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Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1889-04-26
Arizona Bots.

Mr.. John W. Willis in ATTEMPT
ing to cross Beaver Creek during
Its recent rise got q good ducking.
The old man had to practice the
art OF swimming before he cot to
terra Grma.
Recently, by special invitation,
&c spent the evening with that
truly good and kind hearted gen.
t!eman, klr. Wesley Beach, at his
unpretending but pleasant home.
While there we we're shown by his
good CID mother in-law, old Mrs.
Greer, a large kettle that was
owned by her great, great, great
granddaughter. SO this would
make this venerable kettle over
two hundred years old. II was
buried in the revolutionary war to
hide il from British sol dier.. 1t
is in good state Of preservation
and no doubt will serve lis par
pose in the culinary department
many years hence. THIS Old lady
has also Il dA'a;n5 soarl more
than sixty years Oil. also small
powder gourl thu. her grand ia
Their ca:rie,l d'irin. the r4valu-
tionary VA. She noy sIvc;,s on
bed, tia feathers in Which her
grand another picked Il, afssr Tie
British soldiers had cat open and
emptlsd them out Of the tick.
These are relies highly priced by
this good old lady, who is now
eighty-1hrce years of age and is
in good state of health yet.
We stroIlcd through Mr. B. T.
Boards warehouse the other day,
whore he keeps his stock OF cask-
cts for the. accommodation of the
dead of all sizes, lens tbs or col
ors. He can please the most rss-
tidious, as he has some very nice
ones indeed.
We are glad TO note Uncle Wash
NicEolson's return from his ex-
tended visits off.
Messrs L. n. and j. W. Willis
have recently painted the orna-
ments over the grave ofthcir saint.
ed parents, a due tribute of respect
and love.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1889-04-26

! top iusgv.
Miss Clara DaykslaIe, Of Rns,
ton, daughter Of our excellent
Judge, is visiting relatives and
friends in tbis vicinity.
There will be a sociabIe given
at the residence Of Mr.. Garrett
f'ilay might. \ jolly time is
anticipated.
We noticed a writing in .he
Journal awilils back, That mis-
sionary was needed in ward 6 and
about 55iS rails alsa that ran
had pulled up and left. The
missionary came Ut Sunday and
preached the pcop'c Of Aycock IN
interesting sermon. We think the
slr:yed man has returned as We
cannot miss one at lhls writing.
but the rails have not hcen split
Tor wont be before the next change
in the weather.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1889-04-26
Haynesyi!le Items.
Iron our Special Correspondent. !

There was large crowd at tho
concert at the Normal Institute
last Friday night and the exsr.
ciscs did credit to both teachers
and pupils.
We notice that The Journals
Haynesville correspondent is
either angry or considerably irri.
tated in consequence Of some re.
marks, or comments Of ours in The
Guardian some time since SO we
come to the front in order to ex-
plain, to apologize and to ask his
pardon. We would take pleasure
in doing this if he had not i'm
pressed us 40 forcibly OF our OK
treme ignorance of the proper
meaning and use of language.
knowing, however, that the truly
learned and wise are ever ready to
assist and instruct the ignorant
instead of criticising them harsh
ly, and trusting 10 his ferhearing
and generous disposition, we will
do the best we eau.
He says we made az "ancslied
for thrust" at him. As to tho
thrust" II was not intended as
such, and exists, as such, only in
the realms Of his own inflated
imagination. As to eur remarks
being "uncalled for" We admit
that no one called for them, nsith-
or did they call for any one but
some one answered. As to What
We said about the "R. r. BOOM
are ready and willing to take
it all back for we now fully realize
that we knew nothing about it.
We are such q numb skulp' that
we did not even observe it as it
passed by and we wish our friend
with the bomb shell had have
informed us IS TO how far back in
the "dim distance" it existed at
Haynesyille. We may not know
the meaning of the word Calculate
but our critic does and we are
willing to accept his construction
and thcn the ''idsa'' Will not be
very absurd" nor the "chain
Of reasoning very long or crooked
to arrive at ''such 4 conclusion"
for wo all know thatit has been
SAID at home and abroad and BY
r. I. officials that some Of our
people we're indifferent IS 10
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1889-04-26

We agree with the Editor Of
the Baton Rouge 44drocate, that
its entirely too soon to be agitat.
ing the question of the Governor
ship. This paper has the follow.
ing to say ON this subject:
We protest against the agita-
ton Of tho question of the ''next
Governor at this early date. The
election IS yet some years off, and
this discussion can but precimtats
the subject of State politics.
For heavens sake glveus some
little rest. The late election was
protracted beyond any reasonable
limit, and did much damage to the
people by stirring up discords and
dissensions months before the
election took place.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1889-04-26
The Following Negro in Politics

The following we'll timed arti.
Gle from the Richland Ne,rS takes
the correct view of the situation:
( Almost with an eastern devo-
ton" the negro has worshiped at
the shrine of Republicanism. Ho
has given every thought Of his
baing and action of his life to the
sustenance of this political p arty,
believing'that in it all the air
castles Of his imagination would
become vivid and living realities;
in his fancy he saw big fat mule
and forty acres of fertile land, his
own individual property, entirely
under his control, and lord and
master of a home which he could
proudly boast was his. But, at
last, ho now sees that he has been
deluded by an ignis fatuus, and
the miserable dupe of a will o.
Wisp.' And now he stands dumb,
and with blank amazement sees
his long-wished for hopes broken
and shsttered, as a potter's vessel
against which heavy stone has
been hurled. Always thinking
that in the Republican party lay
the very foundation of his politl
cal freedom and rights, he now
beholds a "Banquo's ghost" to
torture and goad his wounded feel.
ings to the very verge of dcspera-
ton.
A few more broken pledges and
hard ticks from the Republican
party, and the Negro will, like the
prodigal son, come back to the
people who hare always befriend-
ell him and guarded his social, in
teilectual, religious and political
emancipation.
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The town Of Monroe appears to
be enjoying a boom. Railroads are
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1889-04-26
Registered Physicians Of Claiborne
Parish.

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~, 900,
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$780,, u4,ta T,,;,,on,;tr icr5
y ,,oa1o,,,, uo,,on n;,,,o
n,, tnnn, ,to,,;os, Cn,,oro ,ur,,st.
-. ,o5-
" ! Scaife Lisbon Diploma
from Vandcrbildt University 1888
W w Cu)nonncr Athens Di-
n,,mo from Nav Orleans Schoc, Of
Medicine 1870
I'D. Calhoun Arizona. Dip!o-
ma from New Orleans School Of
Medicine. 1869.
A. c. Simmons. Lisbon. Djp]o-
ma from Atlanta Medical College,
1869
William Sellers. Summcrheld.
Diploma from University of Louisi-
ana. 1870.
r G Cannt UavncsyilIe Di-
nloma from Medical College of
Charleston, s. G. 1881
II NJ Ionoino Uavnesvilln Di-
ploma from University of Louisiana,
1870
~. +. Patton. Lisbon. Diploma
from University of Louisiana. 1881.
j. NJ. Lcdbetter. Summerticld,
Diploma from Charity Hospital
Medical CoIIecc New Orleans.
1876.
II. 4. Lonrino. IIavncsviIIe. Di-
n,o,uo fro;, t,;cso,r; NoG;.a, COL
looo & 1,,ic 1870
n y Afford Symmetrical III
n1omo from University of louisville
Ky. 1879.
Luther Longino, Homer. Diplo-
ma from Missouri Medical College.
st. Louis. 1852.
Montrose Day, Dykcsville, Di-
ploma from Missouri Medical Col
lege. st. Louis. 1881.
NJ. b. Pollard. Homer, Diploma
from New Orleans School of Medi-
cine.
Addloy II. Gladden., Homer, Di-
ploma from Tulane University,
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1889-04-26

A SPECIAL from Arcadia of the
Gath to the Shrereport.Tim IS,
says:
Dave Thomas shot and killed
W. '. Horton this morning, living
fifteen miles north of this place on
the Madison Perritt place; The
report says Horton was advancing
on Thomas with q knife when
Thomas shot Horton under the
arm and In the head, killing him
instantly.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1889-04-26
The Promised Land.

On last Tuesday the Oklahoma
country which lies in between the
INDIAN Territory proper, and the
Pan Handle Of Texas, WIS opened
up for settlement. 1t will be re
membered that 4 bill was intro
duced in Congress to organize and
admit this country as territory
which failed to become 4 law, but
the friends Of the measure sue
ceeded in getting 3 proclamation,
which practically secures the
same ends as the original bill and
authorizes demonstrating the lands
and getting up the country, which
hitherto WAS forbidden ground
guarded by military authority I'M
der The federal government. On
las. Monday evening the "boomers"
In iunumershle hosts campod
around about the border lines
awaiting the dawnins Of the day
when they would be permitted
to 60 sycr and take posses
sion Of the "Promised Land"
On Tuesday morning when the
guards were removed all creation
was Wild with excitement and
pandemoinrm reigned for q while.
The Oklahoma country being small
IN territory hardly one half as
large as Claiborne parish, ofcourse
there were not settlements for one
fourth tho applicants.
A special from Purcell. Indian
Territory to the Times Democrat,
says:
"In the line Of march were
preachers, school teachers, physi.
clans, lswyere, merchants, far
mers, gamblers, thieves, murder
ers, and prostitutes. They moved
with every sort of a conveyance.
A fine carriage drawn by y span
Of fat, sleek horses would be fol-
lowed by an old crosky wagon,
dragged along ay yske OF half
starved oxen, bearing supplies,
and on top of which weuld be o
well-dressed lady and followed be-
hind, Oh foot, her escort on a plug,
carrying Q Winchester. Close
behind these would come type of
the old Forly.niners on horseback,
with II spade, s coffee pot and
Winchester"
These people will now organize
= provisional government under
which they will live, till Congress
admits the country as a territory
and organizes for them perma-
ncnt government.
When it ia considered that the
lands of this country are no better
than those OF our state, and the
climate much more disagreeable,
it seems strange that the people
would be SO seized with enchant-
ment for this forbidden ground, IS
to forsake their Aomes in Arkansas
Missouri, Texas and other south
ern states merely tor the purpose
of enjoying in the widest specula
lion. After the excitement is
over, and government organized,
those who are able to get homes
and remain may do as we'll there
as where they come from, especial
~ if their country was no better
than the one described by "Horse
Head Thinkers" in the Columbia
Go. Banner.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1889-04-26

The Governor has issued his
proclamation calling on,he people
TO observe the S0th inst, which is
tho one hundredth anniversary of
the first inauguration, as day Of
rest and legal holiday.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1889-04-26

If President Harrison continues
to administer the government on
on his present line Of policy, the
south will have but little room to
complain.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1889-04-26

The, revival at Shreveport, con
Quoted by DR.. Fesrcs, the prcsby-
terian evangelist, is still under
good Roadway and great interest
is taken in the meetings. Up to
date there have been several hun
dred conversions.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1889-04-26

A wife heater in some OF the
Northern States, was recently ia
ken out BY an Infatuated crowd OF
women and trcated TO n dose of
his own sauce.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1889-04-26

The Mexican Lottery case is
row occupying the attention Of
the courts in New Orleans. But
we are not able to understand full.
ly the nature of the case, hence we
cannot explain.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1889-04-26

The agonizing of tho time servers
and policy men has at last induced
one poor felloY to tura states
evidence in the FfumcrviIlc Ballot.
box case.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1889-04-26

The assessors rolls over the
state ale showing an increased
valuation Of property over last
year.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1889-04-26

Elk Governor WarmUth is ask,
ing for nothing at the hands Of
his party, while Hero, Packard,
Pinchback & Co., want it nil.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1889-04-26

The North Louisiana Agricul-
.ural convention met at Calhoun
yesterday.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1889-04-26

East Sunday was Easter, and
appropriate ceremonies were held
all over the chrlstianizad world.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1889-04-26

The Oklahoma country though
visited by droughts, Billiards, and
chilling will be the land of Canaan
for a while. Wepresume that in q
few days the lawyers will find good
picking for wrangling over land
claims which has already begun.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1889-04-26

Considerable funds are beng
raised in this State for the Par
nell defense fund.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1889-04-26

Hon. Don Caffery of St. Mary
has been recommended to the
Governor by the bar Of Franklin,
for position on the Supreme
bench so soon as = vacancy shall
occur, which We believe occurs
about year from now. Mr..
Gallery is an able lawyer and
would no doubt do credit to the
state On the Supreme bench, but
we are inclined to believe that il
would be best to continue Justice
Poche.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1889-04-26

The town Of Monroe appears to
be enjoy ing a boom. Railroads are
the thlngs 10 boom 4 town.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1889-04-26

Parties wishing to purchase any
article to he found in Genera! Store
will do we'll to get my prices before
purchasing. l will s>ll rs cheap rs the
cheapest, AS N! goods are purchased
very low. 3-22-s9.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-06

doctofed and spent money. but All 70 10 afA.l
as he glarualls became worse. uAi4 &c ef
SPARED OF eyerg getting better bat ne saia thAt
RON he WAS feeling Akf clncrtui man lA
answer as 10 what had brought THIS about DC
said that lie had been watching int papers
and eng of eases y ,Itrl ~ Ir. iueihat. +.
whose symptoms very NJ d IeaemLlcd - !.
ease. and a. thfy appeared IL Pc getting fc4iei
hc concluded I D go and Sc tlc doctor himself
and Sc n there could tc ualhlbE Gone joi
hun. 20 accordingly he did So. aud after
"a reful e1a Hiuatioa Of iny case Dr. tosnAA
told mc That ] WAS suffering WIKI cllNiit
catarrh % the head and tLr0ai. ana tiiai ne
could treaf Inr sgcefSSiu ly. $40 placed u yatlt
under his care AID commenced treatment !
have improved from the start. and today
hardly know myself. 81 great has brfn me
change effected In me. ! have 10 more \ oAb4e
with my head or throat The dropping vi
mucous from the head into IA throat D aWk
ing and splitting does Lot bother me. Nf ~
petite has improved greatly cat Win q
relish and enjoy ny food. have Ealntl over
ten pounds lu weight sine starring tffal
meui with The .efDr. My etcs lost tie weak
and waferV f.cl nD and are slrtns as ever
sleep Wei. arise ln the mofui es ifiirshcl
and ready for my day = WORK, aLo th.s /, n.
due 10 The excellent treatment i received Al
the hands II DI. toSuan. aud woaiN most
cheerfu.iv recommend any person sunenng
with apparently lncurGblc diseases 10 90 @no
So Inn.
ST.. Graef can be fopnd a. lo9 First ave. east
where he viii cheefully corroborhie the above
statement 70 any person who would axe 70
Interview h.m Ia regard 90 lt.-Dulutb Dally
I4ILulc.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-06

The Scientific Way In Which a New York
Nan Won = SWeeI Iheart.

The Scient. &c Way In Which a New York
Nan Won = Sweetheart.
There is girl Of astonishing loveliness
who has Just become engaged TO q middle
aged member of a certain yacht CLUB, and
II can believe the story that heard from
the unsuccessful rial CT the yachtsnan n
the race FOR the sweet creature 5 favor, the
pr.zc VAS won in 9 decidedly unique aai
ingenious way, writes 4 New York corre-
sDcudcut. The successful suitOr owns a
large steam yacht and also Z small racing
cutter. On one recent afternoon when
there was 2 smart breeze blowing he had
a,tle company ta1o a spin with him down
the bay aooard tle cutter The beautiful
prize made oae Of the party, aad merry in
deed was ne dash out 10 sen and return, 70
the Jolly tiak.c OF bsnios and the pleasant
refrcshncnt OF q champagne luncheon. AS
tie cutter bobbed up the bay and into smooth
V-arer The company was sprillzied about
tie deck talking end singing aud hay
Ing a generally good time. The beau
tifll cir. was lying back against the
mainsail 1car tha mast, listening 10 the
compliments OF the owner OF the cutter,
who stood Just forward of tie mast. Sud
denly, and before any warning could be
given. the man A. tho tiller permitted the
boat 70 luz That brought the main boom
round with 4 rush. The beautiful girl was
swept without any shock whatever clean OF
the Tail, and dropped with a splendid ap.ash
iatO the wa.c-. Without hesitation the
y1chtsman jumped over the side, aud soon
bad Tho sp.lt,er.ug Eirl graspcl tightly ia
his arms In less time also than IL takes 10
tell 10 the boat vas rounded ND alongside Il
tac-n, and they were lifted dripping to the
dec.
..Ir was an act OF inhuuanity and fool
hardness" said the y0uug fellow who lost
tls -.rL Tho olt fox was willing TO risk
Ae- ne ia order - r,ace her under ob'iCa-
t.oas to h.-a Blt ls is just here. She has
prom ise' 20 marry hin, but shall be with
in haling distance Of her, and il / don't
break tie match then I'll stay 3 bachelor
the rest OF ny days. I have one las. re-
sort when can't win her by honest a.teu-
tens"
"What is thatr' inquired. startled at
the insinuaticn.
II own that man - the wheel who let the
boat luf. got him a place on the yacht az
friend % mine, and "a pay aim hundred
dollars II / find that his testimony is
needed"
r looSs very much as though courtship in
these later days was developing into >
sc.s1ca-
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-06
A HORSE STOLEN.
=. Y. CuiIisord', nor.e raAen From His
stable on heIio-g-si.

=. y. GuiIisord's Hor.e Taaen From His
stable on helio-s-st.
Last night, at about 1880 O'Clock.
horse belonging to !. B. GulAtogd, al 50
Ecloeg-st., was stolen from hls stable.
Mrs. Gullitord was awakened by the
noise aal looked out of the window
iust in time 10 see the horse going
out of thc barn with man by
It's SIDE. She stepped TO the door
and called, whereupOn tie horse vas
driven rapidly down the street. The
hors. is black with = large tar n tho
forehead. tho lett hind foot is wh.tc up
% the fct.ocil; he has splint on the
right lore lex, is years Old; about l5l
hands high, and weighs about eleven
hundred pounds lie Is shOd IL front
with shoes without heel calks and has
heavy name and tail.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-06
PASSENGER AGENTS.
The Agents OF the Pennsylvania Systr
pn Tasf- Annual nrtfa-

The Agents OF the Pennsylvania system
on 1heir Annual Outing.
The passenger agents of the Penn
syiyan'a railroad system are in the
city or their way to the northern re-
sorts for their annual excursion and
outing. They arrived at 6.20 last
evening and were escorted by c. L..
Lockwood to The Morton, whore sup
per was served. After supper tie spc-
c.al train Of three sleeper, and two
coaches was taken 10 Belmont and
s-de-trackcd for a quiet nights sleep.
At o'clock THIS morning the train
viii be brought back to tie city, and
after breakfast at tho Morton they
viii be taken north by special tram.
The party VIII spcui most of the week
"a, the resorts, where an elaborate pro-
gram Of excursions, etc, has been pre-
pared -Or them.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-06
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Jobbrrs Prieos


JnEAslR4 DEPARTMENT, Aug. ., 80.
Sealed proposals VIII le received at
ths department until > o'clock p. nl.,
Erday. August 10, lsss, iOr manulac-
turing. delivering ana placing IA posi-
Uon. IN United States buildings east Of
the Rocky mountains, from TIME to
time a. required, certain articles q
furniture.
Drawings and spec.hcations and
blank form 0f proposal Cau be obtained
upon application to Tins oihce.
The department reserves tie night 70
reie,. amy and al bids, and 10 waive
defects
Proposals should be addressed 70 the
Secretary II the Treasury ami endorsed
proposals for furniture for buildings
east Of the Rocky mountains"
". WINDOW, secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-06
The verdict Vnanimous.

W p. suit, druggist Hippus, Ind,
testihcs: 81 recommend Electric Bit
tiers rs the very best remedy. Every
bottle sold has giycn,rcAct in every
case. One man took * bottles, and
was cured OF rheumatism OF ten year 5
standing" Abraham Hare, druggist,
Bollvlllc, OHIO, aiiims: "Ihe best sell
ing medicine | have ever handled IN my
twenty years experience IS Electric
Bitters.' Thousands of others have
added their testimony. SO that the YER
diet is unanimous that Electric Bitters
do cure all diseases of the Liver, Kid-
neys Or Blood. Only a half dollar q
bottle at Peck BIOS. dlug store.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-06
Funeral on Tuesday q, 3 p. m.

One Of IIamhn's Wizard OIL concert
companies is in the city, giving open
air concerts every evening on Campau
sGuare. These concerts are chaste and
refined. and nothing VIII be SAID or
done that Will offend the most select
audience. This company has sustained
an enviable reputation, and the COM
pany now in the city VIII make 1T their
ann 70 further sustain tic pres NJ
standing Of the Hamlin Ward Oil
company. All should hear these con-
certs.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-06
Sealed Proposals.
ONO board ol IuIIIc WORKS.

Gnl~0 R.riDS. Mich. Aug. 8. l-ss.
Sealed proposals viii De- received az The
Office af fhe Bylrd uuul rafur as. August. q
lsst. att 70 3D. N Tor the re-uaN n ~ Canals r.
from East Brldge-st. 70 F.. Ie0uaF l-st.. acc ~.
inr 20 the plans and speclAc-fions Oh hle ht
,h.. Office of The Board. The oaId res rye
Tie f..lf 10 fele any O. sil bids
IA W Bidder s.aI deposit With ls proposal
the srin of So al 20 tr forfeited 80 the city of
GIa4f Eapi4s is cas- be- shai 1873 io fnt P
INTO contract lu accordance w4tA A.s proposal.
should his said Ir paea-i BE arce Ilc- - Tie
Board oi puair Nfr.s.
An propose is must be made upon hianF thar
vii be furnished upon aplllc~to ga . ~
aug 10 GEO. g. BRIGGS. President.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-06
Thousands of Dollars

Are spent every year by the people Of
this State for worthless medicines for
the cure OF throat and lung diseases,
when we know that if they would only
invest 81 ia SANTA ABIE, the new
California discovery for consumptiyes,
and kindred complaints, they would
in this pleasant remedy find Ic-
lief. Ii Is recommended 10y min
istcrs, physicians aEd public speak
ers Of the Golden State. Sold and
guaranteed by Peck Bros. atsl a bottle.
Three for $50. The most stubborn
case of catarrh VIII speedily succumb TO
CALIFORNIA ACAT-R-CURE.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-06
CatarrllCured.

A clergyman, after years OF suffering
from That loathsOmc disease, catarrh,
aud vanly trying ever known remedy,
AT last found arccipe wb.ch completely
cured and saved INN from death. Any
sufferer sending a self-addressed stam-
ped envelope 10 Prof. }. A. Lawrence,
IS Warren-st. New York Clty, viii re-
celVe the rcclDe free of charge.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-06

COCUBAN-Tohn B. Cochran AT his resi-
dfIcr. - .,0utn Iouia-st., Angus. !. at =. H..
asC. 49, years and months.
Funeral II tAe residence at , p. m. Tuesday,
August G.
NJUSON-At her residence. - Lake-aye..
Angus, = Mrs Harf..t- Euls9n. wife Of
Orls0y Hudson.
Funeral on Tuesday a. p. n.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-06

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