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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-06-08


The Future of the Snake River Valley.
Wood River Times,
A few years ago the Times predict
that the child was born who would see
$4,000 people living in the Snake
river valley and tributary regions.
At that time there were hardly 1000
people in the Snake river valley. To
day there are 80, 900 and the number
is increasing more rapidly than land
can be irrigated to accommodate them.
The towns of Idaho Falls, Black
foot, Rexburg, Pocatello, American
Falls, Shoshsone, Minnidoka, Bliss,
King Hill, Glenn's Ferry, Medbury,
Mountain Home, Nampa, Caldwell,
Payette, Weiser, etc, which, few
years ago, did not exist or boasted
only house or two to indicate their
location, are growing rapidly and be-
ginning 10 make respectable show
ing in wealth and population.
In time these will become manu-
featuring and trading centers, that
will supply the wants of their adjacent
population, and the region will grow
until present conditions there will be
relegated to the land of dreams.
The Snake river valley is the CON-
ing orchard of the United States, just
as the valley of the Nile was for cen
turies the granary of the world.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-06-08

Herald.
j. L. Alberson, one Of the leading
merchants of Huntington, loaded for
Mineral on Saturday a four-horse team
with goods and merchandise. This
was a cash sale and only one out of
many made by Alberson every month.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-06-08
Worlds Fair Travellers win Have Il.

The public demand through service
when travelling. 1t is d-fashioned
to "Change Cars. On the through
solid vestibuied trains of the Chicagoj
Union Pacific 4 Northwestern line
from or to Chicago; Omaha and inter-
mediate points there is no change.
This is the finest and fastest service
between the points named
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-06-08

Free Press.
Sam Irwin is thinking strongly of
turning his livery stable into a milli-
merry establishment
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-06-08
Excellent Opportunity for a
Saloon Man.
For Sale.

The best situated Saloon in Weiser. Will
sell cheap for cash. l First-class Billiard
Table. | First-class 15- Ball Pool Table.
Bar Fixtures and stock Of Liquors. Rea-
sons for selling, Wish TO engage in other
business. Enquire of
Is n, JOHNSTON. Weser, Idaho
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-06-08
n NJ. HARVEY,
NOTARY PUBLIC

AND LOAN BROKER.
MUNEl to loan on improved ranches at a
low rate of interest. | have land office
plats of all surveyed land in the county;
also blanks for all kinds of conveyancing.
Am agent for Home, Phoenix, Royal. Lam
cashire, Lion, Imperial and Hamburg
Bremen Insurance companies.
w EIS Err IDAHO.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-06-08

He Hasn't Talked Any With Payette Folks
About Weser.
Nampa Leader.
Not word have we heard about
scarcity of water Everybody seems
to have more than they can use
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-06-08
o. 8, L. Time Table.

BOISE BRANCH.
Close connection made at Nampa with
trains Nos. and s.
A. E. ROBERTS, Agent.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-06-08

Business Changes a, Elk City.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-29

Srw Yonx. sept. 2s.-FLocz-Dull. easy,
winter wheat low grades. 2.05d2.s5 per cwt.
WHxAr->pot dull. easier; options opened
weak and declined &C on realizing; rallied
Asahe on covering and closed steady n &C
below yesterday. September. 1lAei Octo-
Der, 7sisc; December. 5S}sc, May. size.
CoxS-Dull. easier; options were Adlc
lower and closed weak with q dull trade
ard free offerings. September. fs'<ci Octo-
her. 8s4ei November. ksiae; December.
gs-c. May. Sic.
OArs-spot dull. weak; options dull,
easier. September, &c. October. axe;
November. size; December. 3i1sc; Nay.
SIC.
IAnD-Qnist, barely steady; western steam
closed at ssg5: city NJ sou
Pohx-Quiet. firTn; new mess. Slssa2o
cHzEsz-Firm, quiet; state large white,
eAalO>4c.
coFrxx-Optionso opened steady unchanged
10 10 points down; closed steady at 5 10 Is
down. September. $is.fUdi7.I5; October.
SIS. s0d l6.s 50; November. si6.40g 1850; De-
ceruber, sI695td Ii. 10; March. SIS. asa 1888;
Spot lilo dali. steady; No. Z, Isle
SusAz--Raw. nrn. dull; fair refining,
3s.c: eentrifuyals. 81 test. 3;sc refined frun,
active; No. 8 l14td4 i5-l6c, No. :, 4 li-16tf
axes OF A. 4 3-isaf4e; mould A. $50
9-l6: standard A. Lice.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-29

CHICAGO. Sept. 2s.-The amount OF bust
mes transacted In wheat today was only
moderate and the tone at the opening and
for sorne time thereafter was rather easy.
Holders OF puts, however, prevented the
price from gong below 6s}sc for December.
Eariy and late cables we're weak ana each
showed a decline "a 14c Receipts IN Min
neapolis and Dllnth wcre large and the Gin
cianat. Price Current reported iayoraoly on
M. coalition Of the ground for tall blowing
and seeding. although stating that farmers
werc selling wheat sparngiy. Exports were
not extraordinary and Nes York sent ad-
siols Of retirsmenf Of more clearing house
c~rtlacais~. After the noon hour tie market
hecslne steady and towards the eloee vas
even firm. December closing where IL
opened. e9A. net los Of = for the day.
io<lng prices ~eres
WHzAr-September. C61s; December. 09k :
coas-,lcsober. se5lC93s1ec; December.
4Oi. q o a.; May. fse-
OArs-september. s'sc; October. 2s'tc;
Pork-sepsernber. sl7.ooi October. sii.so;
January. ti370
LAED-ssp'eHater, sa.as, October. so.s5;
January. E.S2.
RIss-september. tasss October. ss.75;
January. E.f2.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-29

Don't waste your money. Even IL you
do not desire 10 use il yourself let il be
of service somewhere. There are va
nous methods of disposing Of it that are
distinctly unselfsh.
You can pat II under the corner Of the
carpet for the reaches 10 play with. and
when the reaches get tired Of it some in
dustrious mouse with domestic cares on
her mind can use 1t for upholstery pur-
poses. There is nothing that tickles ~
refined mouse more than few hundred
dollars turned into bedroom furniture.
Or You might put il in "a teapot on tho
top shelf Of the cupboard. And when the
hired girl wants 10 90 10 a picnic she
may stumble across il and forever bless
you for your forehandedness.
Another way is 10 put il In an ole
stocking and hang il up in the clothes
press. When some other membe- of the
family concludes To get rid Of some OF
the Accumulated trash. this viii make
the ragmsn very happy.
You might carry il around in your
pocket. and by No doing draw il out
while looking for a letter. and leave it
for some pedestrian who was careless
and did not save his money.
There are other WAYS 10 be unselfsh,
hut these rules are simple. direct and
sufficient w Washington Star.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-29
STOCKS UP A POINT
cisssland's Letter Stimulated the
Stock MaFkso
ALL CLASSES IN DEMAND
No Gold Ordered fsr Export--wheaf
aad Pork Cios>d Lower bat Lard
and Eibs Hsxher.

NEx Yosx. Sept &.-Aonsy on call
has bssn easy. ranging from 10
n, per cent last loan pa and closing
offered At 2ts.
Posted rates. sis514 a4ss
Gosernment bonds steady.
A sudden drop IN General Electric AZ
the opening u business % ~ 70 ga
rather ssnded 70 confirm the rumors cur
rent a late about the retirement from
the hoard OF Two o. three directors
prominent IN the financial world aud
probable reorganization Of the company.
Among those mentioned as about TO re-
tire 10 ID. %. Mills. who Tor some time 10
cresiitsd with views antagonistic to the
policy q the present management
Bulls we're favored BY the strong ex-
psessions made by President Cleveland
IN favor II unconditional repeal Of the
Sherman silver Law in letter % Cover
nor Northen az Georgia. which gave
color to the dispatches from Washington
10 the effect that the senate vii take an
Affirmative vote on the repeal bin within
q week 90 ten days Public dispatches
received on the street up TO the close OF
business. however. did not eonfFin this
theory. Dat nevertheless bulls and bears were
imbued ~ith he belief that The silver ques-
ton Vill he disposed of in short order and
bought stocks freely. LackaWanna I'D
vanced over g Per cent without a single
Transaction, and there Was a scramble TO
coveE Pretty much eserythl NJ on the list
shared IN the improvement which was siini-
uiated by Authoritative deniais I'll A. any gold
had teen engaged for Shipment 10 Europe
Is the strength of the London market aud
~ the expectation OF further Increase IN
The bank reserves On Saturday. The net
gain Tor the day vas equal ~ 1la34 per
cent. LAeknwanna aud Chicago Gas leading.
The sales scre l9i. SIS shares.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-29

The tine never eaa more fauSrahis 'or
srecnlating n gfain and stocks han a.
present Prices are 90 PER ceat iuper
than they ought 81 ta ca fosh tfAia and
stocka
The recent money punlc u the Gauss
a thssa condifions
The cfaYs are generally goosl this yeaF
With the exeeptitu - shesf Through
cot the eountfy. add hefofeieH demand
damage n tlieiF sftEs IL " hlIf short
hme uatfl eheat ell seli - cents pes
enshel higher thsn Esesent 4liotasifta
u you sFe nos posssf IL sresaistioa
sslie street t'hieaeo: IN fes shelF hpok
90 Speculation ssfl Hoe % Trade,
ssnt tree "a seeeipf Z stamP
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-29

Pstroness-You have frequently said
that you do not recommend bicycling for
invalids. and yet you have just advised
my sou 10 get q bicycle.
Doctor--I told him TO get ono with a
pneumatic tire.
"Oh. that sort of tire makes differ
ence. presume.
a very great difference. Carrying
tho wheel hack and forth to tho repair
shop viii BE- most excellent exercise.
madam. Good News
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-29

Old Skinflsat wac On lsis deathbei AMI
had given dlrecsiors TIA; the funeral
should h> - cheap as possible.
Have you anything else on yo1r
mindi' a-sed member 81 the family.
Yes. replied the dying miser When
yoo telegraph the news az my death 10
my brother in Kansas. collect At the 9th
or end. Texas Siftinga
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-29
"EVERYDODYS LAW BOOK. y

= a.. tiils .. ti.s - rsrs ecfa. fFepsr@a ~
>s~ Vera Har
il enahies every nsH snd -urssn - - thssf
ewa iaarer lie teaches whst ere Tuar riEha
- hr~a a. fssninfafa 1keeHs NbsH - t@Rts =
ls@ s4it sd ehsn - shae re. ~ osefsfrss 80
sfsfsi iFfsrsna ft01 srf<s res aess cF-ets -
sssss sfass ~ stss n.an- Il corss - kaste -
fnrns4 - srerf esFlefs esefni - f1e iasfsf =
VEL - - al vho hess laesi bostnes -
transact
Ire3ase go 6rlisrs 80 eers. - tnelsss 80
es,.t f.s.strre sasrap - tanIe q rt4ssrts s-d
tss.rs ~ ssr4fs k44ress ht<t ~. His a.
90 n fsbsshef. - siEtA Aveess. <ew fers
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-29

rxsox STocx YAsDs- Chicago. sept q -
Caftls-keceip,.. 1900; common 10 extra
steers. g. 25td5.70; stockers nnsi feeders - o.
aAsO: COWS and bulls. N.pzs3.2t; calves.
xAZszaAD.
Hoxs-heceipts. - 100; heavy. 80 dt.5S'
common Ia cnoice mixed. -. losss 10; choice
asserted. q s0f6. - light. ss.t0,9& -; pigs.
sf.oNT5-5O
~Ae~r.- Receipts 1900: inferior TO choice.
81 2sts2 IS. lambs. s3s0fl1a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-29
Detroit Gram

Dsrxorr. Mica. Sspt 2s.--Ciossd dull. isc
lover. Wheat, No. I Nhife. Csc. Ma 2 rcd.
cash. ese. No. 3 I'd. sic; October, o. -
i,eeembat. t9k,e. Nav. 1s't.e7sslc.
Gonna. cash. A..
tab--No white. 1eileI No ? mixed,
-
ny~-No 2. cash. ts3<c.
1ioser ~essi--f'riuae. $50.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-29

-Royal Ruby Rye Whisky T. fro
from all foreign favor and aduitnrants,
naturally ripencd and matafci 10y
eleven years storage IN WOOD. Il is "a
Rye a. - Rye ard costs no mora
than inferior brands. Try II aud you
will mover be satisfied to uac any other
A pure old whisky u always free from
fusil oil, which l. poison. and should
not he taken iato the system Age
eliminates II ffosn the spirit ~ cxida.
ton. and IL ~ converted into fragrant
ethers which give the bouquet 10
whisky.
Whsr you want whisky Cor medicinal
use yoa want it pure Royal Ruby
Rye IL guaranteed pure "a every par
ticulAr, and recommended fer the IN.
valid ard the convaicsccnt bottled at
distilieryl sl1 PEI quart bottle
ROYAL WINE Co. CHickco. For
sale by Scribrer a Aldworth, druggists
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-29

y itailty necesSary ~ Ia
Gure their health. Tho
tsnsumozastric uerve. a.
fhosa here. mar Be said
50 - Lns most Important
~ fhs entire nerve sys-
ten. "a q supplies tbs
! sart slanxs. stomach.
fuueiA etc. with the
fsrvo forco necessary %
esp them active and
iealfhy A viii - seen
- the cut the long NJ rye
teGendlog from III .
iass - the brain and
ferulnatinx IN the bow
go i the pneuUOzsstric.
vale Inc numerous 1T
80 BREACHES supply the
ieart. lungs and etom-
acn With necessary VI
falftg When the brafu
hr-ones IN any vaF Dis
tryered bY irritabllity
6FaEh4ustion. The nerve
f1rce uhlch % supple.
- ls<ssnsd. and the or
sans receiving the a.
1aI4Ia hnd sunni y are con-
an.a1WmfIu maa .nuesf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-29

Young Hnsband-im just ahpu, deaa
putting down tins carpes.
Wife-The carpes i not heavy.
mo. hut have = work III such a
ersmp@d position.
Nonsense. just imagine yen are on
yonr bicycle New York Weekly.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-29

fhs luportance Of this fact. but treat the
frrsn i.srlf Instead of the cause Of The trouble
Il noted specialists. Franklin Niles, N. ~.
Ii u s&s given ths greater part OF MS ilfe
20 TIE study 81 this stlD lecr. and the pr nrtpAi
discoveries concerning IL arr due % his efforts
uf. Niies' Restorative Nervine. the Unri-
frlucipie that all nervous and many other
al1rulfies originate from disorders % the
rsrve cenfsra IT. wonderful success In curing
thasr Disorders Il testified a. by thousands IN
Gvcry part a tho lad
Restorative Nervine cures siespiessness.
rsrspus Prurtrst. on. dirziness. hystsrta- scx-
al debfltF. ~. Fitus dane. epilepsy. etc It
frce froIa oriates CT dangerous drugs Ik
a sold On positive Euarnntes by all drug
isfs. Or cent dirs.Cf - fha nr n Hes Medical
Ia. kixharf. lad. on re.ceipf % tficc. 81 per
totlle. "a ootties Tor -. express prepaid
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-29
he Human Electrical Forces!
How They Control the Organs
Of the Body.

Ths eiectrfeai force % The human body. a.
t81 n~rve nuid may - termed. l. an espe-
elaly attractive departments Of science. n 10
ererta % marked al icfuencs On the health
~ sho organs 81 The body. Ne-ve force II
rrafuref o. tts brain and conveyed ~
leans - the nsrycs 10 the various or-sas %
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-29

Cured hides. No. l, 3i6c; No. ., 2ifc.
Green hides. No. 1. 2isc; No. ,. &c.
Sheep pelts. i5a25c; lambs. 25@35c;
shearlings. i0di5c.
Tallow, 4c.
Grain
Wheat. 59c; corn. i4c: oats. 33c; rye, 4oc;
FloGr-I.ily white, $40; patent. 500.
Mil Studs-Middlings $500; bran, SIS;
screenings, $l350 per ton.
Ground Feed-Per ton, $3.50; corn meal,
per ton, Sis.c0.
Buffalo Gluten feed, sl7.50, including
sacks.
Hay and Wood.
TIAoTHy-$9 GOA 1000 per ton.
CLovER-Ss.0o per ton.
SrKAw-S5.0od6.0o per ton.
WooD-16-inch beech and maple, dry,
<2.25 per cord; green. 500 per cord
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-29
DAILY STEAMERS
$2.75
To Chicago [.
IseIsdins ssss.soon bsrsA.
VIA. IfoII.AND.


Law GBkNB RAr1ns ftia C&W a. Ry-l
Dailf ie1r~pt @uudatl 80 a. M san3rF
trains - .. - Arrive An Chicago sosct
iEAyE O'Covsok's u0ca foot ~ Michlraa
fir~et ncrth flde. taicseo Foa HpIIaEn-
DAILY feEcnpt AatuIdafi a. ~ a. ~ Nafnrias
iris. ~ ~ y n rtFa nlefe touch e. uttaEa
feacn and Eiaeataus Para % 81 triu4
tatIinas Tor 1seIItauI Il-f ~teaII4f III -
Holland ieass- hoiis1a N-pfember 1 eu4
srers serrn1 uar foiloe,nl.
l.estes thiesEc -..f.ten-ier as s~err scooud
day followlI.s
steamer ssprsfnrk" iesv~s Hsifsnd So
trrr be- and cTcff esctlrld daf fpiirWifar.
lscnxes CfsicsTo hstteah>r 1 sna etery 49,
onf daf Tel - ia.
Jar r. ~ reen Hoilsud 80 t1ifraro 81 81
rnfsrd trir Nlnl llffmc~n EfHnd Narsas an4
Cltrago e ~ f,san1 tric So ~ 80 81
ffssts in 1de ttatareom hlrta a. and aiter
tefsfo H.
Purrhnes thfonrh fi~A@fs a. q a ". NJ
tfrkef tf1res. Niifh itcsde ranzf-r 81 ras-
~ - era FgaEt - iI4I|eEo
Inv HOLLAND a f'ffff 400 IkAksP0Hfk
ton CO. HDliana MIA.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-29

Dosa la-e sight af:sl.s ssos skas ysas
tskss AZ aoe a4s.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-29

1Esins lssyink soaih 81 se3 N saa n 0pm
M oAty. o1hef tfaiEk dalg s4cept Sus1sy
si2zFfss a. rkHLos CA sEnFlca
kofte-s - q ~ trsaa kas psrlor ear to N.rl>
NAV Ctr.
70 q 2 n rain hss sleeping car 6r.aa Rsp
Ms 10 fetesksg AMI ksckiaa
peoc,h-f Can train kas psrier car 6rea1
csr tsrsnd Rapids n hiea9a
ca tram has MAGYAR sisspins ear Grs.f
hepids 10 CInciprafL
II % . N train has throst~h esseh aid Wa
ma sleeping car 0rsnd Rapids - CAic.sa
su<Enscx aRssp Rsrrns a sxptsxA
From naskssoa-Ar ssosm l9pn sae9
soncAy tram lesxus fos Nasknrua 4. ~
Arrives fson Aaskeson - , ~
rHfrAoo VA q. 49,
". Grand Rapids 100 "a foop N u-,u
Ar. thicase..-...--,--. tl0pn eoopm 1oss
loo N train hae thrcuea coach and lulIes
parior car snd n - train dsliy throarh
acl n wagner tisertng car
~. hsce 60 ...-..s - = 80 90 n lo01 a
Ar. Grand kaptfs.. = Is p No.. - PA ss3a n
go . N train has buffet ~ rior car and dining
zoe N train d.iiy. through coach and wss.
psr sleeping car
Through ticket. aud full fsfornstioa css ~
fsd by ealiing upon I. Aimqulst. tlckrt ases.
N arsos stAtioa. teisphoas Ne 40 Grand Rap
ick. llcA 4. Z fSockwooo
Gen Pass and Iicksf Axsak
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-29

sfbefi- A. alhsrs aail5 szr~lIrsan4ag
Iaktns cffs~t fe- a. -
ssfeersaf -sfst - Faeflie so atsa.tfs rxsrssssa
e zn4 frf1r ftsffse4 farftf fefs rn1 - srn.tf
irsssar fsranz ks1.t.ts - Ets ~ 49, issssne
lts1sa - ~ 3 ~ sfFiFarF - tffea4 tsr3t -
NEf NF~rf rtsnn-fstT.r.t rIsHre A. - sfeF
wiff = ftfrtorf fFsfes 49, eFef tae " ctttF41
tenfrs& rssfFezs 81 sza4a ~~Ettsr~H atrtEEaE8
a "a ngr1sf lrks1 tEsn4
1saa Fasaearrs -ts1t1A
4 y kosa1ns = al. a. CAsrsEe
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-29
Detroit, Lansing & Northern

TO nErRorr
". Grand Rapids. 7ooam sigpm som
Ar. DctrOit...--.-..-ii 20 m $50 D IA To- D a
TRoN DErRofr.
Nv. Detroit ....... Team slGpu s0pm
Ar. Orand Rapids. n a. N $40 D m 10 a. , N
SAGINAW. ALMA AID At. .Lor1x
Lv- Grand Rapids-...- .-...-- - am sIspm
M. bfaiio - "a ~ -
LOWELL. VA LOWELL q HASTINGS n n
Nv. Grand Ra3ids. sOoa n fgpm supn
Ar. frOm ksONeii-....---..--...-.. f2tj n 80 n
THEOroH can sFExfCE
rarlor GERS on al tralns between Grant Rsp-
Forming train
'Eyery day. Other trains v>sk days onfr.
GEoEoE DEhAvEs. Gen Ps<sF Agnak
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-29
4 AXE SHORE s.
l. MICHIGAN SOUTHERN
az Elect galF IS. sst2

IA. Lax ehcrs - tlrvaiard ~ cennssltse
uith the Erie A r. nnd L. D. r. ~ fars.s ths
eusrk~st sr1 usssst 8iFrcf rgats - Ftttsbura
A -sfTa, g. q =. A.. IisFeis1a n
"a hf-sKee. It's fssa krrBt
SsnEs CaaFnEL.1.. Gifr Iirks srsuA
IA > aoaros strssl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-29
GRID HAVEN e.
y MILWAUKEE RAIL WAY.
Ina 1sHL- Nos ~ kffzcF

Grand Rapids : = AN fnpm as III Q19 pm
sd Heren-Ar ~ am 1fo pm co PSI Ia - IN
klweukee Ar steamer 49,. -. tdDsfri tuam
tAieaEo A. t0 I'm t15sr
auDday oaiy tssir leaves Grand Raniis 20
9 n fos spring Lake AM tftand ifeYent -
. m. 20 connect viii Sunday nsght steamef st
Sra ~ Haven Tor thiraea
.Daily fDaiiy except sunday
Trains STRIVE from ths kAst . . m. lff1
n.tG pm aD1 toWpuA
Trains arrive frola tie sest3 - All Ia -
.ft m and IA
Esssuard No ID has Wagner pariw hara
ear Ne. IA t.aFipr ear Nestwar1-No. u par
"a car Ma n Wasnes pnFior hndef car.
soHN " Lot-b. Iretfic Manages
HEx FtHrrEEE Irss. Pass Aesat
aAs IAaTnTf.E. fftF Iicsrt Arsnt
No. = Nonros 1trest
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-29

CHEksE-tuii cream. les8 l4iiAc.
CAsaED GooDs - Corn. si..fdito Per
dezs n tomatoes. 81. Sod 81 per ao4en,
CoFFnEs-Roasfsd Rio. 22il25es Mari.
cato. sIa3-cs Java. az STE; Mocha and
Java. 30asic; packages, s3i-f5 per case,
LAsD-colnP0nd, tiefces. SIC; 'som-
pound. 81 Pound tias. sxc; pure. tefces
like. 80 pound tins. lltc, kettle rendered.
tieress, i2ci 5opound tins. 1z1s
frog&
Bulls. per doxen socs medium frogs. isci
medium bulls. Acc; email, 81. Frogs must
be dressed.
seeds.
Medium clover. per hushel 49,. 81 ooei6.3 IS
Mammoth clover. per busiel -. 6UNto-25
Timothy seed. per bushei ........ l.sbe1soo
Fruits.
OxAsars-st.oo (d& 50 pr boz.
LkNoxs-Now Messinas- in boxes Of Soos
and 3os,s. <3.5oa3.75 per box.
misunderstanding to quality. SILK %
per bunch
SWEEP PorArozs- 7ssai.oo per barrel.
Ruffer and wrs--yt hoic~ate Prices.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-29

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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-19

President-Mrs.S :. f. Levey.
Vice-President-Mr NJ. A. Thorn
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-19

Jerry +. Moynahan, editor and pro
prietor of the Wilton Review was
struck by fast c.. Il. |. IL p pas
sen@er train, at Moscow, Wednesday,
and badly injured. How the acct
dent occurred is not known. Mr..
Movnahan was found by the track a
little east of Moscow. between 10 and
II a. m. 1t is understood he started
to walk to Wilton, and believed that
he walked into Il freight train an
hour before he was found. Mr.. Moy-
nahan's injuries are severe. He was
covered with blood from the waist up,
while the left side of his face was
so man@led as to be scarcely recOg-
nizable. There was n deep cut Wis
ible on his neck, q cut on the back of
his head and one over the eye. The
left Jaw was fractured and the teeth
knocked out. About O'Clock the
patient began to sink rapidly and not
the faintcst hope of his recovery was
entertained. but n few hours later ne
began to rally and consciousness re
turned. At midnight last night he
was able to take medicine and with
some difficulty spoke. He bears up
with wonderful nerve and courage
and as no internal injuries were sus-
tanned the attending surgeon thinks
that recovery is probable.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-19
The burlington Brick Plant Fire.

The news Of the burning OF the
Purington brick plant of Galesburg
Wednesday night comes through As
sociated Press channels. The state
ment is that the plant is destroyed,
the loss $50, 900, and the insurance
S15. 900 OF course $50, 900 will not
come near representing the loss ii
the plant is compelled to discontinue
operations for any length of time,
for its output was in demand and
practically all sold in advance foI
the present year. The result would
not seriously affect Rock Island paw
ing operations where local brick is to
be used. However, later REPORTS are
that the loss is not as great as at first
anticipated.