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Business Property

plght in line Of the present improve
rneus. a rorner. 6Dxins feet. usoss fsvorasty
heated Ii the wholsssse district Of Seat
tie: viii be greatly enhanced in vasus BY
eosnpsessoa Of Crest Northern railroad.
ard even now the property - paying 10
Der cent ON the investment. and
Can Be Bought
At hard times prioes. on rood terms CAL
and see us and we viii tell you SIT asout
II and show y0n the greatest Crisp Snap"
yet This L. certainly offered st
Very Low Price
For short time. Investigate.
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LEGAz NOTICES.

Tn THR SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
L % Washington. for King county.
James Dolan. plaintiff Thomas Barker ana
- Barker. whose Christian name Ii TO plaintiff
unknown, copArtners doing business under the
firm name and style OF Thomas Barker a son
defendants No 1856. summons
The state Of Washington 10 the said Thomas
Barker and - Barker. eopartners doing business
under the firm name and style OF Thomas Barker
d Son, defendants: You are hereby summoned 20
appear within twenty COZ days after service OF
this summons upon you exclusive of the day OF
service. ard defend the above-entitied action In
the court Aforesaid and answer the conlpla ut OF
the plaintiff and serve q copy of your an Swer upon
the undersigned attorneys for plai ntd a. their
Office below stated. and in OF your failure 50
10 do Judgment Will be rendered against you ac-
coFding 10 the demand OF the compl Amt which
will be fled with the clerk OF said court
GILL & X ENE,
Plaintiffs Attorney
Postofiee address. room Ill Occidental block
Seattle. King county, Wash
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pARLoCK TYPEwRITER: VISIBLE WRIT
ID ing forced alignment; latest. best: send 70
catalogue agency Edison GImeograph Scott 4
Bannan. AOl Bailey block.
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CARRAHER 6 MEACHAM

III Cherry Street.
Advertisements under fhs head of Lost. Fu1nd.
Scr sale Ter Hsat aad s3gaalsons Wanted VIII Be
snssrtsA AZ ths rate 81 cent wosa each Insertion
Payment a4Eayx ~ advsnra No Advertisements
fesslssa for lsss than 70 e. 4tA
KOTTcK-Ths buxiness Office OF ne PosT-fs-
7slItsgsesn e open nntii ~ p N Clsssias4
Advertisements sflI ~ received az 10 this tune.
Advertisements wsii ne resolved ~ bssncn ef1ces
sffhe Pnsr Ix4eIEfeEscxs ~:
: sc0ms Bareass .4..........1lis Pacific Avenue
Thomas sGmnsns. Manager.
Tort To~nssad. .Frsaeh A Springer
Tns following isssss await s4sers'ssrs ~ iris
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Great 40 ACROSS
..no1HEEn FIVE
NunauWM GREAT|
DIV STATES

Rams Baffes cars Containing nnrarx ~-.,..
care sAeies tare-r shop. fssa raora - -
observation Windows etc, ia cuuss~,s s1Aszt
T&sscs tiaias ana sleeping cars erxr - = -
class en&ches. aas3 family tOaglss cas- -
Thursdays and Saturdays
Tralns3eave Seattle daily 81 lan N
sncAoEatsh. LeavsHsNorsA. weaasSaa. rs,rss
tos. spokane, BonnSr's Ferry. E.a.,..s - -
Forks Fargo, CreskssSa. Fergus K.lI :. :, rs-nza{
Minneapolis. 81. PAM e.saz
Falace Sleeping cars throagA - CAkrs..
rha1ge Leave Chicago Af los no =. = 80 -, .
Union Passenger station via {. ~ -
way Cor seattle. without change -
Connections st Weraschee fer LAR. ex..
Upper Columbia ard the ok&noxsn - -
Spokane for ksstern wsshtnxton posas,. - =
nar's Ferry Scr kasio. AinswSrsn 49, SO
Points ON Koossnh river zsa lak.s - :. -
Fuactsoa ana Hayrs for Grsss Fa,lx -
sufte. -
Crosses she Cascade and Rocky w~,....
daylighk giving passengers = easne. 4. - =
Of tns aness scenery IN America In. -.
Ing stone oslias: IL free feO-a srsa
Connections tn Urion aepcss A "a ~.
Minneapolis WITH trains for DusasA ~ -
perior aud 0ress Lake points sBnax - -. -
southwest 81 Leuis aaa south. aaa 60. e. e
the East
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-05-14
VOLUME 27.
Nevada at Tho Worlds Fair.

A special correspondent OF tho Car
son Appeal, writing from Chicago
under dato OF May 3, says:
Tho Nova Ia dislny oi minerals and
agricultural products is located in the
center or tho Mines uni Mining
building and on account OF its size
was readily placed in position for in
spcction.
The Nevada headquarters are in
the Utah battling where old Neva.
dams caa fad familiar faces and good
poker players.
The bss. drawing cnrd so far has
bocn tho pre- historic footprints fsDm
Nevada. and thousands OF people in
spoct them daily.
Contrary TO the laws OF the Fair
grounds. Several amateur photograph
ors have taken emp shot views OF the
plaster casts and left tho display tri-
umphant.
The afternoon Joseph Pulitzcr el.
bowed his way though the crowd, set
his glasses upon his nose with Il "lhIs
is mo" uir and carefully inspected the
footprints. 10 n moment he removed
his glnssos, cast satisfied wink ut
Commissioner james 4. Ycrrring,on
and remarked, "lIoracc Greely had
n foot in that"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-05-14
Not Built That Way.

An editor who was asked il he had
e'er secn a bald-heaeed woman thus
replied: "No, we never did. Why
should we? Nor did We ever see a
woman waltz;ng around town in her
shirt slecTes with cigur between her
teeth. stopping ut every saloon sho
saw. We never saw a woman go fish
ing anywhere with u bottle in her
pocket, sit on the damp ground every
day and go home drunk at night.
Neither have woseen n woman yauk
of her coat, spit on her hands and
say she could whip any man IN town.
No, bless her, sho amt built that
way"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-05-14
No Paradise.

Mrs. Mary r. Lease, tho Kansas
petticoated cyclone, in her recent nd
dress foretelling the destruction OF
Chicago made other prophecies re-
garding the closing years OF the next
century. She alleges that science will
provide n method OF concentrating
the lite force now found in tho heart
oil corn, OF whoat aud in fruit Juice,
so that n small phial" CT the ener-
getic extract twill furnish man with
subsistence for days, anI thus tho
problems OF COOKS and cooking will
bc solved" This goes far beyond the
discovery OF alcohol, which can be di
lutcd so that "A ''phial" full will fnr-
nish drink for several days. Her pro-
posed distillinent also furnishes food
Now il tho chemists could iind n pro-
cess for manufacturing Il subtle, nys.
terious. sub!imatcd and powerful
extract that would be "vic,uals, drink
and lodging" tho utmost hope of
science would bs realized. Mrs.
Lease says that in those advanced
times man will labor "but three hours
day" How arc thcy going to put
in the rest Of the time? They might
play ball some, go fishing, or read
dime novel, but still they would have
hours 10 spare for hanging around
the saloon. II is Iot altogether cer-
tcin that three hours work day
would make u PARADISE Chicago
Herhid.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-05-14
ELKO, NEVADA, SUNDAY, MAY II, 1898.
1 Mystery Explained.

Why does not n man weigh a pound
more Immediately after eating n
pound weight OF food? A little re.
tioction will readily explain this ar-
parent mystery. During the process
OF masticGtion, deglutition, etc., Ger.
tain muscles are brought into active
play, and the exercise OF any muscle
necessitates n temporary waste of its
tissues, and a certain amount OF car.
bon is eliminated and passes off dur.
ing the course OF the meal. This loss
however, is trIiling, as compared with
that due 10 respiration and perspir.
alton, both OF which are increased
during tho various operations OF max
ing meal. The length OF time one
may take TO consume pound OF food
makes but little difference 10 these
losses, for il it is eaten leisurely there
is but slight increase OF respiration,
whereas il it is hurried through both
arc abnormally accelerated. Hence,
by the time the pound is eaton, tho
consumer has lost appreciabIy in
moisture and carbonic acid.-Ex.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-05-14
4 Tough Boy.

"Your wickeducss will bring down
your tathcr'a gray hair in sorrow 10
tho grave" said Harlem school
teachor to tho worst boy in tho
school.
"Oh, no, ! guess not"
'Aro You going to reform, thon, and
cad now lite?"
"Not much; but I'm not going 10
bring tho o.d mans gray hair in sor-
row To tho grave, for tho old dutTer
wears IL wiz aud belongs to II croma'
ton soCiotY."
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-05-14
Undisputcd Authority,

Tho United States Disponsatory
says:-tbat "Unions nro n stimulant,
didrotic and cxpectorant; tboy in.
creaso tho appetite and promote di.
gestion.' Tho juice mado into syrup
as In DR.. Gums Onion Syrup, hns q
specific action on tho throat, lungs
and nir passages, IL not only cures
Coughs, Coldn, Group md Consump.
ticn, but It's stimulating effects,
strengthen and build up tho system
aftcrwurd. As n tonic aud restorative
II has no equal. We solicit trial ia
tho most chronic md stubborn cases.
rrico 90 cents. Sold by +. f.. Muller,
druggip'
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-05-14
VIII Celebrate.

Wo understand that tho citizens Of
Carlin nrc making movement to.
ward the celebration OF tho coming
Fourth OF July. Wo 500 no rcason
why the people Of Curlin should not
have tho celebration this year. We
nro in position to know that 70.
duccd rates will DO given from all
points along tho road, and that Car
In will do hor bost to entertain NIL
who want to henr tho eagle scream oo
our national anniversary, goes with
out snying.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-05-14
Tho Tickets Saved Him.

As tho cast bound passenger train
pulled out from tho depot this morn-
ing one Of tho colored poriers who
hnd been over to drug store 10 make
como purchases discovered that he
WA getting left. and made good run
for tho departing train, but failed to
oYrrtake il. IL was soon learned that
no hal tho ticHcts OF most all OF tho
passengers in his possession, on nc
count "t which fact tho train WIS
ordered TO whit ut Wadswor,h the mr.
rival OF tho switch engine bearing the
balated porter.-Rono Gazette.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-05-14
Presidential Appointments.

Tho President made tho following
appointments yesterday:
III. W. Smith. OF Utah, Associate
Justice OF the Supreme Court. Utah;
l.. L. Ellingwood, OF Arizona, Attor-
ncy for tho District OF Arizona; ~. .
Brightonn, OF Utah, U. S. Marshal
for Utah; VIM. X. Mead, OF Arizona,
U. >. Marshal for Arizona.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-05-14
Remarkable Sheep Shearilig.

Deputy Sheriff Anderson, who mr.
rived yesterday from II trip to Para
disc Hill, tells us OF remarkable
sheep sh"aring contest which took
place there Saturday. Ten shearers
in tho employ OF Sutton b;o,hors
shcarcd that day IN eren 100 sheep
apiece. An average days work for
nm expert is about 10 iipeces, though
somo OF them in rare instances: clip
as high rs l25. Considering that tho
sheep shenrcd by tho ten ren men
toned were largo wothcss, the record
they rnado is probably one that has
never been equalcd--Silvor State.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-05-14
State Land Oilice.

Since tho last report six npplica.
tions to purchase State land were
filed, embracing 7G3 36 acres.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-05-14
Tho First.

Tho editor turned pale aud caught
the dosk for support.
james" ho called to the Office boy,
"Sir."
Take TINT envelope out IN tho
conihouse and open il with tho ax."
Five minntos lNtor tho boy returned
palo and trembling.
"Was my prcsontiment right?
asked tho editor hoarscly.
"Yes," sobbed tho boy, striving in
win to koap the toars back. With n
despairing cry tho odiior fell to tho
floor in IT..
The first spring poom had arrived.
Truth.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-05-14
Tho Thirteen Superstition.

What do tho thirteen superstition
sts sny to this7 The Columbian lib
rty bell In to wcigh 1900 pounds;
it's height 10 @ foot G inches (ono half
OF thirtccn) aud tho measure across
its mouth 10 Z feet 6 inches (onco
moro 7plus G equals thirtcon.) And,
by tho wny, whom our own liberty
bell rolled out its great messngc,
thoro wcro just thirteen statoB in tho
union - Philadelphia Record.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-05-14

Hugh Mitchell, OF Reno, was killed
at that plnco Thursday, by u kick
from horse.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-05-14

Kansas City Star:-rhc wind took
q notion tho othor dny TO blow twcnty
acros OF wlroat out OF tho ground for n
Clark county farmor.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-05-14
Liver Complaint .Biliousncss .

The chief symphonic OF this disease
nrc depression OF spirits, foul contcd
tongue, bnd tnsting mouth, Disagree
ablo breath, dry skin with blot. hcs
and oruptions, snllow complexion aud
ycllow oyos, tired aching shoulders,
dull pain in right side, faintnoss, diz.
zincss and irregular bowels. This
complaint in all OF its forms can be
readily curoi by tuking DIR. Gums
Improved Liver Pills us directed, and
lingering spell Of sickness will ofton
bo wnrdcd of by their uGc. Sold at
~ cts hox by L. l.. Muller, druggist.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-05-14
CASH RECEIPTS,
School Report.

Tho following is the report OF the
Smith Crock school for tho month
ending May 3, 1898:
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-05

to Russia
HALIFAX. june 4 admiral Hopkins
has arrived with the gsr ship hiske
from Bermuda Ccsnuantiex Eagiry u
the biske said ~ . eosEsspo1aenf that
nsitnsr hsn~f nof Acuirsi Hopkins
would ever forget the noble reception
and <ind hospitality % TIE Nee York
people. tie sail The total hoes frora the
British squadron ~ assertion a. Ns~
ferk sss loi inca TIE blake lost
nifty fise u.ee. not las. As aad beea
stAtci Among the e~seFtsrs wAs sas
rant fscer. Gunner HUT
Commander hAgisy gss naturally
psovd Of the distiection achieved by the
blake 81 Nss York and referred p~rtic
uLarly 10 the pEecedeslce secured BY Ad-
nllFal Hopkins ana the hlzke over the
Russians Referring "a the Russian dlr
play, one Il the officers u the Blake re-
marked that 1t a. reported that Russia
was not satisfied with the impression
mxsie BY her saips. aud that To make
amends aud excel the British she Will
send warships 10 Se~ York next year.
lie sasd that he had no doubt that Great
Britain would send greater ships than
the Blake. IL that eh0uld lie necessary
"a retain the prestige already secured IN
the estimation OF Americans. kngland
waited 10 stand well with the United
States. the official said. in case she
should have trouble with Russia.
Conspicuous in the Blake's saloon is
the trophy 10 the form of silver yacht
won BY q Blake pinnace in sailing
race. Presentation cups received while
IN American waters are also among the
treasures proudly esteemed by the
Blakes officers
The Mohawk is coming from the West
Indies 20 Halifax. The Magicienne Is
stili in the West Ind.es- The Australia
has sailed for England 10 be paid of.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-05

The Rates Go Tumbiing Down With
Great Rapidity.

LONDON. june i.The rates OF dis
couGt have fallen with remarkable rap
idify In this market IN consequence Of
the continued arrivals II gold. During
the week rates we.e easy a, ; for three
months and "a for snort bills. About
s2eoOu0 more in gold IL about to arrive
from. various quarters. In spite Of the
fact that the displacement Of capital due
10 the Australian failures was adjusted
mere speedily than was expected. un-
easincss and distrust continue TO pre-
vail. Silver was firmcr during the week.
owing 10 the unusual business at the
ciose III the spring season The stock
exchange was nervous throughout the
week American railways were utterly
disorganized.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-05

IN Harris ? Fulton Market. New
York City ssy-
4 nave b~en using Bfaudre'hs Pills
Tor the lssi ssi~-n yesrs There Is moth
ing etnal ~ Them az hicssd purifiers and
hvev regulators. Bat I vfsh to state
hoe remarkably tkey epr- rheumatism.
arb hos raesiy. We affected ~ rheo
nstssn - The iexe Nv business
tshals-sl~ feb deal~rl r4tufsiiy leads
me- IA dsnp pisr-s coaAi Mt sslk,
ard st nlght ! suffered f~aFfaily tfi~a
As}.anss. szsss rsfsilsa and all kinas a
onstarrs bet th-y iia als 10 zuud AMI
I SO sffasd - icing . cripple
ansliy nuas~ne-.i a-sns hfandsfeth :
.f1iss I '<-sh too every sight fof t~a
ssxst~. thea h~ssn o. isspsovs ! esga
sfaa~d tasins th~a fof fosty days ssd
I 60 sntsFsiy --ii se~ sh~n~.ss
sses. tss~ bssnsirsth I.ai- They
ftrs~s TAI
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-05
These. Also. VIII Wear Red Hats.

RosF. June AT the consistory. 10
ba held 90 June 10. Archbishop Lecot 81
Bordeaux. the bishop Of Rodez, depart
ment ~ Averon. France. the bishop Of
Grcssvardein. otherwise Macy Narad. in
Hungary. snd Mgr. Grsnniello. secretary
II the sacred congregation OF the state
81 the regular clergy viii be- promoted
To the rank ~ cardinals
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-05

a Bonduran ship Violated Neutrality

Nsw foRz. June s,-Tbe steamer
Pizzati. fruifer. belonging % S. Oieri
u this city. vss seized here yesterday
Cor violation ~ the neutrality laws The
cfenze occurred about eighisen months
ago. during The >uilla uprising against
the government ~ the republic ~ Span
tn Honduras. Captain Pixxah piled
his ves-el a. the service ~ the regular
govern useut. snd she vas used as a
Transport. Csptsin Pizxati became
't,eseral- fitsat, n the Houdursn army
ADD directed the movement - the ves
eel The seizure vas made by the Tai
ted States surveyor. and the vessel sill
30 iitslled by the United States district
stfofrey
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-05


The fair is finished, an roth
ing in the world to wait for
now. So GO. go now. unless
you prefer hotter days.
greater crowds. faded lawns.
scorched faces aud hands
and feet. The tracks on
which the exhibits were car
ried 10 were taken up yester-
day. aad about all the for
eign displays Of magnitude
have been formally opened.
One sixth OF the time has
passed. The days Of vaca-
ton are near 1T hand. and
many Of you are going to
miss II. az sure as guns
iron il you don't 60 now.
You don't need clothes; at
least. you don't need new.
clothes; Tor no one will see
YOU. nor know what you
wear. any more than you
know how one pin out Of
hundreds Of thousands you
have used during your life
time ia different from an
other. OF course Won can't
all go now; but that is the
reason why all who can
should go. for you can't all
20 after "A while. Some
must work while others
play. Thus ways the world
away" We are interested
in "a lot OF you whom we
hope read these articles.
Thosc Of you who come late
20 the thester. Those who.
when you 60 anywhere. fuss
down Ionia street about a
half minute before the train
starts. Those who get 10
church about ii o'clock.
Those who have breakfast
ready so late that the child
rem burn their mouths in
order 10 get 10 school before
the bell rings. There is a
big lot Of you ia Grand Rap
ids. and you are going to be
straggling into the TAI;
about the last week 81 the
last month: and il the Phila.
delphia Centennial is any cri-
terror. there will be a half
million on the grounds each
day. and every one OF you will
think you are on the out
side Of the crowd that will
be thickest around the most
interesting Of the subjects.
Go now. Get . round trip
ticket, get up early in the
morning, any morning
Sunday morning il you pre-
fer take the White City
Flyer. leaving 1:l5 a. M. via
Chicago 4 West Michigan.
and you'll get there right at
the front gate NJ noon.
which will be just as good
rs the whole day so FAR IA
you can stand the strain is
concerned; just like q good
big slice of pie II. as com
pared with acres 81 pies =
IT'S all you can take In. But
get there that's the i'm
portsnt thing. You're be
ing sorry later on that you
didn't take good advice. wit.
avail you nothing you'll
have the regret but paueht
else. GroRoF DgHAvES.
Gent PADS. Agi.
, consiipated. Take Beech.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-05

OTTAWA. June 4.-Chief Justice
Strong OF the supreme court has re-
celyed the honor nf knighthood from
the queen. The Hon. John CARING. ex-
minister % agriculture. will in the fu.
ture be Sir John. bis degree being X. c.
NJ. o.. Colliagxood Schriel,es deputy
minister OK railways and Judge Cowan
the well known iurists Of Barrie, are
create>i G.. VI. Ga
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-05

Owing 70 the large increase in their
isolated lighting AMI other electric bust
ncss the Peninsular General Electric
company have decided TO discontinue
their fixture department. aud will sell
all gas. electric and combination fixtures
together with their artistic gas and
electric shades Al cost. II you are
building home or contemplate pnf-
chasing fixtures for Que already built.
you will fed il 10 your advantage TO
look ovsr their well selected stock
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-05

LONDON. june 4-The Madrid CORES
poodent 81 the Daily News says that a
sergeant and few mcn stIort isabelle.
near Puente La Reica. province Of
Navarro. tried 10 raise revolt but met
with no support and we-c compelled To
flee. They are now being pursued b.
troops The popalace takes only pas.
save interest 10 the affair.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-05
KNOWLEDGE

Brings eonsor, and improvement and
teuds TO personal enjoyment When
rightly used. The many, who live b~,-
Ter than Others and enjoy life more. 9Th
less expenditure, by moro promptly
adapting the worlds Lest prducts to
the needs nj physical being. will attest
the value 70 health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy. Syrup Of FigA
Its excellence il due To It's presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant TO the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lsa-
stive. effcctaslly cleansing the system,
dispclling colds. headaches snd fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
II has Given Satisfaction to millions ard
met with the approval OF the medical
profession. because il acts on. the Kid
news, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and il Is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs Is for sole by all drug
gists in Soc and 81 bottles, but II 10 man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup OF Fig,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-05
special ss.s II Tnmasa hss sai
IipweA

Col1msneing Aoaaas Dornine. June
). and confiEcieg through tie week. 1e
all s<ll al tTsnssn~i hsss aEd so~ess AZ
- per eea, Ssscount notwithstanding
the splendid trade xs have eesa favored
With during ouf tirsl season. Nc sill
have 90 kald IA si-esist line " hats
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