davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-05
Not Guilible Like west,

OTTAWA, November 4.-Hon. Mackenzie
Howell, will not make public the letter
sent him, asking his advice how to vote
in the Presidential election, until after
the election.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-05
Flrst Laay "a fce.Holacr.

SAN DIEGO, CAL, November Mrs.
!. d. Butler WAS yesterday afternoon
ppointed Deputy School Superintendent
San Diego county. She is the f1rst
joman who ever held any Office here,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-05
The Gear welcomed Home

ST.. PETERSBURG. November 4.--The
Gar and Czarina arrived here to-day and
were accorded an enthusiastic reception
by the populace.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-05
Republicans Abandon New York
and New Jersey to Buy O0nMectf-
cut and In ndiana.


Wealthy Republicans of Minneapolis
were summoned to the club room of the
West Hotel the other evening, says a
Minneapolis dispatch to the Chicago
Times, in response to the following in
vitation, signed by exCongressman w.
D. Washburn, Ex-Governor John S. Pills
bury and Dorilus Morrison, the we'll
known millionaire:
You are cordially invited and earnestly re-
quested to meet some personal friends of GEN
eral Ben Harrison at o'clock this evening for
consultation on matters of Importance to the
campaign,
The meeting was called to order by
Mr.. Washburn, who stated that money
was wanted to save Indiana.
A Mr.. Terrell, of indianapolis, APP
peared as the representative of Indiana
Republicans, and said that the State was
lost already unless large amount of
money could be sent there. The meet
ing decided to appeal personally to every
wealthy man in the city who desires the
election of Harrison. The intimation
was thrown out that no further efforts
would be made in New York and New
Jersey, but the floating vote of Conneeti-
cut and Indiana would be purchased if
possible; that Matt Quay was making a
big bluff in New York, but is sending bis
ammunition to Indiana and Connecticut.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-05
A Tough Horse.

One Of the horses Of the Second-street
car line got away yesterday, and gave
Officer Mackle q hard tussle before he
was led back to the stable. Officer
street saufas she s1%s en r9ss
around its nose and mouth and d,1 started
NAL ahoH Ea refused srse{ % go ssssd
and his horse behind, by the toughness
Of his mouth. At Eighth street he broke
street and finally led home. This ami
NAL killed man not long ago.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-05
HAvERLY's VS.. G, & MS.

SACRAMENTO, November 4.-The game
of baseball this afternoon between the
Haverlys, of San Francisco, and Green
hood and Mcrans, of Oakland, was won
by the former, Score, to2.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-05
NATIVITY OF OUR CITIZENS.
Where the Voters of Fresno County
We're Born.

The Great Register has been gone
through by gentleman, curious on such
matters. who has furnishdd ps the fol
lowing list as to the nativity of the per-
sons whose names appear therein. The
number of voters in Fresno District No.
l Is 695, and in No. 2, 8s1; making
total of 1876 in Fresno city vote. The
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-05
: |
BANE EBAL
Indifferent Playing by Spaulding,s
Combination.

SAN FRANCISCO, November 4.-The All
Americas and Chicagos played poor
and uninteresting game of ball to-day at
the Haight-street grounds, resulting in
favor OF the All-Americas by score of
IA to d.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-05

VIII He Sling Northern Pacific
Soap?
PORTLAND, Ore, November 4.-Sena-
tor j. H. Mitchell arrived from Washing
linton to-day.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-05

The relaxation of party ties which
marked the campaign of 1884 is still
more generally apparent in the present
canvass. The namber of voters in the
country who aim to be patriots before
they are partisans is constantly increas-
ing. and that element is bound to exert
very important influence on the result
of the approaching election. There are
many voters in all parts of the country
who have so far emancipated themselves
from the thraldom of party as to be
governed in casting their ballots simply
by considerations for the security
Of the Government and the prosperity Of
the Nation. This class of voters are
we'll satisfied with the administration OF
President Cleveland. Under his rule
they have seen the business interests of
the country prosper, and the spirit of
sectionalism which prevailed when he
came to the executive chair decline.
His administration of the affairs OF the
Government have completely discredited
the prophecies of the Republicans, who
saw in the accession of the Democracy
to power the destruction of the
nation, and the people who desire to see
in this country the freest exercise of con-
stitutional rights are willing to trust the
man who has labored 80 faithfully to
compass that end. The success of the
Cleveland administration is an argument
in favor of its continuance which cannot
be successfully met by the party which is
clamoring for change. The American
people are notably conservative in their
spirit, and to assume that they are willing
to reverse the conditions under which
they have been happy and prosperous is
to falsify the national character. ~ Kansas
CITY Star.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-05

DR.. J. H. De Pny, one of the wealth.
lest citizens of Wabash county, Indiana,
has endeavore6 ever since the nomina-
ton of Harrison and Morton to secure
takers for a wager of 81 900 to Sic, 900
that President Cleveland would be re-
elected. None of his offers has been
accepted in this part Of the country,
although DR.. De Puy, as an inducement,
he's been offering to pay the travelling
expenses and hotel bills of any enthus-
iastic Republicans in adjoining counties
who will come to Wabash to post their
money.-[N. Y. World.
Up to October 1st Mr.. Cleveland's ad-
ministration has applied 1920, 1924 BIB to
the extinction of the National debt.
From April to October $S1 1923 ,249 Of 4
and ~ per cents. were purchased at q
premium of $14,81O.77S. Because the
premium was not raised above 80, and
the bonus to the bondholders greatly en-
larged, Gen. Harrison accuses Mr.. Cleve-
land of nursing the surplus" The peo-
pie should have no difficulty in deter
mining which party is the nursing
mother Of excessive taxation. .--[St. Louis
Post Dispatch, Dem.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-05
AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP.

SAN JOSE, November 4.-The second
and deciding game Of baseball between
the Dolphins, of Santa Cruz, and 7. w.
Springs nine, of this city, was played
this afternoon. The pennant was for
81 900 and the amateur championship OF
California, and was won by the Springs.
Score 13 to 3.
PIONEERS VS. sToCKToNs.
STOCKTON, CAL, November 4.-The
Pioneers took the game from the Stock
tons to-day. Both clubs put up fine ball :,
and until the eighth inning it looked as
though it was victory for the Stocktons,
who had scored two runs to the visitors
one. In the eighth inning the visitors
got in some heavy batting and scored
two runs. In the ninth inning j. Smith
was placed under arrest for striking
Stockwell. Score Pioneers, 8; Stock
tons, 2,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-05

z OAKS posidyely cures catazfh
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-27
0rGsboppeipGrmcnc
Nfdtcr.

9enne Elase pptraber iaar meb flor
T~ololombeo. Sra Nlsier ifripes til
frantic 8labe, at fore Strefninser ibet
Snbre al 2anoet ct poelast at @rasbops
perne. Siotil er De enbnu life naaet til
apiten, men Der er 5are for, at be far
lise Sniefter pil uobreoe fig oper bele
8olpnlen. Mtan fan sjsre fig en- Sore,
filling ON beres ubpre Wasie, naar
man b0rer, at be enbos bar binbret ct
S%ernbanetos i at fjpre pibere; man
MATTE fprit ituife Srasbopperne bort,
li9elom man sjsr meb Sne / andre
Ganoe. &esjerinsen befjamper bette
Onbe meset enersiif, Os Der er ubienbt
9uiinber al SnbiDote, lom uuber iranlfe
Gmbebsmenbs 2ebslie ital pbeleaae
9arperne os sgJsene. Isben bar iprt
til, at man bar funbet forfielise npe
Wfibler til bisie 2prs goelesselie, men
aaiseoel er bet tpiolio ONT, ON mar fan
blipe Serre oper benz. Dertil fommer,
at be berifenbe grfenpinbe mebiprer
enbnu ftsrre Goelasselisr. grtenpins
bene er ! os for Jig ielu ct tilitreffelist
fort Onbe % anretter frpstelise goez
lesselisr, men iuur optraber Siruffoen
meb uiabpanlis flor Seftisbeb, os i
mango gsne / ben ipolise Del nerer
man o%erfpr aaerebe flor Grpst for o.
item, tbi bpab ~8resbopperne life for
terer gbelasser Siroffoen.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-27

frembeles at ftaa | Broeeriamiuno mes
Spnoben, buis 1ro % 9are be bette,
pe bapoe ienbt ReprRisntanter til bette
Wsoe. Reb Ssnipn til Minoriteterne
/ Reiu Sope ps Rode q Gree inoitlaeos
5ulomagtsfomiteen:
~ "a Maioriteten Nttu Scps Menis-
heb er 9oaet uo al Spnooer, men en- Wino'
ritet gnlier at pcolrseboloe i'm 5orbinoelIe
meo Spuooen os bar ienct Sr. Y. y. &alitao
iom lin Superintendent, arerileroer Spnoeen
oenns Winoritet iom ben rette Sem Sope
Nenisbeo ps Sr. q. .. 8alitao iom bens
Repr9ientant.
~2) % en- Del al Hode q Gree Weni9beo
or traaot no al Spnooen, men en- Gel bar
prot iteret mob ubtrRbelien o9 ertlRret, at
be oil bolbe taft peb Spnooeu, anerfjenoer
Spnoben be iioite iom ben rette Hodea Gree
Nenisbeo os Sr. Sjur Seleboe iom bens
TeprGientant."
8esse bisie Yuntter / Snbitiainsen
blep enitemmis antasne, ~efterat Spnpben
bauoe iaaet ale nsbpenbise Oplpsnins
ger. Sasen ansaaenoe Otter Greet
Wenisbeb bleu benuiit til en- iare9en
8omite, iom nebiaites / I~nlebnins at
Yaitor Nais's Suspeniion. Gfterat
here 8omiteer q uonaunte, gift nan
cper til 2ereforbanolins oper bet OPP
itiaebe 1bema. &eierenten siorbe OPP
merfi ON paa, at / bisie Satier omtales
life 9roen iom Miobel / RetferoissjDs
relien, men iom Mpber til be sobe
@ierninser. 9istusiionen puer bisie
Satier, iom uptos bet meite af 5rebas
5ormibbas, 2srbas JOrmibbus, en- Del
at 2srbas g%ftermioous os Wanbas
5ormiboas, paabsrtes meo mesen Sn.
teresie al ben fore 6oriamlins, us &ss
iera ct oper bisie 6Orbunblinser, iom
fommer | por Spnooalberetnins, pil
uben 9uil blipe til baaoe 8elarelIe %
Spbps9etie. @i bprte Soft, samle
Spnooeiolf, meb Carer / Ginene no
tale i'm @lebe oper, at be bapbe funnel
oplepe ben Dag, ba mar after paa bore
Spnooemsoer funbe iamtale iom Brpbre
/ @ni9beb os 5reb ON Cubs Cros
Sanobeoer.
Otter "@p. 9ut3. Strict"
(5Or;iettes).
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-27
W%ennefeGoere.

SnbbpgserEe pan Salompns: Ger er for gurpp9erne %
Nmeritanerne n9rn,eit bsfienbte pa gruno al fin rebiomme
&anibalisne. "a Spanierne ppoasebe benne geruppe. oar
petite npset al bet 5srite, be til fin 6orfaroelie %ppoaaeoe, at
be ser Dor TONNE til Wtenneifeaoere al perne Slaas. SITE
fsr nsmlis baube be tatet Infer ueb ct. Siabel Gen, i,m
Spbaserue falbte Den, for Der fra ben lnoipote SerIfer ienbtes
umbprb til Gepeoitionens gbei Miabanja, en- Sorariua Tom
Sabersbeuisnins, nemlis en- 6jeroepart al en- una @ut meb
arnen us Saanoen paa, ps mec bette "slast" iulste psiaa
nusle Hsbber. gn iaaoan Senpins bar osiaa en- alninbelia
Saoerssape paa 5iii 0erne. Den ~befisnote &eiieuoe oa
Spouser Muriner iOrtaner lit Sett fra 1912 ON Tonga
serue, at ban peb fin aanofisuius fanbt en- bel Sunfe meo
Rsbber rs @rsntiu9er us en- uns Iise, Tom iab berpaa
9ette Dor en- Saue, Der fuloe aiienbss til Spriten uuer
5iii gerue, for of ban funbe sjsre fig ristis tl9ube peb en-
6eft, ban mart beriter itulbe aibuloe. Sun irelie uaturs
lisuis bet ~ulpttelise Differ, On en- ancen al gerne beSber
bet: Sfibs Soften blep ienbt ilanb meb 4 Solbater pa 5
giesre for at bsute Sanp. Yaaben Tom paa @runb. 6a ct
gu u~uerialotes De al be Snbfsote, iom brGbte benz ole paa
en- geser nar. De busseoe benz op minore Stptter, bug
seoe Sopeo, Sgober % 09nber al benz, ps iugebe uo meb
itsrite Ipoelie Sjerren, iOm bar last aaben Of be tnuienoe
aguelas. S9iaa bos andre menneIte9oenoe 5olteferb bleu
Siernen anieet ipm en- 9elitatesie. Gntelte Sspoinser
erObrebe belle Smans Ger ps tps uae Srbbpsserne Der til,
fdnss. Dc bolot benz M unoer Sepostnins, inbtil beres
2ur tom, os iaa blep ben enc efter ben anben bentst, eiters
iOm Der ~tiltrenstes ipeciel Serrstoit, liseiom man paa en-
Serresaarb bplber en- Sauefloi for at babe Noset at tase til
/ ~paasOmmenoe 9ilialbe. De ~tattsls Dire ianbt fig ~iOrreiten
meset rolis i ben stjabne, ium be pibite ~iOreitOo benz.
1auf blot, builte fore Sober Civilization os Wisfon
bar brast bisie arme Seoninser. iom benleueoe fine
9use ct iaa iptt barbariit Nsrfe, at be ~iraabieoe / fine
Meomenneters aisb. Sub he Sop. Nu. bore 6ase er
bet pei poerit ijelben, man bDrer 9sle ON iaa srufulbe Til.
itanbe.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-27
Sucacr.

S 2pltlano er ubfOmmen en- Yoa ON
be mere bersmter 9ueler. 9ea enaelIfe
Statsmanb 5or bapbe ensans en- Guel
meb Suitit,arius i ben ifotite Ssisteret
@iaiam Ioam, men ban pilbe life ifpoe,
ba ban p1a bet beitemteIte erflerebe, at
ban insen Strio bapbe bapt meo lin
Mootanoer. 9a laa 1uren Tom til
BAN, at ban ielu Tube bore Stiue,
raabte bans Sefunoant til BAN: "5ur!
penb Sioen till" "Sporfor?" ipurate
ben tapre 2aler, - leg er lise tpt ira
Sioen iom berira." San blep oaiaa
iaaret. Ia Seine buelerte meo Salpz
mon StrauB. prellsbs bennes 8uale al
paa Seines BOrtmoune. "3et talber
ma at bape tine Tense sobt a%abraste".
lasbe Seine. 9biers buelerte paiaa
ensans paa Yiitoler meo Stortbinas.
nlanoen Birio. 9eine bar lise iuar.
iom 5b'ers par lieen. Susen iaarebes!
Ut S'tt'sbeosblaS irsmitiaeos gesiusn.
beoen laaleoes, at ben lille 3biers IfipS
melem Senene paa ben fore Mooitan
Der meoens Ssnne isien ifiOo bpit ooer
Scpeoet paa 9biers Siitert er bet. at
S'g'o ertlareoe, at naar ban life trai.
par Oct lorol ban bauoe fistst i almin.
oelis Ranbsbsibe.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-27

Nptaarsoa8. "aiere Manb, bar
Der life uaret en- Serre bos 9is?"
Manoen: $50, MI erinbrtr jes bet,
ban uilbe bolbe en- lang Gale, men iaa
trptfece ies bam ben ~iebuanlise @ratu,
lationsoucsr i Saanben % ba ban life
ipntes at bore tilfrebs bermeb, ifjrp ies
bam lempelis no al 9gren."
"Wten, flere Wanb, bet par 10 Nsies.
loren, iOm uilbe anbolbe ON Dor Maries
6nano!'
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-27
,yarerme peo parmt Wcir.

Varcrnc pco parmt Wctr.
Der er insen Iarstio, iom 'mna
8srns Msbre impoeier meb mere @nss
itelie eno be parme SOmmermaaneoer,
% iiar er bette 1ilialbe, buis 8prnene
bar Snot for 1Rnoer. Inta1et al Ssrn,
Der oarlis Dor al Mapeipsbomme / be-
res iorfje0ise 5Oreteelisr, er ubpre.
Os bog funbe neiten buerteneite 9ilz
ialbe belbrebes peb ombpsselis Bleie
os 8ebanblins. 5 2sbet al be iibite
Is 9lar bar bet paret ~tilitratfelis spbts
aiort, at be p9rite 4ilielbe funbe bels
brebe, Os bet enbos ueo ct Wibbel, lom
enbper funoe forItuffe fig. Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhna
Remedy bar fureret Euiinber af 2ils
ialbe, iom ~aniaaes for at bore ubelbres
beige; bet bar belbreoet benz efter at
2eserne baobe erflGret. at De life funbe
bialpe; bet bar belbrsbet benz, ~efterat
aIe andre Webiciner baobe peret an
uenbte uben Rptte; bet bar enoos bel
brebet benz, eiterat Eatienterne bar
blene bepibitlgie. Set fau altio itoles
paa, % imaa 8prns Wpbre burbe be-
itanbis BABE bet peo !Saanoen. Naar
8grn bar Snbt for 99nber, fun life
9iarrbe %itanoies, ba ben iamme Nar:
lag, Der bepirfebe ben, pil foraariase
ben isjen, men ben fan ps buroe blipe
fontro0eret ueb at gipe Sprnene Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Dearr-
hma Remedy, iaaleoes iom Smlt9n:
bisbeberne FREEZER. Nuar iaa Barnet
bar faaet 9enber, ba fan 9iarrbeeu
itanbies. 9ette Me6icin bar paret
brrst al 9ulinbee at Wpbre ouer bele
Seiten / ouer Is 9lar, ps be itoler belt
no paa bet, us bets Sure uiier, at bet
er bet beofte us melt paulioelise Mebis
Gin, Tom %nOsenlinbe bar paret prepare
ret for oisie giemeo. Naar bet 1paoes
meb folbt 8anb ps TONNES libt Suffer
l, er bet bebaselist at ta9e. Wanse
8srn liter bet. Oct ielses i rs Gents,
so Gents % Dollar SLATER.
Mit Barn, z Waaneoer sammelt,
blep ansrebet al Summer Complaint.
Seq ienbte eiter Dor 5amilielese ps fit
9ebicin os bruste ben naiten 3 Tiger,
men Barnet oebblep at bliue p9rre.
ies bleu opertalt til at prspe Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhua
Remidy, p9 inoen 4 8ase bleu 8arnets
Wape bebre os i fort 9io bar bet iriitt
isien. Sioen ben Gio bar leg beitans
big baft en- Jlaife al bette Yraparat /
nit gus. U. .. Motes,
ScottspiGe, &anias.
8i er foruisieoe ON, of Chamber
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhna
Remedy er bet beoite Weoicin, ri ials
ger for WaueiD3oomme; ri bar prsoet
bet %9runois. st Meblem al Dor So
mile, en- lioen Sise, bar meset ing al
bowel complaint. ri benteoe 2ese to
9a ri buube sipet benoe bet
.tebicin, 2esen gap %, ps ba ri iaa,
at ri maatte babe mere, fjsbte ri Gbam=
be%rlain's. !Sun blep itrar beore os bar
mart friit isien.
z. Neelp & Son, Ser Neelp,
Ban gitp, YOpe Co., 81.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-27

4 "Nor 8ai,rtcl % ttn9." SnbbpIo: 81 Nor eft,,
" bouGutH9-Hprents 6orboIe til Gsoen.-8siOr Rangers GorDri. Bar
tautns-en aa8oorsS -NOorsRialsb TO 4phrua. JoruQtnl aim,
Siaudt"-9n Siernebttorie - SolbattHs Barn. III SGurit Staals sd,u,
Somlt Fotor Rapns. 6orGaius On tsnoOmmdis Steie GOrtaaina q,
SinteuoNust iii 6inmartn -"5eOrabs Qonen" os -geS aru.u" ct auE uts bon.
prGmiss BOG, S1.25. sostn iuObunbsn 10 Gents .rua.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-27
Mclfcs &pGectS ipeciene Snar

& "WftcnlGsnina." Suoholo: 9opninae
"" batten. 2rGt al aeIebonoeus Civ iOr $50 ar fbcu.-Sos e.
apcilr.-2abt % sieuiuuoet. ~HoUsut.-Rciidiu Ruslano.-1
bite SissIe, Os Gaisuipiusrs.- GC9trs Eamtlisu. III p. 2. Suae
nsn.-Sueno GutUa. Tist al &unebtrs .-8eiicsGpeutpr .-gss
vi 8. 9. ? nSeicu.-6inuerne / 6inmartcu. Glsinusruss gGmm
o. 9noretnius 8ustbauoeItu-Gt Tar QtGIu i Sirmorsu)-i
pare5 Dtcmoirsr.-5or sammel. 6ort1lius al 6orit GtIar. We
"SsS arnsn" ct aar mss ssnns pramisseOs, St.25. soscn in;
trtra.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-27
'Taretri, beba9elige oa iifre

, hns S'r'niussr-. CT bet io~rtiatt,S, giSn,sburS. Tom
~ George g 8at'r I yaartinspia,, girsinia. oip,1
BEN.
"9ers Ftua iGls,s b,sr, ,nS al, andre. g,u. su
'ns@"5 bar oTas' BEN. nil otter tag, BEN. BERN, o..
uae!s 81 SOaitr. atlanta, S,oroia.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-27

@sseotHHer % 1SosfaIo iabonntut,rs 5amHi. ohss gratis otter
'pst8Ner toia9ts Tor 5GtHts per Sini. Spp Orb reaues ir en- giui, gnstn'
"a i"0l'H0'sm O ettriPsr8ietm, suus Optas.s ben i,.
MISUNDERSTANDING. @aar en- at0numt suh,r i'm aSr.ss fraHsrt, mas
Zen ttOHsut Gsrsis Opsipts.
"otss'eiappen pill uouis uaar aitt CT ubt. qaa RGrte til Gatoeu, 90 fh
IN paaupi bts II iumbdss sunr SIabu.
"pe "oohnenter SsSes inSinst nsios,is Gsr,st; pOh'Sffe, Counts y
cta'' lam r . Box sar Drawer, ON iaabau bauts.
S"ooetait"8 bh BELT re Money Orders, Registered Letters ,au Vulu
Local leoks moeta9es uhs iom iuo SaaIing. ba pi mao iense benz til ben saHt y
'' "'nO' Pa8' pt eouttion, Os bette totr ira Is til % Gents. GIem
"S. money order sIamtiieu tlu @uIu inb grspu. 0anaoa Vapir'fSuas
rue ar mut sno 80 Gents. VI II IN, ouipotlio, ir PosaLNotes. Expr.
oney.oraer CT 1aaSt 0uR' os fire. Ss,b insil $500 tOlsr ,u 5 Gents 's'
rR0lSss ptb abOsrt Grpusss Cffu.
"o' *e"ee 'snoft aiminos Iise yreos Tan usstusr,n III, part aniUaHs
q" 9anseF' at lGubonns suUs bMr bort, yo gdm.
sriansa.
Der Iii. 3uSSualus Ter.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-27
MDer's &iQer,

som man mso Rstt. bar iuISt 'b,ibrteeus, S~u,trmauss
eF"' % 'om sr al ben sIast, at bet Gntft,, man Tan
"9s's i01' 'r bet. OF Patttni,rn, tan fsls fs irifi,, til
Al ia9s 'ormaHs, en- DOis, Brussauuisnius,n or boz
'aa sret. % ben mca man irIs..
u Teller. NJ. d Gbitt,nauso. u. n, usiaIr /
00''e iaa Orb BET Summ,, iOm S~uusrsb,r bar ,aot
ne'Is ttssr,. San tiger;
"9srS a'isTtnSt ptar Ct bsiiaui,Se. Sor bet
es''' 'rSt S~'5assIiss at tag, iuo. % here's gir,nino
S'HSSF IN D'gnsSs ssuuSrsrs ior ia. q, bar Iaa,t al,
't n'''ssr' brnsts piau al 1aar,,u. os lea ,ror, at BE-,
vi tas' LANCE 1t0er. isr Der oil opsoa,s andre. Tom tan
'@"m'n''snes mss BEN. Den. Der ti,b,r G,rss pta,r,
ban laar iaIs 9GrSi iOr FIN, p,ns,-.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-27
@por ilemt

Oar III. tisIisr. 5eI' itiu,i. naar ,, RuIs, mug. tn
s'mm'IOass piuf. SOi, si,tsrs.S fsrsiaO,, rulS. hal.
'e' pOa O'S Splitter al WOsnsRa. SUiI,,u ROoia,ning
sertil CT iH,
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-27
Mper's YiQer.

TT, Z. 8. slgsr 4 Co., espsu, yes,t.
es'aa hos su, Guaaihu. Iris d, 9 aisau far ss
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-27

o. "Garpen," en- Samhna az ubnoIo.,
wv L saHft Os iOsHft Naii'naI' O9 Sepfabss eonos isant 5Mtor'e,
iOraatnSe SnSSoiS. 6Or tnd Oar hsH Rd0ss ri IN PrGmis.gOs al iomr,s q
men ben or fr lausut lib fSsr ubiogt. Ssnr, bar uono,ofbi,, ""Ae7
usnur smRa "6orpen-; nj bsTuttSs - brior til at ussips c, npt Ca io,sn. S''7'
az famine, os bsuns CT nu iarSs. vi ben albr "Satpm" Dor ri toaas !, p.tS''i
sriil isd IN Yanse, ue SGnet Os gist, gcseu Il $40 Stbr Vs. VIC %
aobt papir Os sst iuSbunSd. 'Georab' pohsn" s "gso arusn-, mn. ~ ~. 'a
ionr Vrrmt.. S125. for aart '""
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-08-24
Ordinance.

To provide for the grading of Jerome Avenue from,
washington street to Oak street, in the city OF
SECTION j. The Common Council of tho CITY .,
Owosso determine and ordain that IL is neces
sary pubic Improvement that Jerome Ayenue he
graded from Washington street TO Oak street In
the city OF Owosso, and that the estimated
thereof Is the sum Of one hundred and fftv dollar
and that one half Of said sum OF one hundred nJ
fifty dollars be assessed upon all lots and Iands
fronting on that portion OF Jerome Avenue and tbs
other half Of the expense of said grading shall h
paid out OF the highway fund OF said cifv 'e
SEC 2. Said grading shall be done Under Tho
direction and supervision of the Committee of said
Common Council on streets and alleys
SEC. 3. G. Baldwin, Geo. b. Hughs and C. 8 Gil.
BERT being resident free holders Of said citv No,
interested In any of said property benefited INV
said Improvement nor of kin to any person inter-
ested are hereby designated as Commissioners and
directed 10 make assessment upon all lots and
lands fronting on that portion of said Jerome
Avenue herein before described of half of sa IA
sum OF one hundred and fifty dollars In proportion
as nearly as may be to the advantage which each.
by said commissioners be deemed TO acquire bv
tho making of said improvement.
Approved,
-. @. $. WILLIAMS,
A"c''i ,s,,.. Mayor.
City Clerk.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-08-24
ohituary.-N. 3. Knapp.

MIR. E. b Knapp, brother of Mrs
l.. l.. Peck, Of this city, after an i'll
uess of over four years, died at hi.
late residence on Mulberry ST., thi.
city, Saturday morning, at three
O'Clock. Some four or FIVE years age
Mr.. Knapp was attacked with what is
called creeping paralysis, which con-
tinued 10 grow worse until the time
OF his death. He became unable to
help himself, or to even articulate in
Ineligible speech, for some months
previous to his death.
Mr.. Knapp was born in Spafford,
MY, Aug. sI 1897, moved to Me-
dina, N. Y, In 1895, and 10 Grand
Rapids, this State, in 1859, and to
0wosso in 1866, when he purchased
a farm near the Carson school house,
on which he remained until four
years ago, when he took up his abode
in this city. He was married in 1859
to Miss Cornelia McCord of Medina,
N. Y. He leaves a wife, an aged
father, two sons, Mack and Frank,
one brother, E. N. Knapp, Of Torpon
Spring, Fla, six sisters, viz: Miss o.
Knapp, Mrs. c. A. Waterman, Mrs.
L. Q. Smith and Miss M. Knapp, of
Grand Rapids, Mrs. Pheema Shep-
ard, of Medina, N. Y, and Mrs. 1. L.
Peck, of this city to mourn his loss.
Mr.. Knapp was an excellent citizen,
a kind neighbor, devoted husband |
and IN upright christian. Soon after |
coming to this city he and his wife |
united with the Congregational
church. The funeral took place
from the family residence en- Null
berry ST., Monday afternoon. Rev.
K. Dawes, of the Congregational
church and Rev. ]. Donnelly of the
Baptist church, officiated. A large
number of friends and neighbors
we're presen. to show their respect to
he memory of their old friend, after
which the remains were taken to
Oakhill cemetery. d.