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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-14

Levi Laeqe@. formerly employed a.
ssifchman ca the g. X a l. yards al
Cadillac. began salt Ia the Circuit
eourf yesterday against the e. K 4 l.
Railroad eonapans % recover damages
foF al arm crushed IL is..z ~hile ccssp
sa9 cars. he sets forth that the hFeman
shsias duty u eAs - u.kcE his slguals
4rei transmit them o. the eEgineef eas
-oilpd IA one eye. On Ma ~ ls91. the
plaintiff sas coupling cars IA ths caAhi.
lac yards. he gave a sigaal "a the IRE
man 70 have the engine remain station
arys SURPRISING that the firenau had
sen his slsnal be stepped between the
cars ~ ADJUST The opapiing mechanism.
when the ears were foreed together by
the engine and his right arm ~as
bfs'<en. he sets his damage at $1,000.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-14
CAUGHT IN A FROG
tioubls Death OF a c. & w. M.
Smtchman LAST Niett
FINGERED AN HOUR IN AGONY
After hs fts>iy Hal Beca Terribly
n@axisst ~ The wheels--f4lssard
coaseily Met Iersible Dsa&h-

The deadly freq gof ia It's WORK again
ia.t nishE with ts.Fritle effect Easari
Conneliy aCkW NJ s~itchnAn. Vas
a~s.stiag IN making ~ ffeighE tain IA
TIE yan'is scar the cad n Aiken street a
30 ocIock Ia attempting y riako
coupisnz. hls fasit czash t IN irx lal
before ho cusAd sxtficats hlmsef the
approaching chr PASSED over bic bosiy
dia4onaliy nesIsly sosering ons leE aiasi
Ieasing Portions q tie pelyls exposed
and partially dissmboxeling Ito IN
happy victim. he hngcret IN ,earful
Amy f,r about an hour, moaning sew
ersl times. ~ftoYs. let me rest easy
Let ne 4ie IA peaes. He sas 4lh,ssl
q ile oH the ground a. cog a. csias~,ioos
anal Nhs later earriea a. the platform II
the freight house who're b. rnaly ex-
piFest Or. Weulster as summonss3 anst
Coroner Lsshef arrived before be disst.
bat n0thing whatever could % done.
TIE bssey Nas taken ~ The smbulance
a. % hriens undertaking roeus, where
al inquest Ill te held today.
No one Has ue4r Couneliy when The
accifient oceurred Conductor Louis
keiillne. Mo ~sls in charge ~ making
Up tie tran. 1hich vas North b1und
freight. said Be had no Know lesige ~ i
until L bad happened ConneiIy was
working a. the trout end az the Train
ard (scoree fergu-pn. another switch
n4n. Wa tow arsis the reAr.
D.ceass~i WAs ~ years 81 ago. He
lived AZ 49, South LENA street With his
a..ioN. 81 siothsr and brother John. &.
A " "a engineer aad brother William.
q fireman. he had been employesl by
t1~ conpsRy for about two months bur
bal worked tor the d.. l.. 4 y az times
before. tis oi,ier brother arrived on
hs engine after ais brothers. death.
It's father. John Couneliy. ~as an "a
gan~er on the C. 4 W VI Tor many wears.
The young man had lived here most u
MS lie and was known o. De steady and
Industrious DR.. Wooster said he had
been callosl 10 attend many victims N
slluilar accidents. but this the worst
case be bad knoen IN the city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-14

Prof Ora Pearson was agreeably sur
prised last evening. He was invited 10
meet with those persons who took part
IN the production ~ the ~Gondoliers. in
the residence of Mrs. Will Gay on Ful.
tn street. During the evening Mr.
PEARSON was presented with beautiful
lamp stand asa mark u the high esteem
IN which he is held by the members of
the Gondaiier company. "a a musical di-
rector Delicate refreshments were
served and very pleasant evening was
enjoyed by ALL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-14

There was good attendance al the
Academy of Medicine last night and
mech discussion was held over paper
read by Dr. &. III. Johnston on the Ger
man method 81 treating cases 1t typhoid
fever with cool baths The method was
introduced IN Germany by DIR. Brandt.
and 2-lo consecutive cases have been
treated without death resulting. DIR.
Peterson read paper regarding an
ovarian tumor on which he recently
operated. Both papers were interesting
to members n the profession. and their
points were fully discussed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-14
He Claim. E'raud.

Ransom La Duke began suit in the
circuit court yesterday and asked for an
injunction restraining John Michigan
from disposing OF certain notes held
against him. La Duke purchased the
furniture in the Leland hotel ON South
Division street and now claims Michigan
misrepresented the worth IL the goods.
La Duke gave two notes in payment and
now that be claims be was defrauded he
wishes the courts 20 restrain Michigan
from disposing II the notes. A tempo
rary restraining order was issued by
Judge Adsit yesterday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-14
Does Not Approve OF the Bin.

In an interview in The Democrat
Sunday morning. the Hon. A. S. White
stated that r. q. Dun 4 Co.'s Detroit
manager approved Of his bill, placing a
tax on commercial agencies. In reply
TO this statement. George II. Minchener
telegraphs friends in ethis city as fol-
lows:
Whites statement that approve Of bill
taxing mercantile agencies il untrue. I en-
tirely disapprove of the bill. and it Is not in
the best interests of subscribers or the pub
lie. GEoRGE ii. MrScHKxKR.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-14

Bishop Gillespie did not present bis
paper on Church Taxation before the
pastors conference yesterday an had
bessn previously announced. lie had
NOT been informed that the paper was
expected al yesterday s meeting. and did
not have IL prepared. The bishop wishes
10 read copy 81 the bill now before
the legislature when il is printed before
attempting 10 prepare q paper on the
subject
In the absence ~ the paper the mem.
bcrs II thu eonference discussed the
subject informally. but No action was
taken on the matter a. boiy. The
Rev. Mr.. Pollard will read a paper ON
Missionary Work in Hawaii
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-14

New List OF Onicers--Paul Marin the
President.

Last night was very disagreeable on
the outside. and IL was most trying
one to the members OF the Central Labor
union in electing officers. for they were
kept busy until II o'clock. Many new
delegates were present with their cre-
dentials and were obligated.
Mr.. jackson. a boss barber. was grant
ed the privilege Of the floor and he ex-
planned his purchase Of chairs from an
alleged non union factory.
The following officers were then
elected:
President. Paul Marin; vice president,
Warren Squires; recording and CORE
spending secretary, Albert Ball; finan-
cial secretary. III. j. Klerorn; treasurer.
William Crewe; board Of trustees. Will
lam Hyde. f. p. Mills and William
Fisher; sergeant-st arms. G. L. Artson.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-14

~ speelsi aeetiag = she trustees a
the inhn teosvoieni ASSOCIATION. hei
ridsy. Marc ~ tn foiicss0s ne
rf0riai r~@siutsons wfrp s8opts3
Neffea-. ttrr helcsei rre<saens ~
stsf.f- ~hrfe, - fsla-a s.lser -. ths
1-sefef< = ~ trtsr Rruevcitzf sesys-sa.
s.ssa. desire - s7fxess eslr $500 - esz xorts
teo - z0sat sne - - - E --sesy r. ais
~trrvef
ai~seiFe - rr.r he~-a~..r.~~s - ~ kie.sf,
assirsi. sssh~fsnsial bis sna s.keertne soses
aa1 fsrp aacef ~ arsesa~rr~
"a ssnarees q otasrs ss ca bear
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-14

Horace Lindsey. the boy who has
been before the police court several
times OF late for truancy, drifted into
The HERALD editorial rooms at 1870
this morning. shiyering with cold. and
asked II he might get warm. He said
his father. who resides at No. 50 Spring
street. had come home drunk. an hour
before. and had thrown him ont of the
house. lie says when be sells papers
and makes little money hisfather forces
him TO give it up and spends il for drink
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-14

The vie n Dr. Welsheimer. who dis
appeared lAst week. has been heard
fr0na- She J. IN Coopersviiie. ani has
engaged an attorney named Chilly 70
defend her. She will appear before
Judge Perkins toslsy for examination.
Many complaints are being male 10
the superintendent q police that boys
are killing blue birds and robins AZ eell
a. spsrr0Ns \ petition will probably
be -sot % The common council 90 see IL
thr evil cannot &c stopped
Nrs. f. a. Sioll - Va. 173 Henry
street. mother II Patroinan Gcoryc J.
Stul.. die,i early yesterday morning after
a weeks illness. The remains Viii lie
tskcn - ADn Artror tosias Tor burial.
A small blaze occurred yesterday
morning ia a dwr1lrg houss At No. al
IAs. street.. Tho house was coupled
a. Dassd Little and vas owned by fogg
4 SroNo. ihr ,!amsgo was si5o
". J. Taylor. a hsothcr q Frederick
:. Taylor - this city. died yesterday
in me Masonic home. he Vas rative
~ New York and WIS admitted to the
home last summer.
Bonds gwen in 1870 FOR the erection u
schooi houses O. the amount Il 81. LOO
we're paid yesterday to splitter & co. the
boeton bankers
John HoUnan. father q Deputy
Sheriff Hopman. - reported - be re-
covering from hls recent stroke Il par
aysis
The limos Rifles viii probably ar
rangr a. march from Grand Rapids 20
thicsgo when visiting TIE worlds fair.
Oac esee - glass fos tho Grand Rap
iis Furniture company Nns eieared IN
the custom house yesterday.
Ws car give yosr laaairy work fin-
isa e,gnai - new e yoa desire. Bixtcr
StraE Launiry
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-14

Ms fucrefis willard Treat principal
q fhr klndcr1irtfn training sehoo has
rcfarnesl from very pleasant trip IN
fhr east having visited training schools
81 Columbus. Boston. Rochester. Albany.
bafslo and Ne~ f1Tk
1,scer Luck. = Grand Rapids carver
All designer. who has bten getting
psirftrs n has ART at bis FORMER home IN
Oerusnf Pr several months. Is o1 his
vay leme
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-14

Patrick Roche. the old man who was
seriously injured at the Harrison wagon
works last Thursday by the falling Of a
wagon s<ein. striking him on the lead.
formerly mentioned IN THE HERALD.
lies unconscious at his home. No. 60
Broadway. With little hope If recovery.
tie - upwards Of 10 years Of age. and IL
i feared he can never recover from the
shock. Mr. Harrison. proprietor ~ the
works. has generously offered Ia pay all
expenses connected with his illness, as
well as allow him his wages.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-14

David Young. a wealthy pioneer
farmer % Cannon township. died al his
resldence yesterday morning after long
and painful affection resulting from in
Juries received by falling from a hay
mov several years ago. The funeral
VII te held tomorrow morning at 100
at the Bostwick lake church. under the
auspices u the Rockford lodge ~ Ma.
aons and the Rev. J. T. Hustled ~ this
city vii preach the funeral sermon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-14

Mrs Ffe.leric< J. Blake. daughter in
lae q Fpaklia I. Blake. the south
Division street baker and c0ufectioncr.
died yesterday at her home. NJ. III
sheldon street Mrs Blakewas - years
n age and had BEEN married about a
year The funeral will b. heli on
Thursday At 80 2 m. Friends are in
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-14

The Michigan Trust company. A. a.
signee for Frank Gfannelio. eold the
stock and fixtures yesterday for 81 -s1o %.
Colonsl Pierce bought the stock and the
AxtuFes we're purchased by the Paper
Manufacturing company and ". Il Ne
hinley. Mr. Mckinney viii oTTn tailor
establishment directly above the Gran
neiio Store. and The Paper Nanufacfnr
ing company Wiii occupy tte ground
ao..r
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-14

Burglars entesed ths firsf tlns - freak
iAz pane u <la~s "a TIE frtnt wias4ce
and lefr threu>A rear door ~1icn fhsf
Ell epen. There = 30 psiice pr'ite tion
"a hat part a tks eiEs after 8 . etoek ~
the mfFnin. 41d il = tAouSht tbc sDfk
sas dine al.ef tlzt time.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-14

Detective Kennedy arrested Frank
Sssii'er anJ Frank Koch yesterday on
warrant charging them with dranken
ness They are supposed - - the PAR.
ties who frekieseiy drove into the rir o..
cup,esl ~ Mr. Frank Duuuehacke Sun
neY ght AMI threw her cat GA Leonard
street bridge
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-14

p y Hafisr. NJ "a Cherry ssreat
'yphass spver. FRAMES Ra~prp. NJ. ~
Fars efreet. rhiekeupcv. May fsersrd
~ SEP >csth ion,s street uaezsles. ~
r. tArrnfs,4 " ff9 Nfxfh sserne.
steaeles Nanehe lfenrv " 81 ~,pfa
isVisiro sfrest. sczr,ef fewer
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-14

SATURDAY nizhf burglars ~ 5ered
Sshmiit irue etore az ire corner u
v 80 fuit..n SAT Straight streets
Through q back window sn4 teok me
rontcnfs frrn The nooef liraTe~. TIE
rhaage fsken consisted q alt.ut e. IA
penai-r. one eeek ego lsst THURSDAY
uxhf she sfore wa hurrisrife.i arb -
@uv~sore coenfairirr 80 riii shich had
leen left m the tlli as taken The
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-14

The exsusinafion = f'rnrxe Eiazsway
accuses q stealing si>s FROM ! &. Wi
49, - Aplnn e,H1e fsr3a sEo. Rts cesn-
r'efssi Yesterday before Justice Hc
cent ard ths respondent sss a ~ bsr..e,i
~ want = sufficient esisleece to hold
hin s. fhe circnit court ~ trial.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-14

YESTERDAY afternoon - little Jimmie
Whste. sze~i s years. whose parents s,ve
AZ NJ "A Gather STREET Nas PLAYING wtth
aonse lpss arnuaa the ~. I. = \ freight
houee. he feis AMI hfsske Ms coilsr t-,rn.
Tie ambulance to-sk bin - 81 Mssx's
hosrstsl. ehere Dr. De Nors attended
him
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-14

The tirsnd Rapids Dental association
~ bold ~ Regular meufiiiy meeeInz
tf.- evening 81 Dr Ratt1@,n's olice a.
y. - herroe street iir , a. pHk-r
wia RAJ = paper M TIE fffsr Psrals
neat Aalaf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-14

\ little laugh ens0e.l over resolution
offered ~ .tlaerman Drcrge for the i'm
az est q si6sa The improvement
* iaI street from Division street Ia
Kalamazoo arenue eiii cost $4,000 aud
the tEa wuuif escre1 ihe share a
The siloso e. uhich The eleventh ~ara
st1ait he entitled. &c molten = ttir.
7a@n Jaelhs tie MOTOR = Alderman
Drerge wss tabled. much - the disgust
= - author.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-14
BLOOD DISEASES. SORES. PIMPLES,
ALL PRIVATE DISEASES CURED

Rheumatism end ALL Female Diseases cured including
proareu4 Ifuturfhea. OVARIAN Troubles etc NJ snfgfai
operations Todd hc dsearc witfrut The kufc
treatment and the patient Whole a1d
sound No No ~
stirnuiauts The patient remains permanently sell
and aE iut sundays
Medicines sent exery~here Oaees North Division street
rooms l. and g. Hours. a 20 .. m
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-14

CnSvies Woodward. No. ii Soalb Jef
'rrsas sfrret. tsrren~s'rsi. F'raakie Ssrf
Feii. Ne. 10 sixth sesr,se. Valley City.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-14

iove feast NR@ he-. IN ths African
~ p eharch On tsi,h avenue last
night.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-14
ComplroIler's Report.

The comptroller reported bills calling
for sums from the various funds az fol
lows.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-14
LOST MANHOOD RESTOREDI

Debility. Ipotencv Naricocele and Female
cured No charge FIR services until cured
Caarfii Deafness. Lung Diseases. Throat Brain. Spine.
Nerve kidney Liver Diseases cured quickly aud
permanently
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-14
.11|y
(all36lII]||

) Spring is here at last.
5 Nature is putting on a
new dress-should you
) be behind?
) Allthesec cold months
) we've been looking out
; for you-picking out
) clothes for you to wear
this spring and sum-
mer-putting extraor-
5 binary care in it, too;
) for isn't this the glor-
) ious year of the worlds
) fair?
5 The great wholesale
) tailors of New York,
; Rochester and Balti-
5 more have outdone
) themselves this season /,
) never has mems at
5 tire been so elegant !,
5 and stylish-ncver so ;
) tasteful and neat
s AND :
! WE'VE ;
5 THE
{ CREAM
) OF
s THEIR ;
: LINESI
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-14

The following resolutions were passed.
by Alderman jacobs. For the grad
ing aud crawling 81 Hall street from
traEdvilie avenue 20 Kalamazoo
aFenue.
by Alderman Dunton: For the i'm
provement II Holiisier street.
by Alderman Campbell: Dividing
the second ward into voting precincts
BY Alderman Gegan: That the reso
luton adopted fxing election precincts
t,s recnnsislered. The was done and the
resolution vas tabled
by Alderman Andersen. That the
100000 raised by funds for street i'm
provrments be divided equally among
the Wards n the city.
By Alderman Wurxburg. That the
aldermen who have lists q persons
drawing aid from the pour department
investigate carefully thr condition %
s5rh persons within their own warts
and report 20 the director - the pc,r.
W Alderman Hauser: That the city
attorney and the committee on wars
and means cause q 10 autographed
fon bonds - the denomination n .
&c Referred - the committee on was
ani means
By Alderman Stein; That the coua
81 elect the election commission 20
serve ~ the coming election Tie
mayor. the clerk AMI comptroller we're
chosen ~ such
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-14

Next Thursday. March I6, will be
our opening day of Spring Cloaks.
Our entire new stock of Jackets,
Capes and all the new and fashionable
garments of this and foreign markets.
The assortment is more complete
than ever before, and the styles more
beautiful. Our prices are the lowest
consistent with good goods. BE
sure and attend our opening day and
secure new garment for spring wear.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-14

The roll for a sewer in Fair street was
laid over one week. The roll FOR a sewer
in Gold street was laid over another
week The roll for sewer on Bradburn
street was postponed for one week. The
roll for improving Charles street was
postponed one week. The roll for q
sewer in the alley between West Broad
way and Gold streets was laid over am
other week
The roll for sewer in Sherman street
was postponed another week. The roll for
a sewer in Elizabeth street was received
from the commissioners. The roll for
improving Walbridge street was received
from the commissioners. The roll for
improving Mason street WAS received
from the commissioners. The roll for
improving Newberry street was received
from the commissioners. The roll for a
sewer in Hollister street was received
The roll for lowering sewer in Terrace
avenue was received.
Alderman Campbell moved to recon
slider the resolution by which the paw
ing 81 Pearl street with asphalt. re-
uonstrance having been presented
against the pavement. Alderman Con
ger. who offered the resolution. stated
that he offered the resolution in good
faith. and he Was not willing TO vote for
reconsideration unless they petiiioned
for some other kind ~ good pavement on
a concrete foundation. He moved that
the board of public works be- asked not
b advertise for bids on the street for
tao weeks 10 allow the property owners
70 be interviewed. This substitute
carrfff
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NOTICE OF Dsss0L Uf1Oy.

NoTIcE OF DIssoLCTfoS OF PARrS Err
~ shsp-Sosice il hereby Sssea fhss the partner
chip heretofore xssing 1ssd~f the nrfz uasne and
xyte 81 Bsnxay, rrsnsne a "a. fnanS ncssnsss in
The ettr 81 seattle anc STATE 81 &Ass lngs - this
osy ssassstvesf ey rausasl soas~nf Mr.. 1. ii. a<a-
s&y having r2srchss~d sh~ snt.re interest OF tie
l. H. BESwAY,
J. r. THANSrE.
Dates seattle, waah- June !. 1874
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4 FfsEp n. CoHN MAKES SPECIALITY
~ sf taller GA te salts and Tss nx Aassss. aIsa
css .rs~sz2AAinx Sis Unsaa street
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srxcxAL NOTICES.

ORZC1AL NOI1CESs
NOTyCE-TO MEMBERS OF THE SEATTLE
IN Chamber If Comm rec: The regular annual
election ustees Of the seattle Chamber Of Com
merce will be he'd the once Of the corpofAtien.
tie ON Monday. June 5. 1898 between the hours
OF 10 m and 2. n. -
NEW ODORLESS EXcATATIN6 CON-
IN pAny: vaults and cosspools erptied from SIS
10 SIS by latest improved odortess excAvator
Address New Odo:iess Excavating Company, p.
q. BOX 500. seattle
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roR xxx1-LoDexxG HOUSES.

[roR RENT-LODGTSG HOUSES: FURNI-
i tuse for sale. Hall, 2Ol New York blocx
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kKRSOXAL.
GENTLEMAN Would LIKE TO BE
IA come acquainted with young widow OF lazy
In need az reasonable aaB1saaAceL Adsress q q.
ARE Pooe- lute,ligencef.
THE PERSON WHO TOOK BLACK AND
i tan terrier q corner Of Second and BAffefy
yesterday please return and save Rouose. - ~ -
known
DSRsONAL-lF VOC HAVE LoD0tNS
i house or hotel furniture that you want cash
for address C.. q u, care Pos:-lnteslaeencer.
UANTED-oUR STOCK OF GROCERIES
w damaged by IRE and water VIII b on sale On
ana afreP June Conner Bros
VVoNAN's INDUSTRIAL EXcHANGE-sla
w Third street
ENTLENrN'S DISCARDED CLOTHING
VI bought 1&l7 second street
D. r. MESSENGER RATES FROM OUR
"A. Office ll0 Cherry street: II blocks or lesA
cents; II blocks 10 centss l6 blocks IS cents:
- blocks or over. 80 cents answer, cents extra:
BY the hcu: 20 cent?: circu,oes and aiverstsing
matter distributed ~ l59 per day: CARTS. invita-
ITEMS etc. delivered at 81 50 per day. King the
A. -. r. call box ociy for seattle Transfer Com
pAays hacks, "a -ueys and express wagons: Pacific
Postal Telegraph Cable Conpany's kilograms;
open 1t al hours Of the day and night Telephone
No 2Ss-
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I osT-ggTwEgS CORNER sor-ru sp,
Ia cad As1 " ssai nxfer streets Aet <ess~ ro{ az "a
Gssen AeHe 81. ssaa4 hack cola xlrxa esz
Ia I'd two twenty aod one hysSse,Eas gsssa p nas
Aas .sSn silver halt 1aliAss ftzsser p.~ass r.,yn
10 IL y. kssagaan1 a Co. .I2 South s~rara
street Ana receive inward
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FOR EXCHANGE

Two eboecs ros&Aenee IOes IN vtctwsA h G, -
toe Dallas scad. for sesasie resasy.
House. aad iss Ia 8assssn Washiegs oa. worth
ez.ooe. fof equity In seattle property.
lnpsovsd farm IN Western lows Tar acreage %
tots u King eosnfy.