davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-17

T c. Hunt, q ranger stcckmsn, is il
the city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-17

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-17

Hi. Campbell, superintendent of IL
Matador ranch, is in the city.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-02
WASHINGTON

IsasAas's Il wishaas psl H,aa1es
A ist tn ashaose esa tgid teg, at'y taf
sRa.a
Ca.mopol,s lata be lighted with eltc
taegs
nnesesp.s Ia shesilg 80 BE- y1Asfsssd
Of oftiAs saa aA,stte5 81 iis~re,
Ibe wufsf is lhU tHlambts . syrT taN,
sui i4fsaguK ssAtaEt wUa.a esus, as ite
tisas si3t
"a lsftic. bfa& egas8 Of iAeE1az ifasu.
wss sgsea - Hgstia. GasHa sssaals.
hetesilsei &c heiws tf8ahssi b{ = ias
WHO kt.isai ,4sf34ese.
tssi the st.enies 81 tass
"a tsa ttsie fustie.
Aea : dht q HaF{ etsglHAi3f
NlJh az Heis mWeE .o
s-,s,3sss5a's sss..sst
'Ish1 Il = siisla late les the ssssea 9os
tofvhllEbt Fssa saa,szss' Nv askesi aAA fhs
b slz3 kifs sassvEfet test lsa a tsfeh.
HEht pHHtssl'ss. ts's sIsg reVF}e saias hame
slaepes. bsakfa eatf 9y fas saeso az E5p
ftilue a ita,-af = se8esa A. 30 fsG Nvwf the
stamp IN itpHt "a ae aossi haase Af5ss
tharftf
nsaea nfaktey. 50 vrars a'i. hsa i,'r
several svsFs sess awpf-gttA 60 AHtk -
eNaass he was Ksft 3 last meaSh, And
u vas se itssi st ssed h4iH q ats etas tn
ghieNStt, aase vt = a3sss $ NuFgh sRAQGN he
Eset Geld rsselsssH tines Hsa ne rssssa ieF
hsa Ehs eia 89An sas F5s IS ga tAfa
sad sAiptsd - J. Afa&sa tsafttd. -
tasasdeHastv. Tee aNss k5s aist suAa s.ia
"sasm ta hAva fersAsssa re msas loax
he 4 aass ~Vsk I aiA tss iAssa We del
The seat aas
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WASHINGTON.


MziaA n sfEss h9ss no W tiHAt 10
rsspBased fast ~ sfss hass tssfsss ssasifs
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sstifs asaa viii be- fh sysgmifss tsfsfs gss
Hsfy
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Ausaa, ttssDHg9 iaAie.
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saa tie ais sssft aad ssisas FaBastins Hfss.
eka6ist al sesgFaifsa HA5 9ss5sstfK, quits No
s.eeaessgg, The fafmefs Ase asking the
ftasst ~ fbs9F fSFtssg4aaftgs MI ~ them
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wheat Kssfg asslia1ls sffs i ring t'lsns
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constantly tisfaasea rsiie 50 ! @ss pre-
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NJ kiufey, Aissea AHfis HfeahtAi and
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asSah syash, faHa assfastt aud AHHA
tsajaa. 1alIis ia was sitsadsa ~ STA
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slar aud Issf,al 1stf9 Asssas sssafHas
snd filxs lynch aud Viola fgitsH rets
ssAgtoiiHd 81 tbs nsR psHai Tbs lsfitefg
falsie. presided syaf ~ Mrs. Msii9S sati
Afs fgsleH aaa Miss Aaiisy was itsa pref,
ttasf lsssssih III ti4a hkii fhgaa VITA as4sSf
ksssyfh NHfs sWs4iiF seFssf ~ jissss
Msmia fh0fHAs sHa tlasiis pgyslt Al
uSts wished IL Wags saFsvsl q faFy eslAtA'sie
sapt,af ~ Mrs kHois, HeAsaaasas. rlfsfa
aud Nftsakafs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-02

Aug II. tsss
pF ) kBFenc Jordan. seattle. "
= iieaf sav Fof eirht years I have
hsrn rnuataufIg iFaHuied sith Fastsai
nia 81 lha tonseh When first taken
p1fsFafia wuuid ease the pain un;li 1t
last The AEuas Was 49, terrible vas sfgfsi
palied g. raffF iRntiauam or nsoFptsas
~ my pocket constantly tu alleviate
my Terrible Suffering IL Eet SEQ had
hst q take gfnm ~ 90 - dfufts 81
laUdaadIo 80 llH4e. aud AZ 40 pafalv-
sell tuy nerves tha' | zaaiA not cat
nv liYef wns ta enlarged sf7d surh
gssgftsij seemed a. though / va
heiur catiA Piree-. When they moved
uHe ] would scream atth pain Fog
sesgs bave had the nso horrible
1'osfinr down pains ia the back and
hips | have bern "a dartof= al al
schools. snt the hest IN the profession
thsy all said hes could do aothinr
bat ieaasn the pain When foar as
:. taht came o. Nof'h Yakima vent ia
s~e hsai, bat haA no faith les msw doe
tors ar ANY do. tors siii
upon hearing EouF system cx-
piainsd concluded 10 give II trial.
Il =eeu'ed - reasonable Ard noa
aitsy using YoaF fueiiriues e4x week
cnnstirr rtyesii entirely sell after
Years oi untold agony Have gained
- peund. II Hs y. and have not an
ache of pala In the warg.i Ana row
5intnE al nv own sagk and also
asaking. for The hret time "a IS years
I knos year mes arines have done al
this for nae. and consider Il my duty
o. .cna you ths. that Others NAV >ee
ana kBaS where they can ct sell
Very sincerely yeers.
swFAw MRS T. 4. RERpER.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-02
NOTHING 50 ELOQUENT
As SIMPLE TRUTH.
Statements.


sEaTTIr. Ass. z. IsAss
! hATe bssfa 4 great sufferer from
I4fsssnaoser &ssrls sfaFslysts irons ths
sssps dDSnI G9aia jHst bateIy drag
aagseis tn#sl ilse along IL originated
from i fa1 ffesH 4 b,lFss Il years sgp.
aud wAteb sasnssees also ia sstarks ~
assnsaseiaFasseH v ssss sefe asrv dis
treasSnr Tiee affaekr world esfsf.
faenes .sth Aetse ~ II ! we're struck
af sbe heaa eth Hstitsf insffifasns,
ard tises / Haasts fsli unconscious Tor
several is0xfz 81 q sinis ! sss subject
H. safa spells Tor 8tsaif rs v~ars. and
consulted ard treated Nltf the 6sfsf ard
80 Called prominent psgslss8f4s On the
p@eiff soa {, ifit derived 90 benefit
VI bile living 81 Kent " r., ! heard .
crest deal shout ~ J Eugene tofs
siHfi ard his aes - tenn ri treatment.
ard admit that bad not the slight
sat easfidares, but hsihf 50 hsi; lees !
eoneiu8ea b. ffy hia5, particularly as
he tigsds - tnanS apparently w0ndsf-
fsiI cures III Hsy feigilla3fhastd Wen.
The seHlt Il told ~ feN words. ]
tsssk tie medicine about a few months
ard entirely recovered tiss use Of my
fofHsf selfs ard hass DOT had Sign
~ the unconscious aftaehs eyer siDess
fhat has bsen siK months nov. The
ahoye facts speak more siaqnsatly
than ssH possibly In. ~ ! leave II
siti the intelligent 10 draw eanelus
si0ils HEA, l.. GABRIEL.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-02

fsNaetAw, " y Oct 1, lsss,
III ] 4 gers jordan. seattle. w,
4 IJe8F NJ About nine months
ago | Nas taken down with the
measles Had tWe doctors who dDssd
nae Wifh eli Kinds 81 medicines, and
they aid hoi come aat FigiiL. Kept
getting worse all tic time Had Il
fearful cough. Abich rapidly carried
the into consumption, The doctors all
sald 4 MAS consumption and that
nothing saHia cure Hs, and that !
must dsT iiad feaffiA blsedings, nnd
raised nothing but pis horrible night
sweats aaa !essf, Was reduced "a q
SKELETON. The Hon Hamilton Lewis
told ny father 10 inaks haste hHd take
me to DF ! Easens Jordan Of Seattle.
atif he satild cure me- II any one could,
Has a6t able 80 be carried there. 80
father cams aud Told SOD my eondi=
tion fats prescribed f0F inr, aud I
commenced taking ths medicine, !
commenced 10 get better right away,
Slight sNeats. paihs. lever, bleeding
aud all the conditions got better AMI
IN I'VE weeks time ! gave up the medis
cine and was sound and yell as doh
lar make this statement that others
may kt9. @htfe ~ 60 and he saved
oafHot sEiifess ny gratitude u YOU
iu words, f8f yait satsd my Hfe, aud
nothing that ! can saf oF do for you
and your iiist8esnelle Medicines can
ever repay yan for that an. very
fesPe, fully.
THOMAS WILSON
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-02

Thastssisias Gratifying taaisa
tlssas 81 fa1aatgtat tffesfesS


,iaHs ~ iad.atfist Progress,
EshF, Dec ! ihsfa vas a general Oh
sssy aHas ~ rsanHseitiHg dag hers, She
slasss baisH fidstd aHa ssfslass bsld al
ti.u y : shHssh fhsfe sas sis1 tbs reg
uisil8n iafksS shaat
b. A. = NaH intaBief is chipping isFHa
quantities ~ ssisfa sfWss % aftt maa a bsif
miles ff9R Haist tAs gaaiitY Is faf 80.
issfias - ihst ~ 80 ifa e'sNast ruis8s
NJ tHfKFsefi hiss ia4usht tbs uiH
ssaeb ~ iaffl hahnisa ~ White afaf. N
W. Vac iftsfna sAi sadsa lAfHsis 81 Il
BE Il hstiIdiAs q ststfe A. } hfiaHs AtAilaii,
sad Aiii tnsitH 90 saea 80 4 s completed
hs ans see hss bssn taAaa postmaster
81 Mhlta fifsf The sl0fts tiers sfe upsu
Ing aies liHYs ~ haiiiias aifasls nafsta
fore 40 @ffs Obliged "a 60 - sesliie faf
saat aiassis
AaHaH thn RfAiitElua iniiant ems nis
lsalHs HsAia Hgfs i4at Sac isaat is = sefsi
piats isiM niiii - ihe kswt Iiil ta
AF u Nh lea al iipesl Afis,sd ~ hai,s
thih Hsh ~ NisHHeF, ibn hnp buyer les
AhlpHud tilta wesk t4Fsia carloads ~ teff
sholse tiutIs itaia ttse fsft ~ lisufy Sc.
tAfsa
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NOTICE

NOTICE b. HEREBY GIVES So TnK
~ hii,iafslgRsd, itainR pfia ~ the r. fsfps
Issasa i,fa 1t The a. attic s Aa4th.fa hall
f,4st tpFafaaf a corporation dntf inFuf
pafstrA aRdef The lass ~ iHh Territory ~
Washington, hssipa IT'D principal niars at
business ~ Seattle. kiHA county Washing
tiH Territory. bat fret fpaiiHs 81 the
rnsatlaH will hs held 90 asinffat the 44d
,iss ~ iireHaiief, 4 u lssa, 81 HE Heat
~ t@1 o'rlefE H. So ~ thai ,laF. az its
ia@ aiiiefs af aisBfei ltHi0es 4 "a Mifknh.
- thf aiff nf SEATTLE. klHs ftnutF, wash
ths Aftfeies II Incorporation ~ sald rtfiH
rshg afe requested 81 aifnHa 81 fhn tlisa
aed isiafs appointed laf said RsstlHR ne
atnfessd ~ tao tiisispae ~ organizing
said corporation. THp7 , AltNEe
Hsf i ias#
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-02

ii0paafns August u, 1873,
Nas taken down Nlth the rheuma-
tlsn vas treated in the Providence
ho- pisal took lpta 81 qis!nine ard NOR
phinei The doctors IL, aaiA hospital
oil me IL was rheumatic blood poi from
iHe, ! was carried home on rtfutahet
hy leg was drawn clear np and my
Suffering sAs absolutely uncomfortable
Mg folks gave me up, ia fact ! gave
myself up hy father aaw an account
1T the wonderful auFe Of uF !
EuFeno Jordan 10 the daily paper. and
concluded IA zee him lie procured a
prescription from ~ Jordan. merely
Telling iial the condition I was III. /
took the tnsslieine. aud all misery left
mc, ami NY leg became stfaight again
| cannot cay enough IL favor ~ Dr
Jordan and bis Iilsi0genrtis system
Doctor after doctor told ns would
always te a,tippls. and would have
been II II erte rot ~ above stated
This Nas Eve months ago
Mrs MABEL GREELEY.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-02

Hissss hefs sa thts tatet Hst he seen a
nuNisef ~ aase tise usoats - i3Hg Tor kussa
fetsaie hsii, aHa IL q iaei wutihy - sate
ihat tbe dvpiaai teF spy 3 ha T. always "a
ssosis ihn sHFptF This il ne} msrtiY
~ a. auaait}uu faF tbs =s5ae e ss,s ~ si}airs
eRists fhfHWa haut che W@fi Nref. aistaf
whiga sntpplaiut e beard flun Iifae
g. Nfpv Wh4}s ugsabfH#E fut taans nEn
aaaf 81 ugirs he seane hmzip http u
alAafs 80 tisasaHs a. iaiF whata 4 eaf,
i,sAa 81 eifis euHia Hesi FmpseyHent les
Iha EaEastss eaBatfF
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-02

aus 10 Tue IsfWH EFsHtt0asa
gNAfhAtAA Auv - rhank satgiaa day
sAa aui4 kstt - almost ever eue Eeatef
aaF " 7 blntisF eara aiaesF ta his
i,sad ta1s who fagHish good Hasig isf The
tasu On neaFis eli ass asiuas
rbsSs sts 4an iieseis "a Tbs fa'i iat
tssu hasfa llsg citizens ahd pFalih3tieh.
] be Has ihsss utt ths tiiiHaHA tiek.t afn
How & rasatiF sell snneH Aua eater
tglaiHa eiltssh tieafsa Nipr, ths frat estate
aosist lshH aibiislH, IS ahfsiH ~ this
eppatg snti uss pHptsiasfrt Wa " s,lsls
AIS epi kaaas merchant aad VIII N'aid
Iaa formerly vita gHabf. Nauaham a
"a teaisaiIs {s tstisf - as = high
iifsnsp tasa thsH u auHid Is uuiiFi pgo
hiiaigaa fsse eissFioa eeaufs hau1sY
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The Pert T@~asss.s ssassss.-

IT'S smryeY ing pAssz SISTER gessf EsxS'
neeg Howx. * ~ Sass 5swA~ssz assss1ssfs
ssssses1. aSs asy sAxasss swsussx gss.
sEazaaTs aaes ~ ssw8 f1Ae Asss - Tsgwas
sena hMy ard ssaszeene Tsss atssst -
80 ieesss tbs 1es ~ massa sBszilsssss ssh
sAe essss ~ me tag ~ ssssx@ sssaxgff liars.
~ tas4 1sHese eN5 ~ ss2ssfssfiNss - sast
ms9sasgNsarss. whssk Rsfs sDNsiie tAsst y
- essS.ssasts 1sr ssa1anx EsknF ass xsszsssg
sgss s4es to- slsr ~ sssfsf "A ffts fsnf Al
ira sw3naes Ns5rA @f.s - s%stsssass ~
fgsa ssH<ssfsx " ssTtag e ~%tea s8sks 50
asmaf aess vsEy taay ts~ ssgseA svs - fssb
read wssk
Deer sks s<s4ssas "A sslgasa Nsse eS.
ts8sxss IL s5sA asssS - 3 Tfii ast - n.s
ssssssh II shs fBysiiyR siFsf shs sseei
SIGH
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Apyier 10 aornsns.

ME-. Mihs4Uas sasstssinz sffhp, fsf ehlis
dten i1efisfas r Tie prescription ~ 9iis ~
fise beet feMAla aigfsss sod Fi5sisiAtie 10
tha rtfiili ssaias AMI les t<sH hsod faf
fffffS pears viii afFf falling stlssess ~
miiifaHs ~ af9isefs 10 Ehsis aiiiidtst
ljaHHs fise PROFESS II iesibiaS lfs FAias ia
laeaiaHialia Il ss4iaFes fa child from
psiH. essFss aysaH}efs at.8 8lA gi4fssl EslF
log Il. TIE i5@ais a8a NlRd as}ie ~ CIV
ing Aasitl. t. fiia child Il RESTS i9le asatisf
fries ~ . ssgtlsa SfsEsdNtg
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-02

Rooms 81. 40. 81 ard ~, new fsslas
block Prescriptions and consultation
Hoe ~ letter answered. tsend for
free book explanatory Of the iilsse
asastis System.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-02
eAfttf W z Nov 2.

aaAfrtf, w. T., Aay y. lass.
fnf sis yeats suffered The torment
II the dafnned with eAtaffb 81 tits
bladder having to Hiiuats sometimes
every ten minutes, with the most ear
erueiallnF pains. ! tried dhetof after
doctor. AID 1T last Went Ia Arkansas
Hot epflhss. bal they gave u up there
sis duFtafs 81 seattle, Ia Weed aud
bf Hsgiry included. gave IL up "a "A
bad job My acquaintance aud friends
never believed thai could recover
refer "a Af Gard Kellogg, l. X q.
smith, George T. smith, Charles
fnluan. al at Seattle. Mr. s. -
Custom and ! W ilofst Of Ha1q,iai
ule Well ! ssnt Ia Df. Jordan Just
hsasuse everybody rl7a did Di,i not
have the slightest faith, aud hr cured
nae I consider that ha simply saved
my life. ~ was ihai about dead
4 4. FISK
Hpoqualmia Fails. " +
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- 5E7t4 6stzs-essss txssast8assass
EAfts@M. Aav aa~Iass Eosyaka naa
NoFUi. s@gh teaIHe = sA8r, ant tag Fxes-.
With = t2fss pNssssi ss9ss ane senoAsssss
rssss'sf ia aaesgdss fFsaa saaatAaass wtaH
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Tear 4 riiapisn Hotel seallle. " II,

Tear Arlington Hotel ae8ltts. WI
! had tho sfsaipeias. aud nay face
Wis sNellei So ! could not see oat al
my loft $40 at at was quite alarmed,
knowing bow Troublesome those eases
are and how Intellectual the usual
nae % go 10 iif toftian. and alter
using tie medicine f,uf hours ! bsgan
80 feel its healing influence, and in
four days / saa sell This IL nias
months ago. abh have bad no sign Of
il since A. g rAtEs,
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be Republicans su EndsanA th8s
YesF EAl0s8 81 - 81 thu yets * isss.
TIE afahsgassoa thlssi PARTY xAiaes4
-, waseh gives rise 80 the xasfsefs5sl
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ns.aaH prsmoAD.

Thaahsafsis Entertainment Per
SERIAL sssa sssists Astes,
fsEAeH Ds1a9he. Asy - An eater
sslaHisat VS. glsea hefs 1BsHSsgiylsg
hisi.t naaef liis saaFlees ~ tbs + . q. Z
isage keiseft fiaazss WAS aAesgaf sna
ganefsi aifsetssf fgsl9sisk is isH Pen
EFsWizs 80 aiFsn
hasie ''ifams, Sweet ltSme Tie Baud
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|Esaale wzs endowed daring iAe
! A. klltaa eas uaiss fa M. Rsia
estfv@ IN the Anssia aaaasiaa
80 ass tsfssla. lar 6@sls
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sseEgrysaK u. .. sss1s,g
Leaves Seattle for EdsnHnds. Mnkilsso
Marysyiile and snohoEaish
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s..ufasfa and Fssssrn
Nail 80 In. zs.a a a.
Fe.sh. s''a Tacoma aaa. seop.n.
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sHF rAf5A
tits fAts
HtlE nMs If
agiaH hiss
94 BssHy
ses yessaf9
s,fi y, fsft
psi dAy
ii Ng Hfit4
4 iHpHss#
h asss VII
fef
Engineer
HI tgBfaN
3sJ ust ~
sie ~ tbs
division, =
ie wssfk "
10 sHsa
d afhsuf
ay tHst "a
INA tesk
1870
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fYfap8 hH8l
al Lad tself paris well committed and
sfssks ~ iBay stsela ba tHssd In All tsfts
~ The fs3fH fise sesasiSb ssS certainty
e. eHtv8 slide sslie ~ tbs uaHisii9 has
sfsf HAa ~ ihis HatHfsl ftneNifts we're
an Iissse HsesfHi ff,sfa FFsnkilig were
MJs4 NssEis Hatsins the Misses iiaffls.
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tisR Misses Williams. tsih F1liiliils hHd
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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1888-01-25
Lunarial Entertainment.

Nature is to furnish an entertain
ment next Saturday evening, the 2Sth.
The program comprises fine eclipse
of the moon, at which time that bright
orb will enact her great role of dis
appearance. Free list positively sus-
pended, and standing room only for
most of the audience. For reserved
seats apply at the usual place, where
no extra charge will be made. On
no account will there be any pospone-
ment or delay in opening the act.
An earnest endeavor will be made to
sweep away the clouds so that an I'M
obstructed view can be obtained. For
this reason the clouds will not be per-
mitted to wear fur overcoats or high
opera hats. Curtain raises shortly
after four o'clock p. NJ, and the enter
tainment proper concludes about eight
o'clock.
After the moon exhibition il COM
pleted, a sparkling drama in real life,
entitled a slide down G. r. McRae's
toboggan slide, will take place, at
which time an earnest endeavor will
be made to break the record.
The weather department has UNDER
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1888-01-25

Last Wednesday afternoon Rev.
M. j. Hall was discovered lying on a
road leading from the cedar woods, on
his place in Wilson township, to the
main road. 1t appears the deceased
was engaged in getting out cedar ties
and posts and had some men employ
ed in cutting the timber, while he was
in charge of the horse that swamped
the posts and ties out to the main road.
A short time previous to his death, he
was talking to his men and appeared
all right, and then started for the
main road. Soon after he was dis.
covered lying on the road dead. An
inquest was held by Coroner Owens,
and the jury's verdict was death from
natural causes-either from heart dis
ease, or from disease Of kidneys from
which he was known to be affected.
The deceased was a Methodist minis
ter and also worked a small farm in
the township. He leaves wife and
three children.