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For Sale-.Valuablo ProDert, q, siyb. az
Ceredo.

Eighteen acres Of land; three rood gardens
nnd plenty pf young ruit trees. Ono. et,,r,
aWeNinl- Win seven ruufua. $3.50 81 we'll
nnru an0 aII necessary ont buildings in
k'pI reptirf tItuufe rafgNf nf trr town 10
leffInt W. FH. Terms. ei-'f. lur-fHIfra.U.
nflaure In pHymcuHs ~ ald IZ month";.
VIZ efhi ,hlrr. fur particulars cali CON
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MACHINE NEEDLES.

a supply Of New Home, Singer.
Whiie Domestic W. and Wilson
and American sewing machine nee
dies for sale at Che ADVANCE Office.
~eredo, w. Va. cents each, or
3 Tor fO cents Machines sold at
fHonf ono BALI the prices AGENTS as x
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One - horse power McNRtuar portable
mil, good boiler syug.4'i, Que top sst'v rts Que
X inch saw, Onp H inru -asv. one top saw
edger and cut-ufl saw. shout B. r.. Snufttng
with pulleyS. In rxcclippt Of. der; every cling
im plcte for a frSt-clasS mill. Wi,t cut ID To-
IL thousand Z. per day. GoOj rensou tor
selling. Here's a baegSiu. Pure, $1,000, Ia
Payments Ia SUI puit ht~@r. This mil six
teen months ago cost s2,sn.
Que p horse power Griffith * Wedge port
able Yer ticai mill. one eu .~T. twp lig trucks
and governor, one Uimrk iu~pirrtpr, ON.
boiler wagon, one 90 inch saw one 81 iur!i
saw, two Is inch saw, one Top saw. cant
houkS one tool chest. Wt'i t'otS. one nu,
n pundei, with about 8.ut1 feet ~ sewing e.
contracted Tor. tar which ftr owner Nvitt paN
IS cots per huuhred feet. Price SlSaf sip
cash, balance in @ and II months.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANC8 =:
Saw Mi!,s Ia, Enin n1 n.s n1lnn. lr,rr ON ,,.. .,

az acres otianc lying on Mnier's Fork. 80
~ u,ii.-> ,rt 80 WaNne g. H.. ". "a, ~
So, or exchange Tor real estate IA Cersdo
f"iiN- I've HCrr> itrr cleared aud un,ier fence
hou-c and stable, fTuit trees. ptc. Tie lnt
ctNl''u> iron ore and coitl nui i chem at
Lac pil"" i'-hcii. Title clear Pcica - .dhi II,
portion 81 winch must bs cash; Oal'tuce on
TINE Win >erugity ana legal interesI
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FnE SAFE

a two-story house containing rooms ~
Ccr"dn, " Va, property occupied by Dr. w
r. Sturgiii Terms easy.
raH or or address J. r. EATCItyF. Louise
KY, or T. Il. MCDoUCAf CcIvd,., ". Va.
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A BARGAIN.

MILL FOR SALE "A stationary aagv and
srist mil - horse power engine aDd 40 hursp-
'nwcr hotter. Mill is situated az I.aVaIctt.
WAYNE County W. Va. PHro SlUnl, cash
il cost $50. AZ dress, r. r McDouenl
rredO. ". VA.
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'AicN OK WHITES CREEK
FOR SALE.

] have Tor sale "a farm 81 two hundred
acres pu which good frame owrii.n-
cnntairtnR six rooms - bout 100 acres al
Ahls t,VicHrcd aul unuct f-nrt There
- q good wcll ne ti.e uouSr: aisn - gups
orchard, er pes, etc. TIE ini.d laws vii Md
HAS Hn nbuu't"uur OF waiter Jti- farm D..
Sl!ua'" "tliN fur miles from III mouth az
W nl IS creek, this candy, and nbOUt uv.,
miles fr'u' she y. y W. Il. r. Terms. $3.50
n"r Hctr. "ns-i h.ri cash, bfluure ~ tw,.
ma three Ne"rS, with security and lawful
"Ire~i. COL or uIWrite 4. r. McDOUSAL.
Ce.suo, W. Va.
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E1sGate NDeRBsal'GEaaega9.

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tho TO
ourselves 81 sue
that MI
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a. ytol
ttoN oryou
Address al communicarions HEADFANCE Ceredo w V.
Readhr ,,ln mi.
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FoR sALE OR FNCmANnn.

two. story dwellings, winch will s.il cr . .
change for tHrn tH West Niigint-. Ohio, Kc -
lucky or iudiauA TIE proUrrtt Is chci.D
$3.50, ara ~ situated iu tie growing tow
~ Cercdu, ~. Va Eru.rn Tor saie or OK.
chRS se; owner r. tired az town lie mud de
,tircS To- ~ Ou -sriu. Address IT once, +. ]
McDoug,u, Ceredo, W. Va.
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JOSEPH WILLIS,
DEALER IN

COALITION COAL
Ceredo, ". Va.
Ptice, 10 cents per bushol bv weight, dc
J. Vertd. L-ave orders with w. H. Adkins
corner OF b. and Main streets.
Cash on delivery.
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CercdO Property.

TWO lo,s foi ale. Situatcd on cnrroT
1 w ~ OF Gssud Htiduc strrct~, Cricdo.
W W., on whi IN t. nnnse -~outHiuiug iour
roous. Possession 2iVeu iiuntrd'atsi The
property vents orSG 40 . ;Nrnth. IN mont
thts pcopsrfY mny be worth twice h. anOuut
now asked fort Sow il tive IL etc invcst.
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Lowe tcnoY1 daily lCcnlrHI limcJ
$50 AM o.55 A.M. 3.5or. 81.
For Tickets, Tina Cards, sleeping
Car Reservations aud 400 Information
write or cal upon nearest agent Norfolk
6 western H. ~.
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No. ILL., Virginia Specialization
BIue6eld, Pocahonta- and
points ON kenova Division
arrives 900 Columbus at 845
PM Pullman Sleeper from
kenova 10 Chicego via Hook
ing Valley and Erie Il. Il.
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West Bound

sCIOTO VALLEY DIVIsION.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-25

The revival at the North Asheville
Methodist church closed last evening.
Internal revenue collections for the
Fifth North Carolina district Yesterday
amounted to $S,171.12.
w. A Latimer. the grocer, will on next
Monday move from % Patton avenue
to No. Is North Court Place
Swannauoa lodge. 1. o. Q. F., will
this evening celebrate the 74th anuiver-
sary of the founding of the order.
The crowd in attendance upon this
term of Criminal court is one of the larg-
est ever known on a similar occasion.
A force of hands under w. S. Bradley
is clearing out the trench in the culvert
on North Main street, near Starnes
avenue.
Superintendent Waddell yesterday af-
ternoon repaired the fire alarm boxes
that were burnt out last week, and they
are now in working order.
Patrolman E. r. Glenn has been sus-
pended from the 'o.-ce force pending his
trial by the polio, committee for con-
duct unbecoming an officer.
Where is Asheville at ?'' Go to the
Lyceum meeting in the Y. NJ. c. A. hall
this evening and hear the answ> to the
question. That is he subject of the dis
cuSsiOn to be held.
Buttrick & Reynolds now building
at Luther, this COTuty. large mill for
the manutact ture OF Dr1Ck and terra Gotta
pipe. The mill will be completed about
he 18th of May
The old Grand Central hotel property
on Patton avenue was sold today by
Auctioneer ]. NJ. Blair, for A. l.. Wiley,
trustee. The property was bought by
n. P. Chichester, the price paid being
$50, 500.
Paving on North Main street is being
delayed by a lack of pitch. 1t will be re-
sumed as soon as the pitch come
here from Richmond. The crushed stone
is down on he east side between Starnes
and Merrimon avenues.
L. J. Carter SS Co. are erecting a
roller process Touring mill at Democrat
BuncOmbe county, on the waters of Big
Ivy, Is miles from Asheville. The mil
will have Ca paCity OF 40 barrels day
and will cost about $4 900.
At the West Asheville primary last
week the following officers were chosen
Mayor, { H. SOut n wick; commission
ers, E. 6. Carrier. Berkeley Cain, n
Plamondon, DR. Garrell and w. E
Logan. The election will occur next
Monday.
Yesterday Mat. Rankin, colored. gol
into fight with four other women, anc
tor while made things interesting 70,
her opponents. Then when office
| arrested her she fought him. This morn
ing the woman was interviewed by
Recorder Miller in his court and fnec
500. Dolph Clark, for curSing Officer
was tined S5, and three drunks paid ST
e tCh.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-25
CHURCH STREET.
Tbe City's Force Getting Ready
to DO some Pa wing.

Church street has been rolled between
Trinity Episcopal and Central Metho-
dist churches, and force of hands under
Street Superintendent Henderson began
spreading sand this morning, prepara-
tory to paving the street with brick.
At present the idea is to pave northward
only to the Methodist church, as the
matter of widening the west side be-
tween the church and Patton avenue has
not been settled. The street between
these points is "a feet wide, with no side
walk and the city wants six feet on that
side for a walk. jury will probably
go on the street soon. If no satisfactory
arrangement can be made the entire
street will be paved "a feet wide, leaving
no walk on the west side down to the
Methodist church. There is a sidewalk
on that side the remainder of the dis
tance.
In paving, the Buncornbe Brick and
Tile company's brick will be used, and
the work done by the city 5 force. in the
style of the Merrimon avenue paving.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-25

Committees of Ladies' Preparing
for lhe I7th of NAV.

A number of ladies interested in the
fair to be given by the Asheville Light
Infantry i'll the Farmers warehouse on
the nth of May held meeting yester-
day afternoon in the Y. NJ. c. a rooms
Mrs. Platt and Mrs. Hull were chosen
to have general direction of the prepara-
tious, while the following ladies were
appointed on committees to solicit CON
trihutions Mrs. L. p. McLoud, Mrs.
H. c. Hunt, Mrs w. Z. Collins, Mrs. E.
E. Eagan, Misses Eva Branch, Minnie
Bearden, Sadie Rumbough, Annie
Rumbough, Fannie May Gudger, Mari
ella Davidson, Miss Nelson, Miss Lusk.
Mesdames McLoud Hull and Eagan
were appointed special committee to
secure subscriptions or donations from
merchants. The various committees will
report to meeting to be held in the Y.
M. c. A. rooms Wednesday afternoon OF
next week.
The fair, it goes without saying, in the
hands of such efficient commit tee, will
eclipse anything OF the kind Asheville has
seen for long time. The proceeds will
be applied to the uniforming of the Light
Infantry
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-25
POINTS PERso~AL.
News About the People as Thes
Come and GO.

Come and GO.
w. S. Neil of Yorkville, S. G, is in the
city.
Walter Garden of St. Louis is visiting
Asheville.
Thos. H. Mason is here from Big Stone
Gap. Va, todav-
w. p. Addison OF Greenville, s. c., is
at the Swannanoa.
Barbour LathroP of San Francisco is
at the Battery Park
r. II. Bennett and ]. l.. &. Bird of
Marion are in Asheville.
d. d. Suttle went to Shelby this after
noon on short business trip.
w. w. Barnard and ]. f. Rankin re-
turned from Webster this afternoon.
Or. and Mrs. e. H. Adams and Miss
E. L, Foster of Boston are at the Bat
terry Park for the season.
]. Wiley Shook came in from Clyde
yesterday, shOru OF much of his nous
tache He was recognized, however.
Ex-Alderman r. L. fitzpatrick has re
moved his IA nilv to a residence near the
Sulphur Springs, and will remain there
during the summer. Mr.. Fitzpatrick
will, however, still attend to his busi-
ness in town.
VIM. Strachan, of the plum bing firm of
Kelly & StraChan, left this afternoon.
accompanied by his family and Mr..
McRae, for Glasgow. Scotland, where
they will remain several months. A
number of friends accomp pa uied them to
the depot and wished them a safe voy-
age and pleasan trip.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-25
CRIMINAL. COURT.
VvHm COVvan Tried for AN Assault
ON j. M. Edwards.

> u.
The time of the Criminal court yes
terday afternoon was taken up by the
trial of Vim. Cowan. charged with as
sault on ]. M. Edwards The jury
rendered verdict of not guilty of
assault with intent to kill. but guilty
of assault with deadly weapon.
This morning in the case of State VS..
c. S. Ross, for assault with deadly wea-
pom, the defendant was found guilty and
fined SIS.
State VS.. Joseph Frazier, carrying con-
cealed weapon; defendant submitted and
paid costs. $13. Under the old law.
when magistrates had Jurisdiction over
such cases, the fine could not have been
less than $50.
In the case of State VS.. John Noel, MUIR
der, special venire of so men was Or
dered for tomorrow afternoon at 2
O'Clock
State VS.. T. T Rogers, assault; defend
ant submitted and Judgment suspended
on payment of costs.
RaS. Barnett, colored. was convicted
of an assault on H. c. Dillingham;, on
Ivy. The case was so aggravated that
Judge Carter discarded precedent and
sentenced Barnett to three years in the
county chain gang.
State vs. Noah Melton, larceny of
property growing on land The property
was ginseng or 'sang" as it is commonly
called. Judge Carter assigned Maj. Ma
lone to defend Melton, but it developed
that Melton owned 200 acres of land. 1t
was decided then that Melton could em-
ploy his own attorney. Memb berS OF the
bar had fun out of the case, some of them
suggesting that the Major might take
his fee in sang" The jury returned
ii verdict of not guilty.
E. L. Henry has been chosen officer of
the grand jury.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-25
AID THE FIREN1EN.
Picnic aI the Sulphur Springs
Thursday of Next week

The picnic of Asheville Hose company
No. 1 will take place at Sulphur Springs
on Thursday, May r. The picnic is
given for the purpose of raising funds to
aid the company in going to WIlmington on
in July to attend the annual convention
of the State Firemen's association.
To interest those who attend the pic
mic there will be a fox race, ST eeple chase,
and probably game of baseball.
Refreshments of various kinds will be on
sale.
Arrangements have been made with
the West Asheville and Sulphur Springs
Railway company. whose cars leave the
postofhce every 5 minutes, whereby the
hremen will receive One-half of the
receipts from passenger fares.
Persons who will donate ice cream, l.,
cake or other refreshments for the plCnIc
are asked TO send their names to Capt.
Frank O'Donnell and the articles will be
called for.
The picnic will be held in a lovely spot
near the springs, and a very pleasant
day will be spent by all who go. There
should be large crowd out
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-25
". M. G. A. M alters.

The Rev. w. ]. Erdman will conduct a
question and answer" meeting for men
on Sunday afternoon next at the regular
hour in the Y. NJ. c. A. hall. Questions
will be asked by persons in the audience
and Mr.. Erdman will answer them. The
questions will be of a religious character.
The regular quarterly meeting of the
association will be held in the rooms on
Monday evening of next week. Reports
of all committees will be read, "a n illustra-
ted lecture. it is expected, will be given,
and refreshments will be served by the
Ia adies' committee
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-25
Hello. HeI,O,, uelro..:

New telephones added since publicat lion
of subscribers list. Cut out and paste
in book.
No. 1877. ASheviIle Tobacco Works.
No. 1SS. johnson, =. c, Grocer.
No. So. F. StikelI ther, &. w, res
No. 90, Arthur & Hensie, Green grocer :
les.
No. 1S9, Pearson, A. V, res.
No. 151. holland & Son K. b, grocer.
No. 16. Webb. D. H., grocer.
No. 169, BlOrnberR. l., Model Cigar
Store. c. w THoRNBURGH
MANAGER
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-25

Last Friday Alderman Waddel jok-
lnglv told Alderman Baird. who had
Just withdra wn from the Democratic
ticket, that he had cit her been scared off
or bought Off This morning he informed
Mr.. Baird tina he would withdraw the
charge; that he Mr. Baird) was in the
position of the lrishman who, in battle
showed the w hite fe:tt her. When twittcd
about it the Irishman replied: Path
and Ord rayther be n coward for a few
minnits than to be de ad man for the rist
of me days.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-25
The CxcIe CLAP.

At the meeting of the Asheville Bicycle
club last evening the name of the organi-
zatiou was changed to "Asheville's Cy-
Gle club" John S. Peasants was elected
captain; Clarence Sawyer add ]. S.
Moody were elected first and second
ieutenants respectively A constitution
was adopted and a committee appointed
on a club uniform.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-25

Vim. Price, LuttsviIle. Mo-, writes: Il
was afflicted with sciatica, and had lost
the use of one arm and one leg for nine
years. l went TO Hot Springs and also
tried different doctors, but found no
cure until ] tried Botanic Blood Balm
1t made me sound and well. I am well
known in this vicinity"
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-25

Mitchell, the Mems Furnisher, has un-
doubtedly the largest and most carefully
selected stock of Mems Furnishings in
the city. He makes speciality of Mon
arch and Manhattan . irts, e. & w.
collars, Star shirt waists. Melville Hats
and Hathaway, SOule and Harrington's
Fine Shoes.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-25

meets in its hall this, Tuesday, evening,
25th instant, at S:15 D. m. to celebrate
the 74th anniversary OF the order. A
full attendance is desired All visiting
brothers cordially invited
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-25

Mote this schedul is from depot; take
car at poStOtfice : minutes earlier.
fEXcept SUNDAYS w hen car will leave
Sulphur Springs at 10 resumiug the
regular schedule again by leaving depot
at l a. II.
Cars bet Vveen pOStOtfice and dcpot
every 5 minutes
Cigarettes
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-25
AROUND TOWN.

Washington. April 25.-Forecast till 8
%. m WedneSda V--CEoudy. threa tening
weather, with occasional sho werc; east
to south winds.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-25

Mitchell has in stock the largest aud
most stylish stock of Straw Hats for
men and boys in Asheville. all from the
celebrated factory of Bingham & Hop
kins
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-25

shore 112; Chicago am %orthweste;
12914; NCrfoIk and SSS-S JSs-rl- 29I2: !<Ichmor;
and West Point Tc-u,|'c.-' 9ls' NestS'
-icn 911A
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-25

The celebrated Star shirt W aists for
boys are to be found only at Mitchell's
the Furnisher and Halter, % Patton av-
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-25

To insure change of advertisements
running on regular contract, copy must
be handed In bv q O'Clock 81 m
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-25

In Mems and Boys Stylish Shoe.
Mitchell takes the lead. Hathaway
Soule & Harrington's fine shoes a spe
cialtv.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-25
WHITLOCK CLOTHING HOUSE
CORNER STORE
No. 46 South Main Street.

We tisfed with stock it stands.
Everything is an exclusive style. Ready made
clothing and hats for Easter. Neat, nObby
light colOred suits, single breast, double breast,
cutaway, square fronts, Price Alberts and full
dress suits, styles, perfect fitting, firstclass
materials. You cannot fail to be pleased. In
chdren's and boys clothing have school
suits and Sunday suits; all proper cOlOrs, best
shapes knee pants and long pants, best styles,
and most desirable because priced low Eas-
ter hats. Every body should hats.
soft, stiff straw, the best in the land, suitable
shapes for all. Dress shirts, negligee shirts,
working shirts. Our stock is immense Easter
neckwear, selected with care, and superior to
any stock in be State See them and be
vinced. Waiter and bell BOYS suits We invite
you to inspect stock before purchasing
elsewhere. Telephone No. 1OS.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-25
HRAIIIHraOre NG1rak 30

dull; spot anu Aprii 1714 Nay 75a,
firiner: spot April 491a May 40: white cor
by pie. 81; yellow. 50
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-25

NEW YORK. April 25 -->oLt.n tutu'
MAY, z 46; June, So; Jr!S, 7.6S; Augu
IT'S; Sc epternber. 10
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-25

Try Beauty Bright Cigarettes. You
will like them
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-25

Beauty Bright Cigarettes are tine o:iIy
straight cuts sold for 5 cents pc ,,
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-25
THE MARKETS
chicago N1arIxt.1
&eYx XSsrk NHarkes.

CHIcAGo, April 25-Pork H1ened so
10 wer a 17.6T1a- September now ~ 65.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-25
AshevIIle Markets.

Corrected daily by POWELL n SNIpiR,
W Nho1eSa1c and retail GrocerS These prices
are being paid by the merchants TODAY.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-25

WAS TED-A collie pup. male. Apply at
w A~hcNille Tobacco Works and Cigar
cite com paav. apr25dGt~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-13

OF course IL isn't possible for the ''or-
binary face" Ia become BEAUTIFUL. how
ever much u may tone itself up q at
trsctlyeness-
I, IL. indeed. consoling 10 know that
the average woman may b. winning and
even fascinating by means of her de
meanOr.
Isn't IL good Ia rest assured that she
may win admiration without speaking .
words she has only Ito act
There are two classes OF graceful
women. The grace ~ one is natural aud
that q the other IL required. IL gore
without saying that the original 10
preferable. But the copy" il often most
cultured because AZ IL the result II study
and practice.
There IA an exhilirating influence in
every poi-e and movement prompted
by Spontaneous gracefulness- The en-
;Irely cultivated sort - soothing IN its
effects
D..l YOU ever observe an uncoGsriously
graceful woman enter ropm! She
Seems o. float through space. her arms.
hands. feet and head all IN eminently
pro PER and alluring Pastures he her
drs~s q rustiing -ilsen stud or cinginx
crepe and lace. or heavy velvet stately
In - outlines. or simple cambric-the
fabric naies no difference, "a II -. IN
this case the woman who makes the
dress. To set il forth more definitely, II
- the way she wears her gown instead
81 the garment itself that ~ vividly
noticeable.
but. a. The rude man said. il woman
stumble and ;o-t!e and pause abruptly
snd hitch her gown across the Axmins-
ter. 10 her fsc- ever ~ exquisite IN con
tour ard color. che creates. M the hearts
81 hehol,lers. patty that - not AKIN TO
hove.
1; - an established fact that the
oriental 9omcn II all castles - essen
TALLY graceful Ii may be- that her
manner q garmenting has much Ia do
with b-r freedom and smoothness 0f
movement She ~ reared IN flowing
drsperic= that 10 not IA tho slightest
degree binder or annoy physical action.
Sno - dsyicted 10 Us IN advantageous
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-13
FIVE DOLLARS A MONTH.
DIR. Rankin. Specialist-Offices
in Rooms IL, Ii, IL.
Powers Block.

oossnt mean a cheap treatment or cheap
medicine mediums. Ali medicines used are
prescribed for inii, dual CASES and are Of
superior quality. Every case il treated on
it, merits and there is m Wholesale pre-
scrihins done. DIR. Rankin would also i'm
press upon the public that crowded waiting
room doesn't mean that cases are slighted.
Every patient is given all the time necessary
for proper diagnosis and u rfcct treatment.
The testimonials Published 10y DIR. Rankin
IN the columns Of this paper have been from
gentlemen and ladies of excellent standing.
whose reputation for integrity have always
been unqucssioned. The doctor takes n
pardonable pride in these UT solicited exprcs-
sions OF appreciation from his patients.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-13

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on which uAs iettered her name. In
front Il her place the ribbon coded IN
an exquisite sIiscT wicker basket hiled
With lilies ~ the valley. which. a. she
took up ca leaving the table. brought
also the riolon scarf. NJ this dinnes
the shades Sere white silk. and single
caadlertlrks we're rseFys here on the
table. excerpt IN the center. where sto"l
the cansislatTum.