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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-06
Must Pay the Death Penalty.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Oct. 6.-Beniamin F.
Tennis, who outraged and murdered the
little 9-year-old girl Agnes Cooper Wright,
at Hummelstown on Sept. II, has been
sentenced to be hanged, the court having,
after hearing the plea of guilty and the
testimony. fixed the grade of the crime as
murder in the first degree. Tennis took
his sentence in nonchalant manner.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-06

LONDON, Oct. GA number of dispatches
have been received from Rio, including one
by tue Bank of England, which make no
mention of renewal of the bombardmeat
On the contrary they say everything is
quiet, banks are reopening, and business
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-06

BUFFALO, Oct. 6-Professor Loves model
town at Lewiston was dedicated in the
presence of 5000 people. Three-year-old
Grace Kidder, in the arms of Bishop S.
Cleveland Coke, pressed the electric but
ton which put III motion the wheels Of the
first factory in the Utopian city that is to
be. Bishop Coke, Professor Love, and
Assemblyman Ransom made addresses in
dorsing the enterprise.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-06
LIVE STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS
Chicago.

CHICAGO. Oct. 5.
Following were the gu jtstions on the
Board OF Trade today: Wheat-october.
oPened 6,ss,, closet 64lsc; December, opened
e72!c co5eI. size; May. opened '5tec, closed
75c. Cora-OctJber. opened i4c, closed
S.S4c; Decemoe-, opened iVssc, closed Acc;
May, opened 4Sis,i closed 4Sc. oats-Oc
tober, o9eneI 2sc, closed -7lgc; December,
opened :s34. closed ssssc; May, opened SI5sc.
closed Sl&sc. PoEk-Oc;o5eT, opened slo.l5,
closed $3.50; January, opened SlI05,
closed s!il5. Lard-october, opened sac.
Live Stock: The prices at the Union
Stock yards today ranged follows:
Hogs-Estimated receipts for the day, %, 600;
quality fair; left over about 100; market
rather active on packing and shipping ac-
count; feeling firm; prices 51LlOC higher; sales
were made 81 S. 0,t16.65 pigs Sol 7.UU light,
Sjs5G6.I5 rough packing, s6suGt.9 mixed,
and S62OS6.75 heavy packing and shipping
lots
Caule-Esuma;ed receipts for the day.
1900; quality fair; market quite active
on local and shipping account; feeling strong
and prices 55loc higher; quotations ranged at
545S-5.S5 choice TO extra shipping steers, S4.15
G5.4J good TO choice do, s4.UO3ie0 fair TO
good, s3.Sl1SsJ common to medium do,
x5.0p13 20 butchers steers. s2.0O1275 stock
ers s. 511S.30 feeders, SI.O0S2.s1 cows, Se.00I
2.e0 heifers, 81. 50GS.5 bulls, S1l)12sj Texas
steers, sa5JSsi.l5 western rangers, and S2.500
$50 veal calves.
Sheep-Estimated receipts for the day,
10 600; quality fair; market rather active; feel
ing firm; prices steady, unchanged; quota
tions ranged at S225G5.:5 yer lOJ lbs west
erns, S!.l0135J Texas. S2.tOI i.2o natives and
S2UU1l 100 lambs.
Produce: Buiter-Faacy separator, aSJS
G2qc per ID; fancy dairy, 3 G25c; pack
ing stock, l0Gl5Irc. Esgs - Fresh stock,
l9Itc per doz. Live Poultry Chickens. 90
per ID; turkeys. I49!2 &C; ducks, sJSG9c;
4
| consn Rose, d-e stock, 5S961o per bu. Sweet
| Potatoes-Jerseys. S5.O0GS.2j per Dbl. Ap-
| ples-Fair TO fancy, S2.50145J per Dbl.
| Honey-White clover, lib sections. liG
| l5c per ID; broken comb, l0GL2c; dark
comb. good condition, Ie1l2c; extracted.
| New York
NEW YORK, Oct 5.
! Whea;-OctOber, 7Ossc; November. 7:c;
December, 7S 7-I5S7Ss4c; May, sOlsSs05sc.
Corn-No. : steady, $50 isssc; November,
4SJsc; May, 5ss 15US4c. Oats-No. dull
and steady; state. Ss1Selsc; western, a5G
59>Sc; October, silc; May, $3.50. Pork
| Moderate demand and firm; new mess
, reuje cd, sou,
The Local Markets.
I Nhest-6Os.
| Corn-42c.
New osts-27GS0c.
Hsy-T1mothy. S9GSl0;upland, s9tS,o slough,
S61S7; baled. SSG9.I
| PRODUCE.
Butter-Fair TO choice, s6lG2Sc; creamery, SOC.
| Eggs-Fresh. 1Sc.
Poultry-Chickens, 1Sc; turkeys I:n ducks
| 12nc; geese, i0c.
FRUIT AND VEGETABLES.
Apples-s3 0OGS5.o0per Dbl.
Potatoes-60c065c.
Onions-5Gc per bu.
Turnips-40c per bu.
LIVE sToCk.
Cattle-Butchers pay for corn fed steers
414Hc; COWS and neitels, 2HGSkc calves
lGsc.
Hogs-5isc.
| Sheep-5c.
! FCEL.
Coal-Seft. ICGlc; hars, S4a4J0
! WoOd-Sawed SJIS5 so; cord, s49S4.J0.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-06

CINCINNATI, Oct. 6-At the stock yards
in this city mad bull attacked john
Maher, aged 10. aud gored MIN frighfully
about the head, one norm penetrating the
skull near the right ear. Though still
alive the boy has no chance for recoyerv
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-06

director OF the mint, were favorably re-
ported to the senate in executive session.
The silver men look upon the latter as a
challenge and are preparing to combat it
as effec; ually as possible.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-06
POLITICS IN NEBRASKA.
Republicans and Democrats Hold Conven.
tions and Nominate.


LINCOLN, Oct. 6.-Repu blicans of Ne
braska met in state convention and with
nearly 1000 delegates and an apparent
split in the party ranks surprised them.
selves by completing the work set before
them with fair degree of harmony and
finished before nightfall. The bitterness
existing between what was known as the
Maxwell and anti-Maxwell factions failed
to materialize in the convention TO any ex'
tent The following candidates for regent,
of the state university were selected on the
first ballot: H. d. Estabrook, of Doug
lass county; c. W. Haley, Of Red Cloud
and Charles Weston, OF Sheridan.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-06
Censns Clerks DISCHARGED.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 6-About sixty dis
missals were made from the clerical force
Of the census Office Their places will not
h.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-06

Nominations OF Van Allen and Preston.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.-The nominations
of Nj. j. j. Van Allen, to be ambassador
to Italy. aud of Mr.. r. Z. Preston to be
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-06

WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.-Fourth class post
masters were appointed in Illinois as fol-
lows: A G. Blanchard, of Creston, Ogle
county; J. C. Bennett, of Clyde, Cook
county; q. W. Storm, of Etna, Coles coun-
ty; j. p. Crowl, of Fiatt, Fulton county;
Annie Cater, of Libertyville, Lake county;
w. G. Wack, of Mansfield, Piatt county;
Mary L. Glassburn, of Tampico, White
side county; Isaac Ullom, of Zif, Wayne
county.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-05

Harry n STRICKLAND. a collector 'or
re g. l. f'eiz Difects ry eonap any. had
his honesty fr~tfd pretty severely Sstur
esF - the Nr9ug bia nsetiao.i in lsttls
trarsscticn win fir. Rafeheiler. The
, urg man siehvere,ia book b the aoctx
ehc gave him so tili in paymeat
thinsing u vas . - ball Neither the
fHscsof n.ir TIE c0il.srfo- noticed the mis-
tase az tte uoie - the Transaction. hut
shen sns after countet hi- recciyta at
niaht sat found b. hss,i SO 100 mich
- reroftsti fhe matter 49, H. e.,nl,y.ra
tiai The mas Nha hssal PAID the surrlssa
eas ~-so oceled Aeusia.v morrire
Strickland vent - the ,in,.t,sr' . r~@,ssspe.
9nsi reiarned The 81 With explanations.
The sios,fos fhrpghf such an exkihatsss.
% nrneFtf va tan rare 81 =, un-~
varied snd insisted hat The Young nan
shcuid retain - q the s,ons,r rpfarne.l.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-05
DRExEL 10 COME HOME
HIS Remains Will be Brought Back to
Phtladclphia

LONDON. July Banker Drexel gave
20 guldens To the poor Of Carlsbad
every year and was privately helping
people always Ii will be remembered
that his daughter. Mrs. Paul, died in
rooms ABIDING his last year. Mr.. Haries
says: Ills death may cause some
changes in Mr.. Drexels business. 1t all
depends on the terms 81 his will The
latter il in America and is contents are
not know here. l think Mr.. Drexel has
left large legacies to American benevo-
lent institutions and the Drexei insti
tute.'
Mr. Stebbins said Of his last interview
with Mr.. Drexel: we spoke about
home banking and the silver question.
lie said it viii become the duty Of the
United States government To repeal the
Sherman Law. but in return n compro-
mise will become necessary namely. TO
abolish the 10 per cent tax on the circu-
lafi0n II state banks
Arrangements FOR shipping the re-
raains 10 America were concluded today.
The Harnesses will take the coffin Ia Bre-
men tomorrow. whence il will he shipped
by the Kaiser Wilhelm next Saturday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-05

j. 4. McMahon, assistant United
States district attorney. and circuit
judge e.rct fDr the Mason county circuit
coals. Na- at darlington yesterday,
where he delivered the address, at the
laying 20 the corner stone u the new
conrt house. The stone sas planted
wlth Masonic ceremonies.
The IRE department was called out
several times yesterday morning To put
Gus awnings which had caught from the
buFring remains u exploded crackers
NJ damagt a a. done al any of them.
T. he aftrrneoa the ram prevented any
lafiiifs ffum This source.
Tie rsceldts AZ Huber's beer garden
af tee'i lake Yesterday are said 10 hc
sttto - gias was TIE crowd at that
rsalt that Sine supply - beer and sand
witches bscauc exhausted a. early a. )
oeiack
Charles Delnaay. whose right hand
Hss blown OF ~ dynamite tire cracker
Monday night. was reported TO lie rest.
iss easily at 81 Marks hospital last
ns-aL
pr " n. DeSamp removed the hone
from the frst joint a DR. ". vi. Pasco' :
.efi thumb Yesterday taorning. The
bo1e had fecuu8o diseased from felon.
(outractor Curtis expects TO have the
fouasitfiun for the -. Cecilia club
hsnise an ~hslaon street completed by
tsutefrps niZht
Wii tacnuond and wife and John
DaY ari bfite = bei,iing came 30 the
city yesterday ADD registered at tho
k.-f
tmgea States District Attorney Pa
mer ueiIvaret the Grafton az Saginaws
great celebration yesterday.
The police have a pay envelot,e he
hrgiex % Miss Hsiea. evidently con
tanning ncr weeks pay
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-05

NJ tnd Mrs. \ - sisker - No. 81
Stedn street snd Mr. and Mrs. Peter
hu5ey r So - She,,ion street will
ieave an ihs agrr for she worlds far
tnis HnofnlnE
John Murphy. saleuau sor schmidt
krrs marhie FnFks wiH leave this
riorniag for few days visit at Traverse
city tie expects g. return SATURDAY
evening
C'srsnce Circuit - 81 Paul spent The
fsurth with his sifs asd her parsnta
n soi Mrs. James Curtis a No. lsi
Straight street.
Mis- kfie T. pishma, haa goue 20
Marshal where che xill risit friends Tor
= srek ar two
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-05

J. u. Hurst of No. is5 North College
avenue. an employe u spring & Co. re-
csived telegram from Chicago yester
day morning that his young son had
died, and he left on the next train to
look after the rcmainA The boy went
over there few weeks ago and engaged
~ he'll boy in one Of the worlds fair
hotelz lie Was attacked With . serious
throat trouble. which resulted fatally.
Mr.. Hurst will arrive With the body Of
his little hoy this morning.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-05
Of Interest to All
Another Adds His Testimony
to the Efficacy Of Proper
Treatlpent.

Physical pain and suffering are often
productive Of mental and heart sorrow.
Remove MYSTICAL pain aud you roll back
the gloom which ~ often snshrouds
mind and heart.
Hoe easy is the task II removing pain
and suffering " demonstrated b. q gen
tlemzn who has sent in the appended
communication. The gentleman u wide
and fayosSbiy known Ia this city.
For over thrss years have suffered
from the worst form u cstarrh Il the
head and throat but neglected il untilmy
bronchial tubes became affected. l was
always raising phlexm OF mucuA ! was
abort oe breath aud my sleep nt night
was restlass and broken by sanothering
spells. Ny chest felt ~ though there
Was = weight upon il. My nostriis we're
completely CLOSED had been repeated
" told there was no help for me. Almost
without hope called on IDr. Pitcher.
His treatment was just the thing Tor my
trouble. ! was benefited from the first
Now. after treatment u only = few days,
feel like altogether = neg man. and
cannot say too much in praise Of this
method Ut treatment He will do ~
much for you.
"A. n. OrvlczR. l6 Colt Avenue"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-05

The county cissk's offcs was kept
opea ull room % give thous vho vishsd
~ cs;sbssts the day BY getting married
: s:hsncs 20 get licenses Three persons
tssk sdvsnt>gs u tbs opportunity and
. very young looking couple haiiing
fr,u novshsrn Indiana aftem ps<d ~ DO
-. t~t fsiis>i. The sxtzsnssy youthful
appearance 81 the applicants aroas<d
suspicion. and whea they sid they both
lived OUTSIDE a the stats the Iiesnss
Wis dsnie<i them. IL looked very much
lsk.e Gee oe siopsment
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-05

The United States court has adjourned
until ncxt Monday morning. July 10. A
short scssion Of the court will be held in
theforcnoon. and in the afternoon Judge
Severens. District Attorney Palmer.
Marshal Clarke aud Clerk McQuewan
will leave for Marquette. where they
will open the United States circuit
court for business. 1t Is expected they
viii be at Marquette about two weeks
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-05
PREPARING To RESUME
Controller F1.kels Advised OF the
speedy Restoration of the Banks. =

WASHINGTON. July 4.--Controller Eek
els IL advised that the First National
bank 81 San Diego. Cal. which failed
about month ago. will resume bus
mess next "Wednesday. it having com
piled with the conditions imposed by
the controller. IL u probable also that
the failed Washington National hank II
Spokane. Wash. will resume business In
about ten days. A committee headed
by Mesers- Thsyer aud Robinson. repre-
senting the stockholders and officers u
the failed First National bank IL Arkan
sas City. kss.. han an audience with
Controller Eckels this morning. looking
% the reppening % that institution. II
viii al-o probably he able 10 resume
business ia a short time.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-05

Yesterday morning thr~s hszkswen
eesployed BY the Grand Rapids 4 In
diana railroad company Engaged IN =
FREE for all tight on South lonis street
IN front u 6chotsy's saioon- There we're
~, ofAcers In the vicinity ~ the time
aud hard battle vas fought for short
tins. One u ths principals bat Oh .
portion q h,s antagonists ear add con
siderable blood v.s spilled on the aide
walk before bystAnders could separate
them The names u the pugihsts could
NOT be learned
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-05

OTTAWA. Ont. July i--while a family
- immigrants named Martin. from
France on the way 10 Manitoba. were
waiting for train here yesterday, the
mother saw their train moving and tried
to Jump on with child in her arms
She slipped and Tell under the car. The
child was cut In two. aud one Of the legs
- the mother was cut of. She has
siucr died
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-05

The following is list Of the marriage
licen-s- issued since last publication. with
the names, Residences when out Of the city
and ages Of the parties: Age.
Helmer Halcomb and Grace Lewis,
Cedar springs .-.......-...-....... .2-7
Waiter ,. Coupsr and Mary T. McCoa-
nell. shelby 2f-l6
John Turner and Gertrude Rocks. 80. l9-E
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-05

Fred Bsaeskessi. Who i prineiph o~'n< {
snd mxnagrf q the u1lae, tEird 70 ee
lay the ct ~sng io~n. but tks GRE market
w4s eensHiered too dab tosoasiaue opes-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-05

Juige Asirit hs~ 'i-airsl The petitsor ~
nrs Fret \. Leonard for aismany an
tic Treund thaf slae r rot legally rspsl
LesnaFls eife he Had hern a..sia~..l
irssne ~ sae Frs'iate ceart AMI "a ia.
sFpesi b. tne eirssnt TIE Judgment n
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-05
Daniel Mccoy.
President.


The directors OF the Grand Rapids
National bank have declared semi-an-
nual dividend of per cent on its CAPT
tai stock. payable on or after July G.
+. NJ. DAVIS. Cashier.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-05

IT, uerala Makes IN O0es % Greas
1nsessss - kOys and Girls
Tho Young America Loug Distance
Safety " the machine re offer. THk
HEkALD h nov ouiy iOcshts q week. and
for sixty new subscribers We viii give
one bicycle free. Parents may help. II
boy OF carl gets only part enough
names 10 viii accept the number that
he or abe dos got In part payment.
Here are the hgures;
For sixty names one bicycle free.
For fifty names and $3.50 ono bicycle.
For forty nnmes aud 600 one bicycle.
For thirty nance and ESQ one bicy-
Gle.
For twenty names and sii-oo one BIZ
cycle.
For ten names and eia5O ono bicycle.
Our Young America Long Distance
Safety u made in two styles with three
sixes of each style. either boys or girls
namely: ~. "a az - inch wheels. Each
machine IL carefully tested before lcav-
ing the factory. A sample machine can
be seen at TnE HKRALp onicsl II h sell
made and durable. Who will DO the
first boy OF girl TO get machine! Par.
ents teach your boys to know the value
OF dollar by earning = bicycle. either
in whole OF part Full Instructions and
blanks Tor canyaBing are Furnished at
the o0ics, No. - Pearl street.
GRAND Rapids HERALD.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-05

NsosrSEE. Mich. July The Win
shrop mine sill close down al once The
directors yesterday arrived at that de
cision AZ their meeting IN Cleveland
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-05
WILL NOT VETO IT
President Fisher WI Not Check
the Board Of Education
IN FURNISHING FREE SUPPLIES
re yosed Against shs Measure. bss
IA. Ms<se.sy tksss<sla. hisa fpOM
Interpreting . Veto Io n

IL vas rsnorcd yesterday that Psssi-
deaf Fisher wossld ssto the acton = the
ssho.l board Ia passing the nsasass pro-
pi.ilag tree staf.snefs snd supptlss for
pnla.- ~ The city schnols A sspost~s
fog Tax HsssLD esli.rd AZ Mr.. Fishers
residence lsst evening % aecevtAin tAs
onsrectness IL the Faasor. When ssksd
wb-thsf be srtensied To intssposs veto
~ the b,.ardrs action izst saturday night
President fi-her said no could not sc
his s2y clear - veto measure pssss~i
b. a vote q l. 20 :. especially shsn IL
- Supported by such prominent and
csnseleI tio1s members a. thoso who
voted far IL. and IL being a question
that suggests such stropg arguments
FIR and against L. Hh said II ne xere
~ fellow along thr line suggested by his
safr sad his personal poestlon on the
s1nlrcf he would veto iI. bat his mod
r-ts gtoslng oGt II IA. brief service on
the board ald the fact that the measure
va Eupgoftcd by souas u the heaviest
tar payers GA that body and those who
have been cioseiy identified sith the in,
terests "a the schs-ois for many years.
restrained him from taking that action.
IL lis opinion there Is possibility that
some msmtcr may. az the aest meeting.
msisc "a rescind the action ~ the board.
Riths'ugh be had heard nothing definite
a. ~ such course being
taken. President Fisher u
an ardent supporter cf frce
scboeiz AMI the system 0f higher educa.
thsn maiptalncd by the state. and IL
ask~,i where hr would DRAW the line Ia
lhss ma.ter his reply would be AT free
stationary and sePpiies-
Nr. Fishers Consistency.
he upp.sed furnishing free readers
Tor the schools. and when the system
ess adopted showed the consistency II
bss position by supplying his children
wiih RAIDERS himself ffcsidcnt Fisher
Nas very charitable Ia his remarks con
Cernlbg those nembcrs who voted for
tiiz Gerald. felker and others xho
have no children Ia share IN the benefits
could not he accused 81 being socialists.
The members Nho voted Tor this measure
are 1cii ecncated. and men who arc
Weil posted IN school affairs. men who
have con plcted an academic course.
some ~ them having a collegiate edu-
catlon- Again the system Is highly com.
meEsi~d by principals and teachers, who
-ay the time and annoyance saved that
w0u Il be- taken and occassoncd by at
tempting "a collect pay for the supplies.
wo44-d about equal the amount paid
each pear i'y the city. The supporters
q TIE uleasure argue that ink. slate
pencil~. tablets. etc. should be furnished
~ tae ctTy with the saEae propricty that
crayons are supplied for blackboard
1aix
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-05

good Mexican Hammock With for ac for Non
day only
high Gasoline Stove $40; the
made and fully guaranteed. Monday Only
Berry kodgcrs trip plate three syles worth 81 %
for 81 Monday only
II cold fog
will closed Monday -
These genuine barganA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-05

TO Ueeso OF Ioeonoeeeent Electric Ltghto.
On July inst Judge Lacombe OF the
United States circuit court granted In
functions 10 tho Edison Electric Sup
plying company Of New York against
the Holland houee and tho Hone I'm
perial Of New York City. these being
test cascs. prohibiting them from using
incondescent lamps. infringing the Edi-
son patent. under which the Edison
Electric Illuminating company il sole
liscensee in the city of New York.
The Edison Electric company OF
Grand Rapids being in like manner
sole liscensce under tho patents for the
city Of Grand Rapids. desires To call the
attention Of infringing users Of inconde
scent lamps to above decision. and to
repeat the warning already given them
that they will be individually held to
the utmost accountability. and that at
the proper time suits will be brought
against them for the enforcement Of our
rights under the aforesaid patents and
the collection Of suitable damages.
Epson ELECTRIC COMPANY
OF Grand Rapids
Daniel Mccoy.
President
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-05

HrRST-At Chicago. July Z. J. Robert. son
ri John n. and Mary X Hurst. in the
18th year of his age. Funeral services at
the family residence. No. 1s5 North Col-
iege avenue. Wednesday at 4 p. M. Inter
mcnt private.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-05
1.-THE STAR splnGLED BANNER
II TRIUMPH SHALL WAY"

When people show their paso<ism With
Flags = Leousrds tor 3ceats per larger
abxak oaIy Is
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-05

T.. q. Clergyman. funeral director, No.
East Fulton street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-05

Patients at a distance successfully
treated by mail.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-05
DR.. PILCHER

Il regular graduate from the beet col
lcges. and has had unlimited expert
ence in these specialties-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-05

And so on all through the house. p per
cent being stricken from amount ct your
purchase. TEN DAYS TIE LIMIT. This
offer holds good until the close of business,
IuIy ~, 1919. no longer. Remember this
truth. the Clothing IL our own rnanufac-
,urc and every stach IL guaranteed by us.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-05

OFFICE HOURS-9 To IL q. m. 30 to
p. ~, to 8 p. IN. Sundays 2 TO pm.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-05-27
KELLER 4 SONS CORNER.

Hundreds OF Salem ladies are having
their houses cleaned. Are you one of
them? Isn't there number of care
worn articles you are tired of looking
ats We make speciality Of odd pieces
Of furniture. We will take any of your
second hand furniture In part payment
for new aud allow you NIL II Ia worth.
Come and zee us about II. You should
tone up your parlor with few pictures
aud easles. Bamboo easles are all the
rage this season. See our new ones
Leave your order for cornice poles. We
put them up--no extra charge. You
surely can find floor space for several
carpet aud skin rugs. Our prices this
season are very loyable. In bed aud
single lounges. divans. parlor rockers,
reception chairs and fancy upholstered
stools We stand ak feet In our stockings
and ell At rsttling prices. We defy all
compstinon.