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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-10-15
SUGGESTION.

For starving Ireland,
Levi p. Morton gave $4,000
For suffering Charleston,
Grover Cleveland gave $40
For MY REELECTION,
Grover Cleveland gave $4,000
Ne,c UdUen Palladium.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-10-15

ITO THE DEAF-A Person cured Of Deafness
and noises in the head Of % years standing by
simple remedy, will send description Of it FREE
to any Person who applies TO NICHOLSON, III
MacDOugall street. New York, U. >. A.
.ouct3d2tswSwiy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-10-15

Complexion Powder is an absolute neces-
sity of the refined toilet in this climate. Poz-
zonis combines every element of beauty and
purity. oct9dlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-10-15
Special advertisements.

Small advertise nents, not exceeding three lines
coming under the head of WANTED, For SALE,
To LET, LOST. &C. will be inserted here one time
for 20 cents three times for 10 cents, and week
for so cents,if paid in advance. III NOT PAID IN
ADVANCE, REGULAR RATES WILL he CHARGED.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-10-15

GALAXY from 800 70 500 per month TO few good
- statesmen TO sell our goods by sample to the
wholesale ana retail trade. Permanent position No
experience necessary. We are the largest manuf'rs
In our line Of goods Send &c stamp for particulars
No postsls answered. Centennial Mfg Co.. Cinu,
o. ocfi5d5w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-10-15

GoMN S\ceN s S5sRfa is 'a ei
thousands suffering from Asthma, Con-
sumption. Coughs, etc. Did you ever try
Acker's English Remedy 1t is the best
preparation known for all Lung Troubles,
sold on positive guarantee at 10c., 50c.
]. NJ. Mixer, 1874 Water street, druggist.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-10-15
STATE NEWS.
Pressure Lie.

ffesqee isEe
A branch of the Young Women's Christian
Temperance Union, called the "Y's" for
short was organized at the residence of Mrs.
j. B. Hall, recently. Tue services were
conducted by Mrs. E. P. Grimes. County
Superintend, of Caribou. assisted by Miss
league, Miss King and several of the young
ladies' from Caribou. Ten young women
became members and the following officers
were elected President, Miss Ada LeLait-
tire; vice presidents, Miss May Hayward,
Miss Susie Gallagher; secretary. Charlotte
jerks; treasurer, Mrs. Hemenway; commit
tee on constitution, Mrs. Peakes, Miss Maud
Hayward. Much interest was manifested
and as the 'Y's' are strictly non-partisans
they will, if they work, be the means of ac-
complishiBg much good--The Pressure Isle
Chautauqua Circle met at Mrs. Freeman's
recently and reorganized by choice of Joseph
B. Hall, president; Mrs. c. A. Whitney,
vice president; W. d. Graves, Jr., Secre-
tary. A committee consisting of Mrs. ID. A.
Stevens, Miss Mabel Freeman and B. l..
Lane, was appointed 10 make arrangements
about books, solicit memberships, etc. The
next meeting is appointed for next Monday
evening, 18th inst, at the residence of Mrs.
J. B. Hall. 1t is hoped that there will be
q full attendance, as it is very desirable now
to enter upon the winters work in earnest
Aroostook Herald.
MaysriHe Centre.
The Grange is taking 3 rest now, getting
ready for winter.-The potatoes planted
with the Aspinwsll potato planter, dug as
easy and gave as large yield as those plant
ed in the usual way.-A young man in this
vicinity was warming his hands when the
L Al. 6 20,
out, asked if she was in his way, "Oh !.
neaw," answered the knight Of the pronged
hoe, Eye Anti in my way so longs can reach
around ye."
Aasardts.
VIM Frasier has moved into. his new
house.-Geo. w. Greenlaw having bought a
building lot of f. ID. Messenger, is clear
ing away and making preparations TO build
a residence, as his farm is so far from the
schoolhouse that his children cannot attend
school.
Limestone.
Lorenzo G. Morris is appointed postmaster
at Limestone, vice Sophia Sayward resigned.
Easton.
Easton Cattle Show and Fair ha. been
postponed until the 18th of this month.
There is to be Cattle Show Ball in
Grange Hall, Sprague's Mills, on the even
ing of the 18th.
Carbon.
The next meeting Of Aroo.took county
Pomona Grange will be held with Caribou
Grange, Saturday, Oct. 20.
Houlton.
Hebron potatoes are selling to-day for
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SOMERSET.
Fairfield.


The first one hundred days that the Water
vile and Fairfield horse railroad was in oper-
alton, 1902 600 passengers were carried. The
success of the enterprise was assured from
the first, but the most enthusiastic friend
never dreamed of any such business for the
first five years of its history. The effect
will be to stimulate the building of roads
connecting other country towns and small
cities. In the Spring the officers intend to
sell the horse and apply electricity. This
will make a great saving in cost of running,
and at the same time, reduce the time be-
tween terminal points. 1t now requires
thirty minutes to run the three miles and
make the many stops necessary. This 10
faster time than that made on any other
road in Maine; but under the electric sys-
tem the managers propose to make the dis
lance in twenty minutes. The cars are al
ready equipped with coal stoves, so that
comfort is assured during the coming cold
days of winter.-The long continued wet
weather has had depressing effect on inval-
ids and aged people, and deaths have been
very frequent in town. 1t has been trying
season for everyone, and all rejoice to see
the sun once more.-The winter supply of
coal for the Fibre Company is being piled
along the line of the railroad, above the
High school building, suggestive of the long,
dreary months to come. This company 10
also getting out an immense pile of poplar
that has been floated down the river to the
head of the island. When the job is COM
pleted several thousand cords viii be stored
for winters operations. Lumbermen are
busy pilng logs and making everything snug.
A good supply are in the river and pond. and
the mills will doubtless be run until the river
coses.-One would not think a presidential
election was soon to take place, for since
the September election passed, and the
attendant excitement died away, the
the subject of politics is hardly mentioned on
the streets. Our people are so secure in
their faith that protection will triumph that
nothing can disturb their serenity. Even
the Democrats are coming to recognise the
situation and preparing to meet defeat grace
fully. Candidates for the local offices have
not yet appeared but doubtless will as soon
as the good tidings of Harrsons election are
flashed over the wires.-Work is being
rushed ON the new hall and already the plast-
erers are busy covering the laths on the in
side. The tower for the clock approaches
completion and when finished will be the
most conspicuous object in the village.
With the clock goes large bell on which
the hours and half hours will be struck
Prospects for successful numbering opera
tons are not very fattering on account of
abundance of rain. The ground. especially
swamps and shores, are full of water max
ing it impossible to begin operations until
everything is frozen solid The year has
been fairly successful one and lumber has
sold rapidly at good prices.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-10-15

ner of Safe Cure fame, are reproductions of
the best of the old time remedies, with
which the pioneers of America maintained
their rugged health.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-10-15
0&N%
DESIGNER AND ART ENcRAvER
IN WOOD AND METAL.
TfChnao1ld Me-

Engravings of Buildings, Machinery, Portraits.
Furniture, Cattle, Flowers, Vegetables SHOW Cards
Posters, Letter Heads, Autograph Newspaper
Headings, Nonograms Maps and all kinds of illus
trations required, in black aud white or colnrs
aEPsrtioular attention given to making dra wing.
for the L. ;. Patent Office, and engraving the same
Designs and engraving, for advertising and other
purposes furnished at the lowest rates consistent
with Hrst-class work. All information concerning
the art will be promptly given on application.
mar23deodiy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-10-15

LOG CABIss have mostly disap-
peared as human haoitations.
Many good people have lived
hsppv lives in them, and many
great men have been born in
item. Warmers Log Cabin
lSarsaparilla and "Tippecanoe'
Ssooob rnn;a ,,a1a hv W.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-10-15
Baby Portraits.

Portfolio of beautiful baby portraits, printed
N fine plate paper by patent photo process, sent
free to Mother of any Baby born within year.
Every Mother wants these pictures; send Mt once.
Give Babys name and age.
WELLS, RICHARDSON & co., ops, Burlington, VT
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-10-15

NyANTED-A few reliable gentlemen and lady
w canvassers, located in Augusta. Hallowcll
and Gardiner, to sell i'll said cities md adjoining
towns, the best household article invented.
Good pay and steady employment TO the right parties.
Also few good men who own teams to canvass in
the country. Apply TO VIM. l.. Wentworth log State
ST. Hours 7,30 10 $50 A. NJ, IL A. NJ. to go z. NJ.
to9 L. VI. octl2dlw.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-13
ct. paul @runoei9entbum

- Soft & Gresch 9aben fol-
aenoes Grunoeieentbum gu p%ertaufen !:
Sine Srt nebit @ebdulihteif, Gde 9ter
uno Siblep Strabe fiir $4,000. Ser
Plas 5iebt jebt $lOO Mietbe per Mo=
a t.-$l4O0 fit stpei id0ne Spts an
Der Marsaret StraBe, 8 8lpd BON
Shulbaule IS Nere 2anb NIT einem
7 3immer 9roEen @obnbaus, gu pers
taul@en fir ct. 9aul@r
$l20O fir cine idbne 2pt an Der @et
Ten StraBe, 800 8aar, Der @ef SIS
per Monat. $500 fir Elm 8 3immer
srobe s 9aus an Der Oe8pm GtraBe,
cine fleine In5ablung, BET &eit in mo-
natliden 3ablunsen. Soft uub
@rescb,.Gde 3ter mo &obert Str.
= @rpBe Bargains wenn
p9lei6 nertauft. $1,000 fauft
Elm neles !0aus neblt Sot $40O8aar,
Der &eit nad 8elieben. -$25OO fir Elm
8 3immer sroBes 9alls nebit Sd 2ot
4O:1oO, an Der 3. StraBe> $1,000
Saar, Der &eit nad @lmiA.-5 3im=
mer 6aus NIT 2ot 5O;l5O in @elf ct.
Paul $500 8aar, ben &eit mad 8elie=
ben> Yreis $500. SD babe 6dl1et
lno Sots IN allen SGeilen Der Gtoot =
6arms lberaQ i'm Staate a, pertaulhn
poer gu perrenten. -@em ibr ettpas
8runoeigentbum gu pertaufen babt> poer
faufen poQt, ipredt bei mir Dor. Oieie
Bargains fino bios fur 80 Sage. =
|So9n @i9rid, 238 @eit 3. Str.
7 Gden.
= SDts auf leitte mpnotlihe 3ab.
lungen auf Oaptpn's BLUFF. Sd fam
SotS in obieem Oiitrict nur cine fur,e
Strede bon Der nelten Gabel 8abn ent.
fernt, gu 1875 Bis $500 perfaufen.
Seoingunsen $25 8aar, Der &eit S.
per 0tpnat. Sd babe ebenfaas etlide
idone Sots an Marsaret StraBe gu
$500 per 2pt, auf tpelde i9 benz &du:
fer Elm 6a,ls mad @uniA baue uni
welder basielbe in tleinen mona lidef
3ablunsen ab3ablen fam. @uteS
8runoeisentbum in allen Tbeilen De,
Staot iebr biaig. @enn ibr @elb III
@runoeisenthum anlegen poat, fommi
gu mir; it fann eud quite Bargains
5eigen. @bitnep % all 8 runb:
et9entbums gambler 354
HObert Strabe.
- Sur 2eute, tpelde ibr @elo ge.
tpinnbrinseno anleeen tppIen, elei1tpee
uie uiel ite baben, ob feline poer erpb'
5umrnet,, lit es bas 8eite, tpenn lie A.
ism. 81. 8tsuers & 60, llnipn8lcd
SIDE 4. uno Gebar Ctr. Yarterre seben
bort tutrb ibnen ber Bette &atb ertbeil
uno ibr @elb 10 anselest, baB es Der
bDditen 3insfuB brinet uno MUIR bi
6efen Gnlasen semadt. ba
- Seer @elb bergen mill alf Der
beiiertes Sarmlar,b in MinneiDta poe
allf perbeiertes itdbtiides Gisentbum ii
ct. Saul NIT jdbrliden N~bsablunsel
ipeloe fid se1. an g dwarsbad &
s 10 ut o n, 100 of 4. Str. b
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-13
@el6dftSnpti5en
Che plymouth Clothing 9ouse

Obiees Sa,ls 1T ben 2eiern bes .@an=
berer' tppbl ibon binldnsli6 betannt.
Oas 9rincip ipeldes oiele6irma beipn=
eers femns id,net lit: reelle @aaren,
reelte Greife unb ebrlid e
8ebanolunS aaer 8unoer,. Man perz
1udt Die &unoen eben gu aIer erft suz
frieben 81 fteaen. -gs banoelt ii4 niat
MIR borum Die Maaren reht idnea gu
perfaufen, ipleern man min Dem Sdus
fer in ieoer Meiie @eloespertb ses
be1. Sett, tpo Die SeittassSeit beranz
riidt, rno beionoere Initrensungen ppll
ieber Seite 9ema6t weroen, rrnter To-
benoen 8eripredunsen bas 9ublifrm
beranspsieben fommt bas Blpmput
Glptbing 6pufe, pieoer gang
einfa6 init elmer Site bon niitliden 9(r.
titeln fir, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. paHe,o,
uno prdientirt oicielhe belte nniern 2ez
1ern pbne tpeitere 8emer ltlg. Die
Sirma weiB eben Den niidternen Sim
Der Seler oieler 3eitung gu i6dben, uno
gednet i'm GprallS barauL bab 'tpenn
oielefben Die beute perDffentlidte Site
Senau orrdleien lie obne @eiteres einz
iebcn weroen, baB oieielbe in FOLDER
8siie aussemadt lit, umSeoem seredt
gu tperoen. 1ab berartise @elden'e
am beiten paiieL neil lie Gle9an,
uno Niiblidteit su9leid init chamber
perbinoen, braudt man tpcbl ni4t
tpeiter ansuiibren.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-13
Samenbdno.

-Tiiber&6iiber samenbdnb.
Ter. 900 Sadion Ctr. eriudt jeben
Warftedrtner ibm feline Nbrefie auf e.
ner 9oftnrte einsuienben, bamit er
oemielben feline fpetial 1reisliite sus
ienoen fam. ST bat taS idBnite
uno ausseiudteite 2aser BON Samen
a0er Mrt In ct. Saul. 900 Sadion
Str. 2 Sblren BON MerdantS 0otel.
- StabImann BREWING
60. tpar itets bemIbt benz biertrin.
tenoen Yublicum Elm reines, BON beiten
bacterial eebrautes Bier rprSuieben
unb III bebbal6 Der unsebeure 4uf=
idhpung ibres @eiddftes ~eeniigenoer
Bemeis, fab ibr Streben bonn Yublis
cunt eewilroiet tpirb. ssh f5 men oa:
fer ni@t umbin, ibr Seq iopie 6!a.
ldenbier cuffs bette gu empfeblen.
8efeaungen mbgen entueoer In Der
8rauerei an ber @ef 7. Strabe pber
per Telehcn esmadt tporoen. ba
- 6err Sol. g auien (NaAfol=
ger pnn Sacpb 6offmann) Nr.
81 Beit 7 Str, empfieblt alien ieinerl
a ten Sreun0en uno 8etamten iein 2as
ger bon Groceries Der belten Nualitdt.
Seine Safe, eerdudertes Sleiid uno see
lal5ene Slide itets in grober 9luswabl
porrdt9iS. @aaren 10 tiais wie in
irseno einem anoern @eiadft in ber
Staot. ba
Tas Glaidenbier ber Stall:
manniden8 remin9Gp 20. fam
Don feinem anoeren iibertrofen tperoen.
Warum iolte eine 8rauerei, Die oae
anerfannt bette SaBbter 1T Nprb.ueitern
liefert, nidt i'm itanoe ieinL Elm Sla.
lhenbier, melhes Dem al1stpdrtigen an
Qualitdt uno Sdmadbaftisteit sleih
fount, gu brauen? Sic lit I'M ifanoe,
IS gu thun; uno ben 8eweis fnbet man
IN leoer Slaiae ibres bortreiflihen
BiereS. ba
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-13

- @rpBe Qllspabl BON @ebetbi6ern
in beridiepeuen Spraden Bel q. 8
res Al Grbanse Ctr.
= Mannbeimer 8rps., Gde
0ritter lnb Minnelpta Strabe, baben
cine arBerproentlih ld5ne @eibuadts=
&usltelung bon Gurus uno nilbliden
@esenitdnoen peranftal'et, bic tppbl Der
Ntilbe tpertb fino, anSuieben. @unoer=
fdDne Smportatipnen bon edten 2 piben,
in 9udeiie> @alenciemes. 9pint Ouz
6eRe, Bpint @rabesque, uno ens(i1der
3wirn ftnb an9etpmmen, edte Spiten
Saldentitder perOen idpn bon IS Gts.
an pertauft.-Sn Der beutisen Inseiee
inoen unlere Seler Ndberes.
- Cine grpbe Qllstpabl BON 8lan<
fets, 8ettoeden, unterfleioer u. 10. TO-
eben %angeFpmmen bel Gow. Mues,
268 Sit 7te StraBe.
8ei9nadtss Gei9ente gu @bole=
fale=g reiien bel Sc. Cures Al grs
4ange Str.
8ir MAIDEN uniere 2eier al,f Die
Insetge bon Gpbert S6reiner,
1853 uno '76O @abalba StraBe aufz
mettiam. 0erielbe fabrisirt Die Bette
Artttel IN ieiner 8rdnde uno 2eute Die
gltten Gliih Sauerfraut, Meerrettig,
StdleS. saucen, 10. sebrauden,
finben BEL i9m allies, tpas setpiinidt tptro.
= 0rb @poos, GprIets unb IonIfiee
@rtifel iebr biIis BEL Gbm. Mues,
268 Sf Ute Stra6e.
6. g. &plft 1923 SadipnStr.
Der befannte 6Dlss & Spblen- Odnoler
Bat elmer Der sr6bten 9pl3 Sager in ct.
Saul al Der Gde Como uno @el tern
Gpeute. 9a 9erl Soft feline eisenen
6olsldnoereien bat, tuo er u,ter ipeciel=
ler Guflitt zines ei9enS anee1tedten,S ns
Ipectors fem eigenes @pls ldlagen ld6t,
10 1T er in Der Sage ieinen &rnoen bas
bette 6pls in ct. Saul gu liefern. Gs
piro iid lcbnen bent 9aser an berGpmp
Ipemle, Gde @eltern einen 8eiud abs
suitatten, I'M cas 9pls unb Die eroBe
OampfmaId,ine fir bas Spalten uno
Sd9cn BON 6pls 81 beiidtisen. - 8ir
empfeblen umieren 2efern oas @eiddft
BON 6. 8. Splh, 1923 Sadlpn Strabe.
Gbwarb s. Mues, bat
cine grpBe Gustpabl bon Salstilher,
Snldemiif Fer un6 moere NusItattunas=
a~rtifel, ra11enb fir NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
iebr biaig. 26s DIT 7te Stra6e.
Serr sos. 3igan, Saros
fort, Mtm., empfieblt iein reidbalti=
ses Eager BON Groceries, Sarmproouts
ten uno Srp @ppbs alien 2eiern bes
.@anberer', tuelde III jei,er @eeeno
tpDbnen. Die 8aaren iinb nell uno
EVN UtItel Atutuul.
Die beifen uno biaisfen @eib=
nadtsseidente Bel 81. 8ures, Al
@rdanse Str.
Die SerIassbanbIuna
bon ST.. Yuhet & 60. in Sem
Sort uno Cincinnati, bat bon elmer Nn=
aaM betannter Gr3dblurgen BON 9 u
lanben, Seeburs II. Srauts
mann, Grernplare III prahtopI.
len reidpsrsiertem Oriei=
nal. gans Ieinen 8dnben
be Ii6 gang beipnosrs fir Sefse=
f@ente eisnen, berifeIen lahen,
9reisuerseidnii1e p~erienoen Die @erleser
aut Serlansen.
- @em man quite Mrbeit,
prumpte 8ebienunsu1 dmsrs.
loies 3abnaussieben baben mill
10 iclte man Or. 6urb, "a OF 3t
StraBe beiuden. Oerielbe maht nun
quite arbeit uno gu mdBisen 9rsiien.
Grtra idbne 8lumen urS @a6s
terset fir bic 9eiertase bei 81. 8ures
Al gr6an9e Str.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1888-03-30
Official DIRECTORY
TERRITORIAL oFFIcTS

TERRITORIAL oFFICJS
Goye.nor-Louic K. Church.
Secretary-M. L Mccormick
Audltor-Jas. A. Word
Treasurer j. W. RAYMOND
A. Dye.
Assistant Supt.-Frank A. Wilson.
Attorney GencrelC. F. Templeton.
United States District At-orney-,J. +. Garland.
Commissioner OF Immigration---P. f. Mcclure
United States Mcrshal--D W. Marratta
Delegate To Congrcss-O. :. Clifford
Surveyor sGene:sl-Maris Taylor
AdjGiant Generai-Coi. n n Tyner.
Board Of Ees th--Geo. r. Swain. Supt
Veterinary Surg onDr. G. ]. Allowuy
Railroad CoMmlsso- ers--Abe Boynlon. Alex.
CrIggs. y. T. Smith.
Judge Disiric, Court. Sixth Dis,rct-Wm. Ii
Francis. of Bismarck
ouN~Y t.TFIcEKs.
Comnissioners - r. G Eool"r. chairman. c.
John HogansHl.
County ,.ar!s and Register of pee!s-Rolicf
l3+r@.
l'.eg.. Of iitst-.ct Court = larg.ns.n
-heriA-M. /. 5iictae,s
Dislrio .stt.ru ~ Jacobson
,;s's;.5. l.nnd Ineiapsan
~utVc.cr-h.tirliI4 y t@!ant
sEi,i. o! S"nouis-Iir. T I. Kerr
judge OF l'ro5ate--!'.icr z. Nelson.
jorcner-Jr. q. f. Newell.
Comm lss! on-rs of inscnity-Pc1er +. Nelson,
I. g. Kerr snd iver jacobson.
Just c's of P"ace-F. 4. Me!gard .ConpersloNfl..
Pau j. Nelson, Romnrss; Aion&" Ellis. " jlinw
Andrew j oLnson. Cooperstown; NJ Davidson.
l;Alln:;n.
{ oflst:.b!ep--o \ Johnson, Ole o. Croft. Harr,
Wasser. Gideon Sheldon.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1888-03-30

In the last night Of 1888 came q
storm which wrought havoc over every
section east Of the Rocky mountains:
the mercury fell 70 degs. in some
places in few hours, causing i'm.
mense suffering. The deaths due
to the ''Cold New Years." as it was
called, were pretty evenly distributed
from the lakes to the gulf, many soldiers
dying from exposure on guard duty in
both Federal and Confederate armies.
Dakota then contained but few hundred
people, but there was much suffering in
Minnesota. Iowa, Nebraska and Kansas
Late in 1871 wind and snow storm of
unusual violence swept the whole west
from Chicago to the Sierra Nevadas; the
Union Pacific railroad was blockaded for
two months, and in some cuts the snow
and ice packed so hard that imprisoned
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1888-03-30
Church Announcements.
SUNDAY

SUNDAY.
II q. m. Regular -ervice a the Congregational
church. In the evening at 7.3o. Rev. H. p james.
':3o p. m. Regular service at the Baptist
church, Rev. -. ID. Pnrin1on.
II q. M. R"eu Meho is, service in the Bap
tisl church. Rev. j. II McConnehcy
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1888-03-30

engines had to be dug out with picks One
year later to Wit, on the 1.h and Sth Of
January, 1893 Il comparatively narrow
cold wave swept down over central and
western Minnesota and seventy persons
persisted in q day and night Vet such is
the indoMtlble energy of the American
pioneer. that in another year itn enigra
ton to that very region set in and soon
sWclloC toa boom; and Snm i>,) to lSS5
DaN"ta :, population Grew III Il rate winch
made the settlement of Iowa seem 8 ;g
gisl.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1888-03-30

+ MAN is ever to
obtain Il thorough
knowledge of the
ca IL seS of cy-
clones, tornadoes
an d blizZards,
their development
and lines of move
lnent, it is in
A m erica that
such knowledge
will he obtained
for on this collti-
nent We hcvo the
feirest Geld for
their study and
the largest run-
ber of Intelligent
Observers. From
the Atlabasca TO
the Rio Granlie
there is probably
not one county
,y-;t bn1,t oc,,ta oh
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1888-03-30

General Information Regarding l5liz-
yards and other spells OF Wcathrr-The
Ehnoois Winds Soldiers t1ozen in
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-23

hare no doubt been keenly felt by the sufferers.
but viii never be fully appreciated by mis- liter
airy admirers; and the economy of withholding
charity whore it was 90 much needed, with our
great surplus n the treasury, will be one of the
wonders of the age.
AWhae contrast between the first and last
President of the United States. Washington,
at the head of Q nation with an empty treasury,
without credit. and worthless currency, with
a sparsely-settleC country, not exceeding four
manding that the officers and soldiers who
served under him should be Densioned with full
pay during the terms Of their natural lives
Cleveland. At the head of the richest and
greatest nation upon the face OF the EARTH con-
tanning population of So 0O0 900. with nm
filled TO repetion, and the vaults almost burst
ing with gold and silver. Cleveland, stubborn
stern, and heartless, refusing even a mite of
charity to the men who wrecked their fortunes
and THAR constitutions that our government
might live. Cold. and mistaken, with the greed
of miser, be- has denied the demand of the
people, and vetoed and trodden down the acts of
the Senate and representatives of the people Of
the United States
when party passion and all individual ha-
truth will draw the parallel and paint the con-
trast The only palliative to the darkness OF
the picture will be found in the fact that Wash
ington knew what the services and sufferings of
a soldier were. and President Cleveland did not.
''The weary march. day and night, through
heat and cold. In dust. mud. snow and rain. with
hanger and thirst, and a damp earth for his bed;
the lone. dark watch on the picket limo of death;
the ekirmish. the battle with its hail of musket-
~ and roar of cannon: the dead, the dying the
wounded in the thick smoke of battle. may be
family sketched by the poet, the orator and the
painter. but can never be understood realized
by any man who has not been soldier in battle.
/ am sure President Cleveland cannot"