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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-12-23
Boots and shees. - TPET n r.
We havethe'gSods and they must be sold.
If you want to save money call on D. sEsJ.
Wilson. = sfE VI #Ess 52t
Boys Ciothing.

We have a very large line of boys fine
clothing; which We will close out special
bargains and will sell as low as you will find
in finer goodsin other clothing houses. We
have also good line of lower priced goods,
which we are selling at prices that defy COM
petition. Big bargains i'll boys and mems
overcoats, at D. 81. Wilsonis.E -, 2t
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Scrap books from twenty five cents up, at
Humphreys. H
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MONEY To LOAN
AT @ and z Per Cent, s--g- p
On approved real estate security. w
I STEPHENSON < KNuPp,
If tas-ss'o.'ss. .--s.s.9ss, Napoleon, Ohio.
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For Sale, Cheap.
House and lot near the center of town.
Large lot with an abundance of fruit. This
property-yill be offered at a bargain. - {
tt ~ II. REYNOLDS, Land Agent. (
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The person who picked up the pocket book
in D. &,J. Wilson's store last Saturday after
noon may leave it at this Office if they wish
to avoid further trouble. Hnaaa ct
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Go to the 8. L. Curtis Bargain House for
Staples, Notions. Novelties and Bazaar goods.
Please note the reduced prices which will re-
main during the Holidays:
1.I-o l. An
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subseripsieasreceiyedGarany news.


paper or magazine at low prices by .-.
Il. HI. HAAG. .sasa5Sz,
dec25-Gt AT Postoffice.
Toilet Cases at Humphreys are SO cheap,
that even an editorvca1t afford loneB for his
wife or sweetheart. ~ 4 2
Mems Coats.
We have about seventy-fve odd coats for
men that we will sell for less than one-half
what they are worth. We want to close them
out; they must go at some price. Now.is your
chance, you will find them at the clothing
room OF D. 4 J. Wilson. 2t
We LislNf hogs, aid viii Buy Y aliyoa haSa
at the highest market prse We ship twice
week. IF ePppLMAsS Baos.
1t win pay sou to can 1t our Gallery and
see specimens Of portaitsien enlarged pic,
lures, before ordering elsewhere, whether,
you wish to buy of us or not, aswe win not
allow any body tobeat us,in Price Or quality
of works safsH h4g ,aEtTF GARDNER u Son. ssF
i fine lencA ro2m Am, Dgaal:,44p; VI :
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We buy dressed hors any day, and and as
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DYSPEPSIA

Causes its victims TO be miserable, hopeless,
confused, and depressed in mind, very irrita-
bic, languid, and drowsy. II is disease
which does not get well Of itself. 1t requires
careful, persistent attention, and a remedy to
throw OF the causes and tone up the dlges-
tive organs tin they perform their duties
willingly. Hoods SarSaparilla has proven
Just the required remedy in hundreds of cases.
"Ihaye taken Hoods Sarsaparilla for dys-
pepsia, from which have suffered two years.
tried many other medicines, but none proved
50 satisfactory as Hoods Sarsaparilla."
THOMAS COOK, Brush Electric Light Co.,
New York City.
Sick Headache
Foi the past two years have been
'.!,,;cd with severe headaches and dyspep-
..-. WAS induced 10 try Hoods Sarsapa-
'..l, ;Ed have found great relief. Ieheer.
q. 2 recommend it to ALL" Mrs. i. +.
ys..SABLE, New Haven, Conn. ... llr'w.
Yrs. Mary c. Smith, Cambridgeport, Mass,
'-.i g ycTer from dyspepsia and sick head
.ti. ~ tork Hoods Sarsaparilla and
lila';" 4 hest remoGy she ever used. t'.
.l.oot''s SarsapariIla
81 ~ al druggists. 81; six for S5. Made
o;:iy by q. ]. HOOD s. CO., Lowell, Mass.
90 DpeSs Ore Dollar.
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For Sale, Cheap.

Those wisp Broom Holders at Humphreys,
reivery tine3 frfs s4II9iyi 5f ct
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The oheapest place to get your sled shoes
is at thes Machine Shop. 3t @. F. BEARp.
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ForTOys! Toys! Toys: go to Bradley's.
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School Shoes. a 4FgFr r , y
If yoa want pair of shoes that will give
entire satisfaction to the purchaser, buy the
Nelson shoes, you will find them at D. & j.
Wilson's. ..nr. -,..,y.-. Am. 2t
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-06-20
The Grand Giad-tone

r,xsrRsH. June 19.-The scene in
v,.;c Hall. on the occasion OF Glad
stones speech last night, was an i'm
nrsssiye one, and IMMORTAL Hall was
naked 10 lis extreme capacity. The
audience. when the word was given vi
the premier's advent, sung in chorus:
see the conquering hero coars. "
Gladstone came upon the stage accom-
panied bv his wife. When they saw
Maidstone the su fence rose TO their
ieet wholly. andlet their lungs fully oct
In repeated ringing cheers, accompany
ing the applause with the wild waving
al hats and handKerchiefs. Gladstone
voze ful evening dress with flowers on
hslapel. His sxoroium was most earn
est and effective. Gladstone has spent
the greater part OF his time driving
about the city. He is everywhere fol-
loved bv crowds Of Scoichmen cheering
and holiday-making in his honor. de
i simply receiving an ovation where
ever ne appears.
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The Regatta.

aEKv YORK, June l9.-The last Of the
three big regattss takes place TO day,
and again the Priscilla, Paritan, Nay
forsr and atlantic will sail against each
other This time they viii sail for the
;l.OW cup offered By the Seswankaka
Yacht Club. Besides the iour big
tloOp entries are the schooners For.
tune, Grayling and Ruth. the sloOps
Gidcie, Cinderella, DaphR~, Daisy, Issult
Nomdd, Calpait, Fay, Nissa and Els
phaut, and the cutters Bi0aig and
Clara. The wind at this hour, 10. 80, j
light.
lLSO a. m.-The yachts have started
The PETit1H crossed the line the frs
Of the four big slOOps. az ILO9.5O. N,
PriSciHa at ILL, the 4fiqatic az IL. 10
Is, and the MayfOi0tr at II.2LI5. A
seven knot breeze IS b owing.
The course sailed over today is 81
miles IN length from Fort Wadsgorth
10 buoy ID On the south west suot then
tosanty Hook Light ship. and back 10
buoy Is "
SANDY Hook, June 10. I2.5S p.m.-
Inc ibEHtic has passed the PCtscilla.
the Parit1H Is still leading.
! he yachts passed the buoy. No. 10 as
ioloTs: Par'tT.I Il. 30: Psisc.H 40
~; Aiigntic IS and Mag5ouer 50. al
buoy ~ the positions were nnchanged
ILoosh the Atla.iic had gained on Inc
Pr0aild. ''i9
Spm.-The MgyFli1sr has passed the
6uaHt and i drawing near TO the
Ir.1s'i'id. TIE weather Is frrsbenIne =
nHle out,ide. The Puritan passed Ssot.
ana yard light ship at , IS. the Pr.TciII
- Algs0lcer at ? IS, and q tlantic
,,. SANDY HOOK, June I9.-rhe Purite
t " Sandy Hook lightship at 3 OS
f,is5'..' a. 3 10, AIyR,,.er al 3 I4-S0
Ai.aatit at 322
IN, me yachts passed Scotland Iightship
IN yard bound. the Puritan at 3 3
- -, - .Irs,iliI at 3 50 30, the Nav
m a. ',.,o-SJ, the Atlantic ats IS.
,o,iaEy yachts rounded the buoy slI a
' T Pertain 4.32. Priscilla. 4.sl
Diff m--fhe four sloops are nov
s5s Up the ship chtnnel WI n tn
no.-.;,i ne Wind has died out and thei
-. 49, remain the same. The allan
~ & little nearer the MAJ Foirel
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DEMENT,.
ADDITIONAL Evidence of His
Misstatements.
oD,xp GLADSTONE
.,,n Wild with Enthusiasm
The I'M. New York Regatta
The Fuuerai-
n.urrnt business

Iune i9.-Several news
WAsh lln,rs.nondents were examined
Psper - this morning by the Senate
'ndeI ; o-..' on public lands in res eet to
'omni., ed interview with r. 5 Dement, +
the al. geo General ,iIasr Of U'ab, whose nOmi-
SurssSG = nsnd ng fore the o:mmi!.,,ee.
natiOn J - - cont i eel, vi b oth 7
The lhlS -. that the MoTinons Ia
thing-' cnS Wellington, pei ding rooney
lobby ID v i'-,.,.i ton bv COngress.and
70 inn1elIo IN Senator bad been IN
ssILaa,ced in his action 1pon Pu ,'.,,-
noeAD,- br the payment oil large su'ns
me4s.'e The material and sensation al
o. mDi.s " the interview were denied oy
ieaiule. a. The examination made
Demeno comm Tree last February,
By l1e ,.,.-r men Id the comm ttee
bul rev ii,-tsrsu noes imputed to Dement,
ila. - -.,rslly made by him. AT The eA-
Feie - 80 in February the Nltnes, e
All.., not plsced upon oath. since the
w inquiry was begun by ordeI oi
itee sa,s,s Demeni has sent a written
lls ~ MT 10 the cDmmittee, re.terat'ns
s1sse5al,i.ls The newspaper men, this
d no, repeated their statements ana
HO.n aD5ditional corobOratiSe NORMA
tA, Thsy gave the names OF veral
w. -snfienen 10 whom De uent -
w. VI ,o nave made his sensational
s. "a. some OF whom were
,.55eT1lei by the committee.
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COMMERCIAL.
EASTERN MARKETS.
Money. Stocks. Grain ana Cattle
Reports
New York stooh MArhst-

new YoRK, June 19.-6overnments
were quiei aud steady to-day.
the stock mar-et was irregular ut
the opening, but the first prices showed
only insignificant changes from last
evenings closing figures. though Pa
citic Nail and Union Pacific were each
up = per cent. and Omaha. common
was u per cent. lower. There were
some further declines in the early trad
ing, but the market soon rallied and
prices for the space Of an hour ad-
yanccd rapidly, sspt cially in Missouri,
Kansas & Texas and Western Union
Later IN the day, however, the advance
was mare quiet although towards the
close the coal stocks made n squirt and
the market closed strong at or near the
better ngures reached.
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aiot.

~, 0S' June l9.-The meeting held
) lsi,nsiOO, a nOrthernsuburb of Lon
-. ~ as night, to support the Conser-
candidate for a seat in the Com
a - ended IN not. The furniture
lei loom room in which the meeting was
Sers,si ,- mashed by the turbulent mob.
y ,se,, Aoneu we're so badly frightened
hig 5,3esloO-r that they tainted. One
Vsysi N -, - ann broken. and was con-
Eitto-.D, 'ne hospital. Tue speakers
Il vas stormed by tie crowd
Ea,s- -As Of Norfolk. who Is a Wing
"a 49, O-c1pant Of the platform. He
rsd ~ ,s-ly seized by the neck, lam
q IA. ssAlns' the wal, and hustled
s,s'ie e,-ss 4Se- A number of aristo
blks - PAnions who were with the
ssf sa1r, 10y handled The police
Aglss .;o.s,ned and succeeded in stop.
lug
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WGsHIxeToS. June 10 - Archibald
Forbes, Of England. and Miss Lulu
Meigs. daughter Of Gen. Meigs. United
States Army, were married at l. O'Clock
this morning. at St Johns p. L
church. in presence Of fashionable
gathering. DR.. Leonard performed the
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Forbes left
Washington to-day for New York ans.
will sail at once for England
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AFTERNOON

wheat-Eas:er; cash 717S July 70 l-15
August 745s.
Corn-Weak, lower; cash 81 Jaly 50;
August SIG.
Oats-Steady, unchanged
Rye-5S.
Whisky-14.
Pork-Steady unchanged
Lard-Steady. unchanged.
Bulk mtats-ShOulders 4 IS q 40;
short clear. $50 q 5.S5; short ribs, $50
q SIS.
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Chicago Live stooR.
CHICAGO, June 49,

CHICAGO. June 10.
Cattle-Receipts. 800; weak. quiet.
values easier; shipping steers, $50 to.
1900 pounds, 3 IS q $40: stockers and
feeders. 260 q 4 So; through Texas
cattle, 2t5 q 62I<.
Hogs-Receipts, IL. 900; heavy, steady,
active. lower; rough and mixed. $50
q Is; packing and shipping, 40 q
$50; light. 3 so q AIS.
Sheep-Receipts, 600; actixe. steady !;
natives. 200 a $50; western $50 a 400;
texans 200 a SEQ.
Lambs, l.50 @ $50.
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To the Lady of the House:

lU llI6 Lduy vi te nuuSe.
you madam and to all wisely practice economy pu
products largest
for the least outlay this addressed You will
because generally
perfectly understood being produced
this Territory which sometimes overlooked and set aside because
for articles OF inferior higher price
distance Among these are Toilet Bath and Laundry
furnish possible at
Of
competition.
generally
stands them
fraud and merit far at least as affects supplies
without and something
general Personal and
of Ensand France Holland and Italy furnished
much information and reduce
knowledge o a hall dOzense
washing power Soap entirely dependent upon
rubbing dirt
to soaps, H Deueres
regulations
delivered
ments, supply soap of that city.
We only
competitors Soaps made
sivey greater
cleansing power
to the that cannot be obtained from any soap made The
animal fat that
especially
generally supposed
Soaps peeentsge
grease
every
products7
to is
in cities irrant
soaps produced
hOlass laundry
perhaps percentage
latheIng property
of chemistry addition
loaded improvement The
faacious
process
substances varying quantities
such degradation products Occasionally
reasoning prefer for all The ancient
ltahon OF CASTLE Soap longer
happier days. and long According to analysis
the cent clay
(a sending article America
We claim to use less
paaive the ball the thumb
each sample with equal
of the least
Heretofore the only Soaps
and cochinChina Soaps
districts All cocoanut soaps points
have ofa musy smell in washing We
placing IN position
brstd Ruan Bros
mTed Toilet
desirable style and quality furnishing OIL Soaps the limited
sIassw who prefer them ,s fi... .a.ao.
And now Madam and
We nose on our part establish
and consumer which profit
Utah Soap Manufacturing Company.
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New YORK mipinr Mnrnat.

NEw YoRK, June l9.-The Mail and
Express says: Mining shares were
fairly active. Standard sold at los,
HOmestake st 20I<. California and Viz
ginia at LIS, Navajo al so q IS.
Yellow Jacket AT 2.05 Ophir AZ SIS. Ne
yada al IS Hale and NOfcross at 2.3O,
HUmestzke at u aud Ontario at 3OH.
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The Funeral

Nes., June ls.-Prince HntpOld
so9r; y sac the Princes OF the Bavsrian
tsa,,o.ta earng The Austrian I'm form,
hsio' me-, ne railway station hi, ruorn.
20 esrie ~ CroTn Prince Rudolph,
ssl'Eis', present Austria at King
fislisriss n.;snI o-dsy. He wore the
A<'9old pai....oFn aud was driven 10
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-06-20
Keeping Up the rroabI..

EKw YoRK, June lS.-The e1ecut,s
committee of the Brooklyn branch
the Irish Parliamentary fund tO-dAJ
forwarded 50 GO 10 the treasurer OF th-
Parnellite fund IN Ire and.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-06-20
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, June 10.

CHICAGO, June 10.
Strong, hisher; cash 72A;
July % IS 10; kugustT5 II l6.
COrn-kirm- 7 cash 3IZ; July 355s-
Oats-Steady; cash 27Hi July IN
Whisky-14.
Pork-Steady; cash ss211; August
s.92H.
L,Td-steady: cash 6.l21z; August
6.2TIz q go
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An English P.sh. Dead

LosDox, June I9.-Hobsrt Pach4.
(August Charles Hobarte Marshal o.
the Turknb empire = dead
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The Liverpool GraIa Tr.ds.
LIvEsPOoL, June Is.

Wheat-Supply in excess demand:
neY No winter. Us 81, doll; No. 2
spring, 6s sgd, dull.
Corn-Supply good: spot Is 40, dull /;
June Is %. easy; July Il I'd, easy; Au-
gust, Is lid, dull.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-06-20

NEW YoEK. June Is
Money, IL q pa.
LATER-
Money, on call. easy-111 az II.
Prime mercantile paper. ! a. g.
Stirling exchange-FIrIn, unchanged
Petroleum.
New YoRx, June Is-Petroleum
Steady; United closed At 6SZ.
Bullion.
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Petroleum.
RnIIfon.
Better Than = Lord.

NEW YOaK. June 1o.-Bar ruvs- 81
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LATER-

NEW YoEK. June Is.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-02
a COuPLe Or MARRlAGEs
Mr. Arthur n. W-bber and Miss Lucy
Morrisou and Mr willis q. Perkins
and Miss Mary Holden Mar
rfed Syncnronously.
"Hesr the mellow wedding bells
Golden balls.


Last night az clock Miss Lucy Moore
Morrison and Mr. Arthur II We5oer, of
Big Rapids we're married at the residence
Of The brides parents. Judge aud Mrs. JEFF
ferson Morrison. 40. l0l Fountain-st. by
Rev. H. " Johnson. pastor of the Presby-
terian church Of Big Rapids, assisted by
Rev. A. r. Merriam Of this city The cere-
mony was perf1rmed in front of a bank of
ferns The bride wore dress made of
strips of white silk aud satin. cat en- train.
The skirt was e.a5Orately trimmed
with Roman beads bunch Of white
rO.e buds rested upon the bosom and a veil
of white tui.e was worn on the head. The
bridegroom wore neat black Prince Albert
suit Miss MARY Morrison sister of the bride,
acted as brides malt and wore q garo of
pink surah silk Mr. q Y GansOn, Of this
city, was the grOom5man. At the close OF
the ceremony elaborate refresnments were
served t0 the one hundred invited guests in
attendance There were many choice
presents displayed. Mr. and Mrs Weboer
.eir 0n the night train for tne East and will
return in time to be no home IN Big Rapids
5y the i2-h inst Those present from Big
Rapids were. Dr. aud Mrs. l.. $ Grisw0id
Messrs. A. W Bennett Daniel McGregor
and lhc Misses Maggie and Fanny Craw-
lord Mr. j. A bss-ett 0i Detroit, was also
present.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-02
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

@. L. stuart went 20 sand Lake last night.
Miss Lizzie Weber is visiting friends at
Adrian. Mich.
Mrs A vs. Pike. of Fulton-st. has re-
turned from a week stay a. Macatawa
Rev. Chas Flubrer and wife returned
from 0nois yesterday No bears this lime
Mrs ID II Hamilton has returned home
after Two week visit with friends in the
east
Sir and Mrs Chas. r Pike leave today
Tor Fargo. Dakota, to BE- absent about three
weeks.
Miss Helen PoQossey returned Las; night
from Milwaukee where she has been visit
ing relatives for she past i've weeks.
LC Cole. Of Nevaygo. experienced q close
call yesterday. & brick from the B.oigeu
block came within three inches of his head.
Robert Mcseran iet yesterday for De
froit io accompany bis Wife n0me who has
neen visiting friends fhere f3r the past two
weeks
Rev + Roberts. pastor of the nits-
rlsn church, has returned from his western
fro sni eili RESUME services next Sunday
at Temple Emanuel
Emms Treb.ae. who has been hers
a.tantfrE r.e welding 70 Miss lIIie Wehe-
alf Nr f11a Aeserils1. and also Tlsitfl4
freuf- fefers fIr her home is Auic8. iud
th.s marntas
~ ard Mrs = Z Roots and family ol Sd
ff5 Monroe .este today far Las A1ge -.
Isi ehere hey u.eni ~ make thelr fIcre
e.me AIRS Ha.r rrll sneen here sad
rss a-en lerHael Tfa rae er.r rrail lerV 5gs-
mess .r many resr.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-02
He SHOT THREE MEN
An Old Farmer Objects 70
Deputy COnstables.
LG MASON NOMINATED N TIE Ninth.
More About the Crouch Murder
mYstsry The Republicans CT
tne Third Meas from ali
over the State

HAslIsss Mich. Sept John q Cor
bia. 81 Eaton Rapids. aAs e4llei % preside
temporarily as tae Congressional Conven-
uoa bella here tsday. He congratulated the
Delegates 90 the iaei that The outlook for
success u ihs district sas better than al
ans pres oas ums We noE he said.
represent vtsi principles 81 commerce. d
liberty of which lAe head Of olr State
ticket b. tle able exponent With The -ht
m4u nom mated 90 las we shall ain in this
district
Committees being appointed. recess " as
taken. ANA upon re4,semulng permanent
organization aa- elected Rlth Henry j..
BaFl4N oi Branch. as chairman ID. A.
F4rsusou. Ot Jackson Secretary
aad vice president ir1ul Leach county
Resolutions were adopted reahirming the
resolutions 0l the STATE convention. CONF
meniiug the ability aud patriotism of
President Cleveland, and demanding re-
form bob che financial aud tax collecting
policies 0f the Government Also that our
nofaiuee for C0nsres, be- pledged % 10 all
iu his power o. overthrow the system
% customs daues aud class leg
is.atiou under which this district
bears heavy burdens without correspond
ing benefits Accepting the invitation ot
The Greenback convention in session Al the
c0urt house for a joint convention, the as
sembly adjourned TIE joint con ent.On
was presided over by IA. h Barlow, OF
Branch. On informal ballot Patrick Han
6erd. of Jackson. received lo2 votes. and
Abel \ Horne ittyeight. formal bal
lot gave Hankerd every vote, and ne was
declared the unanimous nominee.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-02
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n..- sr- s.. rs.- .i..ts-r af r. Bvmler
49, r.Inf.r -a- wfI be buried Friday
morning
Wr ana Nr. C.mham. of kalama11o.
.qha have. h...r ,i-Irid.. .h- family of Fred
nuel tle West B-ui.e-st baroef. have re-
turned r1 raeIr home
pnf HtI her ees, f-.lt rha hungry West
sller- on fresh 15.osnas. IS about o. erect a
ueE house ou ha property on West flil'i-
-l
a. Hazsl-iae. ths West tai-on-st.
druggist bias gone -o Ada i9r ie" Gay io
rlsiiealei accom- panied os r. 7-A''--eA'
Misses Mamie 0m.tl ant Lille p9lsimer
nave inr t9 tisll lheii Hien'' MISS ran Nio
7-Hle' ol Naiaii- a@'o
Miss lille L'rins OK inifd-7'.. mas gone
t' pe,loil TOT a pio-oAsed F4s.l "'lu u '9''0'
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-02
sAYIRGs AND DOINGS.
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.4l Lr-l las tl.r.g acres ~ -1e
d..1arI se..t-l-a aa a iall lu Walker
letaatif ret recs .a realize .N' -'f
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.4.rI.. Coos ln old veteran l-lm Eseal-
ALA a.-.I -s.-ri4F ar lle American h9me
....i s.- 8ar.e.i la tle -Hdlers Home GENE
stsr tl- asm- cay he died ot epi.le-
iona
Ite Board VI Police and Fire Ooual--
aou-rs eIl lot meet llis afternoon ou a.
.l.r I'd ll- business mems excursion ODD
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