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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-08
GOV. M'GRAw GOES TO OLYMPIA.
His Children Remain at school Here
Still President of the Bank.

Gov.-clec. John II. McGraw went TO Olympia
yesterday, aud from this time his oflclai resl-
dence will be in that city. Until his Inaugural
ton next Wednesday he will be occupied with
the preparation OF his message, and during the
session OF the legislature his Official duties viii
keep him busy at the capital.
Mr. McGraw's family will, however. remain
in this city for some months His daughter,
Miss Kate McGraw. is a brilliant and accom-
plished young lady and is making such good
progress with her studies that he does not wish
TO interrupt them. His soa Thomas Is also at
tending school here ard Tor the same reason
will remain. Mr.. McGraw has high apprecia-
ton OF the public schools OF the city and wishes
his children 10 have the full benefit o. the ad-
vantages they OFF,
The directors OF the First National bank have
unanimously requested Mr. McGraw 20 retain
his position as president, realizing to how great
degree the success which the bank hes en-
ioyed rs evidenced by the rapid rise IN the
value OF its stock, is due to his energy and bus
iness ability He viii therefore continue to be
the executive head OF the institution.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-08
Chickens Which Are Half Grouse.

* Hendricks who has been living on
ranch in Mason county, yesterday Drought in on
the steamer Delta coop of eleven chickens
which We're quite eurlos ~. They were half
domestic, haI grouse. Mr.. Hendricks said he
hai five hens on his ranch, bot no male bird
one of the aeas hid her cest and brought back
eleven little hAif-breeds. They are now about
tnree-Quar;ers grown Their heads DO not diff
fer mater ally IN appearance from that OF al or
binary chicken, Dus the bod es resemble more
nearly ma. Of he grouse
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-08
REPORT on FIRE ALARM SYSTEM.
Continual Extension Eecommeuded --
fToperty and f.Npen.rs in tS3s

A X. EiacAuey. superintendent OF the fire
alarm. YESTERDAY died his auuu4l report with
Chief \. UGut, Of the department. In the tn
trol4ct.ol liz says.
During tie year 100 b7x alarms have bean re-
ceiEe1, 81 ~ whiCH have registered correetlv
seven At13tinaa. BIKE. have teen connected
tStta the auxiliary system, which uow covers
GEe greater part ~ tte tu:Iuess gorsSou 81 Ias
eIty. lie ten alarm boxes ogdsrsa u the eax II
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-08
PASSENGER LETS.

ELLtsros. Mont, Jan. 7-lspe,1sl. l-on North
ern Pacific train No J:
Chris Nelson, II. Davis. Arts.ur Young. DR.
Mosner, james Rutherford AMI >;glie, Ii. +. Me-
Kay, v. D.. Miss Rutherford. .iepnen Harris,
Ciay Clement, f j. Eddy am vile, Miss "
schulz4. ". NJ. BicAtord. J. \: K..ei, c. F. Davis.
J. T. Ioole, F. ". Cap!lngtr, = [. Hill. ". T.
Watsiu and wlie, aud twenty-v95e second class
passengers.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-08

This seii-preseryat.ou - Acknowledged 70 he
and people who adopt against the encr,aehes Of
disease genuine medicinal safeguard ac-
credited by experience SD the sanction Of
physic ans. afford happy Il us.ra.jon az the
wisdom 81 tae saying. AZ Tie hvath they re-
storo and continue 20 enjoy. Among raaiat IS
scsiustthe growth %. " aten Ha>;ettec's stomach
b.tiers affords cal>!ent protection, diseases at
tbs aldneys sad bladder are fIsurat with The
utmost peril AMI lNhitit tIeat ob,t.nacy when
opposed 10y ordinary means. lac bltgers eau
apt VII sutdte them. ~ tel. u.a4y. Is
stronger than tals t-st al tue outset a0d per.
s,s,sUtA. the best rest.ts usAy IL ~. s,teu ias
ue45c.te Also trad-cass- ..Neg cuIap.aIus. CON
siipAu"n, iys. .ls.a, 5a.e.la rheumatism aad
Ladies aac tt.r sarsse.:s made to measure.
meat, snd seN i'.ees a. fet.oylt-. Mauoa
street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-08

part of Isa2 have been loca,s5 and placed in
position with the exception Of swo. which viii
he located in few days. DuIng my incum-
bency six boxes have been Enovei, giving
moce equal distribution of the service.
His principal recommendation. IS:
In order TO keep pace with .hs rapid growth
of the city the fire arm system should be con-
tinuously extended. l. there!c2e, recommend
that five additional boxes be-, purchased I'M
mediately and installed at suck times as con.
yeniently can attend 70 IT.
Following is a summary o; me inventory Of
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-06-29
CHAPTER LIZA.


~ Acr making appropriations for the sup
port Of the Government Of the State for the
fiscal year ending on the thirty-first day Of
December, A. D., 1s8a
u is enacted by the General Assembly - fol-
lows;
srCrrosi. The following sums, or 20 much
thereof rs may be authorized by law, are here
by appropriated TO the objects hereinafter ex-
pressed, for the fiscal year ending on the thirty
first day Of Decembcr, 1879, 10 b paid out Of
the several appropriations herein mentioned,
and the State Auditor II hereby authorised TO
draw his orders for sush portion thereof -
may Be required from time 70 timA. upon the 70
ccipt bv him Of properly suthsnticaSsd vouch-
ere.
To the Governor. three thousond doIlarA
To the Lieutenant Governor. ave hundred
dollarH 81.
To the Secretary Of State, twenty-five hun
dred dollarA .f
To the Attorney General thirty-nvs hun
.io the Gsnera, Treasurer, swsny-nvs nun.
dred dollars.
To the es-ch,ef Justice and Chief Justice Of
the Supreme Court, ffty-nve hundrsd dollars.
each. and TO the Associate Justices thereof, ivs
thousand dollars each.
To the State Auditor. fifteen hundred dollars.
To the Insurance Commissioner. ono thou
sand dollars.
To the Commissioner OF Public Schools, three
'iS w he ian assistant Alto osnsrai. two thou
sand doliAra
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-06-29
AN EXPLOSION
IMPENDING

before the Fourth. We have
exploded all the old prices
and every buyer of our cloth
ing feels like celebrating the
advent Of the new prices. Be
happy in light garments that
the sun will not fade. We
want you to have a good time.
Let us help you; Rejoice as
a free citizen In clothes of
sterling quality and American
manufacture. Durable, styl-
ish, but light and cool.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-06-29
CHAPTER 1,l81.

tIdSSeu II Gu 81. lcoo.J
An ACT In Amendment OF Section of Chapter
F0I Of the Public Laws.
It Is enacted by the General Assembly a. fol-
lows:
SECTION I. Section Of Chapter 704 of the
Public Laws is~hereby amended SO as TO read
"a follows viz
"SEorIoS /. There shall be allowed and paid
annually for clerk hire In the State Auditors
office sum not exceeding twenty hundred
dollars"
SEC. .. All acts and parts Of acts inconsistent
herewith arg hereby repealed, and this act
Ilall take effect upon it's passage.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-06-29
PUBLIC LAWS OF RHODE ISLAND.
Passed ct tho January ssssioa. isoa
CHAPTER I, ~
naaaed Fab IA 16Ml 1

Passed Fob. ID, lSo0l
IN Acr In Amendment of Chapter 7aS Of the
Public Lava
Il Ia enacted by the General Assembly - fol-
lows:
eB6rroN L Section Of Chapter UB a the
Public Laws Ia hereby amended % - 10 read
- follows:
$50. g. The boards Of cAnvasssrs Of the ssv.
Fd towns and cities shall meet annually on
the last Monday n February, for IL purpose
81 eanvaasing and mahins mp me voting lists
for their respective towns and wards. which
said lists shall contain the residence OF each
person thereon by street and pumber 20 far -
the eame oan be ascertained and described
from the registry book msntioned In Section
Of this Chapter and from such other evidence
as the several boards Of canvassers may re-
Quire In the Case of any narne on said hsts.
Said lists shall be. BY the town and city clerkA
printed and posted up In ~ least three public
places In such towns ~ are not divided into
voting districts; and In towns divided into vot-
ing districts and I'm the several cities, said Lists
shall be posted up In their respective wards
and voting districts and In the once Of the
city clerk at least twenty days before The nrst
wednesday In April; and the boards Of csn-
vassers shall hold their last meeting noe morn
than seven nor less than three days preceding
the first wednesday In April each year 10
further correct and add TO the voting lists for
such towns or wards. and shall also m tnot
moro than seven nor less than three days prior
10 any other general or special election 70 fur
ther correct and add TO such voting lists."
SHo .. All acts or parts Of acts inconsistent
herewith are hereby repealed. and this act
shan take effect from its passass.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-06-29
CHAPTER l,isa.

RHbseu MhrCn 1, IotIJ
Az ACT In Amendment OF Chapter ESQ Of the
Public Statutes, "of Salaries"
II Is enacted by the General Assembly as fol-
lows:
eEcrIoN I. The annual salary of the libra-
r1an of the State Law Library shall DO twelve
hundred dollars.
SEC. Q. This act shall take effect upon its
passage, and all acts and parts Of acts incon-
pistent herewith are hereby repealed,
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-06-29
CHAPTER l,l6a.
Passed Feb 2I lsss3-

AN ACT In Amendment of and In Addition to
Chapter 1855 of the Public Laws. entitled
"An Act In Relation TO the Payment of Fines
IN Certain Cases."
II is enacted by the General Assembly as fol-
lowss
SECTION L Chapter 1,os5 Of the Public Laws
IL hereby amended by adding the following
section, vis:
"sKo. O. The sum of flftccn hundred dollars
is hereby annually appropriated for the pay
ment of the fines or the half fines due any So
ciety or person under the provision Of Section
of this act"
SEC. q All acts and parts Of acts inconsist-
ent herewith are hereby repealed, and this act
shs" Ike effect upon its passage. ,..i 80 80
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25
TOOK A SHARP TURN
4 Bear Rad Acts Like a Festive
Boomerang.
The STOCK MARKET MERCURY
Ia the riapsd Recovery the Industrial
and Granger Securities Made
the Gains OF the Day.
The STOCK MARKET MERCURY

SKw Yoak. March "A Money on cal
has b~sn easy. ranging ffom : 70 4;
la-t loan Al :. and closing offered al :.
Posted rates. i-sfxs.s3
Government bonds have beer steady.
There was complete chaage IN the
complexion u Affairs on the stock *
change today. The bears were Inclined
q % aggressive early Ia the day. when
a sharp raid Was made On Sugar. Nes
England. Gas and fewother spesaalties.
The shares named yielded 10 rs Ter
cent. the latter IN Sugar. which TEL of
from LOIS. T. sDss. IL sas in this stock
that the bears met their first defeat.
Arcund par heavy buying orders we're
placed. ard the result was a sharp rally.
The purchase covered a unanimously
wide range and the demand finally be
came ~ pronounced that the shorts took
aiarn and rushed in 70 cover. with the
result - making a strong buoyant spec
ulatian. The advance was equal - lao
per cent. There was lively inquiry for
high priced stocks like Lake Shore and
az urgent demand FOR the Changers.
Among the lnd1striais rubber led. az a
rlse II 81. per cent 70 .oi.. Electric.
Edison. whisky and lead were l o. 2 /.
per cent higher. Sugar also developed
hi,oyaut,, acar the cio-.. and rose 3is from
The lowest The market left of strong and
GA The adsance.
The -..ls- II listed stocks today aggregated
- - shares and 81 unlisted stocks =. 10
-aAIes.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25
Chicaro Grain.

CHICAGO. March 2f-Nheat was moro
acfive today. selling up 'sc and losing sc Of
the gain before the cio-c. The chief element
~ strength Wa the cold, unfayorabie
weather and good many crop damage re
ports
Corn vas quiet. and CLOSED &c lower.
\ moderate business was transacted In
oats. which closed = 20 &c lower.
There Vas weak tone 10 the prov zion
market during the greater part Of the cay.
May pork declined from Si7.s5 IN the curly
f,art II the session "a $40. ana cln-sd az
$40. Lard aas still weaker. selling from
81 40 down g. Sii91. and closing az the low.
- price of the DAY. Ribs we're comTara.
lively steady. hat declined 81 IN sympathy
With ths hcavinr - IN poFk and lar,i. Butter
me was in fair request aud steady. ksAst
Lake dairy. l5c; Empire. lie; Illinois
creamery. isc, fancy creamery. 1859.
Closing.
NnEAT-Mareh. 7iac; May. re, July.
-..c
Conx-varch, oKc; April. Iil.c; May,
q &C., July. f3tsc.
OVs-May. 3i7sc; July. siHc; Sep
tenbrr. - &C.
poax March. si7.3); May, $3.50;
July. $40. ~cptcmi,sr. si745.
LARD- Nlrch. slifp: May, sil.25
Jus. 5000. September sl0.95.
Ris,z-March. $50. May. sio.05; July.
- a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25

Ma Yosk. March t-FIOUR-Dull.
sf..adS winter wheat, low grades. 3.lO o.
1-55 Per cWt.
waxsr-F4rm; fairly active for export.
closing weak and unchanged a. &C down
losing; Marcia. 7fs,c; April. 1'sc: May,
7si.c. June. 76f.c. July. 7ss.c; August.
= Sc September. 1.tlc.
CokS-Modsrately active. clo-iag steady.
Closing March. & &C; May. 5o'sc.
OArs-DGii. weak. clpring SPOT prices
Ne. >. 3,is "a .kAc; No. white. "a 20 t3c.
LAkD--Duli. lower; western steam closed
AZ llf0 city. 1910.
PokK-f-isier; OH mess. $3.50 20 i..75;
new ntsss. l.. IS t. 1890.
toFFxE-Option- opened dull; unchar ged
to 10 points up. March. L. 10 10 l7.3o; April
i6.75 10 fs.o: May. 1880: July. ls.35 q
1910; >eptsmt~r 1880; spot Rio, stss,dy
aud quiet No. :. i71<.
>reAR-itaW dail: fair refining &c centri
fuyai ave: refined active and higher: No
o. I 3iGc 20 4s.c: Of A. "a % Ne; mould
a. lilo 20 5i.c; standard A. l5-l6 10 1 &c
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25

Esfh the method and results when
syrup % Eixs = taken; i. Is pleasant
s1d refreshing 20 the taste. snt ae-s
gently yst promptly on the kisinsys.
Liver and Bowels. cl@ans~s the So
tsm eftscfu2liy, dispels Guilds, head
aches and fsvsrs and cures habltaL
constipation. syrup Of Figs Is Tho
only remedy Of 10 kind aver pro-
s1ced. pleasing % the taste and ac-
eepfahle O. the stomach, prompt IA
is action and truly beneficial In "a
effects. prepares only from the Eiosf
bealihy ard agreeable Substances, its
many excellent qualities commend u
to al znd have made II the most
popular rsmedy known
syrup II Figs = for sale In SOC
and 81 bottles by ali leading drug
glss1 Any reliable druggist vho
nav not have it on hand viii pro
care II promptly for any one Who
wshes 10 try IL Do not seesPr any
Substitute.
CALIFORNIA FJc syrup co.
s4s ss<sc1sco. car
lg.@Ss--zA. ~. sSS s2sk ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25

rSroS SrocK NARn=. Chicago. March ~
Cattle kecelpts. 500; market strong
common 20 extra steers. 500 ~ So
stocker- and feeder. a.. ID - $50: covs
and bulls SIS 10 Slc5.
HoTS-Rcceipt-. if50o: market weak :
heavy. SIS 30 SIS. rlixcd and medium,
20 e. Eco; light. 10 - 30
~heerr-keceirs-. 100. market strung I:
fs.nr - heavy $40 10 SIS; lambs. - 80
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25

tHEEss-Fnll cream. l2a4ml3,.
C,S.sEn GoopS-( orn. $i.a1a1 80 Per dor ;
tomatoes. 81 .35al.3O per Goz-
Communicated. Rio. 22lf25c: Mari
caibo. 2Sa1sc: Java. 2sd38c: Mocha and
Java. Bfsic package. $3.50.
LARD-Compound tierces. 9i<c: CON-
pound. a0pouni tins. 3s4c; pure. tierces.
si3-25; 0ponna tins l5i1c: ketrle rendered,
t-erces, sif-a5; 5O-pound tins. Ike.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25
Drtroit Gram.

DrrR0rr. Mica. March "A -wheas-So >
red cs.h. e.r: Nay. sici July. :. e;
No. white. cash. esisc.
torIi--No p cash f2c.
LL-l--N.l . En-ia .-l.h. 10.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25

Peter Naurts - John " Ciosteriio5sa
aod aatiss ~me.isey lot 4 >. Alien
fiilfisrz "a add 500
tfa frff-f p, Hf.i~f = frs--s burg 3. ~
= lots 3. SD s. n 70 Denri~ .nh igo
Efsin 4 Nnrrs< - ~fisanu- SliafVefi
IS r y = go .. snnon SO
Narfff Ststii IN. ss.rfrg.ki =, Ms~Annl Mich
a'ef-s. - ~ v fe-ch soh isto
Eirhsri feeneii - n e.ies b snfiniph
lt iflf Ri - fIraffs adi 1910
Mast ~ frff-fy - >raflf Al rrat.ss "a
- - "a q sas Iyrsfae 80
Asrzf'fr V Ttfirr - ts-nvfii & iifs
s~tr - q tssrilaad sgso
tirsva A. i.iiir - tts.arlts ) Ffnsarh - a.
ssn~frs - ia ,sar-lsnd zf40
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25
MGHIGAECEETRAL

I'm NIA0AnA FAI.fk eorTF .

ti1esif. Al cfherr Isiis tx~srt Nrr1er
1aHinf - ~ hofrufsr al iSf
~letrife rsrf 80 Fsrifr sr1 4cnrtir
rrfsrrF - sff frl,fn ittfrtsfs Fsrirr rarz r1n
- train lrnfire iifsn8 tafses - 81 = e. sd
tfa1irf 4effn'f ~ a D fn. arFtffrE nt Ilrrrd
Nssilfs - ftfI n IIiffrf rtr.f.rs ttrlts Srs1f
kirhiran ttr.tfal rnsirf<t "a anaas rss'ffe-a
dleleIfs
Fsrr Hssoos t.-c A.. r Hoe.os -
& v kfesIss =, 4 7 A. chscAso
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25

Aypf Es-Fair 10 gosai Der tbl. g s5a
sic. fancy pr 81. :. 3s13k0
iEA>ssEnlss--i,sls and cherries. $50 per
la Jerssfs. stsrst 10 Ter ba.
.loapA OEkssss -Bfights. s2Da135
Tsf laox.
LkaD~s~Nsw Messinas in box Of sos
and 3aDr. SS.tsAsa.5O ser box.
MISUNDERSTANDING b. quality. Hoo
80 pr bunch.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25

Grain.

Wheat. sc; corn. i4c; oats. ssc; rye, 4sc;
barley. sl.l0.
Flour-Iily white, $50; patent. $50;
buckwheat. 30
Mill -Middlings, SIS; bran. sl7;
screenings. SIS
Ground rced-Per ton. $3.50; corn meal.
per ton, $500.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25
LOCAL MARKETS.

Prices IL tho main werr qniet ard an
charged yesterday. bat t.-iay a. al
vauee - expected Egrs went ts,wn
another CENT yesterday Vegetable oys.
tsrz ARR rtsayer pea.iry Is s'ill away
up IN the Top perch. ADD TN supply il
Eusted t,rain Is steady. ~ The "a; ,ew
days quotations..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK.
okASD ksrfDs. Elcn
CAPITAL 100000

ID. A. BLoDeETT. President
Gro ". GAs Wee President
NA. IL ANDERSON Cashier.
1No- A. SEYMOUR Asst Cashier
Transacts general banking business T..
fcfest paid on time dsl~,siis IS special ar
fenxcment with Messrs. knsuth. >acisod and
Kuhn ~ New York, letters 81 credit current In
all foreign countries. issued dircrt uson the
nlost favorable conditions. and drafts drawn "a
ell foreign cities at lowest rates
pIEECIoEs.
Wm- n Anderson. VIA. Sesrs.
Christian Beftsch, tss-a. n johnson.
A. J. lLovne, ;. ~ Lemon,
A. ID. Rathbone G. W Gay.
u. A. Biodgtft.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25

tr<Atss ie4ttts >ss1tf a. / h. aDd n = a -
fon GALS. tftsf traiiss dali, ekcrgl o1l41l
slEkrr>e AkD fksltsf CA sraknn
NORTH - ~ trsih ~ ,.aflar ear - Tr...
er~e ~. 10 a. train has "a fitH CD ttr..4
haE..ds - fssseke1 and kackiAss fits
II - a. train hEs rlcelsi1lc caTs t.1ant Enu
ias - fsttsAes kna Mackl=,ae
oipth a. a. tIell Ia psrlar car Cranf
Aaf,ilis b. AZ ffatl
ietA p train isAs Fariof car Grand Rapids
a. hicas1-
90 - train bas wasrnef siesf.ir.s car sir..s
laI.ic- a. iils lnlsafi
II = > n trsil las y 4.anf slso..laz car tsr.al
hapsds - thicaeA
nTSkt3oS. GRAND Rapids fNDfaNA
foF huskcson- ~ fNafi nAam 49,
Prom Au<k Eon -Ar.lia a. ~ a&oDm 800
ruDtay tFala irafso Or Nnktae,.s : ~ : -.
Arri,s inon heAAesrn 4. ~
CHICAGO WAC RAJ
lFe. Grand Rapid. lntt a. saopn n .,,m
Ar. hiceso -. 1855. tt = a. ffs IN Az
iet6 ~ train has tiifeaieh farssa 90, "a
" ~ n TRAIN dahl tkrcnsL Nksnar 5leenii.r
Car. -
I've. Chicaeo .....-..1 Gan ssopm ham
At. trAtd Rapid ~ a. ln - IN taia u
~ a. train has thrsne,li l,afl.,r a. "a
u - m trsia daiig. thneus4 NAeurr Sleesins
Car
Isronsh tsrkess and fuil lnssrsnatiaa ca. n.
bad ~ calilng uuon A. Aitaquisf ficksf aeerf
~ rnsnn eiatlnll. tfconrE ~ Mul.eon. f.lsa
tsck.. agent. No. g ncnrs.p sfrns.. t,fAna Rap
We, Air1- = 4. lssAsnon
Geo fass. and ticket Asr1L
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25

NaFfisirH fICcnees.
tn, foiissins = i.f - ~ r,nrriaz-
liren..s is~sa.8 stof. lass 1ra'ieafiea. with
tha nalne~ Residences alice ss.l ~ ne e.t1 ;.
sd aes. - the larfiesi Ae,s
CHARTS T. eteFeas. hatr Sfttens. hrsh
ftas4eiH f~
Iesafti p onan. Mar = Fees 4s~aii = -
Rieh. rel h,sod - naturally results
from taking fitssl's Sarsstariila a. -
so1ai cieaniIat@s rnsaitr ffafn free als =
sap snd water N0.e - me time e.
take uneds and onif lf4al'a
Reds Lsk. Cars
Pass FvefeFen silsiiirn o. ok 4
over
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25
THE NATIONAL CITY BANK.
GRAND KsfIf.s. xnra-
United STATES DEPOSITORY
CAPITAL $500. 900

iaosss u. On sEEf. fresifcat
uEo. q. hftsS. Vice prcsident
}. fkEDEEICK hAsKs Cashier
r. n. hrsT. Assistant CAshicr.
Trsnsact fusine.ss Ia al de1.artmnnts - hank
iEg authorized b. the National hsnkaa.s La.
Exchanges ssaushie n al the cOu.n.arclal
cities - tie soila AZ c,iruens rates
l. = bonds isouEht and etld
ptsEoToEs.
Thomas u. gilbert. Aoytz l.. avery.
Thomas J. % iiricn. tfcOEFe q hr1gxs.
David n tDii--Sg Iesuilri II fslfnam
Ransom Luce, tousfsntine Nofsoa.
Edward II. Huut. john a. fltz.rcraia.
] Stewart Waite. fi.la q f4llsr.
j. ffeafrick ikaArs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25

turet hides. No. I. TIC: No. ?. &c.
Green hides. No. 1. 3; sc: No. ,. oi,c.
Heavy steers. cured over 80 pounds, ga
Calf. green. NJ. ]. -. No. ,. 5c
Gait. cured. No. l. &c; No. 2, 51sc.
DcaconS. - 20 35c.
Trliow-
Rough. . per pound.
Rendered. sac per pound.
sheep pllf-. sJc 10 >l.ll
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25
Wool.

Washed. medium. eia2-c.
Washed. fine. 22f35c..
Inwashed. medium. i5f6oc.
Inwashed. fine. Pa Ice.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1893-01-04

For some time past every person who
had photoes taken at the photo rooms OF
L. M. Miller, was given number, which
entitled the possessor to a chance at the
drawing for silver tea set and other
valuable premiums. Mr.. Miller retained
a duplicate Of every number issued. The
duplicate numbers were placed In box
on Monday, and the drawing took place,
under the supervision Of reliable com.
mittee. The tenth ticket drawn won the
silver tea set, and F. G. Holmes was the
fortunate possessor Of the corresponding
number. Every tenth ticket drawn won
a prize until all had been awarded. The
lucky ones are Mrs. Ryan, oil painting;
j. Muellerweiss, framed engraving A.
B. de Champagne, oil painting Frank
Creighton, engraving; Andrew Hanson
engraving Mrs. Dueltzen, pastel j. G.
Wall, water color; Grace Gubbons, cray.
on; Paul Havelt, pastal; A. R. Blakley
oil painting Frank Christians, pastel
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1893-01-04
Sulphur Spring Co.
The new officers Of the Alpena Sulphur
Gxr;xv 10 ora M folInma

The new officers Of the Alpena Sulphur
Spring Co. are as follows:
President--W. ii. Potter.
Secretary-W. l.. Churchill.
Treasurer-A. w. Comstock.
Directors. II. Potter, A. W. Com.
stock, f. w. Fletcher, w. L. Churchill,
Thomas Collins, Charles Golling and Al
bert Pack.
The magnetic waters OF the we'll have
been proved beyond all doubt to possess
wonderful qualities for curing rheumatism
and last fall the baths were extensively
patronized by people outside Of the coun-
ty. So far no attempt has been made TO
advertise the magnetic waters, but this
year II is the intention OF the company to
expend several thousand dollars for the
purpose Of making known the great cura-
tive qualities Of tho magnetic waters.
A number of persons who subscribed
for the stock when the enterprise was
first commenced, have not paid the