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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-03
THE 58-H0UR BILL.
The Act Providing for shorter Hours
for Women and Children.

The Act Providing for shorter Hours
for Women and Children.
The committee on special legislation of
the House OF Representatives gave a
hearing on the rising OF the House today,
on the act in amendment OF the act en-
titled "Of Masters. Apprentices and La
b1rers." The proposed amendments
make the act read AS ,ollows:
Section l. No minor under rs years OF age and
no woman, shall be emIloyed In any manufac-
iishment. more than hours and 40 minutes @ in
any day except when i is necessary TO make re-
running OF the machinery or 10 make alterations
Tor the quicker sale OF merchandise; or when a
made for the sole purpose OF making a shorter or
longer days work Tor one day OF the week. AID in
no case shall the hours of labor exceed 5s in a week
Every EMPLOYER shall post In conspicuous pltc o
In every room where such persons are employed
required OF them each day OF the eek And
the employment of any such person for longer
violation OF this section unless It appears that such
employment IL TO make up for time lost on some
closing OF store or OF the stopping OF machinery
upon which snch person was employed depend
2. livery person who wilfuly employs or has I'm
his employment. or under ms Sharge.any person in
tlon, aud every parent or gntrdian who permits
not exceeding ssi for each offence. A cerTincate
OF the age of u minor. made BY him o. bv has pa
rent or guardian NJ pl MS EN- nlON
n manut aCturlng establishment In mercapt tile
establishment shall h conclusive evid en- ce OF ms
age upon any trial OF any person persons other
t1sn the parent or guardian. for violation OF the
preceding section.
Il. ii. Quinn Of Warwick said that lie
preferred to Wait till the next hearing
on Saturday, March IL. which the com
mittee announced would be given. The
knights of Labor, whom he represen ted,
were a unite in favor OF the bill
William Burke OF Burkeley, mule
spinner, spoke on the need of shorter
hours In general.
Patrick II. Conroy, mule spinner Of
Woonsocket, made plea for shorter
hours for workiugmen.
Richard McGuy for the Weaver's Union
said that shorter hours meant employ
ment for more laborers which would get
rid of n certain amount OF idleness
Charles Al. Merriam OF the Social Man
ufacturing Compan ny said that the mau.
ufacture, generally did not comprehend
the nature of this act. IL was really a
bill or shorter h ours for all, AS tue mills
could not run without the women aud
children.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-03
HAZARDS NEW STORE.
Tho Firm IL Prepared to Ofrcr Great Bar
gains to Customers.

One of the brightest and most varied
assortments OF dry goods and general
furnishing goods Is 10 be found at
Hazards. Nos. 10, 81 and % Arcade.
This firm has recently removed from
Nos. s, a. and 46 Arcade and is prepared
TO offer To the public the very best assort-
ment AID quality OF goods la their line.
The firm has just received an extensive
line OF towels. linens. ladi - gloves, hos
iery, thread and other seams ress' mater
ials, ribbons, buttons and twists.
A speciality is made I'm the hosiery de-
partment, aud the house assures the pub
lie that it can offer the very best goods
at prices that cannot be beaten any ywhere
In the city. IL also carries a complete
line Of glove, and Is selling them at the
very lowest figure possible.
The house will be pleased to show its
extensive line of goods to any one who
may visit, and the most courteous atten.
tion will be shown to all.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-03
Chicago Grain Market.
THEY CLOSE TONIGHT.
The Evening schools. But q Postgradu at
Course VIII Be Opened.
QUOTED by A. r. wEEpEN.

The evening schools close the term to-
night. In the several schools there will
probably be special exercises to make n
hitting windup of the term.
A post graduate" course has been de-
cidei upon which will be two weeks
longer.
Snpt. Tarbell state today that the at
tendance in the schools had been RAJ her
smaller this winter than usual "A fact
caused by the severity OF the weather
the overtime work In the mills and the
good skating.
The discipline this year has been strict
aud that has undoubtedly had a consid-
erable effect.
The corps Of teachers has been re luce A
from l0S TO $50 as The attendance fell Off
Mr.. Tarbell spoke Of the additional two
weeks session Of the school and said that
the schools on America, Public and Hos.
pital streets an the Mt. Pleasant and
Olnevville schools had been chosen for
this purpose. This extra ssiol is for
the benefit Of those who have shown
some desire to learn.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-03

the town where the 'company proposes to
locate at least three weeks successively
before 10 shall be passed. james l..
Jencks introduced ali act relating to the
rights of arried women. 1t reads as
follows:
bT sSGSn msSd of Chapter iss Puzzle Statutes here
rcs sec 4; Any married woman may control, DIS.
property, the same as il she were single and un-
married and with the same liabilities, su bject to
the provisions OF Section IA OF this chapter.
The act was referred TO the comm ittee
on judiciary.
Other Bills Acted On.
An act to incorporate Roger Williams
Grange, No. 10. Patrons of Husbandry.
of East Providence, was passed. An act
to incorporate the Crescent Literary
Society Of Central Falls, X. l., was
passed in concurrence. An act to
incorporate the Manville Electric
Light and Power Company was
referred TO the committee on corpora
tions. Act to incorporate the Wakefield
Methodist church was passed. Act to
incorporate the Swedish Evangelical
Zion church OF East Greenwich was re-
ferred TO the committee On education.
A resolution to reimburse John Egan for
injuries received while In public service
was referred Co committee on accounts
duu Cidil ne hCJ 10 lucOTpOTdIo bne
Germania Club was T assed.
From the Senate was received the act
to amend the charter of the Woonsocket
Street Railway Company.
The White Rose Manufacturing Com
pamy's charter and Of the Providence
Steam Heating Company were referred
to the committee on corporations. The
act to amend the charter OF the Wesson
=. o. Stamp Manufacturing Company
was referred to the committee on en-
crossed acts.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-03
New York Market.

NEW YORK. March 3.-The market has
settled into quiet mood and the buying K
b for the tine ceased. There were
many rumors in regard 20 Reading aud
New England. Corbin is slated for the
presidency of the latter road according to
some. On the strength Of rumors The
whole list sagged.
The bank statement tomorrow will
show another loss. The demand for
sterling from the interior has been very
great during the week and is estimated
as high a. 81. 000,000
So long as the rate of exchange remains
below 4 ss1% little gold is likely TO he
shipped abroai. 1t is quoted at 4s71z
today.
Money on the exchange is below 9 per
cent, but on good collateral paper it is
bringing III at banks.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-03
Gov. Gray WIN Get a Plum.

INDIANAPOLIS, March 3-The friends OF
ex-Gov. Gray assert that he has been
offered by President Cleveland the min.
istry Of Mexico. This is the best iinan-
cial ministry which can be rendered bv
the President, the saary being Sl5. 500
PEI ahhuh IN .ue VS. -, hNlhH AT the
that Gov Gray will accept
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-03
ON THE BEACH.
Schooner Joseph sonthern Ashore on
Goat Island.

The schooner Joseph Southern of Bos-
ton. commanded by Capt. Hudson. and
bound for New York, light, is ashore on
Goat Island.
The vessel put into Newport on Wed
nesday near the breakwater. At high
tide yesterday orders were given to get
under way. The crew were unable to
handle the ship, and she scudded along
before a stiff breeze until she struck the
beach, where she grounded
The vessel now stands high and dry
above the center line of her keel aud is
slightly Inclined To the right. The tug
Aquidueck has been ut work upon her
since yesterday, but as yet effected but
little aid.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-03
The Naval Uni forms Not Ordered.

The commission appointed TO purchase
uniforms for the naval militia met yes
terday afternoon in the office OF Adjt
Gen. Dyer. Gen. Dyer and Mr.. Ray
were absent, so that the contract was not
given out Another meeting will be held
in the same place op Tuesday, AT 2:30
o'clock. when the business OF the commis-
son will probably be concluded, and the
order placed for the uniforms
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-03
Chicago Grain Notes.

NtO'|@ 'f NELUHN
London wheat market steady; prices
unchanged. Liverpool wheat market
since Tues day quiet; spot prices 1f@1d
higher; futures unchanged.
CHICAGO, March 3-Car lots today :
Wheat, 1888; corn, los; oats, l2i: hogs,
1900. Estimates for tomorrow W heat,
1876; corn. 80; oats. l20, hogs, 10000
All markets opened active and iQher.
Demand for wheat now limited; claue
brokers buying a little July. Pork md
lard especially strong. Provisions sed
off on selling OF pork by Cudaly. All
markets easier in sympathy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-03
Prisoner aud Jaller chang. places.

STAMFORD, Conn, March 3-William
Donoghue, held here for burglary. escaped
from Jail. Jailer Charles L. Alphose en-.
tered the cage, leaving the key in the door.
While Alphsnse was in an adjoining cell
Donoghue passed his hands through the
bars and opened the door and closed it,
locking Alphonse in. lie then opened the
street door without trouble. Alphonse
was released an hour later.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-03

William LOTUS, % years OF age. was
thrown from his sleigh on Dyer street NJ
3:45 .. m. yesterday. and was consider
ably bruised aud shaken mp. lie was
picked no and later was able to proceed
on his way
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-03
TWO $4,000 SUITS
Against the Consolidated as n Result of
the Smash at shamrock.

Deputy Sheriff McCabe today served
two writs upon the officials of the New
York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Company for $4,000 each. in
suits brought bv Cassius NJ. Ar M
strong and Effie NJ. Armstrong respec-
yely. Mr. Armstrong Is the father Of
Ellie and Myrtle Armstrong, both of
whom were struck by train at shan
mock, X. L., on the 9th OF last month,
Myrtle being killed aud Efhe being se-
yerely injured. Messrs. Thurston aud
Ripley have been retained by the com
plaiuants
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-03
PAWTUCKET.
SECOND WARD ELEC-
TTON CALLED FOR IPRIL

Omciai Count shows No Material Change
Funeral of George Il. Oinev-Other
Matters of Interest
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-22

usne
S@w THAI alznoss eli Of the big for
sixp shtys have lest our shores. we
thiu4. withs nttie slgh- Of hos much
hsbbsb asd peessant excitement they
ssuased. evsa la tais Sres, asetropoiis
The Biaks received psorv than aes
sf,sxe "a stsentioa. frMn femininisy. At
les.s what pretty sollsss turnsd ost
ca the iAst sunday of her stay here
Riverxi.le Mas fall Of them. and ss they
so.-i GA httls rascat eyio~ite the
great bt4Aa, I notsced bow many gray
Ssisss these were ssSoex them. The
yray w2s al of the delicate saaAis,
eth tbs d<iieaey eshAneed By the
trisaning Que maiden. sitting Ian
yuidiy ca bsach. lad ds.g white
tses rule GA her spreading skirt. aud
white sass pusts over hrr sic-vc~ Thee
che woru = lace eol,arvtte, stinened ee-
Eeash. so THAT IL stood cut over her
shosbierN Running down e. meet
this was an oll-fsshboa~d white Lace
veil. hanTins, loosely al.ost hcr CHA.
Ano,hcr gray Lad big pnif's >'eeyes
Of gray gauiserod satin. Which 10 -
much nncs end lighter than the satin
OF old. aud vsry much ia vogue nov
fsr slce ~ pats
Another had tine rows of lavender
vcIve, al tho way down. The skirt, and
. Sesrtifai yellow lat 20 surmount the
gown
The Loie Fuller sizirt-the coEaplcte
e,rvI~-.s now somewhat modified. par
t,eai.srly for soft. INC materials OF
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-22
voR SUMMER wvAR.

stitching which you may have Across
H. bottom IL mu-t BE- mas.c up with
= short Elton Jacket and nus. b. a.
e"gnraried With q dozen ar ~ fancy
waists Have one or two black or
block sfecked with white. three or
f'a- petty plaids, and three or four
h,h,. dainty eolured onca These. With
fn.l b~itA. end with gloves TO match
the several waists. viii make for you
c. cunayietc an outfit n you could de-
siT- The waists will occupy scarcely
A. room IN your hog. and will Ire 20
= rent in color and material .ha. q
Rng-c from one " another will 70
qri'c 1s satisfactory a. an entire
change ., costume" l thanked TIC
lady aad departed
Holt al hour later found me pro
pounding the .slf-s.aaso question Ia an
OF, r maker III gowns Her reply was
Gur' and decisive. given without .
uo-rrrt's hesitation. some one bad
ossieotlv been there before me seeking
sililaT info-rnIsson.
Hop sackinZ, gr-ay-exactiy 5u5t-
coieg hnce dag Dnai hands VI niin
on thc skirt. ti-ht-fttin, ja< kct
= lice, turning back in large rcvers
or al,rvr pufTs % satin. q give a
dr. - appearance; small linen SHIRT
srrr.'. az IT, neck. which eau be
chlorct twice lay. II ,Ae dust 81
Cafa 20 renders !. necessary. Fo- nice
occasions you may have few dain,ier
= rnts
Ia, thir,i ADD iaS, are~srnal.-r that
uf~.i ~. ~ favor e an e-,.r,, dark
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-22
Are You Gong 20 Worlds Fair.

II so you will consul your interest and
comfort 10y choosing one of the routes
offered 10y the Detroit. Grand Haven 4
Milwaukee ilaay. and Toledo. Saginaw
4 Muskcgon railway, with their rail and
steamer connections. These lines offer
various routes by rail and water, and at
very liberal rates You can go to Chi
cage by rail aud return by one of Good
rich palatial steamers 10y way II Grand
Haven. or 10y way Of Milwaukee and this
cornpany's elegant line 81 steamers. Or
you can reserve your route. Go by way
of Grand Haven and steamer To Chica-
90. Return all rail. No other lines Of
fer attractions al worlds fair trip as
are made 10y these companies Tickets
are for sale at all principal ticket Offices.
For information as tn rates. routes. etc.
apply 10 all agents II this and connect.
ing lines. JoaN W. LorD.
Traffic Manager.
Detroit, Mich.
JANIS CAMPBELL.
City Passenger Agent.
Grand Rapids. Mich.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-22
Check the FRS, Approach

OF rheumatism. and further attacks may he
ESCAPED, il proper precautions against ex-
posure are taken. and there he no hereditary
predisposition. Unfortunately. people who
ultimately become chronic sufferers, too
often n. glect the trifling twinges and pre-
monitory stiffness which herald the adv. Mt
Of this agonizing malady. Among the
diseases for which Hostctter's Stomach Bit
tiers has been found eiiicacious this Is one,
and the medicine being perfectly safe. il il
certainly tai be- preferred to drugs Used for
it, cure, which are frequently useless. and
nothing more or less than poisonous. The
substitution Of this pleasant and pure hlopd
dcpurcnt for medicines inimical to life in u
slight overdose. il measure which may
htly be urged upon persons who desire Ia ob
tain relief safely. or who have failed TO oh
tain il from the numerous pseudo remedies
for this disease III the market.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-22

nrus co<tirHs. gloves hst. v-'l. hssiies.
81 al She aid | w,ull never crow
sire,l 90 -. AMI that ,t wsuld sfsni al
sorts - cOughing
~ now trying - irffds IA 01,t -
t',e ~,igga sticns. ard an Wishing Ths-
4 h.,.,rl ssti<f'ed viii 80 s'~f-r %
Nrif nc f-sSsnsssr fr'.sld icra. ny
Ear ssler nav po~ss.~s 'h' 'ac'litv ~
tu,neit,fe iscision ard ability - make
~ vnnr rrf1i n So. Iche'rrfuilr piace
A. sr,rr- sss.ff, st rvur ii'r~-sl.
Alshnnsrh SER. trimmings pr'rrnir- IN
Nsc.-uis Sippl.- and sirrstT display
s,or~ sir-yi i,';fv 'haD - we ne fA'-evc
r-v,vv- ~ r~ronfrscitT. nev sleeve
a. -e--r.ss,-i..r hss a. rnfr-~lrr.e =
-z.hs-~-f ,-,s---.a'r-,e ~ ~rie or thu
sik ran6-a Fisirlv ~ ss-r-~ rNtrn
sl,s, s--s ~ q snail },r-- TIE c~e--
.ie.v,, d s-ss.'e 2 v-si, Sc rsuzh. n
-. i've shr elbow Y . rfSbon hand.
s~-l " she 50 81 up u'her snd mar
r---~r $50. fsiii,.T ssch si''e ~ ne
out In sTssssai ia0at % ess-s II "a .
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-22

simmer. Incrc IL no circle IN the new
skirt; the seven or eight brsadshs OF
the silk are retained broad at the top,
~ u. the bottom
la place Of gathering them ell
around. however. rs we dill lew sum
nsers ago. the fuiincss over the hips is
disposed Of la broad folds that turn In
Side. and toward the back. They take
up scarcely any room. and leave all the
fun effect below. This style II skirt
gives q very charTnir 4 md youthful Of
feet ~ it, w~arcr. which l. acccntus.ed
b, the short jacket effects and full
fronts that everybody Is wearing.
A gin9ham Of leopard color, run with
stripes OF heavens blue, was bor,icref
with three bands ~ silk of the same
>-.ls.tial hue FROM each diagonal
band fell n short ru;ilc Of the ginghsin.
The girgaan bodice was cut away
plain. closeiy-ftting blue vest The
bIuc vest carae down beneath the
ieopard-colored ore 80 the whist line,
and eorh was heightened slightly bv q
short ru4.lc Of its own color falling over
the hipa The sleeve puiTs had double
rrfIcs. one OF each color A single
rne Of lace fell down the front over
the pale blue. A blue psrasoi GOES
with the costume. witt. Dresden handle.
aad leopari hat. trimmed with blue
3iurcs and roseites-
EVA a. SCHUBERT.
= tr...,ll. I.. rar,all- l,...
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-22

bayoneted through the back, twisted
about while the steel was protruding
and tried IA thrust his lance into tho
soldier. Even the crippled and wound
cd dervishes on the field Of battle lay
in wait To stab the chance passing
enemy. Asked TO surrender and put
down their swords and spears, the In
variable answer Of the sorsly stricken
dervish was: Christian Tor infidel)
dogs. ncver!' When saw them out in
the Soudan, a few years ago. there WAS
no abatement in their bloodthirsty
feroci,y. nor show of hesitation,
whether they numbered few or many,
of longing To get to close quarters
with their enemy"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-22
SHE is IN FASHION
The Subject of Chicago Gowns
Considered BY the Maker
Ihr~c ssxss~siosss f~ an Ail-ts.uad
C<ssussr-- ss~esss de Cesrsnssssic-r
spring Costumes is Cray.

-WhAt shalt wear ~ Chicsgog asked
]. of the er-ss1uaksr. Il sA-All cot car
~ Single thSs9 hs-it.ss ore small ssE
sas you mnst guarantec "a proaius. .
Ss1wn thzs Will be neat ADD Suitable ca
shs train. that viii look fr.sh ana. spot
isss when I arrive ~ the fair gases.
thai Oil be perfectly prvper in whi. b
81 call upon mr. frsends-in shcrt q
gown that viii never be cut II xeepin 2.
No matter shere may wish ~ g.. short
Of dress affair
"wsli.s ssii the dr~-snalssr.
shoaghsfuiiy saeking her p<ncil stsb.
what yen need h black ssrye o.
vssy In- quality. Your SKIRT viii sossi
- be plain except for q few rows Of
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-22

Owing 10 the large increase in their
isolated lighting and other electric busi-
hess the Peninsular General Electric
company have decided To discontinue
their fixture department. and will sell
all gas. electric and combination fixtures
together with their artistic gas and
electric shades al cost. II you are
building "a home or contemplate pur-
chasing fixtures for ono already built.
you will fad IL Ia your advantage to
hook over their well selected stock.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-22
FACTORY FOR Rent.

The four s.ery sua bis. hse-rp~sss brieh Zee
srrT building pIff feet no f-~<uyasi w
mi ksr,id- Feif Rpos Co,sl-sns, With vstss
r-sy-r. sfasrn t<rver ss~~ssn~. main sss',tnF,
~ Mi ssre~. lrsF.~fis,ely sssu;h - piss-ii
Cap, e~~rs~r Company; sis< - ios fn,nI
ps,sss-s.'on NAL Asrr . ho,ssrrt-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-22
Who Wants

To bay . nico Lutte house and lot On
Dickinson av-uu.i splendid location and
the lest q. water, vii cell Gu g,rcd terms.
Address Chnx {. Williams. Herald Office.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-22

Neg ssor-. corner lonlA aud lsisnd ss<rs.
frsm uasea drt-ots ess eta, b.4 dssss sass
- be Iut NJ at uGee. JuEf iii- Lace ..r car
rsase rrSssAiory 90 commits % h.sssse
fsetor,, with tcues ssa y II sssees. saissais.f
bissc.is ars~i swe-per ia Ioas1t can sUi.iei Ca
small manufactures Concerns Ees<f.t.r s-sves
tssory and high iascEnsat. massive isssA baisd
ms light an a.. siass. water power With sasss
sasffins and petieys. and steam. hsstsfss s,S
par.ios: maia building salasl Wit usso .sss,
brick addition iexIs
~inaos Adsfisd fos lAsht naansfsstnr.Ls r~nt
oniy ti.s per year.
I'D and II huron street. fso s~eond fuas
rooms, each 3tns9; b I.sf meath each.
81 cherry street. Dcft Ia sorDsf ~ jsssr-oa
avenue J" rooms VEN ms.<icrn loo rrnt-
.. tb~rry stv~ft coruef Jss;lerssn sxenur
10 rooms excclleut location
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-22
H. J. DE COLA
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
TOWER BLK
ROOMS . ANDs


FOR SALk-HOrrES AND Lots
hue modern nlns rs.an hcure s.n Terraces
avenue, sast fruatAxc. o~ned by nssn 80 ss.~nt !.
must sell . bargain. Also cue ca Barton avs.
nue.. eaxht rssu.s corner los Or.n sss SAITH
Lsfsy"tte. With furhaess hath and al u.o.i..sa
improvements One an Bsnnsf svsnoe twelve
roosns; eosDcs lot ss-i barn . bsrsslnL the
gu tentral avenue. one On Paris asesas on- ga
North Proey.eci. Hsst3ngs. one oa LsrAr
ard svcnue Alon too houses on C~n,s.s ssrv.rS
70 ess hsnse for boese aud los csnsrati, lsrstef
Two houses op Cas- s'rrss Siors On kalalnsxso
avenue fcs sale or exchange
FARMS fok SALE OK EXCHANGE
10 sers. IN T-sbriax- ,c~nship: . hns ss<urk
farm sri olay luam isrse barn ANAL toass I,
Isl acrr> iTnrru,ri balance hs.sch sfatls elm
and sch timber. tor sxls ~ e1rkanSs Sss sstv
proierty.
iso scr-- twelve miles srora esty: one a The
hs~i stock dairy ssrrs In the state; vv<ls
wsters-f 9th spring brrsk too ss-sd ereharAs
On farm two sood houses. good barns aud ira
class soil.
oi-o ~ seesS siy miles from city; GOD tallA
tnks. good orr esr ri and good land
j have also an nuui,es 20 fine piecss ~ RI yf~p
land nrsr tbs city rangins frcsa i've W fo<ty
AGRA.
have ioss In all psrts a the city 10 seli and
exchsnge.
Hous - to rent
None, To loan on god RIA. estate security.
J nNtfI.fA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-22

That ALLOW sho erought that a 90
painting l. Just bsginnias 10 mAAe .
collection, 1" S4hi The ara d~aier.
How 40 yoa snow, ASKED his clerk.
"Bssaaar he taIk.st aooa, hand paint
iIxa4 - Pittsburgh Dis2steh
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-22

FOR GALE

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-22
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