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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-07-09
Na.crc.l Stock.

John Sherman once told the Banking
Committee that "all banking was based
on the idea that larger amount OF
paper money can G maintained in cir
culation than the real money reserve in
which the circ; alton is to be redeemed.
Otherwise there would be no object in
banking"
The excess Of currency over tho re-
demption fund is clear water.
When bank issues .as',cGO of its
notes and takes its pay for them, will
q redemption fund Of only twenty-five
per cent. of that amount on hand to re,
deem with, the fraud is as great as if q
farmer should sell thousand bushels
Of wheat, taking his pay for the same,
when he had only two hundred and
fifty bushels to deliver.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-07-09

sRlCHELIEus ROBINSON. whose hnriy
form will not be seen On the floor OF
the House for AZ indefinite time. relates
An amusing incident in which lie VAS
the chief actor. More tssa forty years
ago he took on. lis iis>s papers ct
citizenship Tie clerk repeated tic
usual formula which r,.,a,.,l ia. AT
plicant to renonnce ~, sn.a to al
other Governments, aal voaessaea
without ever making rsn 8, "tat es-
pecially to the Queen II sstsat hrisain
and Ireland SO help yea Gss1 ,ss.,c ne !
dollar!s Pa don me ss. :. Robin
son said, ~hut shouldn't sea issSe pa, 4
comma between God assa is,> ,aiiars4
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-07-09
Jesse HARPER, OF ILLINOIS
He Gives Warning or tho Danger - th1
Liberty Of tho Mssses.
from John Swinton'o paper.1

He Gives Warning or tho Danger - III
Liberty Of tho Masses.
from John Swinton'e paper.1
have been asked the following ques
tion:
FRIEND HARpEn--will labor ret relief b
the ballot or the bullet-whiOh?-J.H H., Hort
con, Wis.
REPLY.
Every statute that contravenes thu
natural right Of man to earn. with rea,
sonable effort, food, clothing, and shell
ter, will ultimately lie swept away
either hy the ballot .r the bullet. And
this is Just as cstt..:l ~ il ID thai ips
tice rover slnmi,ers Eor slsOpa.
I,.r' .-4crdnm Is balancing between
the ballot and the Du..... And the
sleep of the masses as to what the die.
ease readily is, now shaking civilization
with the throes OF death, seems to In!
dicate that only the thunders Of wal
can awake them to the fact that II is
scrfiom. chattcl slavery once put tho
nation to sleep SO profoundly that il
took tie boor, OF the cannon and the
wall OF tho dying - wake il,
~'.-raase statutes, national and State,
.,o - en.. - tia lust quarter Of !
century, that must be swc.. A''''
they will be, rs surely rs justice lives.
Shall We Or ani q? Shall the ballot
make tlle laws 50 that reasonable ef-
fort will feed, ciothc. and shelter the
body?
Men. women, and children are dying
in the midst OF plenty-by starvation
and oyerwork.
The National Grecnback party has
been for years, whenever it could get .
hearing. warming the people against the
dangers that threaten the republic. Men
who have these convictions will never
cease to warn.
We have two great parties in their
policies, and the press, controlled by
theH,. and tt.ol pity ns) the church,
sides with these parties. Tins com,
bined, they suppress the truth and e.
tablish falsehool.
1. The money system advocated by
them is opposed to the liberty Of the
masses.
2. The banking system (of issue) ad-
vocatcl by them is opposed to the lib
erty Of the masses.
Z. The boad debit system advocated
by them is opposed to the liberty Of the
masses.
4. The land system advocated by
them is opposed to the liberty Of the
masses.
5. The telegraph system advocated
by them is opposed to the iberty-of the
masses.
Each Of these systems contravenes
the natural right of man to earn, with
reasonable effort, food, clothing, and
shelter for the body. such systems oi
spoliation have not in the past been
given up, except to the demands oi
force.
Ny countrymen, wake up! Labor,
be warned! The LAWS Of the nation
and of every State, with few exceptions
are against you. JESSE HARPER.
Danvllie, iii.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-07-09
liz .si,as : a.ue,,

We are told tlii prol eriy OF all
kinds possessc fictitious values few
years agn; ID 4 tie general prosperity
that prevailed was rot real that sue
cess had maas people delirions; that
the whole ccnntry was on financial
drunk; and that zeal prosperity could
never be !, ali cd until we got down to
hard-pap, " specie basis; and there
are fools yet ls ng who believe this
Shylock aoph:stry. The stock in trade
Of the great mass of poople consisted
in labor an,i lis brolu t.. When values
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-07-09
One Dollar

Hoods Sarsaparilla cures scrofuIa. salt
rfcnm. all humors, boils, pimples. general de-
bility, dyspepsia, biliousness, sick headache,
catarrI, rheumatism, kidney and liver .ol...
plants, and all affections caused BY impure
blood or how condition of the system. Try it.
II was severely afflicted with scrofula, and
for over 4 year had two running sores on my
neck. took Ave bottles Of Hoods Sarsapa-
ril!a, and consider myself entirely cured,
{. +. LoyEJoY, Lowell, Mass.
Hoods Sarsaparilla did me an immense
amount Of good. My whole system has been
built up and strengthened, my digestion inn
proved, and my head relieved of the bad feel
ing. I consider it the hest medicine have
ever used, and should no, know how to do
without il" MANY L. PERLE, Salem, Mass.
Hoods 1Sarsaparilla !;
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for s.. Made
only by G. /. HOOD & CO., Lowell, Mass
100 Doses One Dollar.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-07-09

Han We as nation cluag lisilly to
this idea during the late Rebellion what
would have been tho conse .uence ?
Patriotism would have done much and
suffered much t. maintain our honor
and unity. but it could scarcely have
furnished tho vast amount OF material
necessary to carry ~ tho war. We
were forced to ahaaian oar standard
of value and form \ nvw one: and
though il was 4 paper one i. accom-
plished that which II i goll and silver
Of the eesn..y csa.d not 10. ,'ol.a 4,
Loyaa. ISL.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-07-09
100 Doses

One Dollar. Hoods Sarsaparila is the only
medicine of which this can be truly said !;
a7d il Is an nnanswerable argument as to
the strength and positive economy Of tins
great medicine. Hoods Sarsaparilla Ii made
of roots, herbs, barks, etc, long and favoraDiy
known for their power in purifying the blood !;
and In combination, proportion, and process,
Hoods Sarsapanlla is peculiar to itseJ.
For economy and comfort we use Uood,s
Sarsapariia.' MHs. C. n:.EysTER. Euffa,o.
@cs.s Sarsaparilla takes les sss.s md
cponttg = .iiow its effect than any other
preparation ever heard Of. would n.ee.. be
without u IN the house, MRs. &. 4. N.
nCBCAD, North Chill. yY. 100 I1sc,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-07-09
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How Lest. How Restored!

49, asshi s;.sl. Ii NV .gs.iiun II nr, Ga,NvF~
Ms*ssss& &ss hsSssW a@@ss "a ise radical case ~
Skas sss aSss,4 >e.slstiss MeSlas>s, illga.ua.
~ ssaaai ,tsses, s,s,sseass. M,a,d .snd
ssAs8tN iassstSssts fst,iessi.sssssS la Aascia,..
esss ssss es:l a.sslafs.ss, Fl,l.s.Ss asa fGs, IN
sn#s la is-.:stt1t5st&>ss Sf seAaal eNir.asas.
astss. -.
H. s@sslssltssi author IA tass aagairasair ts-
sas. stsssss demonstrates iran tht1y Nc2s.@
~ps7tssisss practsee thai the alarming cosSs,u-
sks.sS eI sel,-ahs>e fasy 0e radically cQeest:
nefasfa@ o, nude ri cure N unee simple, eee-
so AMI ,ieetaal, as means at which esess
-asestCs ia isstiss What ms condition ass hs,
s.sssA 5sussss.Gst ssAass privately asd radit Ally
J - laa~ i.vtnse lse0st M III tex halsSss y
4 ssrss Asasss aasa tssa2 saaG III .sS sssad,
. >esss sssy,srr seas. IA psalm ease,ese, IL aas
satSsS sls seS.ls.. ~ tour ceas, CT IVA postage
i ~t.llss89>~ Address
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-07-09

Cn,,S w., ~ t,ass shoot iin, ~
causc vaa .sn, s.ses s3.as i u aunt
coaas an;s i Ito l.- IL Wall
streets ~ aSary saess ia regard |. ssl-
yer. sastaa.,, ], With wallis III Will
stand the l. ,nlas,lMeat Il Mosi,ar,
refuse ii fsay 4 oa., sh.a ,l,Nfand ! sns,
pension IL ~ a,aa,ss hsc&as 1t wcn,,
circulate. Eah.- ies.sI Its.te,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-07-09

NeNsa>Es il tie naacss granted to
Congress ss,n IL feaisi tise foNer 10
charter banks, railroads - e.les rri-
vate corpora; cas, nor i the granting
Of such essa.t ,ys aeesssary ii carrying
out any ef tl., exrse>sed os isspsSst Oh,
iccss o. shS t1Ast.taa -,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-07-09

MRs. Crsrrs has sent to the soldiers'
festival at Boston the flag Of trncs
sent by General Lee 10 General Grant
at Appomatox. Col Sims. Of Long
streets staff. who carried the flag to
tho Federal lines. in . letter to Mss.
Custer. wrote: "On the morning Of the
surrender rode into the Federal lines.
bearing message from Gen. Gordon
to Gen. Sheridan. usel white tow-
el which had in my possession. Ow.
ing to the scarcity of such luxuries. I
had paid for it so in Confederate
money. though Ihad little idea q the
time that it would eventually serve the
purpose it did. / was met by . Lieu
tenant Col. nj Of the cavalry, who took
me to Gen. Custer
AN Amer rsan wa'asa IA lcctnring tn
England eG ns.rrias j, domestic happi.
ness, anl II ireA .>s'.rc's. u~~ 20 "a,
Of iirrsiaa tbs. il =" tai i. ~
'"-" -.,,s'e q i sezv room, with pret(
| ty mother >,,,s,'d, in Il ,,.ually pretty
children anl cat and dog playing
about. Eitc tn tl,..so the husband,
tired hut h ,rv. He throws himself
into IN easy =. N it:tude Of care
j less reroac. Ii. completes by
placing his l,,., ia lies lap! With
their usual .mcle ,s~. and faith II
what they are told een.e ning American
affairs, the :slish Mho unfartunatel,
hear this lecture, will heneeiorth stub
bornly bei.e"a that al american hns
bands are il; it,, lsaLit Of resting them
selves with their feet in their wives
laps.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-07-09

SCaEe.rg Of money makes labor the
slave Of capital.
An abundance Il moaey males cars-
tai the servant Of .aso~.
Scarcity of .ne.sss co0eeaiea'eS
wealth in the ssan,ss Of 4 teM, leaving
tho mss - Il, 81 ;nte,
Al aAan aars Il aoaes distributes
wealth s,.ns...hly among MI classes OF
peo,le. -, taasa.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-07-09

GoI.p and silver arc natural products
Of the earth, whose absolute amounts
cannot be controlled by the necessities
of trade or the action OF Legislative
bodies, q fact which the advocates Of
specie paymcats appear wholly 70 ie.
nore.-John 4. Logan ISL.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-07-09

The Boston .4ticerfiser thinks that
general condemnation Of Mark Twain's
.Huckleberry Finn indicates change
for the better IN the pulilie taste, since
ut is little If at all verse tlan earlier
works BY the same author 1t is not
worse than tom Sawyer Int the chief
difference is this-the publication Of
chapters from "uuckleherry Finn" in q
first-class ,aaga inc brought it 10 tho
notice Of critical readers, who, for tho
most part, never saw "Tom sawyer"
aud who were shocked 1T his yn'gari;v.
Reviewers on the press did lot, as q
rule, sec tom Sawyer ns.;.a i was IN
old book.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-07-09
ISHLER:S
y, AENN
Differs.

Is acombinationo Of valuable herbs. care.
fully compounded from tho formula Of
scription largely in hi. private practioe
with great success. It II not : drink but
D medicine used by many phy1iciane.
% It @ Invaluable for DYSfEP91A,
KIDNEY and LIVER COMPLAINTS,
NERVOUS EXHA U6TxON, WEAK.
NESS, INDIG ESTlON, Gc.; and while
curing will not hurt tho system.
Mr. 6. ). Rhodes, . well-kuown iron
man Of Safe Harbor, Pa, writes:
my son was completely prostfatod by fever md
ague Quinine and barks did him no good.
then sent for Miehlerss Herb BtteyS and 10 DhoEt
time the boy Was quite well" !"
''E. A. Schellentrager, Druggist, 713
6t. Clair Street. Cleveland, O.. writes:
Your Btters. can say and do say. are rre.
ecribed by some OF the oldest and most prominent
physicians In our CITY,"
MISHLER HERB BITTERS CO.,
525 Commerce St., Philadelphia.
parker's Plea A Mt Worm Svrun NAvar Tailh
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Armed with truth and iustice

Armed with truth and Justice.
These arc the arms that the Wall
street despots wen Il have the people
put idle, by n,..king "any concession
to thei, unr a.os.."
10 this sn,,.,a' scheme Of fooling
the people and rolbins the industrial
land hes pre- ttu'el his manhood, his
conscience. ils ei,ieia! position, his
party. ana o 'es 4 LA eosut'y and the
inheritance =! l. hnsn generations q
sacrifice Ii Mammnn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-14

NOW an en- gneer IN Philadelphia. He has maoe tnor'
onch study OF balloons for war purposes anu HIS
,lans are now ia the hands OF the BrtisD WAT DePs
ment 1.-THE common, pcar->haped balloon which noal'
with the wind wasinventedin France, he said I'm 1888
Great nrocress has beer made in the last few years III
scicntic balooning The dirigihle halloon-one that
can be directed without reference to the wind-has been
e,portrened on by Captain Ronaut At Mcrdon France
with successful results. This dTigble balloon may DC
NJ two sorts: independent having no connection al al
with the earth and floating at any height not greater
than ten miles dependent connected at height OF Zoo
m 900 feet with the earth by OF poles and wires
The former could be uscd an Independent engine oil
a,rucon or observation; tic latter to transport men
pd material along definite lines The independent d.
4, BILE balloon is q huge circular spindle 23 times
,onrer than is diameter, made of tissues OF nen cotton
and sk which have been permeated with solution OF
,uhror Three largo bands around 1t dramatically
Below the inflated spindle hangs sort OF deck Oh cna'
which cOnd be used for freight or passengers ana oe
Meath This is second smaller deck IN which the proper
ling force generated and from which the 'er snip Is
serred The balloon can he lowered by an arranEeneht
for letting air into an interior sack within inc alue
aVcs vessel 200 feet lon would have buOyant forcc
of nearly 5000 pounds while the resistance OF an 70 De
a larger ratio than the resistance Of the ar
A balloon 367 feet long with diameter OF IpO lett
would have an ascending force of So tons. while the re-
ssance at the rate Of ten miles an houT Wouu ,t
400 nonnd. SlCh balloon could sail over a clty ny
night and easily destroy with cartridges OF dynamite
It would be of great value also for observation.
INT move, on wheels firmly attashed 10 two ures or
cables fastened to Y-shaped poles These poles W9uu
be 500 10 COO apart. The motive power wouu Se
electricity transmitted TO motor IL the Dalo,h WnlcH
would ny along this double telegraph line al the rate al
eighty miles an hour. Such balloon way cOuIC %
easily constructed across country IN the rear OF az a
like the signal service telegraph lines ana would nen
great value transporting troops ana suppneS qck
and overcoming such natural obstacles rs nVora anu
Inountaiss." 49,
model Of the baoen-train and railroad was theh OK
hbited the balloon running across tue roon alo pcA
with the aid electric battery An interesting uis
eusson followed and vote Of thanks was gVon 10 INC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-14
nnITIAEY MOTIFS.

WORCESTER Mass. Nov. l3.-Dr George o.
warner Of Leicester, died lat evening OF malignant
diptAeria after nycday, Illness. The disease was con
tr,ced from patient # lgmcut Of diseased membrane
falling on the doctors mu,tacAc during an NimInAor.
twenty years.
Oirt>.N Y. Noy. l3.-C y. i. Bot,c, cV-Ncmbcr OF
Assembly d.rI Last night. after al Illness OF two weeks
lie was -iIty.cisht years Of HSc
Troy. y. N Nov - Gcorse H. Perry cashier Of the
I-rrd Ntnull HauE and secretary ot the Rensselaer,
,uI -,rato.a and saratoga ANA ~,hruc,tIdy Railroad
Compiuic,. died hero today.
Mo>rtr>f Noy. 10 ,S,scotl.-D. Loyn Macpougal. an
old and rc,pec,cd stock broker died th,- afternoon from
i!, effects of partlytic stroke He was scyruty-~iN
yearl ori and wa. president 81 the Montreal Merchants
l,hau.c for many year, ana also the stock Exchange
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-14
WCULLOUGH'S PLACE or BURIAL
PROPOSAL TO BURY HIM BESIDE FOBREsT-Dl

PROPOSAL TO BURY HIM BESIDE F0HREsT-DIS-
APPEARANCE OF HIS MEDALS.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 13 (SpccdD The act
ors are much pleased by the respect paid McCuOugh
memory. lie of the actor is having wide sale. The
same of his picture. movement has been
started for the removal OF McCuloughs body to New
York and 1t naturally meets with great disapproyal
here 1t is thought that it would be most appropriate
to bury him with Edwin Forrest in the grounds OF
Spring Brook Forrest Home. Forrest buried with
his mother aud and brother St. Psus Church.
yard Ihird-s below Walnut, and the body Is still
there but II Is the determination Of the TO
move the grounds Ol the home where monument
will he erected.
Ii has been discovered that tho gold silver sou
missing IL has not yet been definitely ascertaned
whether they mislaid or stolen but from the cir
cumstances William +. Johnson counsel for the McCul-
Tough ufcrs that their disappearance Is to hc at
trbutcd the of thief The memorials con sisted
OF SILVER laurel wreath presented TO the tragedin by
residents New York at the nation OF engage
ment at Booths Theatre; gold medal given
him by the people Of Memphis in consideration
OF his playing for the fund for the relief OF the yrlO
fever sufferers, and gold and silver medal presented
TO him by citizens OF st. Louis for contribution and
aid Of the fund for suffers by the Mississippi
floods.
The intrinsic worth OF tho memorials is about $500,
but they naturally high value Of
Mccullough had thcm In his possession when lie started
for the West just UefOre his breakdown IN Chicago.
Bob" Richards, his dresser, and the latter them
or twice afcrwdrd. while travelling with the
Inquiry mas been made In NewYork, Chicago ST. Paul
and other cities, the theory that perhaps articles
had been mslid by Mccullough in his wanderings but
the thorough search has so far failed discover
attV fraN a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-14


BARBoUR-Cn FrAly, November 49, 1885, william Bar
sGIr aged s sa are re.pecuy invited 10 aen, IN.
funeral from his II West 34dst, on MonA,
morning November ID, at 10 o'clock.
BEEBE-on Friday November b. Louisa Boob, wife Of
Relatives friends invited to attend lnnGr se5yGe
a. e GeSloene1 o. SSa ae ym nIe AZ so a. m
Carriages will be IN waiting train leaving
1873 iS?s5 1' ''iOF''' st. ~ ''' d H.
PiePs omit flowers.
BRooKs-n this city November r. Mash. willow Of the
iste Captain John Brooks In her sSth year -.
terrain Church, Bridsep 1T
CARPENTER-Mrs Mary A, a. Ha'tinSs-on Hudson, No
Funeral Moniay November Is at 1913 al Zion CHAPEL
CREGAh-on Tuesday November 10, Mary f.. wife OF DR..
Funeral services sixth street Baptist Church on sun
dav. NOvemberl ID at loa H.
wife OF DR. William Duncan Of Ncw-YDrE
Funeral at residence Of her mother Mr.. j. b. Wilson, al
IleTincnt a. wooillwn Sunday morning November lc.
w9 me in ne go 4, yer e Of n IL AR SDe, from
DE- DE- S Y on 9@niag NSyem6er 18th icsj at 80
lyman s Rr sS " Coma Sn i and ne a:o Iac Hall il
Funeral on FIR day .iatayl Novomhe, H. at2p. az
residence Of his mother, No. III Monasue'. Brook
Relatives sand and friends arr inyitei toat'srd
UARDl NBERGH-OD u. l2tl day o: November 1881
pe S ' ant I'd 5TSiay ,o7i TIRE aea scr
Isl III ,a q. y, q, T. ! }etocs 2;
lnioment at ~dug'riHsN l.
UARi--uddcny, at ATin gt0n, Vermont Mary Ross iOis
tor wife of clarence c. Hard
Funcrs, 1t Arlington Monday. November 10.
M Il Hsa HF rSm SaaFG s the late Rev Dsav
Notice Of funeral services hereafter
LoESCH-Oa rhursdly. November L. lSs3' Richard c
Relatives friends OF TIE family, ald menuersgI BeI@cn
Lodge 30 AZ. T. and A. NJ; Ancient Chapter No l. a. A.
pe T. n ) uytsI To atten tn funeral from his tlo
residence of AN and BIau.Hl ayes Ji'cy NH
on ~u,rit ~ afternoon NOyemb,r -, at l OclocH.
William 1. LoagwoIth formerly OF Ne"'forA Cly' AGA
FYnggi Services at 81 Clements CLGr5h Amty-st, On
SATURDAY. November H. at ! a. H.
OsBORN-On Wednesday, November i. 1881, Charles j.
RELATIVES and friend, are respectfully iny!tei 70 attend me
funeral from his lac, residence js otLaVe -" SATURDAY
morning NJ 10 o'clock.
Please omit HuYc-.
RYpER-rr November - orange. y. J.. Carleton Cal
yer tya,r of The late Charles L. and Kathleen Hi'r
tnncrs serves az the residence ofs grandrothsr Mrs
HcnryV Ryder orange. y J on saturday N0'9nOerIi'
carrsgs vii be In waiting the 23O train from NewYork
Morris and Essex kdlfJal
SMITu-On THURSDAY. November II, Katie wife IL Rodney
Fnnprai services on SUNDAY November l5 at p. from
rsIer ate residence, l3j Wagery place
TITUS-At shng 18th month l2th 1855, Maria widow
Iayr ard mend. are respectfully invited attend her
fGnaru at tie m nds Meeting House Flushing in First
S aa{ ET 81 oas Island city at So p NJ
WARD-On Friday November l5 Harriet Augusta wife ot
James T.. Wari. $50 .---,.., =. -, e..
asayes amt indf o. tsf s ANY r; are No. So, Mis-
ave on >ln lay. November H. at 2p. IN.
Please omit flowers
ZIEGLER- Friday morning. Charles T. Ae'lef sJa %
Louis Ziaser, 10 hiS "lst year =, nj. -. o.,,
sunday November u, It 80 o'clock p M