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The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-10-27
For the GREAT West /:

For GREAT WEST:
HoWs this for Emphasis
Jones gave mortgage is land
Then ia house upon the sand
It is the old, old story:
The ruling price Of cereals FELL
The land and house, both to
And he to Purgatoryl -LATm
For GREAT WEST:
Our National Flower.
Some say, o should be
The national flower of the land of the tee
But as long worship golden god.
Let it remain the golden CLovrR
For the GREAT WEST:
Want
As winter congeas the waters,
And binds them from zone;
So want will transform the of fesh
lnoo neart OF stone. DAISY CLOVER
AMERICANIZED!
The manner in which English cousins get Ameranied their
cycopea this week. the head "Thrag Imagine surprise
in reading following:
In Minnesota and Dakoa where the wheat quality
a % and the stacked
That is great Johnny "bull" But
when he out with sewing machine the muslin
markets directly he gets there
For the GREAT WEST:
The upon keeps up steady ticking
Ticking, ticking, ticking;
While ALL keep up steady kicking
Kicking, kicking, kicking;
And golden gunocks great clicking
Clicking, clicking clicking
Because each stubborn silver Gau
Sticking sticking, sticking for the right!
HANGING Of THE ANARCHISTS.
IT GOES into HISTORY
As one Of the Foulest judicial Murders Ever Per-
petrated under the Forms Of Law
Gov Altgeld Of Illinois, Publishes Pamphlet
which will Enlighten the World
REPUBLISHED GREAT WEST
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-15

We have been selling pianos
organs, music aud musical goods in
Texas over twenty seven years and
have large branch houses in Houston,
Dallas, San Antonio, Austin and
Waco We do larger business than
all dealers in Texas 10 our line com.
bined, and could have attained this
position only by fair, just and honora,
Bile dealings with our thousands of
patrons We give better value for
the money, and easier and more
favorable terms, than an house in the
southwest. We do not ask for notes
on time sales.
THos GoGGAN & BRO, Waco.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-15
Personal.

n. A. Cravens, Willis, is at the
Pacific.
Mrs. S. w. Slayden left for Chi.
cage today.
Miss Lee English, Iowa Park, is
at the Pacific.
DR.. M. L. Graves has returned
from Yorktown.
Mr.. o. p. Gresham, of the
Temple Sun, is in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H Jones, of
Mooreville, are at the Royal.
Mrs. Triplett went to Gatesville to-
day as delegae to..the annual confer
ence of the Woman's Missionary
Society.
NJ. G. NJ. Yorbrough, Of Ard
more, l. L is in the city visitin g
his mother and shski ing hands with
his old-,ime friends.
Mr.. A. Christeson, mana.
ger of the Wells. Fargo Express
company for Texas, with head
quarters at Houston is in the city.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-15
Rev ard.

For return of bay horse branded
Y G. on left shoulder and barbed
wire mark on hoop Of left fore foot
had short rope tied round neck.
Return to F. McNRAvK,
Sanger Bros.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-15
An Organ For Sal

An excellent new ofgan-no secoh1
hand affair. Call at THE News Office.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-15
DENTISTS.
N. r. HARRIS,
DENTIST.
Office Ocer First National Rank.
Telephone Connection.

"ANTED-A Jersy COW. Address II
w NKws Office
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-03-16
SUMMONS.
n the Superior Court OF Yakima County, State
of Washington.


of Washington.
KATE GROVER Plaintiff,
BENJAMIN A. GROVER,
Defendant
Action brought in the superior Court OF Yak
ina County, State Of Washington, at North
Yakima. aud complaint died In the once OF
the Clerk of said Court on the 25th day of Jan.
uary. 1898.
To the above named defendant:
You are hereby notified that Kate Grover,
plaintiff, has filed complaint against you In
the Superior Court OF Yakima county, state OF
Washington, at North Yakima, which will come
on to be heard sixty days after the first publ
cation of this Summons. to-wit: Sixty days
after the Goth day OF January, A. D., 1893, and
unless you appear and answer the same on or
before the 9TH day of March. 1898, the same
will be taken as confessed and the prayer Of
The object and prayer of said complaint is:--
LIST. To have the bonds of matrimony between
plaintiff and the defendant dissolved.
End. That the real estate in the complaint de-
scribed, towit: the southwest quarter Of section
80. township Is north range u east W NJ, and
lots 2 and 4, section 4, township ID north range
II east W. NJ, situated in Yakima county, state
OF Washington, be decreed to be the separate
property OF this plaintiff
Witness my hand and the seal OF said Sup
SEAL. eror court affixed this 10Th day Of Sanu
county ay Clerk R a ass Clerk 4 sesl.
BY II. 3. VOORHEES, Deputy.
II. J. snively, atty for plaintiff. isw.
STATE OF wAsHIsGToS,t ca
COUNTY OF YAKIMA.
|, Henry J. Snively, Attorney for Plaintiff. do
hereby certify that the foregoing Is a full, true
and correct copy of the summons for publics-
ton issued by the Clerk of the superior Court
of said County In that certain action COM
menced in the Superior Court of said County.
by Kate Grover as plaintiff VS.. Benjamin A.
Grover as defendant. Said cause being No ~
of said Court II. J. SSIVELy,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-03-16
LANDS

Ten acres hops -
poled and bearing
hop house, press, etc.
win pay for itself The
first year.
Ten acres in section
SO, township Is range
Is. Cheapest piece on
the school section ; i'm
proved.
Railroad land-30G
acres, 20 acres bottom,
Railroad contract.
Selah Valley Lands
$40 and $50 per acre,
Long time.
Thirty-ive acres, all
improved, house, etc.,
21S miles from town,
81 900.
One hundred and
sixty acres, well i'm
proved, near town, sec
per acre.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-03-16
LEGISLATIVE REGISTRY.
Things That Were Done and Things That
Were Left Undone
THE PEOPLE TO BE TAXED FOR AN EXTRA SESSION.

Complete List All
Most important
oovernor-He viii Probably Appoint the oentie-
Named 1.-THE Commissioners
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-03-16

.tConeludtd on Fourth Page. }
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-03-16
Is. NJ. SAVAGE. W. W. MCCORMICK
SAVAGE & MCCORMICK,
Physicians and Surgeons

Office up stairs in the Fshelman Building, YAK
ina Ave DR.. Sayage's residence Is at Wide
Hollow where he can be found at any time dur
Ing the night. DR.. McCormick's residence is at
his office where he can be found at any time
during the night. al.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04
MOONS BRAVE WORDS

Congressman Moon gives expression
70 patriotic sentiment THAT all part.
sans might probably emulate when be
s1ys-
There Il q growing feeling that Ire demo-
crnt tarty must - comptlif2 "a live I'D 90
- Chicago platform; bck I telieve this .
wronx do npt favor Caihinz ne people
a i~son at ths ezpsnsc oil,Ah4r welfare and
psosp atty. itlfs TOO seriosis \ matter 90 ~
tflfe1 VII u ny younger days I worked
far ~ srarss and cisapest collar ever
knoao. and i'Coaid never .lr.ng myssif 10
cist = rsto thks aollid compel another man
q 90 20.
These ara brave. uneeliish and pa
triosic woods. The peoplslos the United
STATS made a mistakb IN electirg
Cleveland 90 the Ctichzo platform.
The redemption Of the pledges q that
rlsffosn will entail dftsees upon the
rca7ie. Congressman y con has pierced
tao veil ~ pafsisanism T. see behind IL
res ouIy tho d.seomlturh q bis political
saemlss tut q ~ ffienils a. veil The
oatY e republicans = t1fsht % tie last
ditch AGAINST TIE Chicato platform II
defeatnd & wi.I bs 70 the couniry's etor.
raj cr1lii thai che uinorify went down
Yrotesang ~ voiee and vets
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04

Right Gu Iha keels u TIE Chicago FL.
ser coAyeatloa cones demand fEon
tie copper men. thsocgh = sef aVpoialed
secretary bearing the suggestive name
J.. I. Nate. that copper SHALL Re re-es
taoiished a. eo4n metal Ia "a ad-
dress issued q the people Il the United
States Secretary l. L. Hsticrepresents-
Tie produrefs Il copper appeal %
yon for Just recognition u the metal
which they represent and AK your aid
Ia having 4 bill passed az the coming
eession Il congress 4hlch all re-estao-
lish copper a. a currency metal. iaaln-
tanning Il on 4 parity ~ith gold 4nl 81.
yer aud providing Tor the Tree coinage
u this uletal At tbs ratio II 40 % l.
Copper - the true metal q the peo-
PIE and has tsen used Ter money fes
oser 2.oU0 yaars. Wheu our county
wis ii distress and its credit assailed.
when The grasping money sharks
hoaricl their guid aud silver. copper re-
manned true % is duty and continued
IN active circulation and was the only
available means ~ exchange which the
roir l4toTiug nan could use FOR his
daily purchases "a the necessarles u life.
The supply ~ copper - 80 great mat
il. better than any other metal, can
meet the demand Tor an increase ~ the
currency. IL. with free copper law
PASSED and fair trial 81 IL had. copper
does not become a. valuable as gold and
silver. and should its adoption ruin al
the business Interests Of the country.
We will stand aside and give others
chance o. experiment. With any pet
financial theorY they raay have.
This j. a very honest statement Of the
position Of the copper producers. 1t
gives clear and concise view Of the
position of the silver producers. by con-
trast. although il is intended as bur
lcsque. The difference between silver
aud copper is the difference between
gold and silver.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04
POINTS ABOUT MEN.

John Iaams, who is said to be the old
est resident in Texas, was born in Steu-
benville, Ohio. in 1907. and moved with
his parents to Bayou Sara. La. and
thence 70 Texas. the party coming over
the gulf in their own boat and landing
at Cedar Point, at the head of Galveston
bay, In lo22 at that time there was
not another American family in what is
now Harris county. and the new settlers
were locased in the midst OF Indians,
bears. buffaloes aad wolves.
His Excellency Herr Won Brandt, for
merly German ambassador in China, is
now living with his wife in Wiesbaden.
Herr Won Brandt il may be remembered,
resigned his post because the emperor
would not grant him permission to marry
the daughter OF the American consul
general in Corea. He was one OF the
most distinguished members OF the Ger
man diplomatic corps. For many years
he was dean OF the foreign representa-
tiyes living at Pekin.
The Rev. Jeremiah Porter OF Beloit,
Wisconsin, who died at his home last
week at the age OF 50, was pioneer in
religious work in the west. and while on
a tour in Illinois. Wisconsin and Michi-
gan in 1883 he visited this city, then a
military station OF about 300 persons,
and preached the first sermon ever
heard here. The result OF this meeting
was the establishment at Chicago OF its
first church.
Governor McGraw OF the state OF
Washington went west eight or ten
years ago. arriving in San Francisco
with az in his pocket. He sent sl0
home TO his wife. and began his western
life as horse car driver. lie made his
way to Seattle. where he became sheriff,
hotel keeper and lawyer, and finally one
OF the most prosperous and popular men
in the new state. lie is about 40 years
old.
A Boston paper reports that the rajah
Of hapurthala did Boston pretty thor
oughly in twcnty-four hours. and dis
played a wonderful greed for seeing
things. it being remarked at the theater
that only the many eyed son of Arestor
could have succeeded in the task he APP
peared 10 have set himself-that OF see
ing everything on the stage aud every
body of OF il at the same time.
The pope is preparing another ency-
clical letter on the social question. which
will be issued in a few days. IL is said.
His holiness had previously consulted
the bishops in Germany and France. in
whose diOceses the socialists bad OBJ
tanned the greatest ascendency. The
letter viii contain rules which the cath
ole clergy are to follow in dealing with
socialism.
Julian Hawthorne IL occupying his
intervals of leisure this summer in turn
ing Hoface's odes into English as count
lees authors before him have done. and
as authors Nill continue 10 DO % tho end
Of time. Mr.. Hawthorne finds more
pleasure IN paraphrasing than IN trans
laiing the Roman poets graceful verses
and his parspbTases are said 20 be grace
full and witty.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04
NIT AND MSS sslErs.

Congressman Tim" Campbell has de-
MED the rumor that he MAS writing a
prose work But il is significant that
he does not deny he is preparing series
Of eonnets on the constitution--New
York Tribune.
Mr.. Suddenly Good. Il dropped $40
bill in the contribution box in church
last sunday" His Friend Cynic. "Did
you, indeedy What was the matter with
it!S-New York Times.
The Washington Star Is trying TO find
out which is the lower 10 public opin-
ion-silver or Altgeld. We desire 10 be
recorded as casting our vote for Altgeld.
Los Angeles Times
In ordering people to keep OF the
high places at the exposition. the local
directors bad no intention OF being per-
sonal toward concessiounaries.- Chi
cage Tribune.
The first year after a girl graduates
she makes the same disheartening strug-
gle 10 live up To her ideals that she
makes after marriage.-Atchison Globe.
The only suspicion of crookedness in
heaven came about when an astronomer
discovered that some Of the stars had
been txed.-New Orleans Picayune.
The political protectionists will not be
able 10 convince business men that they
don't know what troubles them.-New
York World.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04
NoM FoI. a nI.ADEIL


Folibaiog j. ! brief paragraph clipped
ffo1a a. ssenin4 paper;
Esszyhs,ly = familiar vitR the tEcaole -
t~.+n too - ,tllus ~ the sss4tarra iiaiknap
sni MAJOR Wals,a At thc sks. For sems
Eala tAs e4ptap u rs MAJOR Would ~ait
untl fAs bs-khap aoald cave - dock, ansl
siss. 10 soa.d d "a after Il ana heal Il Of
A. tha M4nhatlan aork. 1hiags beeame
n.o..osuo1- - he Belkpapfs captain, aad
- eoaeiaasd 10 clanxs bis ktarse. lester-
ssg tl.t oais,Ala O. tie NA.bt rpoated his
fo1ra..r al.e. AL TIE captal-l n TIE ieikuap
"a ne. iaisig tafned The sohi around aad
nae ths rr3 khe other nay. AM wiil
son ale l. ~ - antil toe hasors eap'an
soes li ~ 81 a. b. olsht -.
NoW. sgs4 pat Tor bead end scrap be-
taeeH eae daring skippert They have
.ahted zach other in the ssie. under the
IN anlfal aalefa sntl I ss encounters
ave gtosn % b tiresos,s and common
place. Now they viii have chance 10
sight steamboats,. when soaded With NO
aen and children 70 the g4nwales. with
ut question a. % execution. Tie cap
ain 81 tie sharp proved N-Majorr may
teer his ram directly amilships the
unlike hIu u tho captain and ne
nay plox a hdle into her which viii be
IRE 10 sink her. Then De may rove the
agirg Reeds without " CT hindrance
rem bis hated rival. Il hundred or
o passengers find watery graves. il
son's matter. They havb been warned
. keep OF the steamers Until the cap
aims are taught % understand that hu-
nan life shall not &c imptriled 10 crafty
PERSONAL hatFcslA Some persons have
"A uncontroilabls longing 70 participate
n a steamboat collision. aud with the
chances nov 20 10 in favor Of such a
catastrophe. the viii be crowded
sgery day.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04

lei ~ take q practical view Il The
rioosy question. SupFAio you have a
SOW and dssire - owff horse. You
may ssli the COW for 50, bat The horse
nay aof - bought Tor q atsan. Tn lez-
JON have something sisS = sell. Or seine
iainx you expect = s>ii npoa which e.
RI ~ tae di5srcrce. ypu BAY not bny
IRE h.iras even though Moaroe street
yer. arai siih carie e foEars II yaa
tavs esrie atner fhiuz - s.li. you nay
saH 3 and re.sIze money enough 10 pay
for tAr hasse. You nos own the t4x,e.
t1e ethff ra1 qsus TIE rnw ard the
rurehssr u yoar ofhsr products o9us
taers TIE money usei IN the irsnsac-
fioa has l.ssa oaly snediun n exchange.
De ories use ihat medium yos nlast
ues5 have semsthifE - exchange
sifaef tasts ears& uerchabdi-e or
Etcx The uoaey ase,i Is the ex. hanzr
aAcssseh del has reverted - Jour oar.
ehssers ard fhsy rs tan have
esehsHrei With rthers Nhea ihs
esinm y sxchange - scarce tae
ss.ass e prosiaets shrink uhich
sssi1ksge = farther enhanced ~ hrht
ienaat ssd over suppiy uf rnriacia
Jest st present We are Suffering fram
lass very cea,iiton = thirgs TIE
asdium ~ exchange y difedent and
slafsoua Tie sspply = .vasythiak -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04

seil i AZ the raling price. II il IN order
Tor serae ehump 20 claim that tie los
price = wheat - due q The Pacific rail
ros.u laaa gTauf OF the TIA plate schedele
* tie AcAiaiey biiL--hAiAnazoo 1ele-
graph.
Reports from various parts q The
eountfy show that TIE eounterfelting
fraternity i doing al that i CA 10
supply any ce1ciepcy there may BE In
the amount & coin n0w circulating
through the channels q trade Detroit
fres Press.
Is near the date sci Tor the Assem-
hling u congress ia special session aud
the best thing for al 20 do IL 10 keep
cod and see What II xiA accomplish Tor
the eountry IN the way u remedial leg
islalion 10 Improve the financial situa-
ton Aarquetts Mining Journal.
liz las come 10 he that one has % look
up the records 70 ascertain when the
worlds fair was open on sunday and
when u was closed. IL u high time that
some settled policy be agreed upon and
enforced Detroit free Press.
The worlds fair board IL lady mana
gers ought 10 manage 10 get along with
fewer rows Kalamazoo Telegraph.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04
SCHULTZ
SMOKELESS POWDER

And the ordinary common powder? If you do not our
remarks today will be Of great benefit 10 you.
SCHULTZE SMOKELESS POWDER gives
greater penetration closer and more even pattern les
reco less smoke less report and less foulng than
other explosive IN the market We have photograph
in our store showing palmer than any words OF ours
could what difference there IS between the common
and Schultze powder The firing of Gun loaded with
common poweler envelopes the sportsman IN a cloud
ca thek as to- almost obscure his sight Use the
SohuItze Smokelcss Powder and the difference Will be
as great as that between black and white
This Is great year for trap shooting and oil course
VIC have everything the trap shooter wants. SMOKE
LESS SHELLS. LOADED SHELLS ali sorts and
kinds. RECOII. PADS. HAND PROJECTORS,
CLAY PIGEONS and TRAPS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04
ALLEGED TO BE FUNNY.

Watts This talk ~ American super.
iority makes ne tired. Why. only last
week a shipment q 40 paupera came
over here from Europe. aud still they
cali ihls a great country.
Potts Naat On earth has that 70 do
with ~
Waits We'll. YOU don't ever bear n
oar American paupers being able - take
= trip - EufoIc, DO youf- Indianapolis
journal.
'TsiFe an example q natural infer
ence. the college professor said.
Well. err. replied the student 81 you
should meet q carriage come SUNDAY ~
tefnoon with young man on fhe front
seat and another Young man ana a
pretty Eiri % ihe hack eat natural
infesencc would b. that they we're going
after another pretty Eiri Sos"efville
Journal
when | marry sha'i tfy 81 he sure
e one thing. ana taat i that have q
woman - sense
= ga meah = eemyn = prudence and
ard fircthausAf. 18th fns perceptions
sa,i a knss lfs.es of .aanaa natare
e.. ihafs a esas4t
~itot they are le.l lie enesi hat neves
maffy faanf fasts
Teacher - stAl x s~e yoa take -
mae laiefssi 5. i.rssssgfs
Haehl lAss i@m Wsa ! gfow el
! esai 81 hase ~ aadf @faea aai
mef.n sfssf 81 'ofs t4.sa Nses
hlse So - faa idsas b. 49, him
Ell - fhsfs 49, aia.
Clare ~ saest lie i alWsss ssii
IaH fFsth
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04
HAS SUED HER SON
Action Against Senator Mitchell
BY his Mother.
DOES NOT PAY HER ANNUITY
lie Ia Behind $50. o0o--she Waived
older Dover and Gave Up Her Home
stead Tor an Allowance.

dILwAuKEK. Aug. a--Ars Maria l.
Mitchell. widow Of Alexander Mitchell.
has begun suit against her sou. Senator
Joan l.. Mitchell. and the Wisconsin
Marine a Fire Insurance companys
bank. The bank owes her s2Oo.o00. 1; ~
learned from good authority, and her
son. IL IL alleged. IL behind some $4,000
on the annual allowance which he was
required 10 pay her. The fact that the
suit had been commenced became known
on account 81 the signing Of an order by
Judge Mann. Sam Howard. the veteran
lawyer. is the attorney for Mrs Mitchell.
When Alexander Mitchell made kis viii
op November -. 1856. he gave his wife
100000 outright and permitted her TO
take this in stock in the Wisconsin Mar
inc x Fire Insurance. companyis stock.
Besides he gave her an annuity
Of $4,000. June IL. lso7. Mrs. Mitchell
executed release az dover right she
did this in consideration 81 al and out
OF love and affection for her son. now
Senator Mitchell This release covered
all the property which was owned by
the late Alex Mitchell A private agree
ment was made between Mrs. Mitchell
and her son John l.. Mitchell. by which
she gave up the homestead as well and
accepted a yearly allowance instead.
Since the settlement Of the estate Mrs.
Mitchell has rarely ever visited Mil
waukec. The commencement Of the
suit is known only to the lawyers and
the owners OF the bank. The papers
have not yet been filed in court Mrs.
Mitchell is at present in the Thousand
islands, her summer home.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04
WILSON. THE PROFESSOR.

Speaker Crisp has half-heartedly in
timated that Wilson OF West Vir-
GINA will lie chairman CT the
coumitfce on ways and means. Viii
500 was chairman OF the Chicago
convention. lie is democrat by incli-
nation and saturatior- he is a free
trader Of the aesthetic school One OF
those free traders who reason TO a nicely
that the ~talrid Is q tax" He is a col
lege professor. has been president OF one.
aud il loaded down with degrees. Be-
ginning az the PA ID he holds an un-
broken line Of them. ending in LII ID.
and f. Il. 5. College professors handle
practical questions OF finance and reve-
nue. as scholarly themes. They are deep
theorists, but as class know absolutely
nothing about practice. The ways and
means committee prepares the tariff
bills. Wilson. the scholar and theorist.
will practically shape the next revenue
measure. This ought to inspire con-
f.dence. The tariff will not DO iuggled
ty hard beaded and horny handed men
Of affairs. hut by daintiiy educated
college professor. The theory OF free
trade will have cultured champion at
the head Of the committee. That is
not 30 bad as il might be. Better the
inane and improbable theories Of the
college professor. than half earnest at
tempt 70 compromise. Wilson for chair
man all be poetic comedy. Let the
hlnl nlaTl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04

Tie faii - lev board q trade oreta.
tors in Chicago may Temporarily IT,
usersli1e tAs fssts trade bss q VII Mot
sefaylaiY iriurs tna groNats - that
starse Article al f,,st f'of& Is aallts
folk when the snfii nfesis raaf ani
r..ts ara ever pas fee The tAftiy fsrhrr
iff fhs zanilsrs 90 stsnEF fsiiff -
ea ..sa ensi thnFe all - sfia nstasY 81
t.se. issntan liAfisa Fellsaiaa
Tat eas q lisciy haht ihaf fi5eerHiar
81 4itn n f,.s.rala BAD sifh = rstssIsr
- lie g.ssaiAe Pat = lNnser aid. y Is
fhias tkr fef.ilef y a. -effe.l fa-i rahi
Ste-n = a.aa amtanes that tte s.asrf
uefa T,ss IS Qebn IeF<ftf asi ~
fass. a.. a. s.aea - af.iefall e. f.
serve. =, h. ftsissa saf t.ssiiiy. ala n
reeesssff. lsaamefs'i ississAAf-l tsa
Bette
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