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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-11-05
THE KNOXVILLE ROBBERS.
The Man Who Gave the job Away
Was Shot.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Nov. "A plot to
rob the express train on the Knoxville
& Ohio railroad last night originated
with F. W. Cerding, who served for a
long time as delivery clerk in the local
express Office here. Jim Smith, his
pal, who put the authorities on to it, is
bar-room loafer. He paid dearly for
it, as he is in the hospital here and will
die.
Cerding is in the Knoxville Jail and
will pay the penalty for his crime.
The chief of police at Atkin, who was
shot in his left arm, had ball ex-
tracted today and the wound is not
considered serious. There was COM
paratively little currency in the express
car at the time of the robbery.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-11-05
Lynching Imminent.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 4.-The Republics
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, says: At Shuey
vile, Benjamin Fordyce was held to
the grand jury in the sum OF 1900 on a
charge of criminally assaulting an old
Bohemian woman. The Bohemians are
much excited and are making prepara-
tions to lynch Fordyce.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-11-05
THE MONETARY CONFERENCE.

Unlikely that it will Be Soon Re-
convened.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-There appears
to be very little if any prospect of the
immediate reassembling of the inter
national monetary conference. AS the
conference was called at the suggestion
of the United States, its deliberations
will probably be resumed only at the
request of this government. AS far as
can be ascertained, secretaries Gresham
and Carlisle have at present no inten-
tion of making the request.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-11-05
Henry Starr Must Hang.

FoRT SMITH, Ark. Nov. 4,-This
morning Judge Parker sentenced Henry
Starr, the notorious train robber and
highwayman, to be hanged Feb. 20,
1894, for the murder of Deputy United
States Marshal Ford in the Indian ter
ritory.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-11-05
ANOTHER GONE.
The City Editor of the Gazette
Under Arrest.
The Accusation Is Criminal Libel-He
Admitted the Authorship of
the Offending Comments.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Tucson, Nov. A warrant was
sworn out tonight for the arrest of
Frank King. city editor OF the Phoenix
Gazette, on charge of criminal libel,
he having admitted that it was he that
wrote certain libelous articles which
have appeared in the Gazette. The
warrant was served on him and he was
admitted to bail in the sum of $500.
King arrived in the city this morning
in answer to citation to appear fol-
contempt. His admission of the au-
thorship of the articles at once led to
his arrest. His hearing in the con-
tempt case was postponed until Mon.
day.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-11-05
SUICIDE OF SYMES.
An Ex-Congressman and Resident
of Denver,

DENVER, COL, Nov. 4.-Hon. George
Symes, an ex-congressman and one OF
Colorado's pioneers, and one of Den
ver's most prominent and wealthiest
citizens, lies at the morgue. Mr.. Symes
killed himself presumably while his
reason was temporarily affected. The
suicide occurred in room No. 70. Symes
block some time between 6 O'Clock last
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-11-05
The Sultan Escapes a Breach of
Promise Suit.

LONDON, Nov. Am action for a
breach of promise involving heavy
damages and question of the posses
sion of a diamond bracelet brought
against his highness, the sultan of
Johore, by Miss Jenny Migbell of
Brighton, came up in court today. Ap-
plication was made on behalf OF the sui
tan to stay all proceedings, on the ground
that the court had no Jurisdiction over
him. The judges decided to allow the
appeal of the sultan, ON the ground
that he was an independent sovereign
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-11-05

BEYOND COURT JURISDICTION
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28
Illl,eracy In v.riou. Countries.

Recent statistics state that the
greatest proportion of illiterates is
found in the three Slavic states Of
Rounania, Russia and Servia, where
30 per cent. OF the population Is I'M
able 10 read or write. OF the Latin
speaking races Spain heads the list
with ~ per cent, France and Belgium
having about As per cent The litter
ates In Hungary number about - per
cent; in Austria, 80 per cent, and in
ireland. 81. In England we find 10 per
cent; Holland. 10 per cent; United
States (white population). 8 per cent,
and Scotland, per cent. unable 10
read or write. When we come to the
purely Teutonio states we ind a
marked reduction in the percentage OF
illiterateS The highest is In Switzer-
land, rs. In the whole German EN-
pire 1t is but per cent. In Sweden.
Denmark. Bavaria. Baden and Wur-
temburg there Is not a single person
over ten years of age unable % read
and write
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28
MORTGAGE sALE-Dofault having

MORTGAGE SALE-Default having bsen
vi made in the co dltions OF n ain mort
gage. dated the nineteenth day Of DECEMBER;
A. ID. i-t2 made by BENJAMIN IA. Hicss and
ClErisss r Hicks. his wife. TO the Grand Rap
ids savings aux. and recorded In the q nee Of
the regis er Of deeds OF kens coanty. Michigan,
on the -tth day OF December, ID. lstz ~ ooe
o'clock in the afternoon, Ia Liber 10. OF mort.
cages. ON pages &c and G5 which said mort
gage contains power OF sale, watch, by reason
of said default. has become operative, aud Il Is
expressly provided in said mortgage. that
should de 'ault b. made In the payment OF The
principal or interest n said mortgage. or ans
provided therein. and should the same. any
part thereof. rcmRin unpaid Tor the period 81
thirty days. then tho principal OF said mort
GAGE with all arrcaragcs o. interest, shall. az
the option 81 said mortgseee, become enc and
payable Immediately thereafter. notwithstand-
ing the time limited in said MORTGAGE or note,
for the payment ~ principal and interest. shall
not then have sxT ired that an In~taiment Ut
interest came due on said mortsase June la
1879. that the same rrins ined unpaid and an
arrears more than thirty days. and that the
same - still In arrears and unpaid AZ n date
OF this notice. that said mortgage mas aud
hereby does elect to declare the eutirs principal
and All srrea' rcs OF interest % said mortgage
due and payable under End ht virtue Of said
agreement. that thera . claimed 81 b. duu for
principal and interest AT the date Of this notice
the sum OF two Thousand SIR hundred and
thirty four aud "a ma dollars ga 10 iDoi ard
Bo AIT "a Law or in equity having been instr
tufrd Ia recover the money due thereon there
fore notice IL hereby gwen that said mortgage
Will he foreclosed by sale a the mnrtgaret
premises az public auciicn. 10 the highest hid.
der. - satisfy the amount " ptiacipal and m
tsrest due thereon. end ecsfs. including al a.
torney fee u thirty Eve dollar, allowed b. tip
tattorneys being employed 20 fefe~ic<e sad
mortGagel, on " ,nday, the 18th day Of Efcsfm-
her. A. II. 1s3. az ~ o'cicrk In ths fprcncon q
that day al tie north n az doaf OF The court
house. in the city ~ trand Rspid< In the
county 81 kent. and stHte Of Michigan. that
being the place were the cifcuit court for the
counts Of keat IL holden- The said mortgag "A
premises are described - fsdiows All those
certain pieces or farc u ~ land si,nste ard
beng m the township Of Ada. ia the county ~
keu, snd state ~ Nifhigsn end described a.
follows fo~tt The west b. II ~ che sonth eess
quarter II section nuFnier " I'm y-thr.e -. ard
the north vest quarter 81 the noTth east quar-.
fef ~ ss~tion aussber fsenfyzsiK nsel, all IN
township sevep 10, north q ranae ten iiel
w~sf. and conh.ininx ssns hnndeed and fweoty
u2l sfrss ~ lard. ACCORDING "a tbs United
States survey ~ 'he same Eore 80 les.
Hafei ~epfctHi er = 4. l<@A
GRAND kAFIDs SAVINGS BANK.
Mcrtsax~a
TAoGaEr. NnxcpFT a 8ASsoS,
eat dsr a. Atorncfs Tor Mortgage
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28

A rich coat Is plain three-quarter
length, In dark brown diagonal, plain.
save for the deep, straight eollarette OF
heavy mink that falls over.
A dark green coat has leg-o'-muttons
In velvet TO match IL turns back IN
large revsrs thatare edged with narrow
sable. and the fur continues to run
down the coats edges The opening
left by the revers n filled in with n col
lar that continues short distance
down the front. in bands; and where
The fronts OF the coat meet. little
lower down, one edge of the sable dis
appears for little space. 20 come out
a few inches below In the shape OF n
tiny fur head. that peeps forth from
what looks like a little pocket cut into
th, side. The effect is very taking.
A handsome black coat has velvet
sleeves again. immense revcrs that
start upon the shoulders and that con-
tinue into a broad plastron. The
RIVERS are well-nigh hidden under the
decoration that covers them-pretty
black embroidery touched with jet.
aud. On the edge, two Of those tiny
plated braid ruff3es that are 80 popu-
lar. The skirt OF the coat was also
richly worked. add showed some Of the
tiny rude effect also An astrachan
collar finished itself in two bands that
went half way down the front
Hut = truly magnificent carriage
cloak wss qSecn OF everything saw
this particular day. A rich black
SAITH with a row of mink down the
front. i description not particularly
inspiring. but IL was the minor details
that excited the enthusiasm A huge.
wide sleeve showed that the cloak had
lining Of deep crimson velveteen.
severed with satin polka dots. The
neck Il turned hack into . plated fall
ing collar. showing the red Of the lin
Ing and edged with the mink In the
front the collar falls in pretty coquilles.
ard. beneath. turns bssk entirely from
the front "a show . warm vest all Of
mink that fts closely and steps ct the
waist linz II Is caught in BY shin
ing band ~ open jet. laid over crimson
satin. Eva A. SCHUBERT.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28

Hold sni Th1z - bigger sn,i thaa
l sxpests1. I thoagAt IL w.s f.ser.
an ~lilinx - divide 10 with yo1- lsn't
thai fsirf fsns IL -lttls noss nan
fsirfs
fAs dassy srsseisr reelected rao-
snoot-
We'll Ne aid. II guess that's
sqa.re snoaSh Goa . ten dollar billy.
NE. bat II yca'n wait here nia-
NE III t2ks this into. = cigar shop
round the corner snA gsl Il changed :
.you needn't do thst thif.k I've
got . tsn-r
wssA sons slaarisy he drew leather
Wallet from his pocket. Opeaed II. ex-
trseted bill and han<led il over. re-
eeivinT the twenfy dollars In exehange.
Two hours later. with farce CLEAN
In his eye ani hiekors club In his
hand. he was hunting III over town
for nan with . purple aeektie
The twsnty dollar bill Was . coun-
terfsil
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28
Proposals for Convict Labor af Michi.
gan state Prison.

sesied proposals will be received at the Office
Of the warden At the NJ CHG IN xfaie prison IN
I'll Il O'Clock noon on NJ lnday n veInber q. 4.
ID. Isl for the labor of 10 conyicts Tor tern
not lsrs than five years nor longer than ten
years from and alter the first day II December.
A. d. 1st8.
Propos ais viii be receiva for the whole num-
Der Of convicts "a above OF for any number II
them not less than fifty.
All labor under tho proposed c. attract must
he performed within the prison yard within
buildings which viii b. furnished by the state,
and in accordance with the prison rules. re9u-
lations and discipline Ina force Ter the time
being Power will be furnished contractors ut
reasonable rates u desired
Proposals Will specify the articles To be MANI
featured, the shop space roqu red and the price
20 bs paid per day per convict, aud viii con.
tain the name OF two persons who are proposed
81 suretes upon tho bond required 20 be given
II contract Il to be entered into.
Each proposal must b. accompanied by
bond ia the San Of one thousand dollars. with
surety satisfactory to the board OF Inspectors
conditioned that in case the bid - accepted rs
the warden the bidder wiil. upon entering into
the contract, in pursuance of the bid, execute
a bond OF two or more sureties In a sum satis-
factory To the inspectors. conditioned for the
faithful performance OF such contraet on bits
part
Proposals. must he sealed addressed 20 the
warden. Michigan State Prison, jackson Michi-
gan, and marked Proposals. for Convict
Labor" The right Is reserved to reject any
and al proposals.
Dated Michigan State Prison. Ost- u, fssgR
octltd-novs wM CHAnEEsLTS. Warden.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28
A THOUSAND SERVANTS.



tbs wlsA 90 tnsfHsd's osssa-
Queen Victoria . housel,old comprises
. multitude Of titled ansi sslaried otii-
eiais. says the 81 fsonis 6liobe- Democrat.
There are the lori steward. the lord
chamberlain, the treasurer. the comp
troller. the keeper Of the privy parse,
his assistants and secretaries. the cor
oner and the electric light engineer.
The lord ehamberlains department
comprises vice chamberlain. comp
troller, examiner % accounts. paw
master. master of ceremonies. marshal
of ceremonies. lords In waiting, grooms
In waiting, extra gro,ras. gentlemen
nshers OF the privy chamber. gentle.
men ushers of the black rod, gentle
men ushers daily walters. gentlemen
ushers quarterly walters. sergeant-at-
armA poet laureate. examiner Of plays,
librarian, painter, marine painter,
sculptor, surveyor Of pictures, German
librarian, constable of Windsor. gen
tlemen-at-arms and yeomen. The do
partment Of the master of the horse
comprises: Master OF the buekhounds,
clerk marshals, grand faleone-. crown
equerry, equerries in ordinary, extra
equerries, honorary equerries. pages
of honor. superintendent OF royal news,
storekeeper and q host of clerks. The
department. of the mistress of the robes
comprises Ladies' OF the bedehamber,
extrp ladies Of the bedchsmber, bed
chamber women, extra bedchanaber
women, maids Of honor. groom of the
robes. clerks Of the robes and chaplain.
The religious department consists OF
the dean of the chapel royal. clerk Of
the closet, deputy clerks of the closet
and domestic ehaplains- The medical
department has among its members
physicians In ordinary, physicians ex-
traordinary, sergeant surgeons, sur
geons extraordinary, physicians TO the
household. surgeon To the household,
surgeon apothecary, other surgeons
and apothecaries, surgeon oculist, sur
geon dentist. dentists To The house
hold and chemists and druggists.
There are also q hereditary grand al
moner, lord high ainioner. a subal-
moner and secretaries, clerks, walters,
servants and other persons to the num-
Der Of about thousand.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28

essr hl.ss ak pettieost. and with =
ysliow r1<hs - the fss< a zsshersa
hadies of sofs ysilo~ over blsek wss
pzFtly oDneealsd szisr me vest 81
bAtnk vslFst, rksAiy snnkxoitrred snd
paHs~nsners~1 IN p=srL that tell over.
ei<h loag pointed ends "a 'front.' The
slisssepof<s we're . littls higher thAn
- asusi, and .~=re made upof innnmsr>
sEsbis SMALLER pnsHA Long black SUICIDES
vrsnkisd - The shert pun. The tiny
hzt was al % biASk lace and velvet.
sith h-reury siEsg ~ the SIDE
Bat the bride ~ill need another WRAPS
and sottisx esaid Dc c@lealsted 70 ssit
her. or ~ozn&nkist Ia general estter
than The beautiful garments Of to-day.
gently away from dropping gigot
sleeves. % the heavy mink eollaretfs
falls npoa heavier coat sleesess and
the effect l. even heavier In fur than
in velvet For the far II 80 helpless.
that II fails where ID h pat, With not .
biz of grace; and II locks Sd settled and
ianosable that the effect might be
nngatuly were 10 mot 10 delightfully."-
fashionable. Then the stole. Loo. II
great characteristics Of the winter coat.
A great long one IN fur il no unusual
sight. falling even 20 the. feet. over .
short garment A particularly fAscin-
ating creation Of this sort WA a rather
short caps. Of eoaehmAns color cloth.
over which hang plated eollaretts
in rich gold brown velves over thc
velvet came the stole. IN beautiful
lynx. melting into the golden tint Of
the velvet. starting In collar 1T the
back. but widening out in front, To
form = yoke. then falling In the long
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28
A NEW euNko GAME.
Ortgiesttty 80 scheme go svtndis the
tnsevhistse.ssd ta Chicago.

rn.ophi.sse.s.d IN Chie.se.
That's tninel-
s'It's mine
The two men spoke simultaneously.
s0d reached at about the same instant
for . cTumplcd piece ~ paper that lay
oa the sidswssS The man with The
parpie necktie was shade the quicker
o. the twa Ills band closed over the
paper inst IN time 90 De cIutohed itself
IA che yrssp Of the other man, . dusty.
sravvl-sssiuei pilgrim In . gray suit
.nd carrying . sAli>-. s.y. The Chicago
Trirune.
There wsss rcrnenssrY struggle. bn.
she msa with The parple necktie re-
tsined pr.~>--ior ~ the pris~
n -aw thas hrstT- h8tly exclaimed
the Traveller
II Yoa $40 .. fret. uay friend. +" 20
piied "a. otk~r. '-why didnt ysa esck
Il spr~
"1ss tunpssi IN sb~ad ~ me-
Il ~w "a .. s.,on as zen af5. N net =
httie ssouer I Sss nsakiag fof n
when yau ss.s,ped
4 Tss nssrsg ~ 80 hsd ths 49,,
rieht "a 80 demand
s-eftig. NJ dear air sid shs ra.a
Sta tAe psrrh~ s~~ssi~. r~sfrsiisr ..
Tie sthss s,fvsbesa '-i'oss~asksa y
fslae p-siats - ths 10 s.s 49, pssist
sssss 6flfF - sssk~ - aat sell
snkea thlak ! 49, - afst. sasi 80
tainiy ga q ssss. ssa eaass ~ ssap
IA asls~s ssfka.f7 - ~sstsfas~4 &c Sc
se~n.-f tfs@ ps@s@ - gee. y.psF 81
ts.ssa - IA flfs t~sety 4s.il.s
hsli'-
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28

DRORtTE ORDER state - Aichlssa. os,us..
1 - - kenA 49, AZ y session - the Frahe -
tooFt fof The Bsid csunts - ksnt. he'd - ths
rft.i.at~ s.fis- la he rifs % 0faaa ksQtsis "a
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sari eaaht hafslfad sni ntnrf thFes
ffrernf. rfifs v fsftff-s antiEH ~ fFofssfa
10 tha fsettef - fiif ~siatn -
LYDIA ARatIAUt. tncssarst
40 tHsf 81 -HIt ~ aftfihE pnftfn tifaF ~ -
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hsetas 800 - a. tbs fss1fi fcs Fsstsfs
IL y sssisFe.i that frfiaf ftr ~ faf a. <es.
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probate ansa - aff~i'ni~i - ft,ssiax 81 "a
iafIFsnaHt
sasi q l. ftFli.ss estef-8 tiist ssii.f - thf.
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tsIa5iss ~ - a ..ssftf - sss
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28

CRATTEL MORTGAGE SALE.

On the -Sth day Of octsbcf. feso. at 10 o clos s
In the morning, ~ tho faetory'of thr Michigan
cabinet company, On ttawa street. ia the cts
Of Grand Rapids. Aichigan. shali sell the en-
lire stock of furniture. naanufae .urod aud IN
the process % maui acture. wtieh the said
Michisan cabinet Company had Ia said factory
on the 18th day Of September, ies3.
The above property wa morigas ~ 20 me a.
n trustee. 90 tho 18th day OF SsptemhcF, tr4,
and the above sale viii he made IA tatisiy The
terms of The aid moftssse.
Dated October n, i>ia-
Is JOSEPH PENNEY, Trustee.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28
lila Strange

That people suffering from Piles win
endure them for years or submit TO dam
gerous. painful. cruel and expensive
surgical operations, when all the time
there h painless certain, lasting cure,
which gives instant relief and costa but a
trifie. Ii Is called the Pyramid Pile Cure
and can be found at all drug stores. ANY
druggist win get It for you II you ask
him
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28
SEALED PROPOSALS.
OFFICE oF CII'f ,LERk,
GRAND RAPIDS, Mch Oct - lsq0

GRAND RAriDs, Mch OFT ~ lsse
Sealed prop sails viii be re 1yed al this Of
fee Up a. o'clock p m, Nordiy. October -.
lss1. or the Furnishing 81 80 co d tmote or
lcss) OF sound l6inca blockweod. o1e- 4alf II
tesrh and one bali Of hard maple, "a be dellv-
cred To the 81 egtor IL the pocr, ia lots OF ROT
L. - than oue cod, the entire delivery to be on
ths east AIDE Of Grand River; n bond 10 Be for
nished Tor tn performance Of the wotlS ASo
like proposals for furnishing hu bushels
more or lessl OF good nero hant abe potatoes.
To be a lvered in 0bbushel lots a. dll ctcd by
the committee on poor up 20 4ay I. 1884. sni
also for "a bushels OF haadpii.k0d beans. 20 lie
delivered " thin thirty Gays Rom date OF &c
ceptance o. proposal
all bids. 81
All proposals TO be endorsed. Proposals for
Wood or 9th srwise, a. tie case NAV De.
j.. q. puNTOS.
H. J. GExyERs
A. NUnxBUHG.
Committee ON Poor.
Wa sHfNKMAN, City Clerk.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28
VIII $500 HELD You Out?

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Et48 L. sstsf f7a4 as lH s.fssss isis -
s-sff affes atas-E So - = 49,
tilisas sstiefss 90. fafillF - ssttss tsa - -
fHssts $50 ssesef - 80 Fes f..sa ast - ~sit
- -sa ssss ffs-a - 30 - At lea '.t,iil
isi4lls4 asa. i 49, ~tfst s. a48 49,
stssas iits. is.s4s.4s. q s.fssis assess. 4 j.,
tsaf4s .. 81 $50 --e4 h-a ssssets-
- .lss fsis sta@ee p 49, ~ s.ss-s - "
Sac ~4-sssss 1sss4sssia. o1s4
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28

ffFea2 Esfs - strA o. 81 go
tsst-. = hFess FFer tast 49, sssa.sr~-sf
80 49, sae rszrsseetefee q s~s~ - Ssft
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- q d 4 sSkkisk c.s s,~.--r~.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28

ersns E.ps3. s.sh - = fsa
~esire her-a8 rtvre tbsf ~ ars.ssnn~an
reii ~ tAe es.estfeetsoa "a ee~~ ~ Orsp
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a. RssfeA ~ t~~sis esfs hsen fAss asts a.
sks saa.s - - eltf tfsasarer tstr hsik
set y 80 Stkkftk Cirs 1r~.ssr@
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28
H. J. DE COLA
REAL ESTATE AGENT


I
fok sALE-HopsEs AND Lors
1ns mot~rx ntns.rs.su Ban.a a. -
eyennn EAST neatssa u~ned a. - 49,
80. -. n@r<atn- Al>e &C. - r1rloa -
rer r<EAt fe<s1nE cufnef 90 CO - <.-..IE
k@.sSet@> st>A tufn1ce. fsth snd I'll n..l~--
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a. J. Dr3ok1A
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28
MONEY TO LOAN.


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rowing.
We make loans "a household Rods. rianos
horses wagons. or personal property 81 any
Kind at the lowest poesibls rates and IN tha
quickest possible time
Our loans are made without publicity ana
the properly u lsft IN your Individual possss
Sion
Loans esn - carried - long 90 desired crcsa
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ersi % carrying the loan
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We also make loans thu baildias ssdio
association plan.
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and srs 40 arranged that parties calling upon
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