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Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1893-05-29

"HdUc you anything to tell me, dear2"
Ida gave little pout and shrug to her
shoulders. 1.-THE solicitor general then
opened the case for the prosecution, said
she. "You are going to cross examine
me, Clara, so don't deny it. l do wish
you would have that gray satin foulard
of yours done up. With little trim
ming and new white vest it would
look as good as new, and it is really very
dowdy."
"You were quite late upon the lawn" :"
said the inexorable Clara
Eyes | was, rather. So were you.
Have you anything to tell me?" She
broke away into her merry, musical
laugh.
81 was chatting with Mr. Westma-
soft"
"And was chatting with Mr.. Denver.
By the way, Clara, now tell me truly,
what do you think of Mr.. Denver? Do
you like him? Honestly nowl"
81 like him very much indeed. think
that he is one of, the most gentlemanly,
modest, manly young men that I have
ever known. So now, dear, have you
nothing to tell me?" Clara smoothed
down her sisters golden hair with a
motherly gesture and stopped her face to
catch the expected confidence. She could
wish nothing better than that Ida should
be the wife of Harold Denver, and from
the words which she had overheard as
they left the lawn that evening she could
not doubt that there was some under
standing between them.
But there came no confession from
Ida, only the same mischievous smile
and amused gleam in her deep blue eyes,
"That gray foulard dress''-she began
"Oh, you little teasel Come now, l
will ask you what you have just asked
me. Do you like Harold Denver?"
"Oh, he's darling!"
"Ida"
"Well, you asked me. That's what 1
think of him. And now, you dear old
inquisitive, you will get nothing more
out of me, SO you must just wait and
not be too curious. I'm going off to see
what papa is doing" She sprang to her
feet, threw her arms round her sisters
neck, gave her final squeeze and was
gone. A chorus from "Olivette," sung
in her clear contralto, grew fainter and
fainter until it ended in the slam of a
distant door.
But Clara Walker still sat in the dim
lit room with her chin upon her hands
and her dreamy eyes looking out into
the gathering gloom. It was the duty
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1893-05-29

But hltllo, aChat is this comtng dlong"
Certainly, admiral We would not
hurry you in your decision. But we still
hope to see you on our platform" She
rose and moved about in her lounging
masculine fashion from one picture to
another, for the walls were thickly cov-
cred with "reminiscences of the admiral's
voyages.
"Hullo!" said she. "Surely this ship
would have furled all her lower canvas
and reefed her topsails if she found her.
self on lee shore with the wind on her
quarter"
"Of course she would. The artist was
never past Gravesend, | swear. It's the
Penelope as she was ON the 14th of June,
1857, in the throat of the straits of Ban
ca, with the island of Banca on the star
board bow and Sumatra on the port. He
painted from description, but of course,
as you very sensibly say, all was snug
below, and she carried stormsails and
double reefed topsails, for it was blow
ing cyclone from the sou'east. | COM
pliment you, maam, l do indeed"
"Oh, have done a little sailoring my
self-as much as woman can aspire to,
you know. This is the bay of Funchal.
What lovely frigatep
"Lovely, you say! All, she was lovelyl
That is the Andromeda. was a mate
aboard of her-sublieutenant they call
it now, though like the old name best"
"What a lovely rake her masts have,
and what curve to her bowsl She
must have been a clipper"
The old sailor rubbed his hands, and
his eyes glistened. His old ships bor-
dered close upon his wife and his son in
his affection.
81 know Funchal," said the lady care
lessly. "a couple of years ago had a
7-ton cutter rugged yacht, the Banshee,
and we ran over to Madeira from Fal-
mouth"
"You, ma'am, in a 7-tonner?"
"With couple of Cornish lads for
crew. Oh, it was gloriousl a fortnight
right out in the open, with no worries,
no letters, no callers, no petty thoughts,
nothing but the grand works of God, the
tossing sea and the great silent sky.
They talk of riding-indeedI am fond of
horses, too-but what is there to COM
pare with the swoop of little craft as
rhe pitches down the long, steep side of
wave, and then the quiver and spring
as she is tossed upward again? Oh, if
our souls could transmigrate I'd be a
seamew above all birds that fiyl But |
keep you, admiral. Adieur
"You may put me down for the plat
FORM" he cried and vanished abashed
behind the curtain of his Times, where
his wife found him at lunchtime.
81 hear that you have had quite long
chat with Mrs. Westmacott," said she.
Eyes, and | think that she is one of
the most sensible women that | ever
knew"
Except on the womans rights ques-
ton, of course"
''Oh, l don't know. She has a good
deal to say for herself ON that also. In
fact, mother, have taken a platform
ticket for her meeting"
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1893-05-29
CHAPTER V. o.
A NAVAL CONQUEST.

1t was the habit of the doctor and the
admiral to accompany each other upon a
morning ramble between breakfast and
lunch. The dwellers in those quiet tree
lined roads were accustomed to see the
two fgures-the long, thin, austere sea-
man and the short, bustling, tweed clad
physician-pass and repass with such
regularity that stopped clock has been
reset by them. The admiral took two
steps to his companions three, but the
younger man was the quicker, and both
were equal to a good 4! miles an hour.
1t was lovely summer day which fol-
lowed the events which have been de-
scribed. The sky was of the deepest
blue, with few white feecy clouds
drifting lazily across it, and the air was
filed with the low drone of insects or
with sudden sharper note as bee or
blue fly shot past with its quivering long
drawn hum, like an insect tuning fork.
AS the friends topped each rise which
leads up to the Crystal palace they
could see the dun clouds of London
stretching along the northern sky line,
with spire or dome breaking through the
low lying haze. The admiral was in high
spirits, for the morning post had brought
good news of his son.
sit is wonderful, Walker" he was say
ing, positively wonderful, the way that
boy of mine has gone ahead during the
last three years. We heard from Pear
son today. Pearson is the senior part
ner, you know, and my boy the junior
pr
old dog is Pearson, as cute and as greedy
as Rio shark. Yet he goes off for a
fortnight's leave and puts my boy in full
charge, with all that immense business
in his hands, and free hand to do what
he likes with it. How's that for conf
dence, and he only three years upon
changer
"Any one would confde in him. His
face is a surety" said the doctor.
go on, Walker" The admiral dug
his elbow at him. "You know my weak
side. Still it's truth all the same. I've
been blessed with a good wife and good
son, and maybe | relish them the more
for having been cut off from them SO
long. | have much to be thankful for"
"And so have l. The best two girls
that ever stepped. There's Clara. who
has learned as much medicine as would
give her the L. S. A.. simplv in order
that she may sympathize with me in my
work. But, hullo, what is this coming
along%
"All drawing and the wind astern"
cried the admiral. Fourteen knots If
it's one. Why, by George, it is that
womanl"
A rolling cloud of yellow dust had
streamed round the curve of the road,
and from the heart of it had emerged a
high tandem tricycle. flying along. at a
breaBneck pace. In front sat Mrs. West
macott clad in heather tweed pea jacket,
a skirt which just passed her knees and
pair of thick CATERS of the same ma
terial. She had great bundle of red
papers under her arm, while Charles,
who sat behind her clad in Norfolk
jacket and knickerbockers, bore simi-
lar role protrudlng from either pocket.
Even as they watched, the pair eased up,
the lady sprang OF, 1mpaled one OF her
house and then inmning On 70 n ber poj seot
again was about 70 bnrry onward when
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1893-05-29
[coNTINUED on THURSDAY !

Charles Wilson took rat poison ana
killed himself on account of a disappoint-
ment i'll love. That was an awfully ratty
way of dying, Charles, especially for love.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-15
SUGAR IS THE MARK
That Stock Unmerc.Fully Ham
mefed Yesterday.
AND DROPPED MANY POINTS
toaiers Came "a, on the Downward
Mosemrnt bat Reading Made
slight oAin-
AND DROPPED MANY POINTS

Nav Yoax. March "A Money on eali
has besa active. sanging ffom = . ID
.ast loan al &. and c.osiug offered at 9.
rossci Rates. f-IisU tSsts
t.oscrnment bo1sis have been steady
american sugar proved q b. tosias =
SENSATION az The New York stock *
change The price opened Al l.Ot rose
O. lU8'.. and then. under a steady out
pouring q loag stock. declined - sos
TIE dealings anessuted b rs 20 sbarss
b. 4 ta;a. foF lhe eatire list n ~ -.
sii4ses Blocks and tlo@.ks were thrown
overheard AMI one firm alone sold 300
shares
TITS so srsioa- liquidation IN s.ges had
ifele iai..ss ac. cl tt. general isst asi1 g Vas
aaf sut.i 'hg Anfhmeits coalers gave eay
ttit fEtfe aas ems natFllqi decline in tie
haliag -hsFts. iae ct.tls'r- iei1sa I - !
ref rsaf. iarkaesnna beading. Reading. la
eaiallou elth ether stocks. improves 1. -
ftr cent. Toe market si.l-,I wt.s FOR the
ia1a-trisl ala Coaiers anl steady for the
general ii,s.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-15

CHIcteo. March ls.-Nhcat made
spirited urNsrt movement az the start. and
for -hor, time was fnily - above the clos
ina as,,ir,s- ~ este ria, for May. hat only
tC over FOR duly The basis Tor this strength
g.l- understood 10 IL the cold weather Ia the
xtst and southwest May closed &c lower
than last night and July + e higher.
Corn followed wheat 90 moderate ex.
'eut. and az 'he cio-c II the session was an.
changed from last night.
1he oat- markeySs~ moderately active nj
slightly lower usnge Of pricc-. All active
options cio-ed az a decline III Nc.
The prosi<i market started strong and
higher ou th. small receipts Of hogs. bat
there sns a general ratfliuls down Of prices
tttore the SESSION was hitif over. At the
n lgner prices there vas considerable raiding
On pork aud lard. Local hoiiers let 90 and
got out. The net declines amounted to L. sc
IN pork l5ef22'1 in lard and 5c Ia rit~.:
Closing:
wusAr-March. 7ele; May. re; July,
-1t.c.
coss-Msfeh. axe; Nay. s'.c; July.
H.c
OaTs-May. C4c; June, 32s.c; July,
&4cs September. .HsA-c.
fosK r March. si707: May. si7.S7 T:
July. SIR september. 81 90.
LAsD-Nsrch. Sii.s0; May. sii.q5 /;
Juiy. SLIGO; September. 5000.
k.i'7-Mrch. 5000; May, si0.l5; July,
SEQ
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-15

Nfw NosK. March IA FrorH-Dull
ask psatsr wheat. io8 grades. 10 "a
- ist cat
Wszsr Dsli and seaker. wi'h options
Cls-ie- pfise- Narrh. .si.c. April. 81, e /:
At - June. 7sc. Juiy. sTsc; August,
- SCI. ~effeuptl, s9isc
taa~ gl.ef lower. Closing. March.
So. kpri. 5-e May. Da-c. June, ~ -;
@ts. aoflc.
oars Dan mixed lower. Closing No.
= s'toisc No white. az l4t4c; Nc. >
thi,aga. o. -. Ne. 3. - 49,
i.tap Qaiet. ioecr: western stcau closed
SO i1.-u, tity. 100 "a il.-5
ioAk-t(s.i.i. weak old mess. 1870; new
nlt~-. t95o
CaFE-E Dali sasy state. 10 20 lsc +.
fancy iisa 20 ~; part skiul~ "a iuc
1aFsEs-opiione opened barely steady
unchanged. 90 10 roiuf- decline; closed
hnrrlg sfessds March. is5; May. iG.45 "a
ib.sp. july. l6.45 July. loo "a loss; - b
ismter. ie.2b e. ib.S1: spot RIO quiet. easy
Ne. :. i1Asc.
>gekR-krw more active; steady AZ thu
ce-iiue; fair refining. -, centrifngal-. ~
te-'. : 5io muscOvado -; test. p refined
quiet steady.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-15

both he method and results shen
Hyrup - Figs Is tskeas X Is pleasant
s1d refresh * o. abe taste, snd acts
geasiy -: promptly on the hidneys
Liver aad bosels. cl~4nses The sv<
feu efsctaslly. di.peis colds head
nches aai levers sal cures hAbstual
constipation. syrup nf kigz a the
ear remedy II Us Kind svei pro-
csced. pleasing q m taste and a.
eepisbls - the stoaasch. prompt IN
it, action and truly beneficial In "a
Effects. Trepsred ONLY from the IiOst
healthy al agreeable substances, IL
na1Y sxcelleet qualities commend ii
a. Al ard hare raa1e it the most
pcpuiar remedy Known.
syrup u Eies IS Ton sale in soc
sni 81 Aofflss ~ All leading drug
gistz Aay reliable druggist whe
nsag not have Il ea hand will pro.
cure II promf dy f1r any one Who
,eA4. 70 try g. DO rot accept AIRY
sen-ltute
CSLNOAhi4 FJc Sf9US co.
Is fsAsctscc ett
l-.41-.-S. -. a<s s.<ls 40.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-15
Of Interest to Inventors,

The ANERICAN NEWSPAPER
PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION, of
which this paper is member,
has a standing offer of n gold
medal, valued mt $50, 10 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 a benefit 10 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, 1893-03-15

iSIox SIock ARDS. Chicago. March H.
tnttie-kcceiIfs. 100; steady common "a
extra steers. >i.75 20 - Is: -tocksr- and
feeders. s. a. - - 50: COWS and bulls. 81 60
r. - -
cg--kcceips-. l0nno; strong; 10, higher;
heavy sp a. SO: mixed and medium
3 - % s. -. light. - - 80
~heeP- keceiEt-. 900; strong: fac
higher: poor To- choice. $40 10 s5.sO: lambs
were weak and lower poor 20 choieo, $40 10
80
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-15

-tfefif Al others faiIf rrrefIt @E.iaf
1asiau - 80 NcFtuI tn,f ~ -n
Nieetane cars go f'ar.l.r ar1 tflsrfir
rrf~et.s q aud ff-sfn flf.lr.,lf fariIt rarx fnr
~ ffetr- lessihr ttreff iasi3r 81 90 p. nn1
i.efftF tisisoif ~ "a m sfrIfifa ~ tffHus
fsf1.fl nt tt a. r.. liifFff ftl.rfrf i1tIl rlres
~ Illt4If effh ai tlff,liet fretrs f-ttf over -
Nirtiran tertral fn..rs.si a anadn r1ufnsrn
fiitieI.pat
Ff1r, y nrfsas flar Al ~ n.-rrns ~
a. -. hFs.elss y. Al A lhtc1Eu
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-15

tULEsF FHII N-tHlIl. + ! ~ I1f-
tASsFp Goons--t orn. 81 suii % Tcr doz.
fa.nafoo-. = --1~sl. "A pef tox
CoFFsE- k,a-ted. RIO. 23ei 2'c Mart
caii.p. s{Hesc; Jase. .ssa3ic. Mocha and
Java. .sxlJic.
LssD--t onpouud there's. 5000; com
I"und. ~ pound tiii-. lie: pare. tierccs.
sls..5 sopouud tir.. ist.c; Kettle rendered,
iicfcc.. sli.2s 50 soiind tins. "a .e.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-15


Buy Dr kochs German nerve pills
for nervous people Guaranteed - cure
weak memoir. lss ~ brain power. lost
manhood. nlgbtiy emissions and Al
nervousness teeithrr eek Price ~ ar
81 ~ - Duilam's fser.aan Medicine
company. Fist Mich s,ie ags0ie for
Unfel States and Canada. sod -
Grand Rapids Is Scrnnsr 8 Advert.
Nc. - Nome street
Nhat f>liy, ia - sifbaut Bsec ham
Fl
bus Duilsm's Great German - cent
Cough Cure az H. g. Ssubner & Al
vssihs, = Monroe street
Buy TAlams Greet German Is cent
Iafer Piils forty ia cas h package AZ
ScfihntF 5 hidaeffhs. - Monroe sfrctt
TIE greatest earfa destroyer an earta
i Deilsm' trest t,ermsu Worm i.os-
rHaes. eaif - rents rer iex For sale
st ee5ianef g Asiepffhs drug sto0e
tav 9nfan Greet fsfmaa - cent
esnea ssrs ~ Sefilner a AalForth's
hug InFsHs German = cent
Ceaza Care af seflhhsr & At8KxfA1s
hns isens ereat tlernan = ssrf
i-iS-r ts f'e saeh tatragr. q
Srritnef Afifsfts - NeFrbe street.
Bay lai -aas Greet t..rnsn Is esrs
lseer Piss trts - cash ts.ksoe "a
Serihnsr s Aie .Fths. 49, snr.se street
fsr ov-r rav Y-sF.
vs. ~kaFr So krfn
rsss - raai,ifrr 'eestirs j. ..sasts - 81
~siir a.f S 80 t~ss t-.s.. - f..--, -. -
I.,...ss-ssa csrts t~ssia
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-15
Detrx,,tcr.In

DxrRofr. Mb.h.. March Ii-Whea;-No .
red cash. 6sc: May. 1isc; July. &c; No.
"a hits cash. 80,
torn Ma. 2 cash. i24e
Naf-->o. shifc cash ~.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-15
Ionsion Grain

LoVoo~. March li-Foreign grain mar
ket- opened this morning quiet. a. Liver
pool. wheat Ws- cheaper e. -eli California
NJ lower. corn ID loucr. buyers holding
- ewing a. Increased arrivals. wheat on
passage inactive Weathsr ia the raitsd
Kingdom fair.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-15

Tho people II this vicinity insist On
having Chamberlain Cough Remedy
and do not want any either. SAYS John
V Bishop - Portland Mills. fnliana
That IL right. They know IL - be su.
perior 20 any other Tor c3lds. and "a q
preventive and cure FOR Group. and WIZ
should they not insist upon having Il.
- cent bottles for safe - T. J Wurz
burg. druggist. No - Monroe street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-15
LANSING
- & NORTHERN r. r.

ufssi r. rfffnlr
~. fifard Ralsdt tnem Tran fHar
Ar peff,i.i 20 - in = D. ~ o. " r.,
EtrtR >nsis faen t1 fForf
~. psfrDt a. m RI tif p ffpre
Ar. erenf ksrits =. s. ~ 's-il ta iaN ; ~
ssafSAv sfxs sxn 49, ftsia
-. f'fsnt Rapid ..... 1tau apps
A.. fsfand karids ~ -ia .n D. A. 4 ~
fovfi-i VI lpTrff a nk-4fses
~. erHpt ksrias iIser. lrpu tapfs
~. from istToa I'm - 81
1rarftr rae .rftnE
pafior ast IN al trtrrs i.sstr. aras,s uap
lds and istrst- isriia tsf iu rseins~ "a
ni.lrrius tfain.
rEftrt das. 'rheT ffains wrat date Gals
ttsni-s Dthsfss f,fn f'ass. e.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-15

ID. A. HiopsFTr Prs idens
0Eo- " Cav, Vice President
w ~. ANDERSON Cashier.
JNo- A. skatoCE Asst. ashier
Transacts n etuerai banking business. Ia
fsrest paid isrne deposits IS rg.-ciAl az
fAnssInanf With hrssfs. knaush Nschod aud
Kuhn ~ New YORK tetfers u credit current Ia
al foreign countries. issued direct ul-n tio
mosf favorable Conditions aud dfafiA draxn Ga
all foreign cities 81 lowest fates-
DIRECTORS
WA. n. Ander-un. Nms Soars
Christian Bsrtsch, ae-s b Johnson.
a. J. RD~uc = NJ Lemon
A. D. kafiisoIe. q. ". Say.
ID. A. hloiestt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-15
Complete
Manhood
and how TO attain Il.

A. last a medical work that tells the causes
describes the effects. points the remedy. This
Il scientifically The most valuable. sftisiicsly
the most beautiful. medical beck that has ap-
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subjects treated afc Nervous Debility. impo-
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Husband. Those intending Marriage, etc.
the plain facts. the Old secrets, and the new
discoveries 81 medical science as applied 10
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-15

4f4IEs--ftlF g. sast. g~F 81. 3 fsf
4e3. fssel fss hisl >ss50
tAt>skks4s---iA 3 anI eaeffas- $50 isr
~. 3er-1- Sittss 81, 81 b0-
fsaa.pA osls4ss bfsals. Sea4S
Isssss.-He~ Ms.-ire.. Ia f.sa q eus
ana 49, sss4fs4t.f Ter boa.
Bs~A>,s- Ascending 70 quality. 81 ses
t 81 i 2 blnrh
t.,,.et.ts,, and Prov i-tost-- IA hs,ls.>sir
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-15
GRkhDRAPIDS ATIOhALBANK
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH
Capital and Surplus 100000

EDwIS T. IHI.. pr,sidesif
fALtNks bouFfEf. Vice President.
fKANk n. DAVIS. cashier.
JOAN l. bEeskNrS asst. Cashier
THIS bank dces srncral banking bnsines 49,
and respectfully 81 eats 10. accounts IT lodi.
tiduais. banks ami c.rferntlou. general
Interest allowed ga n ~ eaff4hcaf.s Il De is-t
Travellers for any part - the world Ray perfect
money arrangement al this bsfk
nfhfff Tors
ffvin J. III, Freeman Z. Ifrsss
fno~ Putnam, Daniel h. "a atrfs.
Joseph liousrman, Melvin j Clark
s,eorye II. Long. Vim. o. Herpolshcimer,
Z harles. :. haxcifine. tbarlos shepard
John H. Peck Elias +. Godfrey.
Samuel Soars.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-15
THE NATIONAL CITY BANK.
Grand tAFIr.. sfcs
rNIIkD sIAIf-S DEfts>ifoRf
CAPITAL 100000

1noAAs ~ tslt aRkt President
Okks a kkloo- Nlcf ffoslirnf.
}. fkHTf4lfa faAFs tesiies
h. a. haNI. As,t>etsaf asher.
Transacf business a. al sief.s ffnieits - s.ft
srs haihofiFt-i ~ 'lte >siissnal iiarLias Lev
fAehsnses sS4fiabis Az all che c..uau4erclAl
cities II tiie ~.tfld II rtlsrt 80 ratea-
1. ,. loI.ds iAle.tt ellt add
liEh4s HAS
Tfor.as n. ffiih.-rt, Moves 4. Aver,
lfirH.1s } - liflcn. tcssfxe 81 hfiFrs.
David n Aniera. l.e1rue8 - fufass1
ksf4ssni lbft. tlflsfauiiue Nortss.l.
ld0afu IT ftnf Ioin a. fltr.fs rasJ
q. etsRsu Waite. Flllu fullaf
ffeieIleA haags.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-15
Smoked Meats.


Wheat. eic; cora, iic oats. So; rye, &c;
barley. 81 10.
flou-Lily white, $50; patent, $50;
tuckWhsat so
Mill Stuf-- Middling~. SIS: bran. 81;
screenings. So
uronnd fcsa-Per ton. $3.50; corn uAeal.
per ton $500
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Commonds itself Ia the wcll.formed. a.
10 pleasantly and cfFectually what was
formerly done In the crudest mannar
AMI diagreeably IA well To- cleanse
the system rnd break up colds. head
aches and fcvers without unpleasant
after effects. use the delightful liquid
Laxative remedy. Syrup II Figs
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Hide, and TaIlow.

Cured hides. No. /. Be; No. ?. a..
Green hides. No. l. 3i.c: No. >. 2i{c.
Heavy steers. cured over eOpounds, 6s<c.
Calf. green. No. I. &c; No. :. ~.
Calf. cured. No. l. &c; No. ?, s. &c.
Dcacons. % To S5c.
Tallow
Rough. q per pound.
Rendered. 8 &c per pound.
Sheer pclis. &c % 81 80.
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Wool.

Wa shed. medium. 2la &c.
Mashed. fine. ia ~.
trsa-hssl. medium. lssst 3Dc.
tneasAsd. fiue. Pa lt.e..
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Hay and Wood.
TIMoTnY-sl3 opa IL GO per ton.
CIovER-<il 90 pr ton
MIND slo.sOt6 II CD per ton.
STRAW S5.0tdb.eO per ton.
NooD-lo-iu bscch aud maple, dry s. IS
per cord green. 500 per core.
building Materials.
Wire nails. rate. si.75la1.so.
Glass. discount. 15c.
Building paper. per roll, S.013500.
Water proof paper. pr roll. 500
J. NBKR-ke,ail piece stuff
No. hefnlock. up 20 and including 16
feet lengths. $500; add 81 go per .OyD feet
for every additional tNo feet.
No. , hemlock. up 10 and including i6
feet, $40: every additional two feet. sl.O
No. pine. Sl4.oo per orD feet; add 81 600
for every additional two feet over 10 feet.
Shipping cnlls. si3.
Mil cisllS. Sill.
M. ! flooring. white pine. go.
No. flooring. white pine. sl<.
NJ. 3 flooring. white pine. sio
NJ. maple. S..
No. I ceiling. +. a..
No. ceiling. =. SIS.
No. ceiling. q. So.
No. . ceiling. =. Sic.
No. ! siding. Lin. 81.
No. > siding. lin. So
No. l German siding, s2o.
No. German siding. SIS.
No 3 German siding, SIS.
Finishing material
No. I common boards. 81,
No = common boards. sls.
No. common Boards. SIS.
IN. finishing. Si5.
SaINGLEs-Star A star. 10 inches clear. 81
Per Thousand
No. ,. hive inches clear butt, $50 pr
thousand.
Sound butt. sl75 per thousand.
Gull shingles. 81 pr thousand.
IsTH-No. I white pine. $50
No. white pine. SIS.
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ATsEEsoN GRAND EkrIpsA INDIANA
- asties ~. ett 81 II .tsas fN.n.
fissni ~ a-A e.of .Af.-ir,r 81 go b. 500 -
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