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The morning call., 1892-11-05
HELPi HELPi THE LADY FAIsTs.
"Tis the twink Of an eye,
It's the draught Of O breath,
From the blossom CT health,
To the paleness of DEATH"

When sudden fainting spells come
upon lady, you may always suspect
some uterine disturbances or trouble, or
some great disorder in the circulation and
nerve centers. A remedy that has al
ways proved successful in warding of and
removing the tendency to a recurrence of
fainting spells-that removes the cause
of them, corrects the circulation of blood,
and gives to the system that even run
ming nervous energy SO essential, is DIR.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription.
The Prescription is guaranteed to
give satisfaction in every case, or money
refunded. Nothing else does as much.
You only pay for the good you get.
Can you ask morep
AS regulator and promoter of func-
donal action, al the critical period Of
change from girlhood to womanhood,
"Favorite Prescription is a perfectly
safe remedial agent, and can produce
only good results. 1t is equally effica-
cious and valuable in fits effects when
taken for those disorders and derange-
ments incident to that later and most
critical period, known an "The change
of Life"
The morning call., 1892-11-05
ANOTHER DODGE KNOCKED OUT.
A scheme to Play an IlIiterate. Il all q
Move Checkmated.


Move Checkmated.
A neat little plan for insurlng that votes
bought shall be delivered has been nipped
in the bud by Non-Partisau enterprise.
1t had been decided by theThrd- street buy
ers of votes that no money should be paid un-
less the suffers will swear that they are illite-
rate and thus obtain the Offices o a clerk to
mark the ballet for them. Then the ballot
would be safely marked as the buyers
wanted 1t. Otherwise the suffer might
botch the job.
But Chairman Sullivan of the Non-Parti-
san executive committee has list of all tn
voters VINO signed with a cross in making
out their registration certificates. He there
fore has complete list o t illiterates. These
names have been drawn off into precinct
books, and on election day the Non Partisan
challenger in each precinct will be armed
with book containing the illiterates with
whom be has 10 deal. III any person swears
that he cannot read or write whose name is
not on these lists he will be at once ar
rested. The registration certificate at the
City Hall will be used TO convict all such
yenal voters
The morning call., 1892-11-05
Republican College Graduates.

This evening the Republican college grad
yates will hold reunion at Pioneer Hall,
Fourth street. between Market and Mission,
to boom Harrison and Reid. The speakers
are: w. S. Barnes of Harvard. +. II. Pow
ers of the University of California, Samuel
Knight of Yale. c. III. Hogg of Stanford
University, 4. ID. feixotto OF Hastings Law
College. E. NJ. Wolf. president of-the Cali
fornia College Republican League, will pre-
The morning call., 1892-11-05

unanimously Endorsed Fl. II. Scott for
Sheriff, c. III. Wetien for Tax Collector, w.
A. Beatty for District Attorney and w. e.
Barnett for Attorney and Counselor-all
Non-Partisan candidates. A large number
OF German Democratic clubs OF the city
have also declared for j. j. Moran for
County Clerk. The German Democrats
evidently are shrewdly alive to the neces-
sity of clean municipal administration.
The morning call., 1892-11-05
ssCapr Mart,n,. w.n,

"Cap" Martin. proprietor of the Castle
saioon. al l0l stockton street, advertises in
THE CALLS want" column that he has
$1,000 on deposit there which saws that +.
H. Ebert will be the next Mayor of San
francisco. What Mr. Martin wants is
some one to cover part or the whole OF
THIS money on the proposition he makes.
The morning call., 1892-11-05
An Hereditary vende eta.

The vendetta is by no means extinct In
Corsica. Some time ago a man named
Dampietre was sentenced 20 two months
Imprisonment for shooting at youth
named Andrel, aged IS. When he came out
OF prison he repeated the offense, and has
been sentenced this time to two years. 1t
came out in evidence that forty years ago
the grandfather of the prisoner was con-
demned to hard labor for life for numbering
the grandfather of Andrel.
The morning call., 1892-11-05
ELLERT GAINS STEADILY.
The Federation Of Improvement Clubs
Endorses Him.


Endorses Him.
There are outside of the ordinary parties
well known to the citizens of San Francisco
a number of organizations whose aims and
objects are the best welfare of the city.
In these organizations there are many
minor matters that do not enter into the
ordinary political status Of the candidates.
Most OF these parties are gotten up SIM
ply for the same purpose as the Citizens
NoD-PartIsan.
Where they are out for spoils they have
Endorsed the Kelly Crimmns-De Young
ticket right through almost without a
change, because in one case Blattner was
able, by raising the ante hundred dollars.
TO secure fromthe breeches-pocket owner of
one OF their number the nomination pre-
viousiy secured by McDade for the shirley
atty.
One of these independent parties is the
American party. and il has Endorsed the
The morning call., 1892-11-05

that every man able to work should be
provided with job. so that he
would cease to be trouble to himself or
a burden to the community. he pointed
out what beautiful state of society we
should have IL every one produced and re-
ceived a fair share Of produce of bis in
dustry.
This he maintained would never be
brought about by either Of the old parties,
and consequently that the only solution of
the problem for the nation was the carry
ing out of the principles of The Peoples
mn
The morning call., 1892-11-05
German Democrat. Come I'm.

Interested parties have been industriously
circulating Tue rnmor that the Club F,delia
OIL the German Democratic city clubs had
disbanded. This is untrue, as not only ia
the club in existence but the members have
The morning call., 1892-11-05
An EIlert Meeting Tonight.

Mr.. Ellert's friends will meet tonight at
16 Post street to proceed In body to the
Wigwam at 7:30 p. NJ. All are invited.
Badges will be furnished any time during
the day at 16 Post street.
The morning call., 1892-11-05
AFTER DARK" AT THE GRAND.
4 Grand Production OF Dion Boucica ult'
Snccessful NJ elod rama.

Grand Produc OF Dion Bouciea III T. o
Successful SIelodrama
The Grand Opera-house will be thrown
open this evening. Saturday, November 5,
for the production OF William A. Brady's
After Dark" under the management OF
Lowell X. Stockwell. Marie Rene is the pro-
prietor. The following ladies and gentle
men have been engaged for the cast:
Old Tom, boatman, formerly known as Frank
baitoh Atkins Lawrence
ID cey Morris, pre- prietor OF the silver gambling
hell and Eiysium Concert Hall. Russell Bassett
Gordon Chumley. captain in hight dragons, In
iONc Win Burr Caruth
Sir George Melhurst, under the assumed name
OF -....s...................W w. z. Martin
RlchaT d knatchbnlI, alias Chandos bellingham.
MAN ABOUT town sGeorge =. Robinson
Poynter on the force. ........ Bert Tuerner
Or umpets. owner OF the Night Birds Nest.......
Frank Murtha
1be BARGE Night birds '-.F' sst G.rtsr
KiCdie, wall. Little Mamie Murphy
master OF Osremo hleS: Frank ii TT
Eliza, Sir Georges wife. Miss Nanine Palmer
Rose Edgerton OF M lurst Grange.
...hlsS Ne lie buckley
The run Will be for nine nights. There
will be matinee tomorrow Sunday. and
also an extra matinee on Tuesday, the 8th.
election day.
The morning call., 1892-11-05

This vast expenditure only secures the land
Tor the street. and an additional outlay of money
Tor grading, paving, curolag and sewerlng Will
De required IN order that IL may be pnt In con-
dition Tor public use. And all this without any
pfoportioDate. and In fact any benefit 10 your
Protesfants whose property is already easy of
access, and winch by the report Of the commits.
sloners viii be compelled 10 bear one-eighsh of
the burden OF the cost for this alleged Improve
meut. That the entire benefit resulting from the
contemplated extension will inure To those
property owners the line OF the proposed
extension and In its immediate vicinity, who
nave no highway connecting their property d.
rectly with the city, and these properly. owners
should bear lie burden OF the Improvement
The price paid for The land and improvements
taken Tor The street and subject to condemua-
ton amounts 10 the sum OF $780, 53 "a. This
sum Is many times greater than the assessed
valuation OF the lands and improvements so
taken and Is therefore inequitable anu unjust.
For Instance. portion OF condemned lot has
been awarded by the commissioners S5J72 90,
although with the improvements the entire lot
has been awarded 5000. although with its I'M
provements IL has been assessed for only $3.50.
Condemned lot has been awarded S6S15, al
though with Its improvements IL stands assessed
t0f the sum OF $1,000. Condemned lot 7, nnm-
proved has been awarded the sum of SS093, al
though Its assessed valuation Is $3.50.
The report then takes up each of the fore
going charges separately and comments
upon the Injustice and enormity of the
The morning call., 1892-11-05

same. with the suggestion that the COM
mission be requested to itemize the bills
ana make clear some points which are
shrouded in darkness.
The morning call., 1892-11-05

Who VIII BE Coroner?
Who will be Coroner if DR.. Jerome a.
Hughes is elected? Boss Sullivan.
The morning call., 1892-11-05

members of his profession were all for
Ebert and that be had ordered the Chronicle
stopped. He would not allow paper SO
untruthful TO enter his house.
He was followed by DR.. Washington
Aver, who arose to explain that the Chroni-
Gle had grossly misrepresented Mr.. Ellert in
charging him with defeating the passage
OF the ordinance promoting the sale OF
morphine and eocoane.
THE ordinance would have been most
unjust one" he added. Il can tell you right
now that ii was the physicians of the entire
city and not Mr.. Ebert who caused its de-
feat
John S. Enos, who had come IN in the
meantime. whooped things up at lively
rate.
THE attacks which have been made upon
Mr.. Ebert" said he, "are simply outrage
Gus. Imagine. If you can, gentlemen, the
infamy Of any man who, because he owns
newspaper, will dare to assail the private
character of the man who has stood for
four years like stone wall between the
people and the corruptionists in the Board
OF supervisors. L tell you right now, my
friends, that if such work is continued the
ehiDney-pot on the building on Geary
street will come down before the wrath and
Indignation of 100000 outraged citizens.
The abuse OF Mr.. Ebert is simply dam
naole, but, thank heavens, the source from
which it has come will rally TO his support
every decent man in San Francisco. The
pOople nave gIONn Urea OF posses, ana
recognize that it would be nothing but the
rankest Ingratitude to defeat one of the
best men that ever sat in the Board Of
Supervisors. To do so would be 10 say that
honesty In Office is not appreciated and that
the people cannot afford to do"
Mr.. Enos' speech was frequently inter-
rupted with cheers.
Before the meeting adjourned il was de-
cided to select friends of Ellert in every
precinct in this city TO see that his interests
are protected in the voting and while the
count is going on
The morning call., 1892-11-05

One of Pennsylvania contributions to
tie exhibit at the Worlds Fair will be
80. coo mounted butterflies
The morning call., 1892-11-05

The Non.Partisan cyclone is gathering
force hourly. 1t will sweep the city next
Tuesday aud ruin the bosses chances for
ever gaining control Of the local govern
ment.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-17

Casc 100. Dee. l6,--Ihe wheat market ne
cane a mast psuleky az 0se Tine d1ftDs 80
day sssssioa ant cs'sea AZ is,s 'ossf sv,,, =,
H.. T. s.4-e. A % II disgats9ss we're ltsnea
down lee f~0m Minneapolis. sAsth- snss
Grs4u Inspect % Cladsrn " htnncdro1s ose-
aieled the coat a1ttioh OF tne ~. seht asasy
xaeaI rece. pts aG II anespoiIs aai i'aiath AL
~fat-r me q Z cot Wild "a q nute. From
r.. IL me price was iIe4e seller Ia an Ia
Naat The seliin Increased 10 almost . pa n
IA ~ zee aid the brests rsm ia 10 Iot~e
uss sne work Of bur a lev minuteA At this
point tiFrs was eBongh buying % quiet the
sEais a-d a 81 gnt reess esS ~ % a4e took Ace
SHORTLY alter midday seeoad Hurry occurred
pEics .if pDed iron ~. 10 1sc very quickly.
The whres market cias~d win ,ut iaeidrnt
after o esoek- The raty roa inc low POINT
rs 10 ., aud the ciesr Vas al .o5-c- Inc
ee.n market vas carried cut oi Us natural
bearing and aDfsFsnf course ny the great
weakness which Was discovered IN waeats
c Safnz prices were - 10 1sc lower. Oats ioi-
owe In tn wake OF corr and wheat ana
dropped =. 10 a. Of t1r.r vauc. Tue price ot
January pork at The spening Was DC ever the
fornsr aay's closing pfic-s. and 10 was adj
vAnced DC more duitiS tue forenoon MAY
made similar advance ihey wofkeu BACK
70 about systeriays e.ss.as pr.sss ~ Tue sna,
Tie ana then worked or Al the galn- Tue
RIBS deal 81 tne close showed = decline OF sc
for Jaaaary sad sc for Nav.
wSen,-peesmser. Tie; Janusr5. To7sc; May.
corn-Dseemosr. Cc; January. exc; May.
oats - IscemSsr. s0'.c; January. sic; Nav.
Pars-Deeember. SASS: January. sle.lo;
'i "a; se.s; January. 800; May.
Short Ries December. $40; January.
g. ~. Aay, So.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-17
Farm Produe,s-FIrst Hands.

Eggs. e2S23s butter. 20 TO re- potatoes 90
10 s0cs beans hand picked. N.45 TO lSS;
honey. ~ 4asl5~: curly lettuce. iuc rcr I'D; he IA
iestucc. i5e; parsley. sc dox punches; iuruips.
- TO &c bu. cabba ies. - 10 &C dox: beets.
sc on; rutfs paga-. 2s9nc bu; apples. 81 "a
ore bus carrots - Ia sec; celery. IL TO .Cc doz;
squas.s. &c. pumpkins s0c To si.2S do<; spin
aeb. osc ia; vegetable oysters. - tc Soe
toz lunches. caulaowerS. N@i-5o doz; PAR
snips. 80 90 coc pr 5usbe.-
IS heat. old anu new. one; corn. &c, oats. sc
re. t6c; harley. sil1. Snnch onions. DE doz
hour ard F-ed-f.iiy white. 81: patsuf. $50
per cwt. hnckaheat Hour. - 10 per cwt; corn
meal. Sls.5o per ton: feed. - upper ton
riiaGlia~s. go per ton; bran. SIS per Ton;
ships. 80 Der to- ssree nsnxs. sft per Ton.
Noot--Wa .iIeft * e.. anwsstrd. icSslc-
Hn7-Clrv.'r 80 Zoe ttrretsy 100 Il.
beet. ,e3tc: FerS 6kc0-: IRISH pork
iOins ira I6s.c; mutton. sAsstzc: spring lamb.
l@>c; fowls. s.; ane<~. .ial-c; turkeys. y to
lie; geese. ~ - Ia; sprng chickrn. s9sloc;
veei te57c. ~~ri<os 20 &c; bcST meat. cole:
butf~rine tair-. III tl5t4c. creamery bc. ter
Ire. ~ ale. daii. $50 dok-
lilsss and falIaw-tsreen. "a 10 $50 81 'crs.
over % -. s.. Jared hikes. 81 10 t1>c. ca
skiDs green. g, csii ssins. cured. 6ise' tat
l,p. rousn 81; rendered. sc, peifs lie 10
s. sheer .ia.ls. re 70 ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-17
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

Notice "a nereby given tnst q 6 cepsrtusr
an herefafere existing under the frsn sane
~ III Peifon 20 - this tsY dtsseivrf
ana fnsf All shli cations oviax ~ se,t hrrn vii
~ fIsebart 81 by Charles r. Petsu. snd al
aeofs awinx ssft arm shaH - D1id 20 sad
Sherips III Ppltsn. ~ho e sufhcrsxea 60 ave
70 ID s4autrtaacr ter the sane.
Csast - II. PEtros.
GrsrRvr a. CHsf<T.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-17

casSareS,<6o&nc PEI tox onioua s. - psr
bDl; lem,rs. ~ aud 10. sl5c9tuos ORANGES.
g. 1884,. swees potatoes st-234f.5D: ta!ifor.
nia apricots lic per don; bananas. 81 t92U
per bar ch; clover medfL N, s. .t0t2-.25; nam
moth. S.25asT.s0 per bu; timothy seed. StC3
zi0. mil.et. 3if58l-z5 per ou-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-17
MICHIGAN CENTRAL


Taking effect Nov. -. lshz.
Sleeping cars on Pacific and Atlanta 81
presses 70 and from Detroit rar9of corSrun
and lesylsG Detroit 1T 4stp m. nrrIrlk4 -
Grand Rapids 81 10 , M, Direct connect1ons
made ~ Detroit with sii through trains east
Southern lsisis on
Ffsp NJ. Bflscs. Gen. AIT. eb Hsrroe St
G. W. RFeas.Es. q. Y. A 7. A. Chicsxs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-17
LAKE SHORE A MICHIGAN SOUTHERN
IA In effect ses. -. lsE

The Lake Fsore vis Cieseisrd IN eoBr>eten
Win the Ere n-s1 Il ana l. r. x. Ms forms the
quickest sd most direct route - Pftrshrs<-
J. Smith, q 7. q y. A.. Eieveisad. o
e :. Fogere Clfy Pass. AEtnt
fss CAM tsefl. City Act. = konrces-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-17
puiItIrr Mimi.

Wire natis. sl-g6 rates. stsei cut. 9 20 rasess
glass; l5c. futieinx paper. s. 20 > pee roll:
wafer proof. 81 per rui.
s.uB1er--4teiait ptscc <tad-Nc. hcmiock,
up 70 and iacudinr Ih frsf lengths. 81. Md 81
heuiork. uP ia ard iariudins 10 feet. ~;
every additional two feet s.; No. pine. 81
per Looo feet; aid 81 Tor VERY additional two
sset aver ~ fret; 30 I flooring. white pine.
S2's No. fooriag. white rine. So; Ne. foor-
ina. white Htne. ST. Ne. 1. maple. So: No. 1
ceiling. !. 81; No. csdius. $. 81. No. cell
4, >is. No al a.. 4 sft, NO. ~ si4inx. 50.
No. q sidinr. So. Ne. = siding. -. Finish
Ing m f.rial-Nc. common boards. 20: NO. !
romraon boards. SIS; No. common boards.
so; II fnfshinr en-. SsinEiss--Sfsr. IL
incaes clear. = "er Thousands star 4 star. 10
inches clear z. - thousand. No. : i've
inch clear Aut. > PER Thousand: sound burt.
sl.50 per thousand. eu'i shI3g.eS. 81 per thou
sand. Lat1--<c. White pinr. e.. No. white
rIne. a.. ~. 81 piping cn4s 81: mill rutfs 50
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-17

TIE srausi neesfax % ire sssek heid 80 ~
th> ~ ifsloomb Ns8tei Company ler thc &c
ten af directors and the trsH<<cfi1n 81 s1e1
ether aa-inee< "a ner creperiv es1f~ oefers
fBs neetsnx ~ - he'd an Ia-sssss. necsEn-
her xth. fs3e. A. enc uafznT1< ofaer. corner
a. fffte and seward streets 9ranf 7arfde.
MICA e vlpEfcoAp. se<y.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-17

Water WAX. oil. is'. - aeailisht. f5s'.
si4c. water waite. oii test. l5T. -,l.. Eoc~ne.
81 e. 10. s..
Doctor xed .tova gasoline. -. 64.c.
Dcvdoifxei IA. ,atsss. ~. SO
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-17
Detroit Grain.

pxrsOir. Dee. l6-whesr. No. 2 red. cash.
72c asked: May. Ts11c asked, No. white.
cas-. lie asked.
Cora No : cash. Gtzc-
OaIs-No- white. cash. Sft.c
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-17


pRoBATE oRDER-Sfate OF Michigan. ooun-
~ OF Kent. ss.-At session OF the Probate
court for the said county ~ hent. held sf fhe
Probate once. ia the city 81 Grand RAPIDS On
fth day of December. In the ye.kr one thou
sand eight hundred and ninely-swa.
present-cyrns L. Perkins. Judge Of Probate.
In the matter OF The estate of
PRANK RAISER. deceased.
Elizabeth Kaiser hasfag fled IA this court
her petition praying thls court to aciudic3to
and determine vino were al the date Of his
death and are a.. the lawful heirs 81 SAID
deceased aud entitled by Jaw 20 inter Z the
real estate Of said deeeaSea therein cescr. bed.
It's ordered. that "Wednesday, The fourth day
OF Janusry. lsys. ~ ten O'Clock Ia the forenoon.
II said Probate once. be appointed ter hear
ing said petition
And IL Is further ordered. Tina. 8 copy Of fiiis
order be published thlee successive weeks pre-
yious 10 said day of hearing. In the sirand
Rapids Herald. daily newspaper printed and
circulating in said county OF Kent
ADo as b M.sox Resss sSe u nsa ss Oct g
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO vAcATR
~ ALLEY-Notlce Is hereby given that =
petition has this Gay been flied ty the nncsr--
signed In the circuit court for the county Of
Kent. state Of Michigan. and is no1 pending
In said court Tor the purpose ~ slteria. IL. ID.
Carpenters addition 20 the city of Grand
Rapids. IN said county Of Kent. by sacstinc =
part 90 the alley running east aud west. which
iies between lots one u and two o. and LOT
thirteen iiSl. all In block one ID OF said sdSt-
ton. plot oil said H. -. Carpenters addition
being recorded in the once 81 Register Of
Deeds of said county Of Kent. That n ~ pro-
posed TO make said alteration and eHcEff said
part Of said alley under and ly virtue Of The
the provisions OF chapter = OF sfse Compiled
Laws OF the state OF Michigan and the amend
rnents thereto; That the matter Of ssid pesi.
ton Will be called up for hearing before said
court. AT the court house. N the city OF Grand
Rapids. on Noncsy. The SIN day Of January.
A. II. fsa3 NJ ~ o'ciock in the forenoon.
Dated Dec. 3. IsSl- EsTsEx CkRPESrxR-
JoHS I. MriIrR. Attorney fos Petitioner.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-17
TRAIN TIME TABLES.
GRAND RAPIDS S9 1s;s 20
AND INDIANA RAiLR DAD.

UnANDn max LID 1892.
AND INDIANA RAILROAD.
-
uvs ao,~o
AZ ron Ly; Yong
coutn- Noftn-
rr or Hsuso sn1 r~k'n 80 oSam IVAN
70 lcvos SsS sos
acAinaw .:.:...,......,....:... sWsn ,ep
TVa resSses sA~ e,.. H1oru
rrom al. m"v~r ana mi
SsS.n As'0AA~@S" eo~ ~Hr sas~
a,ts ana
ca ,tr,vnx tnar o ... sno all. ercapt sun
49, al aaias' "s~os sisA"s ~s''s
9AS'
soSS 800 ~o,r,
hrr.r Scnsn
Var ryrrs.naa xeaam s0o \ m
FL y,s ~, < s,n;. 20, ." .sM w
LOT AeiawS.oox .nicAgc- @eS I"
"~sAo sA~ imam imam
To, a, y ctnn.,i HiSnm SO) q M
roa s Sa' SS iIGs ~
rro" osR.:A "'''''''''''-'''''''- liam
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-17

FOR SALE
One house. No. Is Harlan street. near Madison
avenue and street cars. <le.G.
houses on Harlan street. near Madison
sveDue and street esrs.........-........-a*i. 755
1house with barn on South Untoa street. l.T5a
2nouses on East Fulton street.. $50 100
houses on West tfreet. near Leonard
.--.. 100
new house on Henry street ......4..... 2.503
Also several others from s5s ID.
Vacant Tots on Union. Henry. East. fulton.
Fuller. Lincoln, Powers. West Ward4n FeuE-
tain ard Lyon streets and Fifth an Es<hlne-
ton avenues No money required for the frst
year Of parties who eui.d. Als5 money fur
ni.hed 70 bald. Payneats 10 salt purchasers
monthly II desired.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-17
REAL EHTATE-COUNTRY.

TOR SALE-A ine 160 acre farm. good build
ings. lis acres cleared. the best OF soil.
only Az milesto the railroad. PRICE 10 an
building; phone s63.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-17
FIGURES OF TRADE

~. Iaax. Dse. lh---Aeaey Lean q strins
sss lkain tsaaS Tztss ler cas- i0s,s F1l<I.x
frofa - - PEI eeAf. The hi-1st Eaxe = as
- rii. lssest At asa u the close ia1ns
xefs flssfy offered AZ gec c-Rf-
hx<E4n4e elosS4 = sasfys posf-t rates. 80
o. 81 :; aeflisi rsSes sse "a 4ot. too hzff aa5s
sa4 - " demand
tssgernmeHts clased ssead3s euzreaey: "a
lA6 Dias eklsldst - rex sfefcs- ku blas
as eotf Gas. tis. CID. Ps<i1c railway n>il =
closed: a1oE arsts. l16,z lid slaklBx Ia ds
-. bs4s Le4fFAfs. leI 1id
TIE sf0cs market very active sass nAek =
ias- fhz sellla< Il tba iHaastrlais, wassA
Us 10 prominent yesterday. rentnaed THIS
1s9F1iag N.gf aah4te1 st-sE. he rA1.a< "a
Of ioaas ~ the haas on tas~e e1tlafef1ls 1ad
the eoagfnae1 sfrtrgeDey OF tae insiey Ia ~ :
kst Vas q 9 saai8 fessoi. tsr the marketing u
these <f.,r<s Hasas trust. sasar. lead ana
enc others sefc e38so trn11s IA ina dkehhr.
Tie srskness a1i seiiing exteDaed 10 TIE
railroad iiSt xad same VI these shares yie "a =
Paddy. Sonls "a ta~ ie:kdiaE stoeNs Fss3ts u
lr4ctfonaly n0lSsGhsfaa4iaE tae n'aft sell
iaz bat al the close hSafes sefr <rAefAlit
q 90 nrlr iae lowest % the day. l1e c~et.as
oaagea from 20 "a per eell iac "a es tof
~ dag amounted g. 3lo.s.n-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-17

The following e list q; the marrisx-
licenses issued nee sss publication. with the
ssmes. residences when cut Of the city. and
rges Of the parties Age.
Thomas oliver. Rockford Ida Myrtle
knspp. Rec<fard -. i. 22s--rs
David ne Hsep :. Jsnnie Rsdsack xs-3l
J.srph ReutsaH. Nelson township. Ma
MIA smith. AAexan..-.................-. 1l--fQ