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Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28
THE CORPORAL IRE.
Il Is Aroused ~ tie Pubaca rcn
ter his Letter 10 Dalxs1
IEE act 4 gaElGa OF CONFIDENCE.
Mstnsas Adopted a. ths Peaslen One
severely (riticlEed ia the Report -
N&s t1tssex4tiEs Coer Eas tlss-
szt14dlE2 - CSusuae4.

WasEsSeIes. sept - --loTpQE4i Tanner
: Indignant about t1s publezrtoa q lis
lester 20 tIlF4-e DazrlL be is not pre
E4ret > slate = ~elasr g1s .Stlsr l4- leea
ua1s pabls - Private DGl1sL lUlen .-4n-
1l!y ~ whether Aal1sA had allowed il 10
sep cur t1rouga some one - no had accsss
10 rs cu-Essp poulenre aud ssYs that in-
asuucl - tle letter Wss confidential
oao snd not intended foT publication ne
NiI u0g discuss any Ihlag ID connection
wilh iL
Commissioner Ianuar has te.egfapked
Private DzlIsll 10 know NJ ether t8xl let-
ter h4d beea stolen OF had Ie4caea tie p1b-
lie IA some ether manner 70 > Post Te-
pOrser he made the following sta-sment
respecting The Te-rating oI Inst Deputy
Commissioner saith.
The re-s-.ns cases that came before ne
wsre H. batch. Among them ~@s nat cf
DeeuIy Commissioners Sm H. lis case sss
aot macs speclei There we're zine other cases
where tae disabilities were about o. The same
ehar4eteF-Uanlely tne loss q a. arm suc
leg While tas Q1estioa Of re-rat e these pea
sioners wAs uuoeF discuss on taeTs we're pres
eu-in uly once General Les Wailace. GeUer4l
Baruum. u hew YORK. 4ul mere Than = dozen
newspaper Iaeu. There Vas not the sllghtesS
criticism 20 the justice OF re-rsung these
press, including papers Which have generally
Oeea opposed 10 me. As sad before The case
OF tAe DEPUTY Comm m-ss4caeT weat along w4sh
the others.
The Iyening Capital says the report of
the commit sion that Investigated ths Pen
sion once l. gradually becoming known
Each case OF re-ra,ing is taken up sepa-
rsteiy. Deputy Commissioner Smith y Ee-
yerely criticised because he received over
t6c.0 ns re-raung This report
also condemns Mr squireS. especially for
his action IN making cases special IL says
that Mr. Squlres possessed the stamp of Mr
Tanner a Commissioned, and afiixed IL 70
papers without the C0mmissi oner's
knowledge The number OF such cases
"A very large number is given,
and Commissioner Tanner criticised
for his csreiessness IN thus intrnsting
his Official prerogalive 10 a mere private
secretary, VINO violated the confidence re-
posed In him. The names of the Pension
Office officials who caused themselves 10 be
Te-Tated form conspicuous part OF the
report Several were discharged at the
time by Secretary Noble, and they now
point 10 tho fact that the one who
received the largest amount or all-Deputy
Commissioner Smiths still in Office. A
member OF the board 40 made the invest,-
cation intimates that the chief cuiprits are
still In position but will soon follow Mr..
Tanner into private life.
postal card received here from Private
Dalzell says that the writer has information
t:at sx Congressman Brown. OF Cincinnati.
viii be appointed TO succeed Tanner A b.
Campbell, OF Kansas, who has been seek
ing another office, may be added to the list
of possibilities.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28

pEOBATk ORDER-State OF Michigan Coun-
Is ~ Kent, >. At "a session OF the Probate
Court for said County or Kent. held az the Pro
bate once IN the CITY 81 Grand Rapids on
the dth day of September. iu the year one
thousand eight hundred and eighty-nine.
Present. Cyrus r. Perkins Judge OF Probate.
I'm me matter OF the estate OK Louisa Barber.
now Jrfers. minor. Aaron Brewer. guardian
eI said miuor. having filed ln this court his
ansi account and resignation aS such guar lian.
10 is ordered that Monday. the aNfn day OF
september instant az i0 o'clock IN the fore
noon. az said Probate ONCE. be appointed Tor
exam ming and allowing said account
And 10 Is further ordered. that q copy of this
order be published three successive weeks pre-
viouS % said day % hearing. IN the Grand
Rapids Daily Telegram Herald. news
paper printed and circulating in said County
of Kent.
a true copyl ClEJ ) +. PERKINS.
Judge of Probate.
AooLsH E. Mason. Register. sat
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28

DROEATE ORDER-State OF Michigan. Coun
q OF Kent, -. At session OF the Probate
Court for said county ~ Kent. held at tde
probate office. inthe city OF Grand RaDidS.
on the STU day OF September. in the year one
thousand eight hundred and cighrv-ninc
Present, Cyrus Z. Perkins. judge OF probate
IL the matter Of the estate OF Anton kemer
deceased. Atoiph Leiteit. speciai adnlinistra-
tor ~ said estate. having rendered 10 this court
his final account As such administrator.
To is ordered that MoDday. the Dth day Of
September Instant. no II O'Clock in the fore
noon. az said probate Office. be appointed for
examining and allowing said account.
And 10 Is further ordered. thar copy OF this
urirr he published three successive weeks
previous % said day OF hearing IN the Grand
Rapids Daily TrLEGRsN-HERALp. newspaper
printed and circulating in said county of Kent.
"A true copyl CYRUS r.. PERKINS.
Judge VI Probate.
ApoLrH y. NAsoN. Register sat
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28
AFTER THE RESERVATION.
forts to Negotiate Treaty for the Ces-
sfo1 OF tho Mile Lac Lands.

Efforts to Negotiate Treaty for the Ces-
si01 OF the Mile Lac Lands.
BRAINERD MINI, sept 2z.-The North
western Indian Commission has started for
the Mile Lac reservation to negotiate a
treaty for the cesslon OF the lands OF that
ancient people The reservation surrounds
the lower half Of that grea; lake and con-
tains nearly 10000 acres, mixed between
wonderfully rich farming lands and
splendid pine timber. 1t is a remarkably
picturesque region and the LAKE is OF great
beauty and extent Some of the Indians
are cultivating farms there and they will
be allowed To re main. Ths commission be-
lieves there is no doubt Of succssS II so
there is sure to be a stampede for the lands
for settlement.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28
SUNDAY OBSERVANCE.

Resolutions Adopted at the Paris Con-
gress-President Hzrrison's NiewS
PARIS, Sept 2L-Tha Sunday Observan- %
congress passed resolution Thursday 10
the effect that IN cases where the observ-
ance OF Sunday + impossible weekly holi-
day shOuld 90 given 10 employees The
congress also adopted resolution advising
employers no, 10 pay their men on Satur-
DAY or Sunday.
PARIs. sept q In his letter 70 the sab
bath Observance congress President Har-
risOn says; Experience teaches me- that
workers with head and hands need such
rest as the Sabbath alone can give. Man,
whether regarded as an animal or rs an i'm
mortal being, should be assured that rest"
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28

alalsssE Phslgs Presents ~ CsS4slstlAls
- EalezF1x N1ils@L1.

asslsssE FAslgs Presents Bls Css4eEtl-ls
- EaleSr~x b1il4~L1.
EzUrx -SP1 - tam N-i-Sr ? cps
aas as~ 44srl14a 1lalsoss. - gzsss1t-
a. ezsde11A-s L EGpsEox Nlzla1-.
spoke of tAs K~lati14s pst~o~n Ger
alaas 4Z1 ZEs lnl-.8 >-slss - haFss
sever 1sFlats1 Ireal spsa eQs1 4iits. he
9o1l1 saEfk - e9sr. = aa41---a 4Dd z
poss be stre1xthsa tLe n.sfoElez- ffien1-
s1lp ~ L1s reo co~otrles de reF-e = 81
tAe pto-llaels part lsken - tas .-zsesss-
i9silg Germans "a --1l2s L4s Aaleficaa
sI.gg-s tor ta1sa lsnce. saa 10 slucs
pSoDslus LAs u4-0lA ae14rs ~ 10
Uo11L3.
I1s klperor rssp0a1iag spoks in kn-
risA de sal ths Minister'S 1lIer-uess
su411s1 Biua great pleasure trom szs y
youla 10 hae greatly z@4irsa Aa2ertea,
3 koss history. 80 largely e1zs ac1erixsa oy
peace. hzd slWsss sx1-Lsd his especial IA
teEesL Azu0ag lae alaly 8llaea- quz-l --ss
ot E1s A1s-i-zas. -1sit sIlrl- " enterprise
and ssnss " order. sn1 shove Al r1ell in-
Ysu1vs gsnlus a-tE acted tie esJeuueu q,
ths seEl1
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28

LONDON. Sept 2Z-The dead novelist.
Wilsie Collin. was buried at Kensal Green
Cemetery. and the funeral was OF simple
character. in accordance with Mr. Collins
own wishes The famous writer leaves
considerable fortune, acquired from the
proceeds OF bis sto.ies His house. with
ts contents. which consist OF valuable
Sooks. pictures and furniture, is to be sold
st auction.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28
NOTICE TO coz TRACTORS AND
BUILDERS.

Bids viii be received for furnishing mater
llds.rrecting and c0mplet.ngan Asylum build
X llr the Michigan Asylum for insane Grim
ius.s az Iouia. Mich. a. aCcOrdance with
plans and Specifications on Gle az the >uperln-
ffntents offre of said Asylum. Bids wilt De
opened October l1. l.-a and The right 20 reject
any and an bids is hereby reserved
II. RrcH.
JFE0WE CRCyr.
NuEfAr =. fRusRT.
Board OF Managers.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28
The Loco.notIre Engineers, Conrentiop.

CHICAGO. Sept 2I-The annual conven-
don of the Brotherhood OF Locomotive
Engineers will be held in Denver, Col. on
the second Tuesday in October next. The
convention viii partake of an inuerna-
tional character. the delegates coming
from all portions OF the United States.
Canada and Mexico. IL will be a delegate
body Each OF the 40 divisions OF the or
ganization will be entitled TO one repre-
sentative, SO that the convention will be
quite a large and important body The
probability is that IL Will last for two
weeks. there being many questions OF i'm
portance TO the members that will come
IN Cor discussion
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28

CHETENSE, Wy. J.. sept p The Consti-
tutional convention selected Cheyenre ss
the seat of Government for ten yea. . on
until a majority OF the people vote change.
Grant lands may be sold 81 any time FOR
not less than $40 per acre. The coal mine
chapter favors the laborers Educational
provisions are very liberal The cath Of
Office prescribed IN the constitution is ex.
uemelY rig.d and oontempiates abolish
ment Of Doodle campaigns
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28
tho Dehornlng OF Cattle.

louisville, Ky, Sept Z-The Aneri-
can Humane Association adopted resolu-
ticcs denouncing the dehorning OF cattle
as an unnecessary cruelty, and requesting
all State and local societies % endeavor TO
secure a law making it a penal offsnse to
dehorn cattle. dock the tails OF horses or
shoot pigeons and other live birds from
trans
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28
Death of ya.sar's Ex-President.

PROVIDENCE, r L, Sept 81 Samuel l.
Caldwell. d. D.. IL D., ex-president of
vassar College, died suddenly Thurs
day after brief illness from septicaemia,
aged 60 years He was native OF New
buryport. Mass, and for more than sixteen
years was pastor OF the First Baptist
Church OF this city and for seven years
president OF Vassar COllcge
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28

CHcAGo, Sept 27-Mrs. Mary Mcdonald
under arrest in this city for tho lmurder OF
her husband an ex-policeman, was dis
charged BY Judge Altgelt Il was shown
that Mcdonald abused bis wife terrib bly,.
and that although she shot him, bis death
was due more 10 alcoholism than 70 bis
wounds
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28

CEfcssc seps p
rsT~f r-Nsrts1 fnf-iT serve arf r~iras
stesr~ Cice-rsinrs rssree s. a. r1atr = -
rops - stote~ sHppirs st-srst a. ss0z 7f f-.r
r~ur.cr - rrre Co. A. 90 g frr hrte,e-..
ssssrs . as9z 81 ~ sircxe-s =. a.sae rf -
Tsrsrs SO s8s6 90 Vest>rus - So, - -.
F.efs~s ? - ~ p fer Cows AZ > sare "a
~ ir'srsoT r re Steer src R1as
rprs Nsrfrl sct~s - racEfra a~S ~ p
fH.g so~1or- Frfr~s ~ rf-r rzsrs -..~.s
8. A tnzf frr trsf g. ga - f.- ..,...
Dersre -f1sr< 81 ~ r. .-rE 49, n es14 ~
fsr 1ssTT packlns sc 81 ippirs ga
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28
HEAVY FAILURE.

Leading Petroleum Exporters Make
Assignment Liabilities Over $780,
600.
e NEW YoRK, Sept. 2I-Pagenstecher 4
Co., until recently the largest exporters OF
petroleum IN the country. assigned Thurs
day The direct liabilities are stated at
s20, 900 TO $40 900, and contingent iabili-
ties $500, 900. on accommodation accept
ances and Endorsements Tor Andrew Brown,
or Buffalo. Mr.. Browns omission 10 take
care OF this paper is given as the cause of
the assignme.. NJ. Brown is leading
lumber merchant Pagenstecher & Co. have
been thought by the trade 10 be in difficult
" for some time past
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28

LoSDoS. Sess g Two bundTe& eottcn
nil. IN England. vita J. ~. 0oJ spindls'
and 81 90 looms. Viii probably shut dowa
81 order 70 break the Liverpool oouor
corner. thro~ing 81 100 hands out OF en-
pioyment The cotton maIipu-ators vii
be power.ess against such ODDS
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28
BLAZING LUMBER.

The Ohio Falls Car Works at Jefferson
Vile, Ind, Suffer Heavy Loss Through
Fire.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. Sept 2Z-Fire broke out
az l2.3O a III. in the saw-mill OF the Ohio
Falls COmpanys works at JetfersOnville,
Ind, seriously endangering the whole
plant, which covers an area OF forty acres
With the aid OF the psnitantiary freinen
the flames were extinguished, with the loss
of the saw mill and a quantity of lumber
valued at s35, 900; fully insured One hun
dred men are thrown out Of employment
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28

Hazarvr- Pa SEPT n Tie ln'oa
Prohfbisolv Les1ls ~ PernsT TiVsnia he ID
iss frst CONVENTION bere Thursday rit1 10
Gs s4atss ln attendance he platform rs-
cites rha evs ~ ths Tm0r tra@i~ sr1 fs-
vors r~oslff.fr1 Ibe ieag re vii. support
canfiastes Fitaert rssrsrt ~ psrfv w10
hsst rerrssert i-s rT-1c'rIss sr6 urTss tha
r-csrtrs-f-r n rrrt4rftrrr ias7ues
ss-olsbrut tas stste over e. oc vas raise5
fsr ~sn 7scD purposes
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28
ST. Louis WIN Have an Elevated Road.

Sr. LOUIS, Sept 27.-Word has been re-
ceived here from New York that the loan
OF 81. 0OO Geo for the construction OF an
elevated railroad IN this city has been sue
cessfully negotiated by Ladenberg, Thai
man ( Co, OF New York. and that Adoiphus
Bonanzo. a civil engineer OF that city. will
soon be out here TO commence the work OF
fCOus1ruCrion
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28

ST LOUIS, sept q. 1t is again announced
that an English syndicate 10 attempting
to purchase 81 Louis Dreweries and that
the brewers trust or combine has been
offered sl5.0 .000 oo0 for their property an
that IL has been refused
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28

BRADFORD. Pa, sept p. AZ Mount Al
ton. sixteen miles from this place. John
Quinn shot and killed his wife Thursday
with : Winchester rife The cause OF the
crime r. said % BE unjust jealousy. Quinn
claims that bis wife had been intimate With
a man named Brennan
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28

wAsHISeroN, sept q The contract fol
furnishing postage stamps Tor the sert foals
years has been let 20 the American banE.
Note Company Of New lolk the present
conusctors The ordinary two-cent stamp
costs the Government little less than
eight cents UJQ
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28

CREsco. Ia. Sept q This city wa
visited Thursday by Ere which burned J
3. CowarG's store and al the buildings or
both sides OF Main street north % the court
house twenty-five business places ~.
in ashes The Losses are estimated st over
go 600
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28

wAsH1NsToN. sept 27-Puhhc Printer
Palmer has dismissed thirty eight of the
employes in the Government printing
Office They were from al departments
composing room. press room and binoeTy.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28

NEW YoRE. Sept 27.-W hile ding the
funeral Of Colonel Gouverneur Carr Thurs
day Jacob A WAternouse. aged 57, friend
OF Colonel Carr. and q member OF bis fegi-
ment during the wI, feA dead from heart
ciseass.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28

s. PAN. xirn. sept 27 Thurs5sr -
- cr esi of ths season ttns "a Ir this
rv -w - rsVC-ts have been rerafvs1
from raufer - pofrts fn ft. No~tfwes-
a. s1cu hss faaen s. S. Coed sro Du-
lstb. Kim a1s Back River Fsls "a
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28

wAsHfN6ToS. sept - Nfs Emms a
y ood Tie Nife Of George n Wood. a c.orA
81 tue Geological S4rFey once. ~as
burned q death Thursday she dropped
match 4poa . pie Of kincung wood whIca
had accidentally Lcclme saturated VIII
coal OIL. ana tie r-laus lg1lted LEI el0lL-
tuy
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28

ALTOONA. Pa. Sept % William Story.
aged 81. OF this city. deliberately stcpped
in front OF An engine at Boihdaysbufg
Thursday morning and was instantly killed
He was subject % It's Of meIancholr
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28
TREAsURER's NOTICE.


City Treasurer ofce
Grand Rapids. Mich. sept. ~. lao
Notice Is hereby given that the assessment
r1ii for grading. graveiinE and paving the gut
frrs 20 Terrace avenue. from Eifth avenue 20
iiiEh'4nf avenue. IS now in my hands. amt
THAR vil receive payment fhc-eon ior The
rer. 20 twenty DAYS from This itfe. at che
ostCe % fhr city treasurer. rifv halt
ft.nHar t. Prerr.
city Treasurer
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28

HoSG BoN0. Sept 27.--The Temple of
Heaven. at pckin. containing the CREST
throne q the Sacred Dragon has b ae-
stroyeG by Ere
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28

ANTWERP. Sept Pit has been learned
that the Mexican Consul 10 this city. who
committed suicide recently. wac driven 70
the deed by financial trouble through gam
bling
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28
SLEEK CONFIoENCE-MEN

The Two swindIsrs of Tsrner. Wanted
in Many Cites
OTrsvA III sept e. Chase and Camp
bell rhs men who swindieS Tarm Y Glsim
oa- 0f s. 90 were brouCut up for trial
Thursday bat were granted . continuance
% Wednesday sheriff NorTisey has re-
cefred telegraus from paris q TIE
country asking for a description of the
men Ths7 are considered 20 be The cram
nfon confidence n this country. snd
daring tbe last vesr have raked In over
s40 co hT thoiI games
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28
CALIFORNIA FOREST FIRES.
Over $1,000 900 Worth OF Pa.turag- and
L-a- L.a.-.......a LIZ

Over 100000 Worth OF Pa.turage and
Timber Dsvoured by Flames.
SAvrA ANA. Cal. sept be FIRE which
has been burning for the past few days still
continues In the canyons The burnt and
burning district now.extencs over 100 mi es
from north TO south and Is ten 20 eighteen
miles in width over 81 600 90 worth of
pasturaQe and timber he's been desIoyed
In the upper part of Santa Barbara County
II Is estimated that 900 90 worth o. prop
ertv. including timber and feed, has been
DESTROYED during the PAST week
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28

CITY Treasurer 0r--c.
Grand Rapids. Mich. sept. De- 1>si.
Notice IS hereby given fhs' t1e aese7sr2s'nt
r1u for -radinx Thirf street. from she west
I.1e aI stocking street te fha east iila NJ IIr-
coin street. is now iu ms hands and f1af
wall receive payment hfraon for enc period ~
fwrnfv fa7s from thi. date. at fae office % hs
Cts Treasurer. fify HeI.
GE1RGr r. rFRPT.
Nctf fitV lrrasu~sr.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28

TinszRsvI1rE " Va SEP. p Ft's
Rcbhin. the Putnsm County female horse
thief was adiudEed insane ThursdsT. Fer
Tsthsr cave 500 bond and she . now proc
ably Ont of thsstats
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28
HEALTH IS WEALTH

DR.. T. c. Vests Nerve and Brain Treatment.
ssl4rantred specific for HysIrria, Dizziness.
Goa ~ aiou,, Us. Nervous Neuralgia Head
ache Nervous Fro-rrarl0l ca sr1 1y fn- asa
1t alcohol ~ tJDacCO. N al fuiDfss. Mental
Depression -ofteuinE u the brain resulting
~ lHsanl - 4u1 leading c. misery. decay AID
death. Premature U.d AZ sr EArrennVss Loss u
lon-r "a either sex. Involuntary i.1ase, and
Sprfmaf0rrnoea caused by over exrrtl0n -
AZ hral a. SELF abu-c or ovrri iutul g~nc-. bach
AaA contains one month 5 treatment. al . box
Or six boxes for >. s<ut os mali prepaid Oh 70
sslIt ~ prise.
WI GUARANTEE SIX BONES
To cure any case. With each order received by
a. for six boxs. accompanied with s. We Will
sent the purchas-r our written guarantee %
refund ehs money. n The treatment does not
Effect cure. Guarantees issued only ~
" II. Tlbbs Druggist.
Sole Ag't. II Monroe 81. Grand Rapids. Mich
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28
THE MARKETS


CHICAGO. Sept p
FLoUR-cuict and unchanged srr ~
patents. 100. strsiehts e. eDa4 e Bakers.
t2.sD 1s5o, Water patents, 400. Gears. g. Is
03s0
WHEAr-Aclve hut unsettled. with pr.ces
very Irregular September sl't "a s8c. Decern.
ber So, assSc and May stb zf74 Heavy
trading ga Toe ieac.nF futDrcs
COES-Fairy active snd little frm.r SO 2
siNasltsc. No z yellow. 49, s1kc. No =
si.asi<o. No 2 Tellov. a. siac. sep
tembsr. 5lnc. October. 3i1 tSi2c. Drcsr.
ber 1880 Slsc. MAJ. 5st. astsc
OtTs-Quiei ard STEADY. No. 3 cash fq.rs
September. lafo1f.c October 1910 To-.
csmber ishQi9@c Nay. 22Sa2z&o sample
lot. m fsir osrnsr6 sro frmer 80 . - a1c.
No. White a's s4Rsc- No 2 lesoelr 80.
Vhtie - ..H1t<
RYE-Rnlsd sfeadv and cufst No e..t
n store sspfsurer dsllrsrv. gi+r. or. ,fe-.
THo Samples sseess for 80. Z. ana ga
80 for No. 2
BtHrTE-Was q shafs zeassr. 80 o11
zsc "a 4 iov rracs 3D.. gooo ~ 90 80 Z
roo1 ~ eho'ce 41assc. sn1 80 3 ss07D-
HTss PoRF Trading nor~-sts r.c price.
higbsf Prices rsrgse e. 1Dn1I ~ fns
east; taps1 p fcr October s. "a .
for Ncvsnber SIC y s2is ~ q ~ ganuarr
LARD-TFshiaE igrt a,c o. 80 , cher C1o-
tai ons r2rged g. . "a ~ To- -ssf e. -
. p, fcr ssrfefr rhss. - 191s5g. fe- r,errhsr
srt g ssat o for gsrus-s
BrT7rs-crssmsrF. s12se Darn. ssBfsoi
psekfrs steck as1c
Fccs-Fresh ff1Ie<e
TrrfrRY- L+s ctlcF.r. So. ~ =
I. 20 TURKEYS ifaflr per = n~f Darks SO
rsrr 1fTf Geese - rs1t sf r~r oczer
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28

wFvtT-opti1rs fi40a- p .sher ssufsrsher.
ssE4s- - O-fosef ~ee N~~-r rer - e
90. T,.esr ner 80 Gss%r 49, ek We
roHs- nun sd veskrf. HEsf Western.
a o. ~
OsTe-cost ar ste<f7 W~stsrr - <07s.
pr~vrsrors - fesf frscrf~s Pists = -
Frrre r@rs . fFrf rr~k rrtef ar4
s4.a<-. ls.s. 90 ssaifT Err-s prsrns.
E.0fr s. Lard stEcrf s-e orlef. stesnv
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-10-30

ary with . carefully prepared meas.
ure reducing the number Of repre-
sentatives in both branches. But
above and beyond all, I wish to see
every member actuated by = desire
for retrenchment and economy in
the management Of our public at.
fairs. Our public institutions must
be conducted on a more economical
basis than has characterized our his.
tory under territorial government.
This subject, | earnestly hope, will
receive at your hands the most pro.
found attention, and I shall hope ia
see some scheme devised by which
a great saving can be made to the
taxpayers Of the state. If we are
to thrive and prosper az q state, We
must inaugurate a new era of re-
t%renchment, and be prepared tc
practice the most rigid economy in
every department of the public ser.
vice. With these remarks l declare
the senate adjourned"
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-10-30

"Married at the NJ. Il. parsonage
ct Scotland, OAK, Sunday, Oct. IL,
1889, by Rev. L. w. Miller, Mr.. H.
N. Kiplinger, of Gettysburg, OAK,
and Miss Helen Holt, of Scotland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kiplineer arrived in
Gettysburg last Wednesday evening
and are now TAT home" at their new
residence on Burdick's addition"
The above is clipped from Hen.
rvs own paper, the Gettysburg Her.
aid, and is the most sensational
piece Of news we have heard in this
section for some time. People here
who are so well acquainted with
Henry Kiplinger can hardly believe
that he is truly and honestly mar
ried to a woman. 1t used to be a
matter of ~notoriety here that Hen
ry would 60 out Of his way a block
in order to avoid meetinga woman
and he has been known to actually
blush at a pair of stockings hanging
on a clothes line. Henry, we might
60 through the usual rigmarole Of
"presswork," Impressions" "blan.
kets," "small-caps," etc, when print
ers get married, but we will spare
your feelings and only extend to
you our warmest and heartiest con.
gratulations.