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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-03-05
METEOROLOGICAL.
Summary of Weather, Temperature and
Rainfall for February.

IAainIah iCf fSDruaTYs
Weather-Few storms appearsd on tie Paeii.
coast during the month and they were, as a
rule, of short duration, and were accompanied
by little precipitation. Rain fell in Oregon and
Washington Territory on the 9Th, 18th, 18th,
18th. 18th, 18th, 18th, 10Th, sd and 27tb; in
Northern California on the 9th, 18th, 10th, 18th,
sd and 10th. and in Southern California on the
1ith, 18th, 10th, oath and 25th.
Temperature-fhe mean temperature was
higher than the average February temperature
at all stations ON the Pacific coast, departure
from the normal temperatures Being about 60
for stations il Oregon and Washington Terri
tory, and about SO for those in California. Mean
monthly temperatures at selected stations were
as follows: Portland, Or, 40; Roseburg Dr. 45o;
Red Bluff, Cal, so; Sacramento Cal SOC: San
Francisco, Cal, SO; Fresno, CAL 800, Los Ange-
les, Cal. 55s; San Diego. Cal $50
Rainfall-The rainfall was markedly below
the normal February rainfall in all districts the
departures ranging from about seven inches in
the vicinity of Puget Sound to about one inch in
the extreme southern part OF California. At all
stations in the western part of Oregon and Wash
ington Territory the rainfall was less than that
for any February s-nce the commence ment of
observations. Rainfall though light was well
distributed, both as regards the territory COW
cred and in time, thus securing the maximum
benefit to growing crops. The following table
shows, for selected stations, the rainfall for the
month and for the season to March LIST:
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THE Mcneil Clubs second season. first
grand concert last evening was supported
by the orchestra and Mathushek Grand
Piano. The club used tne Mathushek last
season also, and again this season adopt it.
The fine support OF these pianos make
them the most desirable instrument for
support of the voice. J. F. Cooper, S-v-
euih and ] streets, is the agent.
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FAsaIoNABLE RouND DANcIYG.-J. vii

FASHIONABLE ROUND DAScIYG.-J. WILL
lam Frazer, the elite and specially teacher
of modern round dances, of san Francisco.
will give a complimentary exhibition OF
his famous chart system q; NJ. |. Hail.
Seventh street, between X sad l., Thurs
day evening, March 7lh, beginning at )
O'clock. Also. q special exhibition for
ladies and parents of children same dag, at
4 o'clock. Free particulars and teams "a
the dsy of exhibition.
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In the Police Court yesterday there was a
large array OF DRINKS, most of whom were
allowed to go. John Watson was convicted of
drawing and exhibiting deadly weapon, and
VIII be sentenced to-day. Ed and L. Smith
were fined $40 each for carrying concealed
weapons All Sing and All Lee, chuck luck
players, had their cases continued until to-
morrow. II. Brady was sent TO jail for FIVE days
for being intoxicated. Henry Nasey was sem
fenced to pay fine of 81 80 for petit larceny.
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Auction To-Dsy

" H. shegburn win sell at suc. ion at 10 \. NJ.
to-day at his salesroom, No. S2S sweet,
one walnut marble-;op bedroom set. enc an
siQuc oak bedroom set. one ash bedroom set
four pine SETS new aud secondhand carpets,
stoves spring and top MATTRESSES lounge
tables, chairs crcckery aud glassware.
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At midnight the following appeared on the
slate at the Station-house: All Gan and All
Cham, grand larceny, by officers Mclaughlin
and Arlington S. II. Smith, battery, by officer
Carroll; Charles Olsen, drunk, by officer Crump;
Belle Guterez exhibiting, by officer Agner
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
DIED.


Sacramento March S-ola olsan, native of
Denmark, 81 years.
FRIENDS and acquaintance are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral, which will take
place from the residence of his brother ]
street, Twelfth and Thirteenth, this afternoon
at 2 O'clock.
Shingle Springs March 3-Simeon Otis Pierce,
native of California years.
Diamond Springs, March 1-(Of pneumonia)
James Gafney, beloved husband of Lovina
Carney. a native of Clara, County Kings, Ire.
land, 81 years. Sacramento and Plaeervilie
papers please copy
IN MENoRIAM.
Farewell, dear friend o, farewell
Your troubles all are over,
Your manly voice is hushed in death,
It's sound vel II never hear again.
The angels called you have obeyed,
And left us all in sorrow,
To be in bliss forever more
In realms beyond the grave.
With one SO good twas hard to part,
With one so kind and pure.
oh, death you We stung kind wife, heart,
And its pain is hard to endure.
The sorrow that in thy iamilys hearts
Foreyermore must dwell,
Oh where can any lips e'er find
Words strong enough to tell.
Farewell, dear one ! We say farewell
BE- our fate we must abide:
The joy we long for here below
To us is oft denied.
We live in hopes that when our life
OF worldly care is ended
Our souls in that bright home .,bove
Foreyermore be blended.
A FRIEND.
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Totsl......................6-l Total....... -
ISnsrrNnrNr HrFLE CLUE.
Psekbam Pardoned.

Governor Waterman has pardoned D. Peck
ham. convicted in this city January 3, 1889. of
disturbing the peace and sentenced to ninety
DAYS in the County Jail. Peckham's crime con-
sisted in suddenly aSsauliing lady on the
street when he was drunk. il has since been
ascertained thai the prisoner is subject TO cpl
leptic fits, and L was during one of them that
had on his person second-class railroad ticket
To Illinois, and il is proposed to liberate him
and permit him 10 return to his friends in the
Dctition is signed by the City Physician, Acting
Police Judge Deyine and Superior Judge W. c.
Van Get.
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The weather.

The average of the maximum and minimum
Signal Service temperature yesterday was CO.
being 70 warmer than the normal for that day
The highest and lowest temperature was 75'
and 400, with gentle and variable winds, with q
cloudless sky; barometer 2e.eo inches and
falling
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Revival Services.

The various churches interested in the Sam
Jones meetings are continuing special services
In their own churches, some of them with the
help of evangelists. c. S. Mason is at Calvary
Baptist Church. and A. J. Bell of Chicago at
the Central n. +. Church. At the meeting at
the Central Methodist Church last night there
were several conversions
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M.,rono,itan rh.ater.

AZ the Metropolitan tonight will be played
Auguslin Days latest comedy sensation, "A
Night on It comes strongly commended By
metropolitan journals, as clean and yet a
rollicking comedy, and the troupe as one OF
even excellence, thorough training and long
experience in comedy.
TRy Hobbs Littls Vegetable Pills for
dxenorefa
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BUSIf ESS CARDS,
TM. T.. WISE,

+ ~ ANUFACTuRER AND BEALER IN WAC
III oNS of all kinds. Pillow Work and all Ag-
ricultuIal Implements speciality. Mr. WISE
teDsive and commodiors PAINT SHOPS, Were
all kinds of Wagon, Carriage and Ornamental
Painting viii be done first-ciass. In each de-
partment skilled workmer only are employed.
al work warranted to give satisfaction.
! 1919 and 1881 j street, and Sis. ase
and 922 Eleventh street. So crauentes
4ptf
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If YOU intend to purchase piano, organ
or musical instrument of any kind, do not
fail to inspect the fine stock Just received
at Hammers music store, $40 ] street,
Agent Chickering & Sons pianos.
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military shots.

On Sunday members of Companies and B
made the following scores at the 2O0-yard target
over the Twelfth street range:
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DREss sa,eeps in our last weeks sale, 10,
12l and l5c yard; French sateens, i9c;
large plaid dress ginghams, &c; yard lido
French percales, Sc at Red House.
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Do NOT miss this week at Red House,
which is the closing week of OH VIM
sale.
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NEW PREMISES.

NJ HIRsB, DEALER IN STOVES, METALS,
wi Junk, Tools and Furniture, desires to in
form his friends and the public that he has re.
moved to his new premises, Nos. 101S and l015
street. He also wishes to thank all for Their
liberal patronage in the past and hopes for =
continuance of the same in the future. 4plm
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CALL FOR DODGE'S

HANDMADE BUCKsKIs GLOVES. AND
- take nc other. They are the best in the
state. Warranted not to rip. Factory No. lol7
Ninth ssrses. apt,
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See our ad. in to-dsy's issue. New snip
ply yesterday. Red House.
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MArHusHEK solid iron frame pianos are
the best. Cooper's Music Store.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-18

n Goes 70 Prayer Meeting tn Bring Honi
Misc Eliza Orangebiossom-

n Goes 70 Frsy-r-N--tipg to Bring Home
Nis, Eliza Orangebiossom-
Over a. the West End. says the Boston
Transcrf0f. there lives = col0red family
which ia notcd Tor possessing a breed q
cas- which il seems To have a monopoly OF
3D. remarkably intelligent animals they are,
n not always sleed and handsome. Not
lorr ago lady Ga Beacon Nm who was in
need p q servant. ard % whom daughter
81 THIS coior-d household had been recon-
menled called one evening az the httle
house TO an alley where the people lived a
stout ASK Won a. came 20 the door.
~Does STA Orsngbiosso1 I've hersr'
tts sdv asked.
eyes. she 90. ma'an; but she amt in iss'
dis minute said tbe stout. colored woman.
"Blt ef youl step in, I'll sen out arter
her,
She Ted nc way in and seated The lady IN
che living rom n The house. There we're
several cats present. one of which. 4
srrawn7 bat alert looking Maltese with
green eyes. rubbed up amiabiy and In
clirirrIv against toe visitor dress.
sV-u come way from dsr. y0u Malty -
exclaimed rhe colored woman 20 the cat
nTou hrsh met Vow you 20 ober . d
rnu'rh and e. Icy. ard bring her home
Trr 1r fetch Icy sue repeated. holding
the fror 1ren.
TIE cat. after siding and waverinz On he
threshold moment. "a cats always do in
crterndt tc srusar TO 0bet ieuts sappearsd
through che door
Nl-w fha cat bring Tour isuzAteri"
che ally szs~1 in aston shnent
Laws a.ess ~. ia am. Tcu Val Al
see 14tr trr ~r.r~rr rrr-- an
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-18
AN ORDINANCE relative to sidewalks in the

A y ORDINANCE relative 10 Sidewalks Ia the
city OF Grand Rapids.
Ih- Common Council If the city Of Grand
Rapids DO ordain as follows.
Section J. AZ sidewalks constructed. laid or
rebuilt in he streets OF avenues OF said city,
whether voluntarily constructed Dy the owner
or occupant OF the adjoining premises, OF 10y
special Orter OF the Common Council, or by
the marshal OF said city. shall be 80 laid that
the sidewalks throughout give n street or
avenue shall be OF uniform surface. and the
outside line Of said sidewalks 10 De laid az
Uniform distance from the curb line or said
street or avenue, and the inner me oi any
such sidewalk 20 be laid at uniform distance
from the lot lines; the grade OF the upper sur
lace OF all such sidewalks To be determined by
the Board OF Public Works OF said city. and the
width OF such sidewalks, on siud various
streets and avenues and the distance OF the
outer line from the curb line and the inner
line from the lot lines 90 Toe IN like manner de
termined By said Board of Public Works.
And II shall be he duty OF The officers on scrv-
ing Of an order or the Common Council TO
build OF rebuild any sidewalk. to acco mpdny
the same with the grade aud alignment 10
SAID sidewalk designated by the Board OF
Public Works OF the city Of Grand k1p icS-
And 10 shall be unlawful for any person or
persons. corporation, association. officer or
individual TO construct. lay or rebuild any side
walk on any street or avenue IN SAID city With
out first having obtained from the surveyor OF
the Board of Public Works of said city. or
from the marshal of said city. the proper
grade. width and alignment for the sidewalk
ID be SO constructed. laid or rebuilt, ANA II
shall Dee the duty Of said surveyor and marshal
T., urnish the same upon demand without
costs.
see. .. Any person or persons who shall vio-
ate aIy OF the provisions OF requirements OF
this ordinance, on conviction thereof shall be
punished BY fine OF not less tnan one dollar.
nor more than one hundred doi-ars. and
costs OF prosecution. OF hy Imprisonment ~
ard labor la the common jail oi the county OF
Neut or Ia any penlteni.ary jail. workhouse.
lousc of correction or aunshouse OF SAID CITY
Il the discretion ~ the court or magistrate
.efore whom the conviction may be had. for a
period of not less than i've days nor more than
sixty days; aud in ease said court OF magiS-
-.ate shall only impose q nne and costs, the
offender may be sentenced 10 be imprisoned.
40 hard labor. In the common Jail OF the county
Jf Kent. or Ia any pentieLhary. JAIL work
house. house OF correction or aimshouse Of
aid city until the payment oi such fine and
costs. for a period 81 not less than five OF more
rnau sixty days.
Passed and approved AZ 4 regular session 81
ne com non Council. held Monday evening.
gust %. l3sJ.
W. 4. SHINKNAN.
we'd 4 City Clerk.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-18
EOlN6Oaa EPfrApns.


MonaasDt-ai descriptions which Have sur
sise1 Tao Celt4ries.
~ taouls Kerr se4ds % tae Rockford
ill-l Gazette tals laser.p .sa. walsh he
copied VITA soue cl llty frou -iae-
worl uoE- mess ia tie el1rCly 4rl q Grey
frl4rs ia E1.nolrxs
Has p4sssar--. t.xs iced vazt yoa co see
Tn.s I'D d,la snss Iss s4-l soa-s msa GO
de-
Here les inferred tss dust Of those who stood
G-iust pcFg-ry. resisting uzto blood
Adaeriag 70 tas eoFeaalss z1d law
Esllo-isatlg tae ssrae; Which as TIE cause
lsi1 i.ges % q sacrificed uL-o lie last
or Ire-ates perlured TlClEl their cast
Les NJ ~ elll ml derers, ald hsr crew
So 1om justice Justly "a 10 de.ta p8rsa=s
But a. Tor hem. ~ cause Was % be found
Constant and staadfs,t. z--lou-, messing
q. TIC s4preM--y n CHRIST Tie 2 kiazs
WhiCa truths we're sealed ~ famous Gutnris's
hsad
Anc al along 70 Sir. Renpick's blood
Then follows these words.
Prom May g. 1891. saat the most noble Mar
cuis q Argyle Vas Deheaded 10 the l7th Feb
rlary, i6Sa that Ar. James Reaw ek suffered,
were Ole way or otler murdered ard destroyed
for inc same cause. about 1900. Of - ON were
executed a. E1la5urg about 100 o. noolemen,
gentlemen. ministers. aid others. mob c mar
tyrs Tor Jesus CarlsL The most OF them lie
here
la The sane churchyard / came across
this. OF date 1861:
Reade-, John Mine, who maksth the fourth
John.
And ~ descent from father unto son
) xth Master Mason o. royal race
or seven successive Kings sleeps IN this
place.
Majestic man. for person. vii and grace,
TIE generat on can not MI h place
Nay present you with another epitaph,
which cost ne no little time and work 70
make out. Il is from an ornate monument,
OF date l6l2, ia the grounds Of the Cathedral
OF Glasgow.
To Doctor Peter Low. the Founder OF the
Faculty OF Physicians and Surgeons.
stay, passenger, and view this stone,
For under 10 lies such = one
Who cured many while be lived
Soc gracious he noe man grecved;
Yea. when his physics force Oft failed
His pleasan, purpose then prevailed,
For. OF his God, he got the grace
To live IN m.rth aud die n peace.
Heaven has his soul: his corpse this stone;
Sigh passenger, and soc be gone.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-18
A SMOKER PUNISHED.
He Makes Himself Offensive and Il
Quietly Handcuflcd.

Monday morning witnessed a sensation
al scene on the district railway, says the
St James Gazette (Londou.) l got into
the train at Gloucester road station. Seated
opposite ne were q pale, mIddle-aged lady
and slim youth hardly out of his teens.
Next 10 them was a burly-looking squire,
evidently up on q visit We were going
downward, and at South Kensington a
thickset young man got in, who pumped
himself down by my side. He had a lighted
cigarette in his hand, and as tue pungent
blue smoke curled into the ladys face she
coughed and looked distressed.
Tue youth said: "This IS not smoking
carnage I'm not smoking" retOrted
the other, ''and l dare say it viii keep in
until we get TO the next station" Tobacco
smoke makes my mother III and must ask
you 20 put out your cigarette" II n not
smoking and l shall do nothing Of the
kind" "Then I shall make you" said the
lad, whose face paied. he arose, when the
other put out fist, single blow from
which would probably have crippled that
poor youth
And now a singular thing happened. The
burly squire, who had remained passive
quietly produced something that gilstened
and before you could count three there was
a click and the young man with the cigar
cite was haudcu1ed. Said the burly one
you'll pick up your cigarette and put it
ont OF the window, and then youu apollo
gize 10 the lady and young gentleman for
having brought lighted cigarette into a
ncn-smoking carriages II you behave your
self decently III let you 20 a. the next sta
ton: If not, I'll hand you over 10 tue com
pany just as you are, aud they'll thank me
for doing this little JOB" As the squire
detective finished the speed slackeued and
we rolled into the Sloane square station
Before we left II the cigarette had been
clumsily picked up with both hands and
dropped out Of the window Muttered
apologies were made, all that I caught be
ing, VERY sorry won't DO it again-had
10 idea" The darbies were slipped OF, the
door was opened, and our compartment
contained one the less. We tried 70 draw
the squire between Sloane square station
md Victoria, whore he got out, but beyond
ght smile he would make 20 sign.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-18

y a & A ~ y LOTS
PARTIAL Ll~i
= eco lsr iae t. let 81 Prospect ave
$50 tsr -arss .et eg Ntsi Bridge
$50 i.r 8. 81 ..l ea - es--ss.
800 l.T . 5. &C. JOS 80 J.lAsea 81. Richards
zlt
800 rors 'eas0 II. lot 81 KishAFasA'e-.
$50 * sls.o for log is Rlenafas @adluon-
$1,000 isr lsxl58 lelaer AGaisoa~4se. zGa
lLun.->>
silz5 r0r safs- o. Ihiro @se.
$500 for s.Algl "a Wealthy ave
500 To- os q ga 09l4-sJ.
So lof sAL-5 Il. corner James Eno sber-
maj SIS
500 1. 80 Tor loss % C4rtss 4aa cArst-
IS
$4,000 Tor 60 It. lot on CrvseentAse.
$500 far q a. ia On Nerth Dis.sl0a-st
5000 oU.s $50 iol II Il. lot % Wealthy
ave. l4sl btyuaa East 81. worth 80
$500 euly $50 Ter alot Oh Ch4rlesl-si.. Dc
twrel Cherry and wealthy.
$500 boss thai beautiful lot on Keanecs 81
near Henry
sI4oo o4ysa g. r. lot. corner Buckeye sno
James
DIV ELL ~ CS HOU $ ES
fAkIlAL Llsl
soon modern house GA see0Ra-Ase. 500;
bargain.
10 room house on Cherrs-st~ large lot. $500.
5000 boys nue modern sro0m hOusr o.
West IN a@y.
.isO0 lot = yearly new sF00m house GA
strsiehl-st
$500 buys nice house and barn II & nice
lot on Eicfeath-aye.. ueAf DIVISION 81
~IIoO 900 sroom house Oh Chatham. lot
51l3-
$4,000 fora s-room house aac SoIls2 H. lot
on Catsst.
$500 Tor eroom new house. hardwood
finish. 0u south Lafayette
$500 fora d. room moaern house Oh South
Laiayeftest.
$500 fot 8 rsom house on Harlan-st.
5000 Tor IS south Union.
$4,000 TO- SOFT. Oh West Bridge with store
and honsc.
$500 for a IT, lot and sroom house on
lOlla-St.
S<sO0 FOR that elegant house and lot as
South tuiOn-si. near Thomas
5000 for hle new house on Center-st
near flth ave. worth $50
si@eO ios an 8room house, stone cellar.
well ana cl-trrn. on NoodlaWn-ave.. two
blocks IroD street car. on monthly payments.
$4,000 for nne Broom house. AL modern
convealences. on Paiisaye.
$500 for a modern house on Henry-st.
WESTON x LOWS ADDITION.
Who viii give In $50 down and pay the bal
ance quarterly for that l-r0Om house. 20 foot
lot well. cistern and cellar. Oh Weston 4 Lows
addition $3.50
The best lots In the city today and those sell
ing the fastest are est0n Lows. Title per
feet.
-ACRE PROP ERTY-
Who wants that acre tract on East Fulton 81.
on the new railroad. az 500 per acre.
SASH. DOOR AND BLIND FACTORY
At one-half its value. VIII trade for good
property.
Open Saturday Evenings.
w Il klnSeV.
Weston Building.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-18

II You don't want to disgust every
body with your offensive breath, cur
your Catarrh upon which II depends
500 reward offered hy the pr0pris
tors OF Or. Sagc's Caarrn Remedy fof
a case of Catarrh which they cannof
cure. 1t Is sold by druggists; 80 cents
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-18
THsAsURER's NOTICE.

Cry IRFtrrrrr-e 0rrr~r
GrtNn KtP|rs. Mich. JuIy a. isst
Notice Us .f eHv given that The assessment
TnH far adIa.. EraFeing and paving tie
4. ~ feIs ~ flu ur1-- f. from Crescent ave o.
B 4-f Bridge g.. i- How in ms hands aad hat J
70 Ite Fmfuf ther ou for t1e 10. ed
81 events Gays fr M th.s date. ~ fhf of1c@ ~
the CTS es-4ref. g.. . iial
aF3HsE R PERRY
rs Treasure
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-18

O,,..,.s ,r regard to John l.. Sull-
v,ns sentence u,1 dtrer. Doubtless
,.-, or,t of every t..n mon y they *.
rrsss.t their tnnarmo-t feelings. would
~-s,or,-.. n A snra.n- shame ana ,n
al. sens. tr.v xosiI 81 rirat Both
t,.roote.tanfs rs ~. recent mill were
,~.-.,n....r -.asor.n- fnIn< ny beings
Ts.y v.~. ta.-. 1T fh..r own vs'it.on
ana K.-.., could have avoided being
,er.ss4 fsa b. Desired r. NOT
rr.,.r far BOUNDING Kl-a.a chat
s.i,.,,n "a ,nr'sh.t tpt for VIOLATING
.A. st,.,,tes of t.e state of Nis..s-.oo
The people of The STATE. through their
iss'i representatives. nave as,.Ar,u
Ir'fe-NS'.ns CRIME ies si.'i'.'0
aod a.s oa'>efs' WIN ilI NH'"i,'i7'
OF th't ''e,' ''.oe5A''.y Planned 90
Vo'al' me NV. ana Ao'e'''ss' ''e
faet 'l'o'l ''7 a'' '-'
ore'atn o4 l's country TOT NeeNs
in advance or lae event 20 g
pre-uinsa 'na. ''e -" . i.o' '.'7''''' 81
mere empty FtFo''ns' Ai'o - par ''s '1't
pr'neipie = .o''e'''e'' one "a COS %"
a. Na'i pave ~ '-.s'u 81 'u.e.'-'''" g
e'''''l.' ''e''f ''' p e'
nrattiitins tne "e''o.' @t-' ''
therefore, ''''li'o'''. N-
scSno"isass1' t'n NA'f' -
stated. me A7efase man p''7s's 'es JUST
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-18

send Your order for bottle beer 10 The
Kustercr Brewing Company, and you
wl.l get the best ia the market.