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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-14
THE FIRE RECORD.
A Duluth Hotel Burned and Three Lives
Lost-Accidenta ut h ansas City.

Duluth, Jan. 13.-The 81. Louis hotel
was burned today and the adjoining prop
erty badly damaged The tire started in
the basement of the st. Louis and
was caused probably by leaky gas
meter. The flames spread with
great rapidity, and many guests had great
difficulty in escaping. There were many
narrow escapes, and many persons were
slightly injured by breaking through win
dOws to reach fire escapes. Several ladies
made their escape very lightly clad and
suffered severely from cold. It was re-
ported at first that four or FIVE lives were
lost, but later this was contradistei.
Late this evening, however, Conductor
Schaeiler, of the 500 line, reported that
Brakeman Preston and Baseageman Beau
Grick. who roomed together at the hotel.
are missing, and there is little doubt that
they perished. It IS also feared that q
sCrubwOman, name unknown, perished.
The Brighton hotel. next door. and other
property in the immediate vicinity, sufF-
cred considerable damage from heat and
smoke. The losses aggregate about S.. 90
OF which about SO, 90 Is in the 81. Louis.
KANSAS CITY, Jan. i3.-Whi.c working
IN the debris OF the Jaccard fire today one
OF the walls fell, burying seven men.
Charles Farris received internal injuries
that may prove fatal. John Crane had his
left arm broken and was badly bruised.
William 'Brien, Coe McCardle ana Matt
Birmingham We're also hurt. but not ser
iousiS.
San ErENAEnISo. Cal, Jan 13-Iast
night EDDY Rouse, = boy 10 wears old.
dropped blazing stick into tank con-
tanning 5000 gallons O: oil. use! for r1nnin:
the engine at the san Bernardino laundry.
4 terrific explosion followed. Eidy Rouse,
Harry Taylor and Billy Edwards were ter
ribiy burned aud are IN critical con!.-
ton. The engineer closed the opening IN
the tank and smothe.ed the dames
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-14

LAKEWOOD, \. j., Jan. 13-President-
elect Cleveland eft New York at 3 40 p M
and arrived here ut $40. Cleveland was
accompanied by Mrs. Cleveland. Baby
Ruth and Francis ". Freeman, of this
place, an intimate friend OF the family.
Cleveland said he came to Lakewood for a
quiet rest, and would not be bothered with
politicians
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-14

Is when the millxrnan is generally late. butt
what care YOU? When YOU have HIGH
LAND ELABORATED CREAM in|
your pantry you sleep late in the morn
ings and prepare Coffee and Cereals, serve
them with Highland'' and you will have as
much nutri1nent if YOU cooked a hearty
breakfast. Try it for infants food 1t never
spoils. 1t is always uniform. EVERY
CAN A GEM.
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IN REAL aaA5 LEST ESTATE


such beautiful views Is being sought afta.
The choicest residence property in the city
without question. Our list comprises ose
block, about four acres. So, 90; grand
views.
One block, twelve lots. $4,000. Thni
choice
Two lots. corner Oak and Broadway
$500. VIII give terms on this.
On Everett street, East Park, choicl
two lots. S1.70o.
\ genuine snap if purchased at once;
lot and half, $3.50; worth 1920.
Eight-room house, s., 500; Your own
terms. House well built and splenda
surroundings.
Two lots that are worth 81. 40; il yc1
have cash. can be purchased Tor 81, 40
Just beyond Beacon Hill We have on
block. Moss addition, II lots. " orth S36l
will sell for s., 200; one-half cash. OF vi
submit offer.
So000 CASH-WiIl purchase six scrs
c-.uuV one mile and half from our ohA
three blocks from street car service; ss0k
six months; S2.000, one year per cent
\ large property owner says he mut
sell something for CASH. We have !
large list Of lots, business property, an
acres. Come IN and you can make . pus
chase on prices three years ago.
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to prepare bills to correct the defects and
supply the omissions III Hills code
pointed oI.t by the supreme court.
Adjourned until Monday afternoon a. 2
O'Clock
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-14

The senate has confirmed the nom, nation o;
George W. Bar,ch 10 be associate Justice OF the
supreme court Of the territory OF iah in place
O. Judge Anderson, whose resignation Is de-
man He'd BY the i psrtnent ri Justice.
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Bloody Political Riots ia Servis.

BELGRAps. Jan. l3-Oae hu@dred servian
Radicals were arrested for ConSp.lcity n the
recent riots. which were much gr1yer t5Ra the
Official reports represented thea. Al Semen.
Ggsa armed Radicals seized the to<c hail. stored
- with large quantity OF arms and foo4 and
tied 70 hold q sgaiusg the government forces
IN IRE fight thirty Radicals were seriously
wounded and several gen sT5aes shot dead
Al Isas,sk, a Radical Was ki.lesz = fga. pe-
tween ihs Radicals and the police.
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Montana Senatorial Eallaf

HELENA, Jan. 13,-Tle joint ballot for
United States senator today res lted:
: nders Rep. -; Clark. Dem. -: Dixon,
Dem. ;; Melville. p9pu..st. 3; pared. ,.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-14

Representative Wilson Secures Promise
of an Appropriation for Ii.

WASHINGTON CITY. Jan. 13.-TSpecial.1 i
Representative Wilson was feeling decid-
eddy comfortable tonight on account of
having extracted from Otiector Holman
the chairman of the committee on appro-
priations, the promise that the sundry
evil bill should carry an appropriation for
the lighthouse at Gray's harbor This
means the early construction Of the light.
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Also complete line Of Comforters ranging in prc
from 75c ST. s125 $3.50 80 1925 up to So An examip
alton of these goods will convince you that our prices
lower and assortment larger than any place else
We should also like to call your attention to on,
magnificent display of Black Dress Goods which we ara
also making special of this week.
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IA Il s--,J.
ABSENT AND not voTISa-a
? Rinehayt


Roth
Wheeler moved that the state printer be
instructed TO transmit copies of each bill
printed TO al state officers. ex-state Off
Gers. judges of the superior court and
county auditors, and that such officers be
invited TO submit recommendations as to
such measures. The motion was lost.
Kerr moved that a committee be ap-
pointed TO draft q township organization
bill. Laid on the table.
Ludden moved to suspend the rules and
pu. senate bill No. 2, providing for ex-
tending the term Of the harbor line COM
mission for sixty days, on its several read
ings and final passage. After debate,
motion by Mentzer TO suspend the rules
30 as to permit the reading Of the bill for
information was carried.
After the reading of the BILL Neergaard
moved the suspension Of the rules, SO as
10 read the bill second time and put it
on its final passage.
Mesny moved as q substitute that the
regular course be followed and that the
bill be referred to the harbor line commit
tee when appointed. The substitute was
lost, 30 TO As.
A vote was then taken on the motion of
Neergaard to suspend the rules, and it
was lost, not receiving two-thirds vote.
following is the vote:
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pool 20 move for postpone ment Of all
clerical appointments until Monday at 2
p. n, 10 which hour the senate adjourned.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-14
YEAs--47.

YkAs-4z
Anderson OF Pierce Mcmillan
Baker McMurphy
Brock McNeg
Burton Nash
Bush of Chehalis Nelson
Bush of Pacific Neergasrd
Cameron Pierce OF Klickitat
Collin Pierce OF Lewis
Dursnt Shade
Edwards Shelton
Egbert sherman
Greeubert Smith OF Douglas
Hard Smith of okanogan
Judsou Smithson
Keller speck
Leo Temple
hidden Tucker
Mead Weed
Mentser Nes,rau
Merchant white
Moore Woodwork
McEiwaiu Mr. Speakse
Mckenzie
Anderson of whstcom Kline
Anderson OF " hiimaA Leitermsn
C01nn Meany
Crockett Morrison
DEM MulSey
Tdmonds Payne
Parrish Roscoe
Foster Saies
Gilman scott
Green Turpin
Hamin Washburn
Eeilker Webb
Toels Wheeler
ksFr Niucheu
The committee TO prepare list OF stand
ing committees and the number of MEM
bers to he appointed on each, reported in
favor of the following:
Agricultural college aud school of science, l.
AprropT!a tlons and claims. IL
Commerce and manufacturers
CONFORMATION aud fees for state and county
oficers. 9
Corporations. other than municipal and rail.
roads, :.
Counties, 3.
Education, g
Fngrossed and eurollei bills.1
Federal relations aud immigration,
Fisheries. =
Forestry, agriculture and horticulture.
Harhors and waterways,T
Hospital for insane and school for detective
youth, q
Insurance,
judiciary. IL
Labor and labor statistics. IL
Medicine. surgery and hygiens.A
Mileage and contingent expenses
Mines and mining. q
Municipal corporations, Il
Military affairs and Soldiers home,
reniteutiary and Reform school,
Printing and upp,ies,7 Z.
Privileges and slsctloas,f.
Railroads, II.
Revenue and taxation. II
Roads sad highways, II.
Rules and order, 6. and the speaker
state university aud normal schools.
state building. public grounds and ubrsry.7.
State school and granted lands, IL
Tide lands, IL
Water. water rights sud irrigation
The report was adopted.
4 report of the committee on mileage,
spuortionlng the mileage ii each member.
was adopted.
Messrs. Meanv. Anderson of Whitman.
Judson, Neal and Parrish, were appointed
20 designate the committee 10 which
clerks shoat be assigned.
Ncssrs Morrison. tudson and I.udden
wee appointed a. the h0nse committee on
Joint rules,
The house adopted senate joint resolu-
ton No. 2, providing ior joint committee
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BLANKETS x BLANKETS
We are selling Blankets at extraordin-
airy low figures.

104 Gray Blankets. n
lo-f Al-"ool Gray Blankets .sa7s
1O-4 Notified All-WOol Gray Blankets. ..........NAl
lo-f travelling Blankets SAT-
III A-WOol White Blankets. .................S7 Sim
124 ATWOOD White Blankets. ..................s 7MI
10-4 ll-WOol Scarlet Blankets ...............s7aI
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Business PrOperty.

60 nm CASH-l20x120. one block from
ou,VVo Pike, a corner, income 500 per
month, 5000 three years az per cent.
So 600 cash. worth So COO
go 0ill CASH-Third street lot near Pike,
o-,VuV $1,000: easy terms; worth $4,000.
S00 01l) CASH-South Third street acor-
c-V.uoV ner, pays Ii per cent. on SO, 600;
come and examine ii; worth 10000.
coz nm CASH-Front street block, COX
o-J,Vuu LII. income $3.50 per month, S60,-
900; worth $4,000.
e. (ull CASH-Wharf and property run
cJ,UVV ming 10 West street, improve
ments cost $4,000; can sell for $4,000 if
sold quick.
& Ann CAsH-WiIl control piece Second
oo.VVV street property, which is offered
$4,000 less than il cost two years ago.
$50. 900 profit IN the deal.
Elm mn CASH - Will buv 60.foot lot,
olu.VuU Second street, with cheap i'm
provements, at price owner paid three
years ago, $50. 900.
Residence Property.
Broadway street is now being graded 100
feet WIDE and very soon people will see
why property around Lake Union with
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yEAs-13.

Anderson OF Whstcon Mcaurphy
Anderson Of Whitman MeNew
Brock Nash
Bush Of Chehslis Nelson
Bush Of Pacific Neergaard
Cameron Pierce of Klickitat
Crockett Pierce of Lewis
Parrish Roscoe
Foster Sallee
EGEaiu Shade
Heiiksf Sherman
Hools smitnson
Hu.f speck
Kari Temple
Keller Tucker
Ludden Tul
Mead Wsshburn
Neany webb
HentZsr Weed
Merchant wesiiau
Morrison White
Eulkey Wheeler
NcKlwain WincheI
Mckenzie Woodwork
Mcmillan NJ. speaker
Mays
Anderson Of Pierce Judson
Baker Kline
Burton Leo
Collin Leiterman
Eowen Mays
DEM Moore
Uursnt Payne
Edmonds Scott
Edwards Shelton
Egbert Smith OF Douglas
Gilman Smith OF Oksnogan
Green Tu-piu
Grsenbeyg
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-29

CncAso. June :s-wh<at opened heavy
and lost tsc in the first half hour to encoar-
age buyers this morning. Cables were un-
changed, the crop reports from most all Sec
tions OF the country we're 6attering. and
little beari>h influence there Was in financial
circles seemed fo have NO power with specu-
lasors There waa NO material recovery at
midday. BSadstreet's rport, showing a de-
crease Of 1000 40 bushels IN the available
stocks Of wheat, had but little effect upon
the later trading. The market rallied Ac
and then sagged again. The close wac Ia lc
lower than yesterday.
Corn opened heavy At nc e6 and then
dropped 1sc further. The weakness con-
tinucd until the Close. last figures being y
"a lie lower than yesterday.
Oats were lower In sympathy With other
grains. The closs vas h6kc below last
night cioee.
Provisions started with little better feel
ing the morning and the outlook was hope
full Pork advanced 1oc and then took an
other step Of Sc tai &oO.2A hut the price
dropped hack TO SD ~ and all the trading
stopped kits advanced i2jsc and lard s1sc,
but the latter dropped hack Sc before
O'Clock. The market kept quiet and easy
during the last hour closing 2oc lower for
pork. - - for lard and Sc higher for ribs
as compared with last nights Close.
Closing prices:
wnsAr-Jane. sac; July. tAxc; Septem-
her. o,t.c-
Coss-Iunc. ssxc; July. se1sc; September.
4Ac-
oAIs-June. se,se; July. cs,lc; September.
&c
Ponx-Juiy. slsa5; September. SOTO.
LAnD--Iune. $50; July. @.35; septem-
Der. slc.z.
Riss-Iune. $50: July. $3.50; sepsem.
ber ys.SA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-29

MONEY ON THE JUMP
h FlSch,sass From . % 50 Per
Cent With cssst Ess~
MARKET IS vfaY fsfslE
Afses . FesertsA ~ - nspksss
Choss. Aeavt,g ~ 6scastsass
Usak snA Much ExctssA
MARKET IS vtaY FefBlE

NEv Yoxx. June A-nnasy % call
active. raging frQu 10 10 50 per crnt;
last loan IT ~ Per cent and closing 10
per cent bid
Posted rsssa eAsexols&}s.
Government boods sesolly-
Barring one o. two feeble rallies the
stock market sss heavy sad unsettled
throughout the day. Tho trading eie-
msnt. which il stiIl bsarish. we're even
more demonstzti,s ia thsir stocks than
usual. owing to the further break Of loc
IN silver certificates and tho mercantile
embarrassment reported In various
places u the west. Selling for Chicago.
Boston and London accounts accelerated
the downward movement ia prices at in
tersalA The favorable tssfhc returns Of
many roads failed 70 exercise any APP
preeiable innuence. Denver 4 Rio 0fands
pref scored The greatest decline, drop
pug % 10 she This sharp break Was due
IA the icar taat the ciosing up OF ths silver
mines oecause Ut ios ptsccs of The metal
wiIi seriously diminish the comrarys re-
eesptA Speculation lsft Of fessrish aud
weak. The total saies ware 17l.6s1. inelud-
ing ~, ~ unlisted
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-29

Dr. NJ J. DAVE IL prominent physi
cian ~ Lewis. Css- c0unts. Iowa. and
has been sxfively engaged IN the prsc-
fsce - medicine 81 that place Tor the
past thirty Eve years. Ga the 9th ~
Nav. While IN De- Nosne- en- route -
Chicago. ne sas ssss'sieniy taken with an
attack - disrrhoa Hsviog sod Cham
besisins Cells Cbcaers sasa BiaFrhra
Remedy for the ps-t se~enie~n years
SD know3n9 - f~sssh9iits. ne procured
a - cent bette. fso 4 49, q whieh cnna
plssefs carcd hin. sThe excitement ana
change q water and diet incident 20
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-29

NEw Yoxx. June -. FI.ovn Quiet
and weak; winter wheat low grades. Si.95
g. - per cwt
wnxAr-Active, lower. No. red store
and elevator. s0)zc. Closing: June. s05ac;
july, 7@sc; August. .Sac: September,
s5sse; October, ssac; December, Os<c.
tokx-Q1iet. weak. closing: June, 4. Nc;
July. s7>sc; August, Sc; September l9<c
oArs-weak at h@ic declipe, fairly act
i've. spot prices: No 2. assss54c; No. 9
white. s5sc.
LAHD-Quies. steady western steam closed
as $3.50 asked; city. 81.
fckx-Fair demand, steady; new mess.
81. Tia 1910.
czxus-sluiet and steaiys stste large
white. .ltasc.
CovvU-Options opened Arm. unchanged
to 10 points up; closed steady 10 3teD
points up June. Si5.soa 15.d0; July, $io.s5
'si5.5o; August. $l5.4Oa i5.t0; September,
Sia->5sa ia.is: December, $l5.u0<e 1915. Spot
Mo iirmer. quiet; No 2. i65<c.
SuoAs-kaw. dull, steady: fair refining,
Sssc; centrifugais, ~ deg. test. sac; refined
quiet, steady.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-29
a Now Certain Cure for piles.

A New Certain Cure for Piles-
We Go not intend 10 indorsc any cxcc.'
articles Of genuine merit: we therefor
take pleasure in recommending to suffer
ers from Piles in any form. prompt aGG
permanent cure. The following letter.
speak for themselves:
Mrs. Mary c. Tyler, Of Herpner. Ore,
writes: One pkg. OF Pyramid Pile Cure
entirely cured ire of piles from which
have suffered for years. and have never
had the slightest return Of them since.
Mr.. K. 0'Bricn, Rock Bluffs. Ncb..
says: The pkg. OF Pyramid Pile Cure
entirely removed every trace OF itching
piles ! cannot thank you enough for H..
The Pyramid Pile Cure Is q new. Ger
tain PAINLESS cure for every form OF piles.
Il Is safe, sure and cheap. Any druggis'
viii set Il for you II you ask him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-29
Hsechan. 8 Pills for a bad liver.


DULf.aM's MEDICINE Co.--Gentlemen
I take great pleasure in sestifying in
behalf al Dullam's Great German Blood,
Liver. Stomach and Kidney Cure. |
can safely say that | never took such
medicine as that IN cleanse the liver.
stomach and kidneys ] was suffering
for years with biiiousness. indigestion
and loss of appetite and sleep One
bottle did for me more good than six
months other treatment. and | feel II
my duty to testify ia its behalf. ~
others may try it and get cured.
Yours Truly.
WARsES +. RUSSELL.
Contractor and Builder. Flint. Mich.
For salc at Scribncr & Aldworth's
drug store, 73 Monroe street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-29

rsros Stock YAnps. Chicago. June 2s.--
Cattle - keSsipts. 5000: market steady;
common to extra Steers. A.0Aa5.s0: stock
ers and feeders. =. i0sa 40; COWS and heifers,
Sltneti5.
Hogs-Reccipts- 2f.oW; market weak, SC
lower; heavy. $5.osds3O; mixed and me-
diuu. sS.e5sse. q: light. 81. s5sC-3n
shesp-Receipss. l2.uUo; market steady /:
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-29

Royal Ruby Eve Whisky IL free
foom al foreign favor and adulterants;
naturally ripenel and mstured by
eleven wears stprage IN wood. u ~ "a
I've a. j. q Rye. and costs no more
thzn inferior BRANDS. Try II and you
vii rssrr te satisfied 10 use any other.
A pure eli whisky is always free from
fusii al. which - a poison. and should
ut - ta<ea into the system. Ago
eliminates q from the spirit 81 ovids
tiep. and IL = converted into fragrant
,thrf~. which give the bouquet To
~hisSy.
When you want whisky Tor medicinal
ms ycu want i pure. Royal RUBY
Re j. guafsntcod pure in every par
tcular. and Recommended for the 10
valid and the e5nsalesreBf. Bottled at
dis..liery1 el25 per quart bottle.
RpfAL WINE Gu. CHicsoo. For
nae ~ SesibGsg & Aldworth. druggists
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-29

rospoS. June 2a-The grain markets
opened this morning irregular. AZ Liver
wheat wss quiet and steady. Corn firm. sd
higher. nut not active. Cargoe> 81 Cali
fornia wheat unchanged. floating csrgoes
II wh.sat oascs A. Mark Lane wheat and
corn we're a turn easier. The frenchmarkcfs
were unchanged. The weather in the United
Kingdom ~as shosery.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-29

>sI~stss-sstar A star. 10 inches. clear. 81
per thousand.
No. ?. five inches clear butt. s2-ss i-r
Thousand.
sound husf. 81 - per thoussnd.
Call shingles. Al PER thou-and.
Iath. No. white pine ...............f3 nf,
Lash. No z white pine ............-... 40
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-29

NJ. Jsnxs Kelly. from Roscrsa. Kings
county. Ireland. vii introduce fos the
frst time ~ this country o. any stnge
his two nutes known 10 the nunical
world - third and concert each nOts
being distinct, lending 10 the ear =
beautiful sound - an orchestracioa.
This sentIomsn IL m artist and worthy
the sanction Of ali good lovers q good
music: viii positively appear At hsrry
wood's bsnsfit Thursday night. June -
1T Smiths opera house.
Harry Hooper and X g. Housinger,
both gentlemen from Hooper Bros-'
horse sh,ssing place. corner Waterloo
and LOUIS streets. viii turn - shoes
against tirae. which will beat the worlds
record tor tl50.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-29

That The otherwise beautiful girl should
have such bad teeth. And AL hecause
she did Dot nse St)ZoDoNr. II costs
- little IA buy il considering the god il
does and its benefits stretch out into
her future life. Poor gsrli
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-29

pvraorr. Mich. June cs.--whsat--No. .
red cash. s4s.c s>ked: July. CSC asked: Au-
gust. s7s,c; september. So14; No. white
cash. e5ste.
Corn--Sa. :. cash. 3eifc.
Oas~--No. 2whise. cash, s5ifc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-29

wrpxsspsY. June y Nothing new
can be said regarding the condition Of
the grain market from that reported yes
,erslay. "a IL remains weak and unset
tied. There is slight decline In wheat
n Detroit. hut not sufficient To affect
the market here. Wholesale grocers
are reducing their stocks in refined
sugars. which are in mild demand. 10 a
hand to- mouth basis on account Of
monetary disturbances. which show no
signs % shating in stringency. but rather
grow worse. II 10 thought by July fthe
hand n. mouth basis ought 10 be nearly
reached. when a more active daily de
mana should result fcr Juty and August.
taxing all production at its sources
without any necessity sor consi1nmenfs
or snrplss. Raw sugar NJ New York IL
au,et ard unchanged Farm produce IL
daily becoming mere plentiful at re
auesd prices. Cherries are h~coming
more plentifai. and large crop is fast
r,p.nirc. They are Frc~ held a. f96
cents Per quart Reyis~d quotations.
follow
Farm Pvs~3wco
N.rtx sraxs-Nssoc pr reand.
Nspss syn r--sssfs1. ~ per esilou-
Rrtrys--f5c PER pound
F.sa---is,sc ger dorm
I.nr.rp~.-sdr p~r h.r-hei fsss Old
Nr~ Fr,s~sscs8f1 per sn>h~t
Tss<srs- 80 "a rer desrr eezrcse>.
rskss--Hand- pitched. u. - per bsssheE
no<ss-Fsnsry -hite. sec r>r pound.
frrrrc. lssc Ger poaaa he;hess~s.
81 e~s hss<teA
p,ssfEr- l:sr 49, dcHsa.
s<s-rxAes -t3c psr bss-eet fo- ue~.
FnF1xwr-<c per pcana-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-29

osseiise sftea psodses . darvh9s-
Every sns shouid penrurs h<atie Il this
reusedy bsese isasing hosps. Fog sAls
b. y. J. Wurshsry. druggist. No s.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-29

Buy Dullam's Great German IS cent
Liver Pills. forty in each package. at
Scribner & Aldworth's 73 Monroe street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-29

Buy Dullam's Great German - cent
Cough Cure at Scribner 4 Aldworth'S
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-29

Buy Dullap's Great German % cent
Cough Cure at - L. Scr;bner * Aid.
worths 8, "a Monroe street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-29

d the eoasiaual rub. rub. rub
bing. over = dashboard in the
old way with soap. that wears
your clothes and makes hard
work.
PSsy!iss is the new way. and
does away with the rubbing.
Is j. as safe as il is sure: be
sure TO get Pssyisxe-nothing
else. and you will be safe. .
0uwass u Lml:stspaA - JAN - PYLE MI