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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-14
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rcn lit.
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benspanocl iDnen nic9t 9cfduf, 0eacbtS aus
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6citebt eth Dimmcltpeiter llnteriDieo. Wftt
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ip1Drcno bic 9lnocrcn brut0le Oaiuntcn.
linb, ocncn ibrc .ganae rWtiiiion" bdufig
peiter nicbts lit, ais eth aufre9cubcr Gport.
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BON cincm Wtob cinge6olt unO geIDudt
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Gicl ~pcrloren tit ia nobl niobt an i6nen.
Sic baben itcb dber imlner9in Elm %9eptlieS
Serbienit Tim Snoiana crlpOrben, inbeln tie
ben 6OOliern 5ci9ten. lpie man nit bteiet
8ciBfappen umiprin9er muB.
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purOe, lift i'm lilbli0en SnDtana Oob lcbOn
picOcr cine neutrality-suspicious. erfoIgt,
frcili6 III an elmer lpcDrlolen Srau, tpelcAc
barbartiD gel1lagen murOe. 0agegen tit cs
y8eiBfappen, welbe in 8eit>gtrginten Ell
mem Wtanne nacblteaten, gerabe 10 l3lt1nm
er9an9cn, pte ben meiBtappigen Tctnoen
bet 8riiber @onrao in SnOtana.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-14

~ Z 9 : z III.
9as nerbeIierte eIaftifme @ruAbauO. 9os sr,io.
tpeibe3 man 8ad mn Nafht INIT @eorsm $500
felt trogen fam, BELT ii0er le6en 8rudl. 9entsn.gs eSS,
l1alt. &otal99e onL 9~crlangen frei auoeionhf Sn.
step 9ort. sfnIc@nt'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-14

bort bate pD"otDgraphlren la11en ul1D DAP er
AUDI oaS Qltelier bes photographer ptle.
Gin Wfnrl0allsgebilfe un0 Elm 9olmetl6er
murben beauftrugt, li6 BON Dem @0ineicn
Die @dGerie 5eigcn 81 laIien. Quf Der
StraBe bcmerftcn ite einen allDeren 3opfz
TRIGGER, tpelber in eintger @nttcrnun9 inn
nler bor ibnen begging, lno fan1en auf Die
Bermutbung, baB berieLbe einracb Song
Song 92ing ais @egipetier Dtcnte. Sic
loltcn i9u Elm uno befablcn ibu1, binter
ibncn ber5ugeben. 0as 9%teiuttat mar, baB
Song Song Wing auf einnal pOatg rotbz
Los lpar unb ttab benz @ert6t53tmiher 5uz
rildgefiiDrt tperben mtuBte. ST fam 1ebt
ipieber nadb 8ritilb Columbia aboampfen.
= Gem &a6t i'm Combs 8oItSeigeri6t
in Seem Oorf puroen all cinern Der leBten
Worgen Der breise5nid6ri9e WtorrtS Surfe
unb Ser sebnjdbrige SobntD Burns unter
Ser ACKNOWLEDGING OOrgefiiDrt, Offentli6es
Ner8erntB erre9t 81 baben. Ste betoen
Sungen 6atten nGlnlib trlb nm bier uDr
in Grmartulg, baB ber Sag iebr betB tpera
ben ipiirbe, Elm SGbtpimnlbab i'm 8alltn Der
Tontaine I'M Sin 6aI 8arf genommen.
Burns bate feline &leiber albebalten, tpobl
in Der 8orausiebutg, baB ct ltcb in benz
naiien Nn3u9e ielbit bel Der 9roBtcn 9tBe
GuBerit pD6l beftnben miirbe, 8urfe baz
ge9en trug Elm &oitiim a la 8aOeengel, bon
benz poiitiu NIGHTS 81 bei6reiben lit.
8Gbrenb lie iib munter in Dem Woiier
berumtummelten un6 pte Ste Siide bartn
umberi6nammen, fam 8Olisei berbet unb
nabm ite fcit. 9rf Die Sra9e, ob iie ettpas
su ibrer gertbeibtsung 3u iagen batten.
iudte ieber Der beioen 8engel itc6 out
Soften bes anberen berals5ureoen. rSeben
Sic, 6err &i6ter," begann 8urte, voteier
Wenlb ba, u8urnieD", bat einen ~tIelnen,
icbmacben Sungen in bas 8aiitn 9etporten;
ib bin bcmielben nacb8eiprurgen unO babe
ibm bas 9eben 9erettet, als bas arme
8urm bereits gum britten Male nl!tere
ianf." = yOaS lit cine gemeine Suge, 6crr
&i3ter!" uuterbra9 bier Burns letnen
@efdbrtet1, r8udeD" i3lpinOelt Sbne1
ettpas Dor, I'M iib 6eraus5ureoen. Ser
Serl lit Elm ausgelprO6ener Sai6e1oleb,
aber tb bin gan3 uni6ulbig." &ichtcr
Weaoe belt nun Dem ELLEN Paare etne
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-19
4 Eo7EL WGyTE1.

The railroads are *i-l-hs 70 gF'
er -orsion rAies 70 " 80 >1l AaVsf
'.se oar hot wA.sr ron one sn1 o.
tns continent to 'ae 0'1ef p'o''osl
" ac2 MI erect 81 s-sgAa' al
commo1lo1s modern ho't" "hsf'
guests cAH secure Al '-s l'nVsn
.ercs- "1'cn u 4Sfn ~ l1-'T AA'
con!iiYed TO a1d 70 ihe comfort q
nose sac ave .4'ss-! II h0'e-''
ns present ho'et s'-4.''les G 'n-'
eAf eAonos more 'n2n en'el'a'n "a
comfort ine of1iAAf? 'faVs- o'o sn'
h.is " the cans oi business a
Tain l0ad OF psop.e com nj mere 10
remain a week or moA'h 10 ge'
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-19
I. ?. A. SaaitariuIu,

THE News reporter toas, i
conversation with Mr.. BIZ
new, president Of the San A,.]
Post Of the T. P. A. He sa,. \
the T. P. a. will, some davI
sanitarlum. Efforts are beip, y
in that direction. Some s,|
national sanitarium; Others a |
object to having national on.
Gated at some health resort
think Texas travelling msr ,5o1
push ahead and make the .s.,,J
provisions for hospital AID M
place within Ter own borasr
certain amount is paid annual
each mem5e-, which cons,i,1I
relief fund. This amount mig,I
supplemented by donation from
town desiring the location d
sanitsrlum. Mr.. Bartholomew
other I p. A. men present.
hesltatingly declared themselvJ
having very strong predilecli.,|
favor Of Waco. He also sa.I
that, With proper fort, the nn.
sani!arium could b. located \
Dfnmmers Ike Waco and 4
we'll of her. LIT our bu- nea
watch ont along this line. fo, !
places are putting. a. as@
bens fits to the city, to be Id
from the location Of such an !
tuition, to be supported by su}
Influential body of commercial |
there need be nothirg said by|
of argument. The aivantaga|
too patent to be summarized l
An institution Of the kind Vii
built somewhere in the Ua
States, within 4 very lev I'd
and eternal vigilance will pr
this direction, a. we'll as in 9th
Col. Parrot has laiely prepI
and will subm.t to the vsh
Posts, AID the drummers geuerl
a proposition by which a slOO,t
hotel and a 500, 100 san
rum can be easily secured
does not bind them to Locate
at Waco, but ne ais Waco is
place FIR it. The drummers,
*olking to his proposition, 4
benefit themselves in several
sptcts.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-19
JUDGE GOOdricb'S Court.

In Judge Goodrich's court the
jury in the Carroll case could not
agree. They stood four for plain.
tiff and eight for defendant railroad
company
The case Of Graft vs.. Baker, was
decided in favor defendant.
la Dan Ford's case VS.. A. j.
Pool, the plea Of E,hols was struck
out. Ford's plea of reconvent!on
was disallowed and he dismissed his
suit, to which defendant excepted
and gave notice of appeal. Several
orders were taken and court ad.
ioarned for dinner.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-19
Horse Thief.

A man 81 ing his name as Burse
Burton vas arrested today by Dep.
uty Constable Harry Crowder, upon
the complaint Of A. w. Russell,
having IN his possession u horse
which exactly answers the descrip
ton of one stolen in San Antonio.
lie had San Antonio saddle. He
claims to have owned the horse two
years. lie Will be held until San
Antonio can be heard from.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-19
A FATAL ARRAY.
Two Well Known Palestine Cit
liens End a Feud.

gsTISE, oct. l3.-This after.
noon q. o'clock Peyton Graves, a
grocery merchant and al Old citizen
OF Palestine. entered Fox u Lucas
store on spring street, where Nat
B.ackshear vas employed as sales
mar and With some remarks that
no one overheard. Doth men began
firing a. each other. Graves fred
four shots, vden his pistol, which
vas Il callbre, hung fire "a d
would not discharge. Black.hear
emptied his self repeating calbre
when Graves walked out Of the
building ard down the sidewalk a
few feet, and fell. He vas carried
home and died as they entered the
gate
Bla kshear was shot once in the
stomach, which may prove fatal.
About eighteen months ago
Blao kshear married the youngest
daughter of the Widow Ra lins in
this city without the mothers con.
sent. The marriage vas very
romantic one, the couple having
stolen a march on Mrs. Rallins by
the Young lady jumping from a
window while the rest of the family
were asleep. License vas obtained
in Cherokee county and the mar
rage was a success. The young
couple have lived happily together
since then and now have one child.
Shortly after the marriage of her
daughter Mrs. Rallins married Pey.
ton Graves, merchant, the man
who now lies in his coffin with
three bullet holes in his right
breast. Hard feelings between
Blackshear and Graves seem to
have existed from that day until his
death.
Several months ago Mrs. Blac k
shear, the daughter Of Mrs Graves.
entered suit in the distric. court for
partition of the property belonging
to the estate of her father, Sam
Rallins, deceased. 1t was an ami
cable suit and the partition was
made as far as is known, to the salts.
faction of all parties concerned.
What caused the difficulty today is
not known, but it i, probably the
result of enmity which has long ex.
isted between the two men. Graves,
it is said, was drinking before the
shooting took place, and it is more
than probable that had he been in the
right temperament he would have
been alive today. Blackshear is
shot through the pit of the stomach,
and The wound Will doubtless prove
fatal Graves was a member of
several social organizations and car.
ried life insurance. He has many
friends in this county and was liked
by all who kne y him.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-19
WASHINGTON LETTER.


-peea Correspondence.
WAsHINGIoS, O.t. It. Every.
one has known of cases where PEG
pie refused to believe their loved
ones we're dead although the corpse
lay before them prepared for burial,
or cremation. That is precisely
the condition Of the Voorhees, I'M
conditional repeal bill. 1t is dead,
and almost everybody knows it,
bat feW of It's nearest friends still
refuse TO believe it or consent to
the final disposal Of the corpse
President Cleveland, the chief
physician and mourner, insists that
it is still alive and that if the chef
nurse, Senator Voorhees,, and the
assistant senatorial nurses will fol.
low his directions and give the
medicine prescribed by him that it
may be restored to robust health.
Thls opinion, however, is not
share by his associate and consult
ing physician, Secretary Carlisle,
who has PREPARED substitute for
the defunct bill, which he would
prefer to one prepared by the silver
men if, az he believes, substitute
is bound to be accepted or all hope
of financial leglslation abandoned.
Secretary Carlisle's proposed
amendment, which is evidently IN.
tended to capture the vote of the
antlrepeal southern senator's, is
substantially as follows: The re-
peal of the purchasing clause Of
the Sherman law; the purchase of
1000 600 ounces Of silver, one
fourth to be purchased annually;
the coinage of the seigniorage in
the treasury; the repeal of the tax
on state bank currency, and author.
Ivy for the secretary of the treasury,
at his discretion, TO issue $3.50, 00O,-
600 in bonds to purchase gold. This
amendment will not be likely to get
any Republican votes, because of
the proposed repeal Of the state
bank tax, but with that clause out
1t wouiI lose votes among the south
ern senator's.
There are number of other
compromise amendments prepared
and in course of preparation, in
TACT there are so many of them that
their very number and diversity is
acting az q preventative Of action,
and may result in nothing being
done, although the general i'm.
preston among senators of all
opinions Is that some one of them
viii be passed by the senate this
week. Conferences are hourly be. !
ing held and as soon as any amend.
ment that can command a majority |
efficiently large to prevent fill.
bHsterlog against II IL agreed upon
II will be al once passed by the
senate. That may be today, TO.
morrow, or any day this week; but
# no agreement is reached this
y eek it is altogether probable that
The whole question may be thrown
over to the regular session, as it ia
Tally becoming more difficult to
keep the senators who are anxious.
Tor one cause or another to go to
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-19

MILF, during the campaign, said
the revision Of the tariff was the
great question; that silver coinage
did not amount to anything; all the
silver which the government owned
might be coined into silver dollars,
that the total would amount to
about twenty cents per capita; that
free coinage would give but tenn
porary relief, while the robber tar
if was permitted to continue gath.
ering its tolls. Mr.. Mills has nev.
ertheless joined the crowd who
claim this twenty cents furnished
to the people will PROSTATE values
and pa we business.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-19

their homes. il 4.hingson, aud
the moment !. becomes apparent
.bs. no agreement eau be rea.h-d
a1fsarnment vi De forced b. ak
Of . quorum
one result @: he physical sndlr.
a1ce 6zzle in the senate is the pro.
uo.al Of a large number of amend.
men : 70 the :sns.e rule, all having
o1e end in vie +-,he cur.ailmeat Of
privileges eni1yel under the pres.
81. rules BIZ tie minority. What.
ever may be a5ne in the future,
there il no probsoili,y .hst any Of
tie proposed amendments will be
adopted at the arese1. session. The
reason j. obvious
IL times Of e. ..emen. seine fool.
Ism things are 4. rays done in con
oress, but r preventative Har.er
Of Ohio. would have gone down in
history as tie originator Of the
mos. foolish tn.rg ever done if some
Of his level healed colleagues had
not u.pped the screme in the bad.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-19
TRY 1t.

If you have not yet attended any
of the revival services go tonigh i.
Try it once or twice. Take your
choice. The Tenth Street Metho.
dist, the First Baptist and the
Second Pres yterian are all holding
services every night this week i.
Forsake not the assembling of your.
Ives together.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-19

Uncle Joey Miller, Of the Austin
Statesman, making occasional
valu-ble contributions to var his.
tory. His latest effort was called
forth by misstatement from one
John Donogtue, who told . besu.
tifuI fairy story OF how Ar,illerist
Pelham "'temmed the advance of
the entire union army al Frlder-
icksbnrg Uncle Joey, who was
there, shows Pelham to have been
miles away from the place where
Doooehue puts him
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-19

ItEhl q "a MARI Die Adf tEtiklnS
Al iega Advertisements, without
exception viii be r2ei for at the
following rates per ARE (ten line-J
first insertion, IS cens, each subse
quent Insertion, 81 eats. SIX lines
or less IS half -41ure. Seen ints
and up 70 ten square
Charitable adyerti-emeuts-A All en-.
tertaiuments or events Of chartao Die
or religious nature, when admission
is charsej or Refreshments sold, ten
cents per liue treadlug natter first
insertion, five cents for each suisse
quent insertion. Display matter 80
cents per inch, first Insertion, IS
cents each subsequent time.
Obituaries, resolutions Of respec,
or confidence, ten cents per line
eacn insertion. These rates will not
qe deviated from
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-19

Austin street is badly in iced of
paving from the square to Eighth
street; the block pavement is not
satisfactory; Telford would not
stand the wear, why not try brick ?
Brick has proven satisfactory else
where, and would doubtless be 80
IN Waco. Let us try the expert.
ment, by all means.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-19

Mills ia putting on hs war paint
preparing TO help Voorhees, lead the
Democratic minority in the senate.
The two renegades will make a
lovely psir appealing to John Sher
Insu aud his followers to keep them
out of the SOUP.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-19

this is the only medicine that's guaranteed.
IL it doesn't benefit pi cure, IN every case,
your money Is re.uf--d. On these terms
buyi
The Prescription regulates and pro-
NOTES all the natul functions, never con-
ficts with them, ana is perfectly harmless in
any condition OF tho female system. 1t inn
proves digestion, onriches the blood. brings
refreshing sleep, and restores health and
vigor
For alterations, displacements, bearing
down sensations periodical pains, and every
chrome weakness o., irregularity, it's q RENE
ay that safely, and permanently cures
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-19
Disturbance.

This afternoon there was con
siderable disturbance in the reserva
ton, and as one of the results,
Nettie Moore. a soiled dove, is
charged with disturbing the peace.
Case ls set for trial, Saturday morn
ing, IN Judge Gallagher's court
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-19
A Singular Fact,

Today will be yesterday toni
row, bat the superiority Of Y
Dominion Cigarettes remains
WAYS the same.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-19

Mills saya ne is going to follow
Sherman He has been claiming
he was following Nh Cleveland.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-19
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

Advertising in this column charged .
cate ofone cent per word tor each inseI]
Cash must accompany the order except v
ordered bv regular advertiser
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-19

WAN TED Everybody to send ~
w to The Climax Che,nicsl Co, E9
free q box Of Climax pills ,bat cure Oh VI III
W aco. Texas ~
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-19
omciAl organ u The CITY Of waco.
prRLIaHGnIs No1IcE

BILE wnlcnltls expected The New
% ray must " authorized by al
order e gned oY r BENNETT
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-19

The Only Democratic Daily 10 Cen
Yai Texas.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-19
MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR ENT-One seven room 10 II
L North Fourth street. ApP' ~
Blair. II
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-19

ROARD-Can be had with or wl eaTns!!|
ID southern exposure, large ana r es d
Terms removable. E pply al eo'''
and Clay streets. -,
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-19
WANTED.

w ANTED-Ev Everyone 10 cal on "
w Lamont, corner Eighth and W
streets she can lie You Il past presty
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12

CHICAGO, March 1.-The wheat marks {
opened with something 81 boom. and while
u did not maintain. II was considerably
higher than the day before. The strength
nas easily accounted for. The government
report of stocks IN farmers hands showed n
larger iucrea-e than generally expected.
There was a slight recovery during the last
hour. which left the market 10 &c higher
Whea the session CLOSED. Corn vas active
and averaged higher. though only small
portion Of the advance was held. Closing
pFic~s vers ~ higher. The oats market
Az quiet and firfn, closing unchanged. The
provision market was hrner and higher NJ
the opening and continued 10 Improve for
a while.
Closing:
wHEAr-March. 73,ic; May. Te'Sc; July.
72c
coHS-March. nxc; April. i2'sc; May,
tic : duly. Hs5e.
Oars May. 15;sc: June, 33hc; July
2t.c; Scptemher. .9+c.
i'okk = March. $50; May. $3.50
July. Sl7.s0.
Iasp-N March. sie3; May. sie.ao
July. $ii.45.
Ribs-March. 5000; May. so.l5; July
g. 70
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12
Of Interest to Inventors,

The AMERICAN NEWSPAPER
PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION. of
which this paper is a member,
has a standing offer of a gold
medal, valued at so. to- be
awarded To any one who in
vents any mechanical device
whereby the process of pro-
ducing newspapers Is cheap
ened. or that will be in any
way benefit TO publishers.
For further particulars adj
dress the Secretary at the of
flee, 206 POTTER BUILDING, New
York.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12

NFw yosk. March Dull.
ssak winter Wheat, low grades ? 10 a.
- FER c~t-
WnxAr Firmer. moderately active.
Closing: No. = March. 7Si.e May, -, *
Jane, ssisc; Jtdy. @ssc, August. .s9sc'
>eptsmb< e1t4c
CosN-fgns. dsili. Closing March. safe
Aprii. 5ete. May. ~ -; June. sic; duly,
A-c.
oAfs-Dlil. firn; options quiet easier
NJ. :. 81 ao'sc; No White. fisa "a &C.
LAso-clltt. f.fueer western steam closed
az 10 asked: city. u.so. u.15 asked.
fokE -Aes> active. steady old mess,
lF.3 q, 1910.
cHxESE-tlaiet. upeAangcd; state. 10 10
-; fancy, II. a. IL.
toFFKk-Option- orcned dull. unchanged
- points down; closed steady. > % Is
points down: March. LIS % i7..u; April.
i9.sp 20 1875 Nav. ls.-5 90 80; July. los
- l6.ao; September. l6.t5 20 leo: spot Re
liiil. easy.
~CGAR--Raw dull. easy. fair refining
lo-lo To 800; crntriiuxul~. 20; test, 81
Refined quiet. steady and unchanged.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12
FALL IN THE MARKET
Bears Made a Rad on Western
Railroads.
GENERAL ELECTRIC DROPS
The New Nosk stocks Opened Weak
and There wa bat Little
ga No selling.

NEw YoRx. March H. Money on cal
las been easy ranging from - .,
l.ss han AZ 5. 4nd elosing offered a. K
Pasted rates. i-5ui-ss commercial
balls. f-sfss es4sk
Government bonds have been steady.
Speculation On the stock exchange
Ms rather quiet. the dealings amount
ing 81 l.o7ss shares At the opening
The marke; wss inclined - weakness.
Reading however. xas an exception and
moved up atou, POINT on London huy.
INK
General ElsctT.c was aeain attacked ard
fpsusj down 70 y, the loNvst polai being
reached during Tia present bear campaign.
lhs bears also made raid 90 -. Paul. bur
llnzsoa A Quincy and lAekaesans. offsfc~-
sins these siocks Z. - rs ~ eeut- sugar
-oid coSn 60 H. az one time rnt later
rallied ~ l.ias.. TIE market clo-ssi toler-
ably rrul
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Both the method and results when
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aid refrssAiag 81 the taste. and scts
gently yet promptly on tho kicn~ys
LIVER and Bowels. elsanses the sys
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aches xnd fsvers and cures habituA
constipation syrup Of Figs 10 tho
only remedy Of lie kind ever pro-
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effects. prepared only from the risst
healthy ana agreeable substances. lts
mac excellent qualities commend II
% Al aud have male it the most
popular rsmety kno<n-
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and 81 bottles by all leading drr <.
Fisfa ANY reliable druggist Who
nay not have IL on hand vii pro-
cure II promptly for any one who
wishes 70 try H. Do not accept ary
substitute.
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Buy Or. koch's German nerve pills
Tor nervous people. Guaranteed 20 cure
weak memefy. loss ~ brain power. lost
manhood. nightly emissions and all
nervousness o. either sex Price 81 or
six fof 81. Duliams German Medicine
company. Flint. Mich. solo agents for
bntei States aud Canada Sold in
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N q Monroe street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12

r~loS SToeK YARps, Chicago. March H.
Catfle-Receipts. 20; steady; common 10
extra steers. $i.s5 10 500; COWS and bulls
81 ~ % a. -
lower; heavy E.75 - 800; mixed and
medium, so 20 $50: light rs 10 7.s5.
Shrcp-Recsipts. I 80; steady: poor 70
20 choice. $40 "a 500: lambs. A.75 70 SOS.