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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-04-28
The Peruvian Affair.

VALPARAISO, Chill, special; 1t now
turns out that the premises looted by
mob In Mollendo, Peru, were never
known as consulate of the United
States. No consul is stationed there,
aud the office of the vice consul is To-
Gated in Arequipa. Meyer, who was
shot in the foot by the mob, is o Ger.
man resident OF Mollendo, who had the
authority of the vice consul in Arequipa
to wise papers for vessels The vice
consul says there is no ground on
which a demand for indemnity can be
made against Peru. While q mob OF
fanatics destroyed the Masonic Temple
neither shields nor flags indicated that
it was q consulate. Peruvians believe
the Meyers, having lost stock Of goods,
wanted to involve the United States so
Us to obtain losses he had sustained.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-04-28
the position until the stats was "a.
mitted, 'Sas

the position until the stats was ID.
mitted. s.'''s \.
Mr.. Trip was : Republican III
through the .w.r and won't over 10 the
Democracy In Andrew JoknsOn's time,
He was member OF the national con.
vention that nominated Horace Greeley
for President In 1879, and Chairman Of
tho south Dakota delegation Ii tho
national convention which nominated
Grover Cleveland In 1897.
In addition to his honorable record
Is IN attorney and jnrist Mr.. Trip
has proved himself TO be successful
inancier and hes the reputation Of be-
Ing one Of the wexlthiest men In South
eastern Dakota, having largs landed
interests in this state and also on tho
Pacific Slope. In Southern California
and Washington. For several years he
has spent the winters in the miIder
climate Of that region.
Mr.. Tripp married for his second wife
Mrs. Washburne OF ST Paal, sister Of
senator Davis Of Minnesota In 1851.
She is : charming lady. we'll qualified
70 MI the position she will occupy In
the beautiful city OF Vienna. Sha Is ;
% delightful and gracious hOst6ss are
nnQuest stioned. 81 d. assss
MIR Trip visited the continent with
his daughter In 1ss7, and again In 1858
with his family. who remained abroad
more than . year. spending considers
BILE time at Vienna. where he Joined
them In 1889, and returned home with
them.
Mr. Tripp is gentleman Of very
pleasing address. and with his superior
mental and legal qualifications for
diplomatic position, will maintain the
dignity and honor OF the nation he rep
resents - + worthy successor oi = most
esttmable man who preceded him.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-04-28
UTH DAKOTA, FRIDAY. APRIL. 2s. 1893.
cuiated stories againss tho girl. n

culated stories against tho girl. Miss
Garment had no father or brother to de.
fend her, and number OF friends vol
unteered to help punish the man. Miss
Garment with four companions, catied
at the johnson house late ut night An
ME threw pebbles AZ the window OF the
room in which Keller slept On seeing
the girl he came down to the yard.
When he made his appearance he was
seized by the Eve girls. who held him
despite his struggles. They tIed him 70
q fence aud whipped him until he
screamed for help. The girls left him
when farmer Johnson made his appear
ance In response to Keller's cries. The
farmers In that vicinity were intensely
excited over tho affair when they heard
OF the facts, and Keller has lled to ,es-
cape further violence.
JERSEY CITY. N. j.. special: A box
which arrived at the Adams Expr1ss
Company's pier At the PennsylvaniA
railroad docks, this city, emitted such
peculiar odor that the box wa
opened. Instead OF books, as billed, H
contained two human bodies The po-
lice were notified, and the bodies we're
taken 70 Speer's morRue. One ID thAk
OF = msn. bsss The sex Of the 0theF cS
not be deHfmfned, because the body
has been badly mutllated. having ap-
parently been cut up the middle In Or
der to get it into the box. The bodies
were doubled up and ahmed into the
box. The box Is an ordinary packing
case. 1t is marked ''Glass" on one side
and Books on the other 1t was
shipped from Charlottesville, Va, and
consigned to H. {. Turner, Burlington,
Vt. The police have communicated
with the authorities OF both cities.
Toledo, Ohio, special: One OF the
most systematic and successful robber-
les discovered in the past year was un-
earthed here. The affair is especially
sensational from the fact of the wellto-
do condition Of the parties implicated.
If reports are true, men in high social
standing have been guilty OF systematic
cally fobbing their employers In this
city. Wholesale dealers on summit
Street have been the victims, one of
them having suffered to the extent OF
So, 600 and another places his loss at
81, 200. For some time past the various
Wholesale establishments have missed
number OF articles, which were not
accounted for on the books. A watch
was instituted and other goods disap-
peared as mysteriously as before. At
this iuncture the assistance OF detec-
tlves was obtained and the first arrest
was made. Other rests are to follow,
and interesting developments are look.
ed for. A large portion Of the stolen
goods has been recovered.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-04-28
CAUGHT ON The FLY
AND CONDENSED FOR OUR
READERS.
SEVERAL LIVES LOST.
A FRlOHTFUL WRECK in PENN
SYLvANIA.
Ecvcn nodiss Have Been Taken FROM
the Wreek--A Number Of Laborers
dumped Before the Crash Came-Other
News Items Of Interest.
Had Pennsylvania wreck,

Had Pennsylvania Wreck.
PITTsBURG special: A dispatch to
the Commercial Gazette says: A fright
I'M wreck occurred on tho Bare Rocks
Railroad. In coming down grade from
tho quargies Of the Somerset Stone
CoMpAA5 the train became unmanage-
md dashed along at = AtreAendQns
Al the foot Of the Er2ds ere
siandtag : nitmb ber OF cars loaded with
stone Into these the runaway trDiu
dashed.with fearful velocity The en-
gine and cars were thrown from the
track, and John Pile, his wife aud
daughter, were killed outright En-
gineer Neef aud his son were severely
scalded, the latter fatally. A number
OF Iaborers jumped before the crash
came. Those who staid were buried in
the wreck. At this writing seven
bodies have been taken from the wreck.
How many more there are cannot as
yet te told
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-04-28
CONCERNING TREE CLAIMS.
The Pickler Amendment Construed b
the Secretary Of the Interior.

The Picker Amendment Construed by
the Secretary Of the Interior.
THE United States Land Office At
Pierre Is just In receipt of instructions
from the Secretary of the Interior as
to the construction OF the Pickler
amendment to the tree claim bill. A
very liberal construction has been
placed upon the law and it practically
leaves It to the register and receivers
Of the Land Offices to decide IL the
entrymen have In good faiths rived up
to the law. The following are the in
etructIons given by the acting Land
Commissioner and Secretary OF the In
terror.
Under the Piekler amendment parties can
make final proofs without showing the exist
ence of the quantity and character OF tree, on
the land at the time OF their doing So as re-
quired under the previously existing law, pro-
vided that It be made to appear in the proof
l.. That trees, seeds or cuttings were in good
faith planted according to the requirements OF
the timber culture laws as amended by the
first section OF the act OF March y, 1891.
2 That the trees, seeds or cuttings so plant
ed and the land upon which they We're so
planted were in good faith cultivated for at
least eight years In the manner prescribed In
the timber culture laws.
8 That the claimant was qualified, to make
entry under said laws.
4. That he has an entry subsisting thereun-
dor.
5. That the facts OF the case are such as to
show the claimants good faith In his proceed
Ings under the statutes
g. You WILL therefore apply and give proper
effect to the provisions OF the act or March 3.
1888, according to the foregoing, in any cases
coming before you as contemplated in the In
structions OF the circular OF February 6, is0.,
to which you are reerred.
There are thousands OF people who
are interested In this new law In South
Dakota and other states. They have
heretofore been unable to prove up Oh
their land. owing to nos being able to
get the trees TO growing. IL 1t had not
been for this new law they would have
forfeited their land after having spent
large amount Of time and money try
Ing to live up to the law.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-04-28
Burning of Canadian Town.

TORONTO. Ont, special: Information
was received here of the destruction by
fire Of the greater part Of the village OF
Bvnginiet The losses will reach $780,
AGn
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-04-28


REPORT OF the weather crop bulletin
OF the South Dakota weather servlcs
for the week ending April II:
The temperature during the week
has been considerably below the nor.
NAL. while the amount Of precipitatior
has been In excess. The early part OF
the week was cold and stormy, the
ground being frozen several mornings
Seeding was general on Last Tuesday,
but with probably the exception Of
yesterday. tMondayl, little has besn
done since.
The heavy rains and snow over the
central and eastern portions OF tho
State have rendered much Of the low
and bottom lands too wet to work. A
few Of the southern counties report
that the ground IL none too moist, but
generally, and especially over the
northeast portion OF the State, the
moisture OF tho ground 10 far.in excess
Of former years
The unfavorable weather OF the
week jnst past adds somewhat TO the
lateness OF the season. but no material
dotriment TO the crops IL apprehended,
- the seed Will sprout promptly with
the warmth and sunshine that can
reasonably be expected at this time OF
the year.
Reports Indicate that there will not
be as much ground devoted to wheat o.
In former years, because OF the low
price being pstd for this ceral
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-04-28

Call For Reciprocity Convention.
Sr. PAUL special, A call for a second
reciprocity convention was issued to
meet In St Paul, June 5 and G.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-04-28
LAKE MADISON oHAuTAuouA
Programme for the Coming Assembly In
South Dakota.

Programme for the Coming Assembly In
South Dakota.
IA MEETING OF the board OF directors Z
OF the Lake Madison ChautauQuA was
held at Madison the past week. and the
programme for the summer meeting
completed. Tho assembly will con-
tinue from July 8 to ~ A summer
school will be In charge OF II. Il. Kratz,
Of Sioux City, with ten assistants.
Hattie Whalen, now at Evanston, will
have charge Of the Young Ladies' club.
George Moody, Of Vtnt0n. Ia, will con-
duct the assembly chorus, and Loo q.
kratz, OF Omaha. will have charge Of
the institute OF vocal culture Isabelle
w. Parks, OF Atlanta, Ga. will conduct
the w. C. i. U. school of methods.
Rev. II. c. Jennings will have charge
OF the Round Table and Sunday scho0i
normal DR.. f. l. PArkA of Atlanta,
has beon scared to direct the Bible
school and American Institute OF
prime mover 10 the layman's congress,
ment this year. d. r. Ward and T. N.
kratz will have charge OF the Sunday
school normal trsining. w. Fl. Demp-
ster will have charge OF the school OF
patriotism.
The following special days have been
announced: July S and 4, LaymAn's
Congress: July 8. Sunday school day;
July 10. Good Templars' day; July IL
and Is. School ct Patriotism; July l2,
g. A. R. day: July Is, Christian En-
dcavor day; July II, w. C. I. U. day;
July ls, Recognition day; July 10. Talm-
age day.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-31
TOOK A SHARP RISE
Acton Of House on SiIssr Caused
Activity IN Stocks
EASIER FEELING IN MONEY
Ba<iae>s coafdeace Being Hsstored
~ fSe.smpsson ofsusPen<ied Banks
asd shat Down Manufacturing.

Nkw yosx. Aug. 3o.-Aoney on call
has been easy. ranging from : 10 4 PEI
eent. last loan a per cenr and closing
offered ~ per ceot.
Posted rates. sl.s3i<44sL
Government bonds have been frm-
The stock market today was IA the
main buoyant with material increase
in the volume q business and general
aud sharp advances in prices. Further
large purchases for European account
and eonsiderable demand from local
operators ed % = rise Of TO 81 per
csnt Ia the active list and and per
cent in speeizltieA The recent action
q the house on the silver IL still the
dominant factor ia the Wall street mar
ksts. IL having revived the Investment
demand for securities and started up re-
nswed activity among the professional
operators The easier feeling in the
laonsy and the resumption Of business
~ hanks and firms which suspended a short
time ago On account Of the severe stringcncy
la money, have afforded material aud IN the
restoration Of confidence. The improve
Inont In stocks has naturally been stimulated
- the substantial recoseries In bonds OF all
descriptions. The sales reached 1910
shares, .Ilcluding Is - unlisted stocks.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-31
a New certain Cure for piles.

We DO not intend 10 indorse any except
articles Of genuine merit: We therefore
take pleasure in recommending 10 suffer
crs from Piles In any form. prompt and
permanent cure. The following letters
speak for themselves:
Mrs. Mary G. Tyler. Of Heppncr One,
writes: One pkg. OF Pyramid Pile Cure
have suffered for years. and | have never
had the slightest return Of them since.
Mr.. T. OBrien, Rock Bluffs, Neb.,
says: The pkg. Of Pyramid Pile Cure
entirely removed every trace of itching
piles. cannot thank you enough for II.
The Pyramid Pile Cure Is a new. GER
tain. painless cure for every form Of piles.
II Is safe. sure and cheap. Any druggist
viii get IL for you II yoa ask him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-31
SEALED PROPOSALS.


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wifkf t,ois - ~ rna So acpsid tsianre o
$50 fs1e 81 3. ~ <aIHfstI
Owns - tfrf lrFEs.
tfftNn htFln~ Nirha Az. "a So
49, 81 pfrFeeals eifl - ferfiys4 - tiffs -
fts 10 - oci - r - - atfaisF So &
81 4 ffr tnes7If ~ rrfer wers. 3 r.ss he
rsouat - 90 fo~tf nt- -
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ff1 ~ ~sset at yrf q trAfarff r-fnt 7tta
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fs..a. q, th,s cs
81 aFsfsf ~ fts essrsaa Ioer1i.
81 40 H.
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Sits Clerk.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-31
NOTICE
OF SCHOOL TRUSTEE ELECTION.

To the duly qualified electors ~ the city 81
Grand Rapid. entitled under the coBstitu-
slon II the state of Michigan. and the laws
thereof. % vote for school trustees tfnen-
hers Of the board OF education) IN and Of said
city.
Take notice that by virtue of the provisions
Of an ac' entitled IAN act TO revise an act. en-
tilei an act relative Ia free schools in tho ctr
of Grand Rapids. approved March Is one
thousand eight hundred aud seyenty-one which
said revision was approved NAY =. onf thou
sand tebt hundred and seventy seven. And the
several acts aineBdatory thereof. IN election
will b. held ON Tuesday, september 5. is.d, in
sixth. sesenth. Eighth. Ninth. Tenth. Eleventh
aud twelfth Wards Of said city 81 Grand RAP
is for the election 81 ono school trustee for
each IL the respective warsis 81 said city; and
il the Fourth Ward Of aid city for the election
81 two school trustees Ter the faid Fourth
Nari oi sal city one for the term II one year
from the sssond saturday IN sepiembeT. A. ID.
l-s3 10 MI vacancy snt one for the full
term 81 two years from the second Saturday Ia
s-rt.mter. iSo; and you viii further tskg
motto, that the fol owing places ~ holding sad
sirnsied - said is,ard 81 educati "A for The city
81 vrand kapil-. for the pup sc 81 holding
said election. six.
First wari Grandyillc ave- school
Second Maid teufrai high sciiuoi.
Third Nard Engine house Lserave a.
gofth Ward kngiuc house. Barclay ~
tfffh Ward flatnfi-ld ave. school.
S1th Wnr'i We-i Leonard a school
setrhth Wartl Union school
fighth Nard ~itiy -. -chooi.
Ninth Vert Jetferson a. school
1enth Nard Neslcly svs. school
Eleventh Nard- Housesnaa block iso-cailedl
Nadiznn ave.
Tseifth vard south lonia =. school.
! n polis - said election vii - opened NJ
fitf aid respective polling place in each "a
said Wafie. ~ the hour ~ two o clos ~ The
sfiefnoen ~ .sid sih day q September. isssi.
So wiii rontinue orcn. Sithpot intarrissif n
- adiuuf ergenf. unfii tie hour Of eight 1cicck
~ fisr sffsruoon e said dsi, ~ ~hich time
thfF Tili - lnflir elo-rti
Nifnrss esr hsnfs AID seais a. said city 81
ernfa Rapids keaf county. hichiFan. fnis I'D
aag - Aasrs a. - issa
W. !. ~TtsHr.
Marc q fhe cits q tirsnt harifiS
p ~ Ff4nsr
President - fhs f,srd ~ liberation ~ She cisl
iraud tsaait
In n frl~
SIRE. ~ g t'ts Bsri x Fd.ls i'ien - ~ eifs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-31

I.oSDos. Aug. 30.-The grain markets
Opened this morning hrmers At Liverpool
wheat was iriniy held NJ LII advance Tor red
winter and I'd advance for California; corn
"a. unchanged. blt With an upward ten
dancy. London cargocs Of California
wheat OF coast aud nearly due were ID
higher. Floating cargofs Of wheat weri
firm. Wheat on passage vas hrtn, hello
higher: corn a turn dearer. The French
markets were dull The imports Of wheat
into Liverpool the lac, three days were 50.
o. q ta,-hcls, including 81, 90 bushels Amer.
tan
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-31

IL a body treats body
To glass ~ Rye.
liza body tells body
Which Is best 10 try;
II the pair their cyee are winking
Here's the reason why
Ten 10 one they both are drinking
Royal Ruby" Rye
Royal Ruby" Rye Whisky is
guaranteed absolutely pure and
eleven years old. Its great
popularity attests its merits.
1t is n rye that Is a Rye rec
commended for the invalid. the
oonvalcscent and the connois-
seur, put mp on honor and quail
itv guaranteed. l,ottled az dis
tillery.l ROYAL WINE CO,
CHICAGO.
Ask for il. $50 per quart
bottle. For sale by Scribncr *
Aldworth. Druggists.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-31

Sxw Yoxx. Aug. so.-fIorR-Steady. more
active; winter wheat, low grades, Sl.so@
1f5.
WaEAr-Dull. loweri No. ? red closing
August es1sc; September. csc; October,
1Okcs Dsscember. 70>sc: May. size.
Cons-Duii. lower; ciosing August, t4%c;
October. f5,sc; November, f6,sc; Dccefn-
Ter. f6isc; May. 49,
OATs-Duil. steady; August. 0isc; Sep
fefnbcr, O3sei October. SoAc; May s'sc,
IAKD-Dull. easier; western steam closed
az $40; nominal; city. 15s@sc.
Po.x-ouiet and steady new mess, Sl6.Oo
q 100.
CHEkss-Dull, about steady. state large,
-. t4ec.
CoFFks-Optionso opened iirmi unchanged
10 40 points up, closed steadyi )l5,a3 30 up.
September, $la40ai5 October, s15.50td
1875; November. <i5.i5tdi5.55; Decnber,
SIS. 400 Is. IS; January, $l5.iOd IS. SO; March.
SIS. 2sal5-3n. Spot Rio firmer; No. :, l6A.
SUoAE-Ras. : ominal; fair refining,
Sc; centrifugals. 20 test. SIC; refined trrn ;
fair demand; of A. l3-16,a5hci mould
A 81. a 59-l6c; tandard A. 5-le'gSssc-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-31
''EyERYBODrS LAW BOOK. ;

IL sfe fisis a. ths - p.xe woek. r.rspsr~d ~
, A.~srrser kssnes. l. L. y. member ~ ths
~ev Nark Bar
ftsnshirs every Hlaa sod wntahn ~ - fheif
srera lfaraf IL trerfss sksf are FCar riFtts
81 t.r~ - nstntstn thenA y nen r. b~eIr =
fsasui i's.fr fioE rTsrF hoFiaes. rnsr rrris H.
fserf sfafc in tne rfre. n eo1tsl~s hosle -
f.,~fns - er~rs rersrfr csefui - th- 49, A.
transRc&
Irrissse s~a cellars ios cops - inrieee 80.
cert rrefare sfs-hr ft.r - re - ra~f~fis ard
terms - s9rnfs Astrrz pFN5. ~ HI III.
30 4 Fsh ~. ~ SixsA Aseroe Nes tnrk
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-31

The daily steamers OF the Holland
and Chicago line from Holland and OF
tawa Beach for Chicago make close
connections with &. 4 W. Nj. Ry. trains
both from and TO Grand Rapids. and
offer the cheapest and most pleasant
route 10 the worlds fair. See adv.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-31

REGISTRATION NOTICE
For the school Trustee Election I'm the
City of Grand Rapids.

lily oil Oranu Rapids.
To the Electors Of the city OF Grand Rapids
qualified TO vote at the School Trustee Eiec-
ton TO b. held In said city ON Tuesday. sep
femaer 5, lskk
Take notice that the undersigned. members
OF the board of registration for said school
trustee election. viii meet at the following To-
cations Ia the respective wards Of said city Of
Grand Rapids, on SATURDAY, September 2, A. D.
1875. from eight o'clock in the forenoon Of said
September :. A. %. issek until eight o'clock in
The afternoon 81 said September ?, A. ID. iss1.
for the purpose Of making a perfect list, as near
may b.. Of all persons residing m each OF
said wards, qualified as electors under the con-
stitution OF tho State IL Michigan and under
The provisions OF an act entitled. An act To re-
wise an act. entitled, An act relative To free
school ia the q OF Grand Rapids approved
March fifteen. oae thousand eight hundred and
seventy lone, which said revision was approved
May nine. thousand eight hundred and
seventy-seycn. and the several acts am endatory
thereof, and eHfi cd 10 vote therein at the
nual school trustee election To be held In said
city on Tuesday, September ;. A. ID. 1899, viz:
FIRST Ward-At the tirandville avenue public
school In said city.
second Ward At the central high school. a
public s~heo. in said city.
Third Ward-At tine fire engine house, pub
lice tire engine house on Lagrave street IA said
city.
public lire engine house Barclay street in
Fifsh &srd-M the Plainseld avenue public
&C aool an said ty.
Sixth WArd-At the Wost Leonard street pub
] lie school in said city.
seventh Ward-At tn Union school ESQ
called, public school in said city.
Eighth Ward-M tho sibley street public
school IN said city,
Ninth Ward At tie Jefferson street public
Tenth warden.h wealthy avenrs public
school in said city.
Eleventh ward-At tho Houseman block ESQ
called. en- Madison avenue. public street IN
Twelfth wartl-At the South Ionia street pub
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-31

CEIcAGo. Aug. 3o.-Wheat started about
&c OF under heavy pressure 10 sell and a
further decline occurred at once. Last
prices were = up from the bottom, but 10
OF from last night
Closing prices:
wmsr-August. size; September, 6ixc;
December, % &C.
ConS-August. 37Ac; September. s71sc !
May. f0,4c.
OArs-September. 2s1lc; October, 24Sc;
May, Sshe.
Fofk--ertembcr. sl4e0; October. s1f.25,
LAxD-September $50; October, $50.
RrBs-Septesn Ter. Ss.60; October, $5.15.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-31

rxros srocK YAKDs. Chicago. Aug. 3d.
CatfIe-ksceipts. is.ooo; common "a extrn
steers. s. 75ta5 IS stockcrs aud feeders, 80
ma&; cows aud hcifers. $i.0O,a325.
Hogs-k1ccirt.. B 900; heavy. $3.50 5.s5 !;
mixed and medium, S5.O0a $50; light, $5-35
faS7n
sheep-Receipts, 1900; poor 70 choice,
5. oaS5o, lambs. 81 5oa5-Oo
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-31
Distance Lends Enchansmens.

Maud had a Iine figure. good face and
pretty name. One should see her at
distance. When she began 20 talk. you
realized that she never used SOZO-
DON'T. Her breath was unlike the
breezes u Araby the blest.