davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15
INNI.HI.NffcNTs.

>.rth sesi corner e.1ta llsstssan- sas IF-~e..ss
sirrst. lott sch .SAfl tt4 fas.s ! . .lll..~.
Ifsief Il - II ~ . y issle ls~ grsss.
tsfss>ite asssi ds-Tsst. >sslgh isaila rtrrs.
ioi sklup ath ffssias tssilattsfs f,sstne s.--a
Interest.
ss.issf- sefs ifctts ds.siilsk lsss AHA VIA
al Without sdls.iEsIs. lsst, tat sl4s.
81 tterry, gssst ai-sse easncs 20 fsHes. q
ss.i~lfffta fr~itazsce ..rrtocs csGdlli.1 stf.s..
ard bot air heat % Ts,oans-
Lot. ssstssr>s s.lItlrT r~aih EislAtssu .as
ee'sand ssrBUr. slfflL
lot Iprth~-St csFRcg ~ idse sas Lis.sss4r.
WITH frame bolldan.s itsS.ss Lino.an ,assk ].
s15si1.
leSs. s4svtlsea-t c<FzcF Sherman a1si E&ss
stFt.c,s. is-slsl
Northwest osfti~T Rail Hsa c~Dier stucta. IA
abo0t l-sa-a4 asfb fTatnc tsallasusfa-
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FOR leIsNT.

factnty, sttA gsssrr go Mil ftfse; adi ..inl1s
Hs-siit aucf sss-i-rft-4 Tsa aas q al stis.tE 4,
sHisll nlanufsct ursf.c canrerts nss~iir. s.sss.s
.st.ry asd hi.il i.sissiit silss-ise s,ss sslsi.i
ine itsi4i al slu-- ~atsf power s.fil asss
~hs-,l. steaEn power, frs.isbf cirs 1tt.r saaisi
sLafttfsg asld t,Uil.-,e. ata s1eatl he-tsac ~
tisTstus. main bustsAss SlAlit. WI 80. ss..gs
bTtcs .c,iition ftafsu
flr-; aotf. (. fiar.sIl ~tre-s n.sasn .fflu lssssS
window adapted fof ia. la raa iif fffl fsnl
sIig slsa lrsr sraf.
DO aud a. hunsn street tNs sas,out ts.~
Moons. Zach 1x.b, = t..f asas,siti .,at4s
~ lsFfs street. uast a. c.srsisf - lsfssfsaa
ssenpe; % ft-snss sefs u,.aisfh loo E,ni
-. shcrrs sfrfs.i. ,-TU4s 3satfrtsn sscr4ua !.
10 r,ssns cncyiisft iouattan
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f.+Hsf ts1sfs. = a-t. So a.. f-ss
NlsftrH fa-frF Fsse ftsas So ss-~-srll-ef
20 fise ct f-ts~--4 % sisff s-e- 80
stHaft So fs.srsrt kF~Her. tfafE ftFfrr-s
ttfaet - ftt ..es ft-stsfae nsftt ant sfffff -
faesr $780, s.F~f zt7 rr-7stsl tfas ~ b
ts-r - hsrts s--i fhs' 7 $50 fs-ala- fsss
s-s-nt tf.sraesH f0.f tIa 81 81 feaftf iHas
.fr.i 49, - D. -sfirr 81 fs-e trr ~.rrff
gi.f tsA n ~tkkii D 90 fsaes-.-ts
futr@
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FACTORY FOR RENT.

Tho four story aud high basemest brick fac
tory buildling. Sxlib feet. now occupied by
Grand Rapids Felt Boot Company. With water
power. steam power. elevator, main shafting,
on Mil street Immediately south ~ Bis~ell
Carpet Sweeper Company sIzc ot lot ipiKiO,
possession May 4. ANTON a.. iioDE>PYL,
l. mo The Michigan Trust Company
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15

Gtsns & sssis Nsh ssy ~ $50
Nrtfe~ b haFaf.s e.Fsu ttff fsse sss--fF'
ftfrF eff.es - frr sssssae - rfF
h-fst ae1 ittt ses.sfs $40 -7s7's- tisr faasr
90 sh fafa.i ~ Is So fra.f sHi So al
snf --ie. = t.-- r.tt Gees sFfaf asff h4t
ssas & a sakhlt a. 1sss EHsssarsf.
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DRoB,TE ORDER Stat. 81 Michigan. ooun.
i ,y"f Kent -. Az -sI9n - the probate
count fos said county 81 Neat. held ~ the i,To-
hate office. Ira the city of nrand karsd.. "n the
9Th day ~ May. IN Va" year ore Thousand
eight hundred and ulpss,iirec.
Present. Cyrus L.. Perkins. Judge al lr,sbate
In the matter of the estate ~
JANIS h. BROWN decreased.
Margsr~tta l.. Hsincs having nied an THE
court hcr p ''ition pra,ins that IA: adm,nisirA-
IL T.ran of Grand Rapids
I, il oricrrd that Monday. the - h day 80
MAY. lsn. at ten orSo<k in the forono-sn at
ssi1 Drnhste office he appointed fur hes ring
said petition.
And ~ IL fursbrr orier.t that copy ~ thi-
order h. published tirs- saeer-sis. 1ceks
Ss i. u 70 ,ia day DAY ss.rn T. ,s ,rss ~,
circulating Ia saId count, ~ Kent,
. HRvs rLEklNs:
HARE, H. JrwrrI. Re,is,<., hs,n-Inayss
IbROBATE ORDER STATE - Michigan conn
] I, 81 Kent -. A. ssF-i,su ~ the lsrs,l,a e.
Court for ssid county oi heni. h"ld et tie pm
isr day ~ ,pri. m the year one thousand
cistt hundred aud ninety rhrtrr-
Present. C,r'as T. Perkins. Jsdso 81 Probate.
In TIE JOIN INV " GNAks.silif'6nSS'' d.,c..oa
William H. sixel. erccIiuT - the lss; Will and
Testament 81 said ossea-ei having rendered "a
this c"uri bis nnsl adsssuisirstIon account
Ia l. ursicFra that SatuNlsy. the eth day s,s
My, i,,e. AZ tea o'olock IN the forenoon. ~
laid probate o.'ice. d. appointed for the eRami-
nation and allowance 81 said account
And ~ D. further orsirref that a c4,g,, - this
or,trr L. published three sncce~sisc Ur~ss
previous "a said day 81 hearing IN The Grand
bapias herald, dalls ucvspsf,sr printed aud
circulating Ia said county ~ keni.
CYRUS D. rkKhl>S
true coIlA judge - Probate.
HAN, II. JEwEfI. k.eistsr. m.1 may =
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80 FTf -fff-f ff'afn
Sr--i reptas Ntsf NJ fl t-e
Notice 81 bsr~ty riVrn fhsf 30 " -
~ f7r re fprit p OF s7e.r - 1ss
7ff.u~ fflffn H~sarrfers s.fffffl'r - 81 80
vale We 90 D. Nv a. 49, hen.'s 500 % q
~ ~-rtsr i.sgH snf tifsfr.sn So ihs Isrf-f =
fsrn , - ff,sta frif asts - tfs .'fses Cd fis
esfs trfesnrsf eItF haft
Nh S1GRiCk. tlfy 1rrssur-f.
Illrr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15

HouSe 81 utsa strss'f. Desf hsrff sffeas,
20 u.sf5fn Iflig'ftss a.. fgfn "a.
lot -s'ris' Son
iiosi-a SEQ : eth Tni~n street. paaf iift, ste.
uuE. with i.srn SIC
Natilstsn Rvsnuc atst ~..sfh iafnFeftf ffEefr
car .. goa o. -. q. ~
hs'ust- un " al tuetor nsr'Iuf. rrff H'tsfn
.'rfi. sod rouveni cut a. rtEfrf clfr t,ra e. "a
barn 80 90 : Fa
H..u-e "a Mor'i.n ssrrei irtvsssn lisslfs
.'r.tf ana last street. eisit rs.sa.s suh bare !.
l.Ust
Hssse ~ Hsnrs strs'e'. viii n.,s'sfr ifupf,sss-
usrrfe ..
ias~ss West sfr.ssi flear i.s.sn-rd sfrs 6
sfsf - So
H.u-s O. Essi street. usaf hefia sfresi. vtia
isafu ~
sia1 Hssaf' lets of I rissf. irfrs. 1 49,,
let ~. rFtiru ta-af ft.afliIa ir'iff. ffsf .fi.
fstr. lroa. ilrtsnfh aid .'ffief sfFni.. HfIt
if'h nmt NTsstinxirn aFHrio-s fsvuff Fer
ul-itss =, tsllia Essfnenfs - -tiit Ynft iiaefr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15

tiff fr.ssuFfr isfiire
f..-rf Md. Nh Nawfs Ia

Grand I'D Mich. Nsy ~ ia
Notice b. heF D. eItrn frat taf ssassrff-a'
r,} Tor ~ e. nsft nrtisn 20 . -evsr ri v enlths
sse1los. fft,'n ft.e ansn sfffft - >srss ionis
street. nov ~ uss aan.ts. sod fiaf J ~tlf -
css- pam fii-ru fuf fir lseffo-i - - - y
aays frorn thir sis'- ~ M ,sA.ee - the cttg
u~asDref. rfiF hriE
M.H >oBklck. go Trsasurs.f.
lure
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15

or- large h.r,s-r. % an ins.aarr tsssfr.1r-
f,.sfs fasfiace etc al a. iftf. ass fsfitff ri
l-rsfe 81 easf ffptt ~-sisf i-isi, 81. ~
e hsrrs sfseai So
sii.s ious. ,su Hssstf fs-fsf ~ffi s.s,fffs. sea.
rffst rritz s.
Tee house .f ssiinrfssn arHfr1t. s.its ~ith
bern n-isi.s.s hsvs fffr tern orrui'ssa 80
sr.g
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MUST BE SOLD.

Tn .ccoUn, 1T tho death at ownes-
! splendid s;ram. full RULER process 6onrsns
mill ca sci,y IL barrels Ter 4 hcurs an excl
lent condition, running fr,ntsbly noe fuei
~os-d per cord 10. city II .tu, siaty tatiss
frnm Detroit. Originally cost S-5.ss; ~iil ssil
al great sacrifice; rare chance hN>ELhf. Ia
Bull ilo-k Detroit
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15

wings stretching each aide % white
chiffon chou
sofne - the Jacket fronts are 80
,r-T1elg ANAL Many - those ca The
rev gowns come scarcely 9TH" s,o-f Ice
Some q them have an old s1-ef given
,her hy an up-asd curve across the
bottom Tho JACKIE; fpout hos come -
s;av r. onunaends ifs~if resr =
fall front. their - uothiag Irrftier
than 40 shar' jauu'y c'at effect r.
suits sisu ADJ 'uii agure alike another
r.a~pn - its grra' popelari'v
~. a ~.HtpEEf
The prrnnrtaes@ snd certainty p ~.
cures hsre wa.ie thsmhafia. t'.ush
Es-uss-iy fsneas - - lntarfisfi c-t.s,l
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15
H. J. DE COLA
REAL ESTATE AGENT.

ROOMS ANDB Ton ~ BLK I
FOX sAIE HCtr>tS AND LOIS
hne rio1ern uis. hsstsrss "a Terrace
ascneo. easf fr,ntsgii. owned - afrn Ftritests
must Ill bargain Also or.s 49, iuftssi sse.
Due -agii r-snss cisrn-r i.st- Nur aH ~suth
latay~tts-. with furnace, bath 49, al fafsasrs
Improvements 'str ,sn fafpsf esanur. Tvs W
rs~sus carnor loi good hsrf- q iasrss4B. tine
"a entrai sNsnss. oae ,st iar4r sseusn. go
North fgpslert, one uu HssfiIss. srns na kici-
ard avenue Aiso fw<, house. tfsufsf sgft.-,.
81 essbsnse f.f hoGss sta loi centrally i,-nsts-d
Two bsssr-ss ga a. strs-t Sf0rrOa hslsussx,s
avenue fssf sale or ssehsngr.
fARh> ron naLB Oh EXCHANGE
Ia acr-s ~ TeatFisls~ taWH.fip. a fise stock
farm sal elan iusssi large bsrn .4lAii house
- acfss impr1Fcd. balance bcrh 1uspis .iia
snd a.. tsfsl6cf. issr ssle - s1cssfsc ior clty
l.ftfssffF.
10 scrs f~ei,e sislf- fsori elf, ono - re
t-st stszA assFT tsTns IT, Tao state ~rii
~atsress With sTftns tsfs~ss too .s-st s,fcisr,is
cp fssn ~" so-i i.1u-sS. t'ss1 barns and int
olks g. ACRE iniles frs.fn city. su-st isu.l4
ms good orchard Ard s-.s,.i isu@
lssr sise an nun.i-.f - fhr~ giscss 80 gar,i~a
ksnes near Use estg r-i,.fisg ffsau I've ~ f.ssts
oQr>
have - in az Part. - the oi'y 10 s.ll ani
' tx.s,..I r~u,
koDcy t. lean On good rcai ev'ste sscnri,,.
n } Ia sOtIA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15

Z ~ I FFsrnffT flfFi00,
Grand EaGAds. N.rh.. haY lea
Notice A. hcrela sistn that tie Assessment
roll for tho lWI.roxssu1fsif ~ u stt.s~s CFurt.
from Queen street g. atluT street. iu ruf
hAnis. AMI that VII receive payment therein
fur the fs-ri.sd 80 twenty day fnilu 'hi. date
the office of The Cts Treasures. its Han
n IL Satkklt b tttN Tfsasurrf
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Trcasuscr's Notice.

CATS Treasurer Oiiire. 4
Grand Rapids. Ht~h MAY q. i~tr
Notice n hereby gwen that the s-~s.-.morit
roll Tor paving East ttlfoa stref.. fr,.1i ~Tfing
strr~ast "a the hrtsise. Is uos ~ M hsuts. asd
HAT l Will receive satHlent thereon fof t;sr
p,rioi Of twenty iass from The tste at tife
Office Of the ify 1rvssnr,.r. City Hail
NJ H. StkkIt h. tsty treasure.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15

Fole SALE.

y Pam @ssane Ljuss h~seS csssvs.. $780,
fassaAus hfse lsc2t.1a. Large axutllna. ~
ga Ia VITA ~itsscas ss,s ss.ssx ios S-ns< -
Ao<thss~s essFsss f.stl ssa1ss sai IsssanA,
t,ss ssss he s-icss
sstc,s "a Lafayette stssst. s<sstA II WoankD
ssrbass
Tee lots On kaa.s<sp svsass. ssr<A q TlnA
ssena<. sAsl fsxsass
i.oa .@ f.rrses ssesass. hear we~lts.y. gzssDs
vsTs se-afzkir.
Northwest oeross AssS.ss cad ts<rSS.n -
GALA sth ffaGsse sfcFe. aud asx.issS. 4
"a Sssesth sscn1e hear nail I8e1eSnn
sir,st,. TOO sssss asciiss-x ~ssA sd ~ -
pfsS0.
~ Cherry, corssr ssecrsoa. god rs~sdsse>
lC
n North isa-s@. ,2-r.sa bssrk sfsssssax 90
sarn -, i@sxiN IA paved Ailsy eAsc.,ls>.. sliv
ss.a gNsssss.
h1rn.
Bsssk 80 snssena, fatsn. ssss.sas.s frsua
Asesss.ii Assasr q tsair.c aFeeor. is.1s.tl-1 90
the Jsrih b, Mia slr. - tLs aest .isus -
pns-ft, sn thss scslsl f,sr isitsrs lssssss<.rs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15

Z - IFnIf7f ' : ffIlf .
srsui fsntds Mic. day "a. Isu
<o'e hrf@tF gwen thft he sss ssntrnf
ro.i fF IT, cor sfr7tct % = -~Rsr n file sNes
t.ftw~ru J. IT - ssrnue and l. sttrrss street.
fr,,sn first asriue d Nsuhsn aVsf4ne. d r,,s~
m uiY hsui> and fha' I Wtil rrc rise q ffuefit
theEs~sa for 10 g,Ttaa IT fweafy stat- fFsI iti-
Il te 81 ths stfc. 30 flse cts treasurer r4fs q all
Il. ~oBKIt h. tiiy ir.asareT
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15
khANTELS
wi AND CRATES

Before bu,ing call at the new saicSroom OF
the Aidine Manufacturing Co. corner OF ont
-trest. shawmut avenue. They carry IN st~k
.,,a,cS of all kinds. wood. marble aud slate
naniels. t,e, prices.
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Want Columns



no ytsl MANI Ausktf- n So ycs vii Cad
~ u ~ y<sss sSs sAss,< ~ 49, ~ e>s.sxe bss.
s~ssA<.
Ne naaks is.ass ga LssssAsseid eS.=ls. t.s.z.sss
fssss~. y asoes. az g~rsznsL ir,ss,sts - ar,
klsss 81 sise ss~s-f l>szssia4s x~iss AID ~ ts-s
~elskssl s-.ssstie ,inse,
slar loss.s arr q ssr ~stiss-vs pstsscits Ana
tie ssss-ef9 is al, a. sesAf A-ssa.ssAi s>sssss
Al o.
l>e.s., cas- h. earned a. isss - aasiTea ~ osa
b ..@sf IA sa. part al 40 tsnsa Ia sssit
soof sssssa aud A4ls part paid ssissess liza
CAL ~ esrfysEx the ssss.a-
IL ysso oss . Lslslss. fDrntfsre. ptsbe
other s.ropcrty " AZ ssy a. ~ f0s ss,e. sla
carr .esss a. ssss ar~iss.
We aiss snake haas sis t1sidtas Assa isssa
ss.~satsso IAan
Oar efssss tfss psssf fieA-sRf IA The city
std are sBEnSe-i that ssAfft~ e1iit4< Hsssa
ss MAY ~ ssilSa eIas sea1kiy ALL sssI-fssr
Sossy.
kssssrAb~r that ,cs have the Me- II bsh the
pfoisrts and the noass as-d Cat rc,ilsE tiss
ss-.fsss al AM tina
GRAND GAflIss Nokf6AoH LOAN CO.
k,s.sE = lover tss-rk..
Cnssser - Nsalfsss fear4 AID t@aal sss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15

GOOD IiOIt.I.--".-..g" .. "a
atf. ttts . trsa-sfett a sai = 30 tstA ~
a. aa.ul. n aa-t. Va 90 uN sfrsst uaas-
.atss - So fsFa a. a.. o. - heass
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15

bought Mortgages sna isad es-atrs~ts.
ID Noncy Ia i0an- gl.hs h Martha. ~ Canal
street. ~
L,oR a L,.H "a resi- estate .es John h. Asrsis
u No At'snAl street- g.
MONEY LOANED Tor shaff tsss.s In large or
vi small snaosBts al, fern II good sssnS-
lty Prank 4 Nesarg, - Michigan rest
iaiidlaz. Goa. is4sl asa ostAsa stTcets Iole-
,iss.ne liz
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wAmrEp AeeMs.
wA~rrbrs,ruAY,oms.

WMTED-wag by man 81 large experience.
w IN opening. & ccpin, AMI closing books
and clcrking; 4 No. references Address 7.
80 Highland avenue, city. Il
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15
CNAfRs RECANEO.

f1'tLiIitp>E 'rlto kAieiiF A iIri,. ~'> -,
j cspr at repair rhstrS ustns osiiy ths hist
,ns,.fs, and eisrginx 90 more than nsn - las
e. Aroani s,,licii ins
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15
WANTED TO BUY.

WAIVED 70 BUY.
NNA>TkD- Hcus~ and lcs centrally heated.
w will LAY cash aud balance ~ saeaat
prurer,y. Inquire of Willard h uriffiths. No
lanai street e.
l.>OR SALE H"u.e and b., centrally located
J. ~ sale cheap wtll take s,~-t drtvins
h,yr.e "a fret payment. h,laure on EASY ts,rfna
Cnli and 49, v Hard X. urifihs >n. Csusi
ssr a.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15

FOR RENT BUSINESS.
l.'OR RENT block G Canal street, Scr John
j ~ Martin. " anal street 81
l.,OR RENT Safety dcI,s.st vaults and store
j No q Fs.entais s,rea,. luqairs at music
store. - bftsws -irret At
l,oR RENT furnissss r-ors. Three large
j rs~Yr- sni'Hhu FOR Wholesale furniture
business. IN the shepard hla-k inquire Mt
tho music st"rs. - ottawa street. Gn
l'pR Ei>T 1hrc" store. un Fountain street,
j ~ o. and ~ inluir. AZ music stare. vi
Ottawa street. 81
l.'OR RksI pflces aud hall. ia the shepard
j tnsk ~ Fountain street. luauifa at tss
ntn.ir 4 sfs, s.s 'sfaws rect tsf
I.'Dk FtNr ~. f9 tse-i sirre, vacant sni
j f,f rrat Joib ~ Msuln, ~. " Canal
stFurf a.
I'pW NINt Tho funr ssaFF sut bssstnent
] tsuidsng. - ~ e frari s'rr~t, a. long
lea-r ", sp..r.sli'ie i.artS luquifs ~ tlafs
lhstnz i'httr~ a. ISL
L@E HtNI The stores 100 occupied ~
NesthsflB Polite. en- frsu .tfes'
r...ss-si..n sives Ma - rarticalar. ~.
Yuife - Inss Fotnse', q s'.sr,-~ .tr-rt At
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9Nt>tt AND oAEhsif sf>fe A
s.ss4s~ h-si all hey . kss ss.asi ssss--i-
ss-san q i.osetts h4esk. ossts@sse es ests hos>1
L@h rAif itsss !, tiss tLinx foE . f@stroas
m4a 20 stzist. sssoss hssass ga issnss stfsst,
eeas ftskt5 ssenas, tsf ssat,3 fret the ncis-
BET L. a. iesss n oseF asa sal fss EEscf. etc
thsfiss l. ksrsss. > ADD ~ " .sdsoSa1e halie-
tss. 81
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OgfOszen1e.

CEtLI chcesz pods6 jake ogEoszenie " js-
kiembadz miejscu 1 ~cxasie, pisS do Geo.
z. Rowell q Co, No. 10 Spruce St, New
York.
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100 DOIar6w Nagrody!

Poszukiwanie zEOdxieja.
Nitej podpissny poszukuje Jana
Wilczewskiego, kt6ry mi ukradl noty
m LAO dolar0w j tAkowe zpieniezyi
ma bsnku " Pierce City, Mo. Jan
Wilczewski jest Z Galicyi, take nosil
imie " st. Louis, lecz pojeohawszy do
Milwaukee to nsEywal sic Ignacy Will
ozewski -rysopis, oEsrwone wlosy brwi
l wssy duze, kt6re ozesto zakEeca.K toby
go EisPal doaiesie nsgrody dOls-
row Sto, wiadomoSoi prosze sdrssowa6:
J0zef Grosk0toski,
1240 N. Broadway, Bird floor Room 5.
s. Louis, Nc.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-17

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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-17
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The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-07-27
The G,,Iar GoinacH.

The United States government took the money coinage of the country into it's own hands in l732. From that year ! till 1873 only 8,O:5, ,838 silver dollars were coined altogether. From 1913 to 1873 silver coinage was stopped. In 1878 it was resumed. and from 1878 till 1S00 $3T3, tGG,19 were coined ill silver. h 1890 our coinage legislation waa again ovehauled, and what i5 called the ShCr- man act was passed in difference to the growing power Of the silver mcnin con- gress.
 TEe 1890 law required the secretary of inc treasury to purchase every month 4,5C0, ,0OOfuo ounces of silver bullion and pay for it in the notes now known as sil- yer certificates. When these certificates were presented for payment at the treas ury, the secretary vas Co pay out gold or silver for them. &t his disc:ctioa. but such has Lean the state Of public genti- ment that his discretion has always been to pay in gold. In addition to the issu- ance of the silver certificates the sccrc- tary was required by law to coin g, ,O00,- coo a month from July 1, isG0, til July |. 1891,
 Since the resumption 0! silver coinage in 1878 410,204,8S5 silver dollars have been issued from tho mint. Of this number only &58,OlG,OI0 arc in actual circulation. Of outstanding silver cer- tilicates there are $326, 6,480, 1G5.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-07-27
Money For inventors.

Apparently Thomas A. Edison spoke out of the depths of unpleasant personal experience when he told New York World representative not long since that secrecy was better than a patent in pro- tecting an inventors rights. If young man invented something useful, he should not apply at once for patent on it and thus let all the world know what he has made, in Edison's judgment. He should simply construct the machine he eas devised and then himself go into the manufacture of the articles he designed 1t to make. By this means he will gain such advantage over others in the field who have not his machine that he will beat them and hold it himself.
 This is practical wisdom indeed. Edi- son himself has always said he never made any money from his patents, only from manufacturing. He instances the management of Millionaire Carnegie in his iron mills. The Carnegie system is to bo on the lookout constantly for labor saving machinery, and when it is found employ it even at high cost. Labor is the most expensive item in the manufac- turers accounts. Whatever VII cut down the number of men he is forced to employ win save him that much money.
 To the young inventor, therefore, Eai- son says: Find out some great labor say ing tool, for that is the demand of the time. Keep its plan and processes an absolute secret and begin operations with it yourself. Chemistry is a good field for inventive genius. Edison men. lions various manufacturing secrets that have thus been kept for years and have them. One of them is the London meth cd of dycing sealskins, which has never been successfully initiated elsewhere in the half century that these skins have been fashionable. By the way, it was an American, a FerInonter, who dis covered sealslin dyeing, Another ex- ample is found in the article known as stub steel. It's manufacture is known to only one family, and in thIs the secret is handed down from generation to gen eration Mr Edison says: The wealth of the modern world has been created by labor saving machinery, but no matter how much labor saving machinery may bo invented there will always Do enough work for mankind. Tho great inventor analyses the career of the Pittsburs iron king ps follows;
 Carnegie who used to ben telegraph operator like myself, has followed the most enlightened business policy. He Las surrounded himself in his business wi, young rnen who are hustlcrs, and he has 5pargd no expense 10 procure labor saving machinery. That combination cannot be beaten in the manufacturing world.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-07-27
The number of deaths officially re- ported on account of the Ford's theatey disaster at Washington is 22.
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The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-07-27

One is called on to pity the poor sen Gtors and representatives who must as- scmblo in tho scething hot city of Wash ington in August. Their discomfort is added to by the fact that the capitol is undergoing repairs which cannot be completed before they convene. There will h0 dust, pounding and hammoring unspalkab!o, and eron mortar may be sprinkled over the sacred senatorial per- son as it wabbleg to and fro in the mar blo halls. Congress can reflect, how ever, that the building over itg head is not in the condition in which it allowed Ford's tAcatcr to stand, year after year, while hundreds Of it's faithful employees risked their lives there daily,