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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-12-15
AWichita Real Estate Deal .

WICHITA, KAN, December u.-General
surprise was caused by the arrest by detec-
lives of Real Estate Agent A. Pervett. who
has hitherto been highly respected. It ia
charged that Pervett, finding Colonel J. r.
Taylor, Of this city, possessed of land in
Missouri which he viehed TO trade for Wjch-
n nroDerty. stated that be had worked ND a
de.i for the land IN question. but that his
sssoeiste would not deal with Coloeel Tay-
~. no facilitate ma'teD the latter gave
Perve1t Z varranty deed r. the Missouri
M. It \ nov alleged that Pervett went 70
Yioouuxi and made . tcansfer oe the prop
~ q II vita fhsrsby svindtlng CSlcnel
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-12-15
A Blazing Loaf.

New YORK, December 1.-The ferryboat
Maryland, of the New York and New Haven
RAILROAD, which conveys cars by water to
o.ner railroads, was burned to the water
Pullman cars, two ordinary coaches and an
accommodation car. There were twenty
four passengers in the cars at the time, but
they were rescued as well as the boat and
train hands.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-12-15
Old sett,era' Register

TOPEKA. December 1l.-Secretary Adams
of the State Historical society, has pre-
pared blank books for the registering OF
the names, place of settlement and etc. OF
persons attending the various old settlers
meetings which are being held from time ia
time in different localities in Kansas; the
object being to preserve 10 permanent form
some of the facts pertaining to pioneer his
tory. These blank books will be sent to the
office of the local organizations for use at the
tims the meetings are held. fuch officers
should make application for them to F. g.
Adamr, secretary Of the State Historical 30
ciety. Topeka Kansas.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-12-15
The Western Association.

MINNEAPOLIS, MIMI, December 8.-The
Western Base Ball association met here and
organized by electing j. 8. Mccormack, of
Omaha, president and s. G. Morton, of
Minneapolis, secretary and treasurer. The
association will be composed next year of
the following clubs: Minneapolis, ST. Paul,
Milwaukee, Sioux City, Omaha, Des Moines,
st. Joseph and Denver. The Chicago Ma
rooms franchise came to Minneapolis, and
the Kansas City franchise to St. Joe. Den
YER being admitted as the eighth club. A
graded salary list giving $2,250 year to
twelve men was adopted.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-12-15
Carl Pretzel's Philosophy.

Charidy seldom dond't shtop on her
house in cold vedder.
It vas all right to been goot, but it
vas of more worth to been goot for
something.
A goot many fellers hate dwo sea-
sons-a shpring dot vas come gwick,
und fall dot vas so gwicker like der
deuce SUNDAY National.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-12-15
He Lost His Grip.

WICHITA, KAN, December n.-Route
Agent J. A. Prizer, of the Adams Express
company, came to this city from Winfield.
Being in a hurry, he dropped his valise,
containing many valuable consignment, in
the rear of the company's office. When he
returned for it in a few minu,es it had dis
appeared, leaving no clue to the thief who
assisted in its disappearance.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-12-15
The Elephant Got Left.

Minister dining with the family
And did you feed some peanuts to the
elephant yesterday, Bobby?
Bobby (gloomily) Nav, sir; l only
had three-cent bag, and what few
there was in it I ate myself.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-12-15

A Navy Yard on the Northwest Coee<
WAsHuoroH, D. c.. December 7.-The
secretary Of the navy appointed W. T. NJ
ban, Commander @. d. Chester and Ixa.-
tenant Commander G. II. Stockton boorya
70 select Q site tor Q navy yard ON ~
northwest coast of the United Stafaa.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-12-15
Just So.

"What is the difference, Jones, be
tween Old Hutch and poor yeast?"
Il don't know, Smith"
@Old Hutch is successful bread
raiser, and poor yeast isn't"
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-12-15

II only those who ere without nm
cast stones, there would never be >
head hit.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-12-15
BLOODY BEVIER.

0ovssoee MsFeAsuse q ~ 0rsunh-Hn
Cabs Dat . Anitaa Horoo 1roa
Ka1sas Oliy-1Asy Are
SOlA 1lms9s,"
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-12-15

And by desire; No SEQ by the glad Light
And breathe the sweet air Of 1utmity;
And 20 We 1.-Two, or else vo have no lifA
M WwiQCOyth
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-12-15

II her color comes en1 goes,
First tho lily then the rose,
At the moment you propose
What then?
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-12-15
Mr.. Gould ID wo,,.

NV YoRx, December LA marR.s
change for the worse ocourred In M. ~
Gould's condition. -:
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-12-15
EMPEROR ALEXANDER.
THE DOMESTIC LIFE OF THE CAR
OF RUSSIA.

Some False Impressions Corrected-Not
So Bad Man as He Is Painted-Not .
Coward, But Reckless "A Story Illus
frating His Courage.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-12-15
WE live by ho!

Well, you may be sure she isn't
painted. Boston Courier.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15

lRAND RAPIDS. Mich, shows
more marked and unbroken record
NJ than any other city in the North
~ west. in the history of her building
improvements during the past three years.
No such record can De shown even by Michi-
gan's own metropolis. So that the VALLEY
City" stands second to none in the substan-
dispute. The plain. substantial residences
and business buildings erected by the first
settlers still remain to mark the enterprise
Of their early days, but the two and three
story brick blocks, plain but substantial,
and the conventional story and a-half frame
dwelling, with q verands and bay win
dow for extra ornament, have within the last
few years given place to four, five and
six-story ornsmented building for business
purposes, ia elaborate archite ctural designs
worthy Of the most important structures in
the land. and residences that take on the
form of country villas in Queen Anne style,
or baronisl mansions in Norman or
medieval architecture. Even the working
man or common lsborer when be finds that
il costs bat little more. will model his hum
Ole cottage TO conform with either the
Renaissance or modern Continental Euro
pesn style Of architecture. with surround
ings to match. Being in this land no longer
"clod.n he cultiva.es an aesthetic taste
and recognizes that "A Thing OF Beauty is
q Joy forever"
IL would surprise alike the stranger from
the lumber camps of the n orth woods and
from the humdrum villages and cities of
the East sndS 0uth To see the long rows of
tasty residences that are going up along the
lines Of our newly opened avenues and TO
learn that they are being o0iit by our work
iBgmen and mechanics. while the pslatisl
mansions Of the wealthy have more the sp-
pearsnce Of old bsronisl castles With their
tnrreted walls and numerous gables than
the common. every day yelling place of
merchant and bis family. Bar such IN pro-
xrsssivs Americs. and nowhere is il more
marked than iu this lovely city of Grand
Rapids.
The number of business places. manu-
factories snd residences is simply sur
prising. and the tact that eli sre occupied as
soon a. completed is proof positive that
large inHur Of population ~ constantly be-
inz added TO our borders. Here are the
precise figures Of the building statistics for
the year ls7l.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15
GRAND RAPIDS BANKS
TX MILLION DOLLARS on OeeosH.
Fhe Leans over Seven Esiiiisas ss4nl De
posits ksss oaaaral,iea la Tea fa&rs--
10 ors aniaea ksast fFsF tsalsa
tn Gr@ne Rapids.

a. I'll. may Grand Rapids point
wiih psiae - iis banking In
W. sptugions 3asir growth has
teen steady and ssAd AID The
record show thai there has never heen
failure af an 0fsanizsa bank IA tina city.
Ia tAe Spnng of lsoi Grand Rapids was
without banking facilities. the one OF two
private oauks heretofore existing IA the city
having failed The hrst orsan.2ed bank IN
the city wss fae firsi-nos the Old
National wlich besan business N2rch 10
is54. Will q j. sweet as President and
Harvey ! HolAslef. o. Cashier. and cspi-
"a 0f S50f94 roam t-,s mall beginning,
twenty -four years ago. our banking busl-
hess has eroWn unli the capital and sur
pus amounts 10 s. s5s aai.s9.
Crane Rsp.as is the hnancsi aud bank
ing centre Tor Sorihern aud Western Mica
iean. We have Eve Nsuonsl and two
Savings banks. ~ al which are vel man
sged and ali are doing very prosperous
business. The rates 81 diseourf are very
tow and compare iarorshly With much
larger cities and monetary centres
TIE capital and deposits Of tie seven
bsnks represented la tie Clearing House
Association February Is. 1855. were ss fol-
lows.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15
THE PACKING TRADE.
Approximate Number of Cattle aud Hogs
Cut Up in Grand Rapids.

Althoug there is very little slsughteIing
done in Grand Rapids, In fact none within
the city limits, the number Of cattle and
hogs cut up ana disposed of reaches large
proportions and gives lucrative business 10
four large firms, aud employment To- over
one hundred men. The business has in
creased rapidly from year to year, until for
the Fail and Winter of 1878 il is estimated
that it has required 10 supply the trade in
fresh. salt and smoked meats in this city,
5000 hogs and 1900 bseyes.
The Grand Rapids Packing and Provision
Company have packed 250o barrels Of pork
and cured sixty-five tons OF smoked and
cured meats. L. r. Huntley. successor to
c. ". Iowne, has packed 500 barrels OF
pork and put up I0O tons of dried, cured
and smoked meats. The VIM. Steele Com
pany started in July OF last year. have
already packed 1000 barrels OF pork, an d
their output of smoked aud cured meats is
about 100 tons Added TO these Swift &
Co., of Chicago. have selected Grand Rapids
as there distributing point for fresh and salt
meats and nave established a mammoth
refrigerator with a capacity OF 500 carcesses,
and their works will reach a packing
capacity OF 5000 hogs and 100 tons oi cured
meats. So that the output Of this industry
for 1859 estm4ied As this IS not the
season to OBTAIN exact figuresl will be:
Pork pacl 80 bhs
Smoked. cured ana salted....-.... .-... fl1 tons
No bteyes hand cd. D.. 90 head
No. hog, 2iuV head
When it Is considered that stcck-yares
are things unknown. except for the local
trade. in Grand Rapids. this branch Of busi-
ness is largely Represented. and vet the
work is done IN a clesniy. unobtusive man
ner that relieves our citizens of ell the on
pleasant surroundings usually attending
the preparation and shipping Of meat ia
large cities.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15

The F5uesi ir the siats- 80 "Contention
CITY of Ris.ieen.~
The hotels 81 Grand Bapiis bs ee assisted
not q litile iu spreading faf usus suo fame
Of ths city. IN uurnbef s.zs. appearances
and general sppsiaimeat they viii compare
fsvorsbly with ci4es twice o. large 10 fop-
uation. By reason ~ tbs excellent char
scser % hef boiels Grand Rapids has be-
come tbe recognised convention city %
Micbigsa~ end thus soc is frequently
siyle5 The frri-ciess house are up With
The ace 10 everything tiiai goes r. make uP
the nofei csrsvansarg. Trey srs suppiisd
with pssssneer elsvators L'8ied BY steam
throughout supplied silh eienricsi bsiis,
both csl and Gre. and every mod
srn conveuisncs. The Norton has
accommodations Ter 2o gupss. hveffs.
s19 Isgls 80 Carer ien. 1t Bridge
Street Nff an8 lte llerDT l1f These
houses ass al Els. class. snl = vfi ihus bs
eeeu their atghsa maaal9fis a-e iOf $50
people. ~ ~ eec9u9-fiass soielt ht Mich
eeH Houss IHs ner1a rso1eti0fs fof 30
rfsesif Che EUROPEAN ifft tfv aatnbuu.
I.,8 tn.on Debel. lfr Hrf thirty fyrf
ofher1. 20 reki1r iotes oI 23 Ibers
are sis0 e. isfrf ntsni bef " hrs I'D go Ctro-
cisss family Bosfis. and "a iiss frsf men
TONED ths Frnaouff can eeff fof lif regular
1.afrorts. re Hsf1Ief f1ft shf IaF'nEstDre.
go BrursFicf. Us. ifviag SOC End 1srk
Ffsae 100 ibs ~ Der.s ifs Tie city
las estzbiisne1 3 ueHugeI regulation fgr
carine fsr grssd c8nfen oas aaJ great
crowds. and foe tTsTeI ? Hss fFu fnsuv
towns that tbey may sfefsa nrir hun1sSs
81 one 81 t5e cifgs hae I.8I 'e hsesfs
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15
Grand Rapids Has the Finest and Best
"steres, In Michigan.

Grand Rapids Has the Finest and Beat
"steres" In Michigan.
Travellers and strangers without question
WELD the palm to Grand Rapids IN the mat
ter of elegant and handsome retail houses
The extent Of the retail trade Of the city Is
indicated bv The following enumeration Of
retail houses. Agricultural implements, 8;
ba keries and confectioneries. 80, bird dealer
/: books and stationery. 10. boots end shoes,
=. cigars and tobacco - clothing, l.,
coal and wood. 9. cresmsries, 4. croCzerr.
-. dry goods. s.. druggists, -, iaucy goods
and toys, ;. four and ieej. -. i9rnl-
tr new. ~. furniture, second hand, h
general stocks. .. gents Furnishing goods.
2 grocers. FL. hair goods. hsrdsaTe -
harness Is. hats 8 house furnishing eooos.
=. hygsaic goods iauudriss lstesnl. 4.
livery stables II miil supplies. : millinery
and fancy goods, e music news ae9ots,
u. oil stores. :, oyster sBd ash stores. y
plumbing and gas fitting. Z printing COB
ana hook - restaurants, -. seed stores. q
seFiug machine sge1cies, :. sporting eoodt-
Z. um breIis snJ cane. = wsll paper, piciars
frames. s.c.. - wood yards. -.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15
The GRAIN TRADE.
The Immense Amount of Wheat and
Oihor Cereals Handled.

The magnitude of the grain trade in
Grand Rapids is very apt to be undere5ti-
mated al home, overshadowed ss il is by s.
macy other interests of still greater pro-
portions. Even our own citizens will be
somewhat surprised to learn that ]. .50O,0 600
bushels of wheat went through the mills
ard elevators here during the past year. yet
such is the fact; and the trade is increasing
every year. In fact it has doubled on three
years, or since the Fall of 1855, as any of
orr leading millers are prepared TO show by
figures from their books.
There are six large Touring mills in the
city, not 10 mention several small custom
and feed mills. Three of these have capa-
cous elevators, that of the Model Mills
having capacity of $4,000 bushels. There
are three other elevators conveniently To-
Gated for shipping purpcses-the d., q. II.
& NJ. Railroad elevator o. f. Browns and
the Union" each with capacity of 10000
or $4,000 bushels. and the aggregate storage
room of oil will reach at least 255.OOo
bushels
The Touring capacity OF the six mills
averages l75 barrels a day. and as they are
running steadily all the time il gives az
aggregate output of over 600, 900 barrels per
year
In coarse Of grains the bulk handled is
still larger. There are four leading whole
sale firms. These combined report the re-
oeipts OF $50 carloads OF corn per month,
the same amount OF oats. and 400 carloads
of hay per month. This gives an annual
handling OF / 100000 bushels of oats aad
soout 100000 bushels of corn per year
There are received and most OF it baled
in thls city. 400 carloads OF hay per month.
or IS OOO tons per year.
The grain. -four and feed business of the
city thus gives business TO ten extensive
wholesale firms. ten times that number of
retail dealers. and over 1 0OO employees
Grand Rapids is the commercial center Of
the great grain belt Of Michigan, and there
fore these figures are not surprising,
although they are much larger than gener-
ally supposed. Their publication. and the
desire expressed BY ell 70 be made aware OF
the magnitude and growth OF our several
interests will induce the Board of Trade TO
hereafter keep an exact record OF the years
transactions. The recspituIs.ion is As fol-
lows.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15

rk- 8ruofsrfure rouhifex Fsrislv-tt =
eco 8cn Last Year =. .oee.eao rnts.
rhe msnnf4cfnre ~ e5icS this clty las
become 4riie an extensive saferprise- The
three ssrds here ~ .trge ones sud The
uumser cf wer sud seans snnrioves sed
he tasness aoue hss szpit'g increased.
The 7umter oil tr-sks HsnUiactn1ei IN lss0
49, secuf I1agoast m i>ss if vas scout
f1oa ae0 a1d - 1850 e VS. - nesr
n4fsis eorheod cf fteaftl l1nrox tie
rssf yesr ne var.s ta~s assn en srze8 and
- fsciisfies decreased. snd it : infeueesf
iaat 81 ieass g 30 lst tricks ~ "a t1rnsi
ors this sesscu- Tbs e 81 enceur4eine
showfna and - fnrsrer evs3erce rat ff-snd
Rsptis = re cify sna ulll asvs pepa-
l<-ssa - a. 10 a lssA
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15

Besides the regular journeymen in the
small shops, there are nearly 1900 skilled
workmen clerks and travelling men en-
ployed in manufacturing establishments.
as will be seen by the figures in official
tables published in other columns, who are
earning from g to 81 a day. There are
numbers of oiher tradesmen engaged at
gooi wages at the various branches of the
bui ding industry. Thousands Of clerks
and bookkeepers and travelling men are
employed at salaries ran yng from $3.50 TO
81 800 3 year. The following table there
fore indicates rOughly the number and oc-
cuparion OF wsge-workers, and the amount
paid out in wages each year. which, of
course, is increasing in proportion with all
other interests.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15

Nearly 1900 wsgeworkers. earning over
sl6.cO0oD0 year, the dsmand constantly
Increasing. aud the supply lat pre- ent
limited-what better pace fOr a working
man e. seek Tor home aud all the sdvsn-
city7
A large majority OF these wOFkingmen
have secured perm auent homes taking i'd
vantage Of the many new addtions, the
plan Of log prices tor those desiring 10
build, and the easy term Of payments
Thousands OF pretty cottages in the suburbs.
With lngers0ils glowing DESCRIPTION OF
"honeysUckies, roses and sweet smiles
abHndantly illustrated. are occupied by our
sorkiugmen and tbelr families. and these
bones are fast making theif owners inie-
pendent No city in tts country has more
thrifty a7d prosperous eagerorkers. and
their psosperty reflects TIE oty's progress
and IL due 81 it.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15
Das % ~. Splendid Typographical and
Climatic Advantages

Climatic Advantages
Grand Rspids aud ths region surround
ing ii - provsrbiaily hsalthfal. snd il is De-
cause az IS Immunity from extremes Of
tsmpersturs. the excellent drsjnsgs Of the
great valley IN which ia 4 sitnstsd. and the
fact hat the seasons Of heat srS cold are
not long enough 10 give say prevalent dis
ssss chance to spread oslors there is q
change q cheek ik either By warmth or
trosf. conciudvs proof Of the natural sd-
vsutszss possessed oT this locality in rsis-
ton 70 hesIih sad longevity can b found
- he latest statistics Of she mortality of
TIE esfing cities 81 the country. IS f1rn-
shed hv iAe several boar-ts ~ health.
ln hrs city tba sVerszs Heath rate for Re
cssf ave verrs wss ga per l.oto. being
lower thsn many cisieS which are celebrated
tas world over ~ health resorts
Csreiui .uspee.loa ofthe cslses Of death
shows thai there srs none which csa prop
erv rs fhsrael to the climate o. can be
c'ained 90 ee pecg.isr or natural - this
resiar TIE prirtips' iiseAses ara hersfi-
fsfr. imported ~ ihe Iranx of population
cr causea By excesse1. faere - no psrt 81
the carntrv uhtea alf3rs snch natural al
var,sEes in a. respects ia rezsri % heslth
aot 'erefa cf lfle. srd nofhi1g short Of
negligence or excsss. uuiass the system =
slresitr broken eowa teIora arriving here
wiN rrevsrt Immigrants srurn enjoying the
f1,l ueasgre ~ lie allotted t5 msn-
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15

The increase in the bankl0g business q
Grand Rapids for tie past ten ysGfs hs
been immense. ln 1875 there we're two IA
tionsi. one Savings. aud three pryat
banks. with combined capital oi $22s O0c
end deposits amounting 90 81 sss 033.93.
increase "a bankine capital in 10 II .o10 o
incfca1e ln ot Iio.iis i i r'..---.--. s..i ~
The Grand 8as.s1s Gearing Eoase hssocis.
ton was Organized December SO. 1855. viii
j. J. Hoiiistsr as President. II. J.. Bake
Secretary. and Charles l.. Grhnel az Mana
ger. and the same officers continue 10 th'
present day. The npoiis from the Clearing
House are csfeiuly ~siched and the pas
few months has demonstrated beyond .
doubt that the business OF the city - grow
ing very rapidly. Tie ciearines com7srs
most fevorab.y with the gfea; moneisr,
centres o. fbs West. aud each weekly re
port shows a very isrge esin over sbe core
spending weea oi ihc- previous year. Tbt
second year of ihe opersii1n of the Clearing
House showed "a inelssse of over - pei
cent over the first year, and s,ss rer cent.
over iss7 vii be sliu larger
The fellow ing shows the ciesrngs for the
.-a.rs $40 aud f.--
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15

As We write the frost . scarcely out Of
tas ground aud yst the rork a lresdy con-
meneed shows couclusiveig thst these
figures will be increased az east ~ per cent.
ths present yssr. Of the blocks already
commenced there are three six-ssory brick
structures. isZ feet squsre--the ordinary
sfzs of two iots--ou prominent corners. a
lsrge manufacturing estabiishru ant TO cover
the cansi ]. ., toe rscs-vay. leo feet wi.ie.
which furnishes o1r immense water rowsr
flf 4to ieef front on Cana. one Of eur pr.a-
cigai streets. ahaat thirty smaller hriek
books aad stores IN subur1s1 socslltles snd
cver 10 dwelling houses. O. the iastsr
dltv-six f-ames are being raised "a one
~sri TIE xlh. snd The erection u several
very handsome All costly residences has
been commenced IN tEe mere isvored parfs
of the city. new fourt Haase % cost
$50 80 sns sf east tvo ether puoiic build
i1Es srs contemplated. One thousand r4si-
dences ~ - butt sccor3ing 10 - en-
tractors acozs. .he1 vi certainly = taree
rev churahes. s1f the nunner Il business
blocks wlll - iegicn. Three miiiicn do
lars VII sa-celv cover tie o1ssy f0r
buiidinz i1 fsc~
An snslVsis of he ET-lrss xivsn vi sur-
rr1ss e<en resideuts of ths citr. 80 ar sflr
hss 10 -oFx gene %. and must eoavince
tho<s se~x'ng q ioc.fion q the sfvsatsg-s
of IBIS city a. . pclnt e settlement Tas
ti.se - properly = setriue ms 10y. snd
the fornznsts cnes. fsxink sdvsntS>s of 4.
sssi s1st - - ssssasA
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15

Wm. y Cook. Of 50 Lszrsvs-st, 70 vhozn
We sc iadebftd for much Of the inforns-
ton resArding tie statistics of our trait
industry glh sned Ia taase c7lumns ia.
forms % t8st tbe cen NJ ersnss ~ fhe
fruit hs.t ara he >leRsrs aH3 Wor5sn
~ the former st tons 20 TIE acre xere
rsse1 as Tesr. snl gentleman srow5u4
TIE Norasn nine ri = lr3m ars1i - fiis.
marketed s.5st F3ouas - grapes from 80
vl1es-
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15

Disoousoists Lady 10 8 friend q her
husband in TIE dry COOS linel-Mrs NJ
Gov hoT mach s8oai ws4id siThsn
mourning ca SIS cost me.
surely. ysuf huseeas is n7t dead
~. she ftpled vi4fng sssV ter,
"cef 7 vsBt - 30 prepared f5r tie Torsl.
Poor Pred hss sc,srte3 fbs pcs si9s Of
Umpire ia a Wes.ara Base Bah Iesgae
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15

"It VS. vas fr5zh-fa. sd tbe modest
Mss f-oua Bosso1. "Chsflle fsil s1d b-oks
kis--er-hss fo-t, 'oat yoa kne~.
His foos uss ise sarcrse4 response
II ~bst psTt 81 tae foss 6l1 TIE fscfn re-
oce1ffn
@Jast sb5vs the kaee
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15

4 usv CITY Hsi-fts hsndsoraest Dnifa-
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Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15

The Savings Banks report that their d.
posts increased very materially during II
Winter months Of 1855. which goes 60 prov
that our lsoorlg classes were vel en-
ployei and that they are industrious an
saving.
The leans and discounts IN our vari0u
banks. a. shown Tor the month of Apr
1855. are ss follows.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15

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