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Telegram-herald., 1889-09-21

MoRrG AGE SALE-Jonathan ". Champion
u aud sarah }. Champion, his Wife. exc
cuteu 10 Elizabeth q. Arudt a mortgage cau-
IT, n ing a power of sale. dated january 3. 3 ,,,
AID recorded iu tie once of the resisirr al
terls 81 Kent county, Michigan, January d,
l>s,. at .i4 clock. p. ln., Ia ll5er - 0l I8oft
g-se> ol PAGE - >Aid m0rteagc provides
frr tlr payment OF a. attorney Zee ol twenty
five dollars in ease OF foreclosure ard contains
al Interest clause b. virtue OF which the ul.
ters,-IrI has elected and declared ths whole
sum secured by said mortgage, With all affra.
ages uf Interest taercOu. q De due and ptva
blc. default has been made Ia the paymcu [
Ot fle money secured ny said NOR, gaze hy
which said power Oi sale has become opera
usc. No suit 40 law or IN equity has been IN
attQtrt 70 recover the QtoI now remaining
secured - said mOrt-age, or any part thereof
4i.l 81 me date or tnls notice ine amount
AIMED % De- due upon SAID mortgage Is the
ssu of nyr hundred aud scScntS-nint dollars
AID sixteen cents. and IN addition thereto tine
sum ol twenty-five dollars as an attorney zee
Tor foreclosure. And notice IS hereby gwen
Thar. by virtue OF said power ct sale ard puf-
suAnt 10 the statute IN sueh ease made and
provided. said mortgage Will De- forrclnSrd DY
"a sale of the premises therein described. at
public auction. % the highest bidder. al the
front south door OF Court block so called. on
Lyon-st.. z tn city OF Grand Rapids. ln s9id
county 81 Kent said Court block being the
place 81 holding the circuit court lor q.
county of hcut on saturday. the lith day oi
December. l,Si. at I'D clock IN the forenoon
OF that dav The premises described IN ga ID
mortgage are as follows. t0-Wit. All that piec
or parcel of land situated in the township I
Grand Rapids. in the county OF Kent anc
state ot Michigan. and described as follows,
to.aIf. Lot number twelve w, OF D0ior 5
addition 20 the city OF Grand Rapids. acccri
ilr 90 the recorded plat thereof
Dated. Grand Rapids. Mich, sept. II, lSsq.
ELIZABETH B. ARNDT.
NOrtsagee
HAGGERTY & GOSS.
Attorneys for Mortgage.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-21
PAID The PENALTY.
Thomas Bro~n Hanged at Dawn at Moor
heal. MiAn-. for the Murder Il a Police
mAn-A chastity Present 70 E!s siri

Thomas BrowR Hanged at Dawu at Moor
heal. Nina. for the Murder Il Police
mAn-A Sh.stIy Present 10 n.s Girl-
NooRnEAD, Nina, sept 0-ThomEs
Brown vAs hanged here for the marder
o. Policeman Poul on the nigat "
Octoter ~. 1858 The drop fell
few minutes after a. II Brown
faced death brase.y. and died without
q struggle. This Was the second legss
execution under the new STATE law. which
prescribcs that the condemned shall he
hanged at night. that no newspaper re
porters shall be present. ana thAt the news
papers snail not publish the details Of
hangingS Al the - Paul and Minneapo-
lis papers publish full accounts OF Browns
execution
Brown killed poull while the latter was
trving 70 arrest him IN the performance of
his duty. Brown had participated In a
drunken row near Hillsboro. y. T., in
which a man was fatally wounded he
was seen ia hooIhead and Fargo po-
liceman was sent alter him He found
him 81 i dance hall and Brown got the
drop on the officer, when Pouil, who was
d Moorhead policeman. came 70 the Iescue.
Brown fred AT Poull. who fell dead
Brown made sale OF his body some
time ago TO doctor in this city. the pur-
chase price being 10, 10 be given a GER
tain young lady for whom he seemed 20 hold
"A high regard Brown was in his 9th
wear and a very hard character
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-21
HE TAKESLONG MAPS.
TEE SrRlsCE CASE OF HENRY HARMS.
he a@s slept Ai1asss CsntiHssasiy for the
P.ss Twelve hssrs - fhyssc,sas
F1a1lsa Aac All Medical
keHeasss DsEsa.

NISSEAFox1s Nina. sept ~ In ne III
tle soAu of Utica lives Herman Harms
aged 81 Twelve years sgs IA Southwest
era lillnOis harms ~ss uo2Dis1 vita teser
aae * se HE the fever ~ss o. hln hs
l0st AIS reason. tut when u le.t k,m nis
uliud Was restored bat zach attack leis
hfu weaker tLAR before Ia lS.l he ~as
advised - c0uae TO Minnesota TIE tssei
returned after = couple ~ years Afs1
foT i've years Ee slept toT q tine ns " AZ
a. inmate OF Rochester ssy lam. bat stili he
slcpt and physicians we're unable "a ro1ss
hun hight years ago hs ross ana appeared
fglil Of energy. Al summer lie worked IL
the harvest reid he oid mRns wcIk,
weak a. he Vas. and II seemed as q he y a.
forever free IA IA tie dsmOn Of slosp that
had iaid its heavy hand upon hlln 1his
continued Tor three years
he lSth of My. lss4, Harms ale his
morning meal ss usual Suddenly be islt
tie dTowsiness coming over him sense
OF heasiness distilled itself through his
whole BODY lie put down the cup that lac
held IN his hands. rose ana cskt hinlss a
heavily upon the bed Almost before hs
touched The be J be Was asleep For three
years he Numbered he aid not move,
nothing could wake aim Doctors we're
tuufLN AtN from anu ttN-~
DO moth ng. The most eunous thing about
this mysterious man Is that during thif
per od OF three years Harms E~0ke every
night OF his own accord aboas AZ oc.Ock,
arose famished, ate bic supper and went
back TO bed
AT tho end OF three years Harms sgAin
rose but lac was 20 weak he Was merely
able 10 tOtter lie remained awake only
few months when the stlper came upon
him. and he has been asleep nov for neAfi,
two years aud is gradually sinking lie
does not awake In the way ha formerly old
lie can not rise in Oed and II is plain that
he Is gradually sinking Now he swskes
only when he is awakened lie eats moth
ing hut bread milk and coffee. sometimes
q few eggs. lie remembers perfectly, Q
wife says things that happened years be-
fore-al the years before the twelve IN
which he has been tick he remembers as
plainly rs yesterday.
DR. Clark, of St Charles is the man who
knows more than any one else what is the
trouble with H~rins aud be confesses that
he is completely puzzled He has an idea
that Harms is suffering from gradual
softening the brain, and that the disease
is nerso in It's general character.
IT his sleep. as near as / can make out,
said Dr. Clark lis n dreamless one, and /
do not think he is in a trance, because his
respiratory and digestive organs-in fact
all the unconscious activities OF his body F.
seem 10 be IN good order Practically be ia
dead
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-21

DROBATE ORDER State Of Michigan. C0un
IS of Kent. s. Az a session OF the Probate
Court Tor said county of Kent. held at the
probate 0ilcf. iufhe city of Grand RaDids.
on the 5th day VI September. sn the year one
thousand eight hundred ana eighty-uine.
Present. Cyrus T.. Perkins. Judge Of probate.
Ia the matter of the estate OF Anton Riemer.
deceased. AdOlph Leitet. specia, adm nistra-
TOR OF said estate. having rendered 10 this court
bis Gnai account as sucn administrator.
10 is ordered that Monday. the 1pth day OF
~et tembcr Iu sfant. az l0 o'clock IN the fore
noon. at said probate ofiice. De appointed Tor
examining and allowing said account.
And 10 IS further ordered, that q copy OF this
order be published three successive weeks
pregious t. said day OF hearing in the Grand
Rapids Daily TsFgRAu- iIvEsLD . newspaper
printed and circulating in SAID county ~ Kent.
"a true copy.I CYRUS T.. PERKINS.
Judge OF Probate.
Anotru y. M,soN. Register. sat
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-21

SYRACUSE. N Y. Sept 20 james Coats
OF Providence, r. l., son OF Sir Peter Coats
OF Paisley. Scotland the threadmaker, anc
Mile Marie Jeanne Adam, of Nancy.
France, were married Thursday 81
Cazenovia The ceremony was performed
at Ormond lodge, the summer home Of
George Rutledge Preston, OF Philadelphia.
in whose family the bride has been gov
erness for several years James Coats IL
the manager OF the thread works al
Pawtucket L L, and is rated q multi
millionaire. He is 30 years old. and
widower with grown-up children Nile.
Adam is 81 wears old
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-21

DROBATE ORDER-State Of Michigan. Coun-
1 " ~ Kent. 81 AZ p session of the Probate
Court FOR said County OF Kent. held 20 the Pro
bate D1ics iu tle city 0i Grand Rapids. on
fl- tth day oi september. in the year one
Thousand eight hundred and eighty nine
Present. Cyrus T. Perkins. Judge of Probate.
ll the matter of the estate Ut Louisa Barber.
nuW Ifr rs. minor. Aaron Brewer. guardian
~ said minor. having fled in THIS court his
faai account and res gnatiOu aS sGcn giariian.
Ir is ordered that Monday. tae Ntl dag Of
September. instant. ar No. o'c.ork in the fore
noon. AZ said Probate once. be appointed for
eva amiriGg and allowing said account.
and 10 is iIut lrr ordered. tlst a copy ~ this
order be- published three successive weeks pre-
vi1ls to SAID d7V oi heaIDZ. In the Grand
Rapids Daily Telegram II erald. news
paper printed and circulating ia said County
% hcut.
rs true ropyl CYRUS T.. PERKINS
Judge Of Probate
Aool7H p. Mason. Register sat
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-21
The Soldier. Must Not Vote.

WASHINGTON, Sept 2o.-secretary Proc
tor has received complaints from citizens
OF the new Northwestern States 10 the e.
feet that United States soldiers on ;he
reservations In those States intend 10 vote
at the coming election and requesting the
Secretary TO pr vent IL In reply Secre-
tary Proctor calls attention to the law that
provides but one residence fOr soldiers, and
that at their former home, and says he will
see that IL is not violated
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-21

NEW YORK, Sept 20 The New York,
Lake E4ie Western railroad has a big
suit for damages on its handa The Details
OF the complaint VIII not be made known
for several days The amount claimed Is
81 600. eco, for ALLEGED unjust discrimina-
tion in favor Of several large coal COM
panies, such as the Pennsylvania, the
Delaware & Hudson and the HiiIs.d Coal
& Iron Company. the last Of which the
Erie road is accused OF owning.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-21
THE WYOMING STATE-MAKERS.
Synopsis OF the Measure Adopted by the
Constitutional Convention Defining the
qualifications OF Vo.ers.

CHEYENNE. Wy. T, Sept 20.-The State
hood convention has adopted as part OF the
constitution suifraC' chapter. Femals
citizens are to vote Tho severest
qualifications are requirements that
all electors shall be able 10
read English. shall be ull-fedged
citizens. and have mad six months resi-
6en6e in Wyoming Each stipulation was
opposed vigorously by couple OF corpora
ton ATTORNEYS Ballots TO contain tho
names OF all candidates will be issued by
State oiacsra The provisions will disfran-
chise large number Of coal miners who
have for years voted IN bulk
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-21

OxAHA. Neb., Sept 20 An evening
paper says that all labor unions and broth
erhoods comprising the employees OF tho
Union Pacific system have formed them
selves into an organization which IL TO bo
known as the brotherhood OF Railway
Employees Tho amalgamaJion includes
the brotherhoods of locomotive engineers,
fremen and brakemer, switchmen's union
and Knights oil Labor
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-21

DUBLIN. Sept % A deputation Of Irish
working men, comprising representative
men from many different branches OF in
dustry. are now in Paris for the purpose of
studying the products OF their respective
trades at the exposition, comparing notes
and reporting upon such Improvements as
their tour may suggest 10 them
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-21
a Heavy T.oss.

KANSAS CITY. No, Sept 20 -Fire Thurs
day nj bit entirely destroyed the Kansas
City Desicsting and Refining works at Kan
sas City, han Loss. t75. 600; insurance.
s84.OOO During the progress OF the FIRE
Joe EstinburRer. sn employe. jumped from
a second story window ana John Hslpeep
jumped from tho roof Both sustained
fatal tpfurree
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-21
An Iowa Financier Missing.

wISTERsET. Ia, Sept 20 This city is con
siderably stirred up by the unexplained alb
sence OF J. B Westfall, secretary OF the
Mutual Loan and Trust Company. lie left
last Friday saying that he was going &c
Atlanta and would return next day. lie
did not ret turn, and now shortages that IL 10
thought viii foot up si5, ,ooO have been
found in his accounts He leaves a wife
md one child.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-21

vsREHaM Mass s>pt ~ HsrTick
Ior%7 avsd ~ vas killed IN TIE Frcgfoot
ersnberrv toV Wednes6aT ~ |oseph L
Barron to7 between g ani 97sars O. age.
with pocket snifs While playing wtth
ether hovs ~ TAO ousrTeied snl c.incheo
snd L Rzrron stabbed Lopez ia tss eft
sfss of the ba~k foue1 died -tain thrss
hours. before medical aid rsac5sd him
II Barron isir stodY
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-21

OTTAWA. Ont. Sept 2O-The com-nis.
II ner sent by the Government 70 England
and Scotland in connection with the project
Of coIoniz'ns part OF British Coiumbis
with CrofysTs reports the scheme a failure
The British Government from which assist
snos wns expected viii have nothing 10 &c
18th II
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-21

0~x4r-osa. Is sept ~ IN foTsrsuEh
sho~ pss wrecked - ~ Inws fsrtFsl
t--r+- railss n7Tth ~ this cftv I1ursosF
morning oaae'ng q oss - g. 90 an Grip
rffr~ Two rrer I1e breaking ~ he trs'n
o. down F~s1e csUss1 ths SC dent
As,u Fsrsr uvh wss ~ thf Trecksd trSin
sal vIl trins ssir for damsres sgsl1sf tas
rs ~-aF
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-21

whsHrSo7ox. sept - i 7. L Jordan has
been appointed Assistant Superintendent
of the bureau of Ergrsving and pT Dting
lie has been II the buresa for thirteen
years and "a. Instrumental in persuAdins
Couzrrss - ciscon:nUs the use of steam
- lIrra
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-21
Two Children Burned to Death.

OAKLAND, Md. Sept 20 Information has
Just reached hero of the burning Wsdnes
day Of the house OF Mrs. A. Senbower. two
and half miles from Deer Park The two
children OF Mrs. SenbOwer, aged and
years. respectively, were burned to death.
Mrs. Senbower was visiting the residence
OF her father at the time OF the fire and
left the children at home.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-21

BEAzn, Ind, Sept % Two hundred
block coal miners at Perth on Thursday
voted unanimously 70 accept the fifteen
cent reduction offered by the operators
and 90 to work Monday. Twenty per cent
OF the strikers are already "blscklegging"
in various rninea The famous strike IL re-
garded az virtually over.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-21

wAsHINGToN, sept % Miss Susie Gator.
Of Georgetown, ard Miss Rua Atvell. Of
Alsxandris. two wel.-known young lRdies
were accidentally drowned Thursday near
the latter place by their carriage being
overturned while endesvoring 10 ford .
swollen stream Three other members O.
the partv efCaped
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-21

ssN FEsroTsco. sept - When yurffo.
Field eft for the Esst Monday "a gb. y va
reported that tvo deputy sheriSs socoun
panied him sss bo1y guard Deputy Hs
&c vho kili.d Terry IN defending tbs
fustfoe. "a tbs lstters travelling companion
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-21

crr-uaVr O. Sept ~ -Iae BODY -
Ervirr % IaelsT ~ Lorsin o.. 80 - IL
c~nerr ~ tte rsrhtts Tecot 10 Vh,cn
srrf-srs ~ lax fr.- ecrnz - sso-u
s--sa -Eft ~ss EiessS ~ - rs
sfsstau frrn tf hsrsor las makes
fo..r hr ss r~~cTsrs1
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-21

CRsvToRD BorsgE r s~pt 1-s--
era inches o sn0w nss fallen ou Nouuf
Esshfrgfen sn9 the s1rnriits u-sr h~r- a..
$50 cr7sred u bas raiued hesrffv bsrs
since Vscnes6sv and tbs bsxomst@r fsI
srarr.-r - s~srtnr
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-21

ssrT Isxr T 7 sert ~ -sys Firsrs
sr.eIl - Eaisd I T - gfvsr hsrth - ~
tets-thr~s toTs ard 'kr~~ girls Tb~r
~siFh siFht roaBes alsog-fh~r a. srs
brgal sn1 hearty sua promise - I've
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-21

Vrrrxa sgt - Tiers wss . bea-r
srou-fsii thr0arhout portions - l8sfri,
Thurs3ay Hundreds ~ pesssuts hsd th-ii
O. tsrss covered with sno~ sn6 their crops
serlou9fv 6suageo
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-21

~ Tcsr. seFt 8-Ckriszsn D.yhis.
tkr cfrsaH HsrtfTs ~no shot NJ honsirs
eessvs-r r~-srtiT wss fsrrf Friit- -
u ur1er ~ corossEs 5axT an1 ceroz-issse
= 1as xru13
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-21
I.ouisianss Loss.

NEw OR1EaVs. sept % Late Ihursday
the indications are that the unauthorized
bonds placed upon the market viii amount
70 about $50 cOo Including interest a.
ready paid en- toe fraudulent bonds, the
loss 70 The state viii amount 70 e. poo 600
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-21

NEw YoBE. sept 2)-hsnry Fitzgerald
an eE-convict who on August - knocked
q nan down IN fha street and robbed him
% thirteen cents has been sentenced Il
sixtaea years imprisonrnent az bard labor
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-21


CsT-rF-Tarfr -e1sfHt-lv soi.~s isral
srd a. rnirg - rA srt D c.f --f SOD
rr.rfs. Cuctsrs.tt rarraf o. g ma af ~
for goos 81 ffo-- shipp ~ steers
as- for ~our.. n goof O. = ga1f p 80
tu-~4e~s ei~-~s "a 1cf ~ - g o~ksrs o o.
a r ~ Tsrsns. a 90 ~ for westerns
= -aasaf for Fr.' go o. sozf n for Cows
sre q NaEE fcr rfsror uixes Ete1k &c
n7fis
peqs-Ns-k~t fsiriv serve - r.etirf 80
sftr-tnr a-eourt Prices he0ef - Ioper
ssss rarrec a. q 49, ~ 20 RI e. "a
ar f7r reogh pee'tirf . 81 r<% for r.xed
r.rs irfs
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-21
THE MARKETS

CHICAGO Sept -
FTouR-Qniet ard u CHARGED Sprins
patents. O. 90: siraiqhts. q o0a4z5. BAKERS
sss0aa50. Winter E.teuis. sLoo. Clear ga
Qs5o
WHEAT-Actvc and hsber early but ruled
easier toward noon. Septsn her wzt.dsHncec
shnruiy from Tss 10 SOC. sso essec or laier 1
Mac. December, % 4ees,c. and May. s8s,c ts
slsssc. "
Consecutive and easier. No z s244s2,<c,
No yellow, s2a. l.sst &c. No. 33fR e2c. no
yellow. g. szfo. September. s2is 1s2hc 90
tober. 2i.0S9sc, December, Sl413s.c tue
May. sa3so.
oaTs-ouiet and steady No cash Ipitc.
October. Ifs.aiozc Deos ber. q : aaOc. Nay.
24a 2lsc. Sample lofs steady and fruer
10 & ls9sol.c, 30. WHIT. 2ois aRzs.t: No
.. eNaso.c. 40. whlts 22<0sso
kTE-SieIoy and quiet No. cash. IN stor.
eye September delivery. exc. Octobe-. ssa
sam ses. sszzsc for 10. 2 and <1a<sisc sos
No. 2
BaEIKr-sissoy FOR choice 70 fair bit veal
for lov grades. 10. Z lev grade te roo1 esa
a.. 10. :. gsoo 70 cbo'c. s045tc And No :
O. gs3c. Futuref uesiccted
MISS POHE-Trscirs rather light snc prices
irregular. Price, rsrr>d 81 tiiOo fi.fo fos
cash; go 7s1lli2b FOR October. - mas - -,
Hoveulb.r. enc o. iets - fer Jsruar,
LAHD-Tr.dinr ght and prices stesc-.
Quotations ranged 81 tspsaeoo FOR cs.6s
- ~ t5 ~, Co. September. a rXas 70 for
Ociob~-. snd a. 75-s1s.s9 ~ Jarusry
BUrTKH --crsafus .. g. sar Dslry. s't0fs~s
Pack bc stooa e.
Eecs-Fresn. ,fslssc
Portray Live chickens s1fc psr y
1--we Tursevs. lot.9fic per - liv. Docks "a
y per = I've Geese. . goas o. per oozsn
NV YoRE Ser, -
wHrtT-Fru. Ld1c h.gher. quiet Sep
.sy,te- sssc. Ccfr ser esr a. z "a z.y. 49,,
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-21
REAL7HIs WEALTH.

Dr.. T. g. " ~ Nerve and Brain Treatment.
fx4AE4ntfe4 spc-Ilc foE ly,t-ria. Dizziness.
C1aEu sinl- Fits, Nervous Neuralgia Head
ache. hrrFnu iru1rrati1n caused - the use
o. alcohol or tobacco. Wax fglness. Mental
Depression ouitenin. % tne Brain resulting
fn Insanity aud iaslIg. % misery. decay aat
death Premature Dii Age. E8rrennrss. Loss Of
Power la either sex. Involuntary Losses and
SurrIlffo-rl laeit caused rY over exerti1n OF
81 brain. self. abuse or over lad I'grnce Each
sox contains one month treatment. 81 4 box.
Or six boxes f9r s. selt og mai prepaid On re-
eelpg ~ price
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To cure any ease. With each order received BY
rs for SIX boxs. Acco panied With ). we wlu
seni the purchase our Nrittea guarantee 10
refund 80 money. II the treatment does not
eject cure. Guarantees issued only Oy
" H. Tihbs, Druggist.
Sole AE't. i- Monroe ST. Grand Rapids. Mica-
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-21
pL ICOING.

With the Anskaisomine Company's Plastico
We guarantee % our customers that we will
produce better elects As well as more durable
work than any other wal decorating process
WI MAKE for the same amount OF expense.
whether competing With fresco In water or
OIL. or Whether with finest wall papers. lin
erusta waitou. 0r papier mach ere. or whether
with common papers. We 90 This work either
IA solid water tints or vanished. producing
leather Ike effects. We also make Hand made
v AL Paper or the same principle FOR walls too
BADLY broken or patched Call and see cur
designs aud get dggres. Corner OF ottawa and
Pear sis.. opposite Aersau s AyeTys.
ID. G. HENRY & CO..
Portrait. Fresco and scenic Artists.
Ssd General Contractors.
ALL DESIGNS ORIGINAL
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-21

Cl--rrrr Csr sept ~ n Efre fhs
buIlder - ths rrest lever IN ps~is 70 .r-
r~e1~d hers "a <ovs-nssr - e1iid ths
frfdgs ever tbs 81 Eswrsn~s. which vf1
connect ere irternsfirrs. rnilvss sta -.
Csrso. ~ rscffe sDo -. Cnns1s q cen
Z suors rono from the tflsnrsc - ~. Pa
cihc op ter ewn territory 7 be stinust..s
- Frf iist and Cens1isn snrins.rs srs Gov
tri1gs costing a. p1 90 Eirsfs sor
sc h,s psrtosr. HDs sTs new E~rs ~sH
<s-t< fhst Il .sr - bpilf for e. co. o.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-21
ALL DESIGNS ORIGINAL.

y ffftKfj fsu shor'1 read fh- Currsro
DRlrf Nrvs because if's - fHg~-
HDVaF-- trHtsrf r~-arsrsev There are two
FL..5t s.,l-e, 20 -rerF political question. sri
lHr Danny tEwe gives fh-r beth
e.rl e5l-i frrncss. A party organ
ul-1ilca ore side ard d~ars t1-
of1cr. y . 1fc nan warfr lp
.-t-iicd 7sila I1 tls Essh'on. TIE
fT- ta7 --n- ~ whes Araeri-ln
q irrers expect o. inherit their Do
lt.1sl -pIs.01s. q 1-Y o-zrr % mssc
i1-ir orrn-ard to 10 this tA-v want
a paper ro fsl thern nc fr1ih re-
zarti,-s 1f fh-ir ovs personal pre-
( .rr-ncrs. IL son arr n honest
man. .trdcn-nirnr s1d --if-r,iis1 m m
flonrtr re1s an h.1-1s ard i0r--
pendent rr1re -s per- rad ihe
tHf-t-o Itur Nsus.
rrr~s--f----f.s cs--~irt0r Is r-r ,co n f1~-ovrr
a rtien a v-es--suai b. -lsIs fV rail 1r ca.
a n1nta .lr nar-ls g os.....r --ff CIV
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-21

Sole Art. IL Monroe St. Grand Rapids. Mica.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-03-23

HoN. FRED I. DUBOIS in letter of
recent date writes to u. S. Attorney
Hawley that he is satisfied that Idaho
will be admitted as a State at the
next session of Congress. Fred states
in said letter that he will devote
his time and attention to the matter
of Statehood, and that he considers
all other matters sink into insignifi-
canoe as compared with this.
We commend our Delegate for his
zeal in this respect and in his efforts
in that direction he will have the
hearty support of all his constituents,
be they democrats or republicans.
A car containing 10000 pounds of
the Idaho minerals that were ON ex-
hibition at the grand Exposition at
New Orleans, in 1886, was to-day re-
turned to Gov. Stevenson, as per 9. b.
No. Is passed at the last session of
the Legislature, appropriated $3.50 for
freight, storage, &c; but when the ore
arrived here, there were $40 freight
charges Making deficiency of $3.50,
which the Governor has advanced and
will have the minerals brought to the
Cauital building where they will be
on exhibition.-IdahO Democrat.