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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-08-25
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax
alive; effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
It has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs ia for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it il man
ufactured BY the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered
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Chicago Live STOCK.

CHICAGO. Aug. 22-Ho-s Receipts .3. 90:
official Saturday, 1892; shipments Saturday
S95.: ieft over, about 400; Qualit- good.
market active and firm. all parties buying;
prices !l0c higher Sales ranged at $40 O
So for light; si9tGll0 for roU-h packing:
s505Qa70 for mixed: s.. l5g55o for heavy
packing AMI shipping lots PgS. - 5jGll5O
Cavtle-ReceiDts Is q %: Official SATURDAY. 3
i6,: shipments Saturday, $50. market fairly
active and prices steady
Sheep-Receipts lS,0): official Saturday
l,.s5: shipments Saturday. PIC market fairly
active, good stead; :. common easy
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St. Louis Grain

ST. LOUIS Aug. 2,.-Receipis- wheat liz. 0oi
bu: last year. 355, 30 bu: corn ~. sou bu: last
year s., s6 bu: OATS. is.9 a bu last year 5000
bu: -four. 5 I95 bb,s- Shipments. whea. ~ 81
bu: corn. 264.453 b1. oats. 6aoOo bu: -four. LIS
bbls Whea.-Augus, Sc: September. 60oc:
October. csc: December. esac Corn Cash.
aSG3ic: Angus. 3i1c: September. 3i'.c: De
cember. 3assc Oats-Cash 2ic August 2ilsc;
Septenb Der -Ss.c
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-08-25

~Neal, of Ohio, has long been the
''willin'" Micawber of the democratic
party. He will now see something
turn up" and it will be Meals toes
The party was wise in holding a late
convention. 1t would have been ''crCel.
ty to animals" to have prolonged the
candidates snfTerings. through four
months campaign. = Chicago Inter
c..an-,
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-08-25

Protection by tariff duty is vital
to the welfare of the United States
Free trade will inevitably PROSTATE
every American industry and cause
surrender to every foreign country
which comes with the prefer of ruin
Gus competition.-San Francisco Argo-
nAn&
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-08-25

ELast fall il was favorite saving
of democrats that the repu blican party
had outlived its usefulness, and that it
would so out of business. There is no
more of this kind of talk. The people
are just beginning to find out how use
full the party is, and that with it out of
power things do not run we'll Iowa
State Register
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-08-25

Sheep-Receipts since Saturday. aO55;
shipped SATURDAY., a0l. The market was quiet
with demand for about quarter OF the supply at
STEADY prices for good and weak for other
sheep The following are representative sales:
liz lambs - 81 i39 .....-....l iA - 81
ASs Utah 49,. lis a55 I6j Utah -. Ilo a55
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-08-25

M,NMA-.'Little Robbie Jones always asks
to be excused when he leaves the table, and
you never do. Why is itP' ''Well. l guess
it's cause he's ashamed of eatIn' SO much, I
don't kncw'-Inter Ocean.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-08-25
st. Louis Live Stock.

ST. LOUIS Aug 22-CartIe - Receipts 2,sII
market active and irT. EOgS Receipts S,i)O:
market l0qlic higher: heavy. - 10lc 81:
mixed. s5.uG555 light s53 ,.y5.'5. Sheep-
Receipts 30 markeL slow
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-08-25
THINGS ARE DIFFERENT.

What rejoicing there would be II ne days
we could recall
When everything was booming. with work
enough for all.
When the smoke from factory chimneys told a
tale of prosperous times,
And pay day never passed without the usual
share of dimes
But that is all memory, thought Of days
gone by:
Not satisfied with good enough, we needed
tempter's cry,
And voted for reform as Grover laid il down.
And it isn't like it was
When
sound.
Backed up by mugwunp statements, OF fnan-
cial heresee,
Fooled the poor deIuded people into voting for
his band,
There was money In their pockets and plenty
in the land
Now in city, town and village hundreds stand
around and wait,
For the bully good times promised that are
Just little late,
And as each day passes on the never ceasins
round.
They find il very different than
When
whistles
sound
Grover IN his message, says the silver bill
AUST 90,
And later on tee tariff will be tinkered. don't
yer know.
He '-iollies'' long the workingmen. in a most
guileless way
And tells them they're the backbone OF the
country of today
Now, ali Of tkis is very nice. but il doesn't fur
niSh food
For half q dozen hungry mouths who form the
woriIman's brood
So they're looking for the ROSTERS worn last
fall when marching round,
To live upon this winter
TIL
the
whistles
sound.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-08-25

MASAGER-.'That young friend Of yours f..
u sleepy sort of fellow. What shall do,
with him." Merehaut-''See if you can't
find MIN place IN the night shirt depart
meEt lid Bits.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-08-25

EThe Ohio democratic platform is
as usual the embodiment of cowardice.
It attempts to avoid responsibility for
the present financial condition of the
nation which is due in the main to lack
Of confidence in the democratic party.
Cleveland Leader.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-08-25

OUTRAGED AUTHOR (tierceiy your
abuse of my book admits of 10 explanation ~
Candid Critic (calmly)-''Oh,y yes, 1t does.
| read it.'-Puck.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-08-25
The Difference Between Democratic and
Republican Pension Rulings.

The Difference Between Democratic and
Republican Pension Rulings.
The cruel operation of the recent or
der of the pension department suspend
ing for sixty days the pensions of thou
sands of veteran soldiers of the union
army was illustrated few days ago
in the case of Joseph King, brave
union veteran residing in Boston. Jo-
seph King is a grandson of a patriotic
American who commanded the priva-
teer Growler in the war of 1872. 1nher-
iting his ancestors love of country and
readiness to fight in the country'S cause
Joseph King enlisted and went to the
front to do battle for the union against
the hosts of secession. He was in the
expedition which captured Roanoke
island, and there n confederate she'll
exploded SO near him as to impair and
eventually to destroy both sight and
hearing he also has a wound in the
hip where rebel bullet left its perma-
nent mark Joseph King has borne his
terrible misfortunes, incurred in his
eountry's cause, with patience becom-
ing a brave, true-hearted soldier. and
managed to exc out frugal existence
with the aid of small pension grant
ed to the soldier by the government for
disability.
The other day Joseph King was led
up to the pension Office to receive the
pension that would be between him
and his faithful helpmate on the one
hand. and starvation on the other
This blind hero who had marched
bravely to face the rebel shells pre-
seuted his sightless eyes at the wicket
of the pension agent. The money was
not there. The government he had
helped save had deserted him Grover
Cleveland's secretary of the interior
had ordered the blind soldiers pension
to be suspended.
Let us turn for a moment from the
picture of want and anguish in the
blind soldiers home to far different
spectacle. Grover Cleveland. who sent
substitute to the war. while Joseph
King was fighting the confederates.
was yachting on Buzzard's bay. Hoke
Smith. his secretary OF the interior,
who had ordered the old soldiers PEN
sion suspended, was enjoying trip to
Yellowstone park, probably free of ex-
pense. Other officials of the admins
tration that hates the soldiers of the
union were taking their ease in various
ways at the expense of the government
which men like Joseph King preserved
from destruction.
OF republican administration no
such comparison could ever have been
drawn. No blind soldier was ever de-
prived of pension by republican sec
rotary of the interior. No republican
official ever treated with cold and cruel
inhumanity the claims of the union vet
eran. The sightless eyes of Joseph
King, in his desolate home. speak more
eloquently than flashing orbs could
speak of the barbarity and injustice of
the policy which would crush the union
veteran TO crafty confederate hate. and
to answer the mugwump demand for
sham economy in the interest of British
free trade-N. Y. Press
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-08-25
MARKET REPORTS.
Money and Investments.

INV York. Aug 2-The feature Of the
stock market at the opening was selling move
ment in General Electric. The stock opened at
- 70 IN in the various parts Of the crowd and
then rallied to 50 On Saturday it closed at
seH. When the selling was over the whole
market developed strength
After ii o'clock prices continued TO advance
and the market became quite buoyanr prices
going up rapidly all through the list
HALF An hour before the close the principal
stocks were quoted as follows: Atchison l5k
advance Z: Burlington III. advance ~: Mis-
souri, Pacific - advance 1: Manhattan Hex,
advance 4; Northwestern s. advance ,: Rock
Island Se1l. advance IL: ST Paul sea- advance
Is: Western Union 1sis, advance IL: Chicago
Gas 81 4. advance 2ls; Sugar 7iss, advance 2as
Kansas City Live Stock.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 2-Cattle-Receipts
since Saturday, 7.46O: calves, lss; shipped Sat
urday, 5.3Ss: calves, II The market was dull:
good COWS and steers almost steady; others
weak TO lower throughout The following are
representative sales:
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-08-25

The great danger of looking too much Up
on the wine when it's red is that one NAV
begin using it for pant-Philadelp hiA
Ledger.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-08-25

Hogs Receipts, since Saturday., l03 shipped
SATURDAY, 1884 The market was active and
10 TO &c higher The following are representa-
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-08-25

SIZE WANTED THE RUDDER Ethel. viii
you row with me down the river of lifet''
No, Clarence; but wouldn't mind acting
as xswalu."-Brooklyn Life.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-08-25

Not democratic paper lifts its
voice in bowls against official junket-
ing" these days; yet Holse Smith took
his father AID mother, his wife. his
children and their tutor, with himself
from Washington to the Yellowstone
park as ''deadheads" on a private rail-
wav train. Had one of Harrison's caki-
net officers done so, what howl of
virtuous Indignation would the Bour-
bon press have voiced,-Toledo Blade.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-08-25

BUTCHER-'Did like that ham. Why,
1t was some l cured myself" Customer
Call that ham cured! Why, man, it wasn't
even convalescent. Boston Transcript
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-08-25

power the shrinkage in stocks and
bonds amounts TO 2i.S59, ISL in stocks
and s325. ZOO, GOO in bonds Wheat.
which was 10 be dollar wheat if
Cleveland was elected, shows loss of
sloo. 0oo. 900 from that promise. To
this may be added the financial and
business depression of three months
under the democratic regime. How
ever the democrats may protest. this
whole bad business will naturally be
saddled on them--Minnea,to oils Jour
nal
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factory
whistles
A 8AREEROUS ORDER.

SOOL40.
Fla Bartlett, in y. Y. Press.
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Chicago Gram and Provisions.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-05
III. u. DeGOlia
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
Room and .. Tower Biz


FOR sALE-HoUsEs AND LOTS
New house on South Lagrave street with
eixnt rooms; good cellar. well and clstsrn-
sEua b@rn-
House ana lot on Wealthy svsnuA
One GA r9trsn-u street.
Two enter street.
cne on Randolph street.
vne On oaunef avenue
Also houses and lots on Paris avenue. North
Prospect. Fair street. Valley avenue. Terrace
avenue. South Lafayette street. snd many
otlers.in ali parts q the city.
have some enc resident lots on Painted
avenue Tor sale cheap. also lots Ia all paris OF
city
FARMS FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
One hundred aud slxty-fse acres in ton ushlp
OF tcxne; orc hundred and thirty acrrs I'm
proved. thirty-hre acrss nac beech ana nsnp.e
timber; large peach aud apps erchArdss fne
buildings, sols. Gay 10
Also eighty acres In township Of BOVINE with
thirty ave acres improved. nstten acres 81
btech and nc pie t.mbrr.
Farm Of niDefy-scstn acres In township Of
Cascade with thirty acres Of heayf fimbe
Also one IN same to- n<hfp of ore Aundfed
ana elk acres with ore hundred acres IT,
proved; good buildings, good orchards so,I.
cay loan.
have farms IN all directions from city.
ranging from ave acres up O. two hundrra.
Come In and look over my let II leu ua1t 20
buy or exchange for city prosperity.
1 have = few desirable houses 10 rent
heney - ioan On good real estate security.
II. J. Df0CIIA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-05

sasar-ttf is,sf s a. cpsrs. tsts popisred-
Elzs sftra|kffe ffts conltetion<ly a. 49,;
~. s. la <a- q L4< No :. Ali ~ > 49,
NJ. >. Els Ne. ~ l.I1i No. II. 40 No ".
tr. 1hess 49, New lork pr8eeA Grand
Iarl1s frIee % tt inore per - ir<
Me- ssse<-I y GRADES. lt<-tc, mciirm. -
To- 10 cs. GO. -
F,rE&[r eol@ex x1.0i lava krses. SO
So <aa fss. & 8zi4e lilo. 8-e,4c.
NJ tichtEan cfe<<r. l-<cs roiie1 oet&
ksrr~is 49, <>r. saginaw SALT bar slt &C.
LArd-lirfce ta*s-tose pouni. NC, pure
-. -,
N..t-Hsn@ f4ssB SCI ents ham. lisscs
fata4 - t4fs tri { t~sf. - NE snort
t1t por.. f.<t1 81. ear back. i-t-1 OBJ.
taaeIe<s Gear - pork. 80
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frr4 z<s Latter. y 70 &c. potatoes. %
e. [1r - = hxi 81 rke1. sl.I4t H. MI. l-t19
itf. r.r.4 teIt-ff scr .r had lelt4te.
.Irl ts.tI~s Eff trrtI 50 tufnI -. q g.
= ~ eai Ia. - 81. . sec dor. efts. p G tn.
rata o1ts. 4ttr ~ apes tt "a tt b4.
ekr4ats. 3 - 49, celery lsfr 4r DAD vcxe-
tat n4.trfs IS 70 1fe to7 taucEfss psrt
fIf< g - &c ptf lsi.sls rirrlapf. i9c =
~. rsfish<s. foe 4 fo7 81 1trn. a. ~ bti.
Nnf4f tIf ant new &c. cor. 1ss. sc;
ed Isr. a4is tf, ~. e. ar ~. ia
EIaaf ant f@k1-ti ~nIf~. ti..3s pafeat-
4 - 6Fr erts f1rk Beat eour = pr evt;
sofa h.ssi <i.tt ser tfas fed. t4o rsr % {:
rsIf. ,irks tIt4t tef totl. tf4n. $50 Der ton !
nIf<. 81. - per felf seFtenfu -. - css ton.
- = ts1F1 4 = -. 1ANssilfd- 3 . Dc
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N.o'i ~ t-sen ~ { rarie ga -
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- trtsr 3 = -h4lI1@r<. ~ - -; rltffon.
ftft fnf 3 i1ut. lt.*r - . II = e q -.
RS fs ttrt tuf kefa. ia ia Iffl f~s<r. I4t1f
rtu1 r.II1 <fn . lf. sea - &c, BUTTE
ne. dairf. it az erssnrfs pn.ttrias. 10
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-05

Greco rx,as sfoc< LA f<h. 4
Cattr Hr<<lf.s. ft&; tt<a4Tl conin4en -
- . steers ; &aI,s <,ef<eFs sAf t'fs-efs'
40 - 81. cas- sk4 t.lls. o - - - 81
ltx - Eet&q |t - k.0t utxc1 ana
FfI41. e. - - 80, I|4it. 40 -
kfs41 Feftfrf& .as <'f1ift peer
30 .A.l.e. 50 !. .-.Ie. .alnns. "a 70 ~.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-05

MONEY LoANfD for Short time In large or
IA small amounts on any form OF good Sc
Bni "a M. Cor. Pearl and ottawa s.reetA Tels-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-05

Cath3E-s 9&7uc Ter dez. On ons e 7sS3
Der boil leI4sl-. a. ard 81 <.I1t4fs
erah. - So = 4ai sweet rpfste~@ ~ - <ft-tf'
- IrraIa sfrlcif< lie Irr Cos hsrans<
- - a. Frf tllnens clover. n.etiurn. 500
-. afnlaoik. ~ PER Ia. notify
ser1 q o.. ~ nllef. :. 10 - fsr bs-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-05
LlGlL ADVERTISING.


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49, c>eft - 80 e>4elD = "a ~ = ~
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x.e<o O. s4l4 4ag - fesrte -. IA 49, &@&n<
kaclo< Hernia 1al'y 1<o<F<pe< D1111D1 80
= 49, T.: ~ J.-... 49,. 49, Z 8 -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-05

A ADVERTISEMENT - OF THREE LINES OR
"A more under thi8 head. s cents per line for
oac insertion. 10 cents per line for three In
sert.onA or - eents per line Tor one week.
no you WANT MoNBYs-Ifs % pea viii nnd
" IL 70 your sdvanta<e 70 - ~ befsre bofs
rowiax-
We nsake loans on heurshoId gsods pianos.
borseA WAGONS. or perooDel property Of any
kind ~ tie loueox poco(bio rates sn1 In the
cut kess possible ttme-
Our loans re made without publicity ana
the property v LETT 10 yeuf undivided poe
session.
Losns can b. carried - iens - desired o.
can Be paid In fun. Or n part. Is any time -
suit your convenlenceI and any part pa1A ~
duce6 the cost Of earring the can.
II you owe b>ls1ee a. furniture. pia1e %
ether property. Ne gill psg q up for yeu and
earry - long - you 9e0f4-
We also make ;oauo - he building ara
Joan association plan.
Our cfnces are the mos pleasant In the city
and are 20 Arranged that parties calling upon
Us may bs waited upea quickly and eoufte-
oCsiy.
Remember that you have the use OF both the
property snd The money aid eau return the
Grand RiPiIjs MORTGAGES LOAN CO.
Room :. Tower block.
Corner Of Monroe. Pea and Canal sta
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.ICliIGANC EETRaI

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<1rff<<s tHt|< go
Fsst ks,11< Ca Al - x>nr.s NJ
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FIGURES OF TRADE

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-05

HERALD DES|RELEIS
Bring quick and sure re-
turns. Try one.
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- The het.i1 9lsess
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ar rofs> tstfsH. aieh-
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s.r's,ss ss.. etc. ssa' ..,.s s. s
- - - =.
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N,SIfD-An ssssrieneed platrn press
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stt<e- ~
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v. tsie sea. = S4n-i sterst. reofn ~
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$50
heo@H III n.1<s come sell fet0a-
HsnesA. Nrs 9eefss Il. pasidssa. No. -
1890 A1-.-
WAATKD--A cofnpetrat teAnslef. one no
" end<f 90 lA< ears u horses aud 1ne
ckF4I4-ea rfraoy enlelnyncnl a 81 siArSlon
. <iss Aipy ats Noua fFont street. y
I ADiEs Waited 70 wrsle ier ~ A. hons. go
ufek. nep,y sitastsmr. Neman's c.
Operative Ioilet -. ststn bead. lad. q
WAIVED immrairteiy- onpett M Eiri
W Tor genera otl-fNoTk ia l4Lnily o. fNos
good ~exs~ = sast1ss STREET
WANTED 4 sla ser lsandss aaa sssona
sert- hpp'> y MA stes~rt "ai.e.
eerner ashil stoa sud state. Stf
SIT ATOMS wA>TED-s.LE.
uOokkEkPEh-Wanfs POSITION ~ book.
ID kfeprs. assistant b okkestsr or general
CTce eof6s 81 ytsrs' experience IN both
1oatle ana single ENTITY; tr>t ass references
flrlls4ed- A1drs>s :. sherman II. city. CT
u,AS1ED--pcs ltioas for experienced book
w isetsrs assistant bookkeeprrs. CLERKS
'cGce eItfks. ffxttlihx selt>men. sgeuokrs-
tl<f<. cocks. 1inirsfoom Girls. porter aud
tsxxaxene1 In hVttf; Also exprr.encrd hook
esr sa<sef<- oeo. ". Cole / so1. koom 70 and
n. - lana stseet. 1lstf
SITUATIONS w3tTEn-fEsALE
t(A<TED--Youn laav OF good address de-
w srcs gosltlon ~ i1ce work. a.a wiling
b. tusy and am q rapld pcnmAni can give
btsr II references Address Situation box
). t1is o,ire- 81
BUSINESS CHANCES.
A established mscufscigr AZ concern con-
n tempielne mtv * 10 Grand tapids de-
sres 10 form "a alliance with thorough and
con petent business man. who will Invest
from Eve 70 a thousand dollars add sct -
general man sgef OF the COMPANY. The xrrcie
Manufactured Is ally covered ~ patents. and
II used ty every MIL awuer aud m1nafscfarer
In the county. nnd the opportunity Tor large
profits IL ASSURED Full particulars viii 10
K:vtn upoa atpiicafion- Address A. b. c.
this of1ce.
&e 90 tl5 per day a. home. selling Lightning
" Platter aud plating iewelry. watches
tableware. etc Plates the nnesL OF Jewely
god ~ new. on al kinfs % metal With gold.
stls<r or nlckeI. No experience No capital.
ks~ry house has xsods needing platin< ID.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-05

&S 90 tl5 per day a. home. selling Lightning
" Platter aud plating jewelry. watches
tableware. etc Plates the nne<l OF 1ewely
good a< new. on all kinds % meta with gold.
stls<r or nlckel. No experience. No capital.
kssry house has gods needing pIatIaS ID.
H. Deino. Coluno1s. q.