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LNoR SALE
X SALE
AND ONLY IS. 600.

We have about the best ight-thOusand-
dollar house on the market today.
Situate on a corner. fronting south has
eight rooms. cellar and bath. half a
block from the cable cars, splendid
neighborhood. sunlight in erer.J room;
has all modern convenience, in COM
plete order. and will be sold upon e1cep-
fi0naity accommodating terms. Well
worth investigating.
JOHN B. WIGHT.
fe9 lil0 q ST. NV.
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lowing officers: President, C. n. Kenyon; sec
Rotary, E. l. Greenmun; treasurer, W. ]. G.
O'Brien; trustees, N. L. Allison, J. 4 d. Tur-
nor and ID. Prosser; librarian, 4 Deans; mu-
steal director, Prof. r. Donch
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TO LIGHT THE MARKET HOUSE.
The Com missioner- Doubt Their Power -
Extend Electric Light wires.

Extend Electric Light wires.
Gen. ordway made application TO the CON-
missioners today for permission TO run electrse
wires from the nearest electric line 10 the
Northern Liberty market, corner 9Th aud X
streets northwest. 10 enable him 90 light thss
market by electricity. The Commissioner are
in doubt ss 10 their power ogrant the required
permission, which he contended they have
authority 10 do under the law, which
limits their power in the premi-ss
TO necessary house connections" The CON-
missioners are OF opinion that n they con per-
init Q wire 90 berun two squares for such connes-
ton there will be no limit 20 their authority,
and that IL would only be necessary for the elss-
trio lighting company 60 secure q customer q IL
boundary OF the city or District 90 justify then
In permitting house connection 90 be msds
the whole distance. The matter viii be dis-
cussed by the board before . dscision ,
reached
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FOR sALE-HOUsEs.


EoR SALE = SEVERAL DE ;IRABLE GROOM
dwellings on @ st n a. bst. 12th and 18Th south
n9nts cellar under whole house; very easy terms.
ta26f,w T. r. BROOKS. sIe 18th st. NV.
EOR SALE-sIX AND NINE-ROOM NEW HOUSES
Il with bath; all modern improvements at Brook
land near school, stores. steam and electric cars
one fare to treasury; terms easy. Address H. I.
Star ONCE. jasO-lms
IrOR sALE-HOUSE 14O6 COLUMBIA ST. NV
"a coy and most complete e.eht-room house; not
built for speculation but for home two stories and
basement. double front. stone steps. brass ratings
covered yard Two large porches; special ventistng
Tor the entire buildings awnings and fly for
ali the windows electric bells and lighting hand
some cabinet and slate msntels. fires log in
parlor. bath coal room. small library. closets &c
price. 81, 800, on easy terms. Apply TO owner, Ed
WIN A NEWMAN. 1899 Rst. NV. ja17
LpoR sALE-NEw HOUSES; BARGAINs: EASY
- terms; $50 and 641 @ a, ne; rooms. cellar ;
long lots to alley. Inquire OWNER. 210 st. N. W.
ENOR SALE-TwO NEW BROwN-STONE HOUSES
rooms and bath; all modern improv ements: Y st.
nv monthly payments. CHARLES EARLY. 60|
I4th ST. fe4-1t
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BICYCLES

~ wheels reduced. 20 percent OF for cash for the
next 20 days Fully guaranteed: hish-sr,ds. light
msds on the interchangeable system.
wAsHINGTON CYCLE CO.. l423 n. Y. ave.
fe3-3m THE wheel ExchanSe." Open evenings.
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(yoLp IN THE HEAD CURED IN ONE NIGHT
For sale 6y druxxtsts generally. o5csnts
ecS-5ms bENTLEY'S Drug stoso. lzsh and Corcorsn.
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HORsFORD's ACID PmOsPnArD
For lmpsirsa Vitality
And weakened eneru b von1erfuly ssossnuGA
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EOR SALE-HOUSES.

E,OR SALE-HOUsES.
House yo. mn ct n.p.
Comment the neighborhood
Of this n 81 house is super,iu
Gus Its propinquity to Dupont
Circle. Connecticut avenue, the
Church Of the Covenant, &c.
II guarantee Of the aristocrxcy
Of the neixhborhood- As TO the
house itself IL must he seen to
be Appreciated The material IL
brown stone and brick; house
contains 10 rooms. with bath and
cellar. 10 10 { rooms deep on
2 aeors-sonsthinc rare nora-
days-asd has back as cell as
front staf g Interior IL bsauti-
fully papered and decorated and
is thoroughly convenient and
comfortable in every respect
Lot Is 1890 feet to Q 2o-foot
alley. Price is only el4,OO0
Apply 70
CHAS. EARLY.
603 18th ct. Nv.
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MEDICAL. &c
DR. LEON
The well-known specialist,
AGA c st. NV.
Prompt treatment. Q


Office hours. 10 to l. toS feI-Iots
PROFESSIONAL MASSAGE CAN BE OBTAINED
u with the best OF medical reference by applying at
9139th st. H.. dS- 3ms
nR. MULLER. 1927 9TH ST. n W, TREATS ALL
~ chronic affections of the eye, ear, throat lungs
liver, kidneys and obscure Diseases years in city
once hours . to II a. III. and to p. m aul5Iirns
STRANGERS, TAKE NOTICE.-DRS BROTHERS
- and Gray treat all diseases. No cure no paw
Only established advertising physicians in this city
Established Al years. 9O6 Is St W. ja3l-lms
TAPE WORMS REMOVED WITH HEAD OR NO
ner. with Mike Scanon. 9th st. above Pa. ave. Her
bert Gordon. 1908 AZ ST. j. E. Gardner, 1917
st. Sc. Iacl-lms
CONSULT THE ONLY UROSCOPIAN PHYSI-
~ clans in Washington, Drs. BROTHERS and GRAY;
near forty tive at 906 st. W. I'VE have re-
duced the signs Of incpient disease almost a Ger.
tanty by examining into the chemical character Of
urinary deposits. We will describe your disease aud
symptoms without asking question by tho first urine
in the morning. We treat all diseases successfully to
which the human family are subject-dyspepss, CON
stipation. piles. scrofula. rheumatism. bronchitis
lungs. stomach, kidneys. &c. tal7-lms
nR. BROTHERS. INvIGORATING CORDIAL Is
~ powerful Nerve Stimulant and Tonic. OF aIlths
remedies for Nervous Debility. Neuragia, Nervous
Exhaustion. Paralysis and that class Of people who
are weak. miserable, lethargc, sleepy. lack OF ambi
ton and zest there remedy equal to this Cordial
has be zen in for fortyfve years in tn city
Laboratory. 906 st. $. ja11-1mf
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TOR SALE

For SALE
Big chance for . Spectator or
builder.
A lot Is by 100 feet; will maize z
good fronts; located northwest cor
ner. on 18th st. ne. Just the spot
for . builder to run mp . small row
and make 12 to II per cent Only
$3.50 each.
JOHN b. WIGHT,
feS-tf 1410 @ ct. NV.
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NOR sALE-wASH' DANENHOwER.
Successor 70
Danenhower q Son.
Real Estate and Insurance Broker.
18th and q SITS. NV.
EOR Sal Y or EXliH ANGE


II will pay you &c look at these properties
1414 2fh ". new :-story and back building
bay window prsssed-hrick house. cellar. furnace,
good rooms and bath. stationary vashstand. range,
crystal chandeliers handsomely papered; stone sils
front and iron seps being Of the most COM
pete houses the city will be sold monthly
payments price. e. 500 get permit to inspect at this
offiee.
1891 st. ne. lot 1870 to lO-foot alley: new g
story and back building bay window pressbrck house
celiAr furnace, Z good rooms and bath stationary
papered stills front and iron steps and
park fence being of the most complete houses in
the city; will be sold on easy monthly payments,
price IS. 80; get permit to inspect at this office
slleS. new bsy-window brick good rooms and
cellar furnace and very complete price. a. 40. on
easy monthly payments get permit to inspect at this
sos ID St n lot l6xs4 to 3O-foot alley; new bay
window brick; good rooms and cellar. furnace and
everything complete price, "a 80; same terms get
permit TO inspect at this office.
Large alley lot in of above, lot %, in square
1921 st nv. sub lot 90 square 49, 4-room
frame: lot .'0xQ1 TO alley price, 80. 80
1l9 and 12l In rear of 10 and l22 ST. N. W, two
nes 4Eo sTI hTies houses price. 81 800
cottage; furnace. range. cellar &c. and large lot
price. 800
Also several Of the finest lots in Rockville Park
from SlJOto 800 each. and money advanced for
CHARLTON HEIGHTS. MD.-A new 3 room frame
cottage cellar. &c. and large lot price, 81 500.
CLEVELAND HEIGHTS.-One Of the finest corner
LOIS in the subdivision lot block q size. 5o1l22;
RIVERDALE PARK.-Five Of the finest lots in the
WAsH'N EISENHOWER,
Successor to
DanenhOwer Son.
Real Estate and Insurance Broker.
fei-2w 18th and q SITS W.
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TEE c. 8. p. CO have organized CLUB, shs
members being II. Cook. l. Bon T. ISsaoa
and W. Thompson.
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TIE greatest liniment Is Salvation on.
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Or SAIF-LT pROJT PARK

LNOR SALE-LE DROIT PARK.
Only three () lett of those neat little brick houses
on Elm St. Nos 1886. SSS and $40 containing six
rooms and bath each nicely pspered and decorated
neatly grained throughout in oak: electric bells
speaking tubes. &c. stationary washstand in bath
rooms: every known Improvement and convenience
usually found in hrst-cass house location de-
srahle modern home; investment at So. 80:
500 to $500 cash. balance monthly; about same as
renting. i. W. WEED co,
ta.sS-ln 500 11th st. N. W.
I'Ok SALE-ECONOMICAL AND DESIRABLE
business curner property: centrally located l15j
do 9v. TYLER RUTHERFORD. 1897 st
COR sALE-I4TH ST. PROPERTY: 371x FEET
front by lO5 feet to alley. with good 3story build
Ing will soon be available for busTess Price.
els. 900. (No. 4sD. TYLER L RUTHERFORD.
ja2l-.Iw' 1907 ST. n.
E,OR sALE-A NUMBER OF NEW = AND 3
Il story dwellings. all IN. l.. desrsbly located n W.
On small cash PAYMENTS and easy terms. Prices from
81. 500 to $40. 900
BAKER. NORRIS & HAMPTON.
lei (45l filO NV
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

EroR sALE-Q ST.. NORTH EIDE. NEAR nth.
4 three-story press-brick house. containing 3
rooms. bath cellar and store thoroughly built
with the b st material crystal chandeliers plate
glass windows; open hreplaces; cabinet mantels /;
furnace heat lot 0x 100 TO alley easy terms and
bargain AZ sl1. 800. Inquire Of
feS-6t 14lS St
EoR sALE-NORTHwEsT SECTION. GOOD
II location. handy to 18th st. cars, 3story press
brick rooms. concrete cellar; lot 1SxSo to wide
alley only 81. 500
Gage l3li VI. VI PARKER,
fet-6t 14iS Z ST.
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L'OR SALE
915 u st. n e.. sty Gel. ar & BATH fur So 300
1857 Nd e., sty K base. IT.. 80. 1900
st bet 9TH 9Th ne, sty GEL. 6r6 bath.
Riggs st. 18th. sly cell Or. furnace. SOC
423 4th st. n. e.. 3 sty eel. Or furnace. g. DOC
2lst n. W.. > sty Or al m IL, DOC
OREGON ave- N II. 3 sly, Tor. all m IL. 0OC
fe43m WATERS THOMPSON. 1896 F ST. n. w
E'OR SALE-s5OO CASH AND BALANCE TO SUIT
Il will buy 81 q st. seven-room brick
handsomely ished; near cars and herdics Price.
81. 800. WRIGHT STOCKETI. GID st. NV.
fe4-2w
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IN tell you how one thing works into
another said Douglass Dyrruforth. n we'll
known patent attorney ~ Chicago. az the Riggs.
There are many Cougressmcu In the present
House who, while personally fsvor.ng the opsn-
ing Of the fair on SUNDAY. voted against IL be-
cause of clerical or like influence.
We hope the silver hiil viii not be repealed
by the present Congress. II not. Mr.. Cleveland
VIII undoubtedly call an extra session. AMI right
on the eve of the opening Of the fair YOU viii
see bill declaring it open on SUNDAYS 20
through with a rush. Nine-tanihs Of the people
want the fair open on that day, and they n yin
yet"
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STORAGE.

STORE YOUR FURNITURE, TRUNKS BOXES
- &c. with LATIMER Il SLOAN
l40I St Separate apartments light Clean dry ant
airy ja2o-lm
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WINTER RESORTS.

CURRY HOUSE NEAR HYGEIA HOTEL, OLD
~ POINT COMFORT, VA.
OPENS FEBRUARY Is.
Large grounds; piazzas; water front select
modations.
WALTER KEESING. Proprietor,
fe9-lm Box 80. Fortress Monroe, Va.
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"we are naturally interested in the senatorial
contest in sister state said eI-GOv. Mil
lette of Watertown. s. d.. "and IL shows No
sign of quick ending. don't think Senator
Casey will be returned He has lost much
strength. and would not name him Ne . win
ner. Who will pull il down? That's too much
TO prophecy. but IL NAV be a dark horse.
''Ihe rumpus at Pine Ridge between Q
drunken lot of Indians aud cowboys who we're
fired upon by the sayagcs. who. while drunk OF
in liquor, must kill something. There 10 not
the slightest danger OF an outbreak. The In
dians as q mass are contented. and so long -
this feeling continues there will be no trouble"
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L'oR sALE-COLT MBIA HEIGHTS-l4l4 1915
u ken->aw ave. OPP site Gen. swans cable line
me locsttgn new Groom houses: bath and cellar !:
t~aufifui decorations; cabinet mantels; hne tirg :;
owner. .5rbO l4th . a.. fesb-St-
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MRS. HAYWOOD PROFESSIONAL MANICURE
AVA will call at residence If desired Address 81 G
st. n. FED -tit-
MADAME PAWN. MANICURE AND CHIROPOD-
XNA list FOB 18th ST. ". W The only Importer and
Manufacture, of FINE MANICURE and CHI IKOPOD-
IST GOODS south of New York no11ltr
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NORTHEAST.

1924 G st. b h. mi.
Or ...-..-.S4,W DD
1911 l st. b h. 6r. 3. 600
1927 Vi st, ( h. Or. .. $50
LOO Linden st. b h.
Or ...---.--...-.- x, @O
200 to 215 / st. bh. Ar |. 800
S27 to S31 I'd ST. bh.
III ..............--..1,5O 300
1923 Sd st. fl, Al. 600
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

L,OR sALF-NIw HOUSE. ROOMS: 10Th ST.
II ~. near Agricultural Department
THTO. A. HARDING,
Ohio Bank building.
fef~3: 18TH and q sts NV
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04

In the s.cial evolution II the nine
te~uth centuFy thefe - nothing that
more distinctly marks is progress than
the bruaslenesl OPPORTUNITIES for women
IN the struggle for existence. \ quarter
20 century aso a woman M business
Was lucksd upon a. human hybrid aud
was az once oetracized FROM s-1ciett
though she may have possessed guali-
fications that made Der ~ 10 grace tie
highest circles.
And What Mas her business in those
dayss The stint II embroidery. the
tedious music and painting lessons. or
the long hours behind the counter IN
sorne thread and needle store. To 90
cat into the world and do actual battle
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04

~ coarse his department. advocates
nsataess ID the h1asthela II a.in.iFeis
tf.s1goas snd fidilezs 10 all their Ups.
but xifA al - IIiEAt u hatss iks
dsIDtlsla e fa4.rzs or.ler sn.i sysisn.
Ihls s,rt n erld. oEtinch.ng saers.
a,aag yonrssk aai al yuar fFieads y
RAINY = 4 tang that niakts slaves =
sefnsa ani sinners - mrn-
Il etgt &, - gut dswn +ut i neyef
al - because * naes Aanli n hand
18th suffering pai.enrs add eiiilng for
slseneee.
II foa mAxs 40 yonr minl "a have ala
cut and out fa.-AeI Nth if well IL 1Fst
spas0. q sUrei uIartyrlioHn sensis soli
into street eeci.4siou - haish your DIS
bisia1ce. eiih@r -cs4alng * swearing.
acs,as,.iae o. youF sex
if j. qulie fnErect o. have q rlaee Tor
ever thing. tef e sissesa'i follow that
Eet1iax should eser oe cut - place. La
faet there are 'creSfi4ls lhat ean only
fai1l their ulissiols , gttting 81 their
respective MAIDS.
Nos tae raTicr - not tAe home u Tie
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04

side By side with her brothers would
have been 70 have brought disgrace upoa
her entire family circle.
Today al.'hs j. changed. The bust
ness woman - looked upon as level
headed. FAR sighted and quick Nitted
being ho Is able 10 enter the field
against her masculine competitors and
come out victorious every time. And
nat does she not dos Hardly a door Is
closed % her aud every day We hear Il
rev vacations springing up FOR which
she shows marked ability. Necdlework
and ti.e store ar factory are not the only
pursuits Tor women IN these glorious
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Of Interest to Inventors.

The AMERICAN NKwsPAFER
PrHLgsHERs ASSOCIATION. #
which this paper Is q member.
has a standing offer If q gold
medal. valued 81 SO. - he
awarded 10 any one who in
vents any mechanical device
whereby the process 81 pro-
ducing newspapers - cheap
encd. or that viii be III any
way q benefit 80 publishers.
For further particulars ad-
dress the Secretary at tire of-
fee. 80 porrsR BruDrvo. New
York
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would upon the retirement OK the queen
succeed 70 the throne. arrived az New
York on Wednesday and will go 10
Washington and make a personal ap-
peal in behalf 81 her claims.
The princess full name Is Victoria
kawekin kaiulani Lunalilo kalaninula-
hilapalapa Cleghorn. Her father. Arch
bald Scott Cleghorn. was "A native of
Scotland and was Hawaiian receiver
general of customs when Queen Liliuo-
kalani WAS deposed. Her mother. now
dead, was the Princess Like Lake, and
sister OF the late King kalakaua. The
princess il in her 18th year, is tall and
slender. has dark complexion. soft
brown eyes and features that suggest
Just a suspicion Of hanaka origin. Up
% the recent revolution at Honolulu
kaiulani was but school girl at South
port. Eng. She bad gone in for every
thing usual with English school girls.
and became. - far as English training
and sentiment 20. an English girl.
The revolt on the islands and the an
nexation scheme meant more toher than
- any person ON earth except the queen.
They meant the loss 81 kingdom. But
few months ago she was heir 10 the
throne. Today she is but a dark skinned
girl. ousted from her home and left with
very few friends She had planned re
turn To this country after completing
her education abroad and being received
by royalty at the courts of Europe.
Later she was To visit the worlds fair
and take trip through this country.
After brief visit To Honolulu she was
to take graduate course al Wellesley
college On going back 10 her country
she anticipated being hailed as the SOW
creign az the realm.
Now all is changed. When she re
turns 10 Honolulu she will find new
government established upon the re-
mains Of the kingdom. United States
forces on guard. unless President Cleye-
7 land orders them away. and the queen.
+ whom she Was 10 succeed. bereft IL all
F power and authority. The change IN
+ the princess spirits, so those who have
seen her recently say. has been marked.
( From light hearted girl she has be
/ come serious woman. All the plans
she had made in her girlish way for the
bciterment OF people who We're 10 call
her queen are now but day dreams.
The princess. except upon state occa.
/ sions. dresses very simply. She prefers
5 pure white mat, rials for her costumes
and dislikes iewelry or ornaments 81 any
kind. except natural flowers Since her
residence in England she has become a
/ sweet hammered. pretty. graceful gifl.
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fas.s< sss iraa.ecsa in pahlicly. II mss
be bas lAs I'D = ne nser 81 fhe fans's
Il tAe fsenzenf. but Hhethsf /, = IA
seng - short derstlnn q . certainly at
: hal4f ShsSh tefds - elevate seeaan-
he'd and shorgh every grsnsis dame n
fas.ifx aslafts Il. there csn be bsaf ore
re..4fsi comment = nofe's ft.e pity
sf8 AoE~ that eucn pernseieus es
aaI.ie std not IL seaeEaliy fVlls,~ vi
Philadelphia Tines
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Ny I.n,ix.s shoes.

Nile green suede ties beaded with
jets.
Ties and bedroom slippers of glazed
kid
Pink or bull satin slippers beaded in
silver.
White brocaded satin boots are very
much worn.
Hellotrope aud black with silver
buckles are a stylish combination.
Tan suede ties striped with dari,
trossn. which gisc the appearance II
corduroy
4 pretty bedroom shoe is made OF
Hack sictie trimmed with Fur and lined
Niih heavy red silk
But the lanticsi little slipres - them
all j. a gray suede embroidered IA light
blue siik and turquoise beads.
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-. three thieves. tao wife brafcrs and
one siolaiof-of the pupiIe Feace sat
th.s elariEg evidence * tie Innate
nsaral defaasity q oof daughters sinifis
staegcrs A1d gafaiyxes Eie. he gasrs.d.
srinaly Fssigning himself - the despot'
isra ~ perpetual order.
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- ttAtA ft'NNff>tt< IT, sssrfs tr
: tsaas, ttts tsfras aasssssf gnf tfatsas
tnt f frt eti'al zsei ssets7 iefrFttff 81
80 see tesffe SEA sn.at..1eitt :. ts as-,ts
Nrftf - te - ~ - ~ sfef f-sft
ss-s - $50 fh>ses - t.ffftssf afe
~ efrts fsrs fhsfes e. eatf
r@f Nfs ~tFs asa -fssf rer< ~ Ffet
tsress. ~ Asoaast
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AfrfeNooN sLEIoIf eIoe.

SsYftfa5 htftS srs s.rs--ss 49, Rsf-lF 4
= Hait ~ rfisr-ss sfserts.ae stsls* = s..
- 49, ~FFt - ~ rfrf.tr rsss ttslsif isTes-'
sietsh fttsl.n.t.nf -
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vl-ANTED Lsfiss and ssrne men - take
w wurk ~ their henses srffffFnre rf.f
rtressArf. afassi prices ard ~ r1rvaesirr A.
sifsss STtNflAlfn NANifkf az klNt 80.
leck boz ~. >suih framinxham. Mss. ineiose
stamps.
\ WILL WANT aftef APRIL ~ = tenant - ste
l north half = that elegant hrics hst ~ ie
south Lafayette s'ffsf SO hnr<e has ~ rsosi
eFa improvements - vithin % FEET - tiF
street raii~as line ard ~ preitiff - hanfiff
r~sl.fsnre can D. fecud fn filf citf si -
write y harirw. sne Pearl street. pFstsirs
11ENTfON. LADIES frsnA Esnsf I've
= feos,sr vii enIaf4H feuf hsst tse inches
euafartrfsf strisi fftfrDcfif1< r. ff - rhre
Illustrated esttissffe - ~ nat. tFsms f.siiet
Tarsr Aosion. Aafs 81 san
rIsO BUILDERS AID fnNIH ACTORS ~
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04

This j. the last day ~ the great meat
sale - the Western Beef and Provision
cempany. No. ~ Canal street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04
MASONIC OiRECroRY.


DROBaTE ORDER State % Michigan. coun-
L ~ 81 kenf. sS.-At q session II The Probate
Ccurf for the said eounfs - Kent. held a. the
Probate Office. Ia the city ~ tsrand herics. 80,
the IA day 81 March. Ia the y.ar thou
sand eight hundred and ninct, 'hrce.
Present. yrus ,. Perkins. Judge ~ Probate.
Ia the matter ~ tho estate -
FRANK BkHkE>Df. deceesc3.
Mary Behrendt. widow 90 said l1cea%ed.
having ficd Ia this coCrf Der petition. prasii.r
this court to adjudicate and determine tho
were AZ tiie date - has death. aud no~. the
lawful heirs ~ said dcccasr -. a.d entitled 20
inherit ths real estate ~ said dec asl. tstsla
dcscrihed.
Ii a. oricred that Monday. she zifh day -
March. ie.t. a. ~ clock IN tbc furrf-,n ~ sald
probate Office. b. Appointed for hsassas said
petition.
And il A. further ordered that copy - this
order he puhii-tfi thFae successive ives - pre-
viurs 20 said OAR - bearing ia che Grand hsr-
id~ Hefait. dtil} mes sitercr rftutca 4fd cll-
culating ia stid caf.rf, ~ Kent.
CYRUS - pFHki>S.
a true ccps.a Judge u Probate.
HAEKs .. Js~G Al. Register. so n0r =
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04

ClETY oENTc 10 spend an evening
~ ~ CLHfo laughing at and with i.
Wh,tcomb Riley. the poet. al Hartman
haI Mondas. the 9th