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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-07-27

Commissioners list Dist......J .I.aMoure rembina;
do I'd Dist.......H, McGnin Ernest
do I'd Dists l.. lIaight, st. Thomas
do 4th Dist. II: G: Arnold, Crystal
do 5th Dist. II. Bergman. Gardar
Register of Deeds Nv M. HolbrOok. st. Thomas
Connty Auditor. ..............J. II. Bird, Pembina
Treasurer. Il. Lemon, Pembina
County Attorncy..G Mes4uisr, r Sa,hiu !:
Judge of Probate 4. A. Armstrong, Pembina
sapt Of Schools. +. ackson, Pembina
County Suryeyor...........F.E +. liebert. Cavalier
Coroner. d. Mult H0Hlllton
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-07-27

CTGO late for last wrck.)
Miss Asselstnc is visiting friends down
at Fisher.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-22

ess. George ". c-sss tAs baiiasx II the
a a Railroad

Yesterday si1sxpoon Wee FTssldenE Wa.
K. shsibs. of lhs GFsDj kspisis 1 ladisna
railroad. rsosissd dispatch froa Nee
YORK aaa0aneius the ds1gh u als father
- L1s, Gen. George ". Cas-
General Csss sas vel and faForsbly
k1exn hsrs ss o0s Of The projectors ana
eaiicsrs u lhs 6rsnd Rapids 4 Indiana
railroad he sas for nsny years President
u shs Pitlso9rg. Fort Nsyns 4 Chi-
eago raiirosd. AHd als0 II TIE
Northern P4ei1c. IL siA Dc remem-
befed that his name wss presented ey The
Psnnsylysaia delegation a. the Coicsso
convention OF lo58 a. candidate for Wee
President On the Mcclellan ticket. and be
sss prominently meaglJaei ss eandldzte
for Governor vi Pennsylvania Ia lSos.9. bat
ne S4s siNsys OF = retiring disposition aad
dld not aspire 10 political bOnoT. his sze
Vas - years. he xas a n=paes of 0enerzl
Lewis Cass, Of Michigan. bus a Psonsylya-
nian hy eiItn. he leaves q large family OF
children, all married and ia high positions.
mostly "a the last bat among the daugn-
ters Is Mrs. W. X. shelby. VI tliis city.
ATs. shelby went 10 New loyz oa Mon
day 10 response 10 message that her father
Was dying. and vas at bis death bed. AF.
Shelby leaves this morning FOR Pittsburs To
meet the remains which will Dc buried a.
that place, nls former home.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-22

Mfss fave. the invalid dsuyhtsr Of Or. :.
r. K10n. 0f LISBON. = spending Few days
with r-isfissS a. - Sumner-s.. where she
xili be pleased 70 meet ner friends.
Mrs. J. C. FitzG-rsid, wife Of Lawyer
fifrserald OF Washington St. returned
from ask weeks visit with friends IN New
York CITY last evening
r Huffman. Charles Becker and J. ..
Shoup. prominent hotel men OF Dayton,
ohio. are in The city baying furniture.
George RI. Davis. travelling representative
for . lsrx- dry goods establishments n Chi
esxo. va in ths city YESTERDAY.
A q. Day. prominent lawyer Of Newsy-
81. Va in fAe ,itv yesterday on business
pertaining 70 his profession.
Ms. seth Haicomh Who vas injured By
fssl AZ her residences q few days ago. Is
slowly recovering.
Daniel A. Soper. the popular postmaster
Of Ne~avxo. vas N The city yesterday, a
guest At : seets
Ni.s Caifie Pride. cf saugstuc<. IL IN.
guest u Miss ANY kiDgs~orth, Of 27S
Trruer-st
George Murphy and wife. Of Dorr. are
spendiaz fe~ DAYS in the city visiting
trends.
F-sS-ick Nsiison. urorninst business
man Of Fentvster. vas a the city yesser-
day.
" For-u1e snS VIE. of Detroit. ware
IN ths city yesterday. visiting friends
Fr Weaver and vie and sco. ~ Lock
port = y. are guests a. The Morton.
" r. Haumond aud vie af rrsverss
Citv. we're a. The Norton yesterday.
CoL r S. Worisr. 81 Rsed City. vss IN
town yesterday. stoppiog - SFeess
r. x. Palmer of Buffalo. y. y. vas 10
TIE eitv Yesterday en business
LH Kendall of Nsw Ysrk Ctr. vas n
she city Yesterday On business
NJ Dr r & Csrp~ns-r = visiting the
family ~ A. y ksthoone.
A Arsnn. ~ aftlncinnssi. vas registered At
Sweet YESTERDAY
NJ. e. A Cnsprsn hss rsfurnei from q
visit - New Tors
r.. sanford 81 eva wss - Nor
tan resferlsv.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-22

Charlotte n Weller 6sea oil a TIE Cir
Court yesterday sssinss Daniel Ls Clear and
others for tie revision OF deed rbich she
made - them. ss she alleges By reason 81
fslse representa- made BY them The
defenisnts are brothers of tie comp ainsns.
Their fsfasr rece.tlY cied sno 81 IS n Z
lsit tfe isr<er portion 81 NJ property - The
complainant. TIE drfendsnzs. eat ag
taaf they could prove thst their 'alaer a.
tas sse - making his VI ~ss mentally
fac,rs rerent orevaile1 1n tae cnra 81 sssir.
in ar1sr - AVID a cor te@t of taew s ~ -3n-
Wv - them a iaryp shsre of tae Trs party
devised - her av her a heT. Sac now
rlsus that these rsrreesntarsc1s ~ere
n se. snd asks ne ccFfrt - set ssaee tbe
sseed made ey ner ard e',5 ON the Defendants
fr8ns disrosing ~ the property eurlng the
pendanev of ne sutk
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-22

The foreign residents in Canton, mere
handful of consuls, tea and silk merchants,
live on small island, separated from the
city by broad canal There are large, COM
Portable houses, a long banyan shaded ave
nue. and fine sea wall promenade encircling
the islet, but with tho bridges Of approach
closed and guarded both night and day it
seems TO be virtual imprisonment on this
Island of Shamcen, and one realizes how
completely at the mercy OK tho Cantonese
mobs the residents are. Two years ago there
were riots and stornling Of the Ssalaeen,
and several houses were bIrned, and at any
moment the least spark may ignite tho slum-
berins wrath OF the natives and precipitate
another reign Of terror. Except for the
sense OF being shut in ard hernmed in, with
no place TO go 10 and not wanting to leave
the parklike shade and quiet of the island
for the din and diseuieting sights of the Chi
nese city, the Shameen is a small sort OF
winter paradise. Roses bloom, the sun shines
warmly, and tennis is played in the winter
season with enthusiasm. -'' l. 1hamah" in
Chicago Tribune
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-22
SOCIAL ETIQUETTE.
6ifs That Gentleman May Approprf.
ateiy Send to Feminine Friends.

6ifts That Gentleman May Appropr1-
ateiy Send to Feminine Friends.
Flowers are an appropriate remembrance
row, illness. recovery n health, taking leave
for distant part or arriving home
At all tim>s n man may send flowers 70 a
girl friend. and she may accept them with
prupriety. They are always safe and CON-
plirnsntary. Asserts feminine authority In
deed. arranged with the consumn1ats skill of
q modern florist. who must be something Of
en- artist in color harmony, and placed in a
gfided basket, fringed with maiden hair and
tled With lovely vide satin ribbon. they
are a fitting tribute 70 offer to beauty aud
sweetness.
BESIDE flowers. the ssns authority sag-
Sssss for snniversaries and other DAYS pres
ents q dainty bon bon boxes that come in
all degrees = luxurv. that are 50 pretty oa
nantes or table after the contents have been
enjoyed They make pretty worS -ecep-
tacies
Music is suitable snd acceptable. ct sn7 of
The handsomely bound poets. 81 new novel or
magazine sra desirable gifts
Pete are siiowsbie, when not TOO extrava-
gane--s rars kitten. toy dog ct singing
bird Tfa man Is clever snd Faints. a pastel
- black and vhite makes charming souve-
nir. II fact, anT pretty article that b. csn
fashion By his Own handiwork - sure % %
pleasing A pretty Ettle vhirl an Re given
gfri vho rides When sny of these gifts
sre rscsiveyi = = ircurriser1 uro1 the rrciri-
ert 70 scknow edge thzr1 vitki1 a rsas0us BE
tirns n pleasant litele aote.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-22
a Little Moral

seedy looking individual entering furni-
turs store on south Division ST wsot to
buy a psrlor suite.
Proprietor .ixipg him up.-Hsre's . beau
tifui suite for only $40.
= L. Say, my friend. ~ present have
two bugEiss. x you want % trade this furni-
turs for one Of thena. maybe can End room
for il IA my barn. I expect 20 build 81 sd-
dition 20 Il this Summer. aud toeB might
nsed il. bat nov I want some furniture for
nv psFlor.
Proprietor. looking somewhat shsshed.-
Ys. ~ss. here, how viii tnis ID. four pieces
Tor Sfog>
$. L. D.-Thst's better. gusss I'll take
those.
He produced roll of bills and promptly
handed over Eve srenties. ordered the
farniturs 70 BE- sent % MS residence IN an
ar stocrstic part IL the CITY and passed sus
with \ uerry twinkle n bis EYES. as much
ss - ssv. You cant always tel the sizs Of
a nan Doodle by the clothes he wears
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-22
ossuN CONVICTED.
He Was . Looss Chxractsr-rhe Porter
Bastardy Examination.

He Was . Looss Chzrzctsr-The Porter
Bastardy Examination.
In Police Court Yesterday morning the
examination of Thomas II. Porter charged
on complaint of Fila Shersood with oas-
tardy was resumed and the testimony Of
Mrs. Sherwood. the mother of Ella. and
the latter's sister was taken for the defense
One OF Elias lovers was also sworn and
gave some unimpor,ant testimony. all go
ing 10 show the loose character OF Ella. and
the probability of some other fellow. than
Porter being the father oil her illegitimate
child Al noon the case was adjourns q
until $50 this afternoon.
Al the afternoon session George Osoun,
arrested for stealing storl from the Grand
Rapids School Furniture Company, was
tgied before jury and convicted. Seatence
was deferred until this moraing and be
" III probably be sent To the Detroit House
OF Correction. Gsbun was evidently loose
character, for when be ieit here he Owed
several bills. he went TO indianapolis.
where he was Captured by Sheriff bishop.
lie told the Sheriff that he only stopped
there 10 get money 10 go farther.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-22
REAL ESTATE SALES,


TFrTED SrarEs.-UBited States vs.. JOSEPH
x. Feick, trsspsss on Government land
trial nov IN progress.
CIFcuIr.-AnDs yissik for the nse snd
benefit 0f panlips Mlsix ~ Jersm.sh
Payne. trssgsss on the case, verdict Tor
plaintiff $1,000 Judgment accordiugiy.
with oosts Proceedings stayed tvsatg dsys
provided defsndaBt BE BOND within ;wo
DAYS Neil Mallory. administrator of the
estate of Walter :. Gee Gsceased, -. The
Township Of v Slker. uesIsss on the cess
on trial
srpszIoR The People ". Martin Pierce
keep.ag house Of iii fame. vsroict 10,
egitT.
FzcsaTv -Es.ats Of Isabella Hsipsr De-
erased, Appraisers warrant sn5 inventory
s ed. Essste Of Tssso FilkiDs. deceased E
com nissionsr's ~arrant sa9 report O.
3ousr { 60 and confirmed. Eststs 9l Ne
son BrrChsr3. decreased. 7efifo7 foT sp-
ro5nfneBt q ssuiaisfrsfor fie6. hesrfne
April i3 Estate of Nate ~sa3a nfinor.
Greer appointing Aichsei Szrl guardian
Estate - Hs.tie II BIo6eetf ~ eoT. gsSr-
d@ns third snnesl sccsant fls5. Esfsts
Feix Jsssoh Wosrfx. dscs2se3. hor sns
osih on szse q resi estste Hfa Es,ate O.
Mar a Si5tsr. 6ecessse. sGrsi-isrrsfcS
hora - snS letters IssfeS 20 i4eare. Far
Nrst. Esfss of ETsulz feet-r. n~ats II
i1c5npefe-t person, teE.szsers ssrrsef
ssa lnvs1f,rr alNd.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-22
WM.H. PETIT * co
145 Monr0e-st.
Registration Notice.

Electors 81 the City OF Grand Rspies-Tske
Notice. Tie Board OF registfs-inu ~ tbe CITY ~
craad Races viii n et 81 the places bereibsasr
designated O8 fridsy sBo Saturday, Nsreb g "a
81 Is.S Dc xt preced * the tsT 81 eect5O1, be
tween the hours of > d clo &C. aD1 ofloc (
p n for she purpose of mskinc pcrfeca lia a.
nsar 3. NAV BE- - g. pefs31- sl1lu1 "a the -
es4 ua'ds # he Cafy Of ersna ksfiis sis are
q a. fied e.eCrrs u8er tlf fgllsiiflfl11 H thc
ssafe of aicl Es1. 49, e1lilsed - vn.s - srfsi1
first Nerd--< <o D Granville ave
See0ad Nar5 - & 1perfcF Dosr ROW.
Third Hsr8. First fTeclnct-El-s ne housA
Is1-srs-st
lh.rs xsrd. Sscond Prec nj -2sf 1eferrri sVe
Fosrsh "a .. Prs fFofiBet -lafnsr - nsreisS
and fSst Br3sess
Fourth ward. seccnd Precsrct-No ~ fres-
cs-fave
RIA ssrd-So So T1si11s dave F.nn hsi
siK,h Ws~n-E Engloe hrflse. g iereftt- Dfsiin
81 seCra-s e.
ssreatf Wsrd Ger-rEris Ia. Frertw
Fs1atf Wsr7-7srn ksTfia Fs.t II fer@ID -
. u L'ftsrsst lfe3 cstfasf
H csa~ Hsort 80 snn1.
ge.<r n -csa4 fesies eseHefL
frra p Pa nd fe &as
4 n Hnat eF = keggsT1
80 H 4isTfte1E. An1rtH 70 r.
sfe1nsr. 4 l.. Isu8ssve.
laroo ? sesssrss - frsfe
Bosr5 - keriztrstirn % g. -fF . Gre =
keraa<
J0zs : BElgssF
tiy alt7f-
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-22

Mrs. s. X. Burton. State orsanizer FOR the
". c. t. U. has been in the city few daJ s.,
and has organized the Willard Union OF the
Sixth ward. named in honor OF Frances T..
willard The following ladies were chosen
officers: Mrs. II. J. Van Sieenberg. Presi-
dent; Mrs. C. Z. Johnson, Corresponding
Secretary; Mrs. J. w. Carr, Recording Sec
retary Mrs. O. w. Purdy. Treasurer. Mrs.
Sayles aud Mrs. Flagg were elected vice
presidents. and Mrs. II. L. Freeman, Super
intendent OF Juvenile Work. This Union
starts OFT With an encouraging membership,
and will assist 10 the work OF the Woman's 5
Home and Hospital.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-22
PIERCE NOT GUILTY.
The European Hotel Was Not House of
lai-fame,

The European Hotel Was Not N House of
lsi-Fame.
In the case of Martin Pierce proprietor OF
the European Hotel. charged with keeping
a house of ill-fame, several witnesses were
produced by the defense in the Superior
Court yesterday. sll of whom testified TO the
good character of the house as far as they
knew. Most of them were boarders at the
hotel, and there were others from Big
Rapids who testified TO the good standing OF
Mr.. Pierce in that place previous TO his ar
rival IN this city. The arguments of Prose
cutting Attorney Clay and Peler Doran
were concluded before the noon recess, and
al the opening OF the afternoon session
Judge Buriingame charged the jury, which
retired at 2:30. After celebrating two
hours they returned verdict of not guilty,
and the defendant Was discharged.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-22
A Suggestion for School superintenasn,..

a very ingenious indicator Of the AMOUNT
OF car 9onic acid in the air has been invented
by Professor Nolpert, OF N9rnberg. The
principle Of the apparstes il that when ths
red solution az sodium pheAalphtnalide IN
acted upon by carbonlc acid il loses its color.
At regular intervals of time, say every 100
seconds, a drop Of the red liquid falls from
syphon on a thread behind which is a scale.
AS tho drop tricklrs down tho thread IL loses
its color slowly or quickly, depending on the
amount Of carbonic acid present in the air.
IL the air is perfectly pure, the drop stays
red during It's whole course. Tho scale shows
OF parts of carbonic acid in 1000 for
''purs air" and 10 parts in 1000 for
Extremely badn It would be "A capital
idea 10 have some such apparatus in our
public schools, where 50 often the atmos-
phere is simply viilGinous. Children SIT In
overcrowded rooms, with feet like ice, heads
like fire, and brains Ike glue, breathing and
rebreathing disease germs ard untold gaseous
nastiness, and tins, too, IN the present civil
ization, when ventilation and the results Of
the lack OF IL are 50 well understood. When
the childrsl sicken it is, OF course. a dis
pensation Of Providence" How ingenious
men are ir unloading responsibility on the
| Almighty .-Philadslphia Times.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-22
FAos AND FAnclss.

. NEcK i word txoooed II fashionable
clrcies al sppeTlatlFes are aiso baa fora.
SEw nosioa auoEg tEe isales of f4shioA
is q aase Photographs takSa ~ Which are
grvzpea sisters - tie nC2-iks Il three.
4.Ss lstesf faG fer ersaesn2sis = - have
1hen enter tie csaroh sse 4lfeld tie BRIDE,
c4rrylVg Shoes Gi.oa wlIh 15wers-
A sAAeUzTE 81 school e aratoryn IA
New Iock j. advertising q give special
lessons Is b35oi4ak to1es sad baby cries
YERS fashionable young laaa ROW sign
thesr letters VITA sHeti p1otog graph which
Is pasted IN the p.@ee lorl1eTly occupied BY
tie signature.
TBz newest taing IN mourning is that The
grl whca de-tA bege&Kes 81 her 4ocepted
lover nay wear black ribbon as . tesli-
na0nisl e1 her grief
NkckLAczs q colored stenes, as the sap
ph.re alternating wsth the ruby or the en-
er2ld with the lGrque.s, have lately driven
out the diamcna CT Paris.
PAEsors are fashionable pets In fhslAdsl-
pfla oEe Young Woul4n has . psrroi
named e Dude" who sslutes gentlemen rs
itors by shouting cut: Hello, ehsppie''
Brsrs Of President and Grs- Cleveland,
made of pulp, 10 which S5o.oo0 o! t2tferel
currency has been reduced. are for sale IN
the corridors Of tAe Capitol At Washington.
THERr are girls Of the period 50 partieu-
lar about the size Of their hands that they
refuse TO - keep up their music " lest prae
ticing should prevent the wearing Of sm2l
kids.
GENTLENES in travelling have discarded
the polo cup for one Of The several varieties
Of tourists hats that have come 10 us from
England, and the change IS one 10 be COIN
nendcd
II is not always the most near igbfed
women who use The lorgnette in public, be
cause as a magujf.cr that fashionable article
Is often = deception and hlled in with ordi
nary glass.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-22
rHs LATEST scrsos.
Ar. Clay viii Have ats Iassskk4t % Be
tsEs ths s2Rrssas GEAR

k@Hs tA@ >@Ees~4S NS4r@
Ga fasslss FEs1 A A4y nsEd. eopas q
tor Prosecuting AtLoEGey 0ss. Ia tAs sx-
zEpin4tlon II the ebsrEss made against tie
LaLlsE. sent ~ 4. 4. Sherwood, chisf jassios
Of ths SapEsIoe Court Al Lansing. his az
dsslk IL hieh L wss ssg forth thai guefs
Perkins 40 eat oa IBIS examination, hsd
r2lSd ss 70 whssbsT tesn0aoay was e.
nllss4oIe u n0t A1a1lssxole ~lth8ag sns
ies2l warrant That IA 80 dolag he hz1
do4e a. uj1Ty 70 TIE asfxadsus
sa1 Las Eindered him II
the cisch4sge Vi h.s daliss spo
thst even II the hezFiag was valid aud less.
the deiendanl las entitied 20 fair hezfIax
solcn lie di1 bol have Tue doca8snt IVES
. lengthy enc. sixteen c0Uots beng spceinso.
and al Zolls - sa0o taat Judge refxtas
be1 40 authority 10 rue Sn tbe test uiGny
given Ia tDe examination, that the Cover
srnor = not aGIooT zs1 ~ law 70 deposs .
county offlcial and tlsak TIE testimony given
% Rev. d.. o.nlth. Aarou byers All J410es
Forbes vas "a 30 nay eliminating.
Alter coAAlS Serlug The 1I114sit The Sn-
yEsfBe Coars ordered eefuOrz.i granting a
hearing OF the case II that tribunal. aHu
THIS order vas sent 10 J1ase Perkins yestsf-
day. TX is ". ngnaole Aplil 10.
some of The testimony previously taken
ia the examination Sss r~a1 Sud slgaed oJ
the witnesses yesIerday, ani Ar. Gay anc
MIR. Forces wall sign lhel.s on Saturday
wEen t Is understood tue Arguments viii
De made
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-22

It looked like risky experiment for Mr.
Ragan to decline to allow a ticket TO bs
sold until after the first of his lectures
But it was so unique and its merits SO eI
trsordinsry. that once seen and heard II
received the enthusiastic support of The
public.
The Rhine and Switzerland" to be given
tomorrow evening will be most interest
ing Single tickets may be had at Buchanan
& Daviuson's ,, on DIvision-sL.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-22
He Differed With Bancroft.

Senator Sharon once dined with a literary
club in New York. At the table he quoted
from history, and a little man at his right
Joined issue on the question. Sharon wa1ed
G triie warm, and insinuated that his op-
ponent might be a clever sort of a man, but
history wasn't his forte. After dinner
Sharon remarked to a friend: WHO is that
little cuss over there who disputes my dates p
Bancroft, the historian. New York Com
raercial Advertiser
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-22

7id ron ever see toTs or STls 80 fast
slaFn facrs. rush throash = r1orn. tax laud.
s~ir- tasir AIRS, saaxs taelF sfoniders. how
as EtsfSr - Z they ~ers rsrs-os3s. ~ So Sc
isnse 3oineea ss s j17nrssx jsck. never ofrer
cider peoris rest- make up fs-ez sav csre-
iesS thirgs. snd use bad Tran1r,er ard sIsnc
This ss TIE s'v6 of boys ard sTis thss s1ase-
ti7nes stani tef.re a Io-kn~ s sss, an& wa
Ssr Wy they ars ncs lrVioess izt3 socse.y
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-22

The Lee Angeles t--1sa - ESsrea II.
rsvs Tbs desg'a ~ Mss Allcre-i stevens.
0rs 81 fhe Stevens sisters VIC csr1e hers =
saert tirie zincs run tS-saa Rapids A,ca.,
- srncurrasf KS Stevens wss 81 srtisi
"a vp-~x III srr srd her - ems vas s1c5 -
.-.r.,rsi al ~, k~ex her 60 predict fer Ser
= erixhs iat1-e She ~ss ore ~ those
hrfrht iafsi igeas vo1nx ls1les vacm -
kues< rss - ~esr>cs ard sssrafre sra So
a~stH - ise tire -heu he- Future wss fail
nf t7e brightest promises hss SLED ne
n~srss 81 her frieads win scrrc~. she vas
Al tuf q short dne. having s~eu naken
- - Dsan1o vrex 40 sosaF.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-22
A Wicked Woman.

Detective Snyder, OF Jackson, came here
Tuesday looking for a young girl named
Maud Birey of that city, who had been de-
coyed from her home by woman named
Blanch Reed. Of very suspicious character
The detective found them in a sporting
house on Waterloo-st., and returned with
tnem to Jackson YESTERDAY
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-22
For Prohibition.

The Prohibition ward caucuses for each
aud every ward of the city are hereb5
called 70 meet at w. C. T. u. rooms. on
Pearl-st.. Saturday. March "a, 1858. at 7:3'
O'Clock p. m.
Each ward will chose. AZ these caucuses
FIVE delegates 10 the City Convention 20 b.
called, three delegates and three alternate
to the County Convention of April 19, anc
nominate ward tickets. and transact any
other necessary business. let every Pro
hibitionist attend and help organize for the
Spring and Fall campaign.
j. II. TATzM.
N Fl. WALKER.
WILLIAM r. SHRpD
II. G. MARVIN.
A. o. CaoziER.
J. X. JOHNSTON.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-22

T1e poli1e persca to-s not tel - lr~slsd
hcw ~. ere = Aoosln~ ~ ssk - sicefly
is,ir q her eves sre Hassx rcr ~beu scras clsa
80 = isE,- enters rutiic psce ~ syrs
arcn fse saf-ere~ TAoss 40 srs SefsTsze6
- sos c2xs zor sen~rsi sSnzQ<say.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-22

Wiachepfsr Nsss ssgs e-a yerssas 3
sr.,ez7- tes wfs Ar. a16 NJ. Csrlet1a So
xss sytonies@3 a. 80 recsars&.fe -ler-s O
vser char 8izs~rs 81 czTlog tbsir sor
sE1 IS sr9e sss = uad5asee1ir a4s - 80
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Telegram-herald., 1888-03-22

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Telegram-herald., 1888-03-22

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Telegram-herald., 1888-03-22
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