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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-01-12
A BRAVE LADY.
She Endures the Pain Of a Severe Surxac.,
Operation without Taking Chloroform.

Mrs. Schoonmaker, of Greek Locks, Ulster
Co., n. Y, had the misfortune to entirely lose
the sight of one of her eyes, through an acct
dent, and endured painful inflammatory ae
ton therein for two long years; the other eve
finally becoming alphabetically affected
her genei al health seriously suffering; indeed
she was mere wreck, a walking skeleton
In this terrible strait she consulted DR.. David
Kennedy of Rondout, N. Y, who told her
at once that the injured eye must be removed
She quietly but firmly said, "All right, Doc
tor. but don't give me chloroform. Let nv
husband sit by my side during the operation,
aud will neither cry out or stir" The
work was done, and the poor woman KEEP,
her word. Talk of solderly courage, This
showed greater pluck than it takes to face
hundred guns. TO restore her general health
and give tone and strength TO the system, Dr.
Kennedy then gave the ''Favorite Remedy,
which cleansed the blood and impaired new
life to the long suffering woman. She rapid.
ly gained health and strength and is now we'll
The "Favorite Remedy" is priceless bless.
ing TO women. No family should be without
it. Your druggist has it, If not. send to
DIR David Kenn. DIV, Rondout. n. Y.
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Ak1tsnQallegns.


Az llnKxsE Trade Growing UP AND
THE BRTIsH BUTCHERS PRACTISING
DECEPTION.
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KENNEBEC s.-superior Court. Dec. Term. 1851.

kENNEBEC ss-Superior Court, Dec. Term. 1851.
= w whitehouse VS.. Thomas L. Curtis & tr.
A Nd now on suggestion 10 the Court that
IA Thomas L. Curtis. the defendant, at the time of
the service OF the writ not nhabifauf Of this
state, and had no tenant agent, attorney within
the same. that his goods or estates have been at.
'ached in this action and that he has had notice
Of said suit and attachment II IL ORDERED that no
tc of the pend~ncy of this suit b. given to the said
defendant BY publishing attested copy of this or
der, together with abstract of the plaintiffs writ
three weeks excessively In the Kennebec Journal
newspaper printed at Augusta in the County kenne
oecfhe last pubiica ion to he not less than thirty daya
before the next term Of this Court, be hold nj
Augusta, within and for the County Of kenneb<c on
the drstTuesday Of February. 1881 that said defensn,
may then and there appear. and 10 said suit
Il he shall cause.
Attest: "A. c. OTIs, Clerk.
(Abstrsct Of plf. writ,
Assumpeit on account annexed, &sS.a
Date OF writ, Mar. 2sru, ISL, returuab.e TO June
Term. 1851.
Acdamnum, eco.
true copy Of the order Of Court with abstract Of
The writ.
fit&w-1 Atte<t:-A. c. OTls, Clerk.
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KENNEBEC COUNTY.-In Probate Court, held
at Augnsso, ON the fourth Monday of December
W. Patterson, Administrator on the estate OF
Cs William Wing. late Of Augusta In said County,
deceased having presented his first account Of ad.
ministration for allowance:
ORDERED. That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully prior to the fourth Monday OF
January next, In the Kennebec journal, a
newspaper printed In Augusta that all persons inter.
ested may attend at q Probate Court then to be
held at Augusta, and show cause, nany, why the
same should not be allowed.
EMERY o. BEAN, Judge.
Attest: HOWARD OWEN. Register. 3wis
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CONSUMPTION.

have a positive remedy for the above disease;
by its use Thousands OF of the worst kind, Of
long standing have b. cured. Indeed strong
y faith in itr efficacy, that will send TWO BOT.
TIES FREE. together with valuable treatise on
this dista to any sufferer. Give Express and =. o.
address. DIR. T.. A. sLOCuM, Isl Pearl ST., New
Y0,k. poy2g
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-01-12

Unlike other cartharrtics, DIR. Pierce's
'.rellets' do not render the bowels costive
after operation. but on the contrary. establish
. permanently healthy action. Beng es-
tsvsis vegetable no particular care is required
while usins them. BY druggists.
ianiO,i&wlwtp
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body. 1t nAkss the aka white. soft and smoosa;
removes tan cd freck,es. and 10 the DEsc tote.
dress.n, IN - vc-Lo. Elegantly put mp. two
bottles An PACKAGE consisting Of both internal
and external treatZ,ent
Al n-st cla.s d-ugxisss havsit. Pcesl pa1hASs-
auRsgteod&wly
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TIN ~ KS 81
To be expended on the County Road. in said
Township. Theophilus W. Allan Of Dsnuysville,
Agent
Upon Township No. Q. Range 3, (Jackson Brook
Pisntstion) the sum of Three Hundred and ffeen
Dollars and ninety-six cents, viz:
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RFATTYsS ORGANS, "a stops, 70 ~
EEL reeds. only SEQ. Pianos Stz9.xa a
Rare Holiday Inducements keady. Write u css ~. r
BEATTY, Washingtsn, n. !. nArsvs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-08-10
]. G. CRASSE,
oGM1191.

y1ee up stAiru. over Smith Z 0onb Jew
~ store. In Sullivan.s hlock. Front 81
LIQUID NITROUS OXIDE GAS
sWM b administesed b. Tho Doctee. Tor
~ DaSpoee e extsact,Ag teeeh wilneut
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-08-10
MISC ELLANEOUS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

SAN Fs,Norsco. June 10Th, 1852.
THOMAS BESNET, Esq.,
General Agent, Etc.
DEAR SIs:-Permit me-, through YOU.
To thank THs TRAVELLERS Insurance. Co.
for their promp:ness III paying me the
amount OF insurance Oh the policy held
10y my husband, George B. Reynolds. of
Seattle, ". T., at the time cf his death.
L also wish 10 thank Messrs. Mcclure &
Taylor for kindness III preparing the
necessary proofs. The anoun. Of the
policy was s3,oD.
ieurs truly,
tSiSnetD MARY j.. REYNOLDS.
Tie TRAVELLERS INSURANCE co. issues
policies running frou, ons day to one
year. covering every kind OF injury from
accident.
McLURE & TAYLOR, Agents,
jy2dtf Buffers Building.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-08-10
Probate Notice.

srERRlTORY OF WARRINGTON. COUN
i y Of King. sa.-In the Probate Court Of
said King County.
Brown. 6ece asei.
NO. as, Order q shaw cause Why order Of
vale Of rial estate should not be Dsde.
q L. Thome, administrator Of the estate OF
". h Brown. deceased. having on the 5lst
day OF July. 1892. Aled hia petition herein.
duly verified by his a6hisvit. PRAYING for On
order Of sale Of the real estate OF said
dec edent. for the prrposs therein Set
forth: and Il srrsartpg = the Cours y SAID
petieton that the peseonal esGats In the hands
VI said Administrative IL wholly inssfnctent
10 Pay the debts outstanding assinst the DE-
c<assd and the expenses OF adminasfrsa .,
and shst Il sneccasxy 70 sell the real cetaae 81
paid deceased OF some portion thereof: ana u
appearing further TO the Court tkas saad pess.
tion Conforms 10 all respects to ne reqare.
an rersuns interested IN the estate Of aid Dc.
cessed appear before oue MD fschaes Court
on
asaaay. September aeh, 1853,
A eleven o'clock Ia the forenoon Of that day.
q the Court Room Of our aid Probate Court
~ the CITY Of seattle, In said King County.
then and there to show csuee III any they
havel Why IN order sAculd not b granted 20
setd Admtai0eessR 70 ell - much % the RAJ
1D4DE8 q 01I0 GSCxD1po - Soo4a ~ - - -
ceesary and requisite to pay the charges aed
dsbls ssoresaad. And u 10 further ordered teas
copy a. tAiA- order 70 show cause b pubitshed
a 1seee four successive weeks before sad Sth
dsy Of espteu 81. ] ssz. IN tbs SxAxsis WxxxlH
Aosr.IxHxxlIoxrcEa, veskiy newspsper
nrinfe1 - puhaisbsd n sasd King County.
~ Of general csrculstioa tn cid cesniy and
Dcse in opea court July q. iss9
L u. NALL,
JsaSs ef The Probate Court
IL 4. Han, Judse "a :..onsas cssss q
- Prohato 6our4 of aaAA ktaa County. Go
49, r-rtifv that, ~ foregoing y . futl.
errs "a cssrrce copy o. IN orEts.i osdsr e
INV osuss ua3s b cur satd tseese
- enAasea q reoosA - ~ 3la ~ esSes2.
lisa, q tas nasAse - ~ eseaes 9 =. =
DrUVu. aneoooo1.
- opsslneav vhsesef I hAve hese1nse ~
NJ hanA - sDxxh ~ eea1 = or 80 -
- ossse - aiAs ~ - SSS7 ~.
- ~ 49, - = - Ct
- : go 3 n to. -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-08-10

Those Wishing 10 buy . drss class
basineaa will do we'll to call 1t AcDer-
moth 4 Co.'S Office. a4-dAwlm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-08-10

Felts, fosssa. crev~ls and sephyrs, q
Clayton Bros.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-08-10

Fresh smoked Columbus River Sal
mon and imported Manirte Hsrringe st
Portman, Paddeu & Co.'s, Front street.
i2.f.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-08-10
DENTISTRY.

HAVE LOCATED At SEATrLE
for the purpose Of practicing dentistry
All work shall be satisfactory and charges
reasonable. Office In Opera House. oppo-
al X. q. CALDWELL.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-08-10

0entlemen's canton flannel undsr-
veax. - ssnts . snit and upwards at
CnNtoa DoA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-08-10

uUbOIG0 U0SoCk0 "a Onto RCx d0sS oAO A4Ot
unusual. Very superior apples and
peaches are also raised IN this region.
This belt of wheat country Is about two
hundred miles long and from eighty to
one hundred miles wide. and some of
the best informed people IN Oregon esti-
mate that it in capable Of producing l00,-
100000 bushels Of wheat per annum.
The country is an upland rolling plateau
Of from l5O0 to 1000 feet elevation, and
the deep soil is dccompcsed lava, ex-
tromely fertile and covered with = very
heavy growth Of bunch grass. ] rode for
ninety miles over portion OF this region
in q wagon and it il, unquestionably,
the finest body Of wheat land lever saw.
And vet it IS only spsrsely settled. BE-
cauee of tho expense and difficulty OF
reaching II. There il, however. = more
active demand for the purchase OF land
for farming in this region than In any
other portion of the Pacific Slope, and
% soon q the Northern Pacific Railroad
il completed and immigrants can Be
carried into it ct reasonable rates, this
region will be very speedily settled mp.
viii the trade Of Montana and the
wheat products Of eSstern Washington
TERRITORY come eastward 10 81. Paul and
Minneapolis, when the Northern Pacific
u completed?
Tho trade OF Montana viii certainly
como over tho Northern Pacific Railroad
o soon - e reaches Bossman and He
lena, and this trade u Of very conaidsrs-
BILE magnitude ct pseeent and viii here
altar in~reass largely. Boxeman u z
vell-built town Of about one thousand
people, with . iins agricultural country
around Il; and Helena. the commercial
centsr Of the Territory, - larger, bet
~ built, richer and moes prosperous
city, before any railroad bad reached Il,
Sken Dsuvss, Colombo. vas ten yoayu
-. after b had secured too linn a
usilroad 1yom tn 60 0ie1pala, Dee
I01no NJ Du11o axo u pgu1pegual
49, 1e 80 RI QhfeooD ~ - NUroA
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-04-20

H19 week. of1 DAY o. home easaly nAAA Osseh
lksl
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-04-20
PLATFORM OF Principles
Or THE NATIONAL GREExnAcx-LAsoa PART
ADOPTED At MARsRAl.Lrowx. JUNI Z lSSl.

Or THE NATIONAL GRKENDAcx.LABo1 PARrI,
ADOPTED AT MARsRAlLrowx. JUSI Z, 1854.
l. The right to make and Issue money il .
sovereign constitutional power TO Be main
tanned by the people for the common benedt
We demand the abolition Of oil hanks Of issue
and the substitution VI full leeal-tender green
hacks in lieu Of their noteA
>. We oppose the refundins Of the national
debt or the issnc Of Understanding non-saxa-
bic bonds upon any prctaxt, and demand the
payment and destruction Of thOse OUTSTANDING
ii the earliest possible moment
5 We demand gradual income tax where-
by capital shall bear just share Of the pubic
burden.
4. We regard tho act substituting raalr,ad
commission for laws governing freight rates in
this State Z fraud procured by the railroad
companies through Republican Legislaturs,
and demand ito repeal. While we favor hbrral
national appropriations for the creation and
improvement Of water-xays Ne demand laws
protecting the people Of Iowa from discEimina-
ton, pooling. Watering Or stock, drawbacks Or
rebates. and al unjust charges on the part Of
railroads, until such time q the people, Who
built most Of thess roads with land grantA
taxes and suhsidies, shall own and operate q
fully control them.
s. We demand revision Of our patenH-Sieht
laws placing fair limit upon the royalties o.
inventors, and protecting ths people from in
justice.
6. We demand that III land grants forfeited
BY reason Of the nOn-fulnllmcnt Of conditions
BY railroad companies shall b. q once reclaimed
By the Government, and henccforth that tho
public domain be reserved exclusively for home
steaders Or actual ssttlerA
Z. We demand absolutely dcmoaatic RULES
for the government Of Congruss and State
Lagislatnres, placing III representatives Of the
people upon IN equal footing, and taking from
Al committees . vsto power upon proposed
legislafion.
& We denouncs - most dangerous the re-
st1ictions OF the right Of suffrage in many States
and ito abolition in the District Of Columbia,
and demand equal political rights for III men
and women.
q. Believing that al questions affecting the
public interest should be decided by the people.
We favor the submission Of the proposed con-
stitutional amendment 10 the popular vote.
10. We demand that Ill ballots in this State
shall Be- Of uniform sasc, color and material,
and that each party having State organixa-
ton shAn have one member on the Election
Board OF each township precinct
IL. In the furthcrance Of these ends, Ne ak
tho cooperation OF eli men and women with
out regard to previous party af6liataon o.
prejudice.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-04-20
NEWS OF the WEEK.
AMERICAN ITEMS.

ssen. Ge<A Z Law, the defAnlting
ceaaS rrea<ar~r 1t Portsmouth. n. h. hAs
ikea set Il liberty. bis defascataon of Ga, s7&sl
having ssea made god
Charles Morris, after raising about
s,u.ee by fouy~riss, borrowing and raising
aaeass for sufferers u I'll kinda hAs dap
essred fsom Lynn. NAss,. leaving wife and
Cd lS,ssn behind
Mrs. Nichols Smith. eldest daughter Of
tee late Horace Grseley. died Of &phtheEia as her
satasrs homestead CnAppAauA n. 7. She
leaves thrss ehllden. the youngest vseA1 Old
She sas III oaly one week
Hy q vote Of Is 10 Il the Board Of
Harvard College declared il unvilhngusa 10
tram female doctors in il medical school
The Connecticut House q Repre-
seatatvcs has passed By vote Of lAl ysas %
- aAvs : constitutional amendment proAihtfing
the naaaa.Actarv and sAis Of intoxicating
aauors. except for medical purpcsA
John +. Slater. : wealthy citizen q
Nes~a,A. Conn. prOposs g give u. 90. 100 TO-
ward the eiocAtaon % H. negroes q IL
Southern Ssase~ + b HAyeA Gov. Coaqniak.
MllaAn T. Dodge and others ars % - = uus-
s.ss &c the fund
The Connecticut Legislature has
rass~i Inv limiting tho ual6c IN intoxicating
liquors
Flames destroyed the carriage factory
e Il, W. ssiyers, in Nsv York city. Los4
slsq0a
Ii is announced that the we'll known
arm cf A. T. stewart 4 Co. have determined
70 Discontinue their dry-gooas and mannface-
GrlnS business, and that they o6sr for sals
their entire stock Of merchAndiss ard IN their
mil properties. The announcement Win cause
general SURPRISE in the mercantile world. a.
though il has teen known for some tims that
the sales u the nrm we're not = large = vhsn
Mr. Stewart was Il the head u The house which
he foondesi
A lire ct Htusvilie, Pa, destroyed the
Hotel Brunswick. the Parshal Opsss House
and hotel. and the Watson stables, On which
the loss 10 estimated 1t e7so, 0c0. 4 6rscpAn
vas fatally burned. and Q colorsd cook prob
ably lost her hfe.
In the suit for libel brought in The
Nev York courts BY Rev. samuel d. HinmAa
against Bishop William II. Hare, the Jury rso-
d.rvd verdict of el0,o0o for The plaintiff.
Counsel for Blshop have moved for nsv tzAl
On The arst ballot BY tie jury ten voecd in favor
VI 81. go for plaintiff and two voted for W.
Lct Cor defendant Next morning they con-
rroaalsed On sic.e0o for the plAiniiR.
Scoville lectared On the Guitean trial
70 thrse polcsmsn, eight reporters and tvsalv
others IN Jsrssy City, y ].
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-04-20
THE STATE CONVENTION.

S<vrush Annual state Convention 81
she Nasteanl seeuAack-a. Par
~ "a aswn q. - be h~ld ~ aD~S Noine>,
loWa, Jane anA - i>>3.
The Ssvsasa Annual State Convention es the
National GrssneAsk-fshox sSrty In Iowa. VII
te held al les Moanes. wednesday and Thurs
dav, June and s ISL 10 c>anveae at ] p ~.
June 7. for the purpose Of nominating
A candidate for Secretary IL state.
A cArsh late fer An1tor OF state,
A candidate ior Treasurer OF State.
A candidate for Register Of State Land
OEAse.
A candidate for Attorney General
A candidate for Judge II supreme Court.
A candidate for Clerk and Reporter Of SUI
prerne Court
Also t. appoint State Executive COMMITTEES.
and % transact sach other business ~ may
prcyeriv cona~ before said convention
The ratio cs representation viii b. two dele
gates at-larSe from each county in the State
and QUE additional delegate for each lob Votes
and fraction thereof Of over even hundreds
cast at the general election Of 1881 In Iowa for
Hcn II. NJ. Clark. late candidate for Go Sernor.
entisl,uS each county to the following repre-
sxntA.son IN said Convention.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-04-20

In the stAr-roUte cases Judge Wyli0
DECIDED the indictments sufficient. The re-
coSnxance oi Stephen v. norsey wAs declared
forfeited and bin arrest was ordered
Jail Warden Checker says he has
never sssn Guiteau . enrAged - SINCE hearing
az the move OF his sister 10 have Chicago
court give her legal custody Of his estate.
Guiteau thinks IL his sister wants TO accom-
Push = to get The prodf Of his hook He de-
clares that II be has to die. be viii make will
which win keep her from getting cent from
the cAse, and Reed viii hereafter have entire
charge. Guiteau has obtained about &soo from
the sale Of his pictures and autographs. His
receipts average sl0 daily. The aseassin has
issued the following card
Mrs Frances y. Sccy1ne. according 10 nexsraper
report hae iapadentis ncd petition In Chicago for
eens<rSafor Of ny estate. The ahsuriisy Of her
preseasson 10 apparent from The feet that do not
live in nnnoiA and have not for nearly three ycArs
Besides. I'm not . hnacc, This was ofncialy de-
e:dea On my tr,a,. have hsed In Washington for
over . year, and this 10 my 'exai residence. The
court had better dissniss the petition p<remrsor.,y
The SsoS.iles are nuisances, and want nothing 10
do with them caAxLEs GrlTkAr.
It is said the President viii make the
Htx John Porter case the subject Of . special
communication 10 Congress 1t IN early day.
The Board Of Managers Of the Home
o. Disabled Volunteer Sold err has elected tho
following od6csu for ths ensuing year: Prss,-
dent, Gen ". b Franklin First y,ce Presi-
dent. Col. L A. Harris Second yice President,
Col ]. 4 Martin Secretary, Gen Mcmahon.
In order TO mature : Chinese bill
which would escape the objections urged
against the vetoed measure. Senators jones
and Miller and Representative Page have been
busily at work They agreed TO recommend
the registration BY American customs officers
Of every Celestial departing for home, and to
6x the period for the suspension OF inlmigra
ton u ten years.
1t is reported that Secretary Lincoln
vii pc asked TO retire from tho War Depart
ment It N early day.
Public Printer Rounds has reappoint-
"a Capt ]. b. Brian foreman Of printing in
the Government Printing Once position b
held under Ar. Ciapp
Biahop Brown, Of the African n. E
church, accompanied BY some Of his ministers
aud the Hon Fred Douglas. interviewed At
torney General Brswster with regard to the re-
fusal Of the United GtAtes Attoensy OF the
Northern district Of Florida 70 prosecute rail-
road company Who put Rshop Payne a. the
train 1t midnight after the company Lad so.d
him nrst-class ticket Mr. Brewster proniss
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VveA

s b LAdln. . son Of the powder
manufactures. shot himself N the trsAss at
81. LOUIS, eecaase Of anrssaitea a1eet,en
All but thirty miles ot the new rail
way between Chicago and Buffalo has teen
lad. and the gap vii b eso~e1 By MAJ *
The -, work vii BE- the eemesetaen of the two
great viaancss 81 cievelassl
The personal effects and household
goods Of Jesee James. The dead ea,iAs. we're
sesi as paeln anctsea n - Joseph No
About sia worth Of Old rubbish brought Ainaost
s2uN. Th~ outlaws dsx. = very common AMI
ma. brought els, the Guar en- which he was
seanllns when shoI -. i've other pam cane
chairs "a eachs : hall dozen stsns china plates
q each. bali dozen saacerS % cvnts eaeh.
knlvrs and forks a each. IN Old wash hAs,n.
CATS. tho buster the outiAs va1 brushing 81
thu psctarv With u the fatal moment. -.
worthless iArkknife. -. N old sacnei I'll.
vxshssanl ELL : crtppiei esolvef. OF.
pair u Old mltA u MANY ether axtseies
brought simllax prsces>
William 4 Hubert, President Of the
National League VI Bass Bal Clubs, and also
ftrssieut and active mauASvr Of the Chicago
Bsse Bal Club. died u ChacaSo q keart Dis
case.
The SALOON keepers cf seneca. Kan.
pleaded guilty and we're fined STU esch. their
rlac<s IL business ordered eiersd - salsAnsss.
and their Government nc~n<es were sarrsn-
deresl
The Wisconsin millers have adopted
. r~sOautasn coodemnans gamh,ins II grain
Charles NcKinnon, Kansas City
hqucr merchant has made an asslgnmsne
The Kansas Pronlhstory la~. be says. rcsncd hs
nusinesA
John Nassetk of Camhriige, Ohio
murdered hn son and then took his e~a hfe.
Closer examination into the amount Of
harm done 10 the grovinS crops By the rscsnt
sevsre weather ehous that the damage v.s 1t
frst overvsksmAse1 Fruits have safsrsd
sooae injury. bat nc< 10 The extent that MAS
feared vhiis Il Dos not appear that the fruss
hAs Affected the ero~ing winter vhsAt IN any
Aprrscahse deGrs&
The Northern Psci6c rad has met
Win sempssee sacees N ne governments MIN
alsesaan .s.s u saw "ass. nsa,s =
10y = s@A :, ~. s
seuu AAnu. ass AAue S"s s.aes u4u
rooe<r. mas Teen ssnsenesd % tnrce yeAss N
tns F~uissu11s IN PSxIMs.
A SsaaiiA 10. feiiow-soldlers WITH
Jesse James N the Cenfederate ssrSsce have
rAis<d TO Tor D. vsaos and snldrsn
hgntsen Nanlnsfs nave escaped nom
Siberia Among them : N'laie6. che Of the
assassans y Ten Assensnon.
my iSes = H. =
Aa1isen so0uN A. - sa1ss4 1o-u aa''1's
tns Acss1S = = ~ = -AS. - sA1sS
insstSesaae SaAsa1Sa lSaas3as>1 = - Aa
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are planting anger food csors AMI - COTTON
ms yeer tnAn ever eeto<~
Al WnGhesvIie. Ark. ooaier e1plo-
sacn N sAs-mN H1ei tnree men
Mary Booth, agcd Il. and colored.
POssoned he family eo6ee q her employer. +
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1fass = So0ss 0ed y tne FSson
Dallas Texas was visited BY haul
Storm that shattered every exf>,sed window N
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-04-20

Il couple If hundred wears from this,
il the H.hlc Is again revised to suit the
times. the passage ii the parable Of the
ten slrs.n~, which reads thus: .Givc us
seur oil. for our lamps have gone out, !"
vii IL changed Il. .sGive us If Your
electric light. for cur circuit Is femrcra.
rily broken.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-04-20

A Swiss genius has succeeded in
making watch Of paper, and this will
doubtless stir up some American to
bring out crow-bar made Of straw.