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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-02-03

The dummy line has put IN switch and
side track between Ryan street and The lake
frnnA
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-02-03

Bro. Mccormick, is &c not about time to
touch 'em up litsle"fn regard to city
market house?
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-02-03

sauor Kraut and Pickles iO baIk = ne Bee
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-02-03

DE a \. Pieroa. honeopalhist.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-02-03
ECHOES.
Another horse race last sunday.

ECHOES.
Another horse race last sunday.
Don't forget ''The Tourists Feb. 8.
Dr. a. N. Pierce, homeopathic.
The Echo talks Of he town, FOR The town,
to the town.
Money talks and Bluestein's clearance sale
goes merrily on.
Ihave some rice lard at bargain. II sold
within ten days. THAD MAYO.
Don't forget the Tourists at the court
house this friday evening
Only three weeks more Of Bluesteln's
clearance sale. Come early and getthe pick.
Lovers Of England and scotland should be
present Friday night to hear 'sThe Tourists
Don't forget Bluestein's clearapce sale.
Everything goes" Nc reserves. Strictly
cash.
The dummy line has put IN q switch and
side track between Ryan street and the lake
front.
Bro. Mccormick, is &c not about time to
touch 'em up a litsler IN regard to a city
market bonse9
Our young friend John Wentz is holding
down case in the EoHo Office. John is o
pretty good printer.
District court eonYenes next Monday at @
a. N. We understand that the criminal
docket is quite large.
Mr.. J. B. Watkins came to town last Toes
day evening and is engaged IN looking over
bis vast Inferests in thia repinn
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-02-03

Twelfth Judicial District Court. Perish Of Caica
sieu, State Of Lonisiana. IN o. 65S,
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-04-08

conclusion.
Mr.. Oscar Pipes, owner of the
Abbeville Star, one CT the brightest
and most ably edited weekly sheets
published in the State, is, in addition
to his editorial labors, a leading
business man OF the town, represent.
ing some of the largest Insurance
companies in the country, aud taking
an active part in all undertakings
tending to the growth and develop
ment of Abbeville.
Besides the 2750 or more acres of
cane harvested last season, the rice
crop OF the parish was SO large that
farmers are not done shipping it yet.
The cotton area was 1909 acres;
corn, l7.700; potatoes, 400; oats,
100; rice. $500, and the acreage for
rice during this year will be about
one-third greater.
AS an instance of the sugar cane
yield in this parish, a man made 1870
tons of cane on six acres Of land, sit.
uated on the right bank of the bayou.
His can receipts r evidence
enough of the truth of this state
mcut.
Three brick yards and a large
sugar refinery, besides other manu-
factories, give employment to q
number of workmen.
One of the industries Of Vermilion
parish is the weaving Of the bcauti,
ful Attakapas cloth, for which this
section of the country IL famous.
The traveller who goes ouee to
this country will be won by it's
sweetness, and will sometimes seek
a home where:
mot Art, but Nature traced these
lovely lines,
And carved this graceful arabesq ne
of vines;
Enter! the pavement, carpeted with
leaves,
Gives back a softened echo to thy tread!
Listen! the choir is singing; all the birds
In leafy galleries beneath the caves.
Are singing!!" Welcome.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-04-08

uE TdtGiSF WIG goes OuGG ID
this country will be won by it's
sweetness, and will sometimes seek
a home where:
mot Art, but Nature traced these
lovely lines,
And carved this graceful arabesq ne
of vines;
Enter! the pavement, carpeted with
Gives back a softened echo to thy tread!
Listenl the choir is singing; all tile birds
In leafy galleries beneath the caves,
Are singing!o Welcome.
Police Jury Proceedings.
AbbevilIe, La. April 4lh, 1898.
The Police Jury in aud for the
parish of Vermilion met this day in
regular session-Preseht, j. T. Brous
sard, president, and Messers j. Alec
Leblanc, jules Thibodeaux, 6. God
chaux, Martin Sarver, Ernest Brous.
sard and A. Laeour.
The minutes OF the previous meet-
ing were read and approved.
On motion duly seconded and ad.
opten tue Police Jury suspended the
regular order of business to permit
Mr.. n. G.. Maxwell TO read a com
%munication relative to tho proper
working otthe road near his plan.
tation which was laid over until
the Jury meeting. The Jury then
resumed the regular order of business
The committee appointed on
bridge at Perry submitted a report
and bill Of cost for same and the
same was ordered paid.
AN ORDENANEE.
Authorizing road overseers to re-
move distractions from public
roads through Vermilion Parish,
and laying costs for same on prop
erty holders, and providing for
collecting of same.
Whereas: There are divers per-
sons in the parish Of Vermilion, who
have pie ced or failed to remove OBJ
structions from the public raods as
laid ont, and now q part of the par
ish records:
Therefore be it resolved by the
Police jury of the parish Of Yer
million acting for and under the
name of said parish. 10 regular meet
ing assembled this 4. day Of April
/ 1893, do by this ordinance instruc
authorize and empower in conform
ity with Sec, 1886 E, S.: and re-en-.
acted under acts of 1880, all road,
overseers duly appointed and quail
fed throughout said parish to re.
move all obstruetio which may
have been placed. or tailed to be re-
moved from the public roads
throughout the parish aforesaid.
The cost of removal to be defrav-
cd by the person or persons SO OBJ
.structing said roads, the same to be
recovered by suit or otherwise be-.
fore any Judge or Court of compe-
tent jurisdiction. The aforesaid or
dinance shalt take effect Immediate.
" after its passage and adoption.
j. N. Williams, j. 7, Broussard
Clerk. President.
On motion Of Mr.. Godchaux.
resolved that the road oyerseer for
the 7th dist. 8 ward, be and is here
by instructed to remove all obstruc-
tons which Mr.. David Meaux NAV
have on the public road as surveyed
and laid our by Judge w. W. Ed
wards as per ordinance of Police
adopted April 4th 1893, sec
by Mr.. Sarver-Adopted.
On Motion Of Mr.. Lacour the
road ovarseer ~(Symmeon Broussar I'd
| diet. 7th ward IS authorized to re-
move the distractions belonging to
G. s, Smith on public road 10 the
lib ward as per ordinance Of this
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23

The true Mohammedan is enjoined to
prayer FIVE times day-namely, first in
the morning before sunrise. at noon. in
the afternoon before sunset, In the even
ing between sunset aud dark. and he
tween twilight and the first watch. BE-
ing the vesper prayer. y sixth prayer
is volunteered by many between the first
watch Of the night aud the dawn Of day.
These prayers arc simply rrpetitions Of
the landatory ejaculation, God b
greutw God is powerful!' God IL all
powerful" and are counted by the scru-
pulous on string Of beads. They may 10
performed ut the mosque or any clean
place.
During prayer tho eyes are turned to
tie kebla or point Ut the heavcus III the
direction of Mecca. which is indicated In
every mosque by niche called Mehrab.
and externally by the position 1t min
arets and doors. Even the posture dur
ing prayer is prescribed. The most SOL
emu alteration is bowling the forehead to
the ground Women arc to fold their
hands on their bosoms and not to make
such profound obcisance ~ tho men.
They are To pray gently and not to ac-
company the men to the mosque. In
addressing God worshiprs arc TO DO
humble, putting aside jewels and costly
apparel.-Drooklyn Eagle.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23

When the poet camo into the editors
room. he was looking 50 discouraged and
disconsolate that tho editor was con-
strained tD notice II.
'Hielloy" no said. What's vrongl
Anything happenedy'
NO" replied the poet. tossing hack
his name. but I'm il despair-utterly
hopelesA Life Is delusion, and have
wasted my existence in tho struggle for
the unattaina ble."
The editor gave sigh Of relief.
That's nothing" he said You are
no worse of than am"
''Have you been struggling as ] have
SEEM asked the poet. his face brighten
ing.
mo. haven't, but l might as well
I've been struggling for the attainable
and haven't got it. Now. which Of US is
worse off,
"Huh." growled the millionaire. who
had overheard the conversation, 1--we
been struggling all my life for the NJ.
tainable and have got IL. How much
better of am than either Of youy-De-
troit Free Press.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23
IS A WHISKY SPIRIT
Peculiar Actions OF the Trust
Securities on Change.
FIRST DOWN AND THEN UP
Bsokess Relieve That the Peoria Ds,-
tiiicrsr.' WuhdrawAi Ma Dune
to inslvrHce she Market
FIRST DOWN AND THEN UP

INV ioas. MAY =. Money on call
has been easy, ranging from = 10 "a. par
eeat. iast loan AZ -. per cent. and closing
ga per cent
Posted rates. tJs5isVL9o.
Goyernment bonds steady.
Distiliers furnished the only sensation
u the day At the stock exchange. Al
the opening a sharp sttacx was made.
on which the stock broke ! - ~ Ii. under
"A perfect avalanche II offerings. The
drop Was II eourse due t. the announce
meat that i've distilleries had with.
drawn from the trust ostensitly because
II non payment Of rental for premises
on which they are Operated. Susce-
quently 10 was moctcd around that the
move had been made chiefly for sIecu
lat,ye effect, SOME OF the Insiders being
credited with being heavily short. Be this
a. u may. certain uaeu here gave the stock
support and a rally Ia los. ensued. The
general LIST yislded i.efl pcr cent Ia the
yariJ dealing. The comparatively slight
effect oi III. nrcak ia WHISKY on the general
list oce,isioned mo little surprise ANA some
81 the tTasieC> sboSed a disposition to cover.
>a!es ser" -Ie,s SEQ shares, of which "a $50
we're unlisted.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23
Women Who Want to Act.

"All sorts Of people want to go on tho
stage" said tho manager Of dramatic
agency the other day. applicants
come from every walk in life. The Lady
in society and the woman who sells pas
and needles behind the counter think
they arc born to b. actresses. They
waste their time trying u get into the
profession. but not until too late do they
realize that their vocation IL not tie
stage and that they arc then unit for
anything else. The reason Is. fancy,
that many women are simply crazy for
novelty, excitement and dress. They
cannot resist tho opportunities which
the stage offers for satisfying their crav-
ing. and If they can do nothing better
will go on as ballet girls
"A great many people come IN hero
every day who ARE 10 write n symphony.
but they hngtr around the agencies aud
pick ny odd jobs now and then. \ mana
ger perhaps cannot afford Ia Jay the
salary an experienced actress would de-
maud. and for some performances Is
wiling to accept tho services oi an anna
teur. Three women apply for position
t. one man. Music and Drama
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23


1bs gensrsl belief VI ths Wild dov
tribrs Of India h horne cut BY two stores
ibid by ColoD~l baldwin VI thar attach
Ing tbs bear and the tiger which put Tie
tact b-yond doubt A bsax was found
BY an Elgli sh ofiieeg standing NJ hay ls-
fuss the dogA He bal killed one, bus
his hide aud body wsrs torn IN s,yips by
tbs bites of the pack. In the other the
fresh bones Of . tiger were found from
which the nssh had b-en eaten One k~w
sill remained whols. and close BY Ay
the freshly killed bodies Of three Wild
dogs which had fallen in tbs fight
Remembering not only the strength
and activity VI tho tiger bus ths aston
ishing pluck with which. even whsn
wounded. il will constantly charge .
line Of elephants and endesvor ~ scale
the h0wdAh-whsch u. IN fact. . fort
with an armed garrison-it - difficult to
ovessetimste tho courage Vt the Wild
dogs In meeting and destroying such an
antagonist We think IL extremely pro-
bable that future observations 81 the
courage Of the wild dog may justify .
statement once made. perhaps without
sufficient evidence. that they have an
inherent hostility TO . larger felin1. and
Are incessantly on the watch 10 destroy
their whelps. 80 that the sIs-cies are tho
instrument by which nature keeps down
the superabundant felinse Of the wilder.
nesa.-London Spectator.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23

AZ the present time the veil used by
Turkish ladies Is no longer what II was.
It's Transparency admits Of pretty face
hem: easily outlined. When the yash.
uack Is VERY thick. one may conclude ths,
the face II hides is not very seductive.
In spite of tho progr, ~ ofciviliza'ion and
Tie consequent Transformation ~ habits
sD'! customs Ia many countries. the 20
sition Il women ira Turkey has only
sligh'ly changed. Its only in exceptional
case- thst those belonging Ia tho higher
class"s ara unl'conpanied ont 81 doors
by .unuc@. These are tn cadiDes. " ho
ssyc adopted aud follow he Paris and
Londun fsslioLs 49, Pail Mall DuslgsA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23

NEW NoEX. May 2.-fLorK-Dull. easy.
HnzAr-C to-sd May. % 80, June, 70 - !;
July. scNc; August, soc; September. al Ssc;
De einbeg, sS'ic.
CosS-siFfn. steady. closing weak AZ IA
&C decline on ff-.r offerings; sIaS. s3sc;
June, 4 e; July. isSc; August, i9i.c
Oars-tirm, quiet. SPOT prices: No :.
~ ,a.s,i sc. NJ. white. IL -.
I..ap quiet. lower. western steam
clo-- ii slU.'p a-seu; city at sos.
PoKg-i nchaussd old Ines., s.l.o5 new
de-. $40.
CHsksE-Neak. state. old. sllaa lie; do.
n, a. ar'r white, "a lU'.
CosTsx-DIdion- oI-ncd irregular at 10
points Gown Ia II points up: closed barely
steady al 50s3 points up. June. $l5.to;
july. sl5..S.a I5.so: August, siJSsd l5.n;
S.ptsInt,r. s,S.USa ~: October. 1885
81 $40. spot Rio steady, quiet: No. :, 10 1c.
>UGAK-kaw. quiet. MN; fair refining,
3A.c tad c,,ntrifugal>. 81 deg. te-t. t'sc bri I;
r-Rned trim, faig,y active; NJ. o, il-it'a
A
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23

CHIcAGo. May 233.--1here was a stronger
toue IN the wheat market this morning and
there va. an early advance os nc. but II was
hard to hold. All tn. early advance VAS
lo-, and the market closed &C lower.
The corn market WIS quite irregular over
a half cent range during The forenoon. July
oIs.ncd al AZ. or &c below III CLOSING
,rscc- on saturday. Ii declined ~ Ale ana
,icn picked up gradually with many inter
mediate decliac- until IL had risen - fl C.
T. clo-.-d ..tf &c higher. Oats were muder
stely active and strong on very light offer
ing-.
The only conspicuous feature of the pro
vision trade was it, duilnes-. On the cN-
,r,rn. dullne-- pork CLOSED - lta$c lower;
lard Il - and rits 5c lower.
Closing prices:
wHnAr-May. Ike; July, 73'sc; Sertem-
Der. - -. Ear. 81 =.
CokS-May. al &C; July, 81 Nc; September,
$40.
oArs-May. 3oa- c; June. 90 c; July. 2-'sc;
September. ~.
PoKx-May. sos; July. s2i.o5; scP,em-
ter. $2i.22.
L.RD-May. 5000; July. sio..5; Scp'em.
t.r. $ln.b-
RIss-Nay. $iO.l5. July. SOD; Septem-
her SlU,D.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23

WsAssA e. ~ e~ss~ - Sessy Sssr>
Frosn England comes "a isssn ~harh
may t.tsssss thoss " b. sr~ curious about
cvuss custonaA The dowsgr D0chrss
II Ashoie. who h2s t<~n y nay IN vsas-
ing ~ the qus-a fos nearly ~ ysHrs and
who wAs mistress Il the rob<s IN Lord
Dssbys frss administration. wss scsins
missress 1t tbs roh<s during the months
VI February. March and April The da-
ties Of the ol6cs vii k- undertakes BY
tho dow ~ser Duchsss III koxbaryh~ dur
ing May. June and July. The nastrus
of the robss attends the Q0ss,o st al
court and state functions and 10 expect.
cd 70 be IsvSsnt II tho drawing roonAs.
tbs state balls aud the state concerto
TIN dowsser Duchess u koxburghe has
bssu q lady Ia waiting On the qsrro fur
moro than 10 years. and Ia lensth Of
service SIZE comes second only 70 the
dowagrr DUCHESS VI Athole. the third
place heinx hlle~i by the d0waeer Lady
Churchill.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23
London Grain.

Ioxpos. MAY 22.-rhe grain markets
oTened this morning easier. ~ Liverpool
wheat Wa rather easier. nd winter I'D
ionsr. corn Ad lower. and in more demand
n, 'he decline: aour III lower. londun car
goss of California wheat unchanged; tua'
ing cargue- Of sheat very dull. Wheat md
corn on passage easier. AZ Marx Lane
wheat was very slow; corn weaker. The
Freuch markets we're quiet The import 81
Nhea, into Liverpool the past three DAYS
we're i,-S.n1 bushels. including 1900
bushels OF American.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23
N-nTrcF DO cnrrnrnRs 80. :, go.

NOTICE To- fffIUTfibS s'ess - Ntr'is-
~ s-ss4 ssrrfg - > rslt 81 >o-sn. J. hs-F~*f
efFer shat - efsiFF = 80 f.-tifs - crGy4 ~
tar rauniF - trff. fFtsfs 80 49, fsft dsF -
tFFfi u f-ft reFsFs'hs frssfn thsf dsfa
-r~e eii0wrr 80 rretits - JiT~~-er' tbHsr
re isrss aeais Iss fisf state -
kAEfik ftlstELff~
late - saif rfssInff a~~easst so fhst ~ ryrt
iissrf - ssit aecasss1 sre r~snirsS - pr-s-7s
thai- eialrr- fe Sssa srrsssss rsfyt - tie pro
hsfs s..ff~s - shr rl'F - fsrrffa Rapid. ~
err fsftr.r sud aiin~ s,re -. ieff-r fts~
1f-t aes - sscfrA.e7 ass. aF5 fissf sart
81 .s-ss 80 - isesrf isfera salf cr.u~i ~ss-
r-dsf $40 ffsh dar ~ fesssi-er sarf q, 49,
. ri.~t BE- .As lsrfssss.s. - that azy
Dsfs-i ifrsrd Est5ts = bra. Arr "a a. y. ttfk.
CYRUS y FFpEi~s
tsrss iBsss q Protests
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23

"a poli'socss qpiie lost art' Some
'imes ] avn o6lige,l TO think 90. The
other evening ut a pcrfor-2ance n
"AGcnis ss'ylishly dressed woman sat
behind q young girl whose large hat
Somewhat o,~cu-pd her view Il the Per
fGrfnaice. A rl,ite request on her part
woula 3oubtless have iniucd the ~earer
II the obDorlous hat 81 remove u Brit
The woman ~ho ccnldn't 49, preferred
other moth us. 50 loujly and rujelv
she ssid; Il think IL ia sl.uinat,Ie for ANY
one Ia wear big hat like that in tie
tbeafer. II o-ghtnf - ~ allowed
The wearer II tie has immediately re-
m,~~d 10 Then the woman who coslauN
49, leaned forward and sssi IN tle most
duloss ~ tone. IT w. ve~y sweet -
you ~ remove your hs;- IL quit Oh
-cnrsd Tn stage frsrrn view But thu
sv~s<z,s~s hs~l crne a httle TO late. sy-l
tn w-sr-r q th~ rs. r-paie-i Srsetly. Int
ousstnsiy. III xSo.d base bssu sssre
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23
Cb,carn livestock.

U<IoS Srss YAsps. Chicago. May o.
Ca,tie-Ee,eiyt-. 1900; market strong. 10
els. higher; common to extra stecrs. - -
as Is: COWS aud h.ifer>. 81. s5fal25.
Ho,<--krcript-. .pDS; market strong.
a. ipc hisher: heavy. <..aSas.15 miycd and
medium. s7.5pd..12's light. s. .Wd1G
sheep Receipts. ECO; market strung:
poor to choicc, Si.5tco.o; lambs, <5.0ba
40
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23

NOTICE 1o CREDITORS S's,e - Nsehi
y gn1 to@uis - ksn; - No-fre a. hsrrtsF
given that ~ urtff - fie fFtsisste sstr7 fpr
firs rosrfy - ksnf rasts 49, fst 81 -
Nareh- 4. u Lee. six Fas1ffss frsFa ilst dst.
49, aiio-ri ~ errsitors - present fireif
claims ssHiast fhr estate "a
NHAti. ssEf~p>
Gssfr - said rssutY ss.ess 49,. anS itsf All
cre-tiferS - - ~ 100000 80 s~4si--f ~ Tr~-
serf thrsr riair1s - sstf p-sssss@ r-sHrf - ~
probate cS.f 81 80 efsr - f+fnrsi Esg 80 -
esssr ireft.au so eiirWanFe. 80 f--fT-f re
4~h So - ~.sfsfr-r ~ rarf 81 ftrs sfsfA
riatrs EfN g. hesrs fsfgr~ sd fsHrt 81
~sF1rfss 30 s7h ar - S~r-ers ~ sssEf. 80
go r. rif-rs ~ SO frssf.oss - fisxf daF
Dated. tr-s11 Rsrssts. RI Va - T.
10 stEJSE FFRkfNS
fBo- 1syL Sudgs sf Probate.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23
Niss 8usttngfcn's First Opera rsvs.


Miss Agnes Huntington tells a very in.
terestins story ~ her first appearance In
opera 1T happened in New Haven SOME
rs years ss,l. said Miss Huntington
The o,rrs was -Geralgs.' and ] sang
the role n the holy duchess. The frat
words 81 my s1ny were oh. holy vow
The ladies' II tho chorus and ! were Sup
,-ss~l "a b" of visit ~ TIE shrine and
slowly wendell our way down 4 steep
mountain sile Arrived ut the shrine
the chorus knelf. and TIE clo4ing lines 20
their ~,n1 WA my entrance cue stood
upon platform fully 10 feet high wait
ing until the song closed. sni yGn can
imaxipa was frigatfaliv ncrvous While
l was waiting here the comedian al
dres~si me-. informing me that 'hs. stage
manager Of The thea.sr hal he-.u killed
ore year b-fars q, e0sctly ira spst on
which vas <tanding the platform hav-
ing gwen wsy
rlis was rather . cheerful piece 81
inf1rnss'ton ~ give tn y-r~on who was
rsiy ~ drop from fright, but aerved
myself for tie effort md sang n,v song
vel enough - rec'sivs 81 encgre. al
shnnsh don't think could hasr, stood
NJ hsd not supported my~h on stat
! carried used very little rsssevp IT.
fhi- scene. s-d tb- CONDUCTOR - ~ or
ehssfv~ 'oia use sftevwsrd f1st loo&e~l
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23
building Materials.

Wire nail-. rate. $l..5al.s0
Glass, discount. 1as..
Waterproof paper. slm5.
Waterproof paper. pr roll 81.
LrNBER bi.tail pi.'c- stud.
M. heu.io,k. ny and including L. feet
lengths. 81 ;aid ~ pr Loo teet tor every
additional two feet.
No. hs'niock. up 'o and including .fe.'.
$40: every additional two iss.t. al.
Common Norway or pine i"i-t aud -can'-
ling. under l. inches. Sli.iD; pr Loo feet !;
l. inch. $50 pcr Loo feet: add II for
aterY additional tao fsei ov,I IL feat
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23

DrrEnrr. Mich.. May - -Wheat-No. .
red. Il: July. &c; August. 15Nc; No.
white. lie.
CCorn-No. .. cash. &c asked.
tiats-Sd, . wh.t., - &c.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23
Grand Rapids & Indiana R. R.
LEASED and operated lin-s.)

April -, isgi
Notice ~ hereby given that an tie 9Th day
of Aa,, i'c, AT 10 O'Clock a m. the follow ing
described hsssasc and other articles remaining
unclaimed IA the possession al above e. mpshy.
will b~ sold at public auction at Hsrtmans
building. corner of Fountain and losis str-sts,
III the city If Grsnd Rapids. Michigan. sale
will be conducted by |. X. Wilson. auctioneer.
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To CRFUTTpIS
$500 NJ -. -.

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23

Aramrhles descriptive Of Nebrasks farm
lands will be sent free On application to tn
undersigned. Send names and addrcssss q
your friends. % y. 4. Eussis. G~n'l Pas
Agent, G., d. d Q. X. K, Chicago. Iii.