davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-21
Gu Woman.

2anst opps i 5iulanS, BE talen OPP
ers" 2ano lisger en- lioen Sp Sp'
pdituln beoer ben. Den bar 5000 Mten'
neItsr, for bet meIte iuttise almuestolt,
bpis bele Srap til 2ipet er Ell 3pnoe
SaltIlo ug nosle Ioteter. Sar De en-
gibe gobat os en- Gram atmeo, bar De
uaaet 9ipets Sali99eo.
Men Der Dor o9iaa / Bpsn Ell Sel
Renneifer, iOm taller iuenlt. Oct er Sg'
ems ST. iom bar Nasten, Wren o9
8sngene.
Den riseIte ps fornemite Wal1o Ell
aamle 9inbqiIt. San eier ct tort gag
brus ps tiener mango Eense. @amlen
er gift os bauoe Ell 9atter, bans enelte
Barn, Otter, bun par atten aar saHs'
mel.
Oct er ON benoe, Der MI ltal for'
tales.
Sun bar ben p~atreite Senten lSpen'
sri ps rant iOm Stosens Gran, lps %
pen Tom Norbens Sommernat.
Sur en- Glib iiben bespnote Otter al
blipe tlein ps ret iom bet bar, TT bun
anialo. Men insen foritoo, bpao Del
feilte benbe. % til 299en plloe bun
life gaa.
On apelb bar Der flor Set | gpen'
Der blep ipilet &omebie - ct libel
SeIitabsitptte, us Otter ipiaeoe 9eltin'
ben, uastst 5Oralbrene bup benbe tautt
pua fin Selbreo.
Men Otter ipiQeoe, iaa bet bar en-
Jurnsielie % bageiter oelto9 bun mel
aiu og 9pit i Damien % be sprise 5cr'
nsielier.
SsrIt benimob Morsen brso man Op
Otter git ltrar inc paa lit Sarelie. Sur
iaa bles os elenois no, men nauute ittt
ct Orb til nosen ON, at bun bar ip9.
Nnite Dag, ba Yigen fom til benoes
garelie, bar 3eren laait. Sllu Bans
tebe. Sntet Sunr. Saa gift bun til
Sor9lorene. De bauteoe % bamreoe
Os raabte Giters Napn, mlen fif intel
Suar. s lin &abiel beiluttebe be al
brpoe 3sren Up.
8erInoe laa Giter, beoioitlgs / Sol.
l%tinnet. Wen peb benoes Sioe Lao ct
tibet 8uttebarn Og flynteoe iaste.
Statfars Otter! Snsen bauSe bun
bapt Moo til at betro fig til. alent
bapoe bun fiampet for at itjule fin
Stam. S9 bet uar usiaa lpttes benbg
- til III.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-21
Efahesrritatuiun

9nuncciott, britt, Ambassador, nueers
bauoIer fortipen meo lloenrigsmiuilier
@reibam om Staotseritatuiu9 tot DC
brittle SuIfauaers, iom bellosIaaNes al
be 6orcucoe Stater for uIoulig SGliaug't
/ 9erin0sbauet for Susteustomiteu (mo-
dus viveudD / 1892. Oct nntages. at
ben iamIeoc Gum, ION ben tanaoiitc 8e,
oierine 9ier srap pao, life Uti oueritigs
en- ba!u NliIion Collars.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-21

No school gives a better Business Course
than Prof. Brecenridge's DEBORAH lnstl.
tute. and at a charge of only $500 in ad,
dition to the regular tuition $500 8
month.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-21

Grtiiotnt 6lepelano bar uonnpnt
3. Seott ioarriiou, en- SrOoer al gr:
Erciioeui Benjamin 9urriion, iii GoloOps
trGuer / 6auias gitp.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-21

Yolbuist 9bue, Sumlin Co., epb
0utOta, er Milpiiet. gofiuser ienbss til
Sagti, 9umIn 60.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-21
Zen rnsTft Minitcr i 8aibins

Zen rnsiIft Winiltrr l Wn'blng'
ton bar aumooet Dor Regierins ON at
drrcitere DC iibiriite 6~lpsininge, icm iors
Ieoen Dag ANTON til Gan 6raneiseo,
for al unoerisse, ON Be er p~OIitiits 6Ipsts
hinge eler aIminoeIisc 6orbrpoere.
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Shipments by rail and water. >.
Receipts by rail- and water. 49,,
Prices Paid 70 Farmers for CsantI
Prod noe.

Prices Paid 70 Farmers for Country
Produce.
The folio wing quotations are the prices paid
TO farmers and producers BY Seattle business
houses for articles named, the goods 70 b de-
nversd In seattle:
HoPs-Choice, l5c per n: medium. N9ilc pr
haydn ca, load ioss)-Pusss sound. eaooO
10 % per ton
GRAIN-tIn car load io.s}-Oais. choies. t27 :
barley, Slt92i per ton: wheat. chicken Iced
2yaztN r,sr ton. corn, IA 10; cracked. IA 81
PoTkToES-Cnoice.S Is PER ton
CARROTS-ye9i0 per ton
BUIlEa AND EaOa-Enoace ranch buetoI,
lJasDe; fresh .snen egga, llc.
FOULTRY-spEiag chickens, &&95 Per dos:
hens. sa5uss; ducks. Es97; turkeys. l5c re. h.
LIVE srOCK-Cno.ce bsss cattle, S55l941o:
cows, a91.c: choice sheep, H<9fsc; rood nogs,
7s.fase: esIves large. ~: small, &C per y.
niDEs- PELts And TALI.Ow-Heavy salsed
s,eers, over IS Ms, per ID. s9tc: medium. psS
n. Fxleic; lieut.. under 46 RS, per N. 4sf94c
sAl.si Zip. ss4e, and calf. rsr .. 49ss; green
hides lie less 4 an uaised; dry hides Per y. &c. dry
elk. per ~ ldstiSc: dry deer skins, summer, peg
=. zs6sSe; U4atsss IDztss AAssD aknA o0xo;
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-12
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETa
rHl srATa OF Trade

Ban FRAScIsco. April 1.-The vegetable mar
kesshowed few changes today. Receipts OF early
varieties were we'll up 70 the average Of late,
ana sales were made 1t lower prices except for
better quality. The potato market 10 lower
under increased sscsiptA Onions also show
decline
The strawberries offered today were mainly
carried over from yesterday and sales were slow.
Apples continue 70 arrive from the East, but
stocks are light The orange market this week
- dull There are no changes - report from
slsswhsYa
In the marke, for dairy produce there are few
changes from ysstsrday. The demand fos but
ter II light The egg market 10 In better SHAPE,
and receipts comparatively light Cheese 10
easy ~ quotations
The p3uitry market cleans up well with light
fscsipsx Prices hold Arm at quotations.
There 10 Bgnt demand tor game
Fiour-stocks are not heavy, though milisn
keep ahead ct the immediate varts All he
tine Net cash prices for family sxwas q -
o. per barrel: bakers extras. taA<a4; supsr
hae, asSs9Sia
whsa.-fns market Is Showfng improving
yuDsenA ed dealers a<s AsDstnl 81 Ne devil
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FINANCIAL

FINANCIAL
LONDON, April 1L-Bsf silver, Sz6 daA -
Consuls, Sszzi Bank Of knglaud discsaaD
rate, IN per cent
EsoLIsA GRAIN HAnK14
LrvsRrool, April Il-Whsat--Dsmand med.
crate; No red vintsr. firm. - lo,1d; No Z NJ
spYing, 81 ga
Corn-spos demand fair: futures poorv SPOT
steady. - E<d; April. steady, - l5<iI Man
steady, u "a
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cpmens Of batter trade end better prices. Bust
ness has been duh for - long time that The
slightest activity would etvs encouragement
Quosabie at 81 Is per csnsal for No shipping,
and u. 81 <sfor choica Milling grades are steady
at range Of 81 ?79i. sS{ per cen,al.
barley market. and Il 10 dif1culs to DISPOSE Of
any round lots in the regular way OF trade.
Prices also show a easier tone, and buyers can
last week. The chipping demand has fallen OF
20 greater or less extent, and this circumstance
u not without It's influence In causing .
resd. sslsoss.c per csnsai forS good qualify. ana
S5(9S6}4c ior choice: brewing. 90c 61N per GENITAL
Oats-Ihe oat market 10 showing more life.
larger volume Prices also have sym pathissd
with the improved feeling aud sellers have the
situation somewhat in their favor. No heavy
new season opens and dealers are of the optn-
lon that stocks now on hand can b 80 handled
g to we'll maintain current rates. We Quoees
Surprise: sL5e9Lso: milling. sL4a9ls5: fancy
iced, sl<21soL<5; good TO cnoice iced,
I:SsDl Ga: Cd grades. $i.l50i$ 30: black. 3. -
O. 81 70; gray. Il 2a9l 20 for ;. .e.a and slS0l0
Produce rsceipts--FiouR, quarter sacks, a.
So; wheat. osntals. 100: barley, csntals, llefg
OATS csntals, sos; potatoes. sacks. 7s7; onions,
sscss. Is; middiings, sacks. 500: scrssninss.
Sales on the call board were recorded Sedav
q follower
Whsat-xornine. informal session-Deoon-
Der. 100 tons, 1seA: 500 tons. 81 S31{ 100 tons,
1900 tons, NU per csn.ai. Regular session.
May. 100 tons, 81 275S; December. 100 tons. Il $50
Per GENITAL.
Bariey-Regulsr ssssion-May. 100 tons, $50:
zoo tons, $50; seller, $685. new. 100 tons, $40
Per Genital
FINANCIAL
Drafts-on sight, New York, per 500, 22l<c;
Starting hal
Stlver--Bars, per ounce, SsJ.RSsc: Mexican
l0llArA. 65lafA66c.
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SEATTLE .
MEDICAL and SURGICAL
DISPENSARY
-COEDUCTED BY
Drs. Merrill g. Merrill.

III LII ~
The most widely and fAyorAhly known speciAlisA
on the Pacific Coast The doctors are regular grad
yates from the University Of the City Of New ork
and of Long sAnd ollego Hospital, Brooklyn,
New York, and their long experience, remarkable
okil and universal success In the treatment and
cure Of Chronic diseases entitlo these eminent
physicans 70 the full confidence Of the afflicted
everywhere
80 matter what your complaint consult these
successful specialists, who able to eject cures
in many cases that ave been pronounced no peleaA
They treat SCIENTIFICALLY and Sue
CE4SFULLY, cure QUICKLY and PER:
DISEASES. NERVOUS DEBILITY AND SEX
UAL DISORDERS. PILES. RiSruLA AND
RECTAL ULCERS. SYPHILIS 0ONORRH0A,
0LEET. SpermAtovTh0A Seminal weakness Lost
Manhood. Night kmiseiens, DecAyed Faculties,
rheumatism. Neuralgia. CaiArrh, Bronchitis.
Asthma, Tumora. ETUptions. Salt kheum and
ecrofuiA HYDROCELE, VARrCOCELE and
STRUCTURES radically and safely cured without
pain or detention from business and cures guarsn-
iced
All dsformi.ies ana impedlmsnts - marriage
A CERTAIN AND POSITIVE cuRE for The
awful effects Of early vice and the numerous evils
that follow In It's train
Long experience with unparalleled success y
the best evidences Of . doctor's skill.
DISEASES OF WO z also receive special
attention Consult personally the OLD EST and
most EXPERIENCED SPECIALISTS ON
the Coast, or write, sending stamp Consultation
nee and confidential fremont Block GA
8Font Street. Seattle.
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PORTLAND, April 1l-lspsciaLl Whsat-Ths
market quickly responded TO advances abroad
today, though the amount of business showed
but little increase Valley, &LlSoLi71S; waila
WsiIs, &I071s0.l 10 per GENITAL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-12

EAsTERN MARKETS.

NEW YoRK. April 1L-While the stock mar
ket enjoyed periods of strength today, the ten
dency Of prices in the main was downward es-
pecially during the last hour. Heavy ahip-
ments OF gold. amounting to $3.5O0.0oO, by to-
days steamers, revived discussion a. to the
treasury gold reserve, and tho monetary out
look also came in for . share of attention. the
bears bold in their predictions that 81 LOCO, COO to
$4,000 900 additional gold will 60 forward BY
steamers sailing later In the week. The weak
ness Of the general list was partly due to the
sharp onslaught upoa the American sugar Re-
inning Company, which. despite statements by
officials that the earnings are enormous, con-
tinues to be pressed for sale with . degree Of
confidence which indicates possession of knowl-
edge BY certain interests of an unfavorable
character concerning the property. The stock
declined from 1OfsS to 1924 and after . brief
rally ran OF to lOo0loiIS snder enormous
pressure OF sales.
Government bonds-steady.
Petroleum--Wesk; SOC.
FINANCIAL
Money on call-Easier at &0S per cent?
closed. offered, 81 per cent. PRIME aper. COZ
per cent Sterling exchauke--Steady, with act
ual business in bankers bills at $AS6tx0eA s65<;
for sixty-day bills ut &a.s7sl; demand. $As7A0
ass
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PUGET SOUND 4 ALASKA DIVISION

VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMSHIP Gerry OF KINGSTON
e:oo amLvl MT -facoma- -. II 6Afl JAZZ al
19:!S emily zS seattle. sxLvl S:oe am
4:3O pmlArlllOk. Victoria -. MrlLvi $50 pm
Steamers "City Of Kingston" and "City Of Seat.
tie" make conn ections at Port Townsend for pas.
sengsfs going from BeIlingham bay points 70 Vic
sorfA and return
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u N
FIT ~ THE FLYER.
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
Aeeae hour and twenty Eve minu10
THE STEAMER FLYER.
.svue been rebuilt, IL the finest passenger
s Snes on the Sound. Regular daily and sunday
~ ssaiiis Tacoma route. Is follows:
TAXING EFFECT
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10.
tAW Seattle $50 m. i:sc p. N, ana 500 n.
esrR Daily exccp, sunday.
Leave Tacoma 30 a m. 30 . n ami $50
- saarp Daily except sunday.
SUNDAY TRIPS;
I've Tacoma n IA and =. m sharp
a<svs Seattle a:so m. and y IN. SHARP
Anans Of y. P. wharf. Tacoma. and CONNER.
ea eoek feat Of Marion street. Seattle
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-12

ROYAL CRYSTAL salt I. srsnuissed.
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MERCHANDISE
Hops-Quiet ana firm.
Co6se-Opsions closed steady. 500 points
April. sI5.70Qsla75: May, SIS 50elas0: June,
Sia4eelaaa spot Rio-Duli and steady; No
sugar Raw-Quist and firm. Rennsd-Quiss
ana steady.
Coppsr-Quist Lake, 3iI4a
Lead-Stsady. Domestic, $Ll2H.
Tln-strong. Straits, &so.S0 bid, 80 ssksdy
plates. steady ana quiet; speiter,quiss and sasyi
domestic, sa271z
BOSTON STOCK KxcHASea.
BosroN, April 1L-Cosing,
A.chi.on... ssssIBsll Tslsehons.;.. 100
Burlington. ....-.. 30 mexican Central. ~
san Diego.....-... l4Ial
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
CHICAGO. April lL-Wheat-Unsettled,p srv.
QUE and fairly active May opened l9l1<o
higher and advanced &c more on covering By
shorts, who were scared by yesterdays govern.
ment crop reports. At the advance there Was
free selling to take profits. and prices declined
zs<c, the market closing steady at an advance Of
3t4e over yeste rday. July opened 1l<(0l1fo
higher, receded Issc, rallied 10 and 80 closed.
Receipts were $4,000 bushels: shipments, =.
0o0 bushsla Others unchanged.
Wheat--Steady; cash, sftzc: May, $50
Corn-Lowsr; cash. ssh; May. s03za
osts--Easy; cash, 2s543ssc; May, 2s<a
Rye-50c.
Bariey-62c
Fiax-&lla
Timothy-A2A
Whisky-1l3a
Pork-Stssdy; cash, f1e.e5; May, 0llA
IArd-stesdy; cash, 81 70: May, es6a
short rios-steady. cash, ss0215; Nay. ta11b
Short clear-S9. 500 90
shouldsrs-39 750aSQ
CHICAGO LIVE srock
CHICAGO, April Il.-Cattie-ReceiptA A0o0
market slow and steady: no prime or exs6
steers on sale: medium. A6GQeA ooy othess,
a. l0ts45o; Texans, 3aA5e1d 10; stock steers. 3lGe
0450
Hoxs - Receipts. 20 600: market fairly setivA
t5(61De lower; mixed and packers. Go00I10y
prime heavy and butchers' weights, V.2NoL1A
prime light, NI@7.l5.
sheep--Keceip;s, LOO; market stsadyS ~
tvss, "a S0DasS: Texans, 81 501<0
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SHIPMENTS AND RKcEIPfs.

During the past twsnty-four hours produce
and merchant have been shipped from and
received at the port Of Seattle in tho following
Quantities:
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NEAT, PRoyrsroNs AND yIsH.

FREH MEATS-Gobbiux)-C dressed
beef, 61f071sc per n: mutton, $40 per n; pork,
lilo per ID: veal, 81llc per h.
N5-(Jobbiug)-Queen hams, large,
tic; Queen hams, small, l7lzc: Queen breakfast
bacon, l6c: dry salt sides, l21zc
Sailed FISH-tJobbing)-Pink salmon, 100
. bbls, $40; salmon bellies, 5-ih kits, Sl75:
xxx herring, 10 n pals. ~ 50; Holland herring.
kegs, @l600L76; smoked scaled herring, zoos
per boz, NC: spiced herring. 20 h kegs, 81. 25
macksrel. looh u bbls, $i2 Is; Goldfish. IN
bricks. SOLOS pollock. whole cod, 100 n boxes,
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TN GUARANTEE LoAH AND rHuyr O.
Incorporated 1857. Casital ssee.ssA
oG0sv DnildinG Corner a oeesnA - camA
rsa.sacs ssssral eankins sssa.ssA
aAvINos DEPAHrxExn
DoDeslts sscsivs1 IN any amount iron 80 agnn
upwards and interest allowed theresa
Money loaned upon improved
farm and city real estate
TRUsTKEss
LEl0R q ,. HuNr. .Pr,sao,u
WILLIAM Z BAILEY .VioePresAdsuo
T. h AEILbkoN.. ......................Ha Manage
- En...........'.s........ .Cashi0
-. =. DOW ........... SecfoeASy
COLUMBUS T. TYLER. J. d. LOwMAN, Z q
WfL1ANA. WM. r. FISHER
TIE yI1sr DECENTRALIZATION slAxFen
Sssa u seS0A.................~. -
SAu.1cS ~ Ss;1s
0eaefal banking business tSaAsaoeol
0leAt ana tslssraphie exchange payebse n 49,
principal cities Of the United States
and Europa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-11

james " Converse began suit in the
ciruit court yesterday against b. "
BARNARD - foreclose mortgage q
600. The mortgage vas given IN l>.3
a. secure hour prDmlssory notes bearing
, Per cent interest. payable semi annu.
ally. Two notes were for $40 each. one
was sor SDo and one vas Ter s2fc1 The
mortgage covers property on Mt. Vernon
street. The property has been sold sub
lect - the mortgage several times. The
pres~nf owner Is alleged 50 have failed
81 pay the school and county Tar. and
has made defaults IN the payment ~
interest. r VI. Stickney. Martin +.
Bir,irall and John c. Jacks are made
co-defendarts- Mr. JarkSln Is the iast
purchaser and IL The person - make de
fauit. Another suit Involving more
money wa aiso begun yesterday - Mr.
Converse - foreciO=e mortgage ~ sl0..
49, gwen hy Mr. Barnard IN ISIS ON
lofs Is and Il ~ block ~ Il Converse
asi.ltion 20 the city This mortgage
n a. given q secure The payment ~ a
n1tc ~ sS.lso. ou~ - g 200. two II 800
aai ore - siOo r. VI. Stickney and
joseph Bories are made co.tefendants
NJ Berries - the last purchaser and Z -
alleged that be haa nlii paid the "a xes
for i-,ii ~ and ore 20 ihe c,niitian. q
the morts ~ vas that the taxes should
he f.ali
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-11

JVDoS BrKLlSeAas In r the petition
u the city "a establish dock hne:
Appearances catered and case set for
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-11
MUST GO FAST SLOW
Enoias and Tuck Drivers WI
Be Held Liable
FoR 8REAkaGE TO APPARATUS
The Police Commission Practically ns-
eides "a That Ezsocf---fsostine
of Yesterdays Aeef.

one n the largest classes u applicants
sor pos4tions on the police force VAS exl
anllned yesterday that has appeared tie.
FRO tie commissioners f0r lotg tine.
May II the applicants were splfudel
specimsns n physical manhood They
represented al trades ana callings. from
farming % bartsnding Ikosa srpa
cants DO are sa.ected xiil be no<l1ssd
by the secretary.
ke-llenfs on GFanfiviiie avenue. tie
tween A and Is streets. complained that
loafsrs latest the street. ard asket Tor
police protection. Referred 20 the coaz-
nlffeo On men and discipline.
The following biiis were allowed.
Poliee pay roll. q ,16i -, nrc pay rdl.
s5.117. -: a. 0ezon. e1k75. saith 4
Hicks. 40. :. J.. Swartz. 81 -. ;.
Spfinesr. E1xi. Michigan t'lge Lasisirr
css.rany. $3.50, George H. Nilnos.
as 10. l.eitsir Iron works. -. - fenin
snlar Electrical eompany. :if3, Hutch
ine6n 4 fIasaes. efi.-5, puzgan brt-..
e. a.. n kinney $3.50. A. t. Hasley;
sI74. III. r. laFkiey. slSs.a-s.
The committee On men and discipline
reported On the suspension u Norton
Eeetr a. follows:
We have examined into The suspsn-
sion ~ Norton l5cebe. driver q -. 3
chefnieat aud are satisfied thai tn up
setf.ne II the chemical at the conner 81
Jefferson and Nesf Fulton streets.
while responding - an alarm - tox
I'll. wa ns.E The result 81 fast dris ~
particularly. bat Il nas the result Of not
usisy saeicienf care IN turning TIE cor
per The damage ia this case sulourtesi
r. the bfraAax q lantern and same
little n.inor parts The fga marshal
has. Pr q ipng tl1le. been trying & ina
pres upon his drivers the uece-s'iis -
being careful ia go,rg around corners.
H. a. expefts.i that accidents vii hap
rec tot lhey happen. always. upon a
straI-ht r0..tl DOT ia turuing a corner,
and e j. entirely within the command
a tae driver. - ~ around corner
prnpfrly. The hoar'i has always aito-
gated more haste anil less speed. bat il
seenas g. - unable o. impress upon the
drivers thr necessity q greater caution.
and Ne thlnk Il time o. adopt more
severe measures "a enforce greater Carc.
We therefore recommend that Norton
Bsebe te required a. make good the
damage % the lantern. caused by the
ogerfnraing q his chemical. 10 the ex-
tent x g.
The report was adopted.
superintendent elect Carr was pres
cnt during the session. and Mas par
ticularly interested in tie men who ap-
pearrd before the board Cor examina
ton.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-11
ALL PRIVATE DISEASES CURED

Rheumatism and ALL Female Diseases cured, nclrdng
Prolapsus Leucorrhea Ovarian Troubles, No
operations. DR. Todd the disease without knife
harsh treatment and leaves the patient whole
No mechanical No nervines No nerve
stmuans The patient remains permanently well
Consultations free and confidential day
Medicines everywhere Offices 10 North Division
l, and 4. Hours, a III p.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-11

FYSIFS Restaurant has
animportant announce
ment to make today.
Mr.. Fysh has engaged
Mr.. Ed. Peck, we'll and
favorably known in the
restaurant business.
who will have full
charge of this depart
ment, and which we
feel satisfied will please
our many patrons and
asmanymorewho have
not yet tried our dim
ners ar order cooking.
The coffee will be sur
passing as we'll as any
thing else in the dinner
or order line.
OUR Baked Goods are
taking the lead from
the increased quantities
we are selling.
OUR Candies are first
class. Give us a trial
when in need of any
thing in our line.
Is Canal street, near
Sweets hotel.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-11

JUnGK HA6oEEry james Pitton. saloon
open SUNDAY. held for trial james
Pffon. saloon open after hours three
cs%.~s heii for trial Al Miller. as
sault and battery. not guilty. \. j..
krindier. saloon open Sunday: adj
iournei % March II. William Con.
nell. saloon open sunday; noile rros'd.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-11

Dr Wclsheimer Las INST found an,
trace - his wife. who LETT "a hleniy
Thursday morning zffer bong served
Vffh citation o. appear before The
probate Cuerf 70 he esaminfi ~ 20 her
SANITY TIE do~tcr. IN pr,cf q his state
menf 'Ssf te was married. exhibited q
marriage Certificate yesterday TIE
certificate shows that they we're mar
RED tn 1901
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-11

AND NO QUESTIONS ASKED
DIR < CLAY TODD will guarantee that Rupture will
be THIRD ONE HALF in q He
harness. harness pain, irritation
no operation. detention from business
Men. aud children cured permanently
Rupturcs helped immediately, and usually cured in
month and always permanently
and advise free every day but
Sundays.
Also Nervous Debility Impotency, Varcocce and Female
Complaints cured No charge for services until cured
TIIIRTYONE YEARS \ SPECIALIST EIGHTEEN
YEARS IN GRAND RAPIDS.
Catarrh. Deafness Lung Diseases Throat Brain Spine
Nerve Kidney Liver and Mucous Diseases cured quickly and
permanently.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-11

JrDck GkovE No business u record.
JrDcE ADsix Frank HI. Sweet ".
Edgar l., Gray aud Martin l. S~eet.
sssumps-s, judgment Tor plaintiff
si.e. II ana costs Cornelius Otfe All
miffsd a cltixenship.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-11
M.EHRMAN
NO. % CANAL ST.

Busy from morning until night dsinc out tho best Of
the dollar The people 1f
Grand Rapids alive to the fact that by this great
make their 20 cash II
slow taking advantage Of lib
offering shown by the crowds that trono
store daily