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~ A. f<fE &fff
NxrHAT WANT !. e ekusasef - aerss a
w l4n4 IL otlsps eeosiy ~ sssend Aelsi,
- ts's.ssa "a - - - 49,. -. = =
Ns7ets hettt
No wAIKk ~ IfE Cl-l-I.sRs To nsw
y eishtFe~1fl bekse~, ssf-i ei<,se feantsti.sa.
eeisalss esscFpf. Cle. ti.esr hsaetz 50 90 -
tsi ed cab te~ s1lns.tss' se-@ fsss9s seei
"a.ee t<tf sstfai i.a.,7s - 80 -
faer st.ossasd xeaes - Ia4s. HllisF4 b
efifssAs NJ. tsnal sfros.t. -
t,oR Sklf~i hsss ~ sais house sna -
Il ch flsI I.raEari sifeft ntaf tie slssts.s.1
sspoe' car lieei sise ssaersi e,s la,t =
nne. b.ts "a Last l-ss,nsf1 str.sel she ht-ass
aha lsst "a lniaz. ssfect. bA,sA fEsli stIeet
csf, Nifh la.,si<rF iagF.t sslceis hszes fAfreei-
ssa 8 ss.i..s s' ss 's 81 NsA
..esn irast bniidsns- -
I.e0R SALE New hsuse. al n,saern ana A
NJ osssbs = tfiee s-ao; $50 qaiet
NJ iase 49, THE e va Gc.tfesie i.s.t
ers5. Cal ~ = 49, e Nes aousensn ., zee
l.soR sAiE Ar kinAs q ciss property; also
II cheap lots ti.af e4a D. aid tisne aut
hssates and is,ss Ftntris. from s4.aD - f.s3stn
tiluk een tnit ytsp ~ith almost snythiI's yeA
desire n real estate. t1clsidns seass ssrs elcl's
Gated IL Mschlsat. n l..cofslu. A lnnest.s.i ~ q,
the south II ia sleslfe - ls.an n.1.isls fsss
4 IA sau,.s. IRON. ST = ssens'i rate = ili
Low. tan - - - = Nes hetasrziaan -
phone "a A. X. Aatisdfl re
IsoR saLE-Sls ,iots On Aniisasi oourf, On
4 nnr;h sidf - LSun street, hs,~tcn tuliese
Hnd lrlon. For sale cheap. Iisls A. krend
chance D. Sri hosns. Wall iocsial and neaI
the schools 81 = torsratn. tail - a ADD ~ New
honseusn OF telelhoae Sd A K. Artls.iei. ss'f
I,oR saI.E--l have . hne trick hous-. wei
u located, large ,afd barn, etc. pu.tt -
brine sixtsni n stid at cace VII tals <>itti
New Ho1semaa OF Telephone 81 g.
Antie1lRl. c4H
I.'oR SALE six acrus IN the sonia part
Il tho esis Rear BOrtoa avenue. Par ssIe
cheap fer cash. Will trade t. other pfoIaris.
tall - - aLd b New houscmAn ~ tcleI ,ii,i4f
"a A. K. AuilsaeL s.u
I.'oR SAIL One q the best pieoes - pro- eftg
u - the cits, iacaied al 'bc corner = Jau1pe
and Wealthy Al - cff into four me inte.
and person desirias 10 tusld houses eao 81 az
better than 70 bil3 this. u can . Rad AZ a bar.
gain. Houses vii readily reai 90 sei as s'-'n a.
ccwpletrd- Call 81 - ami 3. Nov hOuscflsn ~
telephone "a. A. X. Antisiel. s'u
! I.,OR SALE Brand new house: al ns~lsrn
Il lmprus encntsf essf frurt heated "a south
Union street. betw~rn herfs and Wealthy nrsf-
elsss neighborhood: easy teras. Inquire a.
Ia South Union STREET or 81 A. SnaTfhoaf.
/ Trust Go. building, seventh aport felcfhone 10
Also farm IA Van hlfcn counts Tor sale 81 "a.
/ change. 10
I.-oR SAI.E-A vel built house - eight
II rooms. Finished Ia hutfernut. Ia, furnace.
bath and CRATE. city ana cistern water ripcd Cor
I yon. Let tsIiz3 feet 90 south Union sffeet.
south 81 Wealthy avenne. Price. $50. on
X Mercer, and 10 Widaicolnb buiidlne.
/ Phone Sa "a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-18
IL. J. DE COLA
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
rowEnHlk


ROOMS ANDs 1owFR BLK
FOR SALE HOUSES And loIS
Nev honec ~ seth I.swfase sirect. Nth
Zach; r'osns. etsi cellar, eel ass eif;sra. email
Isrr
Hou-o sd ia ~ wealthy .xenns
Oaf 80 ~hcftnsn sfnr-f.
i44..0 a .f'rff street.
Sifs an hsnies to street.
che 90 hsurof sv~unA
Also bouees anf lIts IN Pam srtnnr, North
pruff-~rt. Pair sffrrt. Valley eret a. Terrafs
svrrue. r~ruth Ilsfavrtte strscf aud nan5 otirexs
"a Al psrit "a The city
I have some me rssidrnt los on riniafelf
avenue 81 sale cheap. al-o lots IA al pAris -
the citf.
faRMs roR SALE or lsxcHkSaK
One HUNDRED aud sirfy I've acrrs m toenship
80 fauaar one hDr1rod aud thirty rs@ ~
fruscd. thirty I've arrfF fue terCh anf nrfte
tsriislr. iaree peach ara aplsf cfrhartsl nnn
btiiainrs sa4I rlaT lean-
Also eighty aorss IA tsruship - htwrr. vita
thitt, I've ncrrs improved. riis-r acres ~ b.anA
add maple iifrfer-
faru, - nlnei s. s..r~n srras a. fsfwusiip -
tasrsie Wit I'll - tsfrt a hfo4f fiflItrF.
Ale1 s.aa a. aria tsxftiir 81 80 iufsIifs.l ard
IN Rcfts viii cate hlnflfe4 ar-rsa llrfIFrset
rsuli tuiitllfs. cod ssfrifI ID All ca I1Hfrl.
have fsrnl. a. 3 a r0efit,ns ffnr citf. fanF.
iur frsem Eve nrrse 81 - swr hundf~t. s,sa<
~ snd l0..k ever ins La = lea sani - ne1 81
ftohanGo fsf Clft property.
have frw si~eIralap illsnaf< - rrst
Ne.nsy - han 90 sod IsAl eftat< s-rufttf
~ D DfsioLfA.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-18

S-a4tEF f1sNN lS- Ies seerrs -
= ts.tlsf tae ftsaf fi't-er- Ia Araeifg
ffse nt RS ffH $40 fsF.f.. ilt1 -
sae ksstre ~ fHr~flflx4i1 If fee efrtrsis
u go - ~ rerI frssIt
sls fis.t 81 go Nftk W tt.f WFff
sf-sIese es- . t1ks raeres ~ tefrttofs 80
st.ee1 eeats A fafs ftEfrr 1e~Ff
stfarrf 49, ~ sz~nss EEf sss~<srf.rf - aa'as.
10 Ke-se tfasss kfx g. 30 ~ -
tip-s.@ 49, E@s az
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-18

Pcs ttstrafs unsi, yeu can easily
pre- ttrni through sieve lte5
saostl ~ ghi and siaky. Whip pint
~ efeaai ani tire chestnuts aud grated
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-18
COUNTRY.

HOTEL AND BAES FoR SALE In a live
u northern town. With three new factafies
o. start this srfllt Would stcaanEe g. snail
farrA. For particular address -. IA erai1 IN 're
box 2. Sc
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-18
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO invest. mortgages ana land con
vi tracts bought. money furnished builders
and contractors on mortgage and land contract
securities. John IL Martin. 70 Canal street
no YOU WANT MoSEYf-ff 50. yoa viii find
IL IL to your advantage TO Zee us before bos-
rowing.
We make loans on household goods. pianos.
horses wagons. personal property 81 any
kind AT the lowest possible rates aad Ia the
quickest possible time
Our loans are made withou, publicity ard
the property u left IN Jour individual posses
sion.
Loan can be carried as long as desired orcan
your convenience, and any part paid reduces the
cost Of carrying the lean.
IL ron owe balance On furniture. riano or
other property. We viii par itup for you. and
We also make loans on the building and loan
association plan.
Our efficcs are the most pleasant IN the city
and are arranged that psrtics calling up.sn
ously.
property and the money AMI can rsurn the
GksSD RAPIDS MORTGAGE LOAN 60.
Encrn 2. Tower hl.ck.
Corner ~ Monroe. Pearl and 'aaai 80.
NfoSEy TO LOAN on rcsl s-,a,e. Il Fsliss
VI s~arihout's ia~ ohsce, lfsst co. build
inx. scvcnth fioor. in
lI0%ff 10 iItN IN Ehfrs - Eutt. on
vi productive rial estate. / : rFefiH. fooni
8 foNstt hiscs- opposite S~etf's hotei
MONEY LOANED f.-r short time IN isrre or
vi sirall arnennfs On an forr - es-'i uf.
wv frank 4. Nerrcr - AirhsTsn rust
Baiidius cor. feen and OTTAWA strfe.s. 1sle-
phuoe iiA
ron SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
uIN'R ane Two cr,,a hs.ree. 10 ssis sisi.er IN
IL ssxrfl.ef ~ separately. So harief Nr~.
snn. y >oufh s3nia street. ipsi ssnia = luifoa
street.
l.-oR ssIE -gf~sr 4 borse fnrrf I'D her.
Il nres. tffiT sit ~onfh pssisien sfTeet. 81
I.,oR SALE crsu.sn u1sssif DE. IS rnort,s
D. old veiri.s - frnrds rif9Hrt watch npf
Cab 81 - L''Fan street
I.,oR sAi.r Gee sscor,sihsel f.su. ss3 is.ss
u rs fref 49, rlefa ttsf reafir res end r. god
rrf~f csEersfT rt pflIstis ffraaI h-ffII
schc-d fnfritufe <fi
I.soR sAIF Twelve ~. fersishea rs-e-as
L fnod ioeeficu afi -. - rusfffrs tfftfr.s
gs-pd Troi't efl e>i cheap 10. rer
Nstefioc streff ie~u -. ssH'
I.,UR SIT NJ srfirs stest - farnifsrr ~.
i fnisfe' larrs1es i-1rsst.l.is f4.ds nfr
f.s.s-se sni itfer - eferf - tiar s-tf sfre|
ffrs.~fs fs1.ffss aFa ist va $50 IA ll-.f sff
rsfsnf 49, - tft.a sifat tafse tf fsn -sfs.
81 rsssls easi - c4fg it5as Ffr tEl.tf1ls 50.
al ksssss "a ffutf 81 -fil - fKrEeaRe -
ssher grosertf a = tcfS ~ = Sss.csis,
street ttH
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-18
WANTED SITUATIONS.

SITUATIOS WANTED by bookkecper OF sev
- eral years experience: city references. Ad
dress A. box $. Herald Office. -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-18
NVEARE UNDER
w NEw ADMINISTRATION.


WE ARE UNDER
w MN ADMINISTRATION.
Do you want "a bay vacant lott
DO You want n house and lOtf
Do you want modern hofDci
Do you wait 10 eeli your real esfatcf
Do you want 20 Invest little money Ia prop
erty that you Euse vii increase ia rsiuef
DO you eant n bofrsw some moIieY az = low
rate 81 INTEREST," l shall b. pleased a. see you
at any time. W. x. 0ridiths. 10. Canal
street. 81
L'OR SALE-No. = narnoft street lot a. I'm
II feet. ~efca rncm hs1~r and harr al fcr 81
40. sharles l.. Aerrsr. Nlddloomb bniidins
phone 81
NEw HOUSE AND LOT. si.eDn; two vacant
= lots. snail incuinhrance. uell located. one
block from street railway. Grand Rapids, Mich. /,
Nfii t-ctanZt foT ~ i8u - = 80 stfch ~ bs'ts
end shoes ia Grani Rapids any live town NOT
loss than sti f's.GIilation within ffiy miles -
Grand Rapids. Mich. Address. CT arply in g-er-
zen. J. 1. hro.ss. r-nuas and &, The Gilbert.
Grand Rapids. Sich.
I.'iNANtIAL-fA nk stocks. fls,rteas-rs. laad
Il contracts ard commercial paper tris..rlif
and sold mooney ioaned GA tr-t-Class city ard
farm property. John h Martin. - ~ Canal
street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-18
FOR RENT-ROoMS.

L,OR RENT-A family going abroad Tor three
IL months would rent their furnished house
on sheldon street To a thoroughly responsible
party. April. May. June; references required.
Address j. Jameson, city. ~
L,OR RENT-Furnished rooms in the Vino
II gar block: steam heated, gas and bath
rooms. No. rs South Division street. 81
L,OR RENT-Furnished and unfnrnished.
II steam heated rooms. brunswick. ~ south
Division street Ssetf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-18
FOR RENT HOUSES.

L,OR RE<T-Large house. ~ rooms, nice
II lawn 500 year. Half double house: :
rooms. sewer connection; So per month. g.
Smith, = North Union street ~
rI,o RENT-House No. 30 North Division.
Il ten rooms. modern Improvements nicely
arranged for renting ICONS. Inquire 10 North
Division. ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-18

SfA PER MONTH aud expenses paid good
P1V men u take orliers work light snd
pleasant Address the Ontario Nurseries.
Geneva, y. y. u
WANTED 10 or Y good lady agents 10 work
W IN Grand Rapids, on q salary. tail on a.
II. Kinney, Bridge street House, between ~
a. m. and A. A0 M. 80 10 = p. s.
"ANTED-fn every town IN Michigan.
w agents and eansaEsers 10 handle novel.
ties and household specialfies Call, adj
dress with references. tho Gravity 1wine Box
company, III Oriswold street. Detroit, Aich.
WANTED-Ag-nts TO seil our choice and
w hardy nursery stock. We have msny
special varieties both Ia fruits and ornament
ais TO offcr, which controlled only by ~
We pay commission or SALARY. Write "a At once
for terms. and secure choice of territory. MAJ
Brothers, nurserymen. Rochester. \. y.
NNrE offer agents big money In exclusive ter.
w ritory. Our sales sell at sight la city
country. Agents trst in field actually getting
rich One Ascent in one day cleared $40 80
can you. Catalogue FREE. Address Alpine safe
Co.. No. 80 5si Clark street. Cincinnati, Ohio.
WANTED District agents by tie Equitable
w Life Of Iowa Officers direct. favorable
contracts and absolute security TO policy hold
ers. Beet differences required a. "a character
and qualifications /. I. Martin. scpt- 81
Agencies, Dcs Aoincs, Iowa. Ae-tf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-18
WANTED sOARDERs.
GOOD HOTEL Warn Var r, 70.

only 81 to s.; transients, 81 aud 81 30: bath free
az Lincoln House, No. - Spring street. Guar.
antee az good fare as any s. - house.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-18
CARD TlsLEs.

4 INT has CONE and BadclilI A fioit oTcr
Ia their card tables ~ est 1cltphost "a
or call early n Fou want one.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-18
PYrHlAN pIRrcroFY.

PrTNfhN DIVE CTOFf-
A sow ~ ifffHft SO -rtfief rnrtrr.
tiurr foestas sfrninl-s - ~ niriart ~
Ia f.N "a ffs at1 fI- --rth risfrst.n strs~t
Nf4iflsc ksltrliff cir 'iriif ted Naiinrl
n -,.sf 4. h fnsi..s ID A-4ff n a E ar1 A
xfkfIEY CRY fCpaE No f3t4 H-eiisf
ss..rfel.ltsf1, rsfff N-f-.fat f~ft.fH9 e. a.
H.'f r-.r,s.r fiff1sr ard t.s.i.,sIs .-sfrfs a. y.
paiss.ti n q. " y tf~stes - s. ens =
tfV fpgsF ~ $50 usll q Farr's las<k
4 1 rtff-.4 f'sssrf,ia ana "a stenfIss. Enru-
~ r-srs.- tlsss. avsfr Fsl4as e~csifie - -
orffr& - g. sslk.fe. 4. a.. LEO a. Care q.
- q sH1%
mt Nfar IHp4F No - BersIlsr esn
| trrfi-f. rftrr Fsie4l5sr s.serirs 81 Z. cis.-k
a. t1ks aeIi frrf~ sfreft ~ fsts ins.
fu heeir ; ~ 81 nra 3
1--s1.s ht-rs. IA e~sf 81 4 - asaraf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-18
MISCELLANEOUS.


XVASTED- To rent, hy family - slir.c. a
w modern bcnsc - about ZEN rsnuf with
al tho ruo,leru convenience. Must - hraff.i
within ten 81 tvtlse tluckr . the 1arsF cat
side and not on 10 hiil. tplfiy - = n. ". l-ar
4, tins Office 80
yxrANTED a. erce socont hard futrisnrr
W fof houseke.piEs Asidstss J. g, Herald
Once. ~
YARNS have srYesal choice farms vel 10
II oatesl. Vii -cn cheap or crrlisrss tail
for iisf Charlie - Mercer. , and &c N4tiflieonab
bnHdins. Phone ~. -
yxrANTED Al the men % sep N tnd go
w COR price cn . sprinr suit .ri clcihcf -
pair - pants made Ia order. f1i5t. lcrIol
ehrsmff 4 Go.
4 WILL WANT after krrli ~ . teDans fot The
! nrrfh bali - that eie1ant hrirk fnf ~ -,
S,luih Isafasr - street fhe hofser has aii us1
era Improvements ~ within hfl feet a tils
strss't raiiea, iine ard ne rft.tibr - hardief
ferfoeucc cen b. fsund - Tho slif. AT -
write J ~ harlow B. and Pearl ftrs-rt. "a Stairs.
TTFNTf0S. IkIiES-'-Fsnsaa- Bust De-
= n veicreF Vtil eniafar fuuf fu-f I've ircho<
s-siaraufosd, ss,sls.1 ittstructiafs ~ - page
Illustrated cftscfsIt -. lIY mail. t.anuln fuiief
hazar. licstsn. Haf> - >na
rr'o HlsiLDERs ASp CONTRACTORS n
l yco have hnsi1 srd s,ia IN cs.ntfarf -
have takrn . mortgage isstk End nv VISA -
sol lie cssnfrar1 lnortnfFr - f.1ffssw t,l
same call IN 3tia =. Asfitn y csnsi slff~.t-
A pnf pHt,s rs-cera..t. ts B,,i.ests heect 8
To. 81 fit sai ttli1a stand tffr1ort~f
tl.op ~fsflff stf-as . "a sni Fuf cp. df~s slt
~tniu~ ssftfss. ssia hnffsis sissfsh bc'lsss A. q
wirdass flsilifnE ~ r.lanfrrs. as fiii,F "a eli
lirf. irihinr ss.l ,.s4.lnaits zisfn 90 - ard
Trp wefkf sitats ffaiit fof snlsH Job. %
>sffh i-.aa -. 81. riI hlfter nei-f. @iif
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-18

MONEY To invest. mortgages ana land con
vi tracts bought. money furnished builders
and contractors on mortgage and land contract
securities. John H. Martin. 20 Canal street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-18

vNANTED-A good dining roon sifi AID
w chamber maid, az the I.incoia house. -
Sprnx street ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-18

I.'oR SAI-E-A vel built house - eight
II rooms. Finished "a hutfsrnut Ia, furnace.
bath and CRATE. city and cisfern water ripct Cor
you. Lot tsIi.5 feet 90 south Union sffret.
south 81 Wealthy avrnnc. Price $50. on
easy terms, or will shade Il Tor cash. thaFies
y. Mercer. y and 40 Widdlconb building.
Phone xa "a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-18

General Dealers in all kinds Of City and Sub
urban Property. Also Farming, Timbered aud
Mineral Lands in Michigan and other states.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-18

w heasSweTi. apiis a, IS summer s. '' : $
ylANTED-A oonapefent girl for general
w hou scwofk. MFs. n. A Coso<le. Al nhel'
don strcet. "
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-18

When using the damp buster only 90
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Want Columns


"ANTED-I~ fntslass carriers. Argi,
inx. -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-18

TIAfk ant Two good hfrrets- - sale either IN
ssssrsi...f ~ separately. So taries Ne~-
son. u >ruii lsnia street. iosi ssufa = lrlfoa
f+fe4f 81
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-09-15
GRAIN
Schedule Of Fees Adopted by the
State Commission.

Schedule of Fees Adopted by the
State Commission.
ST. PAUL, Sept. 11.-At a meeting of
the railroad and warehouse commission
charges for the inspection and weigh
ing of grain were fixed as follows:
For inspection on arrival or ''into
store" for each car load, 20 cents; for
inspection tout of store" from public
warehouses. 20 cents per car load to
cars, 40 cents per 1000 bushels to ves-
sells; for inspection ''out of store' from
private warehouses, 80 cents per car
load to cars, 60 cents per 1000 bushels
to vessels.
The charges for weighing shall be as
follows: For each car load weighed on
arrival or into %store." 20 cents; for
weighing ''out of store" from public
warehouses, 20 cents per car load to
cars, 40 cents per 1000 bushels to YES
sells; for weighing tout of store from
private warehouses, 80 cents per car
load to cars, 80 cents per 1000 bushels
to vessels.
The charge for weighing at railroad
yard scales shall be 81 per car.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-09-15
The City Responsible.

ST. PAUL, Sept. 1.-THE supreme
court has handed down a decision in
the West st. Paul food case. A little
over a year ago several people lost life
and much damage to property resulted
from the bursting of an accidental res.
ervoir which had been formed by the
stoppage of a sluiceway. The case de.
cided is that of Catherine Stoehr, and
is one of several arising out of the
same accident, but is the only one
which has gone into the supreme court.
The decision of the lower court, which
awarded damages to the plaintiff TO,
the destruction of her house, is affirmed,
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-09-15
Refuses to Compromise.

WASHINGTON, Sept. o. President
Cleveland absolutely refuses to consent
to grant any CONCESSIONS in the silver
fight, says the Post, and more than this
he will not promise to agree to any
recognition of silver, ever should the
repeal bill be passed. This is the sun,
and substance of his position as reported
by senators who had a conference with
him yesterday. 1t has renewed the con.
fdence of the friends Of unconditional
repeal, who have asserted their unwaver.
ing faith in final passage Of the measure
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-09-15
ORDER NO.

Commander In Chief Adams As.
sumcs Charge of the G. a. II.
INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. 1.-THE city has
about assumed her natural proportions.
Both national chief officers have issued
their first official orders. Before start
ing for Chicago Commander-in. Chief
Adams gave out Order No. /, which is
as follows:
Indianapolis, Ind, Sept. ., 1898.
General orders No. 1.-Having been
elected commander.in-chie of the
Grand Army of the Republic at the
Twenty-seventh national encampment,
I hereby assume the duties of this high
Office with a profound regard for its
responsibility. The following appoint
ments are announced:
Comrade James E. Mecht, Lynn.
Mass, adjutant general; Comrade
Louis Wagner, Philadelphia, Pa, quar-
termaster general.
They will be obeyed and respected
accordingly. Headquarters are hereby
established at Lynn, Mass
(Signea) JOHN B. ADAMS.
Commander.in.chief.
Sarah c. Mink, national president,
w. R. c., also issued an order assum-
ing command and establishing head
quarters at Syracuse, N. Y. The fol-
lowing appointments were made: Mrs.
Sarah E. Phillips, Syracuse, N. Y,
secretary; Mrs. Mary E. Bancroft,
Columbus. O., national inspector; Mrs.
Elizabeth Darcy Kline, San Fran
cisco, CAL, counsellor.
Headquarters are established at SYRIA.
| cuse, N, Y.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-09-15
Catholic Congress Closed.

CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-THE closing ses-
sion of the catholic congress was
marked by no falling off in the attend
ance and the Hall of Columbus was
crowded with delegates and visitors
when Chairman O'Brien called the
gathering to order. The reports of the
various committees were acted upon,
after which the sections to which the
various papers had been referred sub
mitted their reports. After the adop-
ton of resolutions declaring anew, the
allegiance of the delegates to the church
farewell addresses were delivered by
several dignitaries of the church. in.
Guiding Bishop Keane, of the Washing
ton university, and Cardinal Gibbons.
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overland from the Jordan to Joppa, the
Joppa OF Bible days, but one camel with
It's burden was lost by falling over a
rock precipice, 80 but seven barrels
reached their destination. Mr.. Gross,
the manager OF this remarkable and en-
terprising religious exhibition, said the
Idea OF the importation was to present
ut stated times small bottles of this
water to visitors to this magnificent,
religious exhibition, which comprises
not only the panorama of Jerusalem and
the cruciixion, but also the world-fam.
u painting, "Christ's Triumphal Entry
Into J%erusalem."
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-09-15
Daring Bank Robbery,

DELTA, Col, Sept. S.-One of the most
daring attempts to rob a bank in the
history of crime occurred in this city
this morning. Cashier Balchley of the
Farmers and Merchants bank was shot
dead while defending his trust by three
robbers. Two of the robbers are dead
and the third will soon be in the hands
of the officers of the law, who are in hot
pursuit. It was q repetition of the
Coffeyville affair.
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New York, while on a recent visit &c

New York, while on a recent visit to
Canada.
The agreement was to the effect that
all immigrants landing at Canadian
ports, but destined for the United States,
should be inspected at the port entry by
the United States officers. The agree
ment was made with persons represent
ing the Canadian steamship and rail-
road companies and with the deputy
ministers of the interior of Canada sub.
ject to the approval of the minister OF
the interior who vas absent at the time
and Secretary Carlisle approved the
agreement Saturday.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-09-15
Swarms of Wasps.

LONDON, Sept. II. perhaps tho
strangest pest that eve afflicted the
farmers of England is the immense
horde Of wasps that have appeared dur
ing the present summer. In many
towns and country districts the insects
have become so numerous that it has
been found necessary to employ men to
destroy tho nests, and the surveyor of
the corporation of Hythe reports that
one man destroyed I'VE $50 nests in a
single day.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-09-15
win Reserve His Decision.

WASHINGTON, Sept. II. = Secretary
Hoke Smith has for sometime had be-
fore him the question of regulation for
the running Of railroad trains into the
Cherokee outlet on the day of the OPEN
ing. He has decided however not to
announce his purpose in the matter un-
til the day before the opening.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-09-15
Forged Clearing Certificates.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Sept. l1.-There
is CONSERVATION in business circles over
the dis covery of extensive counterfeits
of the recently issued clearing house
certificates. The certificates were is.
sued in small amounts and used in lieu
of currency and thousands of dollars of
perfect forgeries are now in circulation.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-09-15
Log Drive Hung I'm.

GRANTsBURa, Wis, Sept. 1.-THE
rear of the big St. Croix drive is hing
up on the Kettle river rapids and the
crews taken off. The lumbermen will
make no more attempts to move until
spring. The long drouth has lowered
the streams so no head can be raised in
the driving dams.