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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-02-25

The Atheulan Archaeological -.
r.fu tas tanHi aut ,nme eacava
tnnt Hu thf Hfr ni ancieal OurIalh
wbrh have tuan'iel Ia che discovery
af 4 considerable halliins htluuz|Rs
ta Ihe afth .F siklh century a 81
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-02-25
Road and River Cycle.

The combined tricycle. and boats
shown in the figure is an American
invention for road and river travel,
described in Cassell's Magazine. Twin
boats are fastened to a tricycle. hay
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-02-25

Fully one hundred tons Of Canadian
poultry were landed Ia Liverpool dur
Ing one week ltarriycd In splendid
condition aud sold az about I { cents
d pound
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-02-25
AFRICAN GAME.
The Story OF Our Prslrtes Being Repeated
In the Dark Continent.

Africa is the habitat of the ante
iope family in regard TO beauty va
riety and numbers. Unfortunately
with the advance Of the white man
the story OF the prairieS of this coun-
try is being repeated in the dark con-
tinent, and game, that in countless
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-02-25

England Is said OK make enough
llnau lelf.f t4 enwup the auh sr,.
Nnftem times
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-02-25

All che gold in The world could bo
stored Iu a tolm "a feet square and
"a feet deep
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-02-25

Howard was in predicament when he
next saw Katherine. For some reason
or other he could not settle down to
work. II was absurd that thinking about
katherine should make it impossible 20
paint. BY abolishing her individuality
from his mind, he had made great strides
with his picture. Now that lac hal be
gun to notice her again, he could do
nothing
"Pshawr he exclaimed, throwing
aside his brush. "Miss strong. it's no
use, my mind is occupied with some
thing else, aud perhaps you'll be glad Of
a rest to-day"
Katherine rose compOscdly
Just a. YOU please, MI. Howard ;
good morning"
ooh / don mean 90 hurry youaWay, "
cried Howard "lour carthage l. gone,
and sou maY ~ we'll wait far ID AZ usual,
| want to talk with you suppose |
have Sour pefmIsslaa Go seHd lhs rleluro
to tha Alaiemy ln lhe spra4'
"uf Hufse N yuu alsh IL kHhor
.ur aFai Hteg to Ihe easel ~ Is better
thaH fHlr lIhr emk d e nHf Hos
m8Hf m.la sIif'Hss SIN FNH Heoi
Hlf a Hat 800 H4 afhef aHk. nhi
ilneFd hn saas mf 4nb ilaa s iH
rl.t HaH HHan tmih h mf 8Hhhf.
ia.l HHih HaIE i ui'.m NN 'fHt
HtHtt tHfI sHNH IHW .H Nr
WN HM Ht 5000
kn tH E #"s H
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-18
wsm~s with ssy.,ers~ni Knees.

! read somewhere the other day that
this winters new gowns will have u
wadded lining. reaching foot or moro
abovo the hem. 90 prevent cold or rheu-
matism. which il today u general coI,-
plant among my sex. Very many wosn-
On are rnquestionably victims 90 aching
limbs. but now learn the physicians
call this trouble hysserical knees. or that
70 IL an affection Of the nerves conferred
&C that joint. Certain it IL that in this
cold climate women do 60 about insult
Acicntly protected. just as children did
before their long lcggings were intro
duccd. Again and again. with Shout
dsrs weighted under furs, with heavy
eat, muff. boa ard veil. they will 60 out
IN small blizzard having nothing stout
or thaa silk stocking guarding ankle to
knee. It may be one of those pretty in
cons;stencics that make women 80 charm
ing. but am satisfied ono thickness Ok
flannel would rout NIL the hysteria in Gil
the knees now causing the owners so
much scomfort.-American W0Ean's
Illustrated Journal.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-18
Citizen Train Is Happy.

speech is silver, but silence is gold
en-, said George Francis Train at the
Palmer House yesterday, land I am
going to relapse into silence again. For
II years ] refused to speak to man
or woman, and I am going back to
New York on scalper's ticket and in
Madison square resume my old occupa-
ton Of silence. have had good time
in Chicago. have lived ut hotel and
had nice room on the first floor. count
ing from the top Of the building. Five
hundred servants of the hotel have been
at my beck and call. Tho mucilage
pot, pen and ink and stationery have
been supplied me. all for 81 day.
When am hungry, l go down to a
lunchroom and get plate Of wheat
cakes and cup OF coffee for Is cents.
am happy and have solved the prob
lem of living. Chicago Tribune.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-18
Nc INT f I. E: || ||)!

Miscellaneous.
Some other good solid stuff for
daily use:
20 pieces fine bingham, SC a
yard, worth Zoe.
1900 yards calico, SIC a yard,
worth &c.
1900 yards pcppr. muslin,
4lc a yard, worth &c.
1000 yards of toweling, &c a
yard, worth &c.
1000 yards cotton flannel, Acc
yard, worth &c.
handkerchief fail to
look at this line. We show the
most complete assortment. and
we are giving you exceptional
values for the money.
Beautiful line of Indian bas-
kcts-prices sacrificed for money
come and see.
Look at our Japanese goods.
They are elegant. dainty, and
they are being rapidly sold.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-18

Omcsao rrWreessasa oe the hoard - a.
pesssssss-rhara Day Coscsud,ed.
The committee on poor farm sub
mi'tcd the following report which
on motion was received and adopted:
Your eomaittre "a p,or farm c m. would re.
p,cshat they have exsmiord aIi ea.taa perses..
sd@fas' them. ssd Frccmm-ad tse payn~ss AZ
the following. sad TIT thu al ii b, ais~e,ed 10
issss order. foe the several suosuo IN IT, 49,.
d le1a e.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-18
CITY CHAT.

W.T. IklCU
Rich cut
Rich cut glass
nich cut gloss ut Ramsers.
Municrs at the London.
slipper sale a, Dolly Bros.
Nice neckties only 20 cents at the
London.
Finest line of Md gloves at the
London.
Ncckwear Of every description at
The London.
Gentlcmcn's' slipper. 50 cents at
Dolly Bros.
Xmas presents by the thousand at
the London.
Japanese ware sale this evening
at Mclntirc Bros.
t'ncolorcd Japan tea zoe pound
at Nepka n sons.
The Indications for tomorrow arc
warmer weather.
Underwear. positive value u. for
Soc. ut the London.
Sterling silver combs and hair pins
at j. Eamser 4 Sons.
Every body can have slippcrs-only
80 cents pair at Dolly Bros.
Call at Emig's and leave your
measure for suit or overcoat.
Smoking jackets worth from $3.50
90 $3.50. for s.. ut the London.
Underwear. good value. for $3.50.
now only as cents at the London.
Artistic designs in Nmas gifts-a
large variety. e.. y. Huckstaedt.
Smoking jackets worth $l2 to els.
your choice for Slo. at tho London.
Big bargains in sideboards. dining
table chairs. etc. q. u. nuckstaedt.
Miss Cecilia Kerwin. formerly Sis.
ter Mary Regis. has gone to Denver
90 visit her sister.
Give sensible Nmas present. a
place To buy them.
Our Christmas present to our GUS
toners is n pair Of slippers for 30
cents. Dolly Bros.
Tp'' uCtlutut ttl' INSURANCE. IbpllCN
with Doe suspendcr-. Call and see
what II is at the London.
Tuesday. until noon. McCabc Bros.
will present n pair Of hid gloves free
60 each purchaser of a cloak at $500
or over.
Pants. good value. for $500 and
$500. only $500 this week. n dandy
Xmas present. this week only at the
London.
Accident life insurance policy for
$500. good for three months. with
every pair Of suspendcrs. only soc. at
the London.
Jean Patricot. the Partisan artist.
accompanied by his wife and child.
Is visiting at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Common.
Crowding past the limit Of former
years business. Tuesday. until ~
o'clock noon. n pair Of best hid
gloves with every ladies' jacket or
coat mt McCabe Bros
Fred woltman has just received
another lot Of ladies' chatclaine
watches. and wishes to announce
that he has also number of useful
articles suitable for Christmas pres.
ents. such as watch chains. set rings.
souvenir spoons. fine silverwarc and
gold and silver watches Of the best
makes. u will pay you to call and
examine his stock before purchasing.
10 you want anything in his line.
x. Champion will shortly after the
first ~ the year vacatc the building
Mt 1873 second avenue. occupied by
him for the past ~ years. and seek
. smaller storeroom. which will an
swcr his purposes fully rs well. The
store so long held by Mr.. Champion
will he taken possession ef by another
Rock Island mercantile house. and
the change will involve other remov-
ais in Rock Island business houses.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-18

Hoods sarsararilla has cured many
ofiiicted with rheumatism. and we
urge all who suffer from this disease
to give this medicine a trial.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-18
Bath l0QMS

Baths Of all kinds. including
Turkish. plain. shampoo, cleo
tric. clectro-thcrmal. etc, NAV
he obtained at the Sanitarium
Bath Rooms. on the first floor of
the Harper House.
ROOMS OPEN.
z For l.MdiesA-From 3 a. m. to
IL m. on week days. For Gen.
tlcmcn-From 6 a. m. TO 1880 a.
m. and from p. m. to 9 p. m.
on week days. On Sundays the
rooms will he open from 6 a. m.
to II n. m. for Gentlemen only.
Electric and Elcctro-thermal
baths may be obtained Mt any
time during business hours.
Gymnasium connected with bath
rooms.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-18

Asruva GooDRicu.
surr -. to4D.
T. u. LET'S,
Committee.
Board adjourned.
HyALMAR KOHLER.
County Clerk.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-18
Tuesday, Dec. 70.

Tuesday, Dec. 10.
This will be the gala wo,,.
We are going to help Won MEX L
an easy time to decide ON cav Law"
mas presents. '''>'-
A CHRISTMAS OFFERING.
A Silk Dress,
A Wool Dress,
A Silk Umbrella.
A Pair of Blankets.
Table Linen,
Napkins,
Chenille Covers.
Lace Curtains,
ClOaks.
Jackets.
A MONEY SAVER
70 per cent OFF Tuesday Ia,
-. Come in the forcnoo, =.
possible. Il
: ....
:2o-We Can Make You Rom. -, 49,
Come and See.
=
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-18
THE ARCADE.

Cigar Store and Billiard Parlor.
Alwsys a hand the Aneet brands Of Auueese
End imported eipafs. An brands Il tobacco.
The seoss Of III The bail games viii BE- received
daily.
L. 0LOCKHO1T, Prop.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

cmcAao. June %. July wheat ,opened
M CO.. c. sold at G6&e. fell To 661<c and back
a. e54c. September sold early ~ 7lAc, fell
Ia .oetc and hack to 7lzcs The difficulty In
making lorns seems To be the greatest d<tri-
ment 10 prices. Tho Close was A@lc lower
than last night
Corn opened higher on the report that
France and Germany wero taking steps To
remove the import duty. Tho market
turned very weak during the last hour and
July touched 4fxc and September l3lsc. but
reacted and closed sslalc lower than yesstcr-
day.
Oats were quiet and lower. The malkct
started at DC for July and hymed up to Nc.
shortly before ! o'clock II was selling nc
30c. Tie market continued quiet up t0 the
close. June closed &c higher than last
night, but July and September were A,d5Sc
lower.
Hog products were generally easier, but
very duh for pork at &20.S6 for September.
Lard was lower at $10.5.jssd i0.i2h for Sep
tember. Rits sold to <s.&21<. There was
dullne<S and weakness during the last hour,
the market closing 5ta25c lower all round.
Closing prices:
wnzAr-Iune. s4slc; July. s5,<c; sepsem-
Der. TO-. &c.
CoxS-Iuns. siNc; July. ai5sc; September.
f3A.c.
oAIs-unc. sohc, July. aoc; September.
3ss-e.
Possibly. solo; September. So.s5.
Lakp-Iune. $40; July. $50; Septem-
Ter. 5000.
Rlss-Jaae. $3.50; July. 500; scptem-
h,r 80
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

Dsubs 5Asswa - - nspsse - usAeHs
BnoaGv0ene
Il hsslisvs thai Hilda u engaged ~
usrksd The gin with tho ruil,es On he
SKIRT
~why, did shs positively dsuy II.
querisd the girl with the graAs grssa
YlovssL
Didn't ask her. Inotice. though. thae
Ghs thinks that every man that looks Is
Der b In love with hsr.r
''Oh: Well. Jon may b righk have
noticsd that there u always bunch "
ROSES IN hsr window nowsdAys.s
Yea. and she hes begun to spcak Of
Arthur ~ s1fr. Smytbe.'"
''Co,ne TO think Of II. chs dosa he
w~s there when IN IN 10 borrow her
new shirt pattern ths other day. ] coald
go tha1 she had been crying"
"YWf ] wooaee why man slways
looks ~ supEssnoly foolish when he b
nrst cngagsd-he always - kind of
a sposoge<ic air.s
perhaps h nesns 10 spologiss 10 TIE
other CIR Tor MT having aslred them
FIRST. " Suggested the girl With the gras
green glov1s. ;
Maybe. notice that no one really
takes any interest in IN engaged man
except perhap tho florist. Il II differ
emit with . girf though"
'Isn't it2 The fact that she Il ticketed
taken seems to odd 70 . mans interest,"
Now. there was Julia-you rememhsr
Julia7-
"Yes. plain little thing dressed IN
black-the men went Wild over her."
didn't theya and all bccause she gave
out that her heart was buried In tho
grave Of the man she was engaged to"
Il remember the girls used to call her
the 'brcvet widow"
ibid you ever have . widow for
chaperonr suddenly asked tho girl with
the ruf1es on her skirt.
"No. why do you ask?'
Because have. and Il is ever 20 much
nicer. It saves you lots of mistakes, and
besides she has no husband to coufide In.
% your little tricks are not In danger Of
Being repeated to tho other men before
you have perfected them"
Tho girl with the grass green gloves
rubbed her nose thoughtfully. II b.
lievo you arc right. she said. ~ once
had . perfectly lovely Irritation spoiled
Just because my chaporon's husband told
tho man that blondined my hair every
Friday morning."
How Perfectly horrid! And you had
told himy'
THAT golden hair was hereditary In
my family and that I always spent FRI
day morning in the kitchen learning to
cook"
What shamei Lookl Hero comes
Hilda. and Arthur is with her."
Il see, and they seem to be quarreling
desperately. Yes, they are undoubtedly
engaged. Chicago Tribune.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

MONEY ON CALL WAS ACTIVE

Nsv Yoxx. June A.-Money on call
active. ranging from . - - per cent;
iast ioan AZ > yer cent and closing a.
Tered 1t 3 per cent
Hnessf rHssa. e4-63f94sh
t;svcrumens bs,n1e Arm.
Speculation - tbs stnck exchange Was
quiet again to-day. the saiss u stocks
footing up oaly l3Soal shssss. while tho
trading in railway and miscellaneous
shsrcs amounted 10 but $50 A
further break in sterling exchanges and
talk u imports u gold at an early date,
and this. togethes With . let up in the
rates for money near the elose. when call
loans fell 10 6<5o per cent. brought about
little rally.
The announccment that the Bank of
Commences had applied ~ the clearing
hosa~s lnan committee foe u .0Daou In c~r-
tificste~ had mn influence. Nov that the
Hank IT Cemu,sres hes shown tbs way
smaller Institutions and Others not In a.
god shape fnanc1aily will probably follow
suit and money In consequence sh0uld ease
up In mercantile cirlss- In tbs loan de-
parsment active ssocks lent nt So - per cent
Tor carrying. Tho market irft Oh weak.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

Are not more widely distinct than the
standard tonic stimu.ant and Alternative,
Ho-.eiter's Stomach Filters. and the cheap
and fiery local bisters which the unscrupul-
ons vendors foist upon the unwary as nedi-
Gated preparations with remedial properties.
The latter are usually composed in the
min Of half rectifed alcoholic escitants.
with some wretched drug combined to dis
guis- their real flavor. and are perfectly
ruinoiis To the coats Of the stomach. Hos
letters Stomach Bitters. on the contrary.
has for III basis choice spirits Of absolute
purity, and this is modified and combined
with medicinal extracts Of rare excellence
and botanic origin. which both invigorate
and regulate the bowels. stomach and liver.
They effect u radical change In the dis
ordered ply steal economy. which is mani
Tested ty "a speedy improvement in the
general health.
u. H. 4 l. solid train leaves for Chi
caso at 800 a. N. daily except Sunday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

New Yoax. June -. : FtouH = Easier.
more active winter wheat, low grades.
81. xst1zt5 pr cwt
wskAI-rairly active; closing; June.
11ac. July. IKE; August, ss,sc; Septein-
Der. Tie; Dccemt<r. &Ac-
CosS->teady; Closing June. sssse; July,
5os.e; Aueuss. size; September. 81 &C.
OArs-t(uics. firm. Spot prices: No. ,. ~;
No white, tOe; No. =. Chicago, So; No.
8. 3sc; No. 3 white. 3sa td39,Sc.
LAHD-Vaict, easy; western steam closed
sf SID. losa lo.u6c.
f'oxx--More active, steady; new mess,
ST. s<sa 5tto.
Cnsxsx STEADY; state large white. ssla
sac.
Cosvxs-Options opened dull. unchanged
To- ~ points down closing barely steady at
Z la ~ poin,~ down. Spot Rio dull, steady |;
No. :. l6,sniss<c.
SreAx-Raw. firm and duh. Refining,
axe; eenirifagals. - deg. test, 4isc; refined
fiSn, fairly active.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

Sing a song of sixpcnce.
a bottle full of rye.
Four end twenty guests around
IT. exceliency 90 try.
When the bottles opened
And they find the liquor pure.
Everybody cries at ouce---
aEoyal Ruhy" surel
"Royai RubyF Rye Whisky
Is rve that's pure. old and
mellow. Eleven years storage
IA wood before bottiing gives
II smooth. oily aud pleasant
flavor The coupoi>senr always
calls for u. Duality guaran-
Heed $50 per quart bottle.
RoYAL WINE CD.
Chjcagts
Fer sale ~ Scriisnef s. Ali.
woftlf. druggist
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

Tsrsnay. JunJ %. The local market
for grain continues dull and much de
pressed. although corn Is somewhat
stronger al an advance,<of cent.
Oats have al-o advanced cent and
rye has fallen cents. Transactions
are light. very little 81 either kind u
grain being offered. Buyers arc not
snxious 10 invest very freely just now.
prcfersing to wait until the state II the
money market becomes a little more set
tel and price, rule more stcady. How
ever. they take all that is offered nj
quoted prices. Corn meal has risen
from els b. si9 per ton. New cabbage
h ia good supply. large crates bringing
from Anglia Strawberries arc
plentiful at resiucsd rates. IL quart cases
being held at el - The warm weather
has materially iessened the sale ~ fresh
meats. hut poultry and fish arc in good
demand. The market !. veil supplied
al far rates We quote.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

Farm Produce.
Mars -sssss- 90 fne p~r psafnd.
NaFts sxsrr-rs<ftl 90 r~r gallon.
flrttxa fsttisc pr f~tpu.i.
FFste--f1e pr do<sn.
f',sfkFos~ - ref sn,~hel
>r~ Ps.s-~-sc F~s hssstssi.
Efsxsrs- - per siuseH isn~Ar&.
BASS Hans pirssl. 81 = p.r t'ss-hel
fIsxsr -Fsassr shite fs-c p<s tossa.
fsrrvs.- Head. f.es hethois~, ior p~r
Fssfad.
Pssa 81 - tef aos~8
<ft.kra ~ pr fss-hs, fcs w..
fesssA~f psf t,pons4
R,nrenss sfsfl,r vrs ds<ea snaeies.
Avs ~ ssff = trs hss-esh
t<a<re A. - p~r tsess~s; ss>sn. Asinr
osaassr fasr~ esafsss. = Esfs -
-. ss.@sat@s fsrsssd 49, ~ nsftya
Asfxe far4s - yrf 4es@ss>
tsfsassss- .sE<s - 80 aoses bsaeh~s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21
AlnerIca's Great Danqee


said an s.ninent EngIiAh sei<nsiss recensly:
can people ~ day y ND the ps<ribls s<top-
nation. or the sprsad Of socialism, or the
All sh<z< are bad enough, 10 be sure, bat
they are - nothing sDmpzrci 90 the terrible
Eafional sisssss 1 had almost said natienal
crsne ~ orerxork. The mad rush f,r
wealth i SET At killing pace, and thousands
Cali By the cay every year.
yss ara likely 10 he one 81 The vietins I
iEox 80 se know Because i, il The sxcep-
tea - 6ni a nan or ~onzn OF adult sge in
t~fseet heath. Hervegs Disorders are
spreading With Fearful rapidi,v. Among the
.smstoals. aFe-backzths,. Biiieusn~ss Cold
iiss.ls .nd Feet. DIZZINESS. Hot FLASHES,
fiuuerii,y Sensation. Painting, Headache,
HysisTis, isrifsbility of the Heart. Mean
ehoiy. Failing Memory, fslpiiafion. Rheu-
nzssssus. short Breath. Sierplc-<ness, Ssr-
vsos Dyspepsia. Sexual IebiIisy. Fits. e<c
XIV q A C4saoIi. pastor First Bsptiss
Csur<h, Yellow Springs. o.. writes n follows:
. Aass usci Or. Mis- Restorative Nerviae
fof the p.st III nzonths. Ind il acts like
. charm Ga the whole nervous system
have n0t foani isssquai In giving Immediate
sei.~f. TT. stiiss liftis Nerve sud Live
rsIls only need trial and they will recon-
mend fhemselyrs to be the bet pills ia tes
market
~Fcr Eve years have suffered from Nss.
vsus Proar,tioo, wa unable TO work %
sleep The xrst dose Of oe. Mice nostosa-
tire UorvIae gave me relief. AMI ono thou
sand dollars would not coyer the coed IL q
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

rxtox Srocx YAkD-. Chicago. June 90
Cattle Receipts. $500; market steady;
comuson Ia extra steers, 81. 900 SEQ; stockcrs
and feeders. S2.50td4.5O; cows and heifers,
si.tsttnu.
Hogs-Rsceipts. 1900; weak, 10c lower;
heavy. Ss.Ssas.tO; mixcd aud medium.
s..a-'sa 4. So light. t;.sGas.2
Shccp - Receipts. 10000; barely steady I;
goor ~ choice. <2.s5ta 500; laInbA sl-25,a
6n5
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

Dxrxor. Mich. June D.--whoat--No.
ca-h. ssiSc: July. 6s,kc asked; August, CO.. C
asked; No. white, Gosh. &c bid.
Corn-No. 2. cash. Ale.
oats--No. white, cash. 3sAc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

:. Y1ash's ssb 81 l1s 4 > ssd 8. ~
Gues II. Nilzase - s<n4rs II. Ne
Nee. "a ioxs 8 And 7. III J, Hd-
hsook : odd ............-......
xxxy Atlrsaa 70 Geesss 4. fiteh.
M :, silisss S<szfh Grad kspids-
George ~ harkes a. frsd W. Gold
smith. ioe 1 hkrhes = tedd<fs
tsss... 1.;, :. ,;....,,.i 6..,,..,.
e1,sw 80 - >1t -......-...
Nellie ;. xuEsoa ~ John Goidness
u 60 n su -........----.-...-..
Eilen Y. chApf~l " William Mains
pnsis. Y. sre Us II.
Ckarbs & InnsAis ~ Nicha<s Hal
pine, n ,ns y. s~c $40, .s
Mary A. X haBess "a William J.
frefenlrk. n 80 X59.........
George H. kiTtAnd 10 6esTit J.
Wensil4k, y ~ II - . II y -.
So v, SO 3s-s u. .-..--..-...-.-.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

r>oxpos. June sO.-The grain markets
o,.sned this morning steady FOE wheat and
hrner for corn. A. Liverpool whea. was
quiet hu, steady: corn steady. Lnndon-car-
go..- "a California wheat unchanged. Wheat
on passage firm bsst not active. The French
markets were quiet but steady.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

suxsrss-siar A Star, 10 inches, clear.
81 Per shoassna.
No. .. i've inches clear butt, t2.25 per
thousand
Sound butt. 81 .15 per thousand.
Gull shingles. n p~r thousand.
LAIN 20. w'slfe pine. .k,-t6
lath. No white pine ............. 40
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

tHEsSF-E ufI trfifIff. IsFt7FF IT+sCs
CANNED Goops 81 ia so per dox;
tomatoes. $i-35o1 30 per doz.
CorFEss-Roasted: Rio. 32935c; Mari
caibo. a;ta 3sc; Java. 3oa3ac; Mocha and
Java. 3td3ac; packages. % per case.
L,RD-Compound, tierces. size: COM
pound. 50pound tins, sac; pure, tierces,
12c; 80 pound tins. i21sc; kettle rendered,
tierces. 13c; 50-pound tins, 1910.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

Bow on the -. - 80
Watch Cases. made By the
ksysases Wsfeh Case cssn-
pesy. Philadelphia. II pro-
serts the Watch from the pick
pocket. and prxvsnts II fsem
dropping. Can only Be hsd
with eas<s stamped -
Nth this trade maxk.
Sold. without extra charge
1bs this bow sringl through
Watch dealers only
Ask your jeweler fox ps.-
phlee. OF s<nd TO makers.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

Alta y wli,tsos o. James "a. Nekes
bots o8 North PsTt Flsce s,ld and
eeftsia lots 81 north T'ark plais
sd ~ .........,... .4.A . an
Fdeari y. Hf.ser a. AAn4 wofsd.
cccs. lat RI Leonard 4 20. : asid ~
F1xrne 4. cogrr - tssrtelis y
Afuss.e. snf = GRAFT asil fn4
a. q - :. "a A. A. tsuas -ss 80
ODD add 80
kafs = Wtihsnlas - foha n
feaFe a Il. ~ "a. - " lsesssf's
Riliisss astfs.s - kiies tkagsfc.
fs Arss " srsf a. fse@efz' f~fis
- to-,
heEff ftstf%tfss 81 =. ffafss =
ssfeeass "a - a. = R.lts..sfs 80
80 n.
.sss~gf4s g. fAsk =. Mar s8ss.a. -