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Telegram-herald., 1889-10-02
HEIR TO CASH.


L.zE kkelys.
4 >Iam. ~ ExalEEC1'i 0atare i "a
Tue .lty -geklg Tor hers q the ate
J4cgla 80. x ls cly. AE File 9as 4
proza.n neng citizen - lle p.ace As
lied sonle years ago. -eay-s atoslt
ssQ1o - Is 1-s.1e2 aL19lg els AZ
eompr.sns tao brothers aa1 ole --ler.
The latter married nan - Jh4 aaue
gl Asuriass aEd came 70 tnls cay o. re-
s.is. Aoos1 sees.sy aesr, ago che q I'd
.e-pu5 leo -l.,0fgu. A--1 Is = L-t ta4ll
laat NJ >ltag8 Is SEARCHING. IL las
f5lDs kAas Jenn.e Aeu1AH lYla ~
l l5is alG lA> lEttet lsr record lD
- lsst a. ea.eh tDle she .es. asa
vent Vest. lhe nEsG tENce 0f her /, g.
a r -suI4keE al -57 .oni4-s -st. D. lsg,
sle Has an innate OF gsss Forest llty
Holse Dl Aimy-,t., ln lsst s.se lged a.
- North loDia-st. thea 4 scar later
at - NCt0ll llell-st., and ia isS4 AZ III
A0nrOe-st. Il ls supposed she i now
aFlpi in kansas City, at teaSt she vas
az taat place Two years agO. II found
and u sos i tsle only Oae OF IAe uyo
t@lldren ieit size VII receive $500 81
'sloo0. II the other child iveA tic s0m
vii be divided between them.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-02
MICHIGAN FREIGHT MEN.
Meeting of the Michigan Freight Associa a.
tion Held Yesterday.

A meeting of the Michigan Freight
Association was held in the parlors of
the Morton House yesterday morning,
with the following roads represented:
c. & W. NJ, q. r. & l., D., G. II. * NJ,
D., l.. & Y, l.. ). & NJ. -, VI. c., Wa
bash, +. * z. NJ, c., W. Ss NJ, c., j. y
NJ, c. & y. w, and the C., X. & :.
The JOINT weighmaster of the Grand
Rapids Weighing and Inspectio;
Bureau. J. Z. Hawkins. Aside from
the routine business of the association
nothing was done but the adoption OF
the memorandum of agreement, a kind
of constitution. In the afternoon the
Grand Rapids committee met IN NJ. W.
Roses office and adopted a minimum
rate sheet on scrap iron and articles of
a kindred nature from Grand Rapids to
common points in Michigan, Indiana,
OHIO, etc.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-02
APPEALING FOR AID.
The Mayor of Grand Haven Asks fo
Assistance.

The Mayor of Grand Haven Asks for
Assistance.
The following telegram andproclama-
ton are self explanatory:
GRAND HAVEN, Mich, Oct. l.
To Mayor KHleon, Grand Rapids:
BY reason of 4 great conflagratiOn
occurring in the city OF Grand Haven
October /, 1889, about five hundred
persons have been burned out Of their
homes and left helpless and almost
destitute of the means necessary to
PARTLY rebuild and ref urnish their
homes. BY resolution of the Common
Council adopted on the morning Of the
fire, an appeal for aid from the public
was adopted. and committee, with
the mayor Is chairman, was appointed
to receive and disburse such ald as may
bc contributed. Please send AID IN
money as provisions can be supplied
here. I. W. KIRBY,
Mayor.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-02
DR.. tLMSL|E & CO.,
NoRTH wAsHINGToN-AYE..

Corner Of Genesee Avenue. East Saginaw.
Michifan. DR.. klsmie CO. are company
Of regular Graduated Physicians. who have de-
voted many years 10 the study Of Chrome,
Nervous and Special Diseases. The Phv-
sician in charge II this ofrce is a graduate OF
one Of the leading colleges Of the lnif~d
states and is registered IN both hem spheres
a. an VI. u. This enables them 20 treat a u
private troubles with excellent results. All
sufferers applying 70 them viii receive fhei
bcnest opinion Of their complaint. No -
perimentng 20 Mercury used. They viii
guarantee . Positive cure IN every case they
undertake - forfeit s601. Their reasons Tor
so doing is this fhis-where there is 0rgani C
disease. and nothing but an Inorganic frtaair.
or. ia other words. q cougiomerstion % symp-
toms producing certain results there ls no
reason why il cannot be removed II the proper
remedies are applied. therefore they guafau-
tee. They wish II distinctly understood that
they d. not claim 10 perform lnpoksibi ilifles
or e. iave miraculous powersi th only claim
20 he sAliifui and successful payelcians. thor
ough.y informed I'm fhcfY speciality & hrnnfc
and special 10 sea-r~ OF Wen md W omsn
People residi nc al a distance can. by e1plain-
ing their trouble IN detail hf ffe Z 'd at their
homes. The course OF treatment Rill not iu
any way interfere with their buslress. Aheo-
M secrecy IN al cssrs. Charges moderate.
Address DF. FiNsffF Co. box t0s. Easf ~sE.
nAw Michigan. ONCE hours. 10 io Il n. M. z
20 4snd - S 2. ~. week days Only. Rooms
12ande.
NIB. Consultation and advice free.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-02

Th4 h9ussnoll goo1s lpf {. lsalR1f YEA
arr susit.as 81 pment - tsf4n4 hap
rs 1s l.oat 4nere musa tae sol4et,ltt <
fs.ts.-sl.. asozl4 So.4eN hers llen i1sl
os M "a .l4lel ef el.4sfersse 4A'A tfs'f's
are oeie sd - - e-Se Aele - % t-sss'
ne.s. 81 are cerlaln anal tste ssgs s
rof ~. D4nng as re siaeueS nsie ne
-. nrcres c.in,ssff ! saod AID enter.
rrsE CteFN. sHrl ar 0aV - frf 4A@
H4Feu oaa .l s.1oF~ - ANsfs seq sas'
81 K s.y t.sEt nis eee1g 3 = t.4e1ssf ~ te-
gr-s. sx o0t KcNE lDs sN4klNlr-i. 81
lanlrea, oi veoFls 81 h CAV Mas
.s.ecess attend aLl4--- llfaa1 -t..sa lt.--
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-02
ASSAULTED AN OFFICER.

VIM. Sherwood objects to Having writs
OF Bepievin served on His Wife.
VIM. Sherwood was arrested yester-
day by Deputy. Sheriff Kerw.n on a
warrant for assault and battery. The
complainant Is Constable Pond. who
went out IN Grand Rapids township
Monday ~ serve 4 writ of rcpievn on
Mrs. Sherwood. Nr. Sherwood objected
20 the performance and assaulted Mr
Pond. Sherwood was brought before
Justice Westfal. pleaded not guilty
and was placed under $500 bonds 70 APP
pear next saturday for trial.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-02
A MILL POSTPONED.
The Murphy-Ryan Contest Put on for n
Week.

The sporting fraternity VIII be pained
to hear that the mill arranged between
Jimmie Murphy and Ryan, of Detroit,
to occur near Grand Rapids this even
ing, IS off. Ryan telegraphed Murphy
last evening that the fight would have
TO be postponed until October Q, with
ont forfeit, or his hacker. Alterauge,
would declare the fight off, Murphy
has been TO great expense in training
and fitting himself for the fray, besides
paying for the advertising. He IS
much disappointed at the turn Ryan
has taken, and If he does not show up
Murphy proposes to demand the for
f.ft
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-02
Are You Entitled to q
PENSION .

hxt scl never sprued o. hGvaE GFpiiet
have YEA hrcn rejected lie Sal uret q cuta
pei1Ut FeiialNe aIioI ley o. Asaixs You I -
curiRk yolf jusi riE~tsF
ten aor has ae any Superior aa s 81 ages over
ether Attorney 81 tAs never hrFn q spt-
cis cxamiacr,9 oI "grintigsi eHsmlnef. he
has 40 branch one-a' iis hAs le ions lat
~ disungA she'd mel So feirs - 81 special
SrdcESs Is THE BGsT TEsT OF NEEIr
Tae securing % lcAf one hundred claims ia
n'i'f t6i,g sysf ,g4 +, * fS'I 4ls tHb b6ifGsasi
ls the rsssunc upon which hc invites yso 10
pui your claaAs As hls hsnes. Ma s'.sfi., etss
iof pea. A4as siAtii fNe cialnl u ailt ned hs
does Aoi Ask his claimants &C &C AZ the Hofk,
He Siunfy asks them a. fgrAish The neceA
ssls reformation g. sHuhif iim a. procure fhe
evidence sna a. rae TIE pension - So
carea without furih-f tf,lsbis a. CO. Biailt
Ns usrl f.on - a ling Chaplain 81 fpt 60,
disrs sissne. sA~rr most ot ms Work has brea
dome. las taught ne mat lt Fstt ~ lls NefA
ia securing pensions c-.n safely nt let to ine>.
periensfa hsuds. -, as q rsiie. Go nearly Al
MiDoes 40 DErnnssI PAEEfs' c!4aa q
NfE.IslfNf
Advice gi-en gladly. even if snciler after.
ney has claim "a hand hafe the aeofessss -
several Thousand "a 80 1ltrh At-l ntai is isil-
iAg IL tna sae.f ecgliaoes ~ii 90 vel 10
Yor Wass YorG pesslos ALLoNfI BE,oEs
Auf Du
II you i've rfas lHa1 1ie tine after piHrihf
clA "a ii ~ hands j ca1 guarantee tbuk II
VIII be . lowed 80 m "a you can enlos sNAS of
H. 81 lrs~i.
call uron or sd6ress me AZ Michiesa SOL
oiers homs or - Neftt i1iayc, e.si'
6lAud Rapids Telephone sti al tie Home.
az 20. als. Hoping 81 receive shsFe 81 souf
Ga =. D. bfh~oN,
Solicitor of Pension
Grand flsp4ds nich-
Please mention tlils paper.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-02

Tho ra road station at Bav View
having seen closed for the season. H.
r.. saunders. the station agent. has re-
turned to fh's ctv and resumed charge
of tfe ~ r. & uptown telegraph
Office NJ. Baker. who had charge dur
.n- Mr. saunders absence, VII stt ssas-
e.starrt
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-02

trRAND RAPIDS, OCT. ], Icos. J
T. he People Of Grand Rapids:
The foregoing telegram from the
mayor of Grand Haven, speaks for
Itself. IL pursuance thereof ! hereby
request that all persons who feel intcr-
csted in behalf of their distressed neigh
bors OF tine city of Grand Haven, 10
meet at the Common Council room,
city hail, ~ o'clock p. m, on Wcdnes-
day evening October ?, to take such
acton IN the matter as may seem
proper - them.
JoHN KIILEAS,
N1vr~
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-02
Wise people buy and druggists sell it.

Ellen II. sheldon, of Washington, d..
c., Will lecture on the Science OF Mind
giving Laws of Mind and their applca-
ION TO Health, at the Ladies Literary
Club Rooms, on Sheldon-st., Wednes-
day, 100 p. III. The public are n
ylted
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-02

Tie ladies Of the advisory board Of
the Emerson Home soilcit orders
for ali kinds OF piain sewing. Children :
underciotl - and general mending Tor
gentlemen speciality. Orders - be
let, with Mrs. +. 4 Mosciey, corner
prOspcct and Cherry.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-02

Mrs. Emma X. Carpenter has re-
turned and Viii resume her vocal classes
Wednesday. Mrs. Carpenter can be
seen every day, from 10 to y, at Geo.
ID. Herrick 4 Co.'S. FOnntain-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-02

A clergyman after sears - sprefit'
and Y2uly lra .ls every Know fsiAcat .
AE Gsg found q rac. ~ nAi1f cy-a fiSteiF
cured anl s2fe1 0-n rToni ce~ti.- AAs
sureT,E sending = sell. addressed STAN
ped slytlops u Prof J. 4. Ia" renee,
IS WaIfen-1s.. New AoIk CITY vi Io'
celYe Iha Iel - .Iee Of charge.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-02

The United States aarhor surveyors
have looked over toe ground st Petos-
sev. 7nt t8ror tne con sfructcn of a
Hr7ssv7tgr Congressman Wheeler
u. u1N trv 20 o. an appropriation.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-02
SICK IIendarhc.

lOose's Red Clover Pills cure Sick
II eadache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, and
Constipation. -5c per box, B boxes
Tor 81. For sale by White II White,
druggists, Morton House block.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-02

To satisfy yourself that the Vinegar
Furniture company lsheadquarters for
fine goods, made up first-class for the
least money, look over their display in
Manufacturers Hall and get their
prices, 10 bc convinced that they carry
the line that D. e IS the approval OF the
general pnhlIc.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-02
An Epigrammatic statement.

Is there anything IN this world so vile
As the pestilent presence OF p)tea biiey
We have II, we hate II, we all revile
The noxious nausea, as did Carlyle.
But why bewail what soon Is mended?
Take 7. 7. p. and have lt ended.
All praise the power OF "Pierce's Pei
let.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-02

For the finest line OF Parlor goods,
new styles. extra goods for the least
money, visit the Vinegar Furniture
COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-02

A pool tournament viii take place at
the White Elephant pool room, 80
Caual-st., October -. All persons DC
string 70 play should enter by October
Il. The first prise Is $50, second, SO,
and third, $3.50. Entrance Zee, 3.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-02

Miner. at - MonrOe-st., IA prepared
10 take orders for seal and all kinds OF
fur garments. fur trimmings plush
and fur robe. etc, etc.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-02

For cook stoves, heaters. wood or
coal, 60 to the Vinegar Furniture Com
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-02

Miner, - Monroc-st.. has the best
. 80 and = hats in the state.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-02

For pillows, c0mloriahies and blank
cts, 90 to the Vinegar Furniture Com
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-02

vr~ sf-sff r~sr 7pf z sr~S-
~ lAnr r~e tsrerffrt tf g =
fe~-ffs rs~-rr f1<~r Pee - -
49, -nel ss--gfrlf ~-s>s arif
81. Tatrr vn beir. 'Tr Tegr
fs~ srf have ro-r-fi q
81 ~ - - Ir- s5.s q
f-fr-esls ~ ~'fv.~- trf ~ eVCf-
Ir.eff 81 .rrr fisffT hErs
Az ff-r en rrr war fr
trirr sr~.fsr-rfst rss,inr rrst
- fr.e~-r- isr~iF Ser tar 2
~rrs pff ns-crrf ~ Irif-r
r-.dnz irrr -ts tsnrs sf v--r
~tH rr-r Nrr riH oras- ral--
~s-.r- ~~ ~ H
t.re h--ns ~ llfftr aFvf.
the -rFs-syfrr1 ers ff- g. s+
- H 20
s.-r~rf - .tr- -t - - II f-s~
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-02
HEtlTH IS WEALTH

Dr r. q Vests eve acc Drain Tyrafmest
tg8aTantrfc Krs D. fq Hrsfefia. Irt pest,
f0nvufsirrs. fifs Nervous hfurnIf'a. tea1.
srhs hrrvrus Pf.sfrstlor ea1eff - ~ 80
q Hirrhn. - fffl1rr0 81 afrt rtHir~es. hef "a
Depression @pf,entrg ~ 49, brain resaitinE
ir lussnts srf ieadlrg - 2 iseff etnsy h'i1
easff frfuafrrt fff r. tavrerus~s Laes ~
THvfT n eifneT esf irroItrfffT tf'-e-f 80
f-Yerrrefssrrl e-ee -rGsef ~ nf~f ~r~rftnr -
g. trxtr seIf sAuss ~ ever Hfnlfrr,e terh
~ eorfafns ons rroHff tr-stmetf 2 boa
- a. brrvf fof s sert - ma prepaie ot 70
e - ~ frfls.
WI oUARArTrR sfr poxrs
=, 49,. - ~.as wfsf en~f rrfef -sre iTef -
a. f,.t .e'f frrr reerrr psrier vtff 3. 80 HiI
49, ftrs s,f-ef.ase- ouf Ertfff E.ertrt~< -
rsfs-rf - rnng5eT If go tres NEST co~s npt
sfefg furs s-ara1tees lsstat pa3 ~
w Thbs Druggist
a.. tr-t. II Henros g.. Grand hspits Hiss-
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-02

For an extra large oak rocker. with
plush seat and back for $3.50, so TO the
Vinegar Furniture Go.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-02

For pillows, cOmlor;ahies and blank
cts, 90 TO the Vinegar Furniture Com
pany.
For an extra large oak rocker. with
plush seat and back for $3.50, so TO the
Vinegar Furniture 60.
60 70 Miners for the best $3.50 or s.
that in the stat.
sIrs. Nellie Bucklsy's
Fall opening Thursday, Friday and
saturday, October 2, and 5. No
cards.
For carpets. rugs. window shades,
draper.es or curtain poles. 60 10 the
Vinegar Furniture Company.
For fine oak s.deboarI for SO, 70
t0 the Vinegar Furniture Company.
For an Dle-ant ANTIQUE oak finish
thrae-p,ele bedroom suite for sc e. 70
t.a Vinegar Tur tnre Company, l23.
l21. 127. IZg South IlFS0u-st.' corner
Of Cherry-st.
Pears is the purest and best sosr
ever made.
Farfa1 racks. certer tah'es pliA
extension "a -.es. C8a.r- ar. rockers. Cl
70 the Vinegar In-nigTe Company
AlId se3se< of a.en are cured by Dr
s. cay Todd. - N0nroe-st.. room T.
Tor . freme rn rs rea rarior suits
arI rrsat rerev 90 se.ef from -
ot.e Na 18r farntars Company.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-02

Pear. j. The purest and best soap
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-02

F0r carpets. ruCs. window shades,
draperles or curtain poles. go 10 the
Vinegar Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-02


Fall opening Thursday, Friday and
saturday, October 3, 4 and 5. No
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-02
IL. Nellle EnckIet,.

60 70 Miners Tor the best 81 50 or s.
that in the Stat.
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SChuDeIIlan &EVanS, ~ > - = Ss; s;;i: ;;
s@iHenSwerthe SaMem.

IS 1T gefdbrlid tpdbrenb zines Sepitters unter es
mem bpben 8aum pber nabe einen, Ebnrit au lteben.
Ste 9ibipeitlide Ode bs &elers 1T Der iiferite
GIab tudbreno zines gpclons.
Seine Mebicin lit 10 aIsernei bon @rfols bet arant=
belt, as ride 2uft uno Spnnc IN.
Gusblaien bes @nsliftes beim afenseben 1T
ldderlid, aber ntbt fir iolde, bic es %prObiren.
9ie gsisconfien Central 1T bic pppuldrite 2inie 5tpi=
iden Minneapolis, ct. Saul, Miliuaufee II. Chicago,
Sie 8ise p~erlaiien MtinneapOlis tdglid nm 6.25
ytadm. ct. Saul um 7.15 Madbm. nit burdsebenbe1
Gulman SdIafpasen. &pmine1 an in Mhltpautee I'm
7.27 une Chicago I'm $50 am %foI9enben Nursen.
Sriibithd tpirb in ben Speiietpagen iernirt.
Gbe man cine &eiie a%ntritt, boIe man ih INNER erit
Snformation bel einem superldiisen Eidet=Nsenten.
0ireenbs tuiro Iolfe bereitpiaiser ~gesebert, as tn Der
Stabt S,fet Office Der @isconiin Central So. 10 Ni=
cplet Spuie 8lpf, Minneapolis, unb 1852 OF 8. Ctr.
@fe Sadipu Ctr, ct. 9aul. 8riefe limb 5l aoreiiiren
an gbas. 6. Siror, @itb 8aienser uno SidetGsent.
ct. Saul. s. $. gnipn, General @Drtbiueftern Taf
ienser Isent, Minneapplis, pber 2uuis @dfein Ifift.
General; Iaienaer unb SifetzNgent, Wiliuaufee.
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Winneapulis 9rp @oubs g.,

@fe 5. Ctr. II. Mico1let Ipe.,
I'M Spnbicat 8lpd baben bebeutenbe
&eouctionen in Slaneqen semtadt.
@aoD blau se5ierte SlaneIe, niemals
unter 20 Gents perfauft, jebt Is gts.
Die Is Gents lualitdt lit auf 20
Gent berabseiebt. @roBe Iusmabl
in carrirten Slanellen in blau, l6war5
ROTH unb i6war5 unb metB niemals
unter 33 Gents perfauft, jebt 26 gts.
&ptber Slaneu, 33 3pl1 brett, 19mer.
wei9 uno fein, INNER fir 70 Gents
p%erfauft, jebt IS Gents, Die IS Gent
Aualitdt, 80 3ua brett, nur so Gent
Die Yarb. @roBe Bargains in Ser
ren=l1nter5eusen, &ameel's Saar unz
ter5eus, ale @rDBen, friiber $3.50
jebt $1.25. Sdwere Merinp @ez
lten unb Splen fir Damen 81 Gents
per Stiid, better mie lolde, Die 5u so
Gents perfauft merben. Site unb
&appen fir Damen unb &inber aus
@oae, wertb Csc, 75c, S5c uno mebr,
a0e gum 1elben 8reis BON 25c.
@66ne wOllene Saultbanoi6ube BON
10 gents an, Before fir Is unb 20
Gents, iiberbaupt Itlas mas lit Seioe
uno 8Ol1e 5u baben lit. @rOBe Ausz
wabl in sefiitterten @lace San6=
19uben BON Is Gents bis 5u $3.50
per 8aar. @ir MAIDEN auf un1ere
Ius1teluns BON 8I6ern fiir Die
Seierta9e aufmerflam. 8ir baben
oafir seiorst, ooB mir bas 8eite fir
oas ueni9ite @elb liefern fDnnen.
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Der munnerer.

8enm 2ente @isentbum baben, mel
Dies perl9uloet it, pertaui6e ib es
9e9en anberes, mel6es fret 1T. 6 + a 3.
q. 9. @eibe, 366 Saf1pn ctr.
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NotthWeferM

Guumon shIaftpaaen aeben ebeufans burd auiffen
Duluth, guperipr nnb Chicago, Gdnel5ige fabren
siuiiden minneapolis. ct. Saul uub aanias 9itg.
Dining Cars iinb on alien SurdSigen iibsr oteie 2irie
stpiid1su WinneappIis, ct. Ianl unb Chicago uno
sipiidem ct. Saul nnb 8anias 9th. Sos Chicago II.
Rprthipeifern Gnftem BON 2inien, beitehenb aus per
Chicago, ct. Eaml, MinneapDlis nno Snaha, oerebt=
ganen GtIenbabnen (aIe iinb ~an9e5eigt alsytprt9=
peitern Qinie) geben burd cine bid %beiieoelte @egeno
unS erreidben ahe sr6Beren Stdote lnb S5rieI DE in
%eiienbe iib cine Qinie silr1 Sfeiien ausiud,en. fol=
len lie nidt ~peraeiIen ib cine 9anbfarte nebftgelfrei=
buno AM peridlaffen, oieieIben iino in alien @iie1oagn=
Stafionen iii baben ober Direct bon Der Qanpto1Fee.
Nan ~abreiiire
%. S~ensooIe. GenT. Baf. Mgt.
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E x G u S N E N
&actfc> &Mfe,
Sbabp, @aibington, Oregon

8eiIenbe perben einselaben, fid)
elmer unlerer srpBen wD6entli6en
grcuriionen nod 9elena, Spp :
fame Sails, Seattle, $50 +
u1b allert anberen Bldben Der
8acificz& iiite, an5uidlieBen.
Grimnert G1td,
baB bie Mortbern 8acific%8abn Die
ein5ise @iienbabn lit, Die 3aiiosiere
na9 ben obensenannten Rldten NIT
bireften 3isen obne @e9iel bef6r@
bert. MQe un1ere 8aiia9iere fDnnen
ben gploniitenzs 6lafmasen ben gam
gen @es BON Chicago, ct. Saul ooer
Minneapolis benuben, unb baben
bas 8ripilesium, ii6 5ebn Gage an
alien 9tationen in @aibin9ton Serr.
aufubalten. 8erionen, Die lire So
milien, Srauen uno &inoer nafton'<
men laf5en uolIen, tperben es INNER
au ibremG ortbeile finben, Die 8iaette
bon rns 5u faufen, oa mir thinner
einen Manr1 mitlenben, I'm lie in ben
redten Bug 5u besleiten unb ibr Sc
.Gd su "checken".
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pioenen Rprnptpire 1no infer eigenes Rerional in
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90 gRalbinetpn Mpenue Sib, WdnneapDlts, Wt1ar.
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audi 2ots obne Gn5abluns on 2eute,
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ftanoe finb, bieB 5u tbun, sebe id
9ilfe. Sd beoarf rlur elmer Nn5abz
lung BON 10 8roc. bes @ertbes unb
sebe mebr 3eit in &ranfbeitsfdllen.
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ct. Clemens tmtertisumes. gcreim.

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unb Duluth unb ct. &auI unb Miblan6 limb Ynnrian
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Sene, bic &rbeit 81 geben ipilnlhen, iptpte Sene, bic
Grbeit iuden, m69en fm1 9~efGni9it on oas obi9e Gontite
rpenoen.
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