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The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-06-24
Advertised Letters.

Letter RS uncalled for at the postoffce at Botti-
neau, N. Oak. for the month ending May 81, 1893
If not called for within thirty day, they will be
sent to the dead letter Office. In. calling for any
of those letters, say advertised:
Chretien, Jan Botise Donaldson, w. g.
Ericsson, Johan Gilbert, Mrs. J.
Halvorson, Johan Mcdonald, Thos. (2l
Schnen, Melise Jane Thompson, Alex r..
Williams, Herb
G. 8. McCANDLEsS. r. N.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-06-24
A SPLENDID PROSPECT.
Promise Ell a Rasilsdless Harvest was
Never BETTER.
10 the nBnnMer County,' Of the
No. 1 Hard State.

From every side comes the report that
growing crops we're never in better condi-
ton. Green and rank and luxuriant, the
great cereal for which this state is justly
noted, is covering the fields with its wealth
of growth and shooting rapidly upward to
full maturity. Never in the history of
this county-well named the Banner
County of North Dakota"--has the crop
prospect been better. Winter fingered
long but when the seed was in, warm days
and frequent soaking rains left the farmer
nothing to desire . To the dwelier among
eastern hills and barrens, where land has
been cropped by su~cooeding generations
until little save yellow clay remains-the
fertility Of the soil is a revelation. There
the blade of corn. the spear of wheat. the
potato leaf are coaxed along through
weary days and sleepless nights to be
scarcely worth harvesting when autumn
comes. Here the willing soil receives the
seed only to send it forth multiplied a
hundred-fold. Coupled with a knowledge
of the amount Of grain marketed at this
point last year, it is most suggestive to
stand. on-ths~nfonntain's edge and look out
over the prairie. The country tributary:
to Bottineau last year poured almost Co.,
600 bushels of golden wheat into the
worlds ~granaries. 600, 0 bushels of
wheat! And yet a. you stand on the
mountain and gaze over the land beneath,
the cultivated parts are but as mere gar
den spots when compared with the vast
area yet untouched. Not a tenth. of the
land has ever felt the p~low-share, and yet
a prosperous, wealthy community sus-
tains itself from the product of those COM
paratively few acres. What a magnificent
prospect to look forward to, when all the
cultivable land shall be taken up and low
ing herds and golden grain be the product
of each and every quarter section. To
the toiler on barren eastern farms we say
Come west-and come now. The coun-
try is filling rapidly with men who, like
you, toiled early and late. in season and
out of season, in the vain hope of some
day seeing better times-and who will see
themselves rich and content, but not in
that land. Here where honest toll is re-
warded and a magnificent government
gives a good farm to every willing son and
daughter-here is the Utopia you seek"
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-06-24
LAND OFFICE AT DEVILS LAKE N. p. /

LAND OFFICE AT DEVILS AXE N. d.
June 22nd. 1898.
Notice Is hereby giventhat the following-named
settler has fled notice Of his intention to make
Anal proof in support Of his claim, and that said
proof will be made beforethe Clerk Of the. Dis
trict Court ut Bottineau N. d., ON Aug 5th, 1898,
viz:
THOMAS w. PATCHING,
D. 8. No.. $3.50. for the mex s-eA Sec. II, VII s-w
N and s-eA s-wA Sec. Is. r 1862, R.77.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation OF,
said land, viz:
Robert Nichol, Hugh Nichol, Samuel Kinley,
Of Bottipeau and Samuel cathro OF S~ansahvilie,
n. p.
Il. n. SHELLEY,
Register.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-06-24
Notice Of Mortgage Sale.

A. 8. DRAKE,
attorney for judgment creditor.
The Forrest City times., 1893-12-15

Published Every Friday Afternoon.
The Forrest City times., 1893-12-15


 THE case of the United States vS Horace G..Allis, for wrecking the First National Bank. of Little Rock, was fully tried before 8 jury of his country men, and verdict of guilty of the fourteenth count returned against him. After the usual red tape of the defense, making exceptions, moving for new trial. etc., the court declared that the case had been fairly and impartially tried, and then sentenced him to five years in the.Kings county penitentiary, City of Brooklyn, N. Y. An appeal will be taken and the prisoner will be released on S2O. 300 bond. The public trembles for justice, and Alljs is being surrounded by all the luxuries which fawning public finds it popular to con- tribute
The Forrest City times., 1893-12-15

CAFE II. N. PHARR, of Marianna, was in the city Saturday and gave us a pleasant call From him we learned that tue levee work for the St. Fran cis LeVee District is progressing very
 satisfactorily. Men are now at work ID New Madrid and Pemiscott counties,
 Missouri, and Mississippi county, Ark
 ansas. Up to December I, there had
 been completed by the citizens seven miles, and by the government four rniles. making grand total of eleven miles of leVee which has been finished.
 During the month of November, twice ]. as much work was accomplished as in
 the months of September and October together. and work continues without abatement. This is great work, and ; like that of tariff reform, should not be lhindered by sectional or selfish inter ! poeif inn
The Forrest City times., 1893-12-15
if you fail to visit the Bazaar at the

if you fail to visit the Bazaar at the News stand next Tuesday or WedDes- ( day. you will miss the most interesting and attractive stockof Christmas goods in town
 Mrs. Jodn iLeatherwood, who has been living in the Dan Wylds settle
 ment. died last night of brain fever. 1: She was a twin sister of Mrs. k. A.
 Hayney. Mr. WyIds was in town this imoining after casket.
 Capts. II. N. Pharr and HIP. Rod ]: gers were in the city this morning. just from Little Rock. They have been at ' tending the injunction suit brought ! by the Memphis Land x Timber O., :; against tie St Francis Levee District. These gentlemen feel sanguine that | the Levee district will win the suit, and those who haven't paid their tax had ! better be coming.
The Forrest City times., 1893-12-15
The Nineteenth Century Club.

The Nineteenth Century club held it's regular semi-monthly meeting last Wednesday night at the residence of MT. and Mrs, John Gatling. A most interesting programme was rendered in 6 highly satisfactory and instructive manner, and notwithstanding the male members of the club were, as has lately been usual, conspicuous by their absence, the ladies present were highly entertained. 1t is to be hoped that the gentlemen will arrange their business affairs so as to give two nights per month to the club We have no other organization in the city which eXcels this clnb in point Of interesting and instructive entertainment. It is good to meet together and discuss the great authors, and learn how they impress their different readers.
 The second meeting in December will be held at the pleasant home of MT. and Mrs. Walter German, ,on Friday night. December p, instead of We'd nesday, the 2oth, at which time and place 1t is sincerely hoped there will be g large attendance of the members. The postponement is made to favor the Ladies' Bazaar, which will be held on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings of that week.
 The programme for the first meeting in January 1894, is as fellows;
 Author to be studied, Lew Wallace.
The Forrest City times., 1893-12-15
THE new Jail is handsome struct

TIE new Jail is handsome struct- ure. It is the only modern or respecta- ble public building in the county. It is the first step, we hope, "an index to many other creditablei buildings. St.. Francis county is a -werlthy corpora+ tion and can we'll afford to have ele- gant and expensive public buildings, which, more than anything else, so emphatically imposes the impression of enterprise and thrift.
The Forrest City times., 1893-12-15
Masonic Notice

Asylum Apollo Commandery No. H., holds it's regular stated conclave on Tuesday Dec, 28, at which time the annual election and installation of 61i- cers will take place. The orders Of the temple will be cOnferredand ban quet given at the hotel. All members and visiting Sir Knights are cour- teously invited to be present.
 Geo. r. Taylor, E. c.
 His Turlev, Rec.
The Forrest City times., 1893-12-15

FRANK PoTrERFIELD, the Nash vile bank wrecker, is sentenced to ten years. Allis ought to be we'll pleased with his five. Now if Honest Billy and Old Buck could be given their just deserts, this section of country would be "strictlyain it."
The Forrest City times., 1893-12-15
Farm and Timber Lands for Sale

For the next 30 days, 1 offer for sale on terms and prices to suit the times and purchasers, the following describ- ed:Iands, situated in St. Francis county, to-wit: The southeast quarter of Sec ton 28. Township north, Range 2 east. The southwest quarter of Sec tion 35, R l east. Eighty acres in the northeast quarter of Section l4, Township 4 north, Range east.
 $. Nj. BLALoCK
 Forrest City Ark.
The Forrest City times., 1893-12-15
The Modern Mother

Has found that her little ones are improved more by the pleasant laxative, Syrup of Figs, when in need of the laxative effect of great remedy than by any other, and that it is more acceptable to them. Child ren enjoy it and it benefits them. The true remedy Syrup of Figs, is manufactur- d,by the California Fig Syrup Co. only.
The Forrest City times., 1893-12-15

IF the law promptly hangs Sod Iio- mer. the negro brute of Poinsett coun- ", and compels Horace G. Allis to serve his time in the U. $. prison, we may then congratulate ourselves that the necessity for mob law is rapidly disappearing in Arkansas.
The Forrest City times., 1893-12-15
rRIpAyA rrERNooN. DE6EMBsfs i5! 1883

TIE TrnEsis sorry indeed that Bro. c. c. Coibuta, of the Ozark Democrat, had the ,aisfortune to lose his entire printing ohtft and household effects by fire on the 2d inst, and hope he may ha Able to resume.
The Forrest City times., 1893-12-15

"C. C. q. Certain Chill Cure :" is pleasant So take and harm. less. Children like it. Guaran. i tced tO cure ChilIs and Fever.
 No -Gure--NO Pay.
 Many Persons are broken down from overwork or household cares Browns Iron Bitters Rebuilds thr system aids digestion. removes excess Of biae. Isissd cures malaria. Get the eeHuiBel
The Forrest City times., 1893-12-15
McEIree,s Wine of -Cardui

and THeDFORD'S BLACK. DRAUGHT are Tor sale by the following merchants in Forrest City. E. c. Evans & Co. !
 Winthrop & Co.
 R. E. Hinton
The Forrest City times., 1893-12-15
1t Cures

Parks Cough Syrup cures Colds, Coughs, Group and Whooping Cough. The standard home remedy in thousands of families for all lung diseases. Guaranteed by Win threps& Co.
The Forrest City times., 1893-12-15
TheEHslish Hand Bell Ringers Con.

The EnGlish Hand Bell Ringers Con-
 cert Go.
 Will be at the opera house Dec 22d. The following is their program.
 l. Bells ...."Glen March. "........ Bailey
 Shipp Bros
 3. Beading "The Boat Race" ". H. H: Mur-
 ray...............-...-. Miss Macey 3. Either Duet. "Campanella" Nocroth
 Harry and Charles W. Shipp
 (. Bells. limitation of English Cathedral
 Bells. Shipp Bros. 5. Piano Solo ''Rhapsodie Hongroise Nc; 6"
 Liezt.. .................,... Miss Macy
 Miss Macy, Harry and Charles shipp. '. Bells "Fleetine Days. ".... Shipp Bros 8. Reading "The Class Recital" Miss Macey, g. Either Solo ."Espoir du Occur" A. Darr 1e Banjo Solo Kentucky Home" AIT by II. Bells. ~. Home Sweet Home, ,"... .(yar.)
 Shipp Bros''
 The English Hand Bell Ringers per- form upon a set of one hundred per fectly-tuned bells, varying in weight from ten pounds to one of d few ounces. The success of the cenpany does not depend alone on the fact of it's being novel, as,in addition to the pleasing performance on the bells, the members of the company are artists upon other instruments; their banjo, 2ither solos, and trios, tend to make a nest fascinat- ing and attractive entertainment, and quite free from m0notony. In addition they have engaged Miss Eva Bartlett Macey as reader and baDi0ist. She possesses charming personality that wins and holds her audience the moment she appears on the platform,
, 1893-04-01
Gin Shloumeter.

Sn Ser Nd6e Ser 0feitoen3 ltegt AM &reu=
~3ungSpunfte BON bier StraBen 6ie Neitau~
ration uno Spmmeriptrtbicbaft 3rr yJtp1e."
Sn friberen Sabren Sten1licb frequent, mar
tie Der9an9enen SOmmer aber 10 i0lecbt be-
iu6t, baB ber @trt6 taft ~per3ipeifeln poIte.
Qltn meilten aber Grgerten i'm bic STAB
fabrer. Qluc5 oaS l6Ie6teite Q8ettcr belt
le ntcbt ab, ibrem i6Onen unO 9eiunOen
8ergnitgen nab3ugeDen, aber leiOer iegelten
tie r%e9elmGBig III Der yGoie" porbet; trob
ber Derlodenb1ten Sni6rtften, Die Der
Birtb an ietnen 2ocalen anbrin9en lieB,
ais ba itn6: y@eoedte &e9elboDn, Sommere
locale gebei5t, ecbtes Wincbener 6ofDrdu"
u. Dgl.
rQtm metiten dr8ert es mib," iagte ct
zines ibOnen MorgenS 5u leinem 6ausz
fnecbt, ais mieOer se6n bis 3tu6lf &a6ler
Dorbeticbnurrten, vbaB Sic &erIe nt6t etnz
febrell, unb aQe baben bocb nteDr ober me-
niger @eID."- r9te pout ib i9on beretn>
b%ringen, mir lei9ter dis 6ies." v2lber
mie? Wtan fann opcb bic 9eute ni6t
5ptn9en." y0ta," la9te Der alte Qln0res,
Der aus ienen alten 3eiten itammte, mo- Die
TlDrtperfe nocb Die StraBen bele6ten, -
Dptiien'S nie'S Sbr 8ater ielig 9'mabt
bat, ais e8 ibm grab 10 gangen lit nit ben
ptctper5ebrenOen Tubrleuten? 2(n alten
@a9er1 Bat ct fault, nit r Bladen o'rltber
unb bat i'm Uor's 6aus 9'iteIIt, Jag SDne,
Do bat elmer nacb ent anbern itiug'balten
uno letn l0on'S 0eIb peraeDrt, un6 SDr
&ater bat OurcD CUTE 8eiptrt6un9 baitr ges
lor8t, oaB fetner mebr auSblteben lit.
Ntacben Sizes nur aacb 10, Elm aIt's NaOl
ldBt itcb ia leicbt auftrctben, Dos le6nenS
ans 6allS, uno icb tpett barauf - lie fonz
men," 2lm anOern Sag '9on lebnte IN
Der v0tole" Elm a%usran8irtes 3petrao -
auf Dem 6eniterIimic lag cine oHaOler7
mitbe" ie6r a~uffaaenO placiert - unb baIO
0arallf fam Elm Ea0Ier, f~ra8enb, mo- Der
GoQe9e lei, beiien STAB bier Ie6ne?"- Ser
1T oben, fommt balo 'runter," Sin
SA0pplein," rtef er. - 8aI0 fam Elm
5%lpeiter. 50 ging es fOrt ieben Sag. Die
Rrop6e8einn8 Oes 9austnedbtes bate ft9
erfIut.
, 1893-04-01
Gin boni9rduber.

Ser So6tenfOpfi6metterlin9 Fat ab9ez
1eben BON ictner @roBe Ger iibertrtfft an
&Orpermaiie ale anbern etnbetmti6en
S6metterltn9e) unb bon BET einem Sobtenz
topt dbnltdben 3etcbnung auf ietnem 3ii6en
nocb Durb 5tpet 1ebr m%erfipitroige @igcn>
1cbdften otter sic Qufmerflamfeit bon Torz
ldern inO Saien auf itcb 9clenft. @inr1al
l1drtltcb 9cb0rt ct 81 ben SnIeften, Die cine
Stlrtme bcltBen: CT brtrgt, tpenn ct gcrei5t
iptro, etnen piepenben Son berppr, Der nacb
Den uttcrlucbutge BON 81. Magter uno
SaroptS Dllrcb baS &aI9ftpBen bon Guft aus
Der nor Dem Ofo8en lieGenben Sau9blule
ourcb. ben Guliel binbur6 berpnrgerufen
mtrb. Die 5ipeite @tgentDimlicbfett miro
BON W}ancben in 3meifel geSp9elt, pbppbl
ipteberbolt 8eoba6tun9en bariiber IN Ser
Siteratlir mit8ct6eilt porbet linD. 0anod
lou 1tGmli6 Der 3ootentopf 5utpetleu in Die
Sienenf0rbc ein6ringer1, um BEN Sontg su
ruuben. Na6 elmer bon Sal6enber9 in
u8rebmS &hierlebcn" mit9etbeilten 3uz
1cbrtft beS @ericbtSratb6 8irtblon in Sc
n1eSpar nennett Die 8dnater 8auert ben
2cotenfopf v98Olf, Notwithstanding, unb
plller, baB CT nit anbre3enber Sunfelbett
IN Die Bteienf0rbe etnbringt unb 6pnig
nalbt. Scr Seri6teritatter, BEN biele
Nn8abcn befrertOeten, itber3eugtc: itb ielbit,
bOrte betm @tn0ringen be5 S6ntetterlings
etn balo tpteOer Oeritlmmelbe8 Nufbrau1en
Der 8tcnen I'M Stod, na6 bier bis fiinf
Wttnuter wteoerboIte es iidb, ltnO ber Sob
tenfDpf fam beraus. @s mur6en me6rere
l1acbet1drOer 9ctangen, bon btelen 3tpei
lpfort 9ctODtet unO in Der Sdugblaie Elm
balber G9eel0fel pou 6onig ~9efun6en.
Die SD0tung erfolgte burcb Nbibneioen
oe5 SDpfes, nobel Bic 96iere getpolttg ptepz
ten, mas bel Der nit 9oni9 gefiiuten Seu9s
blale benz 8ericDteritotter an beren 3bGttg>
tett betnlS onberporbrthgcn 3peifel ertpeGte.
Die 8tenen lcbetnen ben 6llibttgen Su Der>
fDlgen; 0enn nit tbn1 nuroen audi 8ienet
I'M San9teBe a%ufgefunoen, cbenIo murben
bet 8eri9teritatter unb Der 8%ienenpoter bon
ben tpilb8ctpor0enen 8ienen gcitocben."
gteuerOtn8s bat au6 Elm cngliiber 8e=
obo6ter, IS. ", 9. Glifforb, pieber eine
Nt8dbe mttgetbetlt, monaco elmer ietner
Jreul1oe III @raDeScno einen To0terfoDf
BET benz Geriucbe ilberroicbte, in einen
Bteneiforb etlt3uDringer. Ourcb bie 8au>
art Der ntoOernen 8ienenf0rbe miro benz
S9metterltn9 ber Gintritt lnnl0gltcb ge>
''l"c9I, Ap wv IulD Dte ullPH OtRlteIlDrDe
in 0ebrau6 itho, ba per.tag er ein3u7
Ort19cn, uno gelegcntli6 Bat man mach
@ltftoro ben Sbmetterljltg tobt in einent
8tenenforbe getunoen; Die 8ienen battet
oann, unfGbig, ben groBen &aoauer 6inausz
5ul6affen, oGnielben nit gropolis (bem
BON ben 8ienelt ei1tgetragenen uno gum
Gerfttten BON 9iidet uitb 9tiBen benltbten,
aus 6or5itofen beitebenoen oGleb"5 ober
vStopfwab6D iiberSogen. Gltffor6 gtebt
audb oil, etnige 8tenen5iicbter beS Teftz
lanOes bitten entoedt, Die 8ienen miiBten,
BOB ite ben lle6erfGuen Der groBen
Sbmetterlin8e ouageieBt leien, uno ipenn
8telten ut einem altmooti9en &orbe inter
gebrac9t l%piirocn, 10 erri9teten iic cine Dirt
8efeitigungsanIagc am @tngdngc, Oie Den
Sootenfppf ant Gtnbrtngen binoert.
, 1893-04-01
abeanblatt Der autnota etaats- asttnne, ennerne, 1. april 1893

itD muiter6aft. 11n6 iiber 9Qem p0Ibte
lt3 Der tiefblaue 6tmmel unb aus Ser
6erne gritBten aus ~itnni9er 9dmmerung
Die 6rauentbirme beriiber, baS @a6rsetcben
Wfiincbener @emiitbIi9feit, Wtiin9ener Qee
benS. Cd. g. 80
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unperbeiierltb.

v9tAn, Sepp, iebt hilbert bu tpo6l nicbt
mebr, lett bu Sa9S9'bilf' btit ?"-yO ma!
Sept ft15' i Oa briiben i'm See - bees is
ga perboten !"
, 1893-04-01
8Dlitti6e ~GerIammlungen.

PullIIIWe VeElaWUHlll1geI+
NI1ertOus@erfomm1un9em.
Sibsibbers 9oae, 38. @troBe nnb @runb aue.,
Sonntag, 2. NpriL nm 2 lIbr 9tadbn.
Eeoner: 8boS. q. 9tler, g. Sbeap S'8Dau.
@oleutD MleoIets 6aue. 1112 gtubp Ctr, @fe @ebiter
Aoenue,
SOunt0g, 3. NpriL, 6 Ibr @ben0s.
Geoner 6rant &ubpuride, Snmes q. Sauuters,
2bos. Wtoonep, @auotOot fir alderman.
5ostiu9 Soae, 3O12 arber Qne.,
Sonnta9, 2. Mpril, nm 2 lbr Ytadbn.
Heoner u. s. 9eltn9, Sol. 9rnder, s. 80. 9off=
man unb &uOere.
9eutTfe Notwithstanding
Serntonta 9one, 9oliteoltr., 5~lpiide1 81. nn6 35. Ctr,
Sonntng, 2. Mpril, 2 lbr 9tadm.
Ge6ner: u. &. 9efing, S. 10. 9offmau, Sol. 8ruder,
Seq. Wttaer.
@toIien=@e riommIuu9 in SOP Blue Sslnnb Qbe,
Sonuto9 gtabmittag, 2. MprtL
HeOner: u. 6. 9eitng, s. 10. 9offman.
9bbmti6eg @pmnafnlm, 82l-825 9. aTbIonb abe.,
Son1tog, ,. Npril, 2 ubr 9tobrl.
r. o @f6nsr 50 9 ID. 9SoI s. giomea, Dulles 8ebos z.
ebas. 9oppol, Wm. &aiper nnO @ubere.
fitzgerald 9one. AZ. ctr. unO afblanb ape,
SOnntag, 2. MprtL.
&ebner 6. d. SempIe, 81. 81. Button, SEQ. @abL
Sames MtcSbane.
9uiet'S Spera @ouie, @nport unb 18. Ctr,
Sonutag, 2.30 9tobmtittugs.
&eoner; Samuel g8. @aerton, 8ernarb %9tiebliug,
SanleS WtcSbane, 8. G. 8. 0an @leape, Ssobu &. St=
rertg, Mttles &ebOe, 8. GbOtt, 9pu. Sos. {. Moua9ban.
@pelb's Soae, 1880 g. @lort Ctr.
So1ttt9g, ben 2. ApriL nm 2 ubr 9tadrt.
Heoner s. g, 6orlpea, SEQ. g. Wtaits, Sos. g.
Beale, S11otoat fur Nne11Or uno Muoere.
, 1893-04-01
0eid1fts= 0eleqenbeiten.


= II pertaufen Sine Mtil6=9Route, 1912 &on=
- men. Bette &uubIGoft, @eftieite. Sin 8orooin.
YtuB tpe9en &rontbeit %oerfaufen. 80 9eor6prn Str,
GUNNER 10. 28. 30msu1ap
q pertoufen: 8on9e nit eiuem @oIIerteIiel i1no
~ Yarlor=Sfen; ebenfaIs cine foft nod neue 9ettiteae.
3lnt52t 1913 @tlautic Ctr.
, 1893-04-01

- Sn @oi6ington biirfen !3eitungen
nur ant Sage ibres gri6etnen8 ouf Der
StraBe feilgeboten meroen.
, 1893-04-01
Geri0nli6es.

8eriOnli6es.
Hitte 6rdlletu Selene SpeGt Inn 9itiee anqabe ibrer
9~Sobnung. Su9o S9raDer, II @enter Abenue,
epICa9o. 1ap2t
SCrou @OItm Wobria9ertn, i'll Der SplneIterna6t
y 9eboren, 9iebt @ustlnft ii6er 9eI16fts= unb 2lebesz
io1en. beilt aronfbeiter. entTerut b6Ie @lunufIe ourdb
SDn1patble. 81 @lgbourn Moe, gfe Mpboptftr.
27ma6t
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0run0etaenthnnt.

= II oerfauen II: Gin @d=@runb1tiid in Safe 9iep
~ nit 5tpei Sdniern. 8iat9, penn 9lel6 geuomuen.
Iap6t " 1 StaatS5eituug.
, 1893-04-01
0iRenbahn- GaRrp[dne.


Nbtcago Is &prtbnue itern=Gifembabm - 9idet.
V Sfttces: gtos. 206-208 Glarf : StraBe an Der
Sotle9 Qoenue Stntton unS am 9epot @fe 9Geas. uuo
&insie=Str.
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3n faufen qeiudlt.


= utanf II g int t; Gin @istpaqen, 2 Spnueu
~ trogeno, 9Iotforrt Springs. SO 9, @anol ctr.
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"a vtea8o " Sse,t &ite)tgamz WiIenDonm nan
9rono 6apioS, @ranb 6apen, W}usfeQon, Ntanis
zee 2ranerle Sin, @lf 80pibs, @barlenotr InO Be
S0sfsg. AbIabrt pom 5uBs 6er eafe-5traBe. an
9so9eita9en 1900 NE. t5;25 u; tagli9. s1l:l5 81.
StNot=Slrlce. 81 Slort=StraBe. fGDair Gar nab @rono
&opi0s. +Rarlpr Gar nab @ran6 Ropios. sSdIoj.
nageH mad Sraub Rapios uub Otustsgpn.
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stpres, @phnmnnen e.


9uoermietDen: Store 22x6O, Nprboit : @de
~ StnCollt= nuo 9tperieg Npe.; ebenfo Store 1874
Webiter Ape., augemeiieHe Wtietbe.
gilbert gBisuer, SO 9earbprn ctr.
, 1893-04-01

CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN RY. co. 3hgs
" n~er1ailel @rdno @ettral St9ttod sGe oD aoeTne
so min. Moraens, ouSoenommen 0euntogS. &orlnen
oil nm 9:l0 Wfpro. uuo 1920 @b0s.. ousQeI. SorntaQs.
, 1893-04-01

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Sidet=Cffio5: Gin Der Station uno in 248 Start
StraBe, Gde SadIou.
9ur65iige fabreu ME fpIQt:
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81 IertDn=8er a III IunQe
, 1893-04-01

MbTabrt NlItuuTt
Sntnpts ,uh q0po lspft ! 8I5 MF+ 700 81
Beprio GrnreS, .f1250 @f 1875 q
Spipa unb Minueiota @rpreB ....'l250 VI l32 Y
Stour 6ol8 unb 8atDta @rpreB -. $3.50 gI SD W
Solicit Accommodations ............ 3:20 gt y4OWt
Bern Accommodation ............ 4:50 9tTlo:3o Wt
3euoer, gDlo. Springs & 8ueblo,
D0 SauIaS Sin 0e1ti6ule @rpreBF' GOO 9i 9;50W
q. Spe, Mtd6. s. &eabentuDrtb Cyl 6eo va S5ODt
2enner 8efttbule @rpreB oia Omaha OIL ,m
Omaha 9Grnrp6 .,,,.. i 1890 81 tbs Dt
MtunednoIiS K Gt q}aui GrnreR 1880 @F IT'S so
SENDER Grpres ba &anIas Stir. 81. 1l:l5 AE 5"35 "
ct SDe. Atd). & &eaoenlpDrtb @rp. ll:i5 81 $50 W
peoria 0odt=GrnreB ............ IT'D VI $50 bt
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men Santfta9. = gusgenomnten WtontaG. r.
, 1893-04-01

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Spnntag, 2. NpriL, nm 2 ubr 9tadlnt.
Eeoner SboS. 9. 9iler, g. SbeQp O'Rpan.
, 1893-04-01

Nbtca0p, SOD S9Gato & x;aeitcsS abt. :
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-22

NEv YoEk. Dec. sf.--FIoua- -nuil and
weak; winter wheat. low eads. oon<f2<5.
WaEAr-spot markct duh. nc iswef; op-
lions were very dull and nc lover. following
the west. and on local rcalixines trading
only moderate. closing; january. g &c |;
March. ssac; May. me; December. o. &c
CoESv-Spots 19ac lower. more active,
veaki options &(a1Ae lower on pressure TO
sell b. longs through rsakness west closing
weak and fairly active. December. a2kc,
January. s2fe; February. t2kci March
s3Se; May. A;fc-
OArs- Spots dull. steady; options quiet,
easier; Dccsmher. 3skcs Jsnuary, 35xe !;
February. &c; May, 3lkc-
LA.pZFirmer, quiet, vss.srn Steam. ssasI
@iL50
C.z..s.Firm. Moderate demand state.
large. s(alljfc.
Cossss-Opsions opened ssssdy, un-
changed to 10 points NJ. elosed steedy s@2s
points up. December, 97.O; january,
Sls.se<4 1885; February, S18ooJ March.
elS3o(el63os May. t1k U0fk7 -, June.
nAso' Spot BIO. steady5 Qaieti No. Z,
sveA.-Raw. quiet. sseadys fair refining.
2&ci eentrifugHls s. tsst 7,<01 15lsc;
refined. quiet, sseadyg OF A, 8f{9l SIS;
mould A. i1s9a 1i-lsi standard A. as-ls@
tAc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-22
STOCKS OFF 4 POINT
Prices Of Railway cad Otter
Classes Of Securities
CLOSED WEAK AND LOWER
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asd so~s Lsas ssnuh - gssossx
ou<r-whsss teoes.

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Prime uerc1otao roDof 3XDtA Per
csnt
0.r .sIv~> ux<~
'ss<. re
Aexlcan dollars 80
Scerling exchAnno r onrkoe. With &C.
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