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DIED.

5000
CORRIDAN-In this city on Thursday, June q, 1899,
rS John R1,c GGrrida AM aged ySgen thirty y three tns sS yea;TTs. and also
the members Of Court Little John No. $500, A. {. Fl
and sister courts are respectfully invited 70 attenu
O'Clock. from his late residence, No. 100 steuben
street.
NoTIcE.-The members Of Court Little John No.
5000, A. q. F. are requested to meet at Roche's Hall,
T pn ss9fients tos attend Il the Hts funeral Of our late bro
ther, John Corridan. JOHN FAHERTY, Co..
HEINTEMANN-In this city. June IS, 1889, Henry
Heintemann, aged eishty-one years and ten
Relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral on sunday. after
noon at two o'clock, from the residence OF hts son.
No. 25j Grove street. H4
MUTTART.-on Friday. June %, 1889, at the residence
of his parents, No. sos Communipaw avenue,
Dr.. 4. c. and Mary r.. Mattart, aged eight
months and twenty-one days.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
~OLLNER.-On Friday. June %, 1889, Meta r. Ran
dolph, infant daughter of Max A. and Katie
Freeman Nollner, aged four months and hve
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral on sunday, June ~, az snH ~
29 Third street.
Friday. June %, 1889, Robert Brooks,
nine years, seven months and eleven days.
Relatives and friends of the family are respect
June 81. at two D.. m, from the rusid ence of his par
ents, No. 691 Conlmunipaw avenue.
sMITH.-on saturday. June 20, 1889. Patrick Smith,
Relatives and friends Of the family are respect
noon, July !. at two p. m, from his late residence,
this city, on June %, 1889, Edgar Smith,
Relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday AFT
ernoon, at four o'clock, from his late residence NC.
fnterment at RockIand Cemetery. sparkhin, N.
Y, on Monday. Train leaves the Erie depot at lo.15
a m.
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THE JERSEY CITY NEWS. SATURDAY JUNE 80 1880

improved motive power known only
to the present managers.
The great body of Republicans can
wait for their Information as to the
doings of their leaders until such a
time as the result becomes public.
For the present, the secrets of this
council of war are confined within the
breasts of the chosen few, and to be
made known to them in their W
rood time.
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They Must Not Marry.

The Board of Education of James
town, N. Y, has passed a resolution
to discharge any teacher that gets
married. Several teachers in the pub
lie schools got married last summer
whose marriages were not announced
until recently.
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Thts paper Is Democratic IN principles
and is Independent in its Uieaos on all
local questions.
QUESTIONABLE kindness.

Probably the man who put his son
in chains because he was hard to man
e would consider it cruel and anti
quated to give him an occasional
sound whipping. But in u judg-
ment, nothing a be more ruinous to
the boy than the plan which this
father adopted. To put him on the
same level as convicts, to accustom
him to disgrace by exposing him to
the general gaze with a chain and
weight upon his wrist, can hardly
fail to result in depraying his nature.
That the boy needs punishment APP
pears to be certain; but, if his father
cannot punish him without democrat
izing him, he ought to turn him owe
to the State Reform School.
The delicacy of modern life, eschew-
ing methods of discipline which were
once thought salutary, but which it
chooses to consider iniudicious or i'm
proper, appears to run often to refine
ments of method which are far more
cruel and mischievous than those
they replace.
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MARRIED.

PALMER.WILSON.-On Monday. June II, ct the resi-
dence Of the brides parents, by the Rev. w y.
Donnell, James Palmer, of Newark, to Lizzie I
Wilson, of Hamilton, ont.
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OUR only competitor makes a bitter
wall because Cattle Inspector Symes
has been bounced by President Har-
rison. Was it not because Major
Zebina Kallikrates Pangborn backed
bim9
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FOR SALE.
AUCTTON SALE

Gel I S-SOUND, L YOUNG PONY
ID IL horse and harness. Maslin, No. 1866 First
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ME A PRIVILEGE FOR COURT JERSEY
l. City's Excursion on July p will be sold at alic-
tion at Roche's Hall. on Tuesday, July 2, at eight
D. Il. 1880
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LAWYER&.


VNHOMAs F. NOONAN, JR, LAWYER, OPPOSITE
j. Court House. Jersey City Heights.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-19
Visit the Corner Of Ottawa and Louis Streets,

Where every known convenience FOR fur
niShing house comfortably is to be found
in the most attractive form. and when the
vacation season is over and the autumn
leaves lie thick upon the ground. ask your
neighbOr who spent lis money i'm railroad
fare and at summer hotels. in to your beaut1*
ful home, and show him how ~
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-19

initiation, and reached the scene just "a a
policeman hove in sight John saw that
his doom was sealed. be made 10 remOn-
STRANGE and uttered no entreaty. he heard
the six o'clock whistles blow, and thought
struck HIM. His day Of tentative good
ness was over. Please maam said he.
in his mo- st, most insinuating tones. II
| must Be dragged away to a dungeon,
grant me first Just five minutes OF grace ~
The ancient maiden lsdy's heart was not
touched, but she thought John Goodies re-
quest reasonable. She relaxed her hold on
his collar, and before the policeman could
get IN reach Of them. before a werd could
be said, prayer uttered or shrek
shreked, he had fallen on the ieering 'fiend
in human form" at hls side and licked,
thumped, cuffed and walloped William until
his own mother would have known him
only 10 HEX him again, and the fiendish
jeer had faded forever from his once proper
features
Discerning boys who read the World OF
Young Folks will have no difficulty ia
extracting from this true story two morals
The first is that William should have ceased
at six O'Clock sharp 10 be a bad boy. The
second is that you may break, you may
shatter, the vase IL you will. but the scent
Of tie roses will hang round it still" 1t was
the pernicious recollection of his pristine
and heretofore wickedness which thwarted
in its first flush and, as il were nIpped in
the bud poor John Goodies first effort at real
goodness N. y. World.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-19

letter szic1 yaFEsrts - os fron Nsys
fAtass. ~Esa sise a. sAsszEs 49, dad.
Eay rsads t1s i~ster I'D tz~a As-x~s4.
lt1e eesFt ls-~ 7as j eoaes la a11 -s--s A.y
.1al 1-f fzlL-r 4lcs .snt nill <<.-sD sll12
&c sis1rs g. rsI1rs - Asr He gzssas
ever sAs greet s.szs - A@y Aac El~o
<sopes~s .4exriass. May eoaS naFs -
hs laslsts S1s sells : = ia sa< believes
L1al "a forged t1- lzslsr ~1tca t4c 41z
AAs ass Esnd-d % l~r 80 setsn 1sA-s zsr
- p2- asr -r1sL e Aalssss-
laSe s4cz yc1r Ssid. cFi@~ TIE aeb.e
girls forge tag = aer exc ssf2@ss f1as 80
hsartle-s Dse aad zIsea -sI -s-1iAz o2f
tagrr a. sy Take sack Fear Fe-t-
aAa = FcsF p-9-c-s-D-r zyafL- hNs q
rather Be rae p-o-6-o Or sf1u lnAt an
tn4l 80 5e ro.-1s Is seats - so-f vile.
YEA, tn0uzn Fsa zefe sh< l4ss 4 a. - t-s
= ds. ~tte World
1RaL oreazas do~n The house asc al
sacors 80 csll-1 for SUI. for -oEas reason
sas aos 1- Tie he4rll~s. Dls seemed
- - yegF slQs ~ tAAs . Aizs foF 1s Keeps
% llsistir- A4y Tells 1ila Incidentally
EAal 11s e.oInee d0lt maze q ady. AID
there's nflF .rue ~11I4ls ESart
Dsatinx ualsr tlls fsxs II Eoasst poverty"
but tLis -as 10 effect apoa 1im either.
ilally Bats Eaotr strI- "a IrOsa ths 1sr
room aza 9o nts .her pistol a. him- Ihsa
L-sll4rn.y y rels4 IA bsfs pressing business
engagement aad n~garIs
he zines oac4 la few minutes with
tie Sheriff aud the j adge - have Nay
arrested for -teA liDg & 90 from hiEn 1ns
onrru. COL BliI Stokes. ttTus a. steel.
Tells M2isssn bA$t ( the eLarxegs not tfae
there viii BE 'Recktie part" ii that
vicinity, Dut TIE hrarViess Ole xOe. ught
Ahead I'D .cc4 ses Nay II the t1ett.
BaltifnSrs com~s Ia and tells nim be lies
Mslye~n tells net thar she's another. sac
assin threatens nina with ler pistol and ID
suSsiGes. The money = fouad Ia Mays
house aud Lhinks look squaliy for her.
The judge says ne Will admit ser 70 bail
Baltimore offers b. 20 on her bond.
"HUn." says the Hs<rIless One, "you
haven't any prop nrty"
Haven't II" answers Bait more with
rue seorn, pointing nee pistol at his eye,
4 II let you know tsat nj graveyard
and that there's hole IN It waiting for
you
All the vilhant come in led by Hickory
Hank Hsak yells Lynch her r. and
immediately plstols are pulled by every
one oa the sssxt The Williams are over
powered. virtue y triumphant. and May ID
admitted TO bafl m she sum OF Sil0
Scene hsst, AZ second, Il drawing
room in Blanche the JezabePs house.
Dead wood Dick enters and discovers ths
Jrzabei Sue Noars diamond earrings
and looks real weli- She pretends she
does not know her visitor, and tells him
con lndentially thar she Is sho wife OF Dead
wood Dick. she aeks I'm II he is armed.
HE says he never goes armed in ths
preseuce OF = lady.
All Then you are In the tolls" she
says as she pOipbe . pistol at him. Il have
but 20 press shis tn igger and you cease te
live"
Dick merely smiles and tells her that
when - time comes he will not weaken.
Then he Informs ner that she has neglected
70 cock her pistol. She cocks IL and Is
about TO shoot when Baltimore steps In
aud gets the drop on her. Dick secures
the J-zabel's piss oil and Baltimore leaves.
Then Dick says that he has sworn 10 kill
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-19

T.zn. peVaaps. we cas- p4rsse ear cus-
tea-4rF $40 1a~r svoczl2sE --csra a' - val
I fczc - l1s es2rz nesALes- VIA sore
eS~ 81 tree1-E es sl-c u 49, q socg.
t-e1s VAS - l-r14r - aPpl9yAA
. -si t1e4 N.ss + .s.ls : -cg 4e. AZ ID .sas
e19U --1a - 90 wees ~aAs s4a sftel
cev-=e Fe~F n-arg - tie verge n
tteuEy nalse- s-sutl-.-sy a-ong Lhz ogpl-
size 3 1s ~ tle sireeI kS-p.1g uary eys
81 tae 4sserl cage - ads gcnls > soo1
1eaFl alosel t-n % rln SEd p.es - tae
spl-s s-s -2- IA Ger 4sits-lo1 sr.qps1 "a
tie s-aes a VIA tais virt4o-s e1. - "a
e-s re A41e q-.ck LlEs frsG th7
cFpae. a-1 wlt1 oeauinE eyes, a4rie1
scs9ss t1e road towards Ms frlso-u.
" i-1 = s1risk ~ &lsru. dlvili-- seu4e eFL.
sic --rue1 % rue. Waeu Es. air7zlf - Ter
slce. plcke1 Cp the spee-4ces 2a- "as l1st
4oe4L - hs restored teel - 1-. .rsH- oilng
rlsers. y o-g Ter p4Fcsa Tor ne -ro10-s
1e hs1 s1yeu her. Bat Ia tae meantime
Mss Frl>ole a4d rep-z~cG her asses Ga
her nose. cogal1el her tonne ntlr 81 OF
and alauya Ime 4nd before be could get
the w0ros n l9Fe snd pardon from lis
Jreat1less lps aad seLec I'm 0v TIC col 4r
and begun screaming sLILly for the
police.
Al TIE sound of that dread word al The
bows ran away except wlcSed pro TEN
NLlsfn Slnn. he crossed over q exut ia
goody goocy pro tenn John Goodies ~
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-19

decent white man come TO see you. Dc
your puruest- now, 10 entertain him.
You've got TWO more days TO live, and |
hope you'll try ana work into decent society
as much as possible -
I'm sure I'm glad to see him." re-
sp0nded Pete, as he came forward and
shook hands
"Thats good. A born gentleman couldn't
have said them words better II I could
only keep You six weeks. Pete. YOU
wouldn't know yourself ana you'd 40 me
proud But can't. I've got 70 hang you
day after tomorrow "
''WeH, I'm ready"
'Tbats good. and just what expected Of
you. I've used you white, and naturally
expect the same IN return. If there's any
one thing that riles me above another it's 20
have a man 90 back on me a. the last END.
Did YOU see me hang Cherokee Jack, Peter
Yes"
Il made bungle OF il. because he kicked
a. the last Why, sir turning % me-. he
held up until the very iast hour. deludiug 2
me with promises. and then went dead bac.z
on me Think of his refusing 10 be hung
after every thing was ship shape anu regu-
lar"
I'm not going TO kick" observed Peter.
Good for YOU Some q the BOYS arc bet
ting that you viii. but IN give odds that
you won't When man knows he's got
= be hung. what's the use' People have
got mistaken notion about hanging Il
cont hurt BIT How you feeAn. Petcrl'
Resigned
That's right You hadn't orter kiIet
your old woman. out being you did. and
BENG a. you must pull hemp for IL. the
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-19

He Play rhe PARK or . Destroying
Argel in rhs BoNsTy.

1hs oEeasssr. Ply. gsAEas ca Year
e<s-" sslis lhs go Elis- 80 baao4
So. Ls4a stss b. a.asstJ
49, Nxk-s Irt4aRA "a L&st-
eorFa44aa i-ss.
he dramatic ssisscs - ee@ YORK aaye
essa slx4axeiF sEsens r~s.r1l1x 2iag Il
t1fi-L2as aa ssrest shico nas be q ne
sezEas as sE~ <sllsnsl Ih=asf- iassiY
ias aasBs ~ The ~scis aS 1rsma ~ fozr
49, -1le8 80 49, ss4ea 4 suceessfll rul
Silsas - Geaasoaa D1c< Is lss 0~-a
~-t- ssiss1 saa 81 -ou-a aos lass failed 10
aasracs thar sfrel -igu aaa tBsse afsrs
ssif -siflcs ss~a s--risx Ihrir ~ges 0psn.
1Asy asass szrssy l@Fs nosleea -hs follow
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-19


the Jezabel for ds.erting him and will
embrace the present opportunity TO do so.
lie picks mp a knife and IL about TO stab
her, when ne thinks better Of it and says
that be will leave the Job TO Heaven.
The next scene is in the woods and the
colorsd gent mikes the dude dance by
pointing pistol ~ him.
Scene third is the same gulch where May
lives. only her cabin j. now on the right
IF the stage and Is called
courthouse. All the characters arc on hand
20 May tried for stealing the So 900.
Before court opens Deadwood Dick gets
into little dispute with Hank. ths dude
and Malveen. He knocks down Malveen
and the dude with pistol and kicks Hank
in the chin. Everybody leaves the stage
except Desdwood Dick The Jezabel
comes in and Il about 20 shove knife into
DICKS back when Baltimore steps 10 the
front with her pistol. Jezabel retires.
The characters come back. The trial
oDeus. Malveen gives his testimony.
Baltimore says that ne is lying aud
the Sherrf arrests him. The Judge
tries 20 brain the dude with a hammer.
The dude confesses ssat ne forged the
letter and May is discharged. Malveen is
finsd si 900. which the Sheriff collects
with horse pistol from the Hsartless
One for contempt Of court Then May
says.
Heaven bless you FOR your kindness to
= p-o-c-o- or orphan gyurl."
All except Dick leave the Eulch aud he
walks about IN il - get the air Jezabel
come. in aud ssabs him with knife in the
back Malveen Hssk. tae dude. aud the
other williams come in with a rope to hang
Dick. bnt they sre surprised by Baltimore,
Bill Stokes ftrue - steel Tho Judge aud
she color-d gent. There Il = lot Of shooting
srdD * IL reserved
B-for. the next act ~ss - M.lveen fthe
heartiess one came out on the stag. and
announced - the sudience that the Va
tiouai Theatre vas row nnder NV man
s-smert and that hereafter positively no
drunkenness would be permitted on tae
stage Every isdy or gent who acts on
this stage ssresfter will bs dniv .ob~r."
he, ,saii and tns susisncs sppisudsd vis-
orouslY
II the lsst act We se- Mays cabin orc.
more Dck ard Baltimore sre making
love - esch other when Jszahe enter.
with akn'a She iistsns n tAe cooin0 ~
these xerf,e doves snd - stricken with
rr-uorzs ard pity Hslvees enters 20 xiii
DicS ritn pis-oi Jershei threatens
Ns.vs@n win knife Nalv~en shoots
her Fhe rrher williams cone rn They
t-v - gst nfe Nsr's cabin IRE Sheriff
and tne = aar@ CONE IA snf T-1e~si
free fTar r%xes nlsce iu -hicb a. vilfs.-
are ovsrDovereS Dics PREM r'u-r n n 80
Nslv-pr I'D Isnk . -oi& blood aa6 BsltA
n1rrs as into - srrns NsT m srri-e -
irfI- Dntch inrzs. vho furHs ouf ro - Ed
Car-e .f~ f-.ec-Ivs y a IRSNfSss
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-19

powder out of his neck and face when he
aid n mine INTO the hen-house with intent
70 violently break up ia business hen az
too sedentary disposition. and in other
ways followed William about Ike guar
dian angel By the time tour clock came
Jonn was compelled 20 Acknowledge that
William had succeeded ~ beng very thor
oughiy and very dissgreeably wicked He
even tore Johns clothes. tried 20 poke peas
into els ears and called him a dough lace %
This lasr came very near bringing Jonn's
Da7 % Goodness 20 a sudden close Bat be
resisted temptation ike .i.fie man.
When D o'clock came the other bovs
cane. and John exp aimed "Felers. robodY
Hses bein drowned vile in swimminf.
shot vile stesln' waterme.ous - which
Eresvs 70 sar some bad ocrs 10 steel
here he looked hard q. William. VINO
grinned dersiveiT iTl-cr doubled 20 With
gr pes after fsSiE and parfazi1 q ~o-inz
aps Nv p Ger lfhs 0oTs ioosed 81 ~prised
he generally ssid pop ~ .onzs 20 Nh
tuaI Accident Asa ari0u down lows
Whenever rser bar Fats kid or drovV- -
-r an over nr -.rret-rsr ar E07ret nr =
savage -re rfre- -en -ers E Rave ~
ch p ir and make if esss-t frr ban wi 2
he's aid up sld f-r h.s family II be's laid
5ut
Let's srgaairs a T1vs1 Nstas. Asso
~ cov-r ere MA erre tra green
a. all The lrowri we sr nna rsks
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-19
PETE WAS RESIGNED.
He Was Willing to Help tho Hangman
Make "a Good Job.

HERE was only one
man waiting execu-
ton at Fort Smith
when ! visited the
post, and he was
only one OF the ordi-
nary run Of white
men in the Indian
Territory. The hang
man rather wanted 10
show him OF, and so
we pald a visit 10 the
guard house. Upon
entering it the exc
cufiOner said:
Pete. here is a
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-19

William started out incontinently after
breakfast on a career Of wickedness unpar
alleled in the annals Of Sunday school
libraries. John watched him with sorrow
ful eyes. fshed him out ol the cisiern into
which be had fallen while trying 10 drown
the cat; took him straight 10 the jewelers.
when ne tried 10 rob d robins nest and fell
out Of the tree and broke his watch; picked
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-19

In place of travelling away off where the
journey is tedious, where the mosquitoes
swarm in clouds, where the hotels are poor
and the table fare is meagrc and the beef
steak pounded to pulp, uSt look at Your
Grand Rapids home as SOutherners view III
take Il day at MacataWa Park and another
at the Lake where the expense is Only "a trifie
figure what it would have cost YOU 10 visit
the NipigOn the White Mountains and
spend the amount you might have spent in
travelling in adOrning your homes, the spot
of all spots most dear TO "a man.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-19

-Hr-.s svsr. boss. .sid Augustus.
-occverios ais eeo.F PATE. md fh- ssi-
.~rv Eoslz hoevief VIVA deli zht st Hanks
sit-corassar- kiusny Hsrs fr-d os- o.
s~> shots "a he coior-t gent znd thsy
went - tee -r srssters did.
-c-ns tRiri -err~s-a tefi vi'- En ch
~fec MsV Reed. 80 Prre@cl -st Owes
rznin az sh~ ieft. Pc vPrr'snt ~ ucrs
sf~-s sb@ eeria w-s or the 81 n-csuse
kster ~ = sh r--i r.-r O. -aa rfshr 81 fh-
-tas- y anefb-r s-ene and z a iRrr - .
c~rrr< ao-se N- ta-e trf IA rrrs
s-- ti-eo-eref ~- scEetr-r in tae
e-f'f~ Tre i~ s-rrs s-i nvae-nts =
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-19
TALE OF TWO BAD BOYS.
william Sl1n - Punished for .
Lapse nom Goodness

HE acs-est SOY -
a4E Ala c - n4n
a 1zl DsF sLe 1-s
lrzrus1 81 Nlte -
eopF oock is1E f.
z4r Wir1 faat Ye-
crab gls as3rftl-1.
us1s more tl4n =
hllfrso ye4gs 4zo
~ t1e Elg.lsa p1s.
a.I I..a -
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-11-07
COUNTY NEWS.
Wilmot.

A. n. Kruckman went to Chicago
last Thursday. returning the same day
Mr.. Hegeman has been having some
repairs done to the hotel
Miss Lettie Wheeler commenced her
school in McHenry Co, H., last Mon
day.
The Lutherans held their confrma-
ton exercises at the Methodist church
last Sunday forenoon A class of thir-
teen were confirmed.
Church service was held at the Con
gregational church last Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Kinread and Mr.. and
Mrs COulman went to Chicago last
Thursday to spend few days.
No one that enjoys fine music should
fail to attend Prof. Lampe's annual Re-
cital at the Congregational church next
Saturday evening, Nov 9th.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-11-07
Bristol.

Misses Eta and Emma Mcdonald,
of Brighton, have been visiting friends
in Bristol the last week
Miss Lutte Murphy left here on
Monday last for Manitowoc, where she
will stay for short time.
Quarterly meeting services at Bristol
M. E. church next Saturday and Sun
day, Nov. 9 and TO- Presiding Elder
j. L. Hewitt will preach at 1880 Sun
day morning following the quarterly
conference. Come out and hear him.
Quite full attendance was present
at the conservation meeting of Epworth
League last Sunday night, and the SER
vice was of unusual interest. The fol-
lowing persons will act as leaders for
the month of November: Nov. 10, Miss
Pearl Curtis; Nov. II, Mrs. Maria Os-
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Mr. Edwin Terpning, of Bristol, and
Miss Alice Patrick, of Trevor, were
united in marriage Wednesday, the 23d
inst. We wish them hearty good luck.
"Duke," the promising three year
old colt, Of which Mr.. John Lambert is
passing proud, has been sent to the
IJhlein stock farm for speed treatment.
Mr. j. V. Howard, of Chicago, is So
iourning at Hotel Barhyte Mr. How
ard is the representative of Illinois
WOODEN mills and will purchase wool in
unlimited quantities at highest market
price.
"Mr. Cannon has sold four lots front
ing on Channel Lake "-Amtioch News.
Mrs. John Yule, of Kenosha, is visit
ing with Mrs. Geo. Booth.
Parties desiring screenings can secure
any amount at lowest market price from
Mr.. Geo. Booth.
The mother of Mr.. L. A. Havens has
received stroke Of paralysis and is fail
ing fast. Mr.. Havens also is far from
we'll
Farmers, attention! Mr.. Butler, Of
Oregon, on and after Nov, 4th will
have 1000 head of stock-ewes and
wethers~~for sale at Trevor.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. n. Schumach.
er, girl, Sunday, the Sd inst.
Mr.. Richard Lieberman, of Chicago,
was the guest of D. G. Stewart and
family the first of the week.
Mrs. Cooper, of Chicago, is at L. A.
Ravens caring for her mother, whose
death is hourly expected
Mr.. and Mrs. Bunyard, of Chicago,
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. War
rem Hall Sunday.
Mr.. Selway, Of Miles City, Montana,
arrived Sunday with 1900 sheep. Mr..
Nat. Beasley the same date with 1000.