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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-17
srILL ANorHrs VICTIM.
Mrs. Walthew swindied and Robbed by
the Bogus Actor.

the Bogus Actor.
The petty larcenist who has been oper-
ating in the city for two weeks, represent
ing himself by different names, but always
as connected with Cordray's theater, re-
sided short time with Mrs. Z. NJ. Wait
hew, of 1ll7 Fifth street. As in other
cases. after he disappeared It was discov-
cred that small articles were missing.
Three or four days ago the tall, we'll
dressed. fiuent-speaking man, or. at least,
one that answers his description exactly,
who victimized W. W. French, of eli
Fourth street, and w. r. Blue. of PIC Pop
lar street. engaged room at Mrs. Walt
hew's. He even did more than simply
engage the best room, for he persuaded
Der to turn out good roomer in order to
make room for him and his brother. who
was to appear the next day. In this case
his name was given as Whitney and his
position that OF leading man at Cordray's.
Mr.. Whitney disappeared from the house
after two days room and board. and rs in
other cases. few articles went also. The
list includes tooth brush. shaving
brush. a strop and silver gold-lined spoon.
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Peter Savard. who was arrested for
stealing a small sum of money from the
money drawer in Baker q Richards pain,
last Saturday, pleaded guilty in Justice
Caldweil's court yesterday afternoon. The
justice in rendering his decision took into
consideration the fac, that IL was savard's
first offense. and that since the arrest he
had adhered strictly to the truth. The
fine, SIS. was paid by one of the prisoner
friends. The firm from which Savard took
the money showed its faith in the mans
good Intentions for the future by giving
him employment
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New suits FILED.

The following new suits were flied in
the Office of The clerk of the superior court
yesterday:
Washington National Bank vs.. A. Jones
ct ai.--Suil to foreclose real estate mort
gage for s., 500
Godfrey Morse vs.. James II. Woolery.
sheriii-Replevin: suit to recover posses
sion of goods valued az So. 600.
III. w Wheeler VS.. J, A. Moore et al
Suit TO recover S.. 923.2 5 on promissory
note.
Alice I. Mcnamara VS.. q. g. Mcnamara
Silt for a divorce.
Samuel Smith VS.. II. Ulrich and wife
SUIT 10 recover 500 on promissory note.
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THE ALnsnousE INVESTIGATION.


&4AAfF Will N4H-
anet the Inquiry.
prosecuting Attorney John r. Miller de-
ciasa Yesterday 10 proceed himself with
the investigation OF the county hospi.al
building case before the grand jury. and
WI meet witnesses In his Office this after
noon.
AFTER Attorney General Jones declined
70 take part In the investigation Mr.. Miller
decided to have one Of his deputies resign
Tor few days to allow him 20 APP
point man 20 conduct the case His object
IN taxing man outside the ONCE was to
DO away with any idea of"white r.. /"
Inc man be chose, as being acceptable to
All parties from his ability and unques-
toned Integrity. was Judge Julins A.
sfratson. Mr.. Miller asked the Judge yes
tsrday morning to accept the position. but
aitsr . few hours consideration he de-
csined. giving az his reason a press of busi-
ness. In consequence the prosecuting At
torney will attend to the case himself
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HAVE NOT REFUSED TO PAY.
The County Has Never Had the CGty's
Smallpox Bill.

The county commissioners are of the
opinion that Alderman Jordan was talk.
ing little wildly when in the city council
Friday evening he called up the subject Of
the payment for the care of last winters
smallpox patients. and announced that
the county should be called upon to make
good Its snare Of the expense or stand a
suit BY the city. They say no bill for
sl5.Oo0 or SO, 600. or for any other amount,
has ever been presented them for pay
ment rs the county's share of the expense,
but that If one Is presented il will receive
the boards careful consideration, and that
II payment Is then refused time enough to
threaten salt will be left. In the dispute
over the caring for Of county patients by
the city there has been no definite action
taken by either city or county. although
several conferences have been held.
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Two ballard Accidents.

p. III. Nelson met with a painful acci-
dent on Sunday in Ballard. A tree he was
telling struck smaller one, which
struck him, knocking him down.
He was painfully hurt about the head,
neck and shoulders, and suffers so in
tensely that il is feared he may be hurt in
ternaliy.
Mrs. Teas, who lives on Crawford street
in Ballard. also met with very painful
accident In West Seattle. She had been in
West Seattle nursing sick brother-in-
law, and was returning home to get q
much needed rest, when the accident oc-
Cured. Having missed the car, she start
ed to walk across the cable track. when
she slipped, falling heavily, striking her
right knee upon one of the iron plates in
the road. The injury to her knee is very
severe and will confine her to the house
for some weeks. DIR. w. Johnston is at
tending both cases.
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great merit in lines or situations.
The rest q the cast was excellent
aad more OF them viii be sasd later in the
week. The ueg scenery was one Of the
features Of the play. and with each suc-
eeeding change received . warm reception
frczn the sudience- Hands Across the
Seas l. veil worth going lcng distance
20 see and il sure 20 attract great houses
the rest of the week.
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stereopsieonworit'. Fair Ensersainmsnt

stereopticon w crfa's Fair entertainment
Tonight Second Worlds Fair Stereopticon
Entertainment in First Presbyterian
church, corner Third ana Madison
streets. Only Is cents adults,
children IS cents; don't miss these
elegant views. The entertainments last
evening was exceedingly interesting,
Rev. Mr.. Coombs delivering the
lecture in a manner that delighted the
audience. The Washington building
called forth much applause. 1t viii be
shown again tonight.
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HE BLorrEn-
oivn pErAETMKSr-ossoRS. ].

CIVIL pEPARTaKNr-osRosS. J.
A Summer vs.. Eidred & Ryan--1ury yer
diet for sa6 Is IN favor OF plaintiff.
City Of Seattle VS.. Salvador Anorcola-
Defendant pleads guilty to vagraucy and
is fined $40 aud costs.
J. NJ. sutton VS.. A. o. Benjamine-Jury
verdict for defendant.
oregon short Line & Utah Northern
Railway Company vs.. II. w. Baker ct al.
Defendants motion for non-snit, granted.
cnixYSaL psPAsraEsT-Huxrs,
John Fountain vs.. Horst Bros.--on
louisa Stewart vs.. Erwin stewsrt--pe-
cree of divorce; granted; plaintiff valves
claim for ahmony.
xaufTY pkFARrnxsr-LAsaLxy.1
NJ Wheeler VS.. J. A. Moore ct Al
Default and Judgment; signed.
Frat National Bank, of Slaughter. vs..
Aissa French et aL-DefAult and decree
OF foreclosure; signed.
AIics I. Mcnamara vs.. q. @. Mcnamara
Restraining order.
s,h,i.t Kuppler vs.. @. " Ward, A. w
w,adaman aud A. E. HaaseE-J judgments,
signed.
Marine Insurance Motion for
anpointment OF receiver; argued and sub
mitted.
faul, aud judgment, signed.
John Megraih vs. J. Loveloy-Jndg-
il. Grvsnbers vs. r, Els,er--Juds-
ment; siEneo.
PROBATE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. :.
Insanity of DAME. Eanghey Decree OF
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repeated Her Marri.r.

fon ssssasi was granted 3 divorce
,.r...s a. curly husband. Erwin Stewart.
h.y ~ judge Humes. she vas
I" nin On August Is, iSs2, bar 80
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Psfa fraua iadigestioa, dyspepsia and too
he.rtx e.ftar il relieved ~ eaee ey taking oae
81 sssyssrs. Little Liver Palis Immediately after
ss5nnrr Ihga fasEet thts.
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The Pennsylvania supreme court has dis
charged the receiver for the Order OF Scion and
restored the officers who were removed.
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Premature badness may be prevented
and the hair made to grow on heads al
ready bald by the use of Halls Vegetable
S!ciIian Hair Remover.
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Excnrsion Ano.o1.

Chicago aud return via the Great Northern
railway. Tickets good TO return until Noyem-
harI
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The Auction sale

OF the stock OF J. X. Basye, jeweler, soi
Front street, will continue until the entire
stock is disposed OF. Hours of sale---lo 80
a. m, 2:30 and 7:30 p. m.
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FRNRATk pkFNhINkN4 T. KANNLNNs >
Insanity of DAME, Eanghey Decree OF
commitment signed.
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Explaastory discourse BY
GARRETT r. sERvIss

POPULAR PROCESSES. Soc. Toe and u.
Az ne matinee the entire lo~sE deer AMI oasecny
seats are placed a. s9c each
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Evsry evening eErsns the week sad
fasur1ar Astises. thu Ceieofs-
ted MesoG ara 10 5 Acts
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27

The laseat instance Of crime bring
Ing i.s owl, punishment comes. on the
authority Of DIT. Leonard Guthrie. from
Italy. An Italian woman had . hu<
band and the husband had the dropsy
Dat the dropsy aid not work quickly
enough The woman put . toad into
her husbands vine 90 poison him
But the poison which the toad's skin
secr~tcs he's an active rwinoipie-phry-
nin-which much resembles digitalis.
which IL The bsst possible remedy for
drvpsy p,ndinz on h>srt disease So.
instead 81 killing her husband. she re-
storei him 70 health
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27
EASILY EXPLAINED.

y.ss Tho Kiaa OF Dog for That Particular
Business
Speaking of the dog show. said the
New York Tribune reporter. reminds
me of an astonishing proof of canine
intelligence which came under my OBJ
servstion in the year Is1s- was 81 that
time residing in Binghamton, Broorne
county. ". Y, and had a considerable
amount Of live stock, some poultry and
n superb setter dog. tell you. he was
. fine animal never see q dog with
such gentle ways. Gentlemen. you
could have pulled enough hair out of
that dog to stuff sofa pillow and he
Wouldn't a bit bald-headed baby.
One day he was running around the
yard and somehow pisyfully snapped
the head OF n hen Gentlemen. I
never lxno'wed how he did IL, but some
how or other the dog found out that
she was . settin' hen, and blamed IL
the critter didn't go and set on them
eggs himself till he hstched out nine
chickens"
There was q significant silence as the
man In the slate-eolored trousers I'm
ished and toyed suggessively with his
glasA
"How do you explain such q remark
able oceurrence?" at length inquired
the man on the end
Setter dog. gentlemen" and then
the man In the slste-colored trousers
strolled away.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27
a oasAT eeAR HUNTER.
Rsvs Hsndr-s OF the Animsas Slain D.
ee-. wsds usnpts,-


1tss Hsndr-s OF the Animals Slain ~
Gee. wsas us@pts.-
Mr.. Theodore Roosevelt. in bis "wii-
d~rness Hunter. speaks Of Gen. Wade
Hampton. sf south CarolinA. ss the
man who. with horse and hound. has
been the mixhtiest hunter America has
ever seen Iila special game has been
bar AID deer. hat he has also had the
fortnn~ 20 kin some sixteen congsrs--
tss panther II the east. the mountain
lion q the vest and the lion and puma
az Sosth Araerira OF black besr>1 49,
ccvding tc Mr. Rccsevsit. he has prob
abr killed. more than any other nan
etvisx m th> Unissd States Thirty or
Forty II th~ss he has killed with the
knifs
His plan w.e. When he found that
shc dsrn h.A the h~1r AZ Bay. 20 walk
- e2>ss snA ehecr them on. They
-~culd Instantly s~se the hear In .
bsfv. ss< Ne wsf1d th>s rush 10 and
sfes ~ bchsnt tl>s sbSolzer. reaching
c~>s - ~ ~ is<;es The wound en- tne
sprosits s<ie frvsp that where h> stcod.
he escaped rrs<hlsss FROM ell these
sncoans~r. <sre so,. IN which he wss
rather Severely spvn IN tAe faresrrn.
<fsay stb~r heaters have nset The
knsf-. s-rs r~rnsps rone 80 frequently.
asa Hsp~rssss always huntei 9TH
fsrz- p<sss - hssns,~, r&nsred some-
tlz.es W ssisaself and sometimes By his
rexro hsrntsrA Ne occasionally scek
sst foftT d>xs a. tine 10 found
taat al rs dos tsrether sosid not
la tsg fst he,r. 80 tAey oressien-
eils <iiiei three yearolds. ~ lean and
ronr b<arx.
nsFinE the eprrte 81 his lffs Ne has
Aimsslf allied. e. been IL a. NE dsatA
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rneterr.rAl.e 8 rr.ln.

AT . way station the other day"
said . traveller. II saw an amateur
photographer photograph the train.
dare say this has been done . million
times before. but had never happened
TO sec H. When the photographer vas
through. he waved hts hand a. he
might have done 20 . single sitter to
let him know that he could get up and
stretch his legs In this case the en-
gineer was practically the sitter. aud
when the photographer waved his
hand he opened the throttle and
snaked the train out Of that big open
air studio aimost before the photog-
rapher had had lime to turn around. I"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27

When on visit TO Iowa. Mr. X. Dal-
ton Of Luray. Russell county. Kansas.
called at the laboratory o. Chamberlain
year old boy. whose life had been saved
By Chamberisio's Cough Remedy. il
having cured him Of = very severe at
tack Of Group Mr.. Dalton is ccrtsin
that 10 saved his boys life and is enthn-
siastic In his praise Of tho Remedy. For
sale by Peck Bros. druggists. 10 add
III Monroe street. and =. j. wurzburg.
s. Monroe street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27

J. y. Sullivan. secretary II the Ana.
tsur Athletic union. presidsnt q the
Psstim~ AtIetic club AID athletic editor
~ The Sporting Times. writes
nscted 9TH athletic sports | always
found 10 n ny sdvsnssg> - use Al.
cocks Porous pissfere While in training.
80 they quickly remove soreness sad
Stiffness, and when attached with sny
kind Il pains. The result % eight eolds.
l always uaed AIleock's 9Th beneficial
rssulfs ! have noticed that nest sfh-
leses q The present dsy uss netting elsa
hut Allcockis plssterse
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27

e - hu.dss1 bsasA - vhIeh -
isast twoshir1s hass fAzlss ~ his own
kanfA In ths pears 3uss before the
vor - had e. ons sseaxIon- N kissis-
sippk hi1lsd sixsy-eigAs bsars IN I'VE
nonshA oacs NJ killed tosr bears N
. days q another tsns .thsss. and ire
qaently twe
Ths swe iargsss b>ass ~ hinsell
killsx weighed rsspsssivsiy four hun
drsd and sisAs 81 fo~r hundred and
tn pssnda Most e HE hunting fos
bssss vss dons IN nossharn Nissis@ippi.
vhsrs - had . plnntntioa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27

cusss.s nss,s - = Rsps~s~s.s ~ shs
Reseai AnshesssHs&

n di0sr~ncs between city and
country vsys have been Illustrated In
: curious manner by IN expsrilAent Of
tn po~t once Department. says tia
New York Evsninr Poet Under the
last sdministrstion about fifty villages
an small towns. ranging In population
frorn .ivht hundred IN four thousand
lnh.Aitsnsn we're ,ioksA out for =
trsal AZ D. sv.sea Of distributing
III n.st-r bx earr,sr. :. In large
eities. A. frst general satisfactioa
VA manifested. snd tho receipts of
u,.nv az the os,ces for awhile showed
an fnor~ase. iuAicstinr that the con-
venlencs sstimulatod correspondence.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27

DRoBATE oRpER-sssts Of Miehlsaa. eoun-
Il tyof kent-ss. AZ . session Of the pro-
probate once. An The city Of Grand Rapids, On
the 18th DAT OF DccsmteF. in the year ooe thou
sand eight kondrsd and ninety thrce,
Present. Gurus = Perkins. judge Of probate
In the matter Of the estate %
MAARIlS WANDER ePEk. deceased
An ipsfruuept In Writing purporting 10 be
the last will frd tesfamsnt OF said deceased
having b-sa flcd In this csurt for probate.
II u ordered that Friday. the 18th day Of Jan
usry, 1894. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. ~ said
probate Office Be appointed tor his p oyins
Of sad inst runnont.
Audit is further ordered. that q copy Of this
order be published three successive weeks pre-
Ia Herald. = ds'iy newspsper Printed and
circulating In said county Q! Kent.
CYRUS T. PERKINS,
"a true copy1 Judge Of Probate
HAERr ID. JEWELL. Register. wed JAMS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27

A Kerry CORES pendent of United Ire.
land writes: Dingle. on the extreme
western coast of Kerry. In now the
center of very active operations in the
packcrcl fishery industry. Large
takes Of msckerel have been taken of
tho coast. and the recent trade which
has sprung up In the curing OF mack
erel during the autumn season for the
American market has brought employ
mcnt and money 20 the doors OF the
the Kerry peasant and shopkeeper.
Dingle In. In fact. hive of industry ut
the present moment, owing to the cur
ing and packing of macierel for the
American market Every man. woman
and child Is employed. and thousands
of cases are dispatched weekly TO Liv-
erpool and Glasgow for conveyance TO
American ports. The mackerel arc
found OF the coast In great shoals. and
. feet Of boats il engaged In capturing
them. landing. the fish In Dinglc, where
they are cured and prepared.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27

Michigan Central will cell round. trip
tickets ut one and one-third rate 70 10
cal points In Michigan and Canada. De-
cembsr q "A. -. 30 and II and January
l. good for return until January 2. 1904
A. ALnorIsT. Ticket As.ak
Union Passenger Station
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27

Rheumatism was so bad that James
Irwin OF Savannah could hardly walk
from pain in his shoulder and joints OF
his legs. p. p. p. Prick Ash. Poke
Root and Potassium) was resorted to
and Irwin Is well and happy.
Abbott's East India Corn Paint re-
moves quickly all corns, bunions and
warts without pain.
A prominent railroad superintendent
living in Savannah, one suffering for
years from Malaria and General Debil-
ity. says. on having recovered his health
by the use OF p. p. p, thinks that he
will live forever. IL he can always get p.
p. p. tPrickly Ash. Poke Root and Pot
assiuml This party's name will be
given on application.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27

For q sore throat there is nothing bet.
ter than a flannel bandsge dampsned
with Chamberlain's Pain Balni. II will
nearly always effect cure In one nights
time. This remedy il also fovorits fos
Rheumatism and has cured many very
severe cases 20 cent bottles for sale by
Peck Bros. druggists 10 and i3i Mon
roo street and +. J. wurzburg. IS Mon
roe street
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HOLIDAY RATES
G. r e 4

Excursion tickets sold to all points on
December %. "a. . and December %.
81. and January ]. all good for return
until January ?. 1894. Cali telephone
Go for full information.
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South Fad Club.

Sample rooms. Choice wines. liquors
and cigars Morris Donahue.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27

NJ. ,. v Blziss. n extensive real 80
tsfs dealer N les Moines. Iowa. mar.
rewiy escaped one % the severest attacks
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27

Santa Claus will be at Leonard's all
this week. Every child will receive .
present
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27

Santa Clause will be at Leonard's all
this week. Every child will receive a
present
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27
Closing Out Sal

or Holiday Slippers and all kinds OF
footwear at Boyer 8. 50 Canal street.
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Rheumatism Cured.
PorsDAMER's RED STAR STORE,
r.rr Gsry Flo

LAKE CRY. Fla
p. p. Z. MANUFACTURING Co:
GENTS suffered with Rheu-
matism for some time. and tried great
many remedies. but could find no relief
until used your great and beneficial p.
p. =. i recommend it TO suffering hu-
manity. Yours.
j. POTSDAMER
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Halls Hair Remover prevents dand-
ruff. and stops the hair from falling.
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Trca<urer's Notice.

City Treasurer OGcs.
Grand Rapids. Mich. Dec -. is9-
Notice IL hereby given that the assessment
roll for the improvement Of south Prospect
street rom Washington ssfestfo state street q
now IN my hands, and that will receive pay
mont thereon for the period OF twenty days
from this date az tho Office of the city treasurer
jan Nh soRRICK. City Treasures
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KNOWLEDGE

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tends TO personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
Ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products TO
the needs Of physical being, will attest
the value o. health Of the pure liquid
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remedy, syrup Of Figs
Its excellence Is due To its presenting
IN the form mott acceptable and pleas-
ant 30 the taste. the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lax
alive; effcctually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and feves
and permanently curing constipation.
II has given satisfaction 70 millions and
Eset With the approval Of the medical
profession. because il acts on the Kid
ney. Liver and Bowels without weak
enins them and il Is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
syrup Of Firs Is for sale oy all drug
rists In SOC and 81 bottles, but u u man
nfsctured BY the California Zig syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also tie name, syrup OF figr,
and being well informed, you wili nos
accept any substitute If offered
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Troasurcr's Notice
City Treasurer's Ofics.
Grand Rapids, Mich. Doc. IL 1871
Notice - hereby given that the assessment
roll for the construction OF sewer system an
Madison re q AZ N other SIR cts 20 Portl nd
avenue is now In my hands. and that viii re
eeiys payments on same for the period Of twenty
days from thls date. az the oltics Of the city
treasurer city hall.