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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-07

factof3, With Power "a NIL sts-si aa5a.lsins
iis-tllt 4Ipei s~eeseff e. Tenant aan -l,i,s.f =,
small manufacturers colrtrLs ucs-f,ifie tlsadr.
setos1 ard hlsh fssseHels. massive trirf katia-
ii.-f night co al siGtsi patef poser ssth water
~iss-sii steam power. fr.ishl elevator. nAaia
shsfiing end pufirys. and ~tcAm beating -
paTsis>. inatn building no. slts cas- tt..fg
buck addit4oa idxllu
Pint noor. huron strs.-t up1u sss73
ansf'tesi fot light manufacturing rsit 90 . 1fss
Ter wear.
10 .nd l. Hurun s'rerf. to scraue rssof
Mons esaL .sl1.t. 6 g.cf us5nfh earh
% tbcrry siS,et csirssef Jefferssn ssenae.
u root.-- excellent le-atson
No. ~ North ionfk, nr~ rrica dxelifnf, So
No. - >vrth lcnsa. Fsx brick a~eIsne z23
No - Nofih l,1l evil. NJ. first htasf So
No ~ North lcnls. aWe.i4tg frst f3ofH IS
Noffi-v est corner saal and Ntxbcrry al
ss1th street bridge. large store.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-07

u iherFg sfr~et. beat n corner e Jsasrsa,
sse1ne AZ rooms ter, modern so~ rent
N"fthres; corner scsfa liFlsit.n aud Hrssso<ss
street sots, each ssxioa. with frame dwulitax.f
~ Ter 10 seil ss whole low fsfua
Opposite tnioE depot ga e-.sth larfs stress
interest.
- Nttta biNtsfun ftfe<f. cortsrf tre=ctDt
Asehue' stft pretty DWELLING, Ga 10 ssffis, elsh
81 without etlgotnifls lot sane sizr
t~t' h~ftn~esf corner south Dsssslun aHG
Second avenue. fssfS1
Lot, n"fthscst corner Bridge and ii.oola
sith franse buudlnsR sfacing Lincoia .,sfl \
JsNi1.
stEt-fs, isSSlSa
Northwest corner Hal and 'ense1 strscts. Ia
about l-5xzs1 wan frame buildtrrs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-07

NRs Wf~sfaw ScprHi~s SyHrr has ben szn'i
fcr rhE "a fssrtHtnz. IL -e.ssass sAs chld,
snfsI n Fl. suns ailsys FL pain crres v4nf
-oise srd !. th~ h~sf reusests to- nasrfhars.
r. .nts ave ranfs \ t=.ffte.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-07

For centuries - hsv- ben taught -
fnck rpon ite t-ree,sa tyrc = beauty "a
- it.,sf - al icTriirr-~ T. tel a
somaa hat Der nose ~ eft ear ~ right
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-07

se. ssaa = seusl iaa.s i5sss hs.o. Fsis<.al
40 o. M hernf1 <tzssu:. s~elisl< sr.os4.:
n.oasra eessoz.sraess. ios sa1ls Vita sasy.
cesy tsEns
Northwest CORNER " sssssioo sad fuiss,n xsrresS.
large iot. tosefuj - Lstsz l4sar> nara ctr
- f&Eks sssss tgazt t-so~ gherss3 cxc--z.,
ssG~iS Rae iocssko1. isfs- 1selinx; ia
At1te vita ~ sttisce, sd>e4si1s 90 sasns ssssI
Nfthse-t c.sra~s fsftL sssoas s1d suFt@eA
i~eiots ~ L4fssssts street. ssssA u v e4lsis
Two ie's o. sAd.soa ssense. as.r<s a fsfrA
esenDe essf fEsa1tk
>eftt~esf eoFasf >3soia &na Stscktz<- s<s
sskl1 VIII ifssss tfssfts and Dwelling
M Nvrt1 tonia. is-rs-axl tssxk dselliHx sni
csfs, tf t@Aic "a paved slsys szcsss4ss2,.y
fossd pf<,Irrts.
harn-
=. h,osk 81 sSsnd, ~osso. exssadn< from
1sSisoa sstnus ~ college sseass. k.Uu1ei "a
The Eorfh 4, Hslis STREE tte .r-t ..l...'' "A
Fr.teIt, in this <assl.a fs flsstsrs az snsasilrs
SSrttsesi es.snsF h4fsley asld 1rusa~.l ave-
h.e, sefi-s, viii tso oseltsnxs
ls1i s<hfis sedsnabas stfect bslsw fsftA eve.
-. lssrsse sirers le-roam a~elllas. sst
soRiss 81 alisy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-07
DCTTCUTHlIEQ Always has in stock
D[|/LHIHHLLH the best OF fish.

Next Monday evening. at Hartman's,
the A. o. L. W.. have their first annual
gathering.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-07
CHAIRS RECANEO.

rI,ELEPHoNE soo .. kadclif A Holt. who
cane and fsrair chairs. using onis the bs-st
material. and ehsrsins mo- more than men ~ho
~ around soliciting.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-07
MUST Be SOLD.

-. seconnf e tee s~ssa - rrr~-.
srs+~Aff sfsn~ ~ -elef frrs--s ntsrf-s.
rara-itf q tasfsts fsf = sefvr 81 s-f.
eef cfsfsf4l.a rasf "a gfss4sei.lf ee fHe
Ets-l fs1 rfra rafF "a So avs nNr4
frrfs fisfrT ffrtriasi Esssf ts.f so
q FHfsf see-sIss fsrt fsssalfs bs<ELtf IA
Pea. Ase<k l.Trsss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-07
GEORGE ROELOFS.


T. tat o r.irr lfftis fsFrssss 49, ~ -
ftt~sir,ssln ss.ssesf fDieusit5 ire4 49,. es4
10 ts.sf - $500 ~, ~f ~ afsuIi t.rrs...
tllfse.s Has. MHilfsas Nafsfa ..ffrs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-07

H OF -1ttGss
Vacant lots on Henry Past. Union, wordcn
streets and Fifth avenue. from u - "a 81 0U.
Vacant lots on Fulton. Fountain, / ullcr. Lyon
streets and Washington avenue, from $50 Ia
$50 Money furnished TO bnild ON any 81 the
above named lots, no money required OF
parties bIiidins within cue year: payments
monthly or otherwise to suit purchaser.
House. No. IL Umaii.la street near Madison
avenue and street car- st-ttL
House. No. 10 lmattlla s'r ct, near Madison
avenue and street cars II Ibk
House. No. - rmafilla street. near Madison
avenue and street cars: H.55a.
House, No. 3,3 Henry street modern improve
menis new s-.Jt
House. No llll Fifth avenue; suitable for two
small families s. ,spp.
Houses on y ashuston avenue. near Fulton
street. one with barn both new, never occupied;
$50. sea
House ON South Union street, near Fifth ave-
nue.: 81. su
HonSes on West strest, near Leonard street:
So and $50
Also several others at different prices irom
500 mp 10 $500; time and terms 10 suit
N. w. NORTHROP,
Rooms. 1881 Michixen Trust Building
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-07

House. No. sI5 Henry street large and new
with modern improvements So
House on Washington avenhe. near Fulton
street never been occGpif-p; right rooms. SIC
House nrIt to above. " n. barn; nine rooms;
st9
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-07
WANTFO SITUATIONS.
EOR RENT-ROOMS.

L>OR RENT-Suite OF Offices over No. O. Mon
n roe street; Also office in Norri, building
Nos- IS s. Lyon street. Norris 4 Norris. ~ LYON
street. 81
LNOR RENTA suit Of furnished rooms on
Il the ground floor: furnace heat gas bath
end spring water. Call before 40 a m. or
.fter pm. 2i2 Bartlett street. opposite South
Division street school. SIT
L'OR REN1-furnished rooms in the Wine
gar block: steam heated, gas and bath
rooms No. - South Division street ;-i6-tf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-07

ef-s lsil-a sesil 80 Sots-Y r-blle wee
-. sasAa9 irsnsl go cissssa rssrteares
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-07
FOR RENT- BUSINESS.

LNOR RE>T-The four story aud basement
u building. at No. ; Pearl street. or lors
lease. to responsible party. inquire OF L. CLARK
Ihwinz phone al. ls-if
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-07

no YOU WANT No>EYf-ffso. you will fni
IL n 20 your advantage to ses us before bor.
rowing.
We make loans on household goods riancss
horses. wagons. personal property 81 any
Kind at the Lowest Possible Iates and II ths
quickest possible time.
Oar loans ar made without publicity ana
the property " left an pour individual posses
flsu-
Loans can he carried 80 long desired orcsn
bc pad in full. OF part. az any tune Ia suit
your rnnyenicnce, and any part pad reduces tsas
coat ef carry ing the loan.
IL yoa owe a balance on furniture. fians or
other property. will pay itup for 700. and
CARR a long as you desire.
We also make loans the buiidins and loan
assoc sstion plan.
Qua Offices the most pleasant I'm tho city
and are arranged that parties calling upon
Ia may De waited UPON quickly and oourte-
ously.
Remember that You have tho use ~ both the
property and the money and return tina
money al any fsue.
GRAND RAPIDS MORTGAGE LOAN co.
Room ,. fo~ss hlork..
Corner ~ Sonru-c. Pearl and anal -
MONEY LOANED Tor short time In large or
vi small amounts on sny form ~ good sccur.
i,y. Frank A. Werner - Michigan Trust
building. cor. Pearl and Ottawa street> Iole-
phone ii6
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-07

irirk hos..l at Rcd eltt Mo. .,.. 49,,
froiE The kala street. al the sofxsr a S...<-. =
secnee snd tbesinef street fhr..s srs.r.cs 80
n@senseDt. o<,nfainias - fsasn.- iat frx-z
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-07

Want Columns
Losv.
osf Oh sfoIE>A sep,eh ealils bitch
pap. tAfes mostfs- old. isosa No as last
fu!to1 StFeet- oa1tzesz ara sli ~ pad
for The FrscsE 81 same. Joks l. bre~<s -
4 iBEkAI. REM aRp-Miss Nellie 81 tie
- bsrssrd boese wlii give q inward - learn
the yhefsaeopt< II her s1sAtl. dsfk scotch TER
fsss dos. iost shiis driving lat WEDNESDAY. .
4 usr-A pas as. lcsshes collar With TN
- starr. Liberal reward l. eteret II ~
tnrnea To - isiAad street -
HElP WANvEO NALG.
WANTED Two OF three good solirinrs:
W ssisfy paid. those With exrsflraee h4nr
ding newspapers preferred Apply al Herald
efi'es h<s~ssn ssS asd 10 this n.efains
WANTED Right away. reliable men In
w every sectlan ~ America 60 rcIr~~sat
us, advertise aud Keep oar shaw cards tackled
az An towns. an trees ard fences aicIS public
roads Stead, work a. your own eounfs. tsas
month s2isry and elfsGss paid eTery tao
weeks when started J. ~ sshaaf 4 To. tin-
einnsti. Ohio
WAsTED-.;s BRICK ANpsToxEMAso>s
W az the builders and Trader Exshanga
'or s'eedy work during the building seas..s-
Apply at once issf
HELP NTEO-FEMALE.
w Derby Hotel. o.
WANTED An e1psriarced drr-smsk-r. one
W who can take charge of the work. ~ Mrs
Eserts room Is wonderiy building. 20
"ANTED-A cook aud dining ron girl
w Apply at the Lincoln House, ~ sTrihs
street Gstf
WANTED a bachelor, a bousekeeper.
w white or coiored. old OF young; light
work. light pay. L.. box J. ssti
WANTED- A nurre girl for child must sleep
W ~ homo. Call at No. ~ Bostwiek street.
30
"ANTED-A good cock Apply Mrs.. J. a.
w Griswoid ia North Lafayette street, -
WANTED General helper and assistant az
w Chudrens Home. Cherry street; good
wages. ostf
WANTED Ladies TO write at home. Inclo-e
w stamped envelope Ella werst. sec,
south Bend Ind. .i5
WANTED AGENTS.
WANTED-in every town In Michigan.
w agents and canvasser- 10 handle novel
fies and household spcclalsies Call. or ad-
dress with references, the Gravity Irvine Box
company. III Oriswoid street. Detroit. Mich.
WANTFO SITUATIONS.
WANTED Situation In Office by practical
w book keeper and sfenoxrsphsr with good
general and commercial education: experiences
IN wholesale lumb- and stesmboaiins bpsineks
and other lines Address George Barr. West
bourne. Manitoba. -
lady desire position as houss.
~ keeper: OF Ia do plain sew. can give
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-07
FOR RENT HOUSES.


E,NOR RENT-HandsoInei furnished house.
Il Inquire las North Prospect. 20
t'OR RENT-<ew modern house. With every
u IMP cvement In best location n rooms
Inquire igar stor !. lU Monroe street. 3cu
L'OR RENT-A asw honse finished in hard
Il wood. with all modern improvements. on
Union street, one door south 81 Fountain street
Apply at room $40 Michigan Trust building.
I'LL mo
LNOR SALE OR RENT I'm. new house on
i Fulton street. Also houses and lots for
rent sale in Dunfon's addition. Apply At
room GIG Michigan Trust building. III mo
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-07
BUSINESS CHANCES.


e - 10 SIS per day at home, selling Lightning
tableware etc. Plates the finest ~ ,epolry
good a. new CA all kinds IL nsctssA with sssld.
silver or nickel. No experience. Nc capital
Every house has goods neelInx plating u. h
p.lno. tolunhns. q.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-07
EOR SALE MISCELLAMEOU


HACkMEN-One good hack two horses and
IL harness for sale. Charles Dawson. ~
South Ionia street -
L,OR SALE-Two good strong horses sniisb'e
II for heavy work: also two spring wa gons;
give you a bargain Apply at White
Sewing Machine olfce. III Montoe street 40
CARRIAGES st CoST-G. e. Fitch having
~ rented out bis factory Tor otlcr purpo q,
Will close out his ock Of surreys, ihactons afsd
buggies at cost Come at once; ass South Divi-
zion street. g.
LNOR SALE-impaired health makes II ism.
II perative that | shall cell ny saloon and
restaurant. IL Is one 81 tho bcs, properties IN
the city. To persons who desire To purchsss.
full particulars will b. given on applicants
The merely curiots need not apply ! mean
business amt will rive Ia the right man with
money an option on the bcsi saloon and rcstan.
rant ia Grand Rapids Address n. I. l. Her
aid Office. 9;f
L'oR SALf-Ay entire store 81 furniture and
Il miscellaneous household goods: a new
house and large 10, corner Of Union and Carer
streets house and lot No. Iss Madison street:
vacant lot 90 Christ street: farm 81 TIN acres
10 rods east Of city limits, rev buildings and
all kinds Of fruit. Will sell exchange for
other property. 4. A. Lord No ~ Stocking
street. fiatf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-07

only 81 To s.; iranslen,s 81 and <i.'a: bath free.
at Lincoln House. M. - Spring street ouAr-
sntee a. good fare a. any So house.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-07

JIackMEN-one good hack two horses and
IL harness for sale Charles Dawson. ~
South Ionia street -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-10

Hits, Portland. ~; Dover. 10. Errors, Portland,
}; Dover, Parrott. .klohcdanz and Platt y ouDg,
ONcil, Mercer and sweeney.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-10
THE HUNGRY MUsTLERs
Are Disappointed At President Cieveland's
Latest Ultimatum.

WASHINGTON. May 9-Tbe publication
of the executive order shutting out from
the White House hereafter all office
seekers has caused great CONSERVATION
among the numerous class who have been
besieging the executive mansion for the
last two months. The proprety Of taking
this step has been considered and dis
cussed for more than week At the last
cabine, meeting on Friday the president
read the order, and it was approved by
every member of the cabinet
President Cleveland, in speaking about
the matter said that he had made up his
mind that unless this office seeking busi :
ness was stopped it would be impossible to
consider and dispose of the important ques-
tions requiring immediate attention. Dur
ing the last two months, he added, there
were more important questions brought
before the executive and cabinet for ex-
animation and settlement than during the
entire four years of his former administra-
ton. He had hoped that after reasonable
time the pressure for office would cease,
but every day seemed to add to the num-
Der until their opportunities were unbear-
able
Secretary Carlisle said that he expected
that those who have been pressing their
claims at the White House would now
fall back on the departments, He hoped
not, however, for he was nearly worn out
and exhausted by the pressure of friends
and others for places, not only in his own
department, but in all of the others.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-10
Maine Postal Changes.

WAsHrSGTos. May 3.-Tbe following
postal service in Maine has been diseon-
tinued:
Cash's Corner, Cumberland county, from
Pleasant Dale; Centre Belmont, Waldo
county, from Belmont; East Corinna, Pc
nobscot county, from Corinna; East Frank
LIN, Hancock county, from Franklin; Hast
iogs, oxford county, from Giiead; Morri-
sons Corner, kcnnebec county, from Gin
ton; Myra, Penobscot county, from Green
field; North Deering. Cumberland county
from De.ripg; North East Garry. Piscata
quis county, from Kineo; OtisheId Gore,
Cumberland county, from BoIs'er's Mills !;
Kupue Bluff. Washington county, from
M., hias; Snow Corner, renobscos county
from Hrrmon.
1hi- foiIo.ing steamboat service is an
noun.,ed ia Maine -
ksut~ 1859. Cbsbesgue Island and Port
!sBi. From July /, 1888. extend service
to begia at Orr's Island iidfem,rsce Bailey
lsIan,t and South Harpsweli, between orr's
island and CIetesgue Island, an! supply
Cliff Island, between Chebesgne Island and
Long Island. twice week one way, (on
trip from Ofr's Island to Poftland) , increas-
ing distance ii miles. The department left
to provide 70, the conveyance Of the mails
between the possofiice and steamboat land.
ding at Orr's Island, and thA contractor to
make like provision for service at all inter-
mediate Offices.
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JUDGES OF AWARD


CncAoo, May 9-The foreign commits
sioners to the Fair are making general
demand for the immediate appointment Of
the judges of awards.
For weeks the representatives of foreign
exhibitors have urged Director General
Davis TO announce the selections at once.
Nearly all of the commissions sent their
lists to Colonel Davis some weeks ago.
Colonel Davis forwarded the lists to John
Boyd Thatcher, who filed them away in his
desk and as yet has not announced whether
any of those recommended to pass upon
foreign exhibits will be appointed or net.
The question has become so serious that
Director general Davis will send letter to
the national commission calling attention to
the long delay in naming the foreign
JURORS, and urging that European and
Asiatie commissioners be notified whether
the men they have nominated will be
selected or not.
1t isintimated that several delegates re-
gard this matter so seriously that they re-
fuse to unpack any more exhibits until they
have been informed exactly what represen-
tation they will have on the juries.
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BLAME MEMORIAL STATUE.
An Address 10 the People Of Maine BY Sub.
scription Committee.

The general subscription committee
chosen by the Blaine Memorial Association
at the meeting held in Augusta, March l4th,
1898, to devise measures through which a
fund shall be raised, by popular subscrip-
ton, for the erection of a statue to the
memory of Names illustrious citizen, have
gladly accepted and assumed the duty as
.igned them.
In entering upon their appointed work,
the committee are confidently assured OF
the sympathy and cooperation of all the
people-thOse with whom our departed
statesman was politically allied, and also
the large number who, though always wide
ly differing from him in party measures and
policies, generously admired and honored
the man while living and mourn him, dead
whose great influence did so much to give
and keep for their beloved State the dis
tinguished rank it hold in the national
councils.
The purpose of the committee, therefore,
is, by thorough organization and canvass,
to give every person in Maine. and so far
AS it is practicable to reach them all her
sons living beyond its borders, the
opportunity of contributing to this work
in such sums small or large,as may be with
in the means and inclination of each indi-
vidual donor. 1t is believed that the true
significance and value Of the monument
when erected, will consist not in the amount
given, but in the willing feeling which
prompts the giving; not alone that the
money required for the work shall s0meho,r
be obtained, but that all. the poor and the
rich alike, shall share in the privilege of
helping, be it by ever so little in its worthy
completion. 1t will be the best and highest
tribute to our departed statesman, that the
monument dedicated to him shall testify to
the love of the many, rather than to the
larger ability however generously bestowed,
of the comparatively few.
The canvass will begin about the middle
of this month May and all will be given
opportunity to contribute.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-10
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Edward II. Ross, aged 80, prominent
citizen of Saco. died Tuesday night.
Hotel Soucci at South Brewer, Fred
Soucci. proprietor, was gutted by fire at
$50 Tuesday morning. Loss, $1,000;
fully insured
George II. Smiths confectionery manu-
factory on South street, Biddeford, was en-
tered by burglars Monday night. They
blew open the safe and obtained small
sum of money.
An exploding lamp caused nearly total
loss of the stock in the stationery store of
Henry y. Davis, Saco, Monday night. 1t
was valued at $1,000. Insured for 5000.
The April term of the supreme judicial
court at Belfast has adjourned. Twelve
civil and about ) criminal cases have been
tried. 10 divorces granted and SltO0 in
liquor fines collected.
Patents have been granted to the Frank
lin Typewriter Co. Saco, for typewriting
machines Benjamin S. Maben, Gilead,
combined sofa and bath tub; Weston l.,
Davis, Lewiston, growing machine.
The house of Emery Pickett, Milbridge,
on the east side of the river, took fire in
the stable SATURDAY ulSHt, auu tne stdpie
and house were burned to the ground. The
house was occupied by Rev. John Leathers,
who lost valuable horse. The buildings
were insured.
]. F. Dyer, one of the most prominent
citizens of Presque Isle, died Tuesday. He
went there some - years ago from New
Sharon. lie had filed many positions OF
trust and was high in Masonic relations.
One daughter, the wife of c. F. Daggett,
the present county attorney, survives him.
Delegates from local unions all over the
State met at Lewiston Saturday and organ
lied the Grand Union of Pipers. Plumbers
and Metal Workers of Maine. The follow
ing officers were chosen Grand president
f. Arnold, Auburn; grand vice president
II. W. Straw. Portland; grand recording
secretary, Walter Field, Lewiston; grand
treasurer. j. II. Mccarthy. Portland.
The three-story wooden building on Main
street. Auburn, owned by S. S. Hersey was
damaged BY fire Tuesday morning. 1t was
occupied by Curtis & Monroe, commission
merchants, John A. Sawyer, groceries, and
B. Barbour. boarding house. Loss or
building, s+ooo; Curtis & Monroe, $500
Sawyer. s250o; Barbour. $1,000. All in
sured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-10

Marian fIarlxnd. on pages 1903 and AS Of
her popular work. "Ere's Daaghter, or
Common lSenseyfv Maid, Wife and Mother" :"
says:
For the aching back--shoud it he slow
in recovering its normal strength-an An
cocK'. PoRors PLASTER Is an excellent
comforter, combining the sensation of
the sustained pressure of a strong
warm hand with certain tonic
qualities developed in the wearing. 4,
shonld be kept over the seat Of uneasiaesr
for several days--in obstinate cases, for
perhaps fortnight.
"For pain in The bdck wear ALLcocK's
PoRors PLASTER constantly, renewing a.
il wears of. This il an invaluable support
when the weight on the small of the back
becomes heavy and the aching incessant.
MayseodfolYm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-10
CHURCH FOR INDIANS.


S.SBoRs. N. r.. May 9.--The historical
Prs sbyterisn church Ia to be re-
built. The laying Of the corner stone took
place on the 1uscarora reservation yester-
day. Rev. l.. q. Marsh ofiiciated.
Sachem Sacarissa in 1905, for the pur-
pose Of obtaining the white. mems religion
for his people. walked to New York city,
and after returning organized q church with
at first but seven members. Since then the
church has stood with an unbroken history.
it is the landmark of the Presbyterian faith
in western New York,