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The Delta independent., 1889-04-02

When the boys, some dozen in all, had ar
ranged where they would meet, near the
aforesaid corufield on the following even
Ing, Bob told them that he was going to
have hunt for coons himself. and he want
cd to bet the drinks that he would bag more
coons and have more fun than all the crowd
besides. or course the bet was taken, red
hot, much to Bob's delight. By the way,
Bob has some half dozen coons that he
were very small. that are now thoroughly
tame and domesticated. Late In the after
noon OF the following day, had you been
there, you would have seen Bob, with his
big coonskin in his pocket, his dog
"Greaser" and bag on his back, in which
he had placed one Of his tame coons, at the
place where the boys were to meet . few
hours later to commence their hunt. Fol-
lowing small stream that came meander-
ing down through . rough, precipitous and
almost impossible ravine, Bob took his
way, leading MIR. Coon through the rough.
est and most impenetrable places he could
lind. After a cireuitous and toilsome pii.
grimage OF some two miles over ground
almost impossible In daylight, Bob entered
q big blackberry patch Of some two
zagged backwards and forwards leading his
coon, leaving . trail as tortuous and crook
ed us complete monogram Of all the let
ters OF the alphabet from A to 2 would be.
Dy tnis ume tne snaues oil nlgnt were gath.
ering around, and Bob. somewhat dilapi-
dated in appearance and tagged out in limb.
perched himself on log after rebaSging
his tame coon, and proceeded to get outside
Of huge lunch which he fshed out of one
Of his many pockets.
Bob's dog was soon inside the coon's
skin, and the transformation was 30 per-
feet that 'Greasern did not seem to know
himself. Bob secured the coon skin as
well as possible in Its place, and he had his
hands full for the next few minutes in keep
lug dog and skin both from making their
escape. But rs lively time as Bob and
"Greaser" were having It soon became very
evident that theirs was only patch beside
the time the boys and their dogs were
having, who had now struck In to the op-
posite side OF the blackberry lot.
Xxi. yi, yi," went the dogs, while the air
was crimson with the oaths and screeches
Of tho boys, as they ploughed and tore
through the briars. Nwss very evideut to
The Delta independent., 1889-04-02

The readers Of this paper will bs pleased
disease that science has been able TO cure
In nll its sti,gos, and that II Catarrh, Halle
Catarrh Cure is tho only positive cure now
known to tho medical fraternity. CatArrh
being constitutional disease, requires o
constitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure IL taken informally, acting directly
uron tho blood and mucus surfaces Of tho
system, thereby destroying tho foundation
OF tho discase, and giving the patient
strength, by building up tho constitution
proprictors have 10 much faith In its curm-
tive powers. that they otter Uno Hundred
Dollars for any case TINT Ii fails TO cure.
Send for list Of testimonials Address
r. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
tE- Sold by druggists, 7bc.
The Delta independent., 1889-04-02

"Is that a new joke to YOUR asked =
friend one day recently of Mr.. Coon when
the relater had departed.
s'No, / have heard 1t often for the past
ten years, but what could do but laugh
when he said it was funny joker" he re-
piled.
Ex-senator T. G. Plat bas quiet, seri.
GUS looking face, but he is q good laugher
and quick to see the humorous or absurd
point.
He is fond Of jokes with points to them
sharp enough to tickle, whether they are
well told or not.
The Herkimer statesmen, ex-senator
Warner Miller, has at long intervals spor.
adic outbreaks CT the genuine polite guttaw.
He does not care anything for the pun style
OF humor. The recent controversy about
Sappho and who she was did not interest
him.
The plumed knight, James G. Blaine. has
magnetism in his smile. and music In his
he. he ha. ha. There IL nothing from the
rich humor Of Fielding to the racy para
graphs in tho daily newspapers but what
reaches some responsive chord in bis men
tai nature. Even his residence In Maine,
where humor Is supposed to be sterile and
not at all indigenous, has not affected him.
state, has breezy western gufaw, that
stamps him at once as healthy robust
laugher. He Is fond of fun that has prac-
tical turn in 1t. The effete jokes Of the
east, while he thinks they haye beudoir,
aristocratic coloring, he enjoys more as =
buresQue on the real western article than
for the points they may convey.
Senator John Sherman Of Ohio is any.
thing but robust cachinnator, and his po-
ttical enemies urge for that reason that he
10 cold ard mot magnetic. Senator
Sherman's he, he, ha, ha 10 In miuor key,
and is more effective In a small psr!or
among . few friends than in q large hall.
The keystone state has some fne and
virile cachinnators. Senator Matthew
Stanley Quay has subdued but very eneo-
tive laugh.
The Delta independent., 1889-04-02
nn oENu,NE9

Probably thousands Of people in this
section Of the country, and this section
ls no exception to any other In this re-
spect in the United States, have read
the report said to have been written by
Prof. 8. A. baltimore, PHI. D.. LII. D.,
Analyst Of Foods and Medicines, New
York State Board Of Health and Pro-
fessor of Chemistry In the Rochester,
N. Y, University, stating that all of
the Safe Remedies manufactured by H.
H. Warner & Co. were pure and whole
some, nor did any of them contain any
mercury or doleterious substance. To
shorten the controversy, however. we
will give Prof. Lattimore's report en-
tire:
UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER,.
CHEMICAL LABORATORY.
Mr.. H. Ii. Warner has placed in
my possession the formulas OF
the several medicines manufac-
tured and sold under the general
designation of Warmers Safe Reme-
dies" have investigated the pro-
cesses OF manufacture which are con-
Quoted with extreme care and. accord.
ing to the best methods. Ihave taken
from the Laboratory samples Of all the
articles used in the preparation of
these medicines, as we'll as the several
medicines in which they enter. have
also purchased from different drug
gists In this city Warmers Safe Rem
edies," and upon critical examination
I.fnd them all entirely free from mer-
cu'y and from poisonous delete,iosss sub
stances.
S. A. LATTIMoRE, Phi, D., Ii. D.
Analyst of Foods and Medicines, New
York State Board Of Health, Profess
sor of Chemistry, University Of
Rochester, N. 7.
We cannot think that firm Of the
standing of II. H. Warner & Co. would
dare publish such statement II it
were untrue, and we now have that
firms authority to say to our readers
that it is absolutely and unqualifiedly
true in every particular.
An old cider drinker who has . worry red
nose called 1t his "apple blossom"
The Delta independent., 1889-04-02
Must Do Something.

A Chicago paper contends against the God.
given right Of women to have Mysteries. Il,
says that an Indian woman who lately sought
an office before the legislature Of that state
was defeated and straightway went into
Mysteries. That shows plainly enough that
women will not lose their femininty In poll.
tics. The Chicago paper does not know how
to make proper deductions. II II had been a
man who suffered defeat he would have got
drunk, One must do something.-Omaha
Herald.
The Delta independent., 1889-04-02

1t is amusing to see people with their
faces drawn as II they had swallowed a
feather and it was tickling their lungs and
sneeze. Now there Is no need of "making
faces" A bottle of DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup will draw your face back into a
smile.
Kings are like stars, they rise and set
They have headache, cuts and burts like
meaner men, and are just as sure TO call
for Salvation OIL
The Delta independent., 1889-04-02
THE DOG AND HIS ULSTER.
It Was Borrowed fiom Raccoon for q
Midnight Excursion.

Bob Endicott is curious cuss, generally
considered mon compos mentis,n in the
town of his nativity, ''Black River" Wyo-
ming county, N. Y.
He is the "butt'' OF ali thU jokers and
loungers Of the town, and when last week
he showed up at the corner store. where by
the way, you can buy anything fro,n paper
of pins or ladies' hustle to moving ma
chine or a back handed reversible auto
matte cider press or gin mill. he arrived
Just In time to bear Joe Slccum tell of the
depredations the coons had been making in
Josh Manning's corn field, some three
miles from the present rendezvous. Bob
took it all in, and when some dozen or more
Of the boys decided on a coon hunt the fol.
lowing evening, he thought he would have
some fun, and if possible, at the expense OF
the boys.
The Delta independent., 1889-04-02
con,vmption Surely Cured.

70 the Editor: Please inform your
readers that have q positive remedy for
Consumption. BY its timely uso thous-
ands of hopeless cases have been perman-
emily cured. shall be glad to send two
bottles of my remedy FREE to any Of your
readers who have consumption, II they will
send me their express and =. 0. address.
Respectfully, T. A. SLOCUM, M. c., 1s1
Pearl ST., N. Y.
The Delta independent., 1889-04-02

Wa. RoBERrs, M. D.. Physician 70 the
Manchester, Eng, Iniirmary and Lunatic
Hospital, and Professor OF Medicine In
Owens College, says: ''Dccp sleep, nerv-
the lungs, ,or violent Inflammation, ANY one
Of them, 70 symptom Of kidney trouble D
Warmers Safe Cure II the only reliable and
guaranteed remedy for kidnAy disordsrs,
The Delta independent., 1889-04-02

Happiness waits on health; and when
wealth is added what moro IL wanted, even
In Coloradoi Canon City has tho best eli.
mate and most fruitful soil In tho State.
Come and investigate. Chamber Of Com
merco, Canon City.
The Delta independent., 1889-04-02

The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe X. X.
reduced the running time Of their vestibule
Express tone OF the finest in the WORLDLY
three hours between Kansas City and Chi
cago March 24th making tho run between
the two places In sixteen instead Of nine
teen hours MS heretofore
The Delta independent., 1889-04-02

VINO climbs too high goes TO fall. The
crest danger Of letting that hacking cough
should be at once met by using
Warmers Lo.. Cabin Cough AND
CONSUMPTION REMEDY
It is reliable and harmless remedy.
The Delta independent., 1889-04-02

hand, until every ono had closely examined
1t. Surprise, anger and CONSERVATION, each
in Its turn seemed to prevail, but not one
could answer the copundrum, "whAt had
become of the coon.
The Delta independent., 1889-04-02

Bob, rs ho secreted himselfin huge bunch
OF bushes, in small open place in the
woods, that the boys had been working
their pocket hasks for all they were worth
in the blackberry patch. At last they broke
from the brush and neared Bob's retreat,
dogs and all. and ragged, tired, forlorn
looking set they were, us they approached
our hero, with the moon shining brightly
upon them. The dogs seemed 10 have lost
the trail, and they were circling wildly
about. until at last they made q bolt for
the clumPof bushes In which Bob was
concealed. zfsA4
When they were close by, Bob gave bis
dog "Greaser." coon-ekin and all, mighty
kick. and he shot forth from the bush into
the face OF the mob like rocket, and now
the fun commenced In earnest.
II 1t had been lively before 1t was light
ming itself now broke loose. The sight Of
the supposed coon fairly crazed both dogs
and boys.
For the next hour there was such mix
ture ofnotss and motion on the part OF
dogs and men that Bob rolled on the ground
and laughed until his sides were sore, and
he was forced 10 desist from sheer exhaus-
tion.
In and out of the blackberry patch, back
and forth the circus went, until the dogs
were clean tired out. At t, in q dense
growth of bIiars and underbrush, the un.
equal chase was ended. Some way or other
no one knew how, "Greaserp slipped out of
the coon skin and when the boys came up to
the dogs they were having . lively time
shaking the empty skin, and when at last
they captured It they were all completely
nonplused. What did 1t all meanl Had
they not all seen that same skin dozens OF
times during the fracas, running aud jump
ing like mad, living, substantial, intensely
lively animal. When the boys came fully
to realize the fruits Of their chase, they
were surprised. but dumbfounded. before
dog Greaser securely nestled beside him In
the densest part Of his ambush, whero both
remained intensely quiet, and watched the
proceedings, - the boys and their dogs.
all greatly excited, filed out Of the shadows
Into the bright moonlight, close by Bob's
retreat. a
The Delta independent., 1889-04-02

Browns Bronchial Troches" are widely
known rs an admirable remedy for Bron-
chitis, Hoarsencss, Coughs and Throat
troubles. Sold only In boxes.
The Delta independent., 1889-04-02
Happinoss and kiealtl

That Capitol ceiling ut Albany IL mot q
capital ceiling, although there was Q good
deal of capital put in t.
The Delta independent., 1889-04-02

It makes difference about man s value.
whether you take him at his own estins.
ton or that OF his wife.
The Delta independent., 1889-04-02

II aflicted with Sore Eyes, use DR.
Isaac Thompson's Eye Water. Druggist.
sell IL. Is cents
The Delta independent., 1889-04-02

We have Just discovered why there Is
such struggle among leading Samoans to
be king-that ofiice pays SO month.
The Delta independent., 1889-04-02

A disgruntled Georgian says that with q
mustard plaster and two green flies he can
reproduce tho climate of Florida.
The Delta independent., 1889-04-02

When baby was sick, We gave her Castoria,
Whom she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became hias, she clung to Castorta,
Whom she bad children, she gave them Castoria,
The Delta independent., 1889-04-02

The skillful mariner, strange as II may
seem, is hardly ever grounded In his craft
The Delta independent., 1889-04-02
@Ioo REWARD. eloo.

II Mrs. Frank Leslie got e40O, 900 for her
weakly publications, what would the
atrQng ones be worth.
The Delta independent., 1889-04-02

The professional sprintcr NO doubt keeps
n running accounts with his bacxer.
The Delta independent., 1889-04-02
Denver, Colorado.

Tho 81. James hotel of Denver u highly
praised by all who have been It's patrons,
The location is most central, appointments
elegant, and tho table exceptionally nno.
Tho house 10 worry popular with people
from this district,
The Delta independent., 1889-04-02

It isn't the lady that wears the most din
monds who appears the most brilliant.
The Delta independent., 1889-04-02

The worst scald or burn may BIO cured
without q scar If Coles Carboiisalve 10
promptly used. 1t instantly stops the
pain Sold by druggists at 25 and 80 cents
The Delta independent., 1889-04-02

''I am DONE" says the President. with
the wise augurs now for the stupid bores. 7"
The Delta independent., 1889-04-02

Tbs French explorer Champlain LES bup
led bsasath aight a stAin IN onsbes,
The Delta independent., 1889-04-02
North Knowing.

Ifs detective wants to catch cold he can
get clue by sitting in draft.
The Delta independent., 1889-04-02

Tho proper repast to be served after
card party-a game supper.
The Delta independent., 1889-04-02
90. WhlZZl"

An old cider drinker who has . very red
lose called it his "apple blossom"
The Delta independent., 1889-04-02
MIRACULOUS ]

That dainty Indy tripping by,
How light her step. how bright hcr oyc,
How fresh her check with hcalthfui glow,
Lil<o roses that in Maytimo blow
And yet fsw wccks have passed. away
Since she was fading, day by day.
Tho doctors skill could naught avail;
wcakor sho grow, and thin and palo.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-19

Prom Jack lisAedlck. Married Tines
fiass. 80 his p~afesi Chuio-

Prom Ja,h I.snsdick. Married Tines
Hass. 10 iIis D~aresi Ciulo.
DrtH foN J fnl fiai ir parking - NV
dues - send to the house / really forgot to
picA out - let ~ i-Inre whiDl j n'eaut 10
distribute a.uta. tle boys j con uaut
auy - fhe fellows iO f.ri that 1 iefi thefu
without some iiffic reueia 3raDce. for =
course can uDi see quite IS much - them
hereafter as used 90.
Please t4.e lneIeseo Keys and go ~ So the
house. think the paper hangers arc fful
there So y0u won't have ans oinlc1lts u
geitinE in.
Look over mF plciures caref.lv nInk
you had bsIffr Aate she twn Beuners f.u
alwaa liked then Give Nei Ogosr ite
three ballet Iarf4ros-thcf arr about hIs
style oi arr h4m Cal have TIE sfaiuetfe 0f
John T.
wish yru rrula irrk csrcfl'iv over ~
books There are several Winch ana sure
yoa would llac ou ungat tsse away a1
the frencn novels. and Iei haps fsI mlesi
tni soluesire efviHg pcrscu a. shom gog
could g.ec faea
iils clrlDas low one sea mulafrs fus
hi-1. Aol ufI Ard a iof of photographs in
Tie upper rgnt Danl ooff.f ~ faf lfss
with ilc c.n I.at... Iaek on 81 Tfe cf4I
h'uaileu IS -tlafI ) eD uDgif as p.a
destroy tae pl lotegrapts
There is also in 10y desk IsusA drawer
unoef tle pigeon ho.c-l % uhIte SATIN sII4,
per lf 81. one # my a1Dts. phlon she
once asked mo o. send o. her she. .rfi.r
aad ! forget il Size mght rln arrass .t
sare time aad fee that perfected Her
oonmissl.n. fefhsps yoa bad better burn
f up
hope fhe boys ~l1 al be y'esse6 - have
these I'tfie femem bfances. n you l4ps'.l
o. notice ans 'iiae else which in vegr jaar.
meri theY oaghf 80 have. yick 81 out a15
deff bother 81 write ue shout g. Iea
maf have Joy meerselaDu pipe J tnc
can rof srrefe p ppe srf longer J thias t
he eEins So srerf uv lungs
= ars having sp eIdIi tfus Please
d0rf forget ta attend O. fhIs fftie tls.uess
81 once as shoai8 bsts % Asvs any - tbs
DeV. fae ha.
l9Hn t-Ee fts fro1hle tc wrffe str tsI
me vc9 have a.Heft just ssrrfct eevr ~.
p's-sI itrirs aorfs vi - rsady N.r-
csv." o. something - fhsf sort and sfrs b
H raHf ~ r.Nmidt o. fklrV
EsF.nE 3 spies ESQ tree Yours sver.
JrE
s-Dof osaqpoiBi ths bovs puss
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-19

Il Cz~SSs Great Havoc - = CAl-
S4go saw L-L
s~ser-s ctAsrs tslg b-.afs ~ af.,a Fh.
A-alstas 4fiisss goz4 ~ flSs.<
49, 3l4els OtaeF d.
- Doa1-


l-le4.e. Jas q. IA1es iasu aere Alec
.ai lt- s-lie.sy .4i-fe1 - lAe eAlas.-io4
~ eefel-ia 81. s-e--alll belonging Lo t1e
l. t s-oas Laaeer Company. located "a
s..e edge ~ tae SIP ne-E u.sle .vu1-e "a
tA4 lsI-A SIDE ~ las So4th bIa1e
lae paraes o. TIE killrs axe Alb-4s
D0lar je1fss King tie engineer ana
l-clF klalL I1s .lt44s1 ~ele al a1le 10
- ~ tasif hsinss nttDs4t 4ss-st1ace la-
- ts-s ~ l1s ucfs.t,4aa,~ rreu sao nefe
kil-ed f. c4e recovered t10La TIE GebIls 4n1
ss-l.Fea - t-s u..ssSe
80 .1s rlue "a ths 4eelaeat there ...fc
sialL 81 sra mea la tns s1e1 10 au
f4ftua4l. ellz l..s.r las la tAs -lt oI lalla
laz coal "a lla llo ualar lie boileI His
Lely ~ AS Llllel 1. distance ~ ta4uts rsot
4l-l !. -A calls fcl os eEe4 aIser mlcA dln-14l
q rlon 81 fes.a - ll4ce ga she rlses bans
-llsag . 4teal ii-e or debris I1e body
" as -light, 1lly iu41. eQ and a. first could
net hs i1-utilel. As rls clothes .welo
burned ou sll iAe Taos aish2iIed
D-i.sl "as also fearfa-y di-rg 4fed
piece ~ tla nFle boiler having struck hil
4 i-- eA1-., teaf-ns the BODY Ia horrible
.5iti-af pit u. reaelcEs had no dilncaity
~ III enf-t s -'i- mo tLifa man mhO
~' Ai.-7u "i@ = stranger, having i1st
't'"e1 t't "o-A ITS elotues were
H-'i'o'- 0N'ii7-t burned on When
'.'' Nl7~'-et -@i Pe-o~ --0 mAA was
'-''"s -" i"o - .--NitE near
- 40 ""9 't"l-- ~ si.Aei Tie HylAs
'' piece o1 TIC iOiief AZ any
iHt0 TIC poor iel4'" "ea struck on the
he"'' anu i.oIuons oi tho building and
o'Aet iUDO4sh len upon AiHl, Killing him in-
9I'''
i"' .VIoo ol 'A7 explosion "as uemen-
uoNN -don "oiNins near IL AAnd "ere
'-4V"n 70 tn7 sto"i'0' TWO teams OF Aosses
s'a'"'"s 't's i'et away We're thf""n over.
,1l ii'ii'o i.'iv'y l"i-pe1 up lnd ran away,
D". were s'oppc1 on Diue island avenue
D"N cSu io~oeo Win AeaVy pine TIM
ger WAS tnlO"h lIom the switch
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-19

>ocning neara q. ~ s-ssa li.saa .ls sss.
t4npbt tsll.s aiachlle.

tansp slls aiaeh.ae.
N@~ tsaA j4-f s. -sl a i4-e hoax aaIn-
i-s na1 le-l lear ot .Ae ~ salp ias~nl-
e. ~ Peter a. CanpD-L az LroskIsa
Ia ~-i~A tEeE A. ~ Ao--u a--141
% ga l-rae-f b -l44l4. als l44.p pbe-
--e INVENTOR. w.. o4aa-ll tlal ii- gan .. .ss
q tisl- BE --- VI -l tef-tuu4 loaeter
Nv he ara not "a sc I'D ls sg3u IS bis pro-
poiscf va cat ot der he went up with
o1t his dinner and had no food lle e8aI-
sa= aii. bose its b. .Y2lsey ln loar days anc
-ae sll9 mus- COMB dsa
AEa loaz july - a pl.o- REPORTS Lav-
uix ora 2 lest-g 4f4ofuoss i44-al balloon
ura.- f.lg Us car aaals rLs su1l.lca of r.e
ocean La --fe l-lse. l4- ir a.lllk url lre 10
could r44ea i- Ils iufercuc. is th4t
i as the Camgb -lr-sAiP ia which tho
aeronsut Hogan mate an ascent Tuesday
incoming and wnich lost its steering ay.
par-g,s and as swept oul to .1a
PaafiusNcE. L. J. Jais ls-At about :
. clock tuesday e.euing q big balloon
passed over tnis city heading in dir-c-
uon that would have brought Il up over
bazzaids bay or Vineyard sound in an
hour Or t"o great many people here be-
Aove that the balloon was tie ini ssing
Cambeu air-ship as no ascensions are
known 90 have been made he1eabouts
l4os4l gas born - Ala Afbor thlrts-f0ur
years ago. lie ma ate his Arst trip ia Act-air
oai loon. ahra he was i4. ~ . circus. Ia jack
soa le worS9l IA piaHiag gtnlI fourteeu years
% set moaey eu0uEa 30 start. lie Was always
d-terr-iled 10 ns a. 4-ror4 4ut 4nl is totally g.
void ~ icar and splendid athlete. IN 1851 he
MADE h.s nrst regular ascension il % PAL
loon made ~ himself, paying the
<4s company tl-O 20 initiate u. IL wAs up two
hours, iandiag az StCck0rllge. twenty y-three
Il - north OF Jackson Durng the next SIX
years BE- made macy ascensions and Was re-
marzaoiy -urcr-snn. lie has had several ac-.
c'o1as, bat always escaped, being cool aud
fearless. AZ Greenv!lle Mich. four yeArs ago
ID hot air balloon burst wlea half a mile 10
but DO climbed into The negting inverted II
making = parachute, and descended safely
There no conceived the parachute idea
which he has 80 successfully worked dur
Ing the last two years II was Hogan who sent
bartholomew around the world with The Chi-
caEo bail team lie has mado several para
chute Jumps This season. 4ld ia answer 10
uumerous requests by Prof Campbell. he went
20 New York Two weeks aso 60 navigate the
G.r ship. lie bas ie. mother aud three
orUt1ers iu Jackson. aud they al profess faith
tat I'D wIl come cut all right from this
great ana last tr+n
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-19
RIVERS ANO HAaeoRs.

Large Sulas kstifnatrd Tor Needed I'm
Prossoeats in Illinois, Michigan and
Wseoasia-
WAsnIssroy. July Is Captain MarsbaiTs
estimatos ~ appropriations for Improve
r2ents ae Chicago aarbor and vicinity ag-
gregats g., 2Ss. .oo Captain Marshall says
rhs route 70 tao Mississippi river from near
Chicago. VIA the Illinois river. is tho
most favorable that exists for u water
xoate. and that "a seven foot channel
can be carried .roul tho mouth of the Hi
nois river CO la sailc. 10 miles long. tor
81. 2Oo0oO From Ia Saiis % Joliet. where It
VII be less than tor.y liies from Chicago.
the channel cln ~ eXtc aided Tor s. -yu. 100
Major lavi az e4.amand OF the rivaT and
taroor lupreEc1nents IA Mtchigan and
Wisconsin. SUBMITS t.- foliowiug estimates.
areca Bar - -, seonsi1. flNln,l. mar
Dor Of rsflxe ls Sturseon Bay. IS ls. $1,000.
Anuarco aars4r " Wsco1sin. fir..03 Ike
Ntplco ha r9r. 81 sConsin. $500. T..u
Rivers harlow v scoasiu. Sse0. Maai-
toeee ~ rtor. W scou-iu 800. S-e-
ncggan h2rocr W'scousiu. 80 e00.
Port "asaiestoa harbor. Wisconsin. &C. 10.
oaroor of - lvc. milwaukee bay. $40 o0.
NiiWa9sse har boz sea0. Racine haraor.
Wiscoasio. &0Vps g. eaosha hsrbor. W.scon-
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80, y 3< ard Wfscefsia rivers fs08 0UL