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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30
H. J. DE COLA
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
TOWER BLK


foR s,I.E-HoisFcS AID LoTsS
hna nso.iern min. n-sri hoa-s 90 Tcrfscs
avenue, east fasniAce. owns~I ~ -rssldes.t.
must rsHil n bsrsasn. As@a 90 Bsirtssn ave.
nue, eaehf rpsnfs corner i"f. the "a SAITH
Lafayette With furnace. hath and al rsss.isrs
improvements. tine an banner ssannn. t~.sss
MONS. e.sn<R ia sss-f harn bargain ssns
cn tentrai avenue. t<rss avenue sua IN
NORTH Prospect. an Hsstirss. one 80 kiris-
ara avenue. Also swo hoass- On ss.fsfar strs-.l
20 exchange for honse and ~ ccs,Fsiib locstad
Two honses 30 a. rtssst- stsssson kalzunsxao
avenue fof sale ar sschancn
FARMS FoR SALE or rxcns>oE
IN, scres IN Tsshrfds~ tslwn.tIips q fias sfr.~s
farm sod ella, losn,, large barn small i.sasse.
IL acres improved isalshcs t~.Fh fast,ia sins
and ash tlnbsf. fos sale az stcha1.Ss tor ctr
property.
lt seres twelve sssiis- fsxsrn efts: une 20 siss
tsssf stack &c darn farms In ur SLATE e.sIl
vster.d with sIrihg hrs-,s tvo god orchard.
en- farm t~o snsd houses. god barns add srst
class suil
ola o. acrps IA miles from ctr God l.aiii
frss. rod orchard aud good land
havs also an nufuter a tfc pss.ces - garden
lands near tie ests ranging ffon I've - tsrty
sere..
I have lots IN al parts IL thu osiy "a ssii sna
sxrhsnxe.
Houses u rent.
Money 10 Ian on god real estate scrusi,r
VI fifihf.fA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30
INVHceTAaENTn.
IrOl& lsl:Nr.

New -'or~. corner ionss and islsns fa..Eus.
frsn tuson depot ofBe stes3 isal dias s.aisl
70 hc isnt az al oncc. Iust fhe s,laca luf csf.
n.ss rcIz~stoEs "a u<ssnu,iss On h.s,4-s.
FACTORY. With i-s~es hail -tr.ef sd3..isssar
bi--.'iit apt s~esiert. feHant sAn ssisrt -
small manifestations eeacfrns ns~riins l-setf
sstt,r1 ana tlsh bassnsenf, massive tIirk buliil
Ale. light on all s.ds~ water l.os-f slfh water
wheel stsaal lyser. frelsisi eies sfHr. a4s Ia
shaf'fhs snd lollest. and steam iicstifE = -
parstes; mails building sJsfsl att ols st5Ty
brick addition issils
fsrst hoor. HUM s'fsat room IN ia bal.
~insu~ adapted for il-Flli nanafscinri,.r nat
onlt tlsa i,ef rear.
10 and y Hnron street. tWe s..conf fs.f
r-suss, each 3srso - F,es meath each.
II 'herr, street. be,t a. cofncr q! jefiereoa
aseuars 10 rooms very mo1rfn loe rcflf
~ herr, street cofrief JefieEs,sn akenaa.
~ r-uiar srcsllont iscatissa.
No. ~ North lonia. tsick d~elitllr. "a
No. "a North Ionis. pes brisk asefftfle "a
No. - North i.nia. dwelling frss ta.a sl2
No. ar NORTH ionla. dwelling rfst tesf 30.
Noe. and 10 South lonis UGrs below ftiis,at.
two Stare. Axa1 each.
Northwest corner sarsl aud >cxbefTF iat
slsfh street hrldsci, lar,fs starr.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30


Vacant ln.s ~ heBrs Bef'. fnion. w..rssr
stsfef- assd fifth asrnuf. iraiu $40 - 81 81
Nsrsnf iots en- fui,esi. lo0ntsin. Fails-,, Lytss
street. su1 Nsshnsfsss evnFiut. fryfa tssl -
$50 Norey furnished - tuiid 90 am - The
above baused fsste, neoey rseuir~d 20
parties busldIfse within one yenfs payment-
monthly "a afiierwtse t. suit purchaser.
House. -. " Imafills street rs-ss Madison
syenue end sfr.pf csfs a. -sfi
a. sse. No ~ nnasiila 80 81 near ksdi~orl
sses.oe ard street cars 81 .fyt
H-nse No - tmsffl.a strnef tesr Nadie,,r
sveene sd strr~as ear; ~ 80
Hs.u.f >o. - HaarY strss.s rsssierr, ifrfro~s.
MEETS irevi sLsD
Hssns~ Ne Va ftfsh avr-sue suifsfas fof to
sr4aH fstsiifs4 g. 5tt
Hoaens ezs v asbinx.e-n averre. .~sr rnis.rs
s.rees With barr. tssth new ussnr fsccus - .
~ So = ga
Hnss@~ flt NsUfh Tifsa sfrFsfs nsar gifff ave-
nre 81 ia
Hov.ss os.us~s street. nesr L-,s,srsi stress
81 sssf 80
siso several cthsrs ~ diserrri F-icss srra
80 rs - so.fss tsre sci sa-tos 81 ssst
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30
Who war1tS

To buy nice little house and lot On
DickIa. on ayenuef splendid location. and
the best OF water; will cell on good terms
Addrtxs Chas. L. Williams. Herald office.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30
GEORGE ROELOFS.
FACTORY FOR RENT.

49, ts.ii@tra HFrfff fefs raa@ f.rrf,fsif.t -
fsferz Esssifs fsef tsfst osfsf-essf ~fff srs.r
fsw-r ssseefs F~Fsef. s.Ir4stssr rfresF ttrftira.
~ 81 sf~eee. f-.fs.f-lirftlf sr1tt n fs=H
s~s,ef r~aeIsef ftzlfsrF -ire II ~ f4y -.
s,ssssrsssls kAE9 asrfr a Hfiff sr7t
Izsme Ibt Hie1.se1 ffssi leassas.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30

aaarsbed the Asksrx-xh - Fatisia. 10
inlss- She masf hsye waited D. ehanse
her name body
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30

MUST az SOLD.

- sc~rs--f - - f<sts a r-rrs@.
assf~-fss sffsa 49, rs4far $780, ser-fs,r
ssfa fsahFfrF 2. ter rrs.is 49, 4 elas~. h. er.s4
ssrs rtsslitffsr fafs.fssz ss~s.<satls see fna
Nt<.s So e@zt . ~ rsfs - sae eisry s-f4-s
fss~r fl<frels tt-tf..sa. - s,.s : = fsss 80 49,
e. sfrzs ssfsffsv fafS eaa.rs Hgsfass. la
i.ssl.a bla1k hsetras4.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30
MONEY 70 LOAN.


no yOu WANT Mo>kNf-Ifs 80. you viii hns
~ d Ia pour adv anfase ~ go us before Dor.
rowing
We make losns on household GODS. riana-
horses, wagons, ar personal property 81 any
Kind at the lowest possible rates and IN the
quickest possible time.
Our loans are made wi;hou, publicity and
the property u lief, IN your individual posse.
SION.
Loans can te carried ~ long ss desired orcsn
be paid In full. or In part, at any time to suit
your Convenience, and any Part paid reduces tho
cost of carrying the loan.
III You owe q balance furniture. piano az
other property. vii, pay !, up TOT you. and
carry - long you desire.
We ais" make loans on the building aud loan
association plan
Our Offices srs the most pleasant Ia the city
and are 80 arranged that parties calling upon
u- may be waited upon quickly and oourte-
oGSiy.
Remember that you have the use 81 both the
property and the money aud can retuin thu
money at any time
GRAND RAPIDS MORTGAGE LOAN co.
Room =, Tower block.
Corner ~ Monroe, Peari aud Canal 50.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30
lII]llk.5l!l7[Il

We have fine limo ~ Mems and Boys suits
oscrecats, Ladies' Jackets, apes. Msekintsshs-
brr>s tiootis. kecfcr and Risx.r suits that ~a
cell on weekly payments lou the sooe.
while paying for tiicfu.
HE WHEN, oser Arcade entrance.
Rooms IL aud Ia Powers Opera House BLOCK
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30
GRAND RAPIDS
Land and Improvement
COMPANY.
G.aa .. wos.isris ssiialax

We s6ss thts v.sk ,hs following hasgaiss
IL real rstasss
Two hanssssss@ ioss IN s.sath ena. oesf Gssi-
sxrHue, ~ estsAAt Wis osHff must
seil ss be rssaire~ the mcoey Ia osiies poslzes-
Eiss~n ser.ss ipst narsh - ths t'unn feidssg
isa factory. .s the a. X q 1. X X suitable for
pistiinx. for sale al nAsssf>.
Fifty lots, Handsomely heated near electric
esrs GA Burt.s sv~aae. b~sF ipisisioa; ssref
these fsvsa be terms and furnish a.sss3 -
tnlia n Eesuitsd az l.~ rates
Two very dtsfrsEie residsnees on ~ess side.
Dap ioG ssrsft. sery feasssa&ois call sat get
dslniis deseripsinn and price
Tine house and large lot. No. ~ bSscsp s9sta
r.nis for ss per meath, fes saie 90 trade lar
smaller place.
We have some desirable frcntas~ Sa West
bridge stFeet, which we can offer cheap for
cash.
Lots "a Ncrsh LsfAyesss and Prospecs ssre~ts.
near Fairbanks. l.ss than value.
We have SINE desirable tracts of hard wucd
timber Tor sale os exchange.
VI. do q e~ssral bssinsss in Real Estate.
Loans and Insurance.
ifyou wisl, To- buy. sell or exchange. call on Ne.
We can suit you
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30
Brooks & Clark,
s2i Michigan Trust Builsins


Hoa... M ~ Hour, stree; lsrre and nes
with modern improvements sis
House 90 Washington asFanr. near fuisou
street mover h-ea sCcupie-t slEit Fssorus sfa
House neat Ia above, with barn. pias Rooms
81.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30

MONEY TO LoAN-Jol.n h. Martin. "
vi Canal street d
MONEY LOANED for short time IN large az
WI small amounts am, form al good -ecur
ity. Prank A. Werner a. Michigan Trust
p1one liza
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30

~. q NJ snss ssss-s. sssilias n-.us,,
s.s-s.sn es1ss'sa-ss.s "a Azsla ~ssh s.las
,..ss =, g. 20 :, s s, en-: enc Dies :s-ss
f-ns ssssss Gust i.so~ th<s,) sssxVr
fss@eiis fns is<stss@ isnss dssll..s "a
sSsss sstt - wssh..nt ss1ssniAs ins s1sss >kszA
Nssshw~~s esss-s f.fsA ssssss s1d I.ssss~
..sss YEA hoe ssseee
iseses& "a t-~fsyssss ssr~<f. s-.~tk - Wssisky
1se io,s o. n&asrs4 .ssssa. norsA ~ YsfA
sssaas. .sss frs,asa
Ns.sh~sss eeF.ss N.ssax sls ss.-.aias. -
ssis, si't france ssss-~ sns dssslsl.s
=. - shsfry' esssss Ssfsssea. god ss~si~ss~
NJ Narsh lssla. ns.sn is<A a~siis.s .ss
esls ks isssso 10 paved sli1ss ssesrssss.Alls
isais ssss.. sea,h II Hail ia ra4sx .ssA
hs~. Of s-sa.a, .za.sn s..us.as s...~
abe norsl - niiis ssrsss the s-.s r...s. =
prspsr, IA Thu sacts<.n ia pi.stsrs 80 sss.st.s.
sc.shss>t s-ssssT heris, and Css-a.ai eve
nue. ssntSs- ssth two d~-iisags
FOR EXCHANGES.
Hssk .cssi ~ ks~a assy, Mich. ss.s iasrk
ss.n the 1str stfr~t. - the cs~usr e s<sssx.I
ssesss ssd thessass stse~ss sls>~ ss.rsss sIa
hsseneea e<<st~lnis.s - resas ia ssxs2
INvEsTAaE NTs.
Northwest o.srnss south Disls,oa and frr.e.ss
street. icss, each sssidA ssst frssas dsellsass.
prefer ~ ell ~ stssis loo ssse<.
ht-~5t> tninE crpot, "a N,att lonls ssre.-
lot snho with frame buxsdlnxs pAy.ssx sa-.l
Interest,".
Ia herfe Diet>soe sste~s. esfsss srs.-c.saf
ssco.e. - pfvtss swsltsns. 40 lat lsxlts1 ~sth
of wi,h"nt sd,ashsnx 10. ~ me s4x..
- bern, just asrss earer 20 Jessers.s
siaenata se>idrors, tssrf~ct esadItlos. stza.sa
ai.d hot air heat. 40 sssnas
in'. northwest c.srnef South pisisiou and
recssAi avenue Nsxfx
lot norshws~t ocrner isrsdse sns fisscsas,
u.si1
STREETS, l3sIf1
Northwest Corner Hall aud fs.nfra sffs...ts LA
about 1870 nth franz lsa.lAlt..-.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30
Right Down "a Bs.,a~ss.

Young Lady, love rour spu. and he
loves me. hut he's weak livered and
hasn't got the sand 20 ask your consent
We'd like 10 hear from your saae Of tho
house,-Lifa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30
CHAIRS RECANEO.

Fl'ELEPHoNE $40 tn Rsdclif 4 Holt who re-
i cane and rrralr chain. nsiag only the best
material, and changing no more than men Who
g. around soliciting.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30

sotne cynic has .4sid that man talks
b Show hos much he knows. bar q
woman delights ia telling what sha
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30
MISCELLANEOUS.

SNAf for travelling nien sho visit many TOW a. /.
- no sales q make. samples H. cafry
work done IN = few minutes. while waiting for
trains. Write for particulars. -kosins l.ck
b.,K SIS hicago. a-ff
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30
WANTED BOAROERS.
GOOD HOTEIr-wsr,m ,

cnly 81 "a s. sransiens-, 81 and $50: bath fr,.s
At Lincoln House. No. rs Spring street Guar
antec good fare any g. 81 house.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30

no Jon want 90 keep cool md b. max ins
- money during the coming surnrerf N -
call William IA. Gilbert. ke-sn q Hidds-
comb building. add erf particulars of the S<,pth
Haven summer r.ssTf hotel he hs. Tor sale
fserytist aev and in the i.-zt II condition.
One of the finest locations On Lake Michigan
convenient a. thicako aud the Worlds Par 4.
pr.sspsc,s az tie ~ hcst. g.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30

Give hffp s-h 80 eessrs susIiie ~rs-s
- r,s.ses is,ss-i 90 sf..fiss ssfstssra~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30

WANIEn All the men ~ s,ep ~ -nd res
w price - spring sait "a cloths ~
psu - pants made 10 order Nolst. Hefpos
sissiuer TO
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30

the b - Residence STREETS 81 traad Rapids 80
exchange Ter ~ call Fer full particulars tha..
p Mercer, aud 10 " sda,eofnb hutid.ng. -
CLAiRyoyANr- Prot Harrcy. the greatest
" clsirfoysut II tis age. has arrived "a
Grand Rapids. We will rad yo8r fgtnrs isfe
without a mistake. tttes valuable inforu4s.
,ian go ell matters. VAL give you truthful
asiSiee 90 all busios-s lss. rrpssey natter
and al family affairs. fs.tra rff-tsl ssfh a rare
and sunscfful insight into sueh matters. ani
navcf knovn 90 make mistake The FUTURE
plainly revealed. loyers unats-f Troatlf.
healfsi. feunitez the s-giarsts-3 frnm uba,rF-f
cause end cause hspps marriages tive.
names % friends 81 sfrrii~ ais,, tLs one y1a
will marry. Tells whaf - 10 and ~issrp T., ~,
20 t~ lucky ~ 10 trssutie call rtfs4e 10
s,rtns valuable iufarusftssn "a al Affairs q
life or business invited - ssit. Al couss=.4
strictly cunrdensssl. Re can he fosand ~ -
resent avenue between Division snd IoriA
Hours from a ~ 70 ~ q. ~. -
I AJSDRS-s,aR wah. down sesirs. No -
j n 1sasi street g.
WAN1Ep All ne nsa - step ~ sd &c,
w car price % sfiftfz snit "a cloths 80
Ts.r - pants made 10 nrtisg Vent HastNs&-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30

I aUspRS-tna wah. down sssir.. No 81
j n 1sasi street g.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30

WANTED 4 good home IN Lsni have q
w noe InfrieTn- house and Larry la IA one 81
the b - Residence STREETS 81 traad Rapids 80
exchange Ter ~ call Fer full particulars tha..
= Mercer. aud 10 " idaicufnb kutidsng. ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30
Want Columns


1 p>i AT ks~ss L@ks "a "a Nex1ths ats
y nes esr. soHasy. ladies wstsh. sail
able Fs~ard Il rssurasd - "a s<sutb plsssssn
stfsef e.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30

PEI Platter and plating iewelry, watches.
tableware. etc. Plates the finest ~ jeweiry
good as new, all kinds of metal with gold.
silver or nickel No experience. No capital.
Every house has goods needing plating. ID. n
Delno. Columbus %.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-08
SWEPT BY A TORNADO
Ten Vessels and Their Crews Go to the
Bottom.
COAST CITY ALMOST DESTROYED
cleveIand's POliey-,-ofice Seekers Will
Find Little to Hope for From
the President.
COAST CITY ALMOST DESTROYED

PARIS, March News of a hurricane
at Tamatav, on the east coast of NADIA
gascar, February %, has been received
today. The wind came from the sea and
first struck the vessel near the mouth of
the bay. The Alsimo, French ship,
was stripped almost instantly of masts
and rigging, and few minutes later
went to the bottom with all on board.
Five coasting vessels, anchored within
the harbor, foundered almost stimuli
taneously, and but 10 men of their crew
were saved. Four other coasters sank
before the storm passed. In Tamatav
the streets were swept clean of people
and vehicles in few minutes. Twenty
two of the best buildings in the place
and large number of huts were
wrecked. The roof of the custom-house
was carried away and the walls were
crushed in. The British consulate was
demolished and four sugar factories
were leveled to the ground. Many lives
were lost.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-08
After the P1otters.

20 -
KINGSTON, Jamaica, March Con
frmation of the report that the troubles
of President Heureaux, of San Domingo,
were increasing was brought here by DR..
Theiek, prominent man in the repub-
lie, who managed to escape while the
soldiers, who were sent to surround his
house and arrest him, were Staying his
wife and servants. The story brought
by DIR. Theick is that President Heu-
reaux has been uneasy ever since the
discovery of the Marchenas plot to over
throw him, and has regarded with sus-
picion all the repnted friends of that
arch-schemer. Those who know the
president and his methods of dealing
with real and supposed enemies have
been expecting for some time that he
would strike blow which he hoped
would crush the opposition and put an
end to the plots against him. A few
days ago President Heureaux delivered
what he announced was conspiracy
against him, with which many leading
men of the DOMINICAN capital were
alleged to be connected. President
Heureaux ordered that all the leaders
be arrested and shot. Soldiers were
sent to surround the residences of al
the suspected persons. DIR. Theick''
house was one of the first visited. Wher
the soldiers appeared he knew theil
visit meant death to himself, and ht
hastened preparations to escape. Th'
soldiers opened fire and riddled Mrs
Theick and the servants with bullets
The doctor leaped from a window
mounted horse and fed. He mad
his way to Cape Hayti and sailed t
Kingston, reaching here in safety. Hi
own departure was so hurried that h
did not learn the fate of the other me-
whom Heureaux had sentenced to death
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-08
Great Northern Railway.

Duluth, March THE following is
an extract from the speech of President
James j. Hill, of the Great Northern
Railway, at the Duluth dinner;
eve are building, and good progress
has been made on two steamers to carry
passengers between here and Buffalo.
We contemplate carrying $50 frst-class
passengers on each. We are putting on
these steamers more power than was on
the Great Eastern when she was built.
We expect to make the run between
here and Buffalo comfortably in fifty
hours.
ssMany of my friends have thought it
an experiment, but have remarked that
most of my experiments turn out well.
I confess up to the middle of November
last felt it was an experiment, because
1 could not find in the country, or out OF
| it, for some time, anyone who was pre-
pared to give us the power we desired to
put on ship of that size.
'sThese new vessels will have speed
enough to run around the Teutonic OF
any other steamship plying between
Europe and America in any six hours o.
the twenty-four. | believe the distance
! from here to the 500 will be made II
seventeen hours. When we bring then
here I have been wondering where WI
will land them. A ship 3S5 feet long i
not handy thing to get around.
would like it if we could get them con
venient to the railroad station. be
lieve it will end in six such steamers
and that we will have daily line. !.
believe the business travel of Minnesot
and both Dakotas and from farther ives
will go east and west on these boat
whenever the season of open water pei
mits them to do so. We should carr
our share of ordinary, everyday bus
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-08
Good Looks.

Good looks are more than skin deep,
depending upon healthy condition of
all the vital organs. If the liver be in
active, you have bilious look, if your
stomach be disordered you have dys-
peptic look, and if your kidneys be af-
fected you have pinched look. Secure
your health and you will have good
looks. Electric Bitters is the great al
terative and tonic acts directly on these
vital organs. Cures pimples, blotches,
boils and gives good complexion. Sold
at Snipes & Kinersly's drugstore, SOC
per bottle.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-08
True Republican Grit.
Pendleton Tribune.

Ben. S. Burroughs has exhibited re-
publican grit to a marked degree. On
Saturday as soon as Grover Cleveland
was established as president of the
United States. Ben sat down and wrote
his resignation as postmaster, asking to
have the same take effect March 31st.
Mr.. Burroughs stated to his intimate
friends that he would not hold a federal
Office under a democratic president, and
no one thought he was in earnest, but
his recent act clearly shows that he
meant what he said. No one has filed
the Office of postmaster of this city in
any more satisfactory manner than has
Mr.. Burroughs, and he will lay down
the burdens of the Office with a clean
record. 1t is not known what business
the ex- postmaster will embark in, but
the Tribune hopes that he will cast his
lot somewhere in this vicinity and re-
main one of our citizens.
Joseph V. Dory, of Warsaw, ILL.,, was
troubled with rheumatism and tried a
number of different remedies, but says
none of them seemed to do him any
good but finally he got hold of one
that speedily cured him. He was much
pleased with it, and telt sure that others
similarly afflicted would like to know
what the remedy was that cured him.
He states for the benefit of the public
that it is called Cham berlain's Pain
Balm. For sale by BlakeleY & Hough-
ton, Druggists.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-08

ness travel. When the traveller is weary
from a long railroad journey from the
Pacific he will be delighted and refreshed
to take the trip down the lakes. When
these vessels are done an easterner can
put 500 in his pocket and come to Min
nesota and fish or shoot for about two
weeks and return home with some of
the 500 left and have sail down the
lakes on faster ship than he ever rode
on before.
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administration is talking of appointing
a commission to visit the islands. with
authority to treat with the provisional
government upon plan giving Ameri-
can supremacy over the islands without
incurring all the responsibilities accom-
pauyinp annexation. ;,
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small-Pcx i'm vancouver, b. o.

XANcoUvER, B. c., March 7.-Another
case of smallpox was discovered in this
city yesterday. The patient lived in
the outskirts of the city in small shack.
A case was discovered in New .Westmin-
lister Sunday.
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Make-Up Of the senate and House

Make-Up OF the Senate and House
WASHINGTON, March 6.-The present
roll-call of the senate shows:
Democrats .............. A
Republicans. ...,............. SO
Populist .-.......... i
Independent. ,................ L
Farmers Alliance ....-....... 1
NacancleS.. .s.'-s.s-.-.. p D
The vacancies are one each in Mon
tana, Washington and Wyoming.
Should the republicans eventually fill all
OF these vacancies, which can scarcely be
the case in view of Beckwith's appoint.
ment in Wyoming, it would give them
Al. Should the third party senators
then all vote with the republicans Can
unlikely superstition, } the senate would
still be tie, with Vice President Steven
son holding the controlling vote.
COMPOSITION OF THE HOUSE.
The house, as shown by the unofficial
returns, will be made up as follows:
Democrats .2l7
Repu blicans. ..... -. .128
Third party. ...........>..... .......... 8
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