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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-03
THEY SHELTERED WITH Us.
Well Known Men Who Were Here
On Hot Day.

on a Hot Day.
E. n. Falk, Trail county, Oak, was in
the city yesterday. He is the present audi
tor Of Trail county and is Democlat of the
most pronounced type. For number of
years he resided in Minnesota and at one
time, along in 1872. rln for secretary of
state on the Democratic ticket. 1t was his
opinion that the Democrats Of Dakota
would make better showing in the terri
tory at the coming election than had ever
been the case i'll the past; in Years gone by
the Democrats were demoralized, as all the
offices, federal and territorial, We're i'll the
Hands OF the Republicans. but now that a
change of administration had given the
Democrats few OF the positions and had
taught the people that no bad results as had
been pictured by Republican campaign
orators, had taken place, the change in the
votes would be very marked. He thought that
If the Democrats could not carry the election
they could make it very warm and interest
ing for the Republicans and the change in
votes would have good effect or succeed
ing elections
He said that the fight against the railroad
company owning unSuryeyed land in that
county for which it and its purchasers re-
fused to pay county taxes had finally come
to the attention OF congress, and q law COM
peIling railroad companies to survey such
public grant and thas oDliging its immedi-
ate purchasers to pay taxes. would probably
be passed during the present session. The
contest he said, originally grew ont of a
case III which the authorities OF Wait
county We're the plaintiffs. the case being
decided adversely to the railroad company
in the county and territorial courts on the
decisions were reversed by the United
States supreme court.
Ignatius Donnelly, Ninninger. departed
for Olympia. He said that he was perfectly
satisfied with the results of the late anti
boss Democratic meeting; that while it was
small in number there were many through.
out the state VINO were in perfect harmony
with the views of those in attendance. and
the work of organization would go on. He
claimed to beper fectly happy with the out
look, politically and otherwise. and said that
the movement seemed to be gaining ground
every day.
L. H. McKusick. Pine City, registered al
the Merchants. He is a member of the
lower branch of the legislature and Re
publican. He was of the opinion that 6
lively fight would be experienced IN tht
Fourth congressional district, in which
Congressman Gillian stood some show O.
being renominated and reelected.
Secretary Mccormack of Bismarck wa.
visitor at the hotels. He is spoken of a.
good man for the Democrats of Dakot;
to nominate for delegate, although his mos
intimate friends claim that it would b.
very foolish in him to throw up certaint.
for possible election to congress. Hi
visi. in st. Paul was with old friends.
Hon. j. w. Steel, an old-time Democra
from Wabasha, was in the city yesterda,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-03
SAINT PAUL MATTERS.

Echoes From the Conference That MIR.
Donnelly Conducted the Day After
the Fair.
Trial of an Indian Woman Who Killed a
Rival That She Might Save Her
Child.
What Some of the Politicians in the
City Said on Summer
Day.
Observer Lyons Monthly Statement
ON This Beautiful Minnesota
Climate.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-03
SHE SAVED HER BARF.
An Indian Woman Who Killed a
Rival Tried for Murder.

The trial of the Indian woman Pin
dig-aY-o-ray=quay for murder was begun be
fore Judge Nelson in the United States cir
cult court yesterday, District Attorney
Baxter for the prosecution, and L. s.
Thompson and O. G. Clay for the defense,
the court having assigned these attorneys
TO conduct the defendants case. The MUIR
dered individual was Num-a-quay. who
was the wifesof Ms-Quon-ah- quod. they hay
been married twelve years. Defendant in
this case was also the wife of Masquerade
quod, having lived with him about two
years, the Indians being allowed the prac-
tice of polygamy under their old tribal
customs. The murder occurred in March
last on the White Earth reservation, all the
Indians concerned being Chippewas. The
killing was the result of quarrel over the
infant son of Pin-dig ay -o-ray-quay, her
husband and the now deceased wife being
DESTROYS of keeping the babe and getting rid
of the mother by driving her from home.
In her Indignation at such treatment, de-
PENDANT caught up an axe and dealt her
Jealous partner of her husbands lodge a
blow which caused her death. Many of the
ChippeWas have expressed Indignation be-
cause they were not allowed to try the case
according to the ancient laws of the tribe,
and that the woman and babe were taken
away from the reservation and imprisoned
by the government.
.n-. INDIAN AGENT sHEHAN
testified to having seen the dead woman
and described the nature of her wound.
DR.. j. S. Woodward, the agency physician,
also testified to the character of deceased s
wound. Apart from these witnesses, the
only testimony taken was that of Mis-quon-
ah-quod, which was given in the Chippewa
language and interpreted by j. c. Morrison,
captain of the Indian police. The witness
not only talked long and loud, but is also
bad sufferer, though at first this was
thought to be only popularity of the Ian
guage. The next important witness for the
government is an Indian boy, son of the
murdered woman, who saw the whole
fracas. Pin-dig- ay-o-vay-qua sat in. court
all day fondling her boy, who is but few
months old. She has a little white blood
in her veins and wore blue calico dress,
with some pretense at trimming A yellow
handkerchief was tied about her head. and
during the whole day her head was bent
forward. Not once did she lift her eyes
from her babe. to preserve which she prob
ably forfeited forever her right to liberty,
although general sympathy is with her in
maintaining her right to her own child
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-03

of New York city are here. We can't mention them
ALL but they are here. Everything that the male
wears (but shoes) is in this store. A few more Of
those White Serge Washable Suits for stylish men at
$18 Nothing nicer for afternoon wear Blue Brown
and Black Serge Suits for $1O $14, 500 and $22
The lower price Domestic Goods the higher price
are Foreign and SillzLined They are all made well
and fit well. Children's suits, Shirt Waists Belts
and Pants; White Flannel Suits and Waists every
thing and anything that the little wear this hot
weather is here We complete outftters for Men
and Boys
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-03
Saturday

Our sale of ginghams at 6A cents will be
closed. MeLain, Ss4 Wabasha street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-03

A lake or sea bath is very
refreshing this time of
the year. More enjoyable,
though, to have your bath
ing suit fit somewhere
near. The stout man finds
1t impossible to button the
belt, while the thin man is
lost" Did you know The
Boston sells great quanti-
ties of Bathing Suits, from
the Boys Trunks at Is
cents to the finest Jersey
Suit for men at 81. Peo-
pie staying at the lakes
will find here all the little
articles Of dress that go so
far towards making one
comfortable. ALI the out
of-the-way things that are
not usually found outside
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-03

woman named Mrs. Sullivan, at the city
hospital, gave birth to a child with extraor-
dinarily large hands. The reverend priest
christcned it John L. Sullivan.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-18


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Telegram-herald., 1886-09-18
FOR RENT-ROOMs.

ErOR RENT-FUENISHFD ROOM, HEAT AND
/ gas. tW0 blocks from P0 Office M very
desirable location. Address IN Bost~lcs-st. -
I,OR KFNT-IN PRIVATE FAMILY PLEASANT
4 furnished front room Wljn closet very cen
t4al Two minutes Hals from Post once Aediess
X A. b. Telegram Herald once. ~
NOR kENr-TNO WHY DESIRABLE SUITES
/ Of r.lns &. rent iu tie Ncs ou bio. k No =
Csnal-.f J. S. proyin, LOYetts block, opposite
Sweets hotel.
NOR RENT-ElEGANT FURNISHED ROOMS.
/ steam heated, fronting Monue and olFhs
-is call irou to pm. al room S., Porter uiot y
over ~wcilaLd Bro s. 81 y
F.Ok RENT OfFICE ROOMs-N Ekl DE lk-
tlcOil roo u Nenham block fronting
on Monloc-st. Inquire oi j. g.. Menham. -
NOR KENT-A GOOD STORE 80. . " FULTON
I stree Bosiou Book, lnquire j D siiahai- -
WANTED connecting rooms. first floor,
W furnished or one large on first Door ffi-
yate house iu second, Third or Fourth ward
Address. Alpha no. 3. Norih biYision-s~ -,-u
NOR RENT.A VERY PLEASANT FRONT
/ rooms 81 lls :. Div. 81 Cali AFTER .. M 81
NOR KENT-A SUN OF FIVE ROOMS WITH
good acoomr0o odatiaus including city "atef'
BRA MS Cisterrs .e etc. Rent very moderate 10 ihe
right party Inquire VIM cox les clancy - 81
I0K RENT-A FURNlsHkD FRONT ROOM
/ 81 Iua Pearl 81. "u
NOR KENT-PART or HOUSE NO ~
L sheldou-si Inquire ou the premis s. @oti
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-18

WANTED-FOUR DINING Room Girls
" 81 aud 81 Peari-st Il
IA ANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL TO DO
" general house Nork ln a family Of tWo per
sons sppiy at No ~ Aorln rIOsp-ct-st, 10 Mrs
Mark \ ,rrs. 81
hREsaMAKnRs WANTED FIRST CLASS
II waist and skirt maEers Button hole makers
an7 al eIrand girl Apply at once. Mn e. T..
'ofhn kansom-s-.
tVANTED - EXPERIENCED MIDDLE AGED
W house keeper. dress with references, A.
", care Telegram Herald -
NTED-IMMEDIATElI DINING ROOM
W girl aud chambeuua.d az New Rathbun
House, go Waterloo 81.
IVANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN
W eral homework ia a family OF two. Inquire
at 35s Cherry 81. q
WANTED - AN EXPERIENCED GIRL FOR
" general houseWo ke eIeuces required.
Ms. irauk Sweet - south Laiaye.test. 81
llrANTED r. A GOOD GlKL FOR GENERAL
" housework. Cali al a. IN ldon ST.
IlANIED-GlRL FOR GEN ERAL HOi ~
" woiK. App.s at Isl oeconcaVe- Al
urANThD-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GIN
~ eIal house ORR Apply at OLce, Mrs. q >.
Johns lu -s3 Cherry ST. 81
tEANTED-A GlkL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
W Work al 10 Li.iugstoA-st a. on, G. ,'ti
YArAITEBS WANTED-FINE GOOD WATERS
W sunday at lLe Ottawa Ottawa Beach
FaIes paid apply bs letter ,r telephone 10
spir S. !"
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-18

WANTED-sH SHOWCASES
VTANTED-PERsONs WANTING SHOWCASES.
W ieNelry cases or SilNeVware cases of different
lengths bcighths. or szes, can haNe them "a ace
10 Ooi,r Ou shoTl notice. 4 stock of reCl az sizes
constantly nsnd. VIII be s0ld az red uCed prices
a; J. ". Ora er 80 lallGl-si
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-18

NOR Mn I-siN ROOM Hpl- -E sou I'll " NEol
par. of city. painted and pale-ed neN sou
Ter month io slliall family. Enquire ol Fourth
ST. 50
NO RENT - TO a RESPONSIBLE PERSON,
| part of a double house containing SIX rooms
pautry closets and wo0ds4cds. Cnlldicn Lot
considered aosirable. Inquire al 40 Clancy 81. -
NOR RENT-A PANT OF A PRIVATE HOJ +,
pleasant grounds We'll of good water, is
tern 90. ucCted w ia kitchen, good uels hb 1rnood
located near post office. Address J. u. 7.. Ieie-
gram Herald. y
NOR RENT-HOJst OF FIVE ROOMS WITH
I stable. 40. ZlJ ". Fullou-si.s one of seven
rooms So % West Broadway near tultou-sL B
oi e. of siX rooms I'M new brick block corner oi
shaNmut-ayc and Wihterst with gas, water and
other couyeuieuces, one oi three rooms corner OF
rs inter and Allie n-sts., also store nutd lor meat
mafket. 800 good location iur trade Enquire ol D.
W Barnard. 80 Allen corner OK W. Nernou-sts.
30 lmo.
IfOR RENT HOUSE IN SOUTHERN PART OF
/ of me city near street car line. Inquire Of
NOsecy Bros, - OuaWa-st. tO
TOR PENTHOUSE 30. p MADlsON-AN +.
/ An modem Improvements, steam heated,
bath. c.c. Possession given immediately. ~
guirt a. house 'c
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-18
Read the Statement Of one Of
JaCkSOn'S Oldest Residents.
JACKSON, Mich, Nav ao, IsSd


rheumatic Syrup Co.
Ccnuemen-Aoout ten years ago my genera
health became impaired from my liver and Kidney
becoming diseased I have constantly failed In
strength ever since, my whole system becoming
prostr4tcd For years my nerves have been
weak and uncontroliabls that my sufferngs have
been greater than dare attempt 70 describe The
pain and stitches In my back and shoulders, and
tultchings and cramps Of the muscles have been
almost uu1earable- have taken everything could
learn or hear Of, but never received the benefit
which have from Hlbbard's Rheumatic Syrup II
IS remarkable remedy. The syrup hRs reg ulate<
my kidneys and liver thereby removing the cause
my general aiiment. aiding nature In restoring M
impure blood 10 a healthy state and the palsisd con-
dilon Of my whole nervous system 10 better than Il
has been for many years- The pains which have
constantly been suffering for years have entirely ls
me L will oe gratifying my part 70 answer any
inquiries regarding The mcrits OF your remedy .
experienced 5y me am very truly yours,
B. w. ROCKWELL.
sop Aorren strest Jackson Miok
have known ". Rockwell Who subscribed %
the above statement for forty yearA lie "a Of
our Oldest ciuEsas and very reliable ANY statement
made By him Gao bs fully relied upon true.
W. ID. THOMPSON,
President Jackson City Banl.
Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup is pzt up In largs
bottles, and e sold BY druggists generally Price
90, o. siE bottles Tor 500. II your druggis docs
not have Il writs and viii send Il an
address on receipt Of prioA. freight prepaid Send
Er our medical pamphlet
sSls manufacturers, Jacksoa. Ma
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-18

Get your Carpets Cleaned
and Relaid by the Grand Rap
ids Steam Carpet Cleaning
Works at 43 and a. kent-st.
Carpets cleaned As good as new
without the least injury. Best
of references. The only car
pet cleaning machine IN the
city. Telephone No 2S6.
S. N. ALLEN, Manager.
n. B.-Mr. N. v Clenment IS
no longer connected with this
concern.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-18

THE TELEGRAM-HERALD does
NOT want your money unless II gives you
an adequate return for IT, II you adver-
Use for anything IN the Want columns
and don't get a., ycur money wiil be re-
f4nded or the adveTusemenl wln be re-
peated The advertisements taken cu
this condition are al those coming under
The heads Of Boarding" Beard Want
1o. Rooms 10 kent, Rooms Want
sd," Male Help Wanted Female
Help Wanted. Isl uations Wanted
Female" "Situauons Wanted Male, F"
Miscellaneous" and all advertisements
not OF 4 strictly commercial nature.
Thousands have tined the plan during
the past few months. Try II yourself.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-18

IrOR RENT FURNISHED ROOM, HEAT AND
/ qas. tWo blocks from P0 Oflce m very
desirable. location Address / y Bost~lck-st. y
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-18

alt afrtl eats la thIs tti sliln. ut-siar
= nttssar Esad raespf 81 antea ~itus-
tfsl.. a4sl i.e charged fer at the uniferta
rste in tLs t.ble below. Always Pas 2ile d.
81 .iases.
Persons -t 81 aufafa >sfu1ttufr t-tt -es D4c
G.tllts.l r.ltee IS apply flH. al lifr osftc
ai.r auGl asF so iliIre sHf al ttss li-s ilt
...a fss found hs ufslatuE the number of
words tf -4Asa Eug fl.lff at = lfsls g44 4uftl
~. .s..r .HA HI..a-
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-18

tsrANTFD-THE CAbE OF OkE OK lNo
W cniorsu ln lhc to-lfTg ls q uian nnd vie
wl.ho.l iauius. beat oi care. ~ j.. Telegram.
Herald.
NlANIED-A LARGE lUsht -taoNp hAN -
W toal sfose used uls ur tHo seasons cay
address 81 czre Garner No le
WANTED AM PREPARED TO 1lNh AL
" pie secuuy and p,r cc.t iuicfesi ioi a
laau ~ o. -)l no bonus A4lfcss I4Dl' wees
Losn. oar1 Telegram. Herald a.
1,end one dollar OF dns cents ior brisiois biph-
; theua Remedy Ise ave cure i'f heihi
eases of llphthtua or cruur fna sNic liffeA
tive of either disease Hundreds eufel' A" 2
single dealh Money refunded in any case ui
failure n directions are lol Owed send Tor lceli
monials ii Bristol Fast Ia"Ss. Miel. -
ilfANIkD-ssNhI 10 IANEsI s3uop. "a e. new
W mandatory business ihht pa3e iA'tt
profit than any mercantile trade. Above alnuln'
VIII purch -se one third interest Aadf - =
Telegram Herald. -t-
YETAN4ED- D-PARTNER. ACTIVE OK SILENT,
w in the auction and commission business "
handle new Gnd second hand iIhliufe, Hi.o Al
kinds Of merchandise. A taie thing ald ulg
pr0i,ts Address or call amer y. ~ q. s. hfieht.
City Auctl0neer o. Broadway o1i
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-18
Statement by Or. 4. N. SpauIding.

Rheumatic Syrup Co.
Gentlemzn-In reply to your letter ehssrfully say
that arm prescribing Hbbard'a Rhsumatie Syrup ia
my Pr1cucs. and unhesitaungiy recommend II for
The diseases which you claim Il good for. Il lie truly
relnaTKaos medicine, composed Il 10 Of the best
known altcrauvss and tonics 70 Dc found IN the
Materis Mcdica- Itoperates upon the liver, kidneys
and bowels. In other words, sets them 70 work and
DESTROYS The poison IN the blood and tissues II IL
grgE1 foric sHa sppsffESy, and truly = wonderful
preparation For langud or debilitated person IL
has no equal and should have the approval Of the
medical faculty. Your Rheumatic pasters are the
best have used You should not hesitate to
push them before The public as their superior merits
viii bear you out 10 The highest termaL
Very truly,
DR. A NJ. SPAULDING,
arg Canal street. Grand Rapids, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-18

CHAIR GAMERS WANTED r ENfEMENC ED
I hands &C Wolverine Chair aud furniture co.
n e-r cad l'tari-at bilIse a.
WANTED THREE OK -FOUR sALESMEN
VI 0l salary or commission, steady employ
mcut Cal al once Metropolitan Manu- aciur-
Mg Company. a. fouAtain-st. ~
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-18

III J WITHEY, FORMERLY AANAGkh OF
M Burchee painting establishment j. located
ri az Monroe * where 0r1cn VIII be received Tor
painting, paper hanging and ircs,oeilg. kelaer-
ber the place Opposite me soldiers Monument
pITY BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY -
II 6IandvIle-ave. REGULAR trade solicited ="
E0sE Proprietor,
e. HERKNER. WATCHES, CLOCko AND
j Fine Jewellery, 45 Monroesf
gsCAK DYE ~ DIVISION -I CAllPhNIkk
" and igb shop. .'resos & specially
COMMISSION ~ 1 LAMB y CO.. WHOLE
L ssle desle-s !n fr1it &ud vegetables, butter,
,sgs etc 5 and iO Ionla-st Grand kapl4A. Mich
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-18

JiHE sECUMTY sTORAGECOMPANY sIoRks
and iusures furniture. household goods and
general merchandise q, low ralse. Goods sold on
commission packed, moved as6 shipped. No III
EuT0n-st. Telephone "a
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-18

Train No. has g Through Coach daily esuspt
sunday for Grand hspldk Holland Grand
haven. Muskegou and Ffntwsier Also Through
Coach leaves thc above p1inis via C. A " Nv
,,asst DAY. except sunday. arriving "a Tulato OF
Train No ] AZ G,f5 ,. ma
AL trains daily except sunday
H G. PkEEER. t5e1'l Pas Arcrt
n n. NkTrHEWt. Northwestern AZ. kuskes1u
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-18

The lELEGRAM-
Herald has the
N amt ads Of the city
and Everybody looks
for them IN our col
umns. Try them;
they are cheap.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-18

The Nsu Ilfk Graphic says D. still be-
hsgss BLAINE Is oi -oaoi mind and thar
BIZ sil be d formilao.- capillate 100 loo,
p ls Is nominated TIE same may bee
said ~ GE.vER CLEVELAND.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-18
they are cheap.


Tuesday, Aux. ............. o,loo
~ eduesday Aug . .....-... o,l6t
Thursday, Aug. > ........... oiala
frIoay, Aug lO-...-...-.--.. os44o
Saturday. Aux ll......-...-- o,ISO
TOTAL for SIX cays.........35,O29
Dauy average ---..---.-...- D $50
The Nsv YofA Graphic says A still De-
hegss BLAlSz b. oi -oaod mind and thar
b. sll be formiiao. caniiltts in l7o,
p b. ,s nominated TIE same may 0e
said ~ GE.vEE ClEvELAND-
The Supreme Coat having decided
thar osias 10 a detective titls tue law in
she state of Michigan agsias, drunken
n4ss BE- unconstitutional We may expect 10
hear r ms how. November 2
TIE sam raised oy Philadelphia for
the Charleston sufferers already az cunts
t. over s33000 AM is stul increasing
The coaa.ry IS responding uob.y to the
oaa a1i Clar.e.to ton Wall soon b. ou IT'S
feet azsll.
The Dsf-o., Free Press las not yet put
tbs pane " WHrl>G. the Fusion canii-
date iu t6e Seventh CouEress.ouai Dis
tre.. snenz tle Others At t1- heal o. rs
EDITORIAL ca.ama. Why s tlis thus2 l.
ii tecsus- be- IS Gre-ubaeksr2
The Dstroit Tribune s0d Chicago Mai
are qaarrllnx IS % y bat IS tie bsst method
~ s-cu-rz t1- Prohibition vote. Tie
Chuae, MaH s ri<ns when ii upbraids
tds TrH,sae saI says that r.iidcatiou
s1l -isr-prsseltatiou ~il Dot d. It.
Judge J. Lca,y CHpM,s VII not rs-
s'zn ds $500 poHu9a 81 Juige ofths
saperor. Court o. De,ro.t uaui be- IS
elected Hs does nos propose o. bs frozen
one ~ azloI thluz Tor say Wild zo.se
chase in order to accommodate fighting
friends. @ wise judge.
As fle ccoi brs-zss bezin to blow ana
tas dipping ar of Fall begins Co BE- tsls
ths 5nmu-r rssorfeT hast-usth to his
bone. tas college boy rstgrnetn to bis
atheists sports ss tbe university and
sFset sizfssn so bsr b3ar.hay scloJL SIC
f-anef sf1fss anaf.i. 50 to speak.
The demand '1r ersmstio1 seems to bs
Increasing in Paris Faur furuacss are
Sd oonrss ~ erection f., P-rs Lachass
cemetery snd bui.dn< .s to 0s erected
bg fbs eify m Pars ior receiving She
ssass. Family wants Eia. hoFevar. 6e
prsf-rrsd oy some. in ehich io preserve
the ashes n their fore'sfbers.
Tie Dstror Trtanas pays kindly
cump6meuf 20 the Fasiou candidate Pr
Conxr-ss iu the sevsoth District. lt
ssfs Mr WHrrrVe - aa estimsbIe
gentleman whom tna voters ~ fhe -ev-
enfn ustrcf wil not th.nk ~ tearing
away from his business duties 81 -
CLAIR
rhs srf ~ DENTISTRY has srr.s n AZ e
sfsfa ~ perfection vhach seene marvel
ems. hut ,t has taken nueh longer time
to sttsin fa.s pep sctioa than II geuers' y
suppc-ad Ssuas as7e be-n found in
Rrusn and El-ascsn tomhe which date
6aek ss Pr al fhe SIXTH century b. a. sHd
in trass ss1i is are 'aund ARTIFICIAL 'eetn.
a. s,.na instances h-se t.sts sre fastened
tn tbe nsiar,i ruas 81 basis ~ zoIl snd
s-a -srral euf q tts taefh ~ some 'srxe
sa.msL E1t t1a srt rf flng laesTed
sssf.4 - s.-s.f. f.rsfr rrr known ~ fee-a
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-18
Lake shore = Michig-n southerr-H.l.m..
roo fsfvfsfun

ipcsi freigh leaves Grand Rsrids ~ ] . m.
car. fuf u-esenfert - "a ~ AileFsn
A. trains deiF errcTf sunday.
IhrpuEh tig Its o. al rpiuts suf fsertnf r.
sleeping eneahe car - ss-fu-sf 81 rnfuT Itcket
once. n Ennrr.-ef and 81 depot
- RcEFNkFH General AFeut
GRO " NrE7OS fify rckei Aecri
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-18

ALL a BOA RID
a. - IA ~ cily l-Ds. a4lai = -
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-18

The Supreme COurl having decided
that ouin1 Co a detective title the law in
she state of Michigan against drunken
neas BE- unconstitutional We may =xpec, 20
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