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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-13
STOCKS OFF A POINT
Market Opened Irregular and
Closed Week ard Lover
FEW STOCKS WERE ADVANCED
whess css~ed ssross sad Bso5ant
ProsisIoas We're Dali and
Inactive
FEW STOCKS WERE ADVANCED

Nav fokx. Sept IL Nonsy on csIi
has besn easy. ranging from 10 4; last
loan a. and closins offered 81 J.
Posted rates. ti.s3Hfsd
Gosernmsnt bonds have been firm.
The stock today Vas In the main
vsaksr. AZ the opening prices we're IT.
regular. owing % the receipts Of selling
orders fron Lonion- The foreigners
sold 81 Paul aud Louisville on talk q
reduced earnings Soon after the open
ing American sugar. Whisky and Neg
England advanced lilglk per cent
add the general market improved IN
sympathy The grsngers sugar. coalers.
Western Union. cosdags. Louisville 4
Nashville, di-tills1s. general electric and
Missouri Pacific wers al pressed for sale IN
the late trading. The-e stocks lost A@24
pr cent The market ciosrd weak. Total
sales we're ZlS. le7 shares.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-13
"EvERYDODY'S LAW BOON. +"

= tise tfsia a. tkn - rsge vsrk. Prepared 10
! a5esaptfer kosurs. /. l. H.. member u us
New fork ksf.
II mckee cserv nan and vosnsn - - theif
.~rt lawyer II Teaches what nre year rirhfs
- lsuu a. ustintafH fhrrl Niren - f~efn .
iee suff ard eEen - fhun fsra ft coflfafns ths
ns~ftl irf 1sfssa every fDsiness sssn fsess N
even state 81 tte flfef- u cxntatns ksfsieess
fssrrBf - esefy vafiatg ueefoi - the iA~frr
ffsneart
furil.se 100 foiiar f1ra rofif - frrlsse t9rs,
enrf r<-ferr starnf fssf tatfs ~ cnnteuts ard
sefrss ~ aeeat< Ai,lrces EE<J. " HITCH
- A. Publishes, - eiEth Asor.,ss, Ne. iork
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-13

rSioS Srocx YARp-. Chicago. Sept. H.
Csffle-Rsccipts. aosos common 10 extra
steers. g. sea b.t5; stoekcrs and feeders. 81 81
a325. cows and buils. <l.IOe3;k25; calves,
2.ooaa50.
Hog.-Receipts. 1900; heavy, S5.30(8s. 50;
common to choice mixed. $5.o5fvS. Is; choice
assorted. 81 1900 30; light. $1,000 10.
sheep--Recsipts. 10 .oo0, inferior To choice,
Si-t9aS-5; western. $2.5O,d395; lambs,
Sa.-5dh25.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-13

Hides and faIiow.
Cured hides. No. I. 3l<e; No. =. axe
Green hides. No. I. 23sc; No. :. -.
Sheep pelts. $50 pc; lambs. I'D 5oci
shcarling-. iOla l3c.
Jalios, &c.
Grain.
Wheat. 80: corn, ⁣ new oats. 2ae; old
oats. 30; rye, 81; barley. si.l0.
Floar-Iily white. sl.65; patent. 81 30.
Mil Stuffs-Middlings. <l60O; bran. SIS;
screenings. Sl3 50 per ton.
Ground Feed-rer ton, $3.50; corn meal.
per ton. $500.
buffalo Gluten food. $500. including
sacks
Hay and Wood
TiMorHS--se. ood 900 per ton.
tLovEk-x1.o0 per ton.
SIRAw-$5.0Oa6.O0 per ton.
wooD-i6-inch beech and maple, dry,
- p per cord; green. 500 per cord.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-13

MARIA Al. aNBER-1N. decessesi.
N,tffe J. hrfat4 eisee sAar strh 81 -
rshilr a-1r,i - ~ ~ hietsss fitlef IN hurs.
daf ~ fih dsr - etrtesr.tsir A. n f-rts - tee
. rlncs $ ffsf hsreesstH 81 tse beosf o. -
rrers - drzcrti-s1 a y - ~ rilF "a tsrsna
fle4tss@ IN this ccaHfF - ksat 81 he state -
Mtrhssaa. rarsEast - fsrsnrs asd --thcritF
Gfaatff - On sbe 'stA dsJ 81 tui4- = ~
lso - fhn rrJhsfe eaayt ~ krnf ents.
Msehsz4A. al q tee ftehf tisfr- ine~re<f -
safs 4s,eeasei ~ - - fAaf reFisln riece ~
Fsr-el ~ isr4 ssnate A. lies n tff cfsatf
- asrt stafs - Freirsn. anew and -
..--.s.sf - f.fls4pr4 fr.@Ff - s-9th bsf -
- t..rr a 81 p-tfs e<,se asftiftesI - -
csts - Isrsrt a 49, Ae.f roastg hlfntssa-
fste5 tairf T. a. y -
JOHN = ROsE, Er~cvtor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-13
Real Estate transfers.
Leroy A. Franklin Ct al. Ia Arthur +.
H1aa..rl L. saah % R..n..ld,a &

Leroy A. Franklin et al. Ia Arthur +.
Bacon. lot ). sub Of Reynolds *
Franklip. : I'd add ..........$ 40
John Jansen Ia ADRIAN Hunten, Its
81 and 33, DeVrie's add. ..... 70
Edgar A. Smith % Enn.ce }. Miller,
sA II Ia, l32. Leonard A Co.'S
add. and lot 36. Lamb a Tonnes
west side add. aud 60 II lot Ia.
Plainfield ave add .. 4,0o
Jgiah Springfield To Louisa spring
stead. q by 40 II lot d, blk L.
Powers Paris add ......... IS
Edward Hayes 10 Elizabeth {. Nye
and hesfs, lot Il. blk 1. lot Is. blk
:, DUrlton add ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2,50
Charles h Sye and wife Ia Thomas
j. McGarry. lot -, blk 1. aud lot
-. blk J. Dunton'E add ........ 1t
J3cob Dykstra TO Dick Havinga. III
y sw sc -. trai Rapids q. ID
Phtrick Kelly Ia John Howard, e III
ne /. &C :. Grattan. l,0l
Ellnice j. Miller q al 10 Edgar A.
smith sud wife. e sw sc Is,
lLpHttt. $780,. Az
Ehnice J. Miller. special guardian
60 Norman h. Miller. swi.
sec %, Lowell ....-.......... 6.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-13

Every Man whose watch
has been rung OUT OF the bow
(ringl. by a pickpoeket
Every Man whose watch
has been damaged by drop
ping out Of the bow. and
Every Man Of sense who
merely compares the old pull
out bow and the new
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-13

y state 81 Michigan. touaty 81 Kent e..
>ctscs n hcrcbf given. that rs an order ~ tie
prs.tste court Tor tha causty Of kent. made On
The sfa dnT 81 september 4. II. i,fi, az months
iffTs TIA dlio sure ailoxcd Tor cfcc;fors -
Trsscnf tilelF 81 AIMS aEainsf the rsfate al
tLkt1 r. 6ltL.
late - - u eo1nfy. deceased. aud taaf all cred
iiots ~ said ieveasri arr required 20 tfcssut
fhr,F ei1t1ll L. Sc ia tr1batc es.rrf. 1T the PRO
bale ottfe. "a the estt %. Grand Rapids, FOR es-
animation aad siipWauce IN ~ before iie sfh
dhy ~ aar uert and ;lat such cltir4s
- ID - i-irc next. ~ ~ . clock m tho
it,Feusf,n - sni fnf.
Dstei sisann R3fl.s asrh.. 500. ;, A. ID. Ia
tlktS l. Ffaht<e.
vesi $50. = sndre ~ Probate
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-13

NK~NASsstLLE. IA. June 3 i@9l.
MESsK-. LIPPafkx Bkus. Savannah. Ga.
DEAR Silks wish io give my tesfi
n3onial IN regard % yonr valuable lnetIi
cine. u. II. u. for fhegcure Of rheuma
tism. neuralgia. dyspepsia. hiliounnesa.
etc. La ISL | was attacte,lewith bil.
ious muscular Rheumatism. and have
been a martyr TON ever sinfr. tried
all medicines | ever heard a.. and all
the doctors % reach. bat founo only
temporary relief. the pains were 80 had
at times that | did not care whether
lived or died. lIy digestion became so
impaired that every thing | ate What
agreed with me Ms ar, also suffered
- Intensely with dyspepsia that she also
vas burden "a her. she would be con
fined 10 her bed for weeks; ~ Fhe tine
she also suffered grs ats from zie.diness
and loss ~ 1ieep. Sssac time ia March
| vas advised % take y. T. -. and he.
fore we my eifa aud I had isaislie,l the
second bottle II Il. 4. r.. our digestion
began 10 improve As paius suisided
49, much that lsare been ablc 20 sork
and am feeling ike doiag what haven't
done before IL number .. wars We
viii continue taking ~ r. T. aatii ne
are entirely cutcsi. and uili ehoertully
recommend IL - eli suffering humanity.
Yours very respectfully.
j = DtffsIsf-<
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-13

The following b lis OF tho maria %
licenses issued since last publication. with
the names residences fwhen out OF the city)
and nges OF the parties: Age
W. r. Hake and Clara NJ. Voigt 49,. .22-35
August Mungerson and Lizzie Church.
Sparta .-..-..........-. .29-1g
Citation Morris aud Avis Strceter,
CORTLAND ..24-f8
Harmon Smedmg. Chicago. and fenjo
Trcncrsma. city Observation-Disclosures SIS
Peter Wrtienga. Paris. aud Janijc
Van Dam. Paris ..................27 -ls
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-13
Detroit, Lansing & Northern

July %. is3i
TO pErRoIT.
Nv. Grand Rapids. 7o1am .ispm Bppm
Ar. DctroiL...-......il 40 a - % , m NJ p y m
FRoN DETROIT.
Nv. Detroit ........ As a IN siGpm 600 N
Ar. Grand Rapid. II - y s5&0p m 10 IS y n
SAGINAW. ALhA AID IT. LOLA
Lv- Grand Rapids---... ......-- IA IN fispm
Ar Grand kapids........--.......u ~ 10 % p "a
LOWELL. VIA LowEI.f, a EASIfSos n n
Nv. Grand Rapids. 5Oa IN lGpm bt1pm
Al. from Lowell .....--......... f2t5p IA ~ > M
THROUGH CAR sERFlCE
Parior cars all trai ns between Grand Rap
ids and Detroit Parlor Car - Saginaw
morning train.
'Eyery day. Other trains week days oris
GEosGE DEhAyES. Gen. Pass r Agent
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-13
Poultry.

Llre turkeys. ioaisssc Tor young; SC for
Old.
live fo~is. heus. 1.8ec
Live old rcsetsrs. psr pound. 81.
spring ducks. good slre. nsioc per round.
sprine chickens. -tsac isF pound.
ft@h
Black ba~. pr poured. ssiocs brook
trout. pss pound. ia As.
fFo4@.
Balls. per dozen. &c mediutn frurs. isc;
rsedinrl bulls. tscs small. &C. froxs must
b orr~-ssi.
Chicken Ccop--aoc each. or Cor 500.
~s-~tfe.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-13

Dinner 20 cents. breakfast and Sup.
per IL cents. al Dixon's =, staursst.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-13

<DRlss al effers fafig -Eeeff suuass.
aking fGerf l1 49,
si>~rfne ears - rnrff,e 80 affsrf3r srte-~s~s
~ I'D ffrzn Il~ffr4f fsfiof eaFs run - fFeip
ifsslnF tfrand fes.its - - SO teevfrf
itstr1tf - - sFfftfa1 a. ffrscd tsrlt -
~ -. fssffrf ffsnfs-tftfftt fee1a ~ if-fFgIt
Hsft al tfrHu9t traies 49, eFff - HtrHtEa1
tt1tra4 rzlfsr.a1 p nr1fs rflTtffs-a fiefeiani
a tfe1Fs - Trees ARso1
aasf FasFrI.fsF ~tstt9s
Q v. Eusstes. g I A. Chic@ss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-13
AXE SHORE &
= MICHIGAN SOUTHERN.

11,e Lake slsore via f1rv~isnd A. cs.une-,fo.
Win ths Erle ?. snd l.. = k Is fnFzns ths
cnlckesf sol most dirrtf rfsate ~ ftttetarx
A snlTa. - 4 ~ 4. A. Clstets8a a
{. 4 EoogES, az Pass. Areut
ssHHs a sfsEl.i-. cts 1frkst tr~ol
Ma "a sfursrs strssl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-13

AFsSRs. LffPaet. bzfr-. Savannah. Ga
DEAe SlHe bought 4 bottle - your
+. y T. al Hot ~prinEs Ark. ard i has
doBe ne mofc eoo.l shan three months
treatment ai fhs tiai Syringe
Have you ga agents 80 ,ti~ part q the
country. 90 ct ne know how much ia
vii cost 70 get three or Sir bottles irom
your city ~ expses=.
Respectfully yours
IAS N NEWTON.
Aber,ieen. BroNn County. q.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-13
CHICAGO & WEST MICHIGAn
RAILWAY.

Aug. n. 1saa
rorHtcAnn
Nv. kp'ds- Gam = 50 am f1y pm 81 - nm
Al. Shieaeo. IL - pm 10 pm % pm % am
PROM CHICAGO
". chicago. = am go am 5n pmsii ~ pm
Al. Il X y dA- - pm rs pm 10 IS pms 10 an
VIA sr. soE AID srKasEA
Lv- Grand Rapids. ---....--......lz 3 p m fss1 N
81. ,uisaso-- ...@t ~ m <U N
Nv. chicago p % m Ar Grand Rapids = N
10 AND FROM ncsKEcoS.
Lv. q. kapids-.-..... ea0a m 12pm tEpm
Ar q. Rspids. 10 fS ma SSpm SSpm
TRAVERSE cITr. cHAELEyoEk AID rEroskfT
Lv. q. R.. 5f5pm islam llIspm
Az. Manls'e 10 a pm f2I0pm asoam
Ar.Irav. Gil ~ pm A. t0pm .....--
An. Chariesolx-..-...-. SIS pan s0en
Ar fetosksy ...----...- sA pm 150em
Ar. Bay fisr. 3G pm 800 an
Arrive from Bay View. etc. 600 m. II ~ a n.
sloo m
fARLoR AID sLEEPiSo csrs
To CHICO. y. 6. r ssam i3pn I'll 10 pm
Tot. T.. ". chi'go e. am Sc pm IL = pn
Tot R.ly Poto~y l0pm q ~ pm
'Esery day. Except Saturday. othsrs wssE
days only.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-13
RETROIT. GRID HAVEN &
u MILWAUKEE RAILWAY.
Ii,e. rArLE Now n ksrEcr.

sunday only train leaves Grand Rapids s9l
q IN for Spring Lake AMI tsraud Hasen. 30
y NJ. to connect with sunday ntEht steamer a
nrand Haven Tor Chicago
sDaiiy. fDRily except sunday
Trims arrive from the last . m. f1t1s
m, t3 . m and 10 90 pm.
Trains arrive from The wests % and l0i ~
:1t !, and q , m
Eastward No 10 has Warner paflcr huft
car No. l. psrior car Wsstwsrd->o. n par
lor ear NJ is Wagner pafior buffet car.
joHx " l.orn. 1rssic Manages.
RES FLErrHEn, irer. fess Agent
sas CAnPnKLf. tiff Iiraef Arent.
Ne. - Nonro> etrsst
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-13

Rs.s. Csfoiin4 tar. pr Io1ad a.
kiak koo1s rs< pp11u .--.--..s- t4W ~
aisas. tAney bead .s..,s- 334& -
Cszs<s-- I'll cream. ~. tefil<e
cssssD Ooops-corn. >isssls - per
doz1n, toE4sto<<. <l.s5t<I 20 So dossn.
CsFrszs Res-tei: Ia. zza-s<i Mari.
caiho. 1<3eees Js<a. &s4,Iic Aloei.s and
Jsss. 39aNic; lasxexe<, <1s5 pr ease.
LAsfe--< Jan pou&1. f.sftss, - eeu f<opd.
81 t'oaad tins, s1cs pars. tiefcss. loc;
- Isalsd tina. Zee feftie rendered.
Isescs-. f1xs 5o-f<,sad TINS. las
fFull&
ORkSeks--f4 Ca /. - pea boa.
Lksoss-Sss Ncss Ia, in boxes II sos
snd 3ss<. N=5a 40 s-af bek.
bASAsks-AeesrulEg 70 saaIity, 81 Ts<l2 20
per b7nrh-
s~fEI rurAros- -sfooels 3 I,er barrel
Batter and f,xx~--Nhoissale Prsoes-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-13

trains itsxsnF south 81 % n and n - NJ
rnn a4uy. Other tr.lns dslis sxcspt suhdsg
sLxEfske ASH rAshoE cks sExrun
kerts-s Ds a. tzain hes psrlsr Ger - NAck.
10 q p u train has sleeping ca, tsr..a IA,
70. 70 feto<key sDd kacE l1aw.
couth-sU 81 trsin he's parior esr Orxnd
Rapids - Ilncinnsu
AZ o. n train has shroaxh ooArh saa psris<
cer urand Rapids tothicsso
W N ueln hss Wsxnsx si.cpinx csr oranf
heptds 70 CkscinnatL
~ , n train he's Wages slssplns ear Grand
Rapids 70 Chicago
.ru<xDso< ekaSp RsPrn~ q INDIANA
for hnskseon Ls. Da m II asm sSep.
FROM Hssksson-Ar esoam tDpn tSs1
SUNDAY train leaves for Auska<oa ! q = -
Arrisss ffon nusksxon - . q.
CHICAGO VIA a. n e.
Lv.1rsnd kspids-- lDW IN sOpm m nan
AT. $50. tiopn toopn 1oss m
ioof m uAln has through coarh ana hu'frl
psfior car and II - m train dsliy wAxnsr
Nv. Chicago. fau, ~ fao, -
Al. ufsna haptns bt0pm dos m
an m train has buffet psrior ear and slln,nr
car.
100 p N tsaia dsf,y. through coach s.a wss.
Throaxh tickets and full Information can n
hed ~ calling upon A. Almquist, ticket axent
=, a. MA Ma ssAilon. sslsphons SO eos 6rsad hsp,
oen fs<< and Ticket Assat
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-13
LOCAL MARKETS.

Wheat still on the increase. being
quoted at &C. = cents shead q yeeter.
day. Fruits are ia abundance and
prices are the most reasonable known in
years. Meat and poultry hold firm anu
prices are the Same az yesterday.
fsrm Produce.
BrTrxR-9Dc per pound.
Esss-i35Sc per dozen.
Wax BEASs-5nf - Ysv husiicl.
TCRSIrs-;I5c per ba>seL
CAAkors-foc pr buslstL
HosEx-fancy xhif.s. Ike per pound.
PAasfxY--25r pr doren.
RADIsHEs--llc Ter dozen hunChcS
O<f0xs-firecn. foc Ter dozen punches.
and 7sc,a 81 90 pr ts-heL
CEIERY-t7td.tc Per dozen stalk
BEkrs-asl1s0c per bu-fei.
MfNT-.btc Ter dozen bunches
Arrkks-sOclsfsi.u GO Per taIshei.
Nrsx MsLoN-- si0Aai.95 Per dozen,
Usage melons. per crate. s5cta 81. %.
HsoHrt RBERRrEs e. SOD rs per bushcl.
latter dry berries.
GRErx CoES--sc per dozen.
CAHssaE-,ssdf oc PER dozen.
<,Qrs<sss-2c PET pound.
IozkroEs-eSc per otenel
CUct NBEEs---5oc per bHshel
CArLufLowxR-<i.s0 per doxet.
I'EscHEs-Early Crauford, sf.25(9i.50 Per
bushel Barnard ana Crawtords. ~. ooa 20.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-13
GRAnDRAPIDSNATIONALBAnK
oRAsp RAPIDS. MICH.
Capital and Surplus 100000

EDWIN +. UaL, Presidedt.
fREEMAN GoDFREy. Vice President
FRANZ NJ. DAVIS. Cashier,
john l. BENJAMIN. Asst. Cashier.
THIS bank does general banking business.
yiduals. banks and corporations generally.
Interest allowed on time certificates of deposit
Travellers for any part II the world may perfect
money arrangement al this bank
DIRECTORS.
Edwin r. Till, Freeman Godfrey.
Enos Putnam. Daniel II. Watsrx
Joseph Hoaseman. Melvin J. Clark.
George III. Long, Vim. q. Herpolsheimar.
Charles. =. Hazeltina Charles shepard
John L Peck. Silas 4. Godfres
Samuel Sears
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-02-18

In barber shop noticed gentleman
whose hair aud whiskers were jet black, in
strong contrast to a skin that was wrinkled
and old. The barber who was attending
me whispered that IL was the result of hair
dye, and went on 10 say: I'VE never put on
hair dye In public. We go 10 mems houses
or their rooms in hotels, or they come to US
on Sundays when we are supposed To DO
closed There is no hair dye that is safe to
use long. The best OF all hair dyes Is nj
traue OF silver which must I've applied TO
the roots of the hair to make 1t black, and
the long continued use of which will poison
the blood and bring on softening OF the
brain III il touches the flesh IL will blacken
that also, and can only be removed by
chiorate OF potash, which has a nasty odor.
1T il remarkable what vanity men pos
sess about appearing young, aud how they
will risk the use OF such poisonous stuG to
keep their hair from becoming gray We
have one customer who has ruddy face
and who thinks that on this account no
ane suspects TINT he dyes his hair and whis-
kers. He will talk openly 20 gentlemen
whom he meets Of the dangers of using
hair dye, give his opinion that IL In a fool
ish habit, and even say that he cannot un-
dsrstand how men will dye their hair, and
think no one knows IL II dyed, when every
body knows IT, The curious thing Is that
he thinks in talking this way to deceive
others into the belief that his hair il not
dyed, when, as he himself says, everybody
does know dyed hair the moment they see
| il. The barbersdoes not live who can dye
| hair so successfully that the great majority
| OF persons cannot detect II on sight. New
/ York Press.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-02-18
Fin. on his Feet.

Billy Barber. sole owner OF BARRIERS Raft,
on VOLTS pond. Sullivan county, n. Y,
has a peculiar habit of going barefooted
the year around, and IL is said that he has
never had on pair Of boots. shoes or
socks.
IL IL claimed that Barber was found on
raft up In "Old Sullivan on n cold Sovem-
ber day thirty-eight years ago, when he
WAS about ten days old. Billy had not n
particle of clothing on at that time, and
how he came To be on the raft no one could
ever find out In has been suggested that.
Jonah like, he was cast out ON the raft by
a big pickenel This looks almost plausi.
BILE, for exposure has caused fin.like ap-
pendages to grow out Of the sides of his
pedal extremities just like the fms on =
pickerel, and between the toes he il webbed
somewhat like duck.
When he was found young Barber Was
taken in, cared for and reared TO manhood
by a poor but kind hearted Sullivan county
fisherman. He has never been away from
home in his life, and has never seen a
locomotive or steamboat or heard tha
tinkle of telephone bell. He cares for
nothing but fishing, and summer and
winter You can find him on the pond
either on his raft or the ice.
During the winter this peculiar character
can be seen daily standing on the ice bare
footed watching his tip nps.-New York
Herald
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-02-18

Enormou. Horse Power.

The Iron Age says; 1T IL very easy
matter to talk about 1900 or 200o0 horse
power but few persons realize what it
means or the enormous force that 1t exerts
The new White Star steamships, for in
stance, or the Tnman lines City OF New
York, develop from 1900 to 10000 horse
power They have twelve boilers and
seventy-two furnaces, worked with forced
draft Assuming that the engines will re-
quire Is pounds OF steam per horse per
hour, then 100 tons of feed water must be
pumped into the boilers every hour, and
100 tons of steam will pass through the
engines in the same time. In twenty four
hours the feed water will amount TO 3,Si0
tons, occupying i30, ,240 cubic feet.
"rhis amount of water would I'LL length
Of 4p3 feet Of u canal 40 feet wide and feet
deep. Taking the condensing water nj
thirty times the feed water, IL will amount
to l. 500 tons per hour. or ll5.20o tons In
twenty four hours, or for six day trans
atlantic run not less than COL 200 tons, or
~ sss, 600 cubic feet. This amount OF WA
ter would ill cubical tank 205 feet on the
side--a tank into which the Roman Catho-
lie cathedral steeples and all, or the Times
building, could be put aud completely COW
cred up.
| "The coal consumption is not less inter
esting Four hundred tons day are
burned on the % 900 horse power pressure.
This would MI 400 wagons Ii requires
for its combustion $500 tons of air, occupy
ing space of -, ,336. 600 cubic feet, 1t Is
impossible to put these figures In such
a shape as 10 be grasPed by the average
reader. but enough has been cited to show.
nevertheless, that the circulating pumps
and fan engines of such ships are hard
working lot"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-02-18
A Cow. MIN Easily Poisoned.

Why should we protect animaisF have
told ynu already one Feasan-because every
cruelty the animal suffers just before death
poisons the meat
Now | am going 10 tell YOU another. II
you throw stones at COW, or frightsn or
iniure her. IL goes right to the milk and
poisons the milk.
| wouldn't for $40 drink the milk of a
COW that had been badly treated. II
knew it.
In Switzerland, IL Is said, they will pay
higher wages 10 a milkmaid who can sing
to the cows than TO one who cannot.
In the hall where the Wisconsin Dairy
mems association holds its meetings they
have put up great sign on the wall. al.
ways speak TO Your COW n you would to n
lady. George I. Angels Address in Our
Dumb Animals.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-02-18
euRpETTE's PHILOSOPHY.
nANn II on rnE WALL.

The rich American who pays 500 600 for
painting which the French don't want and
won't pay haS that money for. should also
buy, to hang near it, that cheap but excellent
motto, printed in culors that win bring
pang TO his heart oft he reads IL. "Aphul
annis mum ar sunpar ted"
COLD COMFORT,
Have courage" says an exchange mos
quito does not last through the winter.
Much encouragement that is 10 man who
tSn't likely TO last through the summer.
A BITTER DISAPPOINTMENT.
"Ah," said the leading American humorist
TO well dressed stranger whom he met at
she Pesth house, down by the sea, II think
have seen you before You graduated st
Snail university last June, did you notr ~
did" replied the stranger, with the air Of
man who would not tie about little thing
like that YES said the leading American
humorist, Il thought | recognized you. l
wrote the affair up for The Slab, And what
are you doing nowi Waiting on tabler' The
alumnus shook his head Driving express
wagoni" mo" "0h, | seo, pitching for
the GroundersF "No, | have been appointed
| managing editor Of The Slab and am down
hero attending the national convention Of
marble cutters II you like will give you
an assignment that will help pay expenses
/ Aud the leading American humorist went
out and hay down on the shingly bench and
died hard Mighty hard.
DEFENDS os THE SIZE OF THE BODY.
Mr., Harold 7 Brown, tho electric expert
says "the resistance Of the human body \
2,bO0 ohms" 4 slim young man who has has
great experience in swinging fat women a
Sunday school picnics offers to lay dollars 3.
doughnuts with MIR Brown that it's neare
00O0
HANDED IN ny THE JUNIOR
There first baseman Of York.
Who batted ball like "A cork;
When asked how he did IL
lie said, u Just hit it,
Then he went out ON strikes down In Yost
BUT AGAIN
There was an old man OF Samaria
Had an ague he caught In Bulgaria.,
When they said. You're a duncs;-
lie replied u was once.
When went on To catch the malaria"
AND FINALLY;
There was young ntRn town In Brighton
Who said. This 49, tope ! will tighten.
But the ropc u did break.
And he hoercd out 'Snaker'
which all OF the women did frighten.
-Burdette in Brooklyn Eagia
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-02-18

II think | shall shave off this mustachs
Don't do L.
'fwhy mott
1T will give you bad cold
"Sonsensela
''on the contrary, good sense. A mus
tache acts As a sieve for the air. Ii IL
something like u French respirator-warm-
ing the air before the latter is taken into
the lungs. In the same fashion. relatively.
the beard acts rs a protection for the throat
IL yon cut OF that mustache you will not
only catch cold, but since your lungs are
weak you may again be taken down BY
your old malady, pleurisy. Hence | say
a mustache or beard keeps a man warm in
winter and cool in snmmer.-De1rOit Free
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