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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-11-15
j uneau.

Mrs. Sarah NJ Throop, widow of
Daniel ii. Throop, died at her resi-
dence here Thursday morning last.
aged 81 years. The deceased was born
IN the state Of New York, whence
with her husband she emigrated to
Wisconsin, in 1S45, and took up eighty
acres of land about one half mile south
Of juneau, where they resided until
1879, when thev moved to this city.
Her husband died little over nine
years ago. The deceased bad been IN
feeble health for some years past, but
had been confined to her bed ONLY for
three days. The funeral took place
from the Presbyterian church. of hich
she was an early member, Saturday af-
ternoOn, Rev. T. S. Johnson officiating.
Rev. MIR Brown, the resident clergy
man, being confined to his house bv an
attack Of the grip.
Outside parties are interesting them
selves in getting additional mail com
munication for juneau by sending a
mail north at O'Clock in the morning,
and receiving and sending another at
O'Clock in the evening The pro-
posed arrangement would be Of little
practical benefit to the people inter-
ested
Peter Yelling, one of Judge Lamor-
eux's timber agents in the land depart
ment, has been dismissed from the
service for drunkenness, and people
are wondering why in the world he
was ever appointed to a position for
which he was entirely unfit. tits pre-
sumed that some other Dodge county
favorlte will get the position, and sew
eral Juneau politicians are anxiouslv
awaiting news from Washington.
Julius Saecker, one of our most prom
1nent and prosperous farmers. died
at bis residence, one mile southeast Of
juneau, Friday morning, after sick
ness Of only few days with pneumo.
MIA, aged little over 46 years. He
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-11-15

Bernard Feran died at his home
in this city Monday evening last, in
the 93d year of his age. He was born
in Ireland, and when quite young
man emigrated to Maine, from whence
he come to Watertown in 1916, settling
on farm in the west part of the town
of Watertown. Mr.. Feran was held
in the highest esteem by all who knew
him. He leaves one son and three
daughters. His funeral takes place
to, morrow morning at 10 o'clock from
st. Bernard's church, thence to st.
Bernard's cemetery.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-11-15
FOR RENT.

Two story brick house. i'll frst-class
order. Enquire of j. ID. CASEY.
119 South Water st.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-11-15

Dresses, Gents Clothing, Feathers,
Gloves, etc, Dyed OR Cleaned, Plush
Garments Steamed at Otto Pietsch's Dve
Works, 246 W. Water ST., Milwaukee.
Send for Circular. 3Om9
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-11-15
Obituary..

August Fuermann, Jr., son of Aug
ust Fuermann, who established the A.
Fuermann Brewing company, died at
the WauWatOsa saDitarium, Friday,
November 10, 1898, aged ~ years.
Deceased had been in failing health
for more than year past, sufferer
from softening of the brain, and his
death was therefore not unexpected.
Mr.. Fuermann was person of plea
SAINT, quiet demeanor and possessed a
host of warm friends who learn of
his death with deep regret. He leaves
q wife and two children. The body
arrived here Friday afternoon and
was taken to his home, 5Q6 Third
street. Sunday afternoon the funeral
was held under the auspices of
Washington lodge, I. O. 0. F., of
which Mr.. Fuermann was member
for many years. Rev. DR.. Jewell, Of
st. Paul's church, officiated, delivering
a very fitting address on the solemn
occasion. The remains were laid to
rest in Oak Hill cemetery.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17
KNOWI.EDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends 20 personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
Ger than others and enjoy life mort, With
les expenditure, by more promphy
adapting the worlds best products TO
the needs Of physical being, will attest
the value % health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced IN the
remedy, Syrup Of Fiys-
It's excellence Is due TO its prestnting
In the form most acceptable and pleas
ant 10 the taste. the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of aperfec- lax
alive; effectaslly cleansing the system.
dispelling colds. headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation:
II has given satisfaction 20 millions and
rlet with the approval of the medical
profession, because il acts on the Md
news, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it - perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs il for sale BY all drug
gists in 5Oc and al bottles, but it 10 msn
ufactured bv the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name i printed on ever,
package. also the name, Syrup OF fles
and being well informed. you will mol
accept any substitute if offered.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

and cheviots. tans. mixed browns and
rravs % into walking quits. should
suppose that mueh the same selections
would do. .. - color. not emit. for The
bicycle dress But when the cup races
call All hands - the shore. the scene
changes. she SPARKLE II saa on blue
wave and crisping 81 white foam take
N. place q forest aisies and autumn
SELLS. AMI .hsn for blEe and white
arain The "a i never old And be-
yond The blue and white come n city
November. q country home Christmas
aad then ths ever shortening season
Bat that's a ar look ahead Au-
snmn fr~t Autumn hats. for instance.
Straw viii ~ worn late. later than
usual Birds wings and bows - knot
ell rfbhon viii catch the ere. Most
81 the new shapes are rather Eat and
1ov ~ CROWN. fancy expanding itseif
a. waving brtne and conceits % trim
ming Dark rihhons on q lighter
x~.ara VII b much worn. aud.
81 course. two tints IN harmony with
fhs.se - the corresponding costume
viii ~ chosen. The hat piquante. no.
NNe lAt ~ - <-tEtAs WltA - 80 N&"0t't"t
.tnu This uesns wce FIR The WON
an 40 - her own miliiner Its -
naeh easier 81 - precise and Trim
thar 81 - riqaent. Odd az surprising
TAus she ucdists, With their wiles put
wuuasnhos.i az their nercT
Frue<s f1f antumn srs f-rcks for he
street. the rarrisee. the shop. the
drive. The sanny walk sharp con
s~.sts - .oior. daring chlaroscuro II
f.-t. ~ lixhs snd shadow. ars - Be
IN. rss~is Ore - .Ae prsttiest gowns
ha~e seen thas employs sofs
p~~riv gray wita iust hint OF
~.~.th a. T. ssue srscx - afs
e~ ~r~ave tsnrsrtlng iast ne touch
e 49, hat snakes gray warmer 80
49, .arx.5ne -snsi hea1y parpie that
q, sipn il..hsis biark There : triple
--p. - sh- xrsv. esizrd ~ith slss dar<'
wsna A xsls beit - frin,n8rd via
- Th~ coilar u haad - ths asbr
-...s-,,i between ts~e ~ she asrk.
-. .,srt = - r,u.ierate s~isith - below
a.. kne~. nsNrked tran<versefy NJ
49, hnnds q she DARKER material
- = e,lf anunee ef-rs wfitA AZ ne
h.,....r,. Sea IN tke fistanre What -
ru,.s .t-slesnx ss.ses he eossssiae arr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17
SAD DAYS OF FAD
agtumns Stores Of Frocks Cause
Sad Reflection.
BRILLIANT Effects or COLOR



There = tremor q premonition
anous the beeches. Dreaming Of
winter; siie poor desrh>s that ching %
their rustiing, papeFish. ghost-liks
leaves. When al the other trees are
b4red - the snow. like ~rinklsd OLD
danies Who ape their vanished youth
Win mineiag stsps and shrili zabble Of
toothle<s silsimentz
Winter Ia thc back ~oosis. Ike the
old axe Of . foolish woman. = mex
presslbiy sad We do not linger al
Lsnox for that. through something Of
the shiveEing creatures We may see at
Christmas. some u IA. before the eur
tains are drawn On Christmas cheer.
But while russell and scarlet and gold
and tawuy ysilows paint the lIoasa-
tonie hills. we unger ia cool dawns
snd mellow twiiights for the twilight
Of summer and the dawn OF . new
s-seas0n-"
Ia word. 80 are transitional.
Lenox i prospect and retrospect,
memory and Anticipation. with .
sprinkle 81 good wholesome aafumnal
fun.
- 80 ~ -t@t fItAIi N4rA toI<u-
tng parties ply far from the railroad
Gay parties. Just sufficiently ehaper-
oned. tramp the hills Ia garb Of hard
won simplicity. They say IL II nnnat-
ural 10 speak naturally when more
than three are together. Something
more OF skill and bol,iness i required
IA the sophisticated days - make a
successful Notwithstanding gown
than q mere fali dress. Take the fne
athletic creature Of the gray blouse
who STROBE 50 womanfully about the
crest OF the bowl Think you her
plain skirt. her plated and belted
blouse. her full bnt plain sleeves, the
odd yoke. the Tam O'Shantsr hat. were
accidental a-sociAtes3 Hardly 40. IL
takes thouzht 10 provide this setting
Of sad grays aud rustic russell for n
pretty face and hgure. 10 be framed in
fitting glimPses between dull tree
truaks and tanning ivy Cur artist has
studied her character and her mise en-
scene.
What the Lincoln green may have
been I know not. Here only dull
greens. .sostly in ssrviceable serges
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

these heavy horizont.l Inca Nearer
one sees Ia the eorners Of The capes
and on tie belt aud collar and ths
cors4ss rieh embroidery in no.iersr
tion-
These horizontal lines, these heavy
black marks across tbs eye-pictnrs
which frock presents. are 10 be the
n1oae's characteristics Aay arehitect.
any artist, Any us0siiste. knows " hat
that means. one h ~ ssek amplitaas
Al the expense VI height. 10 build
gowns With shades snd friexes that
they may sssm more spaeious In divers
ways the horizontal line Is drawn
whether By heavy bands Of velvet or
satin trimming. or b hosts Of runies
aud houness. or b the impending. tho
arriving. the already triumphant over
skirt. But in some way. get horizontal
lines. lady. and thou wouldst be qaite
In the mode OF modes
Observe, again. the heavy transverse
slashes OF .'eoior''--color In the artists
phrase: that Il. shadow drawn across
another autumn dress with its barred
skirt like a yellow jacket. it, heavily
marked belt. the heavy horizontal lines
AZ the collar and the naring. sens.-
tional shoulder lspeis.
Nature never intended woman TO
wear . belt The figure flows. or
should. Ia an undulating line OF grace
from shoulder Ia heel These heavy
horizontal effects making . woman
look like iye-barred gate are bar
harons. Hat what would your Mes
sieurs et mesdames the contouieres
have spoken. Get myself the Eve
barred monstrosity then. OF better
seven or seventy-barred. the thin
sisters with JOY. the stout with sad
ness The fat has gone forth.
And therefore il may be said the belt
If belt must be-is best where there
Is least OF IL; that Is. where u Is mar
rowest A typical dress FOR autumn
and one which fulh1s this requisite
blossomed among the early novelties
I'm q New York modiste's parlor last
week. IL was made of a very thin
blue serge-dark. rather than light,
with n blouse bodice overhanging n
mere line Of white for the belt and
with white vest and revers- The
sleeve were OF TIE Garibaldi order,
very loose and comfortable. and the
whole costume was eloquent Of the
days when il Is not too warm 10 walk
or play tennis. but Is decidedly toe
early To be back--or II back to return
10 ones usual occupations-in town.
Another picturesque autumn cos
tune I saw on hillside road this
morning was OF rough red serge-a red
that fitted in well with the sunach and
the cardinal flower and the first bright
leaves IL had a broad black braid to
hem the plain shirt and nondeseript
bodice OF some not noticeable sort
with revers and double cables flowing
about over it and making themselves
very much to be observed with their
black braid edgines and their way of
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

turning themselves mp - leaves show
their undersides In a gale. The hat
which went with this costume was n
dinal flowers and one golden-rod spray.
knotted with black ribbons against It's
crown.
IL Is English 20 wear a fU- collarwith
a straw hat and summer silk. an Eng
lish custom which finds its Justification
An the English climate--and they say
ours il growing like IL Never fear
that seal will fali IN favor X the scare
itv makes the price high. Perhaps IL
will bs al the greater favorite for this
cause. Ermine and sable are 20 be IA
voriteS 10 viii be furry autumn aud
winter.
TT English. 100: az IL is French and
universal taste 90 wear = gown like
this when madame receives her friends
Tor . confidential chat over the tea
cups Scarlet nuns Yelling. with .
broad box plat from shoulder 10 herr.
front Of white nuns yelling. in ae-
Gordon pisits striped with elack lace
Insertion. the sleeves loose and lowing.
with under sleeves - The white AM
black. the hack watteau fold. with =
Rand u black satin passing beneath
ard buckiing Ia front The collar u 81
black satin. AID also fitted with a
bucxle Here American usage would
depart from the English. A more com
Portable. looser neck closure would be
favored on this side II the Atlantic
kfrrv OsBoRs.
Grand Rapids City Bard AZ North
Park this afterncon. Do not Fail % hear
=. e. Z. - -.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17
S. S. & N. \. cHAMDERlln
REAL
ESTATE
AND LOANS
Old County building.
Corner Kent and Lyon SIS.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
SEPT. o. 'e3.
FARMS TO EXCHANGE FOR CITY
PROPERTY.

li0aefes 81 miles from waylaEd, IS acres
plow laad. ls acres good beach and maple
timber. soil clay loam. we'll and brook, goo1
ten. room house, tarn s2afi almost nes.
ofvhafd of four acres This il one Of the
beet farms In the country. No mortgage.
ieo acres one mile from RodIey. Mecosta
county. ON the ID. l. A y. railroad. 30
acrcs improved. 30 acres heavy beach and
Esaple timber. soil clay loan. orchard 100
apple trees 5 years old and bearing. 8 wells
aad cisiern. good hose with Ice houss; alsD
nice poultry ami hog house. two large new
larns with stone Easement. Including fnrm-
Ing utensils Of al kinds, good span of horses.
- ton OF hay. li0 bushels wheat. 80 bushels
oats. B acres corn and 3 acres potatoes. 8
head of cattle. 81 sheep. No Mortgage
20 acres four miles from Sparta village.
about ~ acres improved. coil gravel clay
loan and black loan. good house and cellar.
= barns with one stone basement or stable.
fine apple orchard of 80 trees. fruit 20. d for
500 last season.
20 acres one mile from Sparta, SO acres
improved, % acres timber aud bottom land,
soil clay loan and sandy loam, well ana els
tern at house aud spring brook across farm,
fair .Iouse, good barn and small orchard.
TO acres town Elhridge. Oceana county.
% miles from village OF Hart. 20 acres inn
proved. 10 acres good sugar bush. Is acres
good timber. good large frame house with
well and cisten at house. fine large barn
with well at barn. also spring water in
pasture, orchard of 1900 peach trees from
10 5 years. 500 plum trees years old, 200
old apple trees bearing. one-half acre
grapes. This is one of the best fruit farms
in Oceana county.
40 acres eight miles east OF the city of
Grand Rapids. fine buildings and best of
soil. All improved.
40 acres three miles from Hart. Oceana
county. IS acres cleared, acres hest kind OF
sugar bush. soil sandy loan, good frame
house and log barn, well at house, 200 peach
trees years old and bearing.
- acres joining village OF Hart, Oceana
county. best kind of plum land with small
plum orchard, fine neg poultry house l0xi0O
feet, lathed and plassred, and 5aenes fenced
with wire poultry fenceenclosing fine brook.
This is great bargain for anyone wishing
to raise poultry, and also have paying
fruit farm.
102 acres II mile from city Of Grand
Rapids. southwest; good buildings and
water, fine dairy farm.
50 acres oceana .oounty, 81 miles from
Hart. 81 acres cleared, 10 acres good timber;
good house and barn with well mt barn and
spring ON back forty; orchard 800 peach
trees, years old 300 plum trees 2 years old,
and 800 1-year-old plum trees
40 acres town Of Ferris, Montcalm county,
IS acres cleared. soil sandy loan, good log
house and barn, good well; price 500.
20 acres II mile from village of Hart, forty
acres cleared, forty acres Of timber, soil
sandy loan, water spring brook, good new
house and barn, orchard i25 peach trees and
1soplun trees; also apricois and ANAL fruits
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17
Examine Our List Of Oceana County
Fruit Farms For Sale.
A Rare Chance tor People OF Limited
Means To secure Small Farms on
Easy Terms I'm Michigan's
Favorite Fruit BELT.

Twenty acres town Of Hart. ten acres
cleared and into potatoes. ten acres beach
and maple timber. hest kind OF fruit land:
price $3.50. terms cne-half down balance 10
suit purchaser.
Forty acres Town Of Hart. unilnproved.
choice fruit land; terms quarter down
ba.ance 10 suit purchaser.
Twenty acres town Of Hart. one mile from
Golden Station. good log house and barn.
sir hundred peach trees bearing, sppies.
pluns AMI ell kinds Of small fruits. price
$1,000. Terms one-quarier do~n or will take
pair of good horses for first payment.
Twenty acres town OF Hart, 81 miles from
village Of Hart. acres improved. 10 acres
choice beach and maple timber with good
sugar bush. good small frame house. scros
reach and plum trees years old. also small
fruits. Prev $40; terms $500 down.
balance on time TO suit.
Fifteen acres one bali mile from Hart
village. all improved. first class plum and
peach iand. Price $50 each.
Twenty scres miles from village 81 Hart.
; seres cleared. IL sere good beach and
maple timber. sir hundred pcach and plum
trees. 3 Tears old. Price son. terms che.
half down balance ~ : per cent, tine 10 suit
T~elvs acre. one half mile from village
- Hart seven hundred peach. plum and
apricot tres bearing. nsr frame bouse sfld
harm. Prize 81. 80. ore half down. halsncs
ou tire 70 suit.
Trsnty scr-- torn ~ Hsrf. miles from
vaisre q Hsrt, al eieerpd. god frame
koose and frssns hsrn. will ~ ho.lse. s,res
peach. cherry snd snail traits. sixty cd
plan srres. ess.hsH mir from school bou-e.
Pro- o. en-. oHeh.H c.eh. seruas ssfis
fsrsprT
We hs~es Iaswe 80 e de.isssle farm
property far s@ie - ssehaaxe. ard " pa
fp5 nofhinz n ths shove LIT fhsf roulb
ssi* pa oome and 49, NJ
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17
H. ]. DE COLA
REAL ESTATE AGENT


fOk ssI.x-Housfs AID LDrs
nns uo1<rn nlnsra>u Iea.s "a T~<~.-.
ttenne ee<f ffoot&xeI cshe1 10 nnn- s>.I1~1I-
nest 80 hafse1n- Ai-e o. - izxIIer 49,.
ne esN fesN1i scrnff Ia kos - <snlA
t<<teyeti< VIA fprnace. bah sn4 al r.n1@r1
Improvements 0-e % RsI.nsr ss1nr~. $500
feeEes o1rss tet. eo-1 ter.. bsE<sla Ga
x Nf',rsl tfenne Gee g fsris sfsn1s CO. -
ceF.A fn1p><t ed - Hs<11k. ne - klrhI
sfo stcnne AAea $50 ho<4sr< - f1nfsF slrs-L
- esfAsnss for koos< and IA cs1rrs - Iar1is[
80 Ao&<c< - knkE EfroN& t<zl1x a XaI412kx..s
ttr1a~ lea <@ls o. sxcbanes
FARMS foR skf-E on fxcnkxor
~ srreF one n1ilF fruEn ayson C1.rf.r $50
hre<e ana tara. good oncbaF1 al nn1rr I.rk
sA.s g feststAtias. - sci - s1cA.n<e - -
Also t4fln - - &C noaf tonlsouxIIls $50
buildings. Eood orehsrd s1d r..ad 80 4. -
change Tor boose snd loi a. tlft
Airo - scfes In township - IaInes n snilc<
hon eityf - acres inlproFed balance l-e,.ck'
loan. -
have numher q fss inrrs.~a farm. A.
hsrt3 counS. uhich tcan olsl,s.a - a. graf
Alsos nnnber a. Zoe rioe.s ~ rer.f~. -
nfsr TIE cilx, ranflnE from dsn g. forlf arr..
lave lott n al paFts of the cils 4 ell ~
fxchanzs hOaees 20 rent
Aones 70 loan ~ srocd re4l estste sacaritr.
a. , Dn5oLLA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17
MONEY TO LOAN.


no YoU WANT MONEYf-ffso. you win anf
IL II "a your advantage ~ 80 ~ before bor.
rowing.
We make loans On household eooix rf.no~
horses, wagons. az personal property % any
kind AZ the lowest possible RATS and IN tia
quickest possible time.
Our loans are made without Publicity ana
the property y left an yoor individual possas-
slon-
Loans can be carried a. long ss desired orcsa
be paid In full. or In part at any time 90 sait
your convenience, and any part paid reduces tbs
cost Of carrying the loan
IL you owe 4 balance On furniture. piano -
other property. NO will pay tup Cor yor. and
carry long as you desire.
We also mske loans On the building and loan
association plan
Our Offices are the most pleasant IN tho city
and are % arranged that parties calling upon
may BE- waited upon quickly and co1rts-
Cusly.
Remember that ron have the use az both the
property and the money and can return tia
money at any tifhe.
GRAND RAPIDS MORTGAGE LOAN CO.
Room >, Tower block.
Cornrr ~ honroe. Pearl and Canal sts
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17


FOR THE PRESENT
AN IN TIE
CITY TREASURER'S OFFICE.
BUT l All SELLING
REAL ESTATE
JUST THE SAME AS EVER
on MY PLAT
On WEALTHY AVENUE
ONE ON THE
BEST LOCATIONS
IN THE CITY.
AN JUST COMPLETING
TWO
ELEGANT HOMES
FOR SALE
ON TERMS
To SUIT THE PURCHASER
NOW Is THE TINE
TO BUY.
If YOU ARE THINKING
OF MAKING
A CHANGE or LOCATION
1T WILL PAY YOU
TO COME AND SEE ME
AT ONCE.
MEAN BUSINESS.
TAKE REEDS LAKE CAR
TO
RICHARD TERRACE
OR TELEPHONE 1877.
ID. ii. ARMSTRONG.
OWNER AND BUILDER.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

DEUPHoI STEERING -Radclia A Holt Of M
III South Division street are showing some
interesting fabrics IN upholstery goodN 1cie-
phone so Tor estimates
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17
FOR RENT

House On Worden q. n.arHanrs Al. -
tnei3 papefea AID paibfs.3. bail roun.
water cloeet. water IL rar1. go fls "a
hocse o1tfGfy sl.-lsl doCT south II FIfth
avs large. neE and With naodern ins-
proFemenfs "A "A,
House On lmati,la -. near n adi.aa arN
ttrf coutcnteut % street car saaer
sno citf water connertlo1,s. nearly rev
hardwood lnish a Il N
House On Lssfaysfte -. norfh ~ Nealifs
ave. large grounds and barn. elig water
hersr. No - Imstilia a.. IN r'sod con.
- /. ~
Hoqst ca NashinEtnn ayr. never orrn-
pied VITA enod barn, stroci can rery
House ne1f 20 abofe. neN. hardwood m
izhs nine rooms. 1lltly tinted Nal. en- ~ u
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

NfONEI LOANED for short time In isues or
vi small amounts on any form OF good secur.
ify Prank A. Werner. - Michigan Trust
building, cor. Pearl aud Ottawa streetA 1els-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

arssss.f4 slck- 49,. Z. iss
trsin< = kasst4 slren fl,st a. $780, .n.~t
frI - 80 cfrrE1fuetInn - = $780, -
Noir1f ffonnt frrn Lakf eetes4 g. 80
- rtlne. 800 = ~ hsgis. 81 49, 4
fwefIt9 tEfs ffe1 flrIf 49, - 80 $3.50 ~ -
- - xR sskkrus 60 rs-..,-~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

ffrsnd EaFsfls. Nieb- t<sft ~ fkla
teftrs = hefetT eisen thst ne aesesunsEf
ri 80 - ifrf.vrsrn,fet q va errerl
ffom fHtat effs4t r. IarInf efrns.l q ~
q - seefs, srd fhnf wlIl str.rtsf f.spn,ent
fisensm ~ ths Fsgtr,5 - fne1tf aert frtEr ffis
tefe - fta a5lrf - IN cts ffrefufef estF Aat4
&fs y ~ s5Rkfik. Gu 1rsessses.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17
MUST &c SOLD.

On account % tbs d~sth ~ own,..
Aspirodid steam. foil roller procsss FIGURING
mill capacity Is barrels per q hours; IN excai-
lent condition; running prohtabiv oow. p asi
wood per cord $40: city - ANU. sixty miles
iron Detroit. Originally cost sSs.as. wall sell
81 great sacrifice; rars e-aDca hCsTLkh VA
balll block. Detroit
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

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