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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-06-16

Successfully Hold Up Mobile Ohio
Train AZ Forest Lawn. H., After /"
Fight with the Crew. aud. After "rstsng
the Express Messenger Int" submissions
Force Him to umlock the Safe aud Then
Appropriate the Contents.
ST.. LorIs. June Six men held mp
q train on the Mobile 4 Ohio railroad
1T about $50 o'clock last night, at FOR
est Lawn. about five miles south OF
East ST. Louis. They beat the express
messenger and rficd the express safe
Of its contents. The train was the
regular express, No. >, leaving 81.
Louis al $50 every night. There was
a little delay last night, so that II was
9:i0 when the train pulled out OF East
st. Louis. with conductor Marshall
Harper in charge. Engineer John
Lewis at the throttle and Express Mes
senger Blanchford in charge OF the
Southern express ear.
Forest Lawn. a little way station
about five miles south Of East St Louis,
was reached at about twenty minutes
after o'clock. Here the train stopped
at the crossing ana the robbery &C.
Cured. Six men wearing masks
boarded it. One of the robbers COW
cred the engineer. another took charge
of the fireman. while the other four
gave their attention to the express
messenger and the trainmen. They
did not have anything like ms easy a
Job rs did Wilson ia lone robber. who
held up the Nis>nrr Pacific train at
Pacific. Mo. hey fnni the express
messenger "A snrn If nerve and bravery.
Their method also differed from VIII
son in the matter of masking an en-
trance to the car. They did not re-
sort Ia the use of dynamite. but de-
pended on scaling ladder and new
Ratchet to break their way in.
While they were at work on the ex'
press ear several shots were fired by
the robbers. supposedly for the pur
pose of intimiiating any passengers
who might feel disposed To interfere
This firing gave the passengers tho
first hint Of the trouble, and was fol
lowed by quite fusillade between the
train crew and passengers on one sid'
and the robbers on the other.
The shooting apparently had the ef
feet Of hurrying the robbers with thei
work. but they did not desist unit
they had forced an entrance to the car
Once inside the car they found EXPIRES
Messenger Branchford-the same maj
who made such plucky fight undc
similar circumstances on May Odds
posed To dispute their right TO the con
tents Of the safe. They evidentl,
did not want To add the crime o
murder to that of robbery. a
they did not shoot him
but dubbed him on the head with thu
butts of their revolvers until he yiclde'
To their demands TO open the safe
The doors of the strong boxes wer
thrown open. and then the plunderer
made quick york of securing th
booty. They took everything in sigh
that appeared to have any value. an
jumping TO the ground made off. firm
parting volley at the express car an
into the engine cab as they departed.
The amount of money or other valua
bles they obtained could not be learne
here last night, but it was learned tina
the sum wds heavy one. and tina
most of the money belonged TO =
Ious busincSs men
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-06-16

In the British house Of commons. on
The 9Th. Sir William Vernon-IIarcourt,
chancellor Of the exchcquer. stated
that Attorney General Sir Charles Rus
sell received 92.Ooc for six weeks serv-
ices as counsel for Great Britain before
the Behring sea tribunal Of arbitration.
y. w. Williams. liberal unionist mem
Der for South birmingham. gave no.
tic~ of motion to reduce the amount
paid.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-06-16

THE federal court at Chicago. on the
sth, passed upon the question Of sun
day-ciosing a the Worlds fair. Judges
Woods and Jenkins holding that un-
der their contract with the govern
ment the local directory could not
legally pass kunday-opening order;
and Judge Grosseup claiming that in
keeping back portion Of the souvenir
half dollars appropriated by congress
10 the fair directors the government,
has broken faith and relieved the di
,rectory Of the OBLIGATION assumed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-06-16

NEW YORK. June l0.-Thc World
special from Providence. X. l.. says
The prosecuting officers in the murder
case Of the state of Colorado against
DIR. Thomas Thatcher Graves are rnaR-
ing another active attempt to secure
their witnesses from the east. Nestcr-
day several of the formers VII
nesscs in the ease. who went !"
Denver to attend the first triai,
and new witness. received
letters giving 1900 each to attend t',e
trial. In addition TO this sum u -
stated that about 600 will be paid ~
the state Of Colorado to each witness
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-06-16

SECRETARY IioKE SMITH has male a
decision repeating a former order con-
STRUNG disability not Of service ori-
GIN" so as to limit it to disabilities pre-
venting the applicant from earning
support by manual labor. 1t is be-
lieved this will reduce pension pay
ments from sl5, 900, 900 to go, 00o, 900.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-06-16

FOLLOWING the experimental efforts
Of Prof Jewell. at Meade, kas., cover
ing period of five days. heavy rain
began to fall. on the 5th. at 1:3o p. m,
and continued for the best part OF the
night, giving the soil in the vicinity a
thorough drenching, This terminated
Jewels experiments in southwestern
Kansas
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-06-16

THE Infanta Eulalie and her suite.
accompanied by Commander Davis. the
presidents representative, arrived in
Chicago. on the 9th, at 1910 p. IN. The
princess met with royal reception on
the part OF the municipal government
and was greeted by greater throng
than assembled to welcome the duke OF
vcragua or President Cleveland on
their recent visits.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-06-16

AT the request Of Secretary of War
Lamont. Adjt. Gen. Williams. on the
sth. selected number Of regular army
officers for duty at the Worlds fair.
where they will assist in increasing the
efficiency of the Columbian guards
without adding further to the expense
of that organization.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-06-16

THE $4,000 souvenir half-dollar.
owned by an eastern firm of type
writer manufacturers, was installed IL
Manufactures hall at the Worlds fair
on the 5th. A special guard was placed
IN charge Of the precious piece. and a
watch will be kept over itun.il the end
of the fair
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-06-16

EDWIN THOMAS BooTH. the great ira
pedian, who had been lying very i'll at
the Players club. in New York, for
several weeks, died at 1905 a. m. on the
9TH. surrounded by his daughter. Mrs.
Grossman. and her husband and many
intimate and loving friends He was
GO wears old.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-06-16

THE war department has decided to
send the entire corps OF cadets from
West Point 10 the Worlds fair AT I'M
-ago about the middle Of August
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-06-16

THE courtesies Of the Worlds fair
were extended to the 1nfanta Eulalie +.
on the sth. and the celebration OF
princess Day" in her honor was a
complete success. Thousands of flags
were displayed on the different build
ings. the Spanish colors predomina-
ting.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-06-16

EVERY great temperance organiza-
ton Of this country and no less than
twelve foreign organizations were rep
resented by delegates at the opening Of
the fourth in the series Of congresses
under the auspices Of the Congress
auxiliary OF the Columbian exposition.
which opened at the Memorial Palace
Of Art in Chicago on the 5th.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-06-16

Froops continue TO cause great oe
.,ruction in the Austrian duchy Oh
Rukowiua. Large numbers OF the per
cons have been drowned. while 'no"
lands arc homeless. and the loss oil OPP
rrfv l. very great.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-06-16

THE opinion Of the majority OF the
supreme court ON the Chinese eSclu-
sion and restriction act, announced by
Justice Gray. had not, up to the Hth'
been fled with The clerk of the court.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-06-16

DIR. EDWIN c. Bor.LEs. a Universal,st
minister Of New York. at the close Of a
sermon on the subject, on the 4th-
said: DIR. Briggs was defeated by
number of country bigots who have
learned nothing of the advance Of the
ology during the last quarter of CEN
furv-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-06-16

The marriage of Jeannette. daugf-
ter of Maj. +. W. Halford. formerly
private secretary TO President harri-
son. to Edmund 4. Benedict, of New
York. took place. ON the 9Th. in the ca
thedral church Of 81. Mary's, Noting
ham. England.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-06-16

IsA.c MORTON. ex-president OF the
Cleveland e. Marietta railroad. died at
Columbus. o.. on the 1rh. He was =
wears old. and for many years was
prominent in Ohio politics, lie was
best known by his sotriquet OF Gov.
Norton"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-06-16

DURING a storm at Mizqninanla'
small town in the state of Hidaigos
Mexico. man named Miraureo and
his wife and child sought refuge IN a
cave. A cloudburst filled the cave
With water in few seconds, drowning
s,ll three.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-06-16

THE first fall OF rain at Meade, Ka>.,
since last September followed the rain-
making experiments tnere OF irof
Jewell. and the Chicago x Rock Island
railroad officials. by whom he is en-
ployed, give him the credit for cans
,nc ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-06-16
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A BLOODY BATTLE


CHICAGO. June "a pitched battle
took place this afternoon between
strikers and employees of the contract
ors on the drainage canal about
o'clock.
The fight took place at Romeo. the
strikers coming down from Lcmont,
and Others coming from the north. they
being divided into two mobs. They at
once being firing on the contractors
and their men. Coming on the north
they drove off the men on section
10. The men retired fighting. but
they had only gone short
distance when they were set upon by
another division Of the strikers. The
workmen returned the fire Of the
strikers. and several men were killed.
Three Of the men killed are in Will
county: two Of them in the Illinois n
Michigan canal: one is lying on the
towpath. and two others are lying in
the brush just across the line in Cook
county. -Four of those who were
wounded will probably die. II is inr-
possible to learn the names of those
killed.
There is talk tonight Of mob being
formed to drive the negroes and con
tractors from this section. II a battle
does take place tomorrow, the list OF
killed and injured will exceed that OF
to-day.
A dispatch received at midnight from
Springfield says that Gov. Altgeld mas
decided 10 call out the second regiment
of Illinois National guards. located at
( Chicago for service at Lemont.
American Medical Association Convention
Mu.wArKEE,June 10. The fourteenth
annual session Of the American Med
4 teal association came to an end yester-
day with the session Of the general as
sembly in the morning and meetings
Of the various sections during the az
tcrnoon
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-31

Ex.s. ess-es butter. - 10 z2s; potatoes. &c
e. .5c, tra.s. 1s4a-plrk ed. $40; honey. i-,s.s
i5c. ruriS irftace. &c Per To-. head isttaee.
&c. per4.es. - dos lunches. turntT- =, -
tSe &C.. satt<.e>. - q sec doxs =. &C bus
Tutts fs4ks 1@Nc tui sqpies 20 q sc ha /;
carrots g. - celery. - 10 &c doks vrsre
TAB : IS ,r~rs. IS 70 &C COL buncness pars
ries % &c Der tGshel. picplsat. loc .
-. rad <A.t. &C toL.
bsat. ed and pev. toe: corr. rev. t,ci
oit. 80 oaf- &C. ~. 60, BAR ~. tLie
Hour kut fse1-ijIy vhite. tl-s9s pafsaf.
49, srr fWtg blcrr beat -Four. - Der c"ts
forn seal. a. ~ ger ton fred. <roD Per ton ;
aai1llla<s. tl9eo per tas bran. $40 per toa'
saffs 81 pc ton siren nzs. a. PEI ton
Ws9l-N tshed. - tcs an~ashcd. 81 Nc
nsg-M xet So . 100. tinaotay. tioSh.
-tlsW-f.es 1r.J.
Weo1-is-la. neseh ard rsrie. seS2 -
Beet SIC eark. - Sc. trss1 pork loin% La
~ fresh para s114idtr2 -. . e, mutton.
f+ss-c, saf ~ iamo. &c; fovls.ll Gle. a aek-
Ut ia ilr. f1rk~ss. Ia 20 itcs geese. l-'ses
sprinz chicken. , Set YEA. - 80 BUTTER
tae. 1ktry. ilt4Sil1. creamery euttsriac. -
Hides aud Taiio~-Grstn. 2sst5,1e; steers:
of-r .rs 81. c4rcl fades. u - =. caii
- a. sfrfn. sc: ref sAfn> cured. e'e.s lAs-
n ftr-h tc. - fffec. >sscs p~lts. 80 -
slcAlL i.Ea. ~ Ash = G.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-31
FIGURES OF TRADE


c.ef..a. L.. A-lhsFs AS us asfses1<
49, 4 - a4e2. ff4At1 l11-z1 81 k4o trr4h
1900 Z re.4 sac 4a4 e41sss - Y
1870 - .a4fI snFtl1is ~ tti< efDtoF rafs.
80 - : aGii. - ia14<4es "A tss s4fiy - :
~. "A pa s4lEes :. - 2pess ms eiss4 ~
/, .lI.lss 20 - tfsz4 a.z1k. e1t SIS 49,
- f-...E sl1s - u the sis.Ale <1sSlf slts<f
r~<sr taaer 4I<.stltE es1los sd 1i1Tt ar&<t1
-. tl.I.e4csz - a $50 ses<pe es<E>s< s1t
49, .1ssfs - ElaIs1. sD.Ir 1eiai1<<
sla 80 deetde1iS slrs4< <&fif VIA xoed
s14r1 14F.E<-
clased 1asn41<eI tAefe sas 21stAs< -
44ri 1.seIns1e "a pFssr> ~ tfs<ts saA tH-
e.ll-s o lile - f.1es $50 a tA1 s&iAs las A.
90 er1fte4t t<7<
ff51s Is tae F.ras sers 4ae shs.t. ~ Ito
all Ea- es1s1sts 8 - fuEg ~ faf t@esdss a.
ft.tA y los&E TO paris eefe sds<@r>a.
Ia.se esta brsf lDfo<n4. - parzla< l42tttts
.sr- bagar< seal ilefs aad tnoFts sete as
6. aad 4fz.a tas csaalff nAs .et . o. a .
Ieaz sas. Perk seAar4 -. -srd Las sal
f7s -.
t.s ~ pFsees
NAsAs-1.aa1fs. Tst.ss MAJ. gss~ Jes.
esrs-1aaa.ry. a. -; Fsbsasrs. sAe' MAJ.
.ls-J seeAss. sr.ss Fsefrass. a'.s'
Fesl-saau4ss. ssss February. si~ss
Id saaass. slt.77s ssptcsassr. sLo'
Aas-sii-fFs Jlig fflaa.
sasrt nlos--Jsaa-sy. sloS. 2Afca. s4''i' :
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-31

Cal -. q s.sc per tsx. enions s2.-5 o.
rer ISL. iefnoss. ~ a1d SO Sk-ao.3siNs
orauzes o. 40. sweet Detsfoe< - SCI ~
ca Il1rufa fpr.cott. lie per 4u@i bar sns
A. - lt reT 1uuchs clover. nseaium. s1o, =
-. marlnor1. $3.50 per tu. mothT
..ed 80. ~. nj let q -. . isr bA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-31

rsssofs. Jan, a-WteaI 10. rcd cash
T1ef 4ss. -. jay. ~.
M 3 3ltle. essa. iic.
Cora ~. : cash. ~ sc-
V4Ls-A9. . c4sn. n'sc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-31

pEpbAfE efrfh->fsfe Of NirtfEaa.
soeAs II hfAi--s ~ SESSION 90 The
lfe..aie eetft la 1asc toLA- , - k1lL Acid a.
tL~ ffepAte efer. BE- thr cif1 ~ .ran4 tAt-
"a. % - ~ 1a5 81 d1aesrf. Ia the f<sf cEss
y t>Afo i<Af 1-it4fe1 40 1IHttg ttroe.
fftttni. tftus 3. ffffi1s. taa-f y. p4ota<s
In ta< Mz.t<f 81 tha ssfEte -
fAttitA ht3 At. 1efo&sr4
fAffiCt |thbfn.s ffte 1fef IL the asst all
ana irst4theAt - sAt1 decreased laslnE reA-
defc1 Ii sAis eeefth Gezi 41lalAlstfaloa
aCco4If.
u : or1ssst that frtdny. sac esgh ca, sf
t,ttt IA .. 49, - tn g a tt tie fnTe ,soasf
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can inatts9i srd alton ne 81 kaia affnunf
sD4ts i.llffhes oflttrs. that n cafs a. ffix
ogdcr D. plt ished fea successive Nf1ks rre
kiolS - SID cay Of hs4f4ls. il tie sfSa1d
Rapids lie ast. 14il h4Nfial ~ rtinttd
and Crcai4iflk IN SO r lrtS ~ hrII
tfht- A. Pkkklh>
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Hsnse \. trsf3t- hre-sff7 taer icb -
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DO You Wish to Build a Home?

o. borrow money 1hA Debenfare Invest
nent Co.. OF Boston. Mass. have established
b. znch oliice IN Graud Rapids Ii yau wish TO
barrow or bid hos lacy viii tur1lsh you
money on small monthly payments. Apply
sary aud stop rent Branch offlce y aad -
Tower block. DORIAN a ADDl-
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a. 49, Fflfrf - fffeNf nj afirrrf4nF
VIA tts fr.eert fr1 ~ . - ftt-rI,s fs@
elrl - - 30 fffef r'r~tI r.1ff - f.tisturn
- fmtff . - A. fisssafd. q
& Fresrs CO fsss SGT
"a Cswtfefi giif %Fs- = Eearses.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-31

Water rhite oil. fs sc. headlight. lsC .
es.c. sster Fnits. ola tear. ls-. ne. Eecsae.
Iestori 81 stove gasoline. "a. 6'.c.
Dcofsrlx11 nst ia 81. u,1c-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-31

1ae arnaaf ns~tins n The sleek boisefs %
thr 3ran1 kzpid- tDtiana Railroad cofn.
Dans VII - DC q ID thF 1e.rrai one lie
cts - trand Eapidk ~ a. Ga N r1ai~s1af.
Mafch 2. fsf3 81 . c'ccA .. ~. SCR fft sirr-
tian 90 thirIees tiftcfsrs q srrfe Tor tns go
fuinz Year sn1 Tor TIE transaction "a tnta
ofnsr business as nay - Presented a Ice
nleetlnz. h. A. tioSlAH. ~rrrstsrs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-31

fulc4ao ts,<. sForx r4ses jan ~
Cate hscei sfs lt.loci sfTvnx eo9moe ~
81 4ls 81 tsegss aa4 sn,p2tA< stssfss
0 1 eeas 14d halls f.1e - t<fA
Ns1s- Ercslots . otUf sfro1<. y 70 -
a xnts. hessv 81 3 q tf14s n xed s1t slr~
q I'm. s. 70 49, 4zat. 20 90 49,
htre3- fefettrs lfsui Este.f strsit tloF
- gfl.ne. ga - 49, lsla1s $40 - 49,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-31
eRlhDRkPI IDS HATI0NAlBAEk
GRAND Ptrfps. MICH.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. 100000

EDWIN r. Unf. Presterf.
ikffstN oDHf Ri. Sice-Fresitert
FRANK ~ DAVIS Cashier
sonN H. Bk<4AMiH. Asst Cashier.
his henk tosfe sr1er banking business
r fdrefrsrtlH 81 so.icIts 10 are uHts Of indi-
sest tanks sns eosNnfafifns genera y.
inteftE Slowed sn tHls etrtfrate 81 a.
~ lfste.sFs fcf any rstt e. fae ~arie nag
tffftft e Grey srraaffWerf- a ths 1aak.
DIRE IVft~s
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Erfs ftfnsn. I.tte. ii sfefk
sssqn tcrefnrau Nesla( arx.
tFerae IL icrx Wnt Hsrpal shef ner.
tsf-s ts1sltiae fharfrs rtepsfa.
1eln A. Re 4 $50 II tsraireS.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-31
LEGAL ADVERTISING.

X9lirE ~ CkkDlI0fr
y state 81 Aleelssn. teaufy Of eat 80
Notire u hsFsbs Sltel. tist h. a. .n.--r "a t1o
PROBATE tSuft To- slf Ar1pH 81 k~1l M.as
sn ne IA Gas = 1ssusfs. A. D. ls,t- AZ
n,enths tfem thai GATE s<rt -i4eses fof ffexsk
tors 10 rfsstEs lheiI cl1la.s sSx.Es. i1< <sisss
-
FRANCIS D. BALL.
ale Of raid crarff 4ecrasrt. anr fhzt Al
tfssiitef> 81 SID d~cea~pd 80 feQa fet o. pf<-
seuf Their ciAins 81 k4l4 Pfeksis (1ur1 a l.e
frpoatt ottcr. N t8s civ ~ ofaae fnr44s tor
M dag - JAY seat ans thai sscs e..'sss
VII - t-hr4 before SIC fonff - Ift14y.
t1e gth dss ~ JIiy HtkI ~ tea o,tIoca N
the f,sfeatsan - fkaf cay
Dated. cTaas Lssias Mieh.. Jss. lna. A.
ID. ISIS.
CYRUS /. fEgsTNS
tes Ieoe sac-r ~ fropk1a.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-31
AssIGNEE's SALE.

The sfccx ~ furniture recently oTeed ~
DE l.een~ o14 sau \ sckcrinE viA - sod A.
pntlle sale ~ tie store fofmeFiF occuFi-i -
them. IL. " Z. ~ aha - tsran1Filis afenur. Ia
the city 81 Grnl1 RArids o. the 2ifh days %
Janosry isai "a ~ eort ~ fhe fsrra1sa-
~. D. tof.biIf. A sBee-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-31
HERALD DES|nELETS
VIII sell your Real Estate
or Personal Property.
wAsrED-A0gSr2

acIIvH N0KkERs sssrg~hsss Ter shs
Ill VI 4t& - ~ 1-4l>k. Hrt
Sc - Ms tletchsr 3sh8s14. the -ses
Asmsf ~ eaIiten smtf&fiss gae htaets u
as Aif an rFedlf q GA, So sAtFs age
SIX = dafaineest,g lac 4 Afsa- hssail. tat
1efsssz s. .'Ii' ssssfs ~sassd. A i,sasaxa.
iisaf tefn& Ast suek. bSok o thirss
e<ls tine EFesShs Fa.it cetlt s'sa isl ~
siiste fitie kutlisa4ss Co.. - 'shestast
street. lh.iAdeiFhla. IA. % - lieaf1ein
street. thisa<o. IA -
IAMss u. BLAINE. Authorized afs- Boz
~ ss<a Ter Asrats uutat en-, = cents. e.
J. B14,sea te.. seaIa ira stfsei. Alfe,
mead. Ma o.
"a ASTED-Agsafs 20 seti our ehsise knd
W hzf4s u9fsery stock. We have msny
nes stsei>i varieties. both Ia frsits al. oraa-
m<n an 70 o1eF. whtfl are con<roilet ~niy hy
-. Ne pas eommisslea or SALARY. Write "a
81 oEce Tor 81 as. ant secure ehoice 81 terri
tory. Ass Irothesa narserSEisn. hsehsstcr.
I'VE o'er szezts big mercy. IA exclusive ter.
W r3sity- Gar safes Sci n nkhf Ia city or
fich. tps assnI n enc day cleared ssilo. 20
can Yet. tHa r.u- FIRE. address Afplas
ssle Co.. Ne. sk-SIl Clark street. ciaelnnsEl.
VEio.
WANTED District seents ~ The Equitable
w lie ~ Iowa. Qnlesrs direct. favorable
contracts And -hseiate security 10 le4ey bold
srs. Beet refrrcLces required ~ % character
and qua lreafiehs ], L. Martin. Supi- Of
Agencies. Dss xosrss. lows sissf
fO2 RRKr-Aocas
Loon a00xs. wita OF without board.
VI GOOD BOARD. with " Without room.
At Ia shelcon slreeI l3i-smo
EoR RENT fai nishet and unfurnishei.
Il steam heated roens. Brunswick, "
LCR NESI-Furn,shed rooms IN the Wine
roonA No. ID south Diusloa street. Ian
WANTED EoARDBaa
GOOD HOTEL s @asn onI 5oG e 20 ss s.
TRANSMITS Al and g 20. bath frce. nj Lincoln
house. No. IS spring street GuArantes as
good if.re IS any go house.
EIsogLLAs zOUs.
A ADVERTISEMENT OF THREE LINES OR
"A more under tEls head. cents Der line Tor
one insertion; 10 cents per line for three In
sertioIs. or % cents per Tine for one week.
A SNAP FOR TRAVELLING MES-sales-
"A men who visit many towns ana villages
can ma> e their daily expenses IN 10 or 10 min
uIcs while waiiing Tor trans. appointing
.cnts; no sales 10 make no SAMPLES 10 carry.
For particulars address RON ms" lock box
el,. Chicago. >
RIO BUILDERS AND CONTRACToES-lf
lou have buiit and sold on coniraef or
have taken = morts are back and now Wish %
sell the co tract or m gaze or borrow on
same. cali on John Il. Martin - Canal street.
ABBY BROS. successors 10 Roberts. Mech
"A X Co. In the old Atkins stand Carpenter
shop. Weather strips sold and put a., door
and window screens. sign boAras. storm houses
| and windows. building OF counters. saw ming
| of ali kin 3. jcoo NJ. and estimates given on
old ard new work. always ready Tor small Jobs
/ 70 North Iona 81. ofp. Morton House So-lyr
| STRAYED OR sTOLES-From - North La
~ fayette. young English pug. A reward
for his return sf-u
AFTERNOON sLEIGH-RIDE.
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