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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-09

COLLINS FOR LONDON.
THE BOSTONI1N'S N4ME SENT TO
THE SEN1TE TO-DAY.
Isaac Pusey VIII Go to Mexico-Josiah
Quincy's billet is also Forwarded
other Capital News.

WASHINGTON, March 9.-The President
today sent the following nominations TO
the Senate: Josiah Quincy Of Massachu-
sets to be assistant secretary OF state.
Robert A. Maxwell Of New York to be
fourth assisia IT postmaster general.
Isaac Pusey Gray of Indiana, to bs en-
voy extraordinary end minister plenipo-
tentiary of the United States to Mexico
Patrick A. Collins Of Massachusetts, to
be consul general of the United States at
London.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-09
GALLAGHER Ia still in Prison.

LONDON, March 9.-Inquiry regarding
the report from America that DIR. Thomas
Gallagher, an Irish. American convicted
of having been engaged in dynamite con-
spiracy in 1888, and sentenced to penal
servitude for life, had been released by
order of the British government, proves
that the report Is wholly unfounded.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-09
CuiItv of Emberylemeut.

PHILADELPHIA. March q. 9.-Ephraim
Young, director Of the defunct Spring
Garden National bank, was found guilty
In the United States district court 'yester-
day Of conspiracy with President Kennedy
and the cashier and Of embezzling the
funds of the corporation. Young was
completely overcome.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-09
Fears of Floods.

BUFFALO, March 9.--Grave fears OF dis
astrous floods at Tonawanda are enter
tanned. The sudden thaw has caused the
Niagara river to rise three feet and the
creek which runs through the middle Of
Tonawanda is all but overfowing the
banks. In this city fears are entertained
of freshet along the Buffalo river, which
Ia very high.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-09
a O'clock.
The GENERAL ASSEMBLY
An Act Providing for Ward Regis
tration Presented in the Senate.
MUCH ROUTINE BUSINESS.
The Act Requiring Notice OF incorpora-
tIon Passed In Concurrence by the
senate without Reference to n Com
mittee.

Gov. Brown raped for order at 1l;l5
this morning, barely quorum being
present.
Senator Lapnam reported resolution
from the joint committee on accounts
and claims. to pay the bill of w. Ii. g.
Temple for engineering. Passed.
Senator Kenyon presented the petition
Of Arminda Patti for change OF name
Referred to the committee on judi
ciary.
From the House was received the an
nouncement of several concurrences.
Also the passage OF several resolutions
to pay bills.
4, Also from the House an act providing
that whenever any bill shall be presented
to create n corporation which sBall exer-
else the right OF eminent domain or
shall have rights In the streets and high .
ways, notice shall be given by adver-
thing In newspapers three weeks before
the passage of the act.
Mr.. Comstock favored the passage OF
the act without reference to "A committee
as it affects several acts of Incorporation
now pending and after sort delay for
explanation he moved the passage Of the
act In concurrence. SO passed.
Senator Comstock introduced "an act
IN amendment OF the act providing for
the registering. listing and returning
lists of voters aud proof Of their quail
ficatioD TO vote.
The act is as follows. the amendment
being to section 13 The several town
clerks are required TO be at their respec-
tive offices for the purpose OF attending
TO registration OF voters for the secu-
lar days next preceding and
Dsceincluding the last secular day of
mber in each year and then to re-
main from o O'Clock in the forenoon until
O'Clock ia the afternoon, and from 9
o'clock till Q O'clock in the afternoon.
and shall. In the cities and towns which
are divid, 4 Into voting districts, during
the month OF December In each
year, visit every voting district
or ward at least once for the
purpose of attending to the registration
of voters In such wards and districts,
which visit shall be in the evening, and
such clerk shall remain at least two
hours In each district or ward and shall
attend to such registration at other times
as persons may apply TO be registered.
The act was referred to the committee
on Judiciary.
On motion of Senator Church of Tiver-
ton the Senate then adjourned.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-09
senator Hin PAYS III. Respects.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., March 9-Senator
Hill called at the White House this noon
and was cordially greeted by President
Cleveland.
The tAo were Immediately closeted
aud remained together nearly two hours.
Neither would tell what was talked
about.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-09
SCHOONER MORSE MISSING
She Left Norfolk for Providence and Has
Not Been Seen Since.

BosToN, March 9.-The threa-masted
schooner, B. w. Morse, owned and built
at Bath. Me-. Capt. Newbury. sailed
from Norfolk, Va, Feb. ls for Provi-
dence, with full cargo OF coal.
She has not been heard from since sail
ing. aud 1t is feared she founder ed dur
ing the recent bad wea her.
The Morse was 531 tons burden, built
in 1880, and had recently been completely
overuauled
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-09
BIn. in Exchange For Gold.

WAsBrSoroS, March Q. e.--Secretary Carl
isle accepted the proposition Of the clearing
house Of Denver, Colo, 20 exchange.si ,0O0,-
600 of treasury notes Of the issue of 1890
Tor u ,0o0,0O0 in gold. This will increase
the free gold in the treasury to s2.l2S,0c0.
Secretary Carlisle has taken no steps TO
issue bonds and has not indicated what
policy he will pursue.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-09
w. G. Ashke,tie Has Disappeared.

William C. Ashkettle, who has been
employed as a pookkeeper by Grant the
paint err, on Benefit street, has disap-
peared and left no trace OF his where
alb Juts. Detective Swan is investigating
the case.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-09
BECAME RICH IN A DAY.
A Boston Woman Gets &12, 500 for In
iuries Sustained.

BosToN, March AIRS. Annie A.
Graves, who yesterday brought suit of
sl5. 900 against the New York and New
England for injuries sustained at the
Hivhlandville station accident Nov. 13,
1891, was today awarded a verdict OF
$l2 500
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-09

IN Great Britain the area occupied by
wood lands was 2,45s.ooo acres In 1881.
and IL increased 10 0.ee6, 900 acres in
1891.
IT is estimated that there are one
million more orange trees in bearing
this year in California than there were
last, which will give better idea ~ ,ho
fnqssss .bAa II IL vsrs sss,sd u ssrss,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-09
Boston,s Po.tma.,er ResIrn..

WAsAINGroS, Mrrch o. - Thomas n.
Hart Of Boston has resigned the postmas-
tership Of that city, 20 take effect as soon
as his successor can be appointed. This Il
the first OF the large postofiices TO be placed
At Mr.. Cleyeland's disposal The congress
men from Boston have had no intimation
That Postmaster Hart conternplsted this
sfsu
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-09

Providence I,odSe International Asso-
citation of Machinists will hold "a public
meeting this evening In their hall, corner
OF Eddy and Westminster streets Ad-
dresses will be made by Nell-known labor
men of Boston aud Of this city.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-09
CON DITI0NS.

To the lodge. club. circle. social.
charitable. political. literary or
other orga nization i'm whose be-
half most coupons are turned I'm
within the limits OF this contest
the News" will pay $500 In cash.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-09
The FINANCIAL NEWS.
Incal Stocks.

Local Stocks.
The cal:market is quiet today and no
changes are noted.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-09
HOTEL GUESTS SOMETIMES FOR
GET THEIR PROPERTY.

A Hotel Clerk Talks About Mans Pecu-
liarities and Tells His Experience to
News Man.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-28

what We All Appreciate. bus Very rev
Pesssss.
Once upon time two little girls were
talking together. one Of whom was year
or two older than the other. Child No.
I inquired. How many valentines had
you this Year, The answer was rue
fully. None at all" Without . mo-
ments hesitation and with an admiring
smile tho first Gid. "Oh. arc you grow
ing too old for valentinesy'
That was exquisite tact. Tobe grown
mp is the height Of youthful ambition.
and the left out" girl was thus instant
ly transported by her very neglect to .
coveted pre-eminence. while the little
belle set herself deferentially aside by
reason OF her belleship.
DIR. Holmes aaya. Good breeding u
surface Christianity" And good breed
ing il one name for tact. Its other name
Is thoughtfulness. Those who boast in
the frequent assertion. II haven't . par
ticle Of tact, you know" appear to think
that the lack implies . certain blunt
honesty. II implies selfishness. Anthony
Trollops declared once that We never
forgot what We really cared to remem-
Der: that we only have poor memories In
certain lines, and because those Arc sub
jects of small interest 10 N. Il 10 GER
tainly astonishing how few among ones
acquaintsuce have that blessed faculty
Of setting one at ones ease; u regarding
others nrvt and themselves last. II q
man or . woman Be popular. IL Is on this
account. Ono can't bc popular without
il. and ono can't b altogether disliked-
no matter how unworthy in other ways
who has cultivated the gift. Il may
be y very tiny gift 1t first and largely
cultivated
II should not develop into business,
which IL most wearing and tifesome. II
should not 90 - far ~ inquisitivenesa,
although it must run along the lines OF
friendly interest. 81 think Miss b. II .
very grsceless person." complained an
acquaintance one day. "She said TO me
inst now. Why. I always supposed you
were a Methodist After all the years
we've lived IN the same town she might
pay me the compliment Of finding out
where I went to church"
IL Is the implied nattesy that makss
us-ths wisest Of us-purr under grsce.
ia! attention and feel at least the incli-
nation "a scratch II 10 IL poinsedly with.
held. nobody really fancies being
rubbed the wrong way. even by . good.
kind hand.
There IL avsss deal 20 talk In the world
about insratitude. Isn't the foundAtion
of that complaint laid upon the tsutl,
that not careless favors nor rough cool
nature can excite q glow of thankful
ness a. may the little d.~is ~ kindness,
the little words ~ love that the oil
rhyme tells us are what--not ths great
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-28

They have long scarf ends that fasten
ai the belt and fall Ia the skirt hem. In
adjusting this little cape one or two
them in place. These capes only reach
10 the elbow and are finished with frill
at the neck.
Among recent importations are very
handsome dresses with triple skirts.
These skirts consist II three wide
iiounces shaped without gathers and
mounted gu silk foundation. Each
f'ounce laps deeply on the one below IT,
Crepon skirts in this style made by
Worth have each flounce narrowly edged
with white guipurc.
One Of the latest novelties for dress
waists and sleeves is silk woven in puffs,
each puff an inch or two in width and
separated by bands II striped satin. For
example. white China silk puffs are
gathered Ia bands an inch wide u al
ternate white and pink satin. each
stripe having black lines on the edge.
coats with lace IL not To he recon-
mended Even the beat IL iace soon
trays out and is anything but an orna.
NJ ftafFfF SILK Win
hemmed and tucked rifiies are really
A. pretty "a the lace trimmed ones and
are in every way more desirable.
The square shaped Russian sleeve cap
~ giving place b. the Vandyke shape.
which tapeFs In sharp point and ends
jus. above the elbow. These caps are
plated very fpll at the top to give them
prominence. and are often added % opcn
Jackets
The "Princ.ss May" which comes 10
va from Lonslen !. a high. round waist
o. be worn over the dress instead u "A
cap" or jacket \ handsome waist II
THE kind y - black SAITH ribbons used
leugthwise and Joined by rows - Jet
galoon.
The trimming u hats alike on both
sltlce - as popular a. " was last autumn.
Rabbits ears" u velvet or ribbuu or
some other high trimming. a. bong
stemmed flowers or accordion plated
velvet. are very much the mode
Heliotrop" - q csllor a. pretty az II is
popular. hut ~ the same time IL should
l.. remembered that there are feu sha,lrs
more trying 10 most complevions.
sir which has already dons duty as a
Iiniug NAV - cleaned ~ spouging 4
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-28

MINNIE THO2AS bOICB AND SoS.
ing as that of tho most thoroughly do
nestle women In the world. Home life
Is an incentive and q help--not . him
drance.
Minnie Thomas Boyce Is ono Of these.
and her lovely homo in Muncic. Ind,
contains two rooms dearer To her than all
the others-her nursery and her library.
Although yet in her early twenties,
Mrs. Boyce has written many poems.
short stories and sketches for the leading
western papers. Much Of her work has
been for the Chicago Inter Ocean. She
has contributed to the indianapolis SEN
tinel and the Indianapolis News and Is .
delegate from Indiana 10 the Worlds fair
press convention. She is also member
Of the National Pcss league. Humorous
sketches and stories Of Hooeier life are
specially Mrs. Boyce's forte, although
her poems for children are eagerly sought
for and literally enumerated by the W
rious periodicals for which she contrib
utes.
Mrs Boycs's homo life II . very d.
lightful one. She u the mother Of love-
" boy. to whom she devotss much Of hsr
time, and 10 tho center Of . charming
circle Of people whom she delights By her
ready Wit and gracious hospitality. She
il, moreover, beautiful woman. and 20
can summon to her aid In her work .
treasure both in mind and body.
IL is . very pleasant thing 70 aow Of
talented home women. To read Of them
helps and encourages the scores Of women
who feel Themselves to be CT pablo Of moro
thought than 10 required for the daily
routine Of house and homo work. yet
who dread TO try their wings for lack OF
the word Of encouragement.
AUGUSTA PREsCory.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-28

With very vsAk csnphos sad snnoaia
water sad fxsAioee1 ineo psttlcoAt
~hicla viii be every - - ussvicsshis -
ons snn3s a 80 elk
Among the pattern drssnes are siik
musiins sec0sdioa plated Ia waving
diagnsi liass tkas are usrrentsd - -
duSo crush Without being nattened
Thsss cume n biork end White and v
I'll tlle styisxh coiosA
Gsensdinss. barge. batiste and other
thin nst<sisis have ths skirts made d
silk and covered eatirsiy With gathered
fiounces u The material
The s<rvisxsbls Old time IIOuisine
txilird silks are revived in checks u sty.
iish coiors.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-28
GRAND RAPIDS LAND
AND
IMPROVEMENT COMPANY,
81 AND 81 wONDERLY BUILDING.

LOTS. LOTS! Lots OF lots. bat u yos viah 10
cast your lot cu . GOOD ONE, handsomely
situated. with excellent water, hrst-eless, ave-
ns p.r ~ ey cas sp the B So
tion on Burton avenue. near Division. We are
selling these At prices that cannot b dupli-
Gated.
We offer this week q crack bargain In Q nne
house and lot on Dayton street. near Indiana.
stone cellar. eistern. rDoms all in gund repair.
II yon want place On West side look at this
one at 81. 7n
Ifycu are looking Tor = suite Of pheasant COO
venient rooms. 9th hard and sspft water and ell
eonveniences. near strc~t ear line, east side.
ve have them az moderate rental
We have cheap lot corner North Lafayette
and Fairbanks; Others On Moth Prosp~rs morn
~ South Grand Rapids all god less. non.es
and lots fos sale On payments. moderate as rent
low As tn. Io~eS and a. GOOD a. tie bs-.
An elegant oransr plantation, located on the
famous fruit belt of Florida. all In bes ring and
paying . handsome dividend, for sale CT On.
change for good stock farm In Michigan.
We esn cell ron chi. v~~h almost any number
81 acres ~ hardwood siuab-s ron Wish In M,chi-
gan. ~ Low prices and on favorable terms
IpHsE ARR no CWEsrNrrs.
~ yoa want lots on West Bridge street. suit
able fos Hats or sscrrs, near Scriboer. at BAR
GAINS. ies us show you some.
Rooms 10 rent. large and pleasant: residence
part 81 city esst side furnished. cheap
Money loaned quickly. a, low rssc.. on live
city property ar scct farms, In sums To suit
We have residence properties ~ hsrsaiss. In
various parts - the citt. We take pleasure in
sho~inG our propeffir- on application
general resi estate bushes. transacted
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-28

Ma 0rowler-Now. grocer. yoa ~
charged me fog things I've never I'D
What do you mean by such items - e.
handful Of rsisins. ono pockstful a
almonds. two mouthfuls Of brown suens
--ehs
Grocer-It means. Mrs. Growlss. tha&
ladios what will bring their childyso
with them when they do their markets.
has got TO pay FOR al they gsts.-Has-
per's Bazaar.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-28
HOW TO USE SCENTS
4 Woman Should e. Nest - .
Well Toasd Fiddle
OfF0ae USING MEN PERFUMES
Jnninnonmo $1,000 u0n61D Cnnnnnhne,n
oD - q Sv10s vtgsue n bass SsK-
Wo0nn NOseN

II you vsns b he really szqaisitsAy
p~ss AMI dainty yos must begin With
your underwear. Every tiny hole In
your hoss must b dsrnc.i - soon ~ Il
spp~sn- There must b No frsysd
~ises ca your p~tticosts. and M b angling
sus'ss OF torn embroidery On your white
shifss. Every Articls must b. sposl~..iy
cisan. no matter how plain. and tho1sh
patching h admissible . rent b NOT tn
- thought o.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-28

- % assAss - . s.rsy - - % .
Ossy Seasnalis4
In ths broad delAs OF litsratuyo anA
sewspapsr work there ars many busy
helpers Whose isspirstioa hes IN the
hom~ rhs daintisst biss q verse. The
bess descriptive writing and the clsvsr-
est sfosiss ofesn cons from the psos a
women Who have homs life - chasm-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-28

Tssining yin ID naay thlaUA - =
has ssldoo broushs tauseAB tvo -
tnooagF~sas nssss - husb slpsy.
Little Barbara AsA bssa dnk, ~ -
ooavalesrent.
Are you my dortasss shs -, vak-
Ing up suddenly end Andiag stssacs
LADY st her bedxids.
mo. dear. said TIE strange lady. Il
IN your trained nuss."
''Ah. that's better" exclaimed ths HI
10 girl II shall like you very much.
Tfainsd nurse" she continued. pointing
70 soaGs hanging naar the window. 49,
me introduce yen 10 my trained canary. .
ST. Paul 6lobe.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-28

ss,nes 49, easy occur 80 - $780,
vill unahs this sarsh = 8Aaa. slhooo
Asava shsssy- extssna - go. B
bsAs - snd ssnse niA11espnsnD 49,
y Aard- "Th>ak pea ~ nsshtng- =
psss. bxt solsstin<s 4 = p9tfnssA No
that which eomes hum - go AanA,
bas whas y froa - sSn Aanes. y ~
esos - NJ psosivss - ~ -
2rTU uAsA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-28

Dsesssnzkrrs Sho are requested 10 70.
model last year skirts that are made a
TEXTILES too rich sn.i expensive Ia cast
Etiaie use various methods in Transform.
ing these skirts into models nos Ia
v09us. Sosns cut them into bias
dounces. which they put upon nsw hell
skirts os thoss ciosely xorcd; others add
,ioubls bresdths In the hack made OF
slmiiar, matching or contrasting fabrics.
and others again open the skirt dosn
the erout in directsisp fashion over a
gored underskirt or insert panel which
they frame IN gimp os pAssrusenterie-
AbDas sAe MucA M0sss<zd Dress SKIRT.
A very popular dress skirt 10 the dircc-
s,iso model. which nhovs n slupei front
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-28

breadth. two gored side breadths and
two full straight back breadths. Where
an extremely full skirt Is desired three
breadths Of single width goods are
added. and in this case the skirt is not
finished with rows or spaced trimmings.
The skirt edge shows but one single row
~ garniturc. a plated ruche, a gathered
ribbon or biased draped or braided
band of silk or velvet. Some Ut the rich
brocaded skirts are wholly untrimmed.
and in making up these handsome
skirts the silk lining and crinolire are
cut in brcadths exactly like the outside.
scanned up together and then silk faced.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-28

shs latter uao.iei- showing bong. graceful
drsper,e- arranged over very clopely
spr~d foundation skirts - air ~ hssi-te.
The v1riPssiour dr"--s- sre eat Nth
flowing skirts. the h--ii-r- IA short,
~ais,ssf sfy,r. sud ca. out square IN the
neck srunf snd rack. With i're ~ velvet
br-frils- teyond. that spres'i above the
tops . ths fsli sieeve= Among other
t-'rups.iour ir~ssrs srs those - r'aver'si
wusiin male up over skirts - bStiSre.
sad q stamped ~Persisn Esuse over
fon'l,istioos n usoirs the coior = the
hoser IA fhs gRnae. lf q rather fa-iag
affect - DESIRED the goc~d uusirrshlri g
made n hnsn back mc'rc that - aid
f.r the purpcse
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-28
ME- ROlA

Distinguished Amateur TO managsr1-
have recently inherited ti00. 90. and !
should like to 60 ON tho stage. Can you
place mo?
ManAxer-Oh, yes.
Distinguished Amateur-ln an impov-
tant part.
Manager Very; financial backsr.-
Trufh
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-28
ANNUAL MEETING.

Tho sBa.sf <sr<sfss - fks ss<vkko,5--s -
o. rresssf~ut ssd dir-efor. - NJ s.rasa kstsds
Hy4-saifs sstEsay wft ~ IBID - 30 aSf.r<
- 49, esrsr.nf, % 49, f~fas-d bserk % the
Sity ~ tsFera tsrsd~. sss.s ~ nUhsssn. 81
rs~-ssy Ss5 led tsas 81 q s'cis<t ~ The
frrssn<n Ieex 1una S>-rersrs
Bst>a. AxrsI esh lea
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-28

Wore and WOsUo.
Landlord tshOwing . prospective ton
ant through the hat)-The room across
the hall is worth 80 . month. This ono
Is better ventilated and rents for go.
Prospective Tcnant-Ah. % you've GOT
down to charging for air. ehl-C Chicago
Tribune
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-28

lDROBa1E ORDER State ~ Mirhirsn ecun
~ - kcsst Ma ss~.~sor 90 the y,rt1,s s<
eoort for sad counts e.f ksns, heta ~ the pm.
hsfe e-ffsce, IN tire civ, ~ averH Espfds shs
tysh ass ~ Aprsi. " the yrse sboo<sad
eight tusdr~<i srsc nin~-sirs.~.
Present. Svrus T. Perkins Judee ~ rrxi,sss
Ia the matter ~ the estate ~
sHtssss FpT1 o. isssr> rev~rL
gasrd he Hrersnt
:, !. ordered The, Frsdss. si.~ '-h dss ~
Mar. i-1 ~ ssn oria~k is the fsreno-.ss. 81
sstd rrchste ofce. - sUgrsnts<i 80 tie ~
snssassssn ssd siss~ ssrs ~ sesa scr stErt
Ard n 10 fur,s,-s. ssrsssvrA that essst ~ this
ssrd-r ~ sshsssh-s sfr-~ ss1r~~sffr wr~k.
i,reT,csrs ~ ssA -, "a sesrf,se IN tiss era nd
tsrsfe Hessid. 1sft re~xgssF-er frfrF.@s sod
esrrcisssfs a. - rot-sfg a keos-
bktx y rFkEfss
"A true cstFA Sudxs ~ frss.s,e
Nssss Il IEwrsG- f~9issef. fr1rnsTs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-28
MONEY 70 LOAN.

no YOU WANT MO>ES'-If~o ~. you viii hnd
~ ~ so ycur sdv sntsse to go before h,.r.
rowing.
We MAKE loans On household goods r,isno,.
hcrves. ~secns, personal property ~ anv
hind ~ the lowest possible rates and In the
guieke~s possible time.
Our loans ere made without publicity snd
the psopest, 10 left IN pour individual I.o~-,s-
ssoa-
Leans can 10 carried =. long ~ desired ~ can
~ paid IN fuil, ~ In par'. ~ sny time Va suit
yoss eonvenieeee, and any psrt pad redscss tbs
cost of carrying the losn.
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