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The evening world., 1893-12-14

3iTIiST,, I'sS W., near Broadway Handsomely
furnished largo Il small rooms: moderate rates.
:aTH I li3 WEST Ucnr broadway Large
sunny room for one or two gentlemen; also
other rooms; baths adjoining; select modern
house; every Improvements.
The evening world., 1893-12-14
10TH 81. 2G3 W Nicely Furnished room:
hentcd. nlso gas h hnth; rent 81: hall rnom 81. 81.

10TH ST., 2Gi W Comfortable sunny Hall
room, ~ floor; lady or gentleman.
10TH r. 3i5 W. Furnished rooms, light
housekeeping: closets, running water; single
rooms. ~.
The evening world., 1893-12-14
Miscellaneous.

BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED apartments to
optional. Adhr"sS Nj box $40 wood, uptown.
win give qni"t. cpmlDtt Ibl" hon" to
Invalid or elderly gentleman, / hour from New
York. A., box i52 Morristown, y. i.
WANTED near Union sunar,, Young man Ia
LOarl In private Protestant family. Moderate,
49, 4th ave.
The evening world., 1893-12-14

10 PER CrSE COMMISSION To responsible
parties; tor lmic m consignment orr beautiful
toy, appropriate Tor thristiuHs ana New Year,
nipow prices; from . ~ 10 cents cncl. % Maiden
lane. b.
~, mo ~,lRCuLiRs,. s2i 100, 900. SIS; l,ooo
cards ur hllllrulA, ~. Why IHy nInrVs Other
work equally low, special orders ~ u icM hours
notice. EnGNR PRINTING n srA1iOS-
EiiN 4. ~ West 18Th ". hes
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-03-25
A SENSATION!
4 THIRD BULLET FOUND IN THE
HOLLSTROM CASE.

Bot The Reporter wa Refused PERMITS.
sion ~ See l,-Nhertff jackson ia,
that there Is Tal,"w Upon lt-Mr.
Rulck Discovered lhr Bullet.
There was something Of q sensa.
ton III the courtroom ,o-day, at the
preliminary examination of Louis
Schroeder and John HendeI, on q
charge Of murder, for the killing OF
L,snder Hollstrom last Friday morn
ing.
Sheriff Jackson, who had already
been twice on the stand, was recalled
aud sworn.
In the course OF his re-examin alton
he was told to examine the v st that
the murdered mxn wore when he was
killed.
While obeying tho instructions of
che examining att ihe.-N. Nj. Ru,ck
-he felt hard body in the lower L. fl
hand corner Of the h"i"g of the vest.
Inserting three fingers through y
rent IN the inside Of the vest, he ex.
traoteh a lead bullet which proved to
be a Colts 45.calihre revolver bullet.
Tho bullet was slightly abraded
at tho conical end, aud there were 1t
tsched to it by discolor~d substance
which may be clot,ed blood fib-rs or
threads of dark cloth. such No mig 1T
be part of the black diagonal OF
which the coat and vest OF deceased
we're made.
Opposite the rent through whi> h
the bullet passed (wh-ther at the time
OF the Shooting or lst-r) was u blood
clot. and deLt in the lining of the
vest, ss desc,ihei by the TINES the
morning Of the killing. was seen
which indicated that the bullet wa.
stopped there. The blood.cot WAS
directly opposite where the fatal buile,
came out, to- wit: little below snc
to the left Of the left nipple.
This discovery created a great sen.
cation in the courtroom. All the
auditors crowded forward, trying t.
get y good look at the vest and TIE
bullet, aud it was some tim. before
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-03-25

bullet?" asked the reporter, blandIy.
swell, I'd prefer not to speak
about that, just at present." Nj.
Ruick answered, somew ha, CURLY.
"l'Il tell you when you made the
discovery, Ru'ck," said the Sheriff.
vinki"g at the TIMES man; 1.-THE frs,
day Of the examination, when you
took the vest over to the window"
swell, don't care to speak about
it," said Mr.. Ruick.
THE REPORTER CANNOT SEE THE
BULLET.
Tho reporter went up to court. and
asked Probate Judge Richards to SEE
the bullet!
1.-THE sheriff has it." he replied.
"Then ] should like to ct M order
to the sheriff to let me SEQ it,"
Mr.. Ruick jumped up and lro.
tested. The bullet could not be
seen.
Mr.. Bruner came rushing up, sA, ing
~xcitrdly: 1.-THE prosecution dom,
want the bullet sren."
The reporter had not, up 10 that
time, as much as noticed that be was
around.
Texas Angel edged around and
said, i" very gen,lemanly wa.
"There are things ~dhering to the
bullet that might rub off. il handled"
TALLow UPON THE BULLET.
The baffird reporter then wen,
down to the Sheriff's Office. He
found Sheriff Jackson there, aud
asked:
"Is it or is it not fact that there
are no rife marks on the famous
bullet?"
"There are scratches on the bullet"
answered Sheriff Jackson. "But
whether made by rifle or no, remains
to he seen. Certain it is that It has
not been where it got very hot. or was
subjected to much friction, because
there is tall"w upon it,"
thank you, sir
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-03-25

Babies are always happy
when comfortable. They
are comfortable when well.
They are apt to be we'll when
fat; they worry and cry when
thin.
They ought to be fat; their
nature is to be fat.
If your baby is thin, we
have a book for you-cARE-
Full LIvING-flee.
New York. N'' y" "'s""<s
Your drugs.s, keep. SCOTS Emulsion Of cod Live,
e'-a" assGs,so syesysasss Do. q.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-03-16

Don't tail 10 .ee In, Live bolI show AZ
the NJ /. vcslrie>. FRIDAY next.
Gilmore. Baud. Will II. ". Rcr,r- a-
leader i ,i.ii skovbrean, in \pri.
t,.t..., ......I.. III. ,t.,,,i,,, ,l..i..
lli,,l.,. Hin, l.,l..,,. -, n,..,,..,...
-,
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.,
~ ~ w. l"'
'.'i.l ~ .''''' ''''' ''''''H
~ iHisslea 21li't, e"Hn'c'''' VIII"
'i' haliisi eii'li' IL, 81 TIE N''ih' nee
Ns,''el''' 'y'l's III, IT, h"i9 il convention
MN IN .hiii52 esll4a 'i helh'uN h'pUN'
'"''i'h 'i'i' i''''A afternoon ami 'N'u-
in5' fia1A the -f5ii ill,t.
Mi Mabel /. Nard cave 4 thiuhir
iAiiA on I iiaat lIi'sH'oh taNl from To
u e'oeN III hoh"f ol hef guest Mis-
'''''' u l la''lela' y. - Ill which she
'"''i 'i'"'iea t"elVe "i her Young lady
'i'e''o' "' f'F PHEASANT home
The heavy rain Of sunday has made
the country roads almost impa- sable
again, and the stages are delayed in CON
sequence. but the mail from Canaan put
IN an appearance thi, morning. thu car
riel having to make a great portion of
the journey on toot
The register oi Deed. OF Snn,rr..t
COUNTY finds thai part Of fba Record. .,
the office made from October lN-a to
June 1S73 arc rapifII, f,,iine. .o,,t .,,d ,.,
coming illegible and Al his suggestion
Mr. Marston has introduced a lin pro-
viding that eserecords shall be- written
or mixed OVER with durable ink while
they can he made ont The bill p5s,c,
the legislature under suspension ot The
ruies aud thus thi> difficulty in these
important records mat pc rcmcdied.
Funeral services ot Mr.. : H. \ru.ld
Vere held al the family homc ON pleas.
ant street. SATURDAY. afternoon. cnndu, +.
cd by Ecy. {. y. lIan,on with siroino hy
Messr-. f. T.. Sturtevant. !. \ smith
and Mrs. Emery and MR.. Have. Both
OF the children OF the deceased. Geo. -.
Arnold aud Mr.. \. l.. owen of Cam.
bridgeport. Mass. were present. also he,
two brothers Who ros;do i, tou., vu
ham and George Philbrick, and ihcr sis
ter. Mrs. Robert futile, with their fam
The Somerset reporter., 1893-03-16
InIHNRII Far Snber
- ~ i0r to
BICYCLES any otne'
Line
Pneumatic Tires,
Prices $TOO TO $3.50.
Cushion Tires,
Price BIIO

haze a plain, bold statement
70 make this year and that is,
there is no line of HheeiS in the
market this year that abbbr0ach
the supreme excellence Of the
GOLUHBI1S!
IhaOe seen far more Of Bcr-
les than any deaier or rider in
this 0icinify and knOp 7chereof
Isbeak
The Somerset reporter., 1893-03-16
LOOK R3%H5ev 81 evr'
For the NObbiest stock of Ready
Made Clothing ever shown
in Town
OUR NEW SPRING GOODS
OUR NEW SPRING GOODS

VIII sell themselves when you them
We can interest }ou especially the Of this month f
you want HEAVY Clothing at wholesale prices. You
should see our line OF working Pants and Shirts We have
some Coonades At $3.50, that are bargains style and
service.
The balance Of ouf Wooden Underwear prices.
Best quality Camels Hair at $Loo.
We are sole agents Tor the celebrated WrLcoN HArs.
Our spring line IS complete The Wilcox Boston
Derby IS the leader Tor young The leading Hat for
spring is the Crush Flangc Brim We have all sizes
the two leading eoofs, black and godon brown.
We can show the largest and nobbies line OF Woocns
in this county Our spring Stock is in and Mr. Carter
will make your spring Suit il you order it this month,
lberal discount.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-03-16

1he Legislature ol lhc stair of Wa-h-
ington. having adjourned without elect
inga [ :. senator. ihc Governor ha-
appointed the present incumncuJ John
b. Alien To I'LL tho position until the
ucNt Legislature conyeur~.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-03-16
\ ard

W. wish 10 EXPIRES ou thanks to
fiend- WHO 80 kindly aided u- in our
trouble, also to the Bethany church and
friends for llor Offering
Mr.. II {. ENrlA and Family
The Somerset reporter., 1893-03-16
LOCAL ITEMS.


NohbN ne" spring dreSS g"od' at Ord
way.
\ special meeting Of the Mll'urn 'lul
L called ior tlils evening
Dr. 5. +. Gonant /, on business trip
To Bosten and vicinity tins week
Cairns. Goodrich and Bartlett are re-
tailing egg. at Is ct. per dozen.
The Joshua Simpbin, Co.., we're guest,
oi Hotel lle>eltou over the sabbath.
Mrs. custer VA. tn. guc.t of Mi
llelen Robinson during her stay iutoNu.
IsoI> out If 4ou want tho dinner -et
nj baufaas.. fhr niie. drOr. 95ct. each
dax
Tn uigl taa i.a.,a#.. -.I.ul- CLOSE
HEN winter term +. ,4s#..,J for q
s1seL.. f3aafa.f
.r.t.. .,.,
week. vacation ei thr Bangor schools.
with In people in town.
II A.. t.,i,n ,,t5.,.,e ,n.,,,..
,,=..,.. H.. .,,,,.,.,-.ft T. ..eord ond
family over the sabbath.
s., / p,ti.r. ,,.,1... ., ,,;,to An.
-, u.a1,,. t.,,ho .,.,,,.,o,o Of ,.;.;,
e'z',' l.''
= ~ IL '''' ''''N'
'-''' - '''''''' = l'"9'''i7 wv
vacation at her home in st. Alban>.
Mr. " IL Gannott oftbr firm Gonuet,
a Mor>a concern. Augusta. was among
the arrivals by saturday nights train
Mrs Mary Nosmu, returned Frida,
evening" from a visit of several wccks +,
he, grandson Mr.. Gcornc r. kconc N
augusta.
NJ. md Mr.. C..n,g, : W,lb ,,oro 81,
Wateryille Frilay. to attend the funera
of Mr.. Wcbb.. sister. Mrs. James u. At
vooa
W. ordvay ha, inst placcd in posi-
lion nj h. store two improved Rcgiste
none, drawer. and .av. they work to
charm
- II f..a. ,...l,. ,o.tor -
a,a rrai,orsa1i., nhrr.h in this ,ou., ha.
ha,a a,aatad :, n,,n,hnr of tbo .rhoo
committee of \mcsbury, Mass.
The mar.aoement of the HIGH Schoo
Lecture Course expect to announce til,
date of tho po5tponed lecture of Hon
The Somerset reporter., 1893-03-16
DOW l. CARTER.
Watch every BROWNIE in this Space.
Lecture BN Mrs. Custer.

The lecture by Mrs. Elizabeth \. Cus-
ter before the Woman Cluh and ,hcir
guests. which occurred III the Bethany
church saturday evening last, i, one
that ha, been looked forward To with
the plcasantest anticipation tor several
weeks, and it i safe to say none were
disappointed. Mr., Custer subject,
"Garrson Lille on the Plains. VA, novel
and interesting, and from the moment
She stepped forward on the platform in
response to the Introduction by Rev. {.
V. Hanson She held the closest attcn-
tion of the audience, and her sweet We
manlne-, won the heart oi every listen
er. She gave only the bright side of
garrison life a she had Known il and her
presentation of il WI particularly
happy picture with but an occasional
hint of the shadows which could not hc
shut out.
At the close of The leetafca short rccep-
tion VA, hid in the church parlor- and a
good number awaited themselves of the
opportunity Of meeting Mls. Custer. who
was by no means Il stranger 10 the many
who had read her hook. and from the
close association of her aame with that
Of valiant husband. and eNfre, ,ing the
pleasure -he had given them.
Between 10 and o'clock Mr iIaltt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-02
wheat wcak and I.ower.

CmcAso. Dec. L-Dcliverics Of wheat to-
day. contrary To expectations. were only
moderate and most ct Il went into the hands
Of strong parties. The market for this rea-
sou opensd steady. May advanced To 69xc
and December To &c. At these prices the
market held steady for time. but on the
publication of English adyices that Russian
wheat was drug ON their market, being
offered freely with no bids and that Liver
pool stocks we're greater by 60. 900 bushels
than al the end OF last month and 2OODOOO
bushels larger than at tho same time last
year. also mentioning that Argentine wheat
was Offered at very los pricns. and the
market CLOSED, May at 6s&c, A(a1Se under
Wednesday. and December 62Ac, &C under
"Wednesday. Corn was quiet and prices sym
pathiked with wheat Oats were dull and
featureles-I January pork and lard gained
2jSc for the day aud January ribs 2i<d5c.
tlo~ing prces we're;
NKkAr-lascember. s24c; May. 6s5lc.
CoKs-Drsember. S4tsc; January. 35Ac;
May. SIZE.
oATs-Occember. 2sse, January, 2sxc;
May, 5ixo-
LARD--January. s7.T2; May. s7.eA
PoAk-January. Si2-s5; May. si2.sn
kIBs-January. Sc g.; May, &70.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-02

Nxv Yokx. Dec. 1s-FLoUn - Market
quiet. arm; winter wheat. Low grades. s2.ooIt
2i5.
Incidentally active. firm; options
were more active. very irregular. declining
NC ON easier cables and large contract de-
hvcries, advancing stla Nc ON shorts cover
Ing and hrner cables declining KAN
on realizing and closing weak at unchanged
prices to &c advance. December. 67jsc;
January, esxc; February, 7oc; March. 7ic;
May. 731<c.
CoKS-firIn, fairly active; options were
without feature and "a &C lower Deccm Der,
s&c; January. 4ixc; May. fsse
OArs-Dull. white easier; options easier;
December. 3&Ae; January. SIC; May. Bic.
LAkD--t(uiet, firm; western steam closed
NJ MUG s.75; city At Ss.00
PoEx-Modersts demand. steady; mess,
$15.oosafg.u0I
CHsssE-sluiet, steady; state large, s@
1l&c.
CoTrxs-Steadisr. options steady at 10 TO
- points advance; closed steady, 10 to ~
points up December. $3.50, January.
$l6.lOtdi625; May, si5.f0di6.45. Spot Rio
quiet. steady; NO. Z. 111.c.
SUeAH-kaw. steady, dull; fair refining.
axe; oentrifugals - test Sc; refined fair
demand; No. .. B l3 i6dsc; No. Z. 3sta
3 isci; on A, ik@i Sic; mould A, 41sta
Is loo; standard. A, q 3-l6dfAc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-02
BIG DROP IN SUGAR
Proposed Change in the Tariff
Affected industrial Stocks.
CAUSING A DECLINE IN PRICES
Railway. In CessesAl scored Advances
for sh~ D~y--whe@t and Other
Cer~Ais Ciosed Weak

Nav Yoak. Dec. --Aensy on call
has been easy. ranging from lniis per
cent; last loan att y Per eent. and closing
offered az Ia per cent
Prime. mercantile paper s9fs per
cent
Bsr silver. deisc.
Sterling exchange l. firm. with
actual business IN bankers bills at
slz31s9is3as Fer sixty days and -. so.
Uis6h for demand
Posted rates si.s4t<ais7ls; CONNER.
eiai billS ASA aAs5l. for sixty days
and 81 s54As5ls fof demand
Goyerament bonds have been steady;
state bonds have been hrm; railroad
konds have been strong.
Silver certificates az the board were
neglected
Heavy purchases Of stocks ahd bonds
Tor Loaeion account caused general all
vance in the local market az the open.
Ing. London. IL MAS estimated. took
fully 900 shares Of various stocks as
well AZ big patches of bonds Shortly
after the opening Sugar suddenly
dropped from IS 10 81. The other in
dustrials were also weak. notably Whisky
and Lead. There some heavy liquida-
tions in Lead preferred by parties who
feared that the Wilson tariff ball ii II be
cones a Law viii cut down the pfohts of this
concern. Ia tho afternoon Western Union.
Atehison. Uuion Pacific. Chicago Gas and
Louisville developed great strength The
last uanca advanced On official statements
that The company had Iaia OF big loan in
Loncon and that the ZOO shares Of stock
Ilssigcd collateral had been returned.
up from 3O1s TO zss. The net gains for the
day ranged from !. TO y per cent The sales
were 26s. 90 shares
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-02
IL. J. DE COLA
REAL ESTATE AGENT
ROOMS SAND
TOWER BLK

FOR ssLE-uorsrs AND lors
hne modern hine-r room hous. On T..-.-.
avenue. esst trontags. owned by non- id~,t'
must sea- a oargain Also Qua on port.., a..
nus esnt nouns corner lot One ~, senta
LAtsy~tte with furnace, bath and ali s,,e..i,,.
Improvements One on Hammer svenu, tw.lvs
ooms; cornor lot; good barn, q bargain Oa,
&c tentrsi avenue. oDs an Paris atenua ons os
North Prospect one On Hss,inss one on R,rs.
sru avenue. Also two hou- 80 co center str,-s
70 exchanges Tor house and lot centra In loestsI
INo houses op Csss street. storson 80
s'enae Tor saie or exchange
FARMS FOX SALE on rxcp,xer
90 acre. one mile from B,ron Cnnt.r .~.,x
bonse and barn, good orch ard all uDder ESst
ttate CT cultivation. 10 cell or exchange Tor 20
proved cify property -
ALSO farm Of ~ &C ros near JenisonyiIia ~,,s
buildings good orchard and rood and !, a.
change Tor house and lot IN city.
Also I'D acres In township 81 Gaines n mia.
from eity l0 acres improved. balance t.e-.ch
and maple timber. far buildinsz sou clay
have q number 81 an. Improved f.y,,,t.
lsrr1 county. which can dispose o. a srsss
bargains
Also number of fDe pieces Of rsri~, IA "A
near the city Raging frou five 10 forty scr.s
have lots in ali parts q The citg 70 sell ur
exchange houses to funt
Money 10 loan GA good real state security
n Ds0oLfA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-02
ORDER YOUR COAL
AND WOOD
FHs es.n ~ ItAeAE
GRID RAPIDS ice & COAL co.
Gh.c. ~ p..rI atr.-. 1rl.r.ln... Ia

lpKOBATEtuf kT-Sfsts a hithiTar .oun.
- - k~uf, -. A. se-sifu - fhs gss-,isaf@
eouff - SID roantY - kfuf. bed ~ the pfo-
tsf~ fsacr IN the cts q t,rard Rapids 80 iiss
~ DAP - Nqf- assser tie rear rhe.sss "a
eight hurdrr< Rr.s ntr~-thres.
i'resenf. rms p fertirs. }ufEs - frslhsss
n Vie fnaftes ~ tas estate -
LfDfk 3 fftBf p Decreased
Ardree fvfe. str infstrsff.F - SD state
rlas r~1derrst - fffis c1sfri BE frsi - ~.
$50 rstafe
II y ortierri that Nnnasy. the lIth dss 81
b>oelnhcF. i-.ti a. D. cisEk ~ the foFenl-sr ~
sai4 g.rohate fH.re. - appointed 80 a. ss
e.. sEsiln 90 sssoEsnre - $50 srcsHns sr.d
hesri-lE sai.. f--tfsiesn
kna q = fnrsteF rrstefef thsf ~Frs - tflis
srftsr - ferfisst1e<i ftrpr f1srrs-sEifH sesa+fs
Prev sssas - sad a. ~ hsesrtne 81 ff.n fsfsr4
tseid- H@ral4. asiig n~esIsaf-ef fsris.fsst snd
tfEts - FFREfNS
- f~aN carv 4eftrf - F~,st.a-.
hkkas = ttsELt.. tevs~.a. 81 49, Z
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-02

DErRofr, Mich. Dec. 1.-Closos Wheat
No. rod. cash. and December, 62Jsc;
May. - Nc Nc. white. cash. sliSc.
Corn-No. 2 mixed. cash. 37c, No. yeI-
low. as,1c-
O4ts--No. white. cash. 20.
kye-No. cash. ace
Prime Clover S.ed--t5.0
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-02

UxIos Srocx YAsps. Chicago. Dec. l.
Csttls-Reccipts. 1000; common 10 extra
steers, s3.s0as. 80 /: stockcrs and feeders, s. -
@a75. e0~s and bails. N.2ttl3.ko; calves,
g. 25ta6O9.
Hogs-RscelptS - 600; heavy, h.f09665;
common "a choice mined. "a. 20a5.65. choice
assorted. x5.eosss.70; light. s5-25tdaG0; pigs,
81 tOaS.50
Shsep-kecripts. 1000; poor 20 choice,
N.OOa s.eO; lambs. t3oO,stic5.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-02
LILY WHITE FLOUR
WARRANTED THE BEST.

II body treats body
To glass ~ Rye.
liza body tells q body
Which u best 90 Try.
IL The pair their eycs are =.nidnr
Iieree the fsaeon Why
Ten e. one they both are drinking
Royal Rnby@ Rye
Royal Ruby" Rye Whisky IL
guaranteed absolutely pure and
eleven years old. its great
popularity attcsts its inertia
IL - "a rye that - a Rye. rec
commended for the invalid. flic
convalescent and the eonnois-
scur. put up ON honor and quail
ity guaranteed. bottled At die
tilleryl ROYAL WINE Co.
CHICAGO
Ask for IL $50 per quart
bottle. For sale by Scribncr A.
Aldw.srth. DruRgists
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-02

CITY tressurers fiffira
Grad kaEfia Mich. ora If ia
Nrttre - h-rpilf etFrn rbsf IN .sas.zsr-as
roll istr 70 trspfuv-r,snt - ths siisv bsteeen
t.tass street aIni krnt ttrset ff1n
ls-n STREET o. ere fsrFt houss. 4 Nnw
~ ~ haas. sua that { 81 feeelfs psy-
mat therson - ft~ period 81 ~ atF iaFs
ffufa thls 1ats e. ths stlcs - tks eds tFeasarsr
eiig hall
ase Nh soRaICk Cs,y rr...ar-.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-02

" I F7FNE7FTH IFFFIsA
Ersssf Esrs3s Ma 90 n tzea
settre - h--sty sts--n thst - ss.-e~s-,e,a
t.iH ~ t1e cs-rstfurts.sn - = 1889 a. .4ar.
c'HF t'rF tsa tsrt Fritta aeF~~f
- fran ssrett - f.fsrs... -
= fe~ n ~ han8s. sri fhat | Nh -
.rfss psI,renf tk~rern tsr fhs l,r~,s.4 q
ft-uty Fsfs 49, 49, 1sss 80 sas calrsof ths
a. n N soaalCx- Css1 rss..ur-.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-02
MONEY 70 LOAN.


no rot WANT MONEYf-If 30. ron ~ili
IL ind "a To Jour adssntses to Sc IA b.for,
borro~ing.
We MAKE loans on household ODDS. pianos.
hofEc.- wagons. OF peFsoDai property IL auv
Kind AZ tbs Lowest IOss ibis rates and ia the
outrkest possible time.
uut Loads ere made without publicisv and
tho proIarty - left In your Individual roses.
tlpn
Leans ear h. carried - long ss desired OF
~ Paid IN full or IN pert ~ sny time 20
suit your G. uvcnfence. aud any part paid 70
deces TIE cost IT esrTyfnx the losn.
" yuu o~r = baisnee On ~ bffarp. riaao or
other property. w4wdi psy a up Tor you and
carr - ioeg - yeu desire
t'uf efiices arr the fn.ssf pleasant IN the efsv
snd ar srrnnred that tarties ealing uoon
~ u,sy be saited rToa qsiekly and courteous.
IL.
EaDoeuiber that f~u have thc use % both ~.
rr,,pf-tg and the mssuey and cen r. err the
moreY "a sny ttHa
Ok Nb rapids MORTGAGE LOAN ca
fneni Tower iloek. Phone itll
Conner II M0arf.~ ffsri All tsnal "a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-02

~ F01F7TFHF fI''If--
Sssnt Rsrffs. Me-. f,rt =. fStt
Neftce - herrbF efv-a nat tite sssl4ssiras
ri ~ tta seHfrr~eleert - Isrfaau re~f frs,,r
f.srf afrr-f ~ rssa af.es - a.-.s - ~ haasfs
49, 3ss rit r-lrise rssfsra. th~re~<sa fcr he
teftf.t - tssrrfF fsFs fsfrn ttts date &c uss
efi,cs "a - eify iressarer. eitf aail
az ~ -lhkit =. Citp rr~esuyza
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-02

ctr Tr-asar-r'. offe.
srsnt Rspisfs. Nrh s'rt 81 tsn
Ncfi-- - sershy xfeea rhst 30 sz.-ssn.as
Fnii NJ tite rausrrwettosa "a = "a tffsrfr
fsr-et ffurn Wet ifoaarsi s-raet e. ass -
hHe q lFntsos sstiittrn = 49, Ia MP hsat.
as TIA. 1 sal -.~riV. paFneat thsre~sa f,r
a. p-iast a t1~aty aars frurt t,is d.ss a.
tss ctiics "a tae ettF treasursr err hslL
Gel IA ~gaAis =. Gu Trsssnr~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-02

tftF lretsurers pfHre
trari tfritia, Web, hos. - ia
Ncrire - her-hs Etres ttst III assessment
re- f,'r ~ c"t,stsuctasa - se~sr N NORTH
f,lieEe trsuur ifu.r turts gr-es ard IN
thf =. street fr1f1 tarfis - srrirf atr-~s,
= nov fu ny aerts. anf thar ! Wiil rueeivs
FsTmeuts - am Soc ne p~rtot q tssnty
asft ffum tets a*fe. a. he Oiiics - tha city
treasures gsty bail
ae.I- a. d. .oRRICk. CltE Tr.a.ar.e
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-02
MARKETS.

Wheat is today being quoted at soc.
no change icing made. The hay market
is firm. but the supply IL equal to tho
demand. Apples are today being quoted
al from sl.OO1Li0.
Farm Produce.
RssoAs-Es8tS.
SFtSkcH-5tAc Yer bushsi.
ByrfEa-ieesc pr pound.
hssss-Slic Ter dozen.
Tr-RxTFs--p.r TOR btsh~l
Csssors- $50 Do pr bu-hei.
HoxES-faney sillts, i7ilc pr pound.
rkssIEx--35c per dokeu.
OxEoSs-S5d5ac per b'sshsL
tEIzsr--i5c Ter doxsn sialSS.
foc ter l.u-ari.
MfxF--.sc ver dotea b0nelle-
Arr Ks-si per bssshel; Spis-, 81. 10
tkaHaes-6sAe pef doxen.
So tess@-l' :. a3c per pounA
tsrrfFLnvNs-si.5 50 pef aoksn.
pss4Sips pr hustei
IsrTfeE-Hof hois~s, iSc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-02

tah<et-fu4I cftaflIs ~ q 10
CkssxD Gssops - Cora. n. 34aLto per
dozeag touistoes. 81 $50 L 20 per dozsE-
toxFkEz-tso4sfed; aio. z1e2scs Mar,
eaibe. 9se 2sc, lava. 3@3sc, AoekA and
Java. 1sa3lci packages, szs-t5 psr easa.
LAaD--toInpouil tlefccs. sac; cola
pound. 0posand tina si.e; pare. tisscxs.
uAei sep0nnd tins. likes ksttis rsndered.
hsfess Ises 50 poaad tins. ie3sc.