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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-13

Mrs. Minerva Rose ~ No. 20 South
Division street. widow Of the late Charles
-. Rose. died Of dropsy yesterday after
noon. aged 20 years. Her husband died
October 9. 1901. and for several years
was familiar figure on the streets with
his invalids chair. Mr. and Mrs. Rose
were engaged in the dye business ard
conducted prosperous house for many
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-13

Some f>r'y crupies enjoyed fhe hop
given ~ the Marguerite clah ~ Custer
(luard srnlory isst night The club Ard
IS friends comprise vos-i many - the
yasin s~r persons q societv from various
Parts e the city TIE rs,napanY = last
night wss vel dressed. zvei h-e,inQ
but Thoroughly infernsi anil aapry.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-13
Church Nssra

TIE Second Ten" K the Ladies Aid
s,ciety u tia Fast Street VI r.. church
Wit give ~rcial this evening AZ the
home - = T kin-sy. No. y Henry
street Refreshments -erved from to
y Al invitesi.
\ ~pylis' Lcvee" and spron sale will
p held fn Pe'tts hail Pia,nheld ave.
ntse. from ~ - , p m Prizes viii 10
gwen PROCEEDS Zoe ST Matthews
church.
The funeral - Sister Henrietta q 81,
Johns orphan asylum Wa hsli ysster
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-13

BI1RK-Yo.tcrdsy NJ her home. No. al
Eas, Bridge street. Hazel, infant daughter
Of Mr.. aud Mrs. William Burk, aged 3
years and months. Funeral at p. m.
ts!ay
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-13

c. G. Follmer says they are i'm il. re.
ferring Ia the ice business and new Office
Of Grant Ice company, in Y. NJ. c. A,
building. Phone rs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-13

RAYMOND TANNER-In the home Of the
brides parents by thu Rev. Campbell Fair.
April l.. lsft. William Spencer Raymond
and Iarriet,.n Bri-ied Tanner
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-13

Bargains in dress goods this week ut
r. j. Nichols.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-13

Juli. Faulkner. iot :. elk rs. shsp-
ard - sssd .... .-...-....-........
Tiara Istssr-ea ~ Roger wysss. ios
~, hls .. k~n~,s-t sa1 ....-....
ksnnedy HsnEa IA i@ousnd Bsnps
mine. ps.es "a land ga see ~.
East Grsad Rapids .........,....
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-13

Yesterday siterncon a trench ~ shich
81 raiien vas az sosk caye.i 10. sad De
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-13
Complete
Manhood
and how TO attain it.

A. last medca nj wost that tells the causes.
desrfbe> the effects. poiais the remedy. THIS
Is scientifically the most valuable, artisiicaiiy
the most beautiful. medical book that has ap-
pearsd for years: % pages, every pare bearing
. haif-tone illustration in tints. Some Of the
snbiectS treated are Nervous DEBILITY, Iupo-
teucy. Sterilily. Development. tavicoosle, The
Husband. Those intending Marriage. etc.
Every man who would know the grand truths.
the pam fscts. the old secrets. and the new
discoveries Of medical science ~ applied TO
married life. who wonli atone for past foiliss
and avoid future pitfslls. should write for this
wonderful little book. II w.ll be sent free.
usdef seal. Address the publishers.
Erie Medical Co. RaFs'o. ~. v.
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DR.. S:,CLAY TODD
Is DOING the Ruencss
Is Doing the Business.

Medical Ethics do no trouble old DIR Johnson or
DR. s. Clay Todd They 60 right doing the busi-
without troubling their heads about the calouses
of the Younger members OF the profession DIR y Clay
Todd probably has business in Europe alone than
the "Ethic" crowd has in their whole practice
DIR s. Clay Todd. from his remarkable success IN
Europe has gained the reputation there that he
has in America and whenever they cannot be helped
by the best physicians there they naturally apply TO
DR. $ CLAW Todd Of Grand Rapids, Mich. North
America This is the reason his
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Real Estate Transfcr~.

William Cleveland Ca l.. " Clsvc-
land. piece 81 land on So IL.
Sparta. .....-.......-........- sO
Charles u. Human ci al ~ James
". Thompson. piece or land ON
.ec I. sparta. ................-.... I.JO
Hamilton Bcatty 90 Lucy Holmes,
,ioce Of land on sesilons Gland "A,
cortland -........ 800
Ira rldrcd to Alfred Eldred. piece ~
land On arc Ia. ,ourfisnd ....--. In
Ira fldred .o thafl.s Eldred. piece
of land on 49, 10. CORTLAND ..... .sO
A Nsnden berg Ia Nicholas Brug
rins piece - lard on sec :. Paris rs
Nicholas Brrgcgink and wife so Peter
Hoc~sina. piece It land on 80 :,
fars ...-.--.+..-- -......-.t. w
Jessie Y. Armstrong and wife 20
G~orre " Hsr,well. piece ot land
On - ~. Scion. .-............. IN
Helm Iolisrsuna 10 David Van Viist.
eI2 81 - sc :. ts-aie ...... App
Reuben Reynolds 90 Martin n. Van
derveen. los :. bin |, Withsy's add 20p
Frpeman t.tsifrsY "a Rams Tim
Hlarssns. lot :. hls I. y. Gcdfreys
asid .....-. s4... .....- .-.-. s6l
LYMAN " Welsh and ~tfe 20 chsrls.
Waterman. iot r. al = lat a sni
tar. b. - Aa-ha's -e,pnd sid 2n@
s,tsncvf -. Hinnsn ard sife o. g
= Human. lot n. Nsslse's >ecoai
sld. -. 80. -. 1910
Reb-,,-rs r. R.orcrn 80 soi.- 4.
Rlranrr. lot H.. hlk II. Ns-he'-
Fir.r AID ............... as
Coles a Bioon40r ssi wife so Lewis
II Nrrr-1 ard ~. - =,
Nab -s-nsna add -ray'a. no
F-seila r. Irpy IN - " e-isf y and
Hcnry &. He~~ler. ios i1o. -
fsttf : sffn .a.- ls
Henry A Manner snd Nfts - A.
He.w J WsraaF "a 81 4udd's sur 10
MAJ Irhn<1n - tses rr- , fsi-ner
ar.d rife "a s = ; Wsshiarns
40 ....... .......... ana
ihhe :. Rake - : NJ srd John
1aserf lots - sol 81, Vase
s'.rp -slb I.,ca
CHRISTIAN S<hrnifxle and ~ifs 70
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Rurial Permits.

Paulicna V lander Weele, No. D. Quarry
street, Greenwood.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-13

DAY morning. IN. services wefe ~ the
simpsese character.
A special confirmation service wtii be
held IN 81 Marks church FRIDAY even
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-13

Died.

j. Stanley Rice. No. ls7 Sixth aven ue
measles.
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EUROPEAN BUSINESS Is PROGRESSING

p,s-au .Ssussl Ecrsrx Mare, 2
pr TsT
an vi. Of s~
- ~ s
fr-,~ trs
81 remedies
fotuk lvss~d n 1A ~
~ sra MY
s-ts fss.s~ is
T.
ssh~rsss,
This is also the his practice is extending
over the whole civilized and enlightened world.
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Gentlcmcn's Spring
Suits light. strong and
stylish. look well. fit well
and wear well. $500.
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Drxrns am FUNERALS.

8AHpSE g--The faaefxf <esysses ~ ,. A. ssr1-
ner ~sai - hes6 Ma8ssy sasTEtax ~ ID ectocx
al tAs 4xsxfsy rsskdancs eEs aYtce street. 9azsK
tks Ausgsees ~ ghs a. q. G ". l2teErsasg -
H0aas FsezsanS eeHassAry.
EASHICx-AI PrsEtds1es hospital. saturday.
Novnnatssf g. 1913 % paraiysss. wsll1aua b&e-
nlek. ~ essAls1y. age1 - yszrz
TIE rsun.zns are &c ths sezttts Tfd<rtsktnx
Campnngts rcosns awaEstng iEstx1csaonz frsm
fsssn6s 81 EtsAsadg.
o@EeON-~At Wse6fAn6 Park. Friday, &osszansr
81 xBe3 GseaF a.. sSa of Nf. ara Mrs. Chnrsss
4 lsssn. Of EseEubkxnscas esszp. szsd yeArN
servtees s4It - he4a tais sfssrnosn ~ 10
o'esoex ~ noaney 4 sEswaxgs esagsL fntersnsat
ID l. O q. r. eeaa@teFy.
I8xa-fn Fremsoak Saturday November 4
1888. lanes ". Long. q typhcsd pssamenia,
aged 20 ysafs
services wln % held 81 ths rrs16eucs tkis sfex-
nOas - ssae eesocx, gndss she sasptcss % ths
A. o. Z. "a.
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Lessons in French, Music
and German given by
arrangement.

REFERENCKs-Rev David O Garrett -
Marks rectory; Mira !. :. ,. Hunt: Yarrer Las 49,
Washington; Rev. Wallace NuttinE. 1870 Unf
Eerslty street. and parents Of former paplis
For further information apply 10 the MISSES
WISTERBoCRNE. 7i6 Eleventh street. City
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SEATTLE
MEDICAL and SURGICAL
DISPENSARY
--CoNDucTED ny
Drs. Merrill 81 Merrill,


Drs. Merrill 81 Merrill,
Ths most widely and fayoraoly known spseislse
On the Pacific Coast The doctors are regular slsS
uates from the University of the CITY Of Sss exs
And OF Long Stand ollegs Hospital. bfcokgE
New YORK. and their long sxperience. remAfAs1s
sklll and universal success Ia the treatment ~.
core Of Chronic diseases entitis these emasss.
pnyssctans 70 the full confidence or ths ans1sss
svefywhsre.
20 matter what your complaint. consult tnsse
snceessfnt speciAiists, who able 70 snsct eafs
IL many cases that have been pronouDced no esle<s
1hsy treat SCIENTIFICALLY and sLS-
OEasFTE.f. cure QUICKLY and KEE
MANENTLY PhfvATE. BLOOD AND eAaS
DIBEAAke NERVOUS DEBILITY AND hk1
pAL DISORDERS PILES, fIsTuLA Ans
RECTAL ULCERS. SYPHILIS 0oNoBRHx&
9LEET. spermAsorrhcsA seminal Wsaknsss -
Manhood. sight Emissions, DecAysd fscuihs<
Rhsumstisrn' Neuralgia cAlarrh, Brenehiti4
Asthma Tumcrs. Eruptions, salt Rkeuna 80
6erofuIa HYDROCELE. vARTCOCELE 49,
sTnlcTUREs radically and safely cured shhes
pain or detention from business and cures Eesfssr
iced
All dsformi.iss and impsdImsnts 70 msrisss
4 rkKTAIs AND POSITIVE CURE FOR ths
awful snects Of early vice and the nunsro1s sfis
that follow In its train. =.
Long experiences. with unparalleled success 70
ths hest evidences OF . doctors skill -.
DISEASES OF Won EN also receive sgesl@@
attention Consult personally The OLDksk -.
nost ExPERIENC Ed sPEcIALisls %
ths Coast. OF write sending stamp ConsaatanH3
Tree aad ccnfidsrtiaL fremont Block 80
'front.' street. Seattle.
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TO coNTRAcToRs-sEAL TENDERS,
Il endorsed New Parliament Buildings Vic
toria Con tract No. ." will 20 resolved by tina
Honourable Chief Commissioner OF Lands and
works up 10 O'Clock D. IN OF Thursday S0th Mo-
Semoer, 1898 FOR the several trades required IN
the erection of new parliament bulidings a. James
Ray Victoria, r. C., via:
1. The excavaIor. mason and briekiayers work.
Tbs carpenter and ioiner's work.
The skaters aad pRsterers work
l. The coppersmishs work
.. The smith and ironfoundsrs WORK
q. The plumbers work
2. The painters work
Tsnders will be received for any one trade or for
the whole work.
The pians details. etc, Is prepared by p VI Rat
ienoufy, architect, be seen NJ the once OF the
undersigned on or after Monday, october 10. 1898.
ana complete Quantities clearly describing the
whole OF the work can be obtained on payment OF
E%u ioF eaea trade. This sum viii ne returned 10
the contractors on receipt Of = bona Hds tender
Eacn tender must be accompanied oy an &C
copied hAnk check equal " per cent on the
amount OF each trace rendered for. which viii 10
retained as part security for the due performances
OF the Wars- The check Will be rsigrned 10 I'M
seecessfal competitors but win be forfeited by Any
BIDDER WHO may decline 10 execute eontract IL
called upon 10 % so
esptsd. ". = GORE,
nepnty Commissioner Of Lands and Works.
Lands and works Department.
NctoflA ~ G, September IS 1888
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WILLIAMS. = asxIANs--At tss ressasnns -
sha efsrsAsana eserx< nnzm. EHs. r. ~ HEzAes.
III SsyfHAnrzf street Ne4tsss. Detg6er 81 3sfz
Rr q SEstxs1sx ~ 80 tfEsas &ertlszrH Ex.
atvsfppax. Eazfss3
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srTyExe-xs Ia*ona. TAursssy. ysysmber z
1879. 20 tAs wsss IS Nr &ssAHr es~vsss. .
aazxasek
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roSNER EROS PRICE LIST. OF GRO
~ ceriess
Ammonia pint bottles. ..................e 10
Bsking Powcsr ROYAL 10 oz.-............. IS
0ela~. p mt bottles. each. .............-.... 10
HeanS. best VII te. per 10 ......-............ oS
FacKwhe4. iour. best. lob saeSs,....... As
Crac<erS leln %
Corn teal, 1u-ib eASke-. ...-.....-.-.--..-. -
Corn Meal. SOLO SACKS. 90
Canned Corn Beet. ; cans for .-............. SO
Goldfish bricks each. -.-~...s-..............- IL
Canned Roast Beet cana for ..--........... so
flaur. silver Leaf per ssck...~.......... :. 30
Crown. Drilled snow and Excellent four,
orsh.m Flour lob :i.......,........ ~
GeFnea, per package. ............-... ....... 20
Honey, gallon cans. best-.............-.....l 90
Hams. home smoked per b........lsc and l4k
Jelly. 2o-lb pals. each ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20
Catsup. best Eastern, piEts. ............. 20
Lard. Pure Leaf, BIB pals. ................. 20
Lard. Pure Leaf Io-ib pals. SIS
Mincemsat. condensed per package 10
Macaroni and vermicell. Lib packages. 10
Matches 10 blocks Tor ............... -
Matches, Parior. pack ages ................. IS
Maple syrup. good grade. gallon CAMS. 50
syrup. good grade. gallon CAM. 40
syrup good grade kegs. .................... Is
Sugar grannIated nne 10 ibs for ...... i 90
sugar. best grSnulased. per 100 lbs. ine. 5 30
sefuines, per COZ ..---........s.....-...... %
POTATOES. per 100 lbs. ....................... b
Vinegar. per key. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20
Rice eesi Carolina per io................... osx
soap zv.oar ooxss-.......-- %
TTspeti9 loa.... .s........--.,.
Wheat best grsde. per 100 lhs........-.... 10
Cracked Corn, per 100 1hs.............. IS
Call and get a complete price lisa 1t VIII save
you money.
Telephone 2OS III West Yesler ayenuA
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xrscxIExxEor.


Jersey BUTTER STORE. 1xl7 Front
- street New Sto<k. fresh goods Eggs 2Scs
pure lard 10 -poaaH pasls. 81 -: Iowa erexmsry,
p<snss Ter Soc: cream cheese. pounds fer ases d.
h Hawks. M&E&eer
OUTER If SOC PER FOUND r. TOO
ID eagh FOR Fsacy creamery then trx the cream
mate besterrs. s4na1 In Aad smell &c cream
err hztse<. p-acs only lie per pounds selling 80
rnsas dAy Coz Butter Store. froat ssreez. next
SEs y. NJ G. A
TsoR BENTON CAR LINZ CLOSE TO
IT scne1i. acres improved. . scres bearing
orchard xrrss ssrasberries. running water:
g0od gAr6en land: nae ps sce for chacxeas and
cpSx Inquire 80 " ashinxton street
CENTLEMES's DISCARDED CLSsIklSa
VI xh1 1Al5 second street
nLn PAPkRs FOR SALE AT THE BTSf-
" ness ONCE OF thts p&pers lsc per oan6ie
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Han oHsx wAnss4 o. srh0ics corner. lz0ri7D. On
Eenfa1 Hs8ehtA ftfs WORTH E1D00 bat thas
d9nst eoaHs. Tits IL che baTerss aeEsss-
A Ba@ pseca ~ Earnaizx land 30 acres IN meadow,
hutidfagE esa fsacings. @sss lorsses, To TRADE
fer $500 70 si0o0g worth u city suDaTsaa
res1 estate.
Lets on itoae street ~ $3.50
Let's pB Hy1e street ~ $3.50
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

PROPOSALS. wASTED-SEALED PROPo-
Il sails viii be received by the board OF trustees
OF the W asnington Reform school until Tuesday,
December D, 1893. At O'Clock p m. for furnish
ing supplies. consisting OF groceries. dry goods,
meats flour, butter, furniture, carpets, hardware,
etc, etc, TO be delivered al the school,
full list of articles needed will he furnished
upon application TO the superintendent of the re-
form school At Chehalis Wash.
All proposals should be made 20 John Dobson,
president Of the board II trustees. Chehais, Wash
ington, married 'sSeaIed Proposals"
All payments 70 be made In state warrants
JOHN DOBSON.
l. r. COMPTON,
HENRY DRUM
Board of Trustees
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csEAllI!
RAILWAY
ACROSS
FIVE
GREAT
STATES

Runs Bufrst cars containing iIbrNry. xvs,,.-
card tables barber shop hash rom go. =
observation windows etc, IN ecncerel.. - -
Palace Giains and sleeping cars. srSs al 49,
class coaches. and family toartss Car. 49,
Thursdays aud Saturdays
Trains leave Seattle daily as IL I, m "a
snchouaish, Leavenswerth, wsnssrs.. r'r3
ton. spokane. Bonner's Ferry, Kan.r.ss =.
Forks. Fargo. crookston, Fergus Sarls - -
Minneapolis. 81. Paul
Palace sleeping cara through 20 chierr..
faanga Leave Chicago as 1880 .. ., a.,,~ -. -.
Union Passenger station via 4 n Ap
way for seattle without change
Connections at wenatchee for Taks ca !.
Upper Columbia and the Okanoxsn as-rss..e -
Spokane for Eastern Washington pelu,,s = !. =
ner's Ferry for kAslo. Aiasworth. Nssss. -
POINTS on Kootsnai river and lake. = sxl -
Function and Havrs for Grsas Fans Hs..saz'
Butte. -
Crosses che Cascade and Rocky M........
daylight giving passenger . chance "a - -
OF the fness scenery IN America TIA sp.rs -
ing stone ballast is free from dust
Connections In Union depots q a -,
Minneapolis with trains for Dulufh ". -
pericr ami Great Lake rointx sioux e,gtv 80 y
southwest 81 Louis and South. and Cs,s.s. -
the East
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Advertisements nnder fne head Of Loss. Foand
Der sais. For hsas assd situations Wanted viii 10
Nsssts9 - tie rate Of word each insertion
fayuaeat Always ia HdvAsca Ne advertisements
sscsss ID tsr les shAn - esatS
N6TfcE-Ths BUSINESS ONES Of ne PosT-Ix-
sfaIsakscKs Is open antai ~ p m. Classified
advertisements ali BE rscssysd % to shla Tuna
Advertisements viii - received ~ branch ofness
a the Pass TnrELLtsEscxR AZ.
Tacoma Bureau e.........fifs Paeiae Av~aus
ThoEnas sanEmets. MAnaggr
Fort Townsend. ..-...-. .freoca spriagsr
III. foliswsns istssrs await advertisers II this
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WASTED-A PAKTxER WITH $500 IN
W tas aeat Business. address Bs;eher. Post
Ipfsilig~nes-
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DIT NnC-wE HAVE ON HAND A.
Il Ian 10 large assortmens Of pianos q
standard makes In walnut. oak. mahogany and
ebonixsd cases An inspection OF our stock will
well repay Intending purchasers. Call on MS or
write for catalogues etc. Winter Harper. Burke
block. eos Second street
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COUNTY TREASURER's NoTICF-THr
" county treasurer Of King county. Washington,
Will pay on presentation and after November g.
1888, all outstanding warrants drawn on the sal
airy fund OF said county mp 10 aud including war
rant No. 4, 3tS. No interest will De paid on such
warrants after November q, 1898
BYRON Phelps. County Treasures.
Seattle, Wash, November 8 1904
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TNF0KMATfOx Il WANTED BY TIE rS.
defssxned - ons Wa H. T&N uho resided Al
tas 0czsesnts1 hgtei. coraer n rst and xerrfson
streets fofflsn4 Or, Ia Ire years 1essbs& Rftax
70 fh&s time he resided salem OF the Cum
n1ere4ai hetei, and followed tue buzaness of city
tais p1szeR. The En4erssgusd has Infsrnafsoa 81
te = n wbitioek. Fan Anerez. csiayeras county.
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IL AhAstA FHPkA NEEkRs NEss RG.s WAIT
- -. E,Fa~1 align nssE1, latest hxsf, s~aa ssr
sasAssssasy sSsaev E1Esaa Mssn@ssSxAgss ssSSs<s a
bsAHAA. AZ baalsg $500
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CARRAHER 6 MEACHAM

III fAssy ssn.t. srsssa Flsss.
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II pEsaNKR eUSsAIrH, las FRONT
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FOND.

LfouND-HoLLER H0LLERn All, WHAT
some few months ago during that panic re-
marked we would all boiler amer twas over and
new people are getting to feel good we forget TO
hol'er. f so out next sundav In woods ard hog-
Ter jes wanix for fun and Tacoma All. and then
come back 10 big. busy second hand store sixth
and Pike Chaplin.
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LOsT.

II osT-oFF SHIP JUST ARRIVED; NOTIFY
II ALI Hear vel Hear yei 6-foot snakes 1
chimpanesser, ! lion. bear. wolf tsiberlan),
! African sheoancanfherarshrs Keep out way
keep out way today and II catch 'eu return 20 big
busy second hani store, sixth and Pike Chaplin
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VIAVT co OFFICES ARE IN THE
bl3-51A once hours from Q to 8
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Mrs. ATWOOD CONTINUES To SERVE
W tbs best sc meal In tha city at No 9os Sec
cad stFset. beard reduced 70 BIS monthly and
fAt0 weekly sunasy dinners 2sc-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-05

Principal. Mas wintsrbourns tyroosl usios
Graduate Of the Home and Colonial Training
College. London. Englsndl. who holds . kias
Coznty Teachers certiacats. second srAda
Fall term commences Monday. ssptsmbsr an
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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-03

The ARGUS OF last evening men
toned the suit for libel filed against
the Moline RepubIican-Journal for
s., 900 for the publication OF teie-
graph dispatch Oct. ,. 1898. to the
effect that one Tyndale Palmer OF
Philadelphia. had been guilty OF en-
beZzlement in South America. Last
evening suit of similar nature was
begun against the Rock Island Union
for 80. 900 on similar grounds. The
Union of this morning in referring to
the proceedings in which it has be-
come involved pleads statute limita-
ton. holding that the article to
which exception is taken appeared a
year and day before the proceed
ings were entered for the january
term of court What kind OF de
Tense our journalistic neighbors Will
make n the face of what confronts
them remains to be seen.
William McEniry appears for the
plaintiff in Rock Island up to date,
while J. b. Oakleaf represents him IN
Moline.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-03
SUGAR SCARCITY.
Chicago Feels it as Wen as Rock Island
Does.

Chicago Feels it as Wen as Rock Island
Sugar Is a scarce article in Chica-
90 rs well as in Rock Island. The
Tribune says of the situation in that
city:
Sugar is scarce in Chicago. so
scarce. in fact. that a famine con-
fronts the housewives of Chicago.
They are unable to get the requisite
amount for their daily needs from
the retail orocers, and those dealers
in town cannot obtain enough sugar
from the wholesale dealers to supply
even half the demands of their Gus
toners Wholcsalc dealers say the
refincries are not turning out more
than enough sugar to supply half of
the demand. The representative of
the sugar trust say the market is
short over 1000, 1000 barrels of sugar
and that no relief can be looked for
in the near future. In the present
state of things people will have to be
contented with half rations of sugar
until the supply picks up.
Generally and Severely Felt.
The famine is felt quite severely in
every part of the city. 1t is impos-
sible for the wholesale grocers to do
anything to relieve the situation as
they have no reserve stock on hand
and can only dole out in small guam
titles the sugar they are able to get
from the refneries. Reports from
every part of the city show how far
ahead the demand is OF the supply.
Most CT the reports say that the
scarcity is in granulated only. The
supply of lump sugar has up to the
present proved about equal to all de
mands. GRADUATED sugar is as great
a rarity on the south side as any
where else. People who 90 to their
grocers for 10 pounds are very lucky
if they get two. Retailers come to
other retailers offering full retail
prices for share of the stock in
hand. but there is no charity extend
ed on such occasions.