. The advantages and surroundings of Muskegon. eding year, being about 9 per cent, for a singleyear and clearly showing that Muskegons total business is advancing. B. officiates as money order clerk; Mabel Bond, stamp cleik; Peter Mid-der, superintendent of carriers; W. J. Weller, mailing clerk; F. C. Whitnej at thegeneral delivery and W. H. Stevens, box clerk. The carriers aie Richard Meade,No. 1; C. J. Beukema. 2; E. J. Carleton, 3; Arthur E. Brace, 4; Wm. F. Dietrich,5; W. R. Watson, 6; Willis S. Webb, 7; Ferdinand Dietrich, Jr., 8; Edwin Rich, 9;Nels Thompson, 10; J. Marcus Snow

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. The advantages and surroundings of Muskegon. eding year, being about 9 per cent, for a singleyear and clearly showing that Muskegons total business is advancing. B. officiates as money order clerk; Mabel Bond, stamp cleik; Peter Mid-der, superintendent of carriers; W. J. Weller, mailing clerk; F. C. Whitnej at thegeneral delivery and W. H. Stevens, box clerk. The carriers aie Richard Meade,No. 1; C. J. Beukema. 2; E. J. Carleton, 3; Arthur E. Brace, 4; Wm. F. Dietrich,5; W. R. Watson, 6; Willis S. Webb, 7; Ferdinand Dietrich, Jr., 8; Edwin Rich, 9;Nels Thompson, 10; J. Marcus Snow, C. J. Anthony, subs. Collections are madefrom 56 boxes and the efficiency of the service is recognized by all of our citizens. U. S. Customs.—When the lumber business here was at its acme, shipments andtonnage movement was much greater than at present, as a large proportion of ourdiversified products go by rail to distant points, while a great majority of lumbershipments were made hy water. Tn the lumber traffic a reaction is clearly dis-.

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