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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-07-31

The Yakima Signal reports that Jim.
my Gricve has discovered between Ellens
burg and Seattle the richest quartz ledge
ever discovered in Washington Territory
I An officer of the War Department,
another from the Interior Department,
and Arthur Chapman Of Vancouver have
been investigating the Indian situation a,
Simcoe.
Seattle desires railroad to the Green
River coal mines and is going to loan
money to the Columbia and Puget Sound
Railroad Company to build it, to be re-
paid in freight.
Gov. Sqt Tres, the newly appointed
Governor of Washington Territory, was
interviewed in New York and says thai,
he believes the next Congress will admit
Washington as a State.
A boy, IS years old, named Thomas
Haskell, living near Goldendale, shot
himself through the head because he
could not raise sufficient money to 20 to
The Dallcs and visit Coles circus.
The stage between ketchum and
Vienna, idaho, was robbed on the 25th
Of July bytwo masked men. One Of tn, M
has been arrested, named VIM. Gaithoun
and the other named V. Clary made hi.
escape
The Dayton Chronicle says the reason
why the Palouse Gazette denouuces Hon.
I. Il Brents is because he refused to
recommend the re-appointment Of the
elder Hopkins az U. s. Marshall when
requested to do so by the SON.
The reported case of cholera on the
steamer Annie p Silve, at Port Ander-
son proves to have beer only case of
the summer complaint. The child which
died came from Mexico and never had
been in the cholera infected district
The lightning struck field of grain
north Of Walla Walla City on Friday
night Of last week aud set it on fire and
burnt a strip Of country about two miles
wide and several miles long. Most of the
ground that was burned over was covered
with grass.
Over near Harrington is reported field
of volunteer rye the stock Of which is six
feet long and the kernels are as large as
beans aud the average yield forty bushels
to the acre. A man by the name CT
Brace expects to gather over FIVE tons
OF potatoes from one acre Of ground.
The Union says, from Gen. Anderson
VT learn that contracts for extending the
Cascade branch will not be let at present
He also said the Cascade Mountain road
Is between 10 and 100 miles shorter
than the Columbia River road to Puget
Sound and that probably considerable OF
the mountain road would have grade
OF ZIG feet to the mile but that the dit
ference in grade did not equah.e the
difference in distance.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-07-31

Ing in. A new stampede is now in progress
for Bull River British Columbia where
new new discoveries are reported to be
rich. Some hardy prospectors are in this
stampede and if there is anything there
they will be likely to find it. But it
may prove as in other cases that the fabu-
lous gcld is farther of or just ahead of
them but we hope they will be able to
catch up with it and each one secure his
pile Yours,
NEZ PIERCE
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-07-31
NOTICE FOR HOMESTEAD PROOF
LAND OFFICE AT

Lewiston. Idaho, June 30 1884
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice .: his inr-nti, n
to make final proof in supp"t of his claim ami
that said proof will be made before U S Land
othce Mt Lesis,on Idaho. on Aug. u. 10 a. m
iSot via: Christopher Olson, II. 4. l1S, for
he ~ swt W. SEA sec u tip 3s nv5w. lie
names the following witnesses to prove his con
tinu"us residence np"p and guilty alton Of said
land via; b. A. k.ckdai. S Kaudson, A Jack
s"n and a. lalberson of Genesee. Idaho.
J. N. HOWE.
% X gister
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-07-31
NOTICE FOR HOMESTEAD PROOF.

LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston Idaho June 81 1884.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has filed notice of
his Intention t. make final proof in support of
hts claim and that said proof will be made be
fore U. ). Land Office at Lewiston |. +. on
Aug. ,. 10 a. IN. 1884. viz: GoSwin Sievert,
II L 296 tor the WI seq sec 81 \ swt sec 35 tp
% 5w. lie names the follow ing " tines. es
t. prove his continuous residence upon>and cul-
tivation of said land. viz: Jacub Camhit sch
Theodore Kluss, Dillingham; and II J Lestoe
Of Genesee.
j. NJ. HOWE.
30 Register
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-07-31

for the several precincts and the names oil the
Registry Agents the elm.
The voter. will take notice that the heeistry
Agent. will receive and register names oil e'rc
t"rs in their precincts from and after the tentn
day Of July, lisa. until the twenty hrst DAY OF
October of said year.
Witness my hand and seal of said Board 'hi'
cath day of July. A. D.. 1884.
LIS Clerk of the Beard Of
County Commissioners.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-07-31
STRAYED

From my place on Thorn Greek, Nez Perc"
conn:v, about the Let of May. last, one 2 year
old light sorrel filey. branded 0. with perpen.
di uIar line IN top. on sht shoulder, unbr oke.
Any one informing me of her whe ;eAhouts, will
be suitably rewarded. NJ. ANDE SON.
42tf Elaine Idah"
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-07-31
NOTICE FOR PRE-EMPTION PROOF.

LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston. I. T., July. 5 1884.
~ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ The following named settler has filed notice
Of his intention to make final proof in support
Of his claim. and that said proof viii! be made
before U. 5. Land Office at Lewiston, Idaho.
on Ang. 18th at 10 IN. 1884, viz; Jane
Mad zen ) = 2O4 for the sw4 swla sec Is Sc 4
sch sec 81 ne 4 ne sec r. uw4 nw4 see 80
tp "a nr5 W. lie names the tll"wing wit
nesses to prove his continuous residence unon
an Gu tiva'ion Of aid land, viz: john Oliver,
James Flynn, NJ. Mitchell and John kincaid
of Waha Idaho.
J. N. HOWE,
40 Register.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-07-31
PUBLIC PRINTING
IS 81

OFvIcs oY TGRRIr"aItL CONTROLLER
Boise City. Idaho July 81. 1884.
q EALED PROPOSALS Will RE IKE
~ ceived NJ this Office until " o clock m
August Is. 1884, for the furnishing and punt.
ing of blanks for The Territorial Controller aud
Superintendent of Public Instruction. for tf'
6scal year. lsS5 in accoriince with the schea
ule to be Mt this efhce. Blanks to he de
livered within sixty days from the date Of
awarding contract
JAMES L. ONDERDONK.
A. It Territorial Controller.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-07-31
NOTICE FOR HOMESTEAD PROOF,
LAND OFFICE AT

Lewiston, Idshp, June ~ 1884,
NoriCE Is hereby given that the following
named settler has q Ell .ice OF his intention
to make nnal proof in support OF his claim and
that said proof will be made before q. s. Land
o@e- At Lewiston, idaho, on Aug. IL, D IN
1854. wig: Theodore kiu's. II, 4. I72, for the
81 nv nh swt sec 3. 3Snr5w. Ue
names the following witnesses to prove his con.
t'naous residence upon and guilty alton of said
lana viz: q, Seivert. B. weisher, NJ. Evets
and jacob Ksntitseh, Of Gepesee. Idaho.
a. ]. N. HvwE,
% Regietor.
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A. It
NOTICE FOR HOMESTEAD PROOF.

LAND OFFICE At
Lewiston. Idaho. July 30 1884
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has fled notice
of his intention to make fnal proof in support
Of his C aim. and that said proof will be made
hef"re deputy dist. clerk at his ofice at Mt
Idaho. on Sept 9Th at 10 o'clock a. m. 1884.
viz: George Popham. homestead entry ~S1 T. r
the vi rwa sec % and swia s~la sec % tp 30
nr3e. B. NJ. lie anes the following wit
nesses to prove his continuous residence up'D
and cultivation Of said land viz VIM B. Be,
men, Geo. ". Shearer and job. Hotelling. all
Of Mt ltaho, l. +.
J. NJ. HOWE.
43 Register.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-06-05
TIE VLue Of C.r-5s.

Grass is indisp nsabr on ali wei
regulated farms. and iu it, dirtf m D.
nry value and in its collateral and i'm.
direct hpHpiits. says the ". T.. F'yymer.
it Is wurL'l more to the world tl,an all
other cropS combined. Its ,Irert valre
is notlIing in comparison To it's indi
rect value i'm tho intil Icr il has in
preserving the fertility Of our rarrnst
its manurll wealth. iiI all farnIS. No
man can thrive on u fnrln. no farm
can I've self supporting where grass is
wholly neglected or alvan ~ is not
taken of stock riiSpd en the graSS
farins. 1t il supposed by many
that only such soil nS is NOT lit for cul.
iivaiiun in TN" cereals or roots should
b. devoted to grass This isa mist ke
We can afford TO take our best < Ill
for the production of this c!op. and
this X the real plan for bringing them
up TO the highe.t point of fertility.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-06-05
Political Assessments.

The Bay City Trijune consoles it.
self with the thought that there will
be- no political assessments this year
"nd no Jay lIubbc IL will have to be
come the scape goat OF his party II
the Tribune keeps its eye upon the
federal ofiiceholders In the Tenth dis
trict il will soon be able to discover
that under republican rule political
blackmailing will he as coninon Ia
1891 asst was in 1880. Hawley's ME
thod OF securing funds will not b.,
much different from lIubbells. DE
troH Journal.
How do yo. know? Whlt groithds
have you for your asssrtions. None.
whatever. They spring ont of the gall
and co.ceit of IA so-called independent
which conceives that denying the exist
rnce of virtues in others is sign OF
manliness and wisdom. The law refer
red ~ by the 1ribule was passed b,
the 47th congress ut its last session.
and with all your professions of indie
pendence and superior wisdom your
assertion that the congressional com
mittee will ignore aud violate it. is of
no more value than the assertion of
the most insignificant and bigoteU
democratic journal in the land The
superiority of judgement of an inde
pendent journal rs c!laract"r;sticHlly
set forth in the pa-i"raph copied
above. Wherein gentleman of pure
character and uninpeachpd integrity
II uiPi'"n'ry vrIrrs"vss ~'sts 's''s-.sss'sss
TO violate a law OF the land, which he
helped to frame and is under special
obligation 10 observe. Such para
graphs prove til" Journal n poor guide
in politics. Its desire to be- esteemed
smart lures il into ilippanry did self
conceit. bay city 7riLuhe.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-06-05
Rough on Bogole.

The Flint lumber king and
national banker who II naSquerading
~ n greenbacker, n friend of labor
and the governor of Michigan. got
back handed swipe from the author
of the Dutch iiap canal for putting
upon him the shameful necessity of
bid ling for n nomination, or accept.
ing it before the convention had deci
ded TO tender l., and when the plat
foril Inc was expected to indDrse was
unknown. N-thing coul be more
pitiilble THAN Buffers inquiry. when
Begole asked him if hr would accept
the grceuback nomination. why
should he asked tin, question, which
under like circumstances. WAS never
put to any other man. Is not my rec
ord a. n grecnbacker for twenty years
sufficient without n formal pledgp to
you, w.,ich would ca i1e me to he
pointed ~ II ninn vito bids for the
nomination.! ALI, Benz .min. you
put your foot into when YOU sent sucli
n reply to the foolish old mans in.
| quirv, for YOU brig it out into bold
rrli.f your uncertain, wavering and
unreliable character. Brgolr ought
TO have known you would accept tn,
noriination and you should have con
lined your reply To the lacunic bui
compr 'heusive Sc itenc,. "WOuIi n
duck swimE' Begolr is au ass. Ben
and YOU have let him kick the stuff
ing ont Of your boom. Why shout,
you be asked such question! BE
cause you are an uncertain quantity
quite too uncertain even to secure tn
confidence of the people and al el-c
tion to the presidency. buy dy Tri
buHe.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-06-05

The Pinconning 1Imes in corpr
menring the Detroit JoHTBH ON IL,
change of loention. and unparnllpll.,
suceess. which H. we'll deserved. my.
il the following tribute: but ther
Is yet another and greater source -
Joy i'm the fact that the J,Wrnu i'm
gained an enviable rpputnt o'i ns y
clean paper In the words of the kal
"rnahoo Telegraph, every number hn.
been pure in tone. crisp aud nnwsy.
aud i's success demonstrates cratiGy
ing f,ct that clean journali.m .m can sue
ceed when controlled by nea possess
eel OF newspaper genius The edito
of the Times IL sreurs. doves not prac
tice rs he breaches. we think. afteI
reading the article thar preceded tl,,
above. - mr., sorry that the Time
Is not ~ success. even IL controlled h,
genius. or was the article insertr
without reflection.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-06-05
Candidate VS.. Platform.

The Charleston =. G.. Neus and
COurier condemns tn. notion uf ,ettiny
mp the old ticket" but assures the
brethren Of th" nort!, that "Bayurd or
Cleveland can carry New York. N.w
Jersey and Connecticut. To this the
New York Sun rather tartly r. responds: :
1t certainly is agreeable tn br in.
formed that Mr. Bayarl or Mr. Cleyr-
Hnd ran carry these thrr; states.
without them tin. democrats caprot
hope TO elect the president; but our
Charleston cotemporary states only
half the case. While the candidate j.
important i'm this election, the p'atforni
is no less so What is the platform To
be. II il is i'm favor Of n tariff for rev.
nue. only. honestly excluding every
form and degree of protection; il this
doctrine is frankly and sincerely rX.
pressed. so that il will bn se.n To mean
without iuggle or equivncatiun, the
application of genuine free trade; why
hen we tell our esteemed Charleston
contemporary. and all the rest Of nam.
kind. that neither Mr. Bayarl nor Mr.
Cleveland. nor any oth"r man. can
carry either New York, Connecticut or
New Jersey"
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-06-05

N 'herr were amy soldiers graves IN
Michigan left undccoratrd very few
people knew where they were. lever
WAS tlir day more fully and appropri
:'t"ly celebrated IN this state. and FROM
Tie reports received from otii"r see.
iions, we are le,l 10 believe that the
Observance is NOR! general than here
toi"r" One reason for this. is. that
Posts of the q. a. X. are multiplyi y
rapidly. and il is one of tlI, duties that
they are enjoined 70 perform. Ii will
not lr long that they will be called on
% perfori- this annual ceremony. a.
llIry themselves will soon be resting
under tie sod. But tl.c last survivors
will continu' the annual observance
! until Time shall be no more with them.
when the duty will be taken up by tn,
Sons of Veterans" and others. who
will attend to its Observance a. regu
! lnTly and with aS much devotion as tn,
strlctrst follower of Malo,npt gives &c
his prayers and turning his face. TOWARD
Mecca. Republics may be- ungratrful
bIi Ne people are not, though som,
times rorgrtful.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-06-05

Meriornl day WAS 80 generally oh
served and with such elaboration ui
some places as ~ make one forget that
almost tw'ntI Years has passed since
the war closed amt many al tie Ia ',n's
whose memory was hon"red by Il ok
ing the ground where they sleep with
hopurts and i,ntlands uf flowers have
been almost IL quarter of n Century in
their sacred resting places. But 80 il
is The years go "y on swift wings.
Chang" aud decay comes upon all
tlihgs. hut the memory of tle patrior
drai remains green and fragrant and
loving hands delighr in docking their
graves with tokens of remembrance. -
B0y city Trjb"0e.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-06-05

Gen. Hancock told the eiitor Of n
Louisville paper that the democrats
would have To get east iron man to
be their candidate for president this
year. They are much more likeiv to
get ~ wooden man or muIuiny.
Come to think of il, what difference
will it make what kind of n man they
getl they cannet elect ANYBODY. -
Washington Republican,
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-06-05

The augusta OtiaD Eroni,yc
pnblls'ed nt place where u iiII te
water power gives hopes of II dcveluu
nent Of manufactories. and conse
puently II does not want any fire.,
tr'de nnnsrnse now and nj any time
it says TINT Frank Hurd and III,
kcntucky statesman. nideI bv south
"rh enthusiasts, p"oror. IN n+on-ion
ally pcrhnHs. to start Fnglnnd's I'm
profitable spindIeS and forgeS 70 rh,
dlsadvantag" OF our own mills. ha,
better not let go the substance tt
,,rasp the shadow"
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-06-05

We would like To see Ben Butler
nominated on the democratic ticket
for one especial reason. We never
Thought nor believed that the old man
stole those SPOONS at New Orleans,
ami it would siispIl lee poetic justice
10 see him pxoneratrd at this late day
bv the men who once so loudly AMI
violently abused him while in the
strict performance of his duty. IL
will bp big dish Of crow To swallow,
but If IN" is nominated IL will go down
NJ a single guip. just the same. -Kdi-
k,Iskid Lpader.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-06-05

Where is ne. Mr.. G. 4. Frcn.'t well
known in Ypsilanti as genial meclin
ic. former residence on Pearl street.
left tliis city, 1--WE weeks ago last Mon
day, in search of work. AMI since tina
time he has not been heard from
Mrs. French is stopping with her sis
ter Mrs Albert kovl, and is much
alarmed in regard to his safety. Tx.
please copy.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-06-05

Orno Strong. of thp Nashville Nor.
turned himself loose on tine 3lst uft.
and shot Dr. A. = FOote through TN,
leg. Strong alleges that Footp hn,
oeen too intimate will LIS wife. 11i
next Time that he goes ginning ne hac
better load up his roller mould with
the core, fire it at him, and may be vii
ife more success iul We always l.,
lIeved irom the looks of his r9per anT
its general makeup. that he had not
le"rneJ how 10 Use his shooting stick.
in n workuanlikp manner.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-06-05

No one doubts that n ticket mad
mp of EdmunGs of Vermont and Lin
coin Of Illinois wouid unite the part!
aid had it TO victory against the best
nominations the dcmocrncv could
make. Better iiian this, it would sa;
isfy every one that rhe next admins
fration would be strong in its intei
ritv, its wisdom and its prudence. -
AiGdnV JpuThu5.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-06-05

The Montmorenci Mail, published
at iIilln,an. has been enlarged on nc.
count of the demand for space in its
advertisement columns. We are pleas
o TO note this evidence Of prosperity.
aud hope tidal wave %! the same
kind will overwheIm the AVALANCHE.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-06-05
Y esterday, To-Day and forever.
'"rhe muiiiad drums sad roil has heat
he >',lui, : last tatt,o,
M more On liie'S parade shall meet
These brave n. Il fallea few.
Gu Fames eternal camping ground
Tlsrir silent teuts aTr spread.
Aud glory guards with solemn round
Th,. bivollltr uf the dead -

Aud glory guards with solemn round
The biNoiiatc of the dead
II is 22 wears ago since that awful
en- ival of blood was in ilS height.
sire. ing the fair fields of the South
wi. a the decd and dying and leavin.
vacant chairs beside the heartlIstonc>
of n hundred Thousand homes, and
Yesterday under the cold spring sun
.lIii e the loving hearts of the widow
and orphan, the grateful ones OF the
people and SCARED ones of the living
ysterslnS gathered aroHnd the graves
of the fallen l-r'es in quiet Elinwood
and scattered DER their beds their
tributes ot remembrance. Flowers
Wtr' everywhere. ami their sweet per
fIine prrvaded the air a,id filled the
heart as an incense. Roses, starry
eyed violets, sweet mignoiette and
lilies Of the valley were heaped upon
the narrow mounds: a gleam of gol-
drn sunshine here ~ . there struggled
through the dense 1oliags. overhead
and scniilated among their delicate
petals. In groups the aged veterans
walked about. treading softly. amid
the last resting place of their old com
sudes amt friends. Tears were in
many eyes, but they We're tears Of
manly lovc and grief The sliadowy
outlines of the tents on the crimson
battlrfrlds rose up before their dim
eyes: the blaze of the camp fires, the
ruar of tlr heavy gun, and the sharp
rattle of the niuskrtry WAS fresh ia
their minds. and on all sides the dy-
ing groaus and walls of their com
-..l l-... f..l .....s..- .i..;- Ali .i.,-.-
clinch their hand aud the fire of tile
fight shines in their eyes but it is not
a nusket they clasp To-day in those
clinchrd hands. Ii is memory. and
nIrunor, is til. truest friend that griei
can call its own. Sometime. beyond
the tuiis Of earth. beyond the blue sca ;
~iI,eu. in strange. deep peace. old
friends and comrades will again join
hands where all is we'll, ,-DetyoH JoWr-
Ndi.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-06-05

Mrs. kobt. j. Bnrdette. 70 who.
inspiration AMI encourn cement the
great lunorist ascribes Isis success.
died at Arimore. Pa. Monday. The
lady had been an invalid for many
years. and great part OF the time was
entirely helpless.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-06-05

Deputy u. S. Ma sllaI Kil!ian was
shot dead last week. in Kentucky
mountain district, by pack of moon.
sinners he was eDdeayoriug 30 arrest.
The republicans must go. Ffee tradr
in Kentucky must no lie interferrd
with
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-06-05
Fish and Grant.

President Fish is making u bad mess
of it in tr! ing 10 fastrn NIL the res
possibility for for the failure If the
Marine Bank upon tien. tiraut. lie
has produced the letter wlIiciI passed
between them. and alleges that lie of-
ten met Grant at Wards Office. II
this is triIe. why did he never ask
Grant explicitly il he knew Ward had
such and uch a custract from the
government. as Wart said he had. ga
riie letter uicb ne wrote. tu Grant TO
get hnn to acknowledge to a general
partnership. Fish sail he wished to
have an understanding with ,irant so
that the young men could not run
away with them in business matters
1t il curious, a. u co,emportry OBJ
serves, thar a man who was So con.
cious about these young men should
not ark Grant to state definitely in
detail what lIe knew about the alleged
contracts. \ trained business uIaiI
cuts poor figure in pleading hat hc
was misIed by the advice of one who
does not pretend To- be ~ business
man. -- DetrOu JonrDdl.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-06-05
DR.. y. II. Tnver, Grayling. Mich

A Dn,-o Send six cents g.
~ u A1Ls'|' postage and rec. :
free u costly box ot gOosls which |
lelp you to more money right NV
than 'nythng else in this world. Al
of either srS sncceed FROM first hour.
The bros,d roa 80 O ,u,e gao
fore the work ~. ah- ,.djtiN sure.
uncc address rru" & 30 Ang'Sta I,
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-06-05

Som" Of tile iIiust Vigorous DENIM
ciationS Of the outrageous theft of n
seat III congress 10 please the Senior.
Mr.. English, who gave it TO his son rt
II fo' d parent might give n r. tile ia
his infant. come. from ths lending
Democratic newspnpe n ;!la country.
The Outrage of unSe ting Major Me.
hinley is also @ uuuced bv n Iorr.
portion of the DEM c.'atic ,r'ss. I'll,
democrats who ina<e mp the nniorit,
III the present House of Representa-
tives are distinguishing ihemselve
chiefly 10y the number Of bun. pr
they are committing - DetroH yuur-
III.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-06-05

Fruit and other crops in ~. Clair
county were seriously damaged by
frost. 'ast week.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-06-05
Age It's

A O.o IfS tcd iu. The -
1Ao , loo of a.. ,,e President
the l.. :. The i"rEest. hard om =.
anl be book rv'r sull for less tin "A
twice 'ur price. The fastest s,lli ,
book - America iHnnense profits b,
agents .\ll iut"lli- 'nt people want C..
Any ~ can hecoIne succcS, fu agcn .
1"r'u> jte. unt,e,o bock CO..
lani. taine. nO.iJ
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-06-05

The Chicago Hcr0M puts il stron;
to the democracy II they d" no
force the tariff issue, il says. the tarii
issue will force them There can "
no dodsiLg ur evasion. The part,
must plant itself on the platform q
I. III for revenue only. or br inocke'
with the derision .; an iutelligen
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