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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08


CHICAGO. June T. With one excep
ton. the Hilernisn Savings bank. the
runs inaugurzted are not nearly ~ heavy
today. the crowds being lees than half
~ large ss yesterday. Al the Hitrrnian
the hong line II depositors MAS confnnt
ed for the first time this morning by a
notice 10 the effect that q thirty DAYS
notice would he required ON deposits
of eI00 or less and sixty days ON
amounts above that figure. Phil Ar
mour. the multi mi liionaire. walked up
and down the line u depositors in front
of the Illinois Trust 4 Savings hank for
an hour today and assured the people
that ne personally knew the hank 10 be
solvent and able aud willing 20 rsy
everybody on demand. AZ the came time
he told them that a run Was injurious 10
everybody. and especially TO the deposit
ors with money in solid bank, and ad-
vlsed them TO drop out Il the line and
return to their homes He even went 80
far - 10 assure thoee who were in need
that IL they would step into has office
across the street he would cash their
books without discount.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08

S.x FR.Sc1sco. June Fire which
hroke out IN Lyon street. near Page. at
80 tbs morning destroyed about a
dozen fine residences. NEST ~ which
we're ~ recent construction The IRE
vac not under contol until 5@n Three
firenaen. named Richard Windrow. Ed
vsri Davis snd Charles Nsti.on. ver.
Instantly kiii ed by the falling ~ = chin
ney and another fireman named Henlit
ea- baby burned The lose is esti
mated AZ f1opu
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08

mAd. by the artist and sculrtor. s.
Gsu.iene, froa the cast tzken tiis morn
ING 70 be placed in the fiayers' siuh
The following notice w~s p&<ssd 81 the
Players club during the afterneoG. 1T
is requested by the board IL dssectosS Il
the Players club that the snsmtrss -
ssnbie II the ciub house II o'elos-k
FRIDAY morning 10 scoompsny thefunersi
eostege ~ the ehurrhr William kisp
ham acknowledged Ia re1soss~S this
afternoon that ho y a. one ~ the esecu.
tors named Ia The last viii N Edwin
Bo,th. He said he could not st present
even give an spprosiaazse idsaof the val
ne of fhe estate sr tell ~ hat IL principally
consisted II. The Will Was made early
last fall. Amone the heirs nsned ln tie
will are the tostafor's daughter. Ms.
6rosner. and her f~o ehiidrea. The
names IL the other heirs Mr.. Bisphsm
could not recall 10 mind tonight
Letters or kilograms we're received al
the Pisyers' club today from aiaso~i
every actor and actress IN the country.
bearing mesaages Tegretting Mr.. Booth .
death.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08
MURDERED AT A WEDDING.
Too Much Beer Causes JOY to Turn "a
Grief

HARrISoToS. Neb.. June The home
OF Frank Hochstem. about twelve miles
north of Harrington. was the scene al n
terrible bu.chery this morning at >
o'clock. A double wedding had occurred
at tina. place during the day and in the
evening general good time Was to be
had. About twenty kegs Of beer con
stiiuted part Of the refreshments. At
. o'clock in the morning the boys com
menced feeling rather good and a little
wrangling ensued. Henry Tanscing. one
Cedar county's most respected citizens,
was cut from the right shoulder Ia the
heart. killing him IN about three min
utes. John Koech. the murderer. was
brought To town by the sheriff this
forenoon. The coroner held an inquest
this morning The Germans are at
fever heat and strong talk Of lynching
prevails.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08

John Rousman Fatally Wounds q
Friend.

LrAvExwoRTH. Kas.. June "A vio-
lent assault was made late last night
upon the residence of John Rousman,
an aged Hungarian living with his wife
in the south part Of the city. by a
mob Of about fifty Polanders. who
objected to Rouseman's presence IN their
neighborhood. The house. which was a
frame affair was completely battered
down with large rocks aud Rousman
Was badly bruised. Officers Connolly
and Hawkins. hearing the disturbance.
went to theecene. but the mob had dis
persed While Connolly chased some
stragelers. Hawkins attempted Ia enter
the house. whereupon Rousman. taking
him for one of his assailants. fired upon
him with "a revolver. inflicting fatal
wounds Arrests were made.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08
CORDAGE TRUST REORCA
The Exhibit Prepared for Cretiisors
said TO Bc Cnfavorablc.

Nrw YoRx. June The National
Cordage company reorganization com
mittee held meeting today and Will
continue to confer until some plan for
rehabilitating the concern is decided
upon. A bond issue is spoken ~ TO be
offered to the stockholders. the procee,is
10 10 used in paying oH the floating debt
and 10 provide working capital. \ syn
dicste will take such bonds ss are not
subscribed for by stockholders. Ii is
understood that the creditors commit
tee has completed its report. and ,ha. it
includes preliminary statement by the
receivers The exhibit, according TO
unoficial sources. IS not favorable.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08
Heavy DIR, Goods Cra.h.

CHATTANOOGA. June "A deed of
trust 10 protect certain creditors was
filed today by ID. II. Loveman. the heavi
est retail dry goods dealer in the city.
The trustees are II. Clay Evans. ex.
first assistant postmaster general, and
Lewis Black II Cleveland. Ohio. The
liabilities mentioned in the deed are in
round numbers sl0.0o0. The Central
National bank Of New York is involved
for 5000 The heaviest individual
creditor is Regina Black Of Cleveland.
Ohio, 10000.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08

Illinois After the Total Abstinance
Life Association OF America.

CHICAGO. June Attorney General
Moloney, suing for the people 81 the
state Of Illinois. filed in the circuit court
Information in the nature OF quo war
rsnto against the Total Abstinance Life
Association of America The object of
the suit Is 20 take away the charter OF
the defendant on the ground OF fraud
and violation OF the law under which
they were organized. Numerous charges
- mismsnagement on the part of Off
GERS are made. chief Of which Is that the
association has received Tor the purpose
~ guarantee or reserve fund elJO.oco. a
large part o, which is invested in bonds
a the East Tennessee Land company.
This i an alleged illegal investment. as
the land company's bonds have no mar
ket value and the law requires the in
vestment must be made in first class
Convertible bonds.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08
Erassus wsman's Liabilities.

NEw YoRK, Jhne THE direct liza
bilities Of Erastus Wiman ar scheduled
are stated at so9i 100. contingent liabili
ties. S3l5.aO. The assignee estimates
the real estate in mis- possession as suiii-
cient 10 nay the direct indebtedness un-
secured 10y collateral; and the surplus of
collateral. together with interests in
various companies. can be applied 90
the liquidation of such contingent liza
biIities as may be found 10 exist. after
realization upon the assets which these
reIreeent
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08

CHICAGO, juno T.-Joseph Rsthbone
a Co. lumber dealers. made voluntary
assignWeny this morning. The assets
are scheduled st s1oo0p and the liabili
ties at s2;0.c0 Robert r Shsnklin.
assignee. is now in possession of the
company's property. The firm Is com
posed Of Joseph Rathbone and Morton
Butler. Inability to realize on comme,-
cial paper is given ss the cause ot the
assignment
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08
Row with Greek Tar.

TARoHro, June IA serious riot oc-
CURED today between the inhabitants
OF the city and the sailors Of the Greek
men -of-war Spara aud Spesia. lying at
anchor in the harbor. The cause of the
conflict Was the allegation that some of
the sailors had violated q Taronto wo
man. Several persons on both sides
were seriously injured in the ARRAY. and
no fewer than forty six arrests were
~. a.e
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08

CHICAGO. June 1.-Gertrude =. Walker
and Francis ID. Cleaye. daughters ~ the
late William Derby. Sf.. filed a bili to-
day in tho circuit court against their
brother. William Derby. Jr. The bill
asks for an accounting of their fathers
property The elder Derby died IN Sep.
iemher last possessed Of over s2.oOl0o
worth ~ property. lie left about $40
0t0 10 each of his daughters and they
are conteeting.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08

t<legraphie eonnunicssiDs = css od.
AssistAscs has arrived - shs eceae
froG Grand ForkA and Duluth
snd croo1sGou have bssn ssksd tor
help The Are d<psrsnsnts of the lat
Ser towns. hossves. can b q No assist
anes tonight - they must reach the
sceae By making long dssour and eross
the Red rivsr at East Grand fosks
James J. Hill has Just tsiegraphed frora
81 Paul ordering the immediate open
ins the Grand Pacific hotel for the use
u the hundsesis u homeless people 10
fssgo- Many iiremsn have been injured.
sotns u them srriously. but no names
can he secured owing 10 the confusion
which rsigns syeFys here
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08

Old Officcrs of the Road Reelected
at the Meeting.

CHICAGO. June e1.-Stockholders OF the
Chicago Rock Island d Pacific road
held their annual meeting at the general
offices Of the company today. The
directors. whose terms Of Office had ex-
pired. were all reelected. Subsequently
the directors held n meeting and elected
the officers for the ensuing year as fol-
lows: President. X. X. Cable OF Chicago;
first vice president. Benjamin Brewster
of New York; second vice president. w
j. Burdy Of Chicago; third vice presi.
dent. II. A. Piliker Of Chicago. The
financial statement submitted shows
net earnings IL s5.ss1 All for the past
year. The passenger earnings showed
am increase of se2g.3So over those 81
ls52. and freight earnings increased
sl 0i25S0. The increase in net earnings
was s3ii.iG2.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08

proEI.. III. June The travelling
men : conveption net st L. o'tlock this
nlorulue. Several letters * regret verA
rad. sftsr which ar adirtss wss msde
hv Escoh Firth - - Louis The ~
ports = the secretary snd treasurer
ssre read after whirh ths conventioa
adjourned A. l.A ~ exe8rssee Nas
gwen he fnegabers e IRE corvtation -
: point txfrty aa,es sfsagr the cly CO
,i.s iver where - IeA >l-t proHas asrsiis
t~oert via te iFslaiF I'D ir
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08

IsptksAroLss June The sheriff a
Hossra csuuts dees not expect - .snrvs
iise warrants ssssea against On s.ofernor
Cisse. JOHN " FarIs ana sshser Val
den - TIE aessnct fsfeentoy smbs. i,u'
wia sxait Their appearance Fha=e is
flsirsz ieefoFe enearesneuts IN OHIO and
= exgected - his torBe here SATURDAY
Psrle - herr and sssx he ssil g. 30 ho.
kofse ard gfFe bond ,. scyn "a The
ersua lury's cspszs s'srs~o uEsyn hifn-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08

FARoo. n. d.. June 7.--Attachmenis
were served at noon today upon an ele-
vators and other property of the North
ern Pacific Elevator company IN North
Dakota. Suit for which these attach
ments were issued claims that 10000
is due and is brought al the instance ~
banks in Montreal. Minneapolis and
Duluth. There are fit, elevators be
longing TO this company in North Da-
kota. The headquarters of the company
are in Minneapolis
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08

LONDON. June Roberts. the Eng
lish billiard champion. has challenged
Ives, the American. 10 another contest
Of 6.p0 OF 1900 points with the same
table and conditions as before. except
that in cases where the balls are jammed
they shall be spotted and the player TO
continue his play from balk.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08

CHICAGO. June 1.-Daniel s. Lamont.
Cleyrisnd,. cabinet officer arrived AZ the
Palmer house during the excitement
over the preparations for the infanta's
journey 10 the west side. and he re-
NAMED about the hotel long enough TO
pay his respects 10 Euialia. Mr.. Lamont
was not in TO visitors during the day.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08

HIS Threat to Contest Ilis Removal IL
Unhec1eh

wAsHIsoroS. Juno The threat OF
ex Commissioner Richard Mansfield
White. he with the pesirie fire whiskers.
to contest his removal by Secre-
tary Gresham will be Of no avail.
An official Of tho staos department said
to1ay: "lt was made' simply be
cause this man White has been making
q bowling nuisance Of himself. The
commissioner has wacted 10 get rid OF
him for q long time and understood
requested the governor to remove him.
At any rate. the governor sent Webster q
name here AZ Whitois successor. and
the president. accosding To law, ap-
pointed him and ba<1e TIE secretary of
state send the news 10 Secretary Dick
inson"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08

SPRING V.rtEy. MINI. June 7.--While
picnicing this afternoon At RUNNERS
Springs. six miles from here. Luther
Turner. Ohio Stevens ard daughter
and Mrs Morrow got into Turner's car
riage and vent to the spring Tor water
The team became frightened and
jumped OF the high bank into The
the water. drowning al. including the
foreas
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08
w,.,,,usin nrnk sv.,e,,,-.

AsHIASp. Via. June = The Bank -
washbur' closcd its doors ihie morning
III ~ a ~ aie institution. With stafei
capital q .-,3.r0 and n surplus ot sl2
COZ The deposits are about 10000 A.
L. Robert is preesdent. and states that
deposiiors will h. ps,d in foli.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08

taken charge of the place 81 business a
the II. Goodman Manufacturing CON
psny. susrenders aud webbing. On an
attachment in favor q Isaac >eubefgcr.
who is SAID To- he a clothing dealer al
Marquette. Michigan. The liabilities
are reported To be about sss-.ep aud the
ssseis nomlnaily about slla.eN
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08

DrSvKR. Colo. June John -
Nicholas. newspaper man. who hss
sorked on a number ~ Colorado nevs
payers in tb- act few Years committed
sairide today He remains we're found
al 3t5 this sfte noon near the Uztei
gold cure ins,itat~ The dead MAJ i~'i
q note saving that be had taken NOR
phire with the intention a killing him
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08
Jimmy Beats the Ir,.h

DUBLIN. June IA. 4. Zimmerman.
the American champion bicyclisi. was
the winner today in scratch race par.
ticipated in by bicyclists from various
parts OF Ireland Zimmerman won
easily by two lengths in . minutes. 4745
seconds. O'Neill of Dublin was second
and OCsllaghan Of Cork was third.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08

P.bopsr. waeh. June The First
National bank - this city closed iis
doors tins morning The suspension 70
due n the faslure a the Bank ~ Spo.
kane. The bank has capital and sur.
plos ~ ti0.eo aud deposits ~ ai,out
fHHOD
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08

At 1910 yesterday Mr. Lahore. Who
il fireman attached a. No 4. went 10
the room which. Tor the past two s.ars
Gray. He had noticed tha, hls little
dog did not act right Instead -
bounding out 10 MEET hirn az usual. the
dog crouched near crsys door and
whined and snufyed az the fioor lie
spoke Ia his wsfe about The matter aud
she said she feared somelAsug was
wrong.
Mr.. Lahore thercupop went 20 the
door and raped. but no response
came from within. iie raped
again. Then he fapciei he De.
tecied an odor and h,s imagination
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08

NEW YORK. June flames b. Ewing.
United States minister ~ Belgium.
sailed today ON the Red Star steamship
Westernland for Antwerp. He was ac-
companied by Mrs. Ewing. Miss Louise
Ewing and Davis Ewing.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08

instantly pictured the sudden death ~
Gray Tie TUNED % 90, hut upon
another thought. sssized the knott - the
ds-,r and gave II guick push. Then
the odor became unmists.snbls. and ess-
isfied that Gray had died with nobody
~ minister to him IN h's last hours. he
gave the door ssnlrnf etrake. II Hew
back on its hinges. revealing ~ him =
sight 81 horrible he stood fsf moment
transit xei with terror H,r vorsi fears
wers aoaiiy rnslizesi fos there Tying enc
on the hssw, the ofher ~ the fr-1 fsssh
stark dead and ossvsvesi with blcod. ~rre
the blosfs-d as,d d.-corlg~~,rg t-Dsiies q
Dora Nelzs and William fsrsy.
The Wo,asn's pr.itsoa
The body ~ Dora Nulss p~s l,ins
fre,esrrfe nn the Assr her sbsefly ssne
iloate8 and biacs. The tlooo hsvine
ssath-a u IN fasfsdiing ssrsslss end
blotcbe. - fawnt purple. selne hsif
cobceaied IN the tforsd -sssksd hair.
which tel ~ cleffs-l mse-s nter hsr
forehead pue arm sse thrown Ecrr-<
her bfeast one finEer oFnarrenfsi eith
= hand nng The other .ae feri so<~e
~ stpte hef brad lying in > pol -
dried l,iped go the feor A. uslF. sr.
rated bullet wound ~ fise ffs8Kis 80
The right e,is fsd safr = bs4f through
Which her isfs t.ia-f h-d sEs,siesi n 10
rents The body vas parity cie'ffsd
HeT stockings snd uodsfEsfn.ssifs sfrs
properly tssfsrscd and . fssrs sstis
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08

Lahore. a tenant occupying the east
half Of the block IN which the terrible
TRACED. took place.
Nobody knows exactly VOW. when or
10y whom the awful crihe was per
petratcd.
Beside the dead body of the girl
bull dog revolver with Eve empty cham
bers was found. The revolver is the
only clew upon which the mystery may
be solved
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08

ExrxvIts Tam Juu~ ID p
Noarse. searf~r - ia~ miners ir ta- Cosl
Creek vsr asst AuGust vac -enfsnced ~
Csnfnu ths uara4r1 fe the peai'erfiafy
for zeFFn Ytstr le sentence e re-
xsriei hs many peopie as-bgat
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08

MuvkrgFr. June Z The Bay viev
rolling mills sill be shut dorn July ]
Tor an Indefinite PERIOD.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08

Srw YoRg. June Over sl.soep
wss shipped today by Ne~ fosk banks
20 Chfcsgo
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08
Financial Plan.

The e8nmifte~ 81 permanent or1sni
sarion afssr several ksltols selected TIE
Hon ~ VI Deugheffy e Fayefts -
chairman ard + IA kess8azey q
kfbers a. -.,sfets4F Tee COP aalftee ar
& flflors srre4nfts sat 6 n ittee.
vita Iu,lxe s.sSfsace cf iosza. sx
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08

Atli , n tte citF q farrn = stiii n
faaaes sni ths nsmmeth ciss~ = os.tug
hicNn ~ = frfsitc Wind The fire -
.-,snp,efsig heeaei crntral snd @ser,s
s,ir~ 80 burr ~ fea ta'ldines sierg the
rr@f fIs,nf fife fs@ .H sirss's a. 'eaet
tttsAfto fh@ af iEs heRrsn - e1r
ue.a ana f'sosa hs- eeen hufnrti snd all
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-04-20
GOLDsBORO. N. c.. APRIL 10, 1895
The Senate Adjourned,

When the Senate met in extras
ordinary session there was
a great deal of discussion as to
whether it would be necessarily
confined to merely executive bust
ness. Though no formal decision
was arrived at, it did SO confne its
self, so strictly that even the CUES
tions that arose concerning its own
membership were left %uneettled
when the Senate adjourned on Sats
urday afternoon.
Only one of these questions was
really dificult-that of the right Of
the Governor of a State to appoint
a Senator for a regular term, the
Legislature in session having rec
fused or failed to make an ap
pointment. This question affects
three of the sitting members, but
the Senate has left it still in diss
pute, possibly in the hope that
events may simplify the problem in
some way before the regular ses-
sion.
The Senate thus practically con-
fined itself to the business for
which it was called, the considera-
ton of the new Presidents nomi.
nominations. They were all cons
frmed, with the exception Of one
made on the last day for a local
Office, which went over under OBJ
lection. They included all the
heads of departments and of bus
reau and other chief executive offs
fcers and all but one or two of tie
prominent diplomatic representa-
tives.
For other offices which the Pres
ident may be expected to fill as yae
cancies occur, he will Issue COM
missions subject to the approval o:
the Senate at its next meeting, He
has apparently made all the
changes that he regarded as i'm
mediately necessary and will take
his time for the rest. Times.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-04-20
A Queer Railroad Train.

New YORK, April 1.-THE
queerest railroad train that has
been seen in many a long year
drew out of the Pennsylvania de-
pot at Jersey City at 1915 O'Clock
this morning amid the cheers of a
big crowd of curiosity seeker. The
train consisted of engine Nc. 1. of
the Pennsylvania railway and cars
Nos. 8 and s. Engine No. 1 of
the Pennsylvania roads is also
engine No. 1 Of the United States,
being the first railway locomotive
used on this side of the Atlantic.
It has been among the curiosities
in the National museum at Washs
ington several years and was res
Gently reftted for this duty. It is
called John Bull and started this
morning to puff it's way laboriously
to the Worlds Fair, where it will
be an object OF wonder to millions.
John Bull shows no sign Of his
great age except his antique cons
struction. He is painted and
polished SO that he shines as fair
as the latest born of modern loco-
motives. The coaches look like
stage coaches on railway wheels.
They too are in gala attire, being
painted bright green with the in~
scription "John Bull Train"
The train is manned by veteran
railroaders, Conductor W. T.
Bailey has been a passenger cons
ductor since 1859. Brakemen
Jonah Hogan and Thos. Gallagher
were brakemen in 1849. Engine
Driver A: S. Herbert drove the
John Bull in 1852, j. W, San
ford, the fireman, was such in 1855.
Car Inspector D, FL. Baker, who
goes along, has been foreman of
the City car shops since 1849. Act
ing Assistant Superintendent JAS.
r. Smith, who directs the running
of the train, hes also been a rail.
road man over fifty years.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-04-20
Free Trip to Chicago.

To the first Ierecn s"rd ng SO
words made from the letters cons
tanned in the words Celery King"
We will give trip ticket to tie
Worlds Fair and $50, in cash. To
the 57th person sending the same
number of words, we will give a
trip ticket and 1926. in cash. To
the 18th perspn we will give a
trip ticket to the Worlds Fair.
Write your name on list of words
numbered, and inclose the same
with twenty-five cent?, and we
will mail you a package of the
great Herbal Remedy, Celery King.
a sure cure for all diseases of the
Nerves, Stomach, Liver, and Kids
neys. Address,
Herbal Remedy Co., LIE Roy, N. Y.