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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-13
HAWAIIAN BANANA TRADE.
1ntroduc,toD OF the Fruit Here at Lo
Prices-Working Up Trade.

1nsrod uctooD OF the Fruit Here at Low
Prices-Worhins Up Trade.
TACOMA. June 12-fSpecial. l-Gregers
Larsen today contracted with the United
States. British Columbia and Hawaiian
Trading Company to supply this end OF
the Sound with Hawaiian bananas. The
bananas will Be furnished Mr.. Larsen at o
price that will enable him 10 wholesale
them, so that the retailers can sell bananas
At Is cents q dozen for the iarges. and
plumpest variety. He says:
At the price the bananas will be laid down t.
me It will b impossible for San Francisco 70
send any herc. or for the Central American artl-
Gle to be sold in this market. Al present the
prevailing price for . much poorer variety Of
bananas than the Hawaiian 10 about " cents
doser.
T. w. Harvey arrived here today from
Honolulu, where he represents the trading
company. He says:
At Seattle today closed contract for l.'oo
bCnches OF bananas month. The next Cana
dian Pacific steamer viii arrive at Vancouver
on July O. tound many business men on the
isiands who were anxious to do business with
this country. Regarding annexation. there IL .
division, On account OF the contract labor
many OF fths planters ana old settlers are op-
posed 70 annexation. What they neei is a sta
bic government, which annexation would give,
but they all do not ses IL that way. aud protec-
toratc seems TO Be the only solution as present
Business 10 injured By the present condition Of
indccis,on.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-13

TxxARxAsA, Tex. June l2-Ths Sal
phar Lumber Company. st Sulphur. vas
placed in the haads Of . receiver today.
The assets are SSO,01o and liabilities
3i0100
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-13

CLEvELAsp. June t2.-Ths worls. Mer.
ram 4 Morgan Parrafns Company's
works were partly dssssoysd BY ire 70.
night. The loss i about so. .00o. partly
insured.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-13

Fer Everett ard a. posnss on tae T. & ~ c
ra.Iwss .axe the -esltl7. LASe ssofe q Essseso
tran Iesy.rx seafu ss SO q - daily. InrouSh
sFs.snertsorss frcr. sashczatss- No ceiay.
Tnrouxa tickets sold q seattle depot
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-13
Olrmpla Clothing Hous. Glazed.

OlYNri., June i2.-ISpec'ai. The store
Of +. e. Brown 4 Co. clothing dealers Of
this city. was Closed today by order of ihs
receiver Of the Chicago Title j. Trust Com-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-13
T. W. Harvey arrived here today from
Honolulu, where no represents the trading
company. He says:
NoRTaERN PACIFIC LAND IN STATE


OLYMPIA. June ia-lSpecial. The fol-
lowing list Of real property owned by the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company on
April l, 1893, in the several counties in
Washington. Was filed with the state au-
ditor today, together with its estimated
vAlue.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-13

OLYMPIA. Juns ls--lSpecssi- i-Shenn
MarfeId. Of Aerced county. Cal. 10 in the
city. il 10 understood that he - here With
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-13
THE WORLDS FAIR.
Ex-PPesident Harrison Receives . Wei
come-ScoitlAh Ciana Gashcf.

CHICAGO, June l2--Ex- President Harri-
son, who IS tn MAKE speech at the dedi-
cation of the Indiana building. was ques.
toned this evening regarding the Sunday
closing controversy. lie said it seemed
that the fair would have prospercd better
hcd no controversy occurred. and added:
The American people shossi put their stamp
o: approval on the fair by iibsraiiy attending
and seeing the wonders o! the world grouped
together for thels inspection
The ex-prcsident expressed himself -
greatly p.eascd with and surprised at the
development. He arrived n, the fair
grounds shortly before room today. and
after drive about the grounds he was
entertained AZ luncheon in the adminis-
tra.ion basidin: by the Worlds fair OH.
cis.s. When his presence Oh the grounds
became known thers WAS vigorous cisr-
ping OF hands aad waving OF handker.
chiefs wherever he went.
Sir Fi:zroy Donald MacCiean, the hered.
itary chief Of the clan MacCiean, arrived
here to attend the Worlds iair gathering
Of the clan, accompanied by Archibald
John MarCiean. the chieftain Of Penny.
ross. This is the first gathering OF any
Scottish elan In the world outside OF
Scotland. They were met at tho station
by q big delegation Of the clan. Besides
the Chicago MacClcans there we're others
from surrounding places. such as Rock
ford, H.. Janesvillc. Wis, and others
from a. far away as San Francisco, San
Antonio. Tex. and Toronto, Canada Tho
chieftains will be feted and fessted during
their stay.
The Princess Enlal,a today returned her
answer to the invitation Of Gov. Aitgeid
to visit Springfield as his guest regretting
that lack Of time prevented her accept
ance Of the invitation and express
ing thanks for the governors kindness.
The princess appeared on tho grounds this
morning and breakfastcd At the reproduc-
ton Of the famous London White Horse
inn. Afterwards going on . sight-scsing
tour through the grounds.
The weather today was beautiful and .
great crowd ATTENDED the fair.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-13

SAN Francisco, June i2-"Doctor"
George II. Graham, who is well known In
Sacramento, Stockton and other
places on tho Coast, was arrested
tonight on charge Of brutality
to Adelia Moore. the girl OF ~ years. wbo
had been the ward Of Graham and his wife
for several years. Graham Ii in jail. He
is the same man who Was recently tried In
Sacramento on . similar charge and es-
capped punishment.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02
Something New 20 Eat.

A new vegetable 10 about to be intro
duced TO the people Of the United States,
through the department Of agriculture.
IL n the root of the Gala lily. which re
sembles somewhat In appearance the
ordinary Irish tuber. with the addition
of few whiskers that have nothing t.
do with the qualities Of the article as an
escule1t 1t is more elongated. and
when cut the interior is trifie more
viscid. But section Of IL il 80 potato
like you would not be likely 10 dis
hnguish any difference. In cooking. il
has first TO be boiled in order to destroy
certain acid properties. after which it
may be fried. roasted. baked. or what
lot, according Ia taste.
Farmers in Florida have begun TO
raise these Gala roots for market. The
plants grow readily in swamps and 80
thickiy that the yield Of a single flooded
acre is enormous. They reproduce
themselves by the multiplication OF their
bulbs under ground. so that the grower
has simply to dig up the of shoots and
leave the parents To propagate anew
For centuries the Egyptians have cul-
tivated similar crop during the seasons
OF the Nile overflow. and at the present
time Gala lily bulbs are a common
vegetable in Japanese markets. So
prolific and pslatable are they that their
propagation In many parts of the United
States. where conditions are favorable
may reasonably be looked forward to as
an agricultural industry Of the future.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02

Miles 81 black laces have already been
ssold Tor trimming corsages. dress skirts
and summer wrsps. They are used by
tho modisie for bretelles. collarcttes.
ichus. sleeve pufs. jacket fronts anil
neck and belt gafnitgres. Ecru laces
are equally In demand. and thees. With
lovely nets tn match. viii form very -
fective yoke- and vests Skirts 20 Rus.
aian blousc~. fuil hiahop sIecvee. Etou
Jackets. triple cspe- AMI skirt flounccs
The natty French coats for utility
us~r during Nhe inevitable damp and
chilly days ~ the @eason. ar. made
varisusiy - Scotch hunting cheviot,
Engllsh melton. Harris tweed and the
nee rough jacket cloth IN shos effects
These ls-, fabrics are ehangeaole IN M
nerous elegant shaics
II - the skirt an shich feminine in
seresf eeasres Just no~ Day 'ire~es-
measure five yards around the heu.
evening dre-@es. With tfains. eight 80
n.ne Nobody. however. s~cme able 10
tolsrzt. the cftnoisnc.
beautiful spring and summer gsrni
tuss. between . bsa and fchu. - male
- ace. sithsr biss.h 90 sssie. edgri With
ostrich feather tfimInsag
Epbroid-r-s' crepon is among The
handsome aoselfi>s for summer mourn
ing dr~~scs IL - expensive. bat u 10
yary side
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02

H. and with eur own lips we mean 20
prsis~ a. for 10 Is a we'll known fact that
women are sycfso 10 washing their
faces a. literally as they wash their
ha1ds. and this new fad IL destined %
bring about the long desired result.
The French massage operators have
discovered the force u soap on the skin
and the iathcr mug and brush 10 on the
table q every Partisan lady vho sspires
"a good looAs and a good complexicn.
The idea il 10 firss thoroughly lsther the
ire face add rub the soap cell In. wipe
os With damp towel and then rims.
frs; with hot water and then in cold.
This - followed by a rest IL five min
utes. thea the face 10 amounted with
cold cream and massaged briskiy for .
few minutes
Again the face is washed and velvety
Stiffness and youthful bloom 10 the 70
suit The cup and brush that do such
effective ssrvice are TO be found both in
delicate china aud siiver. the latter.
however. being the more popular. Even
though a woman may be averse TO such
an arrangement. she will find that the
beneficial results accruing from the use
q the little brush will soon overcome
any prejudice on the score % its mascu
Unity that she may entertain. Philadel-
phI. Times.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02

Omens and superssitions have their
origin in the belief suggested 20 pr,mi.
tive man that the clements and every.
thing pertaining TO creation had souls
aud intelligence This belief 10 found
among tho ancient AryAns. the Romans.
tie Celts. the Teutons. the Araiians. the
Ch.ne-e. The American Indians and. IN
fact. In every nation. That human nstui
IL the ss.a. the world over and NJ ali
time. !. shown by tn. analogy eristins
bet~-~a early mythology. thu source
frem. which the sup~r.ti,ions Of the prs
sat dsy are derived. Ysrt reis-
grain
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02

corning - thu sps@sn I advise oSas
ro~ntisr the tabs AZ es-h meal 18th
whatever fruit - sszseusa,ie. add sils,x
ina she lfsiivi,suaI e. 20 help~d when
-s~r All a. affen a. she - ~ STAY De
@ire. Ths~ -rrvinx q the fruit ruaf~> -
fhe en.i q th@ usvsi ~hso the appetite
u svpe.~"'i - r-psessoa = great ali.
tass
~ I fe-i hks ~s'iax az arssigs
~ a hsnsiful q dates b. 81. whether
the -.sp has ke~n s~rret 90 act Hlien
the d---~r' >n.l~- -. 10 chanear ~,
-eru tha' I s1nt -sns .ay fksts ny
ssiu n.sf io--. 80 II hesint eaten The
fras, ! sh~.id b2v- tak~a dl-h - -
srrsm shtfh ifffts Nee thsa rc~i- 80
nea;3 ard / Eosld hss. bad ~ rs"sa
e. fh- vspiie~gfae eFsns~ 80 sFei~.
Chsrk~8 ssisa snsi pattise. eke~~~. Fass
Ut sat poest,~s - ether gesoisf and
nj .ar~tisir tsaee shnaif have tlssif
turn "a ~ ~ust q ~ ss~af The nt..F
- he t~ginntsG -afh thinss s~ frs~k.
r - e-rfi.s Hsiry. tsuFsesi fsait.. sstsf
sasss rsalif's@~f aaelas t~tss ssati@s.
rsr-. isl,.f e~~f sfseseA. ~ftaess -tosss
sas sis-~l s~ss frnlt< saes e. fSz.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02

IT, A young lady who has tried it sue
ccssfully says: There are ways and
ways OF pertaining hair. but l found the
best way was 10 have q mob cap Of soft
thin silk made and lined with cotton
that had been thickly sprinkled with
sschet powder Now. after weekly sham
pooa wear the cap for an hour. and a
delicate. indistiact fragrance is impart
ed to the locks that Is tho epitome of
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02

The newest center pieces are OF old
Dutch silver with branches of three
candelabra at either end. They are no.,
more than from ten 90 twelve inches in
height. and are far more useful than the
higher ones that have been In vogue so
long. The branches spring from the
sase II the candlestick instead of set
ting ID IN. top and the silver is oxidized
to give il the hue IL antique silver.
When supplied with shaded candles
they light the table very effectively
without being unpleasant 10 the eyes.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02

a 80 eurs-sli fos snts u I'll kinds
css,s - ~ knowis1us ths ether dss
4sd wos hAiIsd wifh deiight. - this
ssssses - Axss had bpth The tiny mi
xsts 1Ad ~ hfTs hazek ooss IN the
hoeuH IL y sjso . rsDsde Cor cork
reaches and othes pesss that invade the
sancsam Il the chef Place gree
vainus 10 ~ pantry. eso~~ta cuphsaxds
os any pssss here tue -ssrmiais roam
tried IL ~ sDon a. | heard II IL sni
the xnls left pust h~ste. sl~o pi~ecsi a
handful u the uuts under the red an
shsts p-oases. and tho ants M not
thssss tbess either. fhe cure wss -
auick and - eflecsnai that conclude
! couid reconazead a 20 the world Al
large
l have been ~ tired u the untsis
remedies u Ira. alum. chalk. etc. Ia
tered all over the pantry snelves. and all
to 40 pSspsse houssksepers' Weekly
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02

The pI.assnt effect and perfect safety
With which ladies may use the Cslifor.
nia liquid laxative Syrup - fig~. under
al conditions. makes 10 their favur,ts
remedy. To get th. true and genuine
article. ionk frs the name "a the CaA
sofnia fls syrup company, printed near
The to,tps, ~ the package
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02

We have witnessed many changes Of
opinion respecting some Of the common
est articles of diet for the sick. The old
view that calls foot jelly was Of exceed
ing nutritive value was as one time 20
controversial that the jelly ceased to b
much used. II is now sanctioned - hav.
ing place In dietsticA and ] believe il
may Be safely regarded - . temporary
form Of nourishment Of no inccnsiderable
vslue.-Popular Science Monthly.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02

DO OUR GIRLS SHAVE
One OF tho Latest Fsds in he
Toilet
pAHISIANS USE MUG AND eausH
oDoshinx and BeassifS tag kn1ecs ~
nA~ssxe Tre2sa.ess of shs racc.
Hos Ia - Oose.
sAaIsIAss USE MUG AND sausH

Hos our grandmothsrs ~ould bs
skoeked Il thes scre Ia peep in apon
Tho dressing table % tbs nm In ssecis
DSidsn, aud there bshaid along wish
ro~a<r. psd aud srsox bottle vsry
asssuliBe looking cup and brush which
the giri n today caisnIy announces W
her shaving s~s To Esny sho are nj
grsndmoth~rs this nsy sound hin exag.
sesstisa. but IA 70 tks usth nsvssthe,
Ie~. too With oss own eyes 90 have scen
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02

the shah once asked group Of cours-
iers whom they though the greater man,
himself or his father. At first he could
get no reply to 50 dangerous . question.
the answer to which might cost tho
courtiers their heads. At last willy old
courtier said. "Your father. sire. for.
though you arc equal to your father In
all other respects. in this he Is superior
TO you--that he had greater con than
any you have. Chatterbox
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02

About COO Il. &. Anaxagoras u Iouia
was born. When he grew mp IN Wis
dom." he was the first 70 teach the course
and cause Of both solar and lunar cclipses
and to give his follower rules whereby
they could distinguish planets from hxed
stars. He was punished for declaring
that the sun was noe . god-SA Louis
Republic
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02
Au~.s u>~>oa

Mrs. winkers (meaningly>-Ths paper
says . man walked into saloon yesesr-
day afternoon. took sdrink and dropped
dead.
Mr.. winkeu (solemnlyl -Procrsstins-
ton 10 terrible thing. He should have
taken his tonic sooner.-Eew York
Wspklv
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02

Slimkins-I understand you are going
10 get married. Z
De Bobbs-Yes, 10 . most charming
girl, Miss Marie Mimosa.
Slimkins-Mimosal Why. that's the
young woman who just received $500 Of
me for damages in . breach Of promise
suit. <oe
De Bobbs-I suppose you're right !
know she said she expected that amount
from q relative she lost lately.-Tit-B Bits.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02
Mor. About Fruit Ds~s.

A local specialist in skin diseases 10
authority for the following Statements;
Pimvics. eruptions and similar skin
Diseases - the face that are not heredi-
tsry may - cured 10 a very short time
BY a diet OF laxative foods. varied &C
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02

I, "a weli here 10 hss. . definite plan
~ action IN eass ~ emergency and dan
sst. CommsndsDs rsrguin Ia his '.'soo-
venir. AMI Campaigns ~ All old Solder
~ 'hs EMPIRE tells sn amusing story
illustrative ~ tho cousas. II ths French
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02

Dr. Emdee--Fect 60 to sleep That
shows your circulation II tad.
Editor Daily kssoo-Thst's I'll yoa
quscks know. ] suppcss IL my eusns
srhc<i that would shsw that The sdvsrtss-
ing patronage was falling oG.-New
York Herald
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02

Girls uith peffumed hair are ne~ the
correct thing" II Is difficult 10 10. %
course the hair must be ecmbed care
fully every DAY, That gises the gioess
effect which y % much in vogue; tu'
this 10 only the start IN the perfuming
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02

FOR RENT.

fsctes,. With power ga ~ al street. aaloirihs
hsseus APT eseepef Co. 1ensni can stl.ict 4
small nsnefsctursng Concerns medina fas4.-I.
s-ssop aud high hAsensen,. massive birch a,a.lli
tnf iAght on al sssss water Dcwsr With safof
vn.el; steam p<s~es. frslgts elesatos a.sia
Pasascf; rnasn bsildsss sss,uA with .ne sts.fy
bslek sstsfitls.a iesfa
fir<t ncor, hnroa sffssrs- rron tia7n
snsised s"f issnt nanuisefstsnx renf snis sfss
Der YEAR.
~ sbd Il hsrct sfnret. s~o srr>srd nsssw
rs-sstns. each 9sxso y per moash each.
~ liberty street neat u, cosnsf sf Jefferson
aseuael ~ rooms scry modern iew re.t
- Chsysy sfs-ct, corner yefarssan sseaon.
10 rooms excellent location.
NO W North looia- se~ brsck dvsiisnE. So
No ~ North ionlA. rev bslek a~eilsas "a
No. - North Isnia. dwclii1g FRA ns~sf a.
no. NJ North lonts, dwelling. nrs' floor sls
No.- and W huth Iona 0nst t>sos fuik' "a
too stops. OalG ench.
Northwest Gomez Canal and Nssxbarrs TAT
siAth street bridge. large rsor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02

infantry IN Spain. He says : = ths In
fsntEy bad . courageous oonld0cs IN
themselves which was ans but sons
times led 70 disaster.
One day he rsprimanded como soldiees
thst had allowed themselves 10 b lsft
far behind their regiment and the CAV.
airy Of the rear guard.
what should you do. he asked. ~.
separatsd from the army = you are. .
band OF tho enemy's gusFrillAs sur.
rounded your
They replied gravely, "Lieutsnant. W
should form hollow square,"
There were three Of them.-Youth's
Companion.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02

To ADesscaaA. Who tso~ that afsss
de sscssr~sns q th~ presidential .s-s-
On y s~ss sh~ss vsli ~ no esssx. ~
sn,vnS>,nes fo~ fssg yssss. shss- osasls
- aS.xsswtd nskhAsss4oa. - Ne
rr~~sh ssa4asA spvs,s sss.s.s~ sssd sssrss
sl2-~s - ps,ts1s~<i ~ Fssss- t-sh -
s-s.sss NJ S-ns>-<,e ps-~r~sisy sal hss
hs.vnsss~.si ps~ssvs cn.i~s az IA
r~S~y t,.>ps ~~ss 49, lssssisss~s i-.ts--
- NV 11s~ks1- sxA ~ = Ass~ssss :
Arr ts.sdiss st~xf s@~>sass ~ ssssssss
y<~<s saess - isss sssv~sssssss a. 90
.i-Es.ssd ~ s5.- sk~sn IN. fslss fs@sstoa.
49, - - ts5lA = - kukas~s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02

Hohsoo's Chsioo.
A 6nancier Of doubtful rsputatioa
gave . grand ball last week. Dancing
was still going on ct 9 In the moenins.
As ono Of tho guests was shout to retire
tho man in charge Of the cloakro0m
handed HIN the first topcoa. that came
In his way.
"But that il not minel"
mot YOU'RE ] am very sorry-it = the
BEST ono left" 70,
"But nine was new, perfectly now
"Oh, tho Now ones have been I'll gone
ince half past !s."-Petit Paxisien.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02
|ll]l[ks5l!l!Ill

We have . hne line 90 Men snd Bog Soiss
overccsts. Ladies sckst-.t sp~>. Mach inse<hes
Dress tscois- Refer aud Mss~r sasss thai ~e
While payinG fs.r them.
HE WHEN. oves Arcade ensrsnc-
k4-ons- IL aud it Sewers' Oysrs Hous> kssurk
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02

-Honsr. No ga Henry street large ard nee
with modern isnprcsem~rt.s tls
HOUSE ga WASH nrtan avenue near Fassf.r
street never b-en cccsp.~i eight r,.otns sta
Hcsse neat "a above. With h~tu; nsne rs-.sns
81
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02


ysesnt i,fs 90, lion Ess. Unicn wsssi-,
streets ssd Ft'th svrann. ~ ~ nfs a. On
Vacant iots 90 ai,sr. feuntssn fuil~r. Ivx,
tfr~sts sof Nrshlneseu rsr.u- frsssn ttD
f>n h.oe, furnished De e.iid % cay ef th-
sen~e nswrt lcse. &c 10 tBoe-f re1uifed q
rsfttre tatdlne Within onr yeers gsJments
nsrrfhif - cfiefwtss e. sus pesvhsser.
hoes~. No. IS nssiiis ssrr~s ne, hstfs><r
ssessr ard ssr~es e.Fs ~ sss
House. ss,. - Israsilia sfv 81 near hrds<r-r
es~-n~ sss sss~~f earn q be-
Hoose. y, ~ tsnstals sfr~>t. n~ss Msdssns
ssrttse sod xfv-ef css~. ~ 81
hf.use. >'s - H~ss1 sir-~s rssss~rn srsSscs--
eseess ls~~l tss
Hroee NJ ia fffth srrfus snstsf.is 81 Toe
sreal fsnsfitss 9 IA
hon~~s 80 y -a.ssnxtr@ svescs s~sr falt<as
stress osse 18th esrr fs.tb rs~ s<~~f s-c<ass>i /
81 80 a On
hsass ~ sch nsssn ss-.--. s~.s Vsfsh ss~
49, 81 IA
So ahsi 3 a
sl>s sss~Fei esher< - sise~-rt frse~< D.
81 a. a. So nae ssa t<Fazs ~ sait
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02
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BARGAINS
INHOuSES

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hoe, lot graded sad seddsd. vssss and
4 GOOD 5rcom house. eofnse Daytna
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TURNER 4 CARROLL.
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02
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