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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-19

From the Opera House the l2ith Regi-
ment was escorted to the headquarters OF
dupont Post, arriving there at O'clock.
After some time had been spent in col.
lecting dues the asseublage was called to
order by President Joseph W. Hawley.
Minutes OF the last meeting were read
and approved and the names of those
who sent letters Of regret were an
nounced, but the reading Of the letters
was postponed until after dinner.
The following officers we're re-electei
without opposition; Prasi liant, Joseph
W. Hawiey, Media; president,
Charles W. Roberts Goshen; Secretary,
CharlsS p. Keets, West Chester; Treas
urer, Joel Hollingsworth. Wilmington
Bills were referred to the executive
committee for settlements.
President HAwley made the following
appointments Chaplain, the Rev. Joseph
8. Evans, West Chester; Historian, U. D.
M, Broomall, Media.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-19

you UCVtT tIIG OF.
Rugs for the hall
Rugs for the stairs
Rugs for the fireplace
Rugs for every room
Rugs for portieges
Rugs for couch covers
Rugs for furniture covers
We are glad to have you look
at them whether you care to
buy or not.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10
COURT RECORDS.

CIRCUIT - Judge Groves - James
GOings Is. Edward Jones; security for
costs ordered. :. L. TibbetS vs.. Valley
City Gable Company; hearing on order
10 show cause. Susan A. Bush vs. +.
d. Fox; continued. Michael Delaney
". Wm. Delaney; continued. Alex J..
Hall vs. Lewis Harman; continued. In
the matter of theassi gnment0f Thomp-
son rs. Maclay; City of Dubuque vs..
VIM. WiddlcOmb-- contested claim:
claim dlSallowod. First National Bank
OF Grand Haven rs. John Kemp; ludg-
ment for plaintiff for s3.ll9.6s. Sarah
+. kipp vs.. Isaac LamOrcaux; proceed
Ings stayed - days.
Judge Michael Farrell V.
John Platte ct al, on trial.
SUPERIOR koenke vs.. Joseph
+. Dyer; motion 90 vacltc denied with
costs. People VS.. Hattie Starring, keep
mg house OF iii-fame; plea OF guilty
People Is. 4. q. Amber, W II. COrhtt
and Walter Sheppard, conspiracy to de-
fraud; plea Of not guilty. People vs..
Wm. &. Wheeler, selling liquor %
common drunkard plea of not guilty.
People US. Frank Beach. adultery; mo-
ton for continuance denied. People
vs. James B0urke. saloon open after
hours; tine of 5000 and $3.50 costs,
paid.
PoLIcE-lIenrv Starring. sam Beat,ic.
Orrn L0msourv, Nm. Trpp, Frank
Marsden, Tony Rich. Frank Norton and
VIM. Ilchn0r, gambling; adjourned til
September T.. Peter Tlmtma. assault
and battery. not guilty. WIN. Thomp-
son. assault and battery. adjourned TIL
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10
TOwN TOPICS


See Arthur 4 PhAbre' s 8 ooesbsnets.
Farmers have commenced Their fall
p.oa-s-
The Ottawa. Loettge new block.
j. a4llelsd AZ o. slis.le HoEs.
s.ass n now beng pus ia tne wil-
d1es of TIE neN berzeg & cray factory.
Tae cty schools are nov ID go1d
s.lle. ~le pupils having settled coNn
- HlE1.
uoad E.ng. a Ch naman of th,s cry,
I4a s. L9r peidlIDg without lcens~
il- llusAeSon saturday.
Iae sails of the new II nernian Han
tsf .n 1ld make a nle le" ltL4-
nillA tol tlat vle.l.tv.
lae .teeple of the holland church on
f-lt ck-st. Las reached - h5iit7t
fo.-L aad presents "a imposing al-
plar-lee.
Tie choir of Temple Emanuel ls re-
tNtfng -oue sixty iarees tot tir
J.H..l New leaF. uh.c.. octiLs oA TIE
-s.l. ani the DAY ot t-onement eefe-
E.aufs oa tle I'd 4ld .d of October.
NlI- drvog along heat-st. Yester-
dv N. - Em.r n.ls ran INTO ~ an
lC. wagon aaa as buggy badly wrecked
anI Mas himself severely shaken zap.
lar Io4-e ran away lut w@s not
I -e0-
Detective Kennedy went out 10 the
Hti iurtF Yesterday au4 arrested
hrofkey Dlut alI lnIa Auapp ou q
crar-. ui .eHt behavior. lnere we've
ts. otetl toy. ~ Ae crowd bat they
escaped.
rlay morning the cable COM
pany began tine construction Oh Is
double track zap hrtsc-.t hill. The
double begin. 40 0ffawa-st. ant extend,
a. North Lafayette. twI gve b.tter
service tlal -ng. track, but Il much
more expensive.
ln atcordaare with Instructions from
the city council thc surveyor has
drafted some working plans for the ina
provement ol Lincoln Park from tie
Dlto.s model lle originals are 70 be
framed and hung - the office of the
Board OK Public Works.
The OratorO Society viii hold It's first
rehearsel Monday evening, September
lo. and parts of the MESSIAH chOruses
vii be reviewed. Director MOrehead
says that the Messiah" Will be pro-
duced on Christmas night. Two
chOruses Viii be- sung nc the Theodore
Thomas concert On October -, but Il
has not been decided what they Will be.
Rehearsdls Tor Elijah" 10 be sung
next sprng, VIII begin TINS winter.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10


Tae Prss~eatisa Ordered - Ftfea aBia ef
F4rtle4i2r.-
.fi,a e.se ~ sIfrsst Bras.4 .s..ra..4
...s......... f-....
"--
Eaeklns @l-t ftof-=-en CON pans, eAule
gD for eKalllDa-la - the UQl ee e1Glt
,,--..r.f.sx morning Toe r.......l.,s
--
Aessfs- A-.~Ae- ~.-1 webster 1s 81
toruefs, and Prosecuting Attorney
~tarf
.s.+t. t,-s A.
n iel- ns-Te1 t-iAt tAe prosecutor ne
ordered o. lle a nll ~ particulars ID
.r.iar fhat lie fefe.8snt r.ssht eno..
~ -
vac t--t- = sweeping olei sad
sif. 81 -eae "aud changes generally
fn..+ AKA ae.-44.r er.fer,fa.4 S1a.a.a
.- f. ....-..t.-f
iiSts - prove t-ie eilpezz-- Alent ~ any
,-tn -4tt Yt A-4t DAY, AID nc want
t-rA4 20 l.lil-> 4iA4 -tr- Tie company
!vt "t-cn pa oioad " A. working asa =
business "L sl'tt2 year al4i l- s
ihiLo-siN4e % So us u - over every
lfan'.i, t.'A ~ tAe company from
A'eefl-A - june !, tle eA
i-'-t-is l.s-i.le allowed ny tle statute,
4le- oAlf want lo Atfp Ar.bfol0
itoiA 1ein5 Nrld Tor tflAl, bar 90 Null-
eaie hl-n iteiA even SUSPICION ot
wrong dong lA tAe matter, ald % a--
trt.tt' i ii- feai-y VA, treasurer "a lAct
az Nei- AZ .li iltiie. There p Only uue
eArt - l'i---d similar L. tnis one, al4
..aL is tie ease OF cH->tatt Treasurer
~ Kinney. lis counsel asked tae
ttiAi.ilal COURT Tor OIL pf particulars
"it-c- Was denied, and tne matter went
ID tur ~ l-einc 'unft- Judge tnl.,-
nancy heN tlat there wa, not error
'ulneient % reverse the ease. as the
matter was discretion with the
court or examining ma- ,trAte, bat
strongly ADVISED the examining powers
90 90 sJ d t were Al all vital tO the
ease.
"A man making charge OF emhcz-
zlement against another ought % know
pretty nearly tle itcms supposed 20
have been elnhezkled before lac swcars
ont warrant
Nr. Mitchell added that 10 was the
mt auon OF Mr. Broad, attorneys 10
I show hS Innocence ou the examination.
/ When they knew tine -pecfic items they
could arrange their defense accord
lngly. 1t tnught Ice necessary for one OF
/ the attorneys 20 visit It. Louis, Chi
/ cagO, Milwaukee and other cities in
order II gather evidence. and they
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10

Ihom's popular photograph gallery
Is now located at 9S M0nrOe-st., opposite
tAc Morton House, instead of l2D and
l2S Canal-st., as heretofore. THIS well
known photographer now possesses one
OK the cozlest and most homelike
studios IN the city. He occupies the
entire third floor and has purchased a
full and complete set of new parapher-
nalla Tor his operating rooms. Mr..
Thorn wlll thus be enabled TO present
his patrons with work that Is really
more artistic than any he has ever
turned out before. 4 specially is made
OF panels, cabinets, etc, and all work
turned out Is guaranteed 10 be first
class. Mr.. Thorn cordially invites all
his friends and patrons to give hlm a
call in his new quarters.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10

Road the following. Mr. G. u. Nor
RS. Newark, Ark, says WAS down
with Absccss OF Lungs. and friends and
physicians pronOuncedme an ncurable
c0nsunIptive. Began taking Or. King
New Discovery f0 Consumption, am
now on my third bottle, and able to
oversee the work ON my farm. 1t IS
the finest medicine ever made"
Jesse Niddlewart, Decatur, Ohio,
SAYS. Had II not been for Or. King
New Discovery for Consumption
would have died of Lung Troubles.
Was gwen up by doctors. Am now in
best of health Try It. sample bottle
10 cents at Peck Bros Drug store.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10

EAEeN AArlns. Mlsa-J II. Loose
Ed l.osel COS Ds19t.-INo ye4rs ]
a4s a. Ted aitA very severe attack
* Efys nsl4s. Aftsr sao phys .Aas
had ass1 tAeF treatment tol several
weeks aa5 Z continued growing 9.lad
aud l tarr 4Euos.s csllc. Uae1 tA~g
I1sre was lo earthly hslp or hope f9f
nle. I gave up. having tired Al t-s
renle.i e. ADsa - lesll ~. Ny l.s i y
bor. Mr ANler. came "a IA see nls one
day. and 74la try Losses Extract u
hea Clover, as Ae had kleNn ~ its re-
markaLIe cares. I to.a hlm I hAo lest,
hops etlatnotllug would dome ANY good
ln lls world lle asslea. ana taxing
Als l4t went ~ tie drug store aoQ
bought nae one boue ald urged ue
g. rs it. Wa.cl dd. Ten days after
wards Isent Tor tNo more bottles and i
vas wonderful how / improved. ! con-
tnued usng X and toaay ! 1m letter
ll4lI have been ID ye4rss 40 gl ~ cry
sptlas has shown Itself sAl I heart
ly recommend & o. suffering human
fy as TIE Creates. and bes. b.ood
purifier ia existence. Yours truly
Henry Maryla feg .sle by White q
White, dragg .is, Morton House block.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10

This remedy is becoming so well
known and 50 popular rs to need no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bittcrs sing the same song of
praise-A puror medicine does not ex-
I'll and il is guaranteed 10 do all that is
claimed. Electric Bittcrs VIII cure all
diseases of the Liver and Kidneys, Will
remove Pimpes. BoilS, Salt Rheum and
other affections caused by impure
blood. VIII drive Malaria from the
system and prevent as well as cure all
Maiarial fcvers-FOr cure of Headache.
Constipation and Indigestion try Elec-
trio Blttcrs-Entire satisfaction guaran-
teed. or money rcfundcd.-Pricc 30 cts.
and Sl.00 per bottle at Peck Bros Drug
store.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10

Sant Abe soothcs and heals the
membranes of the throat and lungs.
when poisoned and infamed by dis
ease. To prevents night swcats and
t,ghtne across the chest, cures coughs.
Group, asthma. colds. bronchitis. pncu-
mon'a. wuoop.nC cough and All other
throat and lung troubles. No other
medicine is So -uCccssfuliu curing nasal
Caiarrh as California Cat-r-Cure. The
enormous and increasing demand for
these standard California remedies con-
firm their merits. Sold and ahsolu'e.y ~
guaranteed ny au druggists ut 81 a
uactarn. Three for s. -H
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10

Mrs. F. B. Vinegar left for the East
last evening.
POSTMASTER Holbrook, Of Muskegon,
was IN the city yesterday.
q. j. Freeman, of Iona. Will come 10
tbs city % reside TINS week.
Martin L. Whitney, of Kent City, was
N the city yesterday ON business.
Mrs. Charles Find.ater is visiting her
SISTER, Mrs. yelling, at Jackson.
Ernest Lusk. OF Jackson. Is spending
ten days with friends m this city.
Miss Libbie r. Parker and Fred A.
Barber are 10 be married Thursday.
Miss IRIS COnley - visiting her aunt,
Mr.. A. y. Carpenter, OF MuskcgOn.
Mrs J. c. Riley j. expected home to-
day from a SIX weeks trip IN the East.
Guy Beals spent Sunday with his
parents, DR.. and Mrs. Beals, of Muske-
gon.
Mss Mabel Edie and Mss Gertie
jerks 20 70 OiIvet today TO enter col
lege.
Mr. J. Ed Hine IS visiting at lowell
aul Grand Rapids this week.-Dctrols
frrr Press
Mss Maud Miller, Of Centerville, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John Sager, of 81
II H.ton-st.
Mrs. Anna McMullen, Of Milan. IS the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Harry kipp, AZ
the Hermitage.
Or. F. ". R0wley. of Detroit, spent
Sunday With his sister, Miss LIZZIE Row
lev, OK the Irving.
Or. F. ;. Holmes has returned from
a duck shooting expedition TO the Pot
taw0ttamle marshes.
Mss Emma Travis. Of Cooper, Kala-
nazoo county, Is visiting Mss Louise
Clark, of Nadi,on-ave.
Nr. and Mrs o. IT, Babcock left yes
teriay fox Canandlgra, y. Y, 20 visit
NJ. B3LcocS' brother.
Lucias " Bo'tw0od. of New Haven,
Conn. 3 the guest Of his sons Of the
firm of BotNood s. Eo.twoOd.
Mss Amy Klucsvorth. Of the tele-
phone exchange. IS spending her vacs-
tom at Alegsn and other points IN
Western Michigan.
Edwin owen. civil engineer for the
Valley lfv street and Gable Railway
Company. started for Chicago ON bust
ness lst night.
Mrs. 3. b. Watson. Nr. and Mrs.
John s. b. Mead and Willie W. Mead
have returned from tncir trip TO Cleve-
irrd auI other points.
DR. = r. gr-wo.d as enjoying = trip
down tne So Lawrence en- tne Thou
sart Islands srd Montreal. Iie Will b.
absent about two weeks.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10

Your attention isrcspcCt-
fully called to the fact iIat
I have removed my stock oi
goods from - Wcsf Bridge
st. to SIS East Bridget.
nearly opposite Bridge-~t.
House. I viii also say shat
I have made many addi-
fions and Improvements 70
my stock OF Trunks. Blank
cts. Robes. HaTnos~es. etc.
AMI in my Carriage repo~i-
tory I have many very a.
tracfiye & stylish vehicles.
Cordially inviting you to
give me n cali. / ann
GEc. IT.. WTTWOT.
90 +. Bridge-st- T.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10

We desire to express our deep graft
personal acts and words of sympathy
cOmtOrted us IN our recent bereaVe-
ment IN the loss of our mother. We
shall ever hold them III grateful re-
mcmbrance.
Mr.. AND Mrs. julian NJ. WHEELER.
Grand Rapids, Sept. Q, 1889.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10

NHERIFFS SALE.-By virtue of an execu-
- ti0n ISSUED out Of and under The seal Of
the superior court Of Grand Rapids. Michigan.
attested ON the Zd day of july. 4. y. ls.s. 10
me directed and delivered I'm favor OF William
kOcpke. piaiutiM. aud against the goods and
chattels. and for want thereof then II the real
estate OF Joseph +. Dyer. defendant. there
IN named. have levied thereon and shall eN
pose for sale. at public auction or yendue, TO
The highest bidder q the south front entrance
TO the Circuit Court rooms Court block. 50
called IA the ely Of Grand Rapids, that be
ing the place OF holding tic circuit court Of
the County wherein said premises are situated
on Wednesday. the 18th day of September.
A. d. 1889 at ten o'clock in the forenoon of
said day. the following described real estate
lying and being IN ihe County Of Kent and
State or Michigan. and described As follows.
to-wit: Lot thirty-f0ur l3il of Davis Turner
ana tar~ollS addition 10 the City Of Grand
Rapids Kent County. Michigan.
Dated. AUGUST 3 lss9-
LOOMS X. BISHOP. Sheriff Kent Co.
By Isaac I. Lam0reaux. nder Sheriff. tus
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10

WAsaIssrss sept. lQ.-FoE Lower
ii 10 gan-Ealn. preceded "a tbe east
err portion BY f4-T weather, stationary
temreEar1re except ~ the southern
porElr, slgLtly cooleT5 soutAsasteEly
w.nts.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10

The numerous applicants, and the
public generally, are Informed that
owing to unavoidable delay in procur-
ing the tickets of admission, some days
must elspse before they can be put on
sale, due notice of which shall appear
IN the newspapers.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10

AZ 'sesses ,f ner sr- -1red ~ IT
5 Gay Ie1d. fs Meuroe- St.. Eccnl q
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written Nv a wicked Wan.

Saratoga letter IN Albany Journal
A party OF girls, fair ~ the lily and as
lovely a. day, sat chatting on one Of the
hotel piazgas. Said one Of the number
Girls, can you ever fancy anything so in
convenient Fidele was taken sick this
morning and had to dress myself all
alone.
"No;" in chorus from the sympathetic
listeners.
Yes, really: and comb my own hair and
button my own boots
.'ImpoSaiblel How could youeysr r.
"well. didn I suppose could. but |
did and. /" waxing confidential, girls. that
wasn't all. There was hole in my sun.
shade and mendesi il myself.
"why. Sally, explain. do. Did you nc.
tualsy sew it,
mo, with little laugh, bat IL was in
the HACK panel, aud just put piece OF
black court plaster In under the place.
sees And, girls fare you sure there isn't a
man arouud7l. | mended one OF my silk
stockings too. put postage stamp over
the hole Just that way"
on came pretty slipper, and sure
enough. right ON the sole ef shapely little
foot was the patriotic enhlem OF the United
States possoifise showing that the wearer
was on the Saratoga side Of the Ailaniie
aud not on the kaden Baden side.
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II used to travel around the country
wifh patent hay fork. said TIE man
with a green patch ca his ieft ere. as il
came his turn 10 tell a story II am not
going 10 say anything about that patent
more than that no farmer ever got any
benefit from t. What wish 70 hiring ont
Is what might be called . cGrseas eoinci-
dence. and one that / have kicked myself
for over hundred times.
IL was In this way tie continued as
be got settled back on his seat. Farmers
have their weak spots the same as other
folks. Yon can his some OF them by prais-
ing their buildings, others by admiring
hogs or calves. ! had q way Of hitting
them all, and ID worked TO my great profit
every time. When | got up In the morn
got on something as follows:
81 had very curious dream last night.
/ dreamed that was digging out behind
your barn. just on line with G big knot
hole in the sixth board from che west end.
and unearthed tin box containing 81 900
in greenbacks. The dream was 50 vivid
that almost feel the box In my hands.
There's nothing in dream, OF course. but
l never had one that seemed so real.
Mind you | had taken notice Of the
knot hole the evenin before. Sometimes |
fixed the place behind the barn and some
times near q stump, or 50 many PAGES from
= certain tree or strawstack. but It was all
settled on beforehand. 1t wasn't one time
In twenty that a farmer would charge me
for riy lodgings after giving him this
dream. II kit EN- plumb center and they
were only too anxious to get me ous Of the
way 80 they could begin digging.
go on. said several voices, as be made
a long pause.
We'll. one morning after lodging with q
farmer ell night and getting his note for
$50 for hayfork. related the usual dream
IN the usual way. This time il was buried
treasure beneath stump near bis barn.
saw that he was hard hit At once, aud he
LEFT me eating breakfast and vent down 10
dig. ! was chuckling over his greenness
when he came walking IN with tin box
under his arm.
. You don't say ~
- But ] do" and it was box be had
dug out a foot or so below the surface. IL
was broken open right then and there, and
may be drowned for a yellow dog If the
contents didn't pan cut Si,s25 IN just as
good gfeenbacks rs you ever saw.
'..Bnt, but
There were no butts aboutit. He found
the money ard kept ii, As was his right.
and no one ever came 70 claim Il. This 81
bill was part Of it. He gave II to me as .
reward fer my dream, ard I'm keeping ii
as q relic 20 show what fool d nlan can
make Of himself. That's all. gentlemen
I'LL except that ! want some Of you to kick
me as soon aS convenient =
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NOVEMBER BLOSSOMS.
Wave Outdoors in the Glorious
Cline Of Washington.
STRAWBERRY VINES IN BLOOM.
Perenniai traits and Viewers Harvest
ing the Autumn Crop Of Juicy
gaspbrrrIes-

OT5kN% QE8e1E.
Ripe berries are being gathered from the
vines in this vicinity 4 sTnaIl bucket Of
saspberries which had just been picked was
shown us this week. and they we're as ripe
and palafable a. those marketed IN rasp-
berry season Nature seems TO be making
an especial effort to convince the farmers
and orcharaists of this vicinity that tFo
crops may es wall be gathered in one sea-
son, in this famous valley, as enc. This
may De done with number OF vegetables,
ana from the quantity OF ripe berries being
gathered it seems not unreasonable 10
assume that the experiment may be profit
ably made with small fruits. a land Of
perennial fruits and flowers! Where can
il be egualsd7
Yesterday morning J. n. Bowlin brought
to this ofEiee raspberry vine, on which
were numerous ripe berries, green berries
and berry-bloom. He tells Us that they
are still enjoying raspberries and cream at
his residence. the berries being fresh froin
the vines.
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wuIlaa Of Bansla.


This cultivated gentleman is somexhst
Of an Angloit wouldn ! do 20 say Anglo
maniac In connection with bishop, would
it9 However. he believes that bishops in
this country should he spoken Of as they
are in England. and be haS his trunks, or
hoxes. ] should say. marked eWtliaIa al
Albany. William OF Albany who the
deuce Is William Of Albany ~ asked an ~
reyerent drummer from Western New
NSrk, rs he stosd staring as the pile Of
sAcredatAl luggage, which thu bishop was
carrying alsoas with hisn on one 81 his
TRIPS
why. the bishop bishop Doane. He
likes 20 be spoken * IS William OF
Albany. returned the haxgageman.
lie does. Ell Pity he doesn't live cut
ifi isaIEalon
way p
WED call him Buffalo Bal. was the
wicked retogt.
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rhe s.lAx Firs tasla.sr,.


The ciay pape industry i rsmarkahle
from mere than one point az view. The
mAnafacIure IS essentially French and its
inaposssnes i daily increasing. despite The
formidable competition Of wooden pipes and
cigarettes. One PIPE nlanusaesoFy occn-
pies an ARA Of ahoat Iesauo square fees
snd gives employment 10 from SO 10 $40
persons. exclusive u childgea less than y
years q ace. The annual prcJues Is Ia
co gross. The nemhsT 81 STYLES il infinite
sfsa j. daily increasing IS TIE dealers are
continually asking for ncs Hsedess.
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AZ . Rnnaass-

The chair arises 10 aeslsur his address 81
welcome 5sss - the Roman pan<ss Is
served
Chairman AetiooRin--Is affords me more
F5isare thaA IL e2a sxrgSss % meet yex
osee fssase areaaa tAe sstsxe heard.
0tsesga1 ssn hu&fse whisYer1- ~ hist
psnnss. ssss e Shexs Iherss whtskev Ia
she ~ cfasne
ChAiTnAa Mcfsoakin-- Ne frlEsls, there
b. toiEneS ala ssssnge Is goodies. Ihs. Is
waa az th5&.
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Tetaeeo. sAeoslel axsa Hezx eonslimesiss *
81 Alasss aFe best avoided ~ those who
sFask gaaeh. q as leaSs tAss shoala * RSesa
IA ssrset moderation. ! sses hoszna ca waya
sSe3ksse Addiesssa b. ske s'hxsa nlcasses
aSasnst cigarettes. iAse strgsins. ths agfeet
81 eSsasesss sasakssg q es.nsnaAtsve. Assa lie
tssght has essnss&as absorption IL ss.lsaeze
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Monday we received by mail sample of
red raspberries sent Us from Delta by G..
A. Bremner. The berries were on the
branches of bush and were as fresh and
delicious As the same berries in the usual
season. Nature here seems 20 forget her
accustomed harvest time and in her prodig-
atty brings forth fruit boshin season and
out of season. Saturday we saw straw
berries In blossom and Tuesday nora
ing the meadow larks were singing with
al the giadness they show on May
morning. Instead OF the proyerbial rain,
the sun shown forth III his beauty and
strength. warming mother earth With his
genial rays and spreading gladness abroad
without stint. Only the hoary head OF
Mount Baker seemed to say that snow ever
comes 10 this favored spot. while even be
gave the valleys a paternal smile which
raight be interpreted as benediction and
promise OF protection from all the storms
OF winter.
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snohomish sun.

Mrs. SwafIors presented the San Office
with handsome bouquet OF strawberry
blossoms Saturday. What will our Dakota
readers say when they pull of their wraps
and nestle around the fire TO keen from
freezing, when they read Of Strawberries In
hInafn in Washington