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The Delta independent., 1889-02-05
4ne Old EasAioned Mo.her.

AHN oAN. a ...ohishtu noshCA
The old fash ioneti muther-
God bless her.
How We long To embrace
Aud caress her!
" there's one Ia be fnuad
In the country around,
With the greatest respect,
Ne addres her.
Her hair, dark or gray,
Brr rShed SO neatly,
Aud framing her face in
So swcetly.
No irizzcs, no puifs,
No p1liers, no ruiis,
Yet acting the lady
Completely.
The sensible mother.
Wh"m Fashion,
Though she put her tyrannicm
Lash on,
Could never transform
From the being so warm
Int" your stately dame
With sgch dash on.
Oh. would that swift time
Might restore us
The old.fiusniOucd mothers
That bore us,
Whose pleasant home duties
Developed rare beauties-
So unlike sOHis mothers
Before us,
The Delta independent., 1889-02-05

Watches, Clocks, Jewclry. Silver
ware and everything kept in u first
class jewelry store can be found ut the
Montrose Watchehaker's. Tho special.
" is tine engraving and watch-work
Reynolds, the Matchmaker.
The Delta independent., 1889-02-05

On Tuesday aud "Wednesday, February 18th
aud 18th. isss, the Delta County Sabbath
School Convention c"nvcncs at the frcshytcr-
ian Church at this place. The convention
meets nj o'clock pm. or Tuesday, aud q lee.
ture will oe delivered each evening by Rev.
l. II. Self. A cordial invitation is extended.
The Delta independent., 1889-02-05

WIN. Wheeler told Us some time ago he
was going to live on his ranch aud practice
up sbooting Jack Rabbits, and We supposed
l,c had hibcrnaicd for the winter. but few
days ago we heard of him from Lvonja, n.
y. Now, wonder II he has gone back there
N see some old sweetheart. We wouldn't be
bit surprised to see him come with IL hang
ing on his arm, aud we hope he will.
The Delta independent., 1889-02-05
Town Lots and Lands.

| have the Exclusive Sale OF the lots
aud lands OF The Delta Town and I'm
provement Co. at Delta. Persons desIr-
i.ig To purchase can call on me ut my
office or write To me at Delta.
AR. KING.
The Delta independent., 1889-02-05
parlor Rarher Shon

Having had III extensive experience.
| am prepared to do shaving and hair
cutting ut all times. Good work guar
antecd. shop next door to Post 0aice,
Delta, Colo. j. W. BoULpIN.
The Delta independent., 1889-02-05

A pleasant surprise party was Ind last Fri.
day night at til, residence of Iir. john Brow.
or, On Tongue creek, quite number congrc.
eating and enjoying themselves in dancing
nud partaking Of good square oyster supper,
The Delta independent., 1889-02-05

NJ. Il. Jameson has taken charge of lIarv.
Mc,iranahau's ranch, about four miles up the
rncompahsrc. aud will work it on shares.
Eddy, although tenlerfoot, is a rustler, aud
don't you iur.-Tit
The Delta independent., 1889-02-05

Work will soon commence on the Young
Eustlcr" Ditch. When this ditch is cumplct-
cd II will water a large amount Of good land.
nnd the wur, sh"uId begin as soon as possible.
The Delta independent., 1889-02-05

The Oberi boys, who worked the ranch ~
q. 7. StAndlsh last year Are going ta take
charge of VIM. NJ. Hastings ranch thi, sum.
ncr, while Mr.. Hoppe is going to ranch his
own place.
The Delta independent., 1889-02-05

R.rrI-T CHU>CH-Scryircs very Sunday morn
irr. except the fourth sUudp, In the month. At
II A. NJ.
sunday School ever sunday It i0A.W
Covenant meeting at ID" ht ~ Of the pnFia On
Saturday before the ihiid Supoay Of each month
at N
RTy. II GEAxr Pastor.
The Delta independent., 1889-02-05

Frank Eldrcls,c. one oi Montrusc rounty's
cattle baruns. was in Della las, week. We
don't know surr. bu; we've got a idea that
there is h.u OF.
The Delta independent., 1889-02-05
RnIl Ennse.

j. W. Boudiu has htted up a bath
house il, connection with his barber
shop. Cal and see him; next door to
the postoilice.
The Delta independent., 1889-02-05

The partnership hcrrtoforr existing be.
tNv,n Geo. II. Risrlnw aud 4. r. King has
been dissolved anI tho firm nj X ing aud Bisr.
low. real estate etc. j. NO NOR.
The Delta independent., 1889-02-05

4 Masquerade dance will lie given gu c-ud
OF this month at the AgcnuE Hotel.
The Delta independent., 1889-02-05

When you desire pleasant physic try st
Patrick's Pills. They eau SlwSy, be depended
upon, and do not nzuScat. the stomach nor
gripe the bowels. For sale 10y Latham X
" NiIliams
The Delta independent., 1889-02-05

We arr glad to note that M. Lou White,
VIII" has Lsru 20 scriously III fer sometime, j.
able To- lc out, and will in The near future be
nil -. X.
The Delta independent., 1889-02-05

Go to the Delta Planning Min for
all kinds of Native l.ulnber.
The Delta independent., 1889-02-05

lou Lindsey. Who has been here taking
"arr or his friend, Lou White Ign iuf lrHtlou
Last week. to look after hts mium- property.
The Delta independent., 1889-02-05

j. II. Johns from Princeton, Illinois Gen,
Agt. of the Illinois MRsDus Brnrr"lrur e"ci.
ETY.. l. IN town. ioliciting business.
The Delta independent., 1889-02-05
For sale.

a mule team. wagon and harness.
cheap. For particular. enquire at this
otlice.
The Delta independent., 1889-02-05

No duty should be len undnnc. lfyou
have n snar,ing skin disease Il is not ynur
duty " scratch and irritate II hut to apply
Chnn,brrlnin's Ointment aud cure IL, Guar.
Antsed and sold by Latham 4 Williams.
The Delta independent., 1889-02-05
Church DIRECTORY.

". T.. CHrpciT-scVices every Sunday at II N
NJ. and s r. ". Class meeting imme inieIy afer
morning seryico.
Sunday School every sabbath at 7 rY
titinn prayer meeting at the ". T. church ev-
cry Wednesday al sP. N. All are cordially in
yi,cd.
IadIcs Union prayer meeting every Tucsday
stSP.N.
Rrv. GEORGE =. TUTrlE, Pastor.
The Delta independent., 1889-02-05

Mr.. Wa. Lament, who owns = ranch "u
AlkaIi creek, wa, In town Yesterday. Sir.
Lamont is also interested in the sheep busi.
ness.
The Delta independent., 1889-02-05

II. s. Anderson is EuinE TO commence
r,nchins with - chickens which he Pur.
rhased the other dny.
The Delta independent., 1889-02-05
Fancy Gnnils

Everything in the shape of Fancy
Goods can lie found at Mrs. Buckland's
Millinery store
The Delta independent., 1889-02-05

Why pay Sioo per pound for ten,
when You can get us good or better at
Spenoer's for 10 cts.
The Delta independent., 1889-02-05

Me Granahan 4 Butler have ful
line OF gents underware.
The Delta independent., 1889-02-05
Jackets. Jackets.

Any number Of Cardigan Jackets of
every description at Mrs Bucl,lmd's
The Delta independent., 1889-02-05
Ladies'.

20 and see those iue shoes at McGiaua
han x Buffers. They are the best.
The Delta independent., 1889-02-05
Nassnie Lodge

Meets tie fTFt and third Friday evenings Of
each month in the Masonic Hail.
GEu. 4 FUHDl, " y.
r. KING. Sccr.ta-~
The Delta independent., 1889-02-05
TUESDAY, FEB. .. I,so.

fenlon, 'Jc~clrr'', Nontrasc. Colo, for
watch repairing.
The Delta independent., 1889-02-05
Good Lime.

Cement. Plaster and Hair at Gale
Bros.
The Delta independent., 1889-02-05
Waited.

A number.of cattle or horses to feed
for the winter luQuire of ]. Z. Cam
OF this c0re.
The Delta independent., 1889-02-05
Rolled Plate

Jcwelry. warrnle,i, al MeGranahan &
Buffers.
The Delta independent., 1889-02-05
GaIdeu, Field

and flower SEEDS at
MCGKANAIIAS X BUTLER.
The Delta independent., 1889-02-05

SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, NAL" miserable i'y
that terrible cough. ShIlo5'- Care Is thr re-
medy for you. At McMurray'S.
The Delta independent., 1889-02-05
0i, tfiriSI

Nice spring felt Hats. any color. for
school girls At Mrs. Buckl4nd'S,
The Delta independent., 1889-02-05
Undertaking. Goods.

Fine asSortme't OF Undertaking
goods. to be had al Gale Bros.
The Delta independent., 1889-02-05

For Gents, find Neekwear and
Fancy shr,s goto
McGgANAHAA & BuTLrR.
The Delta independent., 1889-02-05
BUSINESS LOCALS.
LIE Anm Muri

If You Want
anything In the line of Laces 20 to
MEs. Buckllud's Millinery store.
The Delta independent., 1889-02-05

If the jcweirr ctunot repair your
watch, take it 10 Reynolds, the Watch
maker.
The Delta independent., 1889-02-05
Moacy m loan

On real estate. Easy teslis. Call on
Lyman |. uunry.
The Delta independent., 1889-02-05
I,.ss tor sale.

hive i,sluonr.o OF sucking pigs FOR
81, ,,acs, c.cls. .paraes 'otsNing
az, will iisp ME card, ! viii deliver
lc,h ~ seNa,
CnAs. x, iifAs
The Delta independent., 1889-02-05
OUR JOB OFFICE
County Officers.

County Comn!isSioners-First district P0b't
Hamilton: second district. Thos. "A Mower: thir
district, AHro. 'lough.
Clerk and kccardcr-Foydicc HGdgdon.
Shorin-Rcn $. Gheeu.
Treasurcr--AmuS X Howard
Conr ~ Jndgc-- Alfred X. King.
Survcyer-F. L. Boyd
/. As. ssnr-- Herbert T. Perkins
Superintendent Of SchnOl~-J. 3. acGinty
Corohcr-Hr Allen Latham
The Delta independent., 1889-02-05

SoRIP FORK STAGE TINE TABLE.
II. HAMNosp. Propri, ,tor.
Leaves Delta every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at 40 u. m. arriving at IlUtClklss al
i.5tU M. at Paruia 500 y. M.
Returning, leaves Ia mia every Tuesday, Thur
day and SaiuriaN NJ ls5sE =, H.. arriving al
Delta AT snnp. m. For further particulars,
enquire at Hammond, Livery Stable
The Delta independent., 1889-02-05

SHILoH'S CArABRu RENlEDG--a
positive cure toe Ctsarch. Dipthcr,a sad
Canker Mouth. Fur sale at Melarrayls.
The Delta independent., 1889-02-05

Oats in exchange Tor lumber at
GAZE Bios.
The Delta independent., 1889-02-05
=. L Il. q. II,iE TAHIE.

EoisH WET GplNh EsssT.
So. :. 2:s3s S". :. 20 c. IN.
rs.s"uEorS carried between Grand Junction
apd A"ntr,se un freight lrIius 40 AMI g-ti.
The Delta independent., 1889-02-05
Yarns.

Germantown and .SaNony yarns, al
shades and colers, at
MG6RtNSlfAN & BurLER's,
The Delta independent., 1889-02-05
JeyeIry.

Good Solid Cola Jewelry. warranted.
at reduced prices at MeGranahan y
Buffers.
The Delta independent., 1889-02-05
GInrrs avid Miitens.

Just received new line OF gloves
and mitteno. at popular prices.at
McGRANNiIAN X BerLER'S.
The Delta independent., 1889-02-05
Brick for Sale
Wanted! Manledl! Wantel.!!

ut GALE Bios.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-05

Hovey g. McCracken's NIL ~
North Muskegon Destroyed.
LUMBER AID SHINGLES BURKE D
HesVY Losses Covered with partial
Insurance ssysHty-fve Men Thr0sa
Out OF Eapioy oymsnt-fho OriEta
of the ftTe UnceEkAin.

MUsKEGoN. Mich, Nov. 4.-The saw
mill Of Hovcy Il MeCracken, at North
Muskegon, together With large
amount OF lumber and shingles, were
swept away by fire at an early hour
This morning.
The fire frst started IN a pile Of
lumber and shingles On the end Of ?.
r. Leonards dock. A strong north
west wind prevailed ndin a very short
tame IN spite of heroic efforts 70 conhne
il, the fire had leaped from Leonard's
dock over upon HOycy * McCracken's
dock and was rapidly working Is way
10 their mill. IL was soon in flames and
IN a remarkably short time was reduced
10 a heap of smOuldering ruins. Mean
while the North Muskcgon Single
Company's mill had been kept drenched
and was saved, although two of their
docks were destroyed together with be-
tween 100000 and 5000, 900 shingles
piled on them.
A large quantity of shingles and lum-
Der on LeOnard's dock was burned,
and nearly 1000 900 feet of lumber on
Hovey x McCracken's dock. Their
lumber was insured for $34, 900, and the
mill for SIS, 900. The total loss amounts
to nearly Sl25, goo; total insurance, S69,-
600.
Hovey & McCracken had, few days
before the fire, contracted with the c.
& w. NJ. railway to deliver to them at
their mill 25,OO0, 900 feet each year for
the next ensuing three years. About
seventy-five men are thrown out Of en-
ployment by the burning of the mill.
Some claim that the fire originated
from sparks from barge; others assert
that It was from sparks from Leonard 5
mill. It's all mystery, however.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-05
AN EXTR A SESSION.
Defects in the New Election Law Make
One Probable.

LANSING, Mich, Nov. 4.-Gov. Luce,
who departs tonight for visit to Cali
fornia, has decided that he will issue
no call for an extra session of the
Legislature until after his return,
five weeks later at least. The Governor
says he still can not believe that the
liquor law Will be declared void by
the Supreme Court, but he has graver
doubts regarding the new election law.
He thinks issues Will be raised at the
Detroit election tomorrow, which IN
volve the validity of the election law,
and that it can be contested in the
Supreme Court at either this or the
January session, when there viii still
be time to call an extra session of the
Legislature if advisable. In case of an
extra session there will have to be at
least elght special elections to fill va
cancies in the House and Senate.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-05
GEoRGE FRANCIS WRITES.
he Might Have Been Happier ~ ma
Never Beea Born.

NEw YoRK, Nov. 4.-IAe Worlds
Boston special says Citizen George
Francis Tram, now confined ia cell 10,
Charles-st. jail, has just addressed
the following letter 70 Governor
Ames. $50 ExEcUriyE CmsF OF Mas
sAcHusErIs hereby hold state
OF Massachusetts, liable Tor 100000
damages for false arrest on
false affidavit. What right has
states % 4 dnap' citizens ol another
~tatey How tOes state know lu- -gment
WAS not fra-IuAur What rgat mas
state % place me on same footing a.
murder convict 'felon' land ipck
rae up day and night because state has
no deuJ0rpr ,onE
~In nal gart. OF world debtors before
tarbartv Was abolished are only
locked up at u' ght lhayng day free
dom inside walls. Is debt criminal
unless fraude is not person consld-
cred innocence until tound guilty;
"llI every body IN debt was jailed,
what would you DO for prisons 10 hold
the cOuvctsP Refused nabeas corpus
by SIX judges who sneeze when one
takes snuff, I mpeach Mas. blue laws
that would disgrace the Middle Ages.
"fSigned GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-05
Pnst-ofIices on Stcnmships.

In his forthcoming annual report
POstmaster-Gener Wanamaker viii
recommend that post-Offices be estab-
hshed on the principal steamers that
ply between the ports OF the United
states and Europe similar TO the postal
service on railway trans. This would
greatly faciiita te the delivery of mail
matter in countries on both sides Of the
Atlantic. When the steamers arrive
packages could be made up for all the
principal distributing points IN the
country of destination. The German
government has been in correspondence
with the Postmastcr-General on the
subject -Brrdsfre-fs
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-05

JAcKsoN, Mich. Nov. deputy
United states Internal Revenue Collec-
tor Fuller j. sn thls city and states that
Bartly Burns, who has been running a
gambling room ln tAis clty, was arrest
ed "Wednesday night by Deputy
Marshal Moore and taken 70
Detroit for selling liquor without
the pavnent of the Government
tax. Al Detroit Burns admitted the
selling, paid the Government tax for
TWO wears and penalties, also S57 costs
and was released. Jacob Levy, 10 whom
Burns claims 10 have sold ms gambling
room, has been complained OF Tor "a
like oitense, and Fuller says viii be-
taken 10 Detroit pa a day or two. Burns
Is wealthy sporting man.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-05

LANsTNG, Mich, Nov. 4.-Thc follow
ing corporations fled articles Of associa-
ton with tine Secretary of State during
toe past week: French-American Pub
li>hlng Company, Lake Linden, capital
stock 5000; Pontiac and Orchard Lake
Street Railway Company, Pontiac, S50,-
600; Therapeutic Terrestrial kquipOise
Company. Detroit, 5000, 200; Rogers
Furniture Company, Detroit and SAN
dusky. o.; White Pine hIndhng Com
pauy. Bav City. 5000; Detroit Wooden
Ware Works. Detroit, $4,000; Mickle-
son & Hanson Lumber Company, TT
~ego Lake. >i0l.Wo; st. Nincent's
Roman Cathoac SICK Relief Society,
LL.t.L--t
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-05

CHlcAoo. NOV. I.-Frc was discov-
ercd tonight ln tie sixth floor of the
Western fr.seruug Company's cold
storage warehouse "A,' located on
STATE and Il cu rin-sts.. and before
tho flames coul Z i'e exiting -'Ished loss
Of fully $500, 900 had been sustained.
The building was filled with
eggs. butter. cheese and dried fruits,
frozen poultry and game, tHe value OF
winch. roughly estimated, was about
sI.U0o. .0o0. There was q vast amount
of merchandise "a lhe building owned
hy merchants la Boston, Providence
and other Eastern cities The loss Is
well covered by Insurance.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-05

BODY. A verdct of suicide VAS ren-
dsFsd. TIE funeral VII be held TO
marrow
Westbrook has alssys been highly
esteemed as a man and a ne gapof.
He was 4 member Of the church. very
exemplary ia his conduct. and there IS
10 doubt whatever that tne at was the
result of sudden and violent insanity.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-05
A DANGEROUS RAILROAD.
Another Man KILLED on Butters & Peters
Logging Road.

LUDDrNcroS, Mich, Nov. 4.-Latc
Saturday night Charles Larsen, n Swcde,
was killed on Buffers & Peters logging
road at the South Branch camps, in
Ocoana county, while coupling cars.
Tins /. the fourth man killed ON the
road within year. An inquest was
held. hut the jury refused to render a
verdict until the casc had been lnvCst-
gated by the prosecuting attorney 1t
is alleged that the company refused TO
bury the remains of Larson. who was a
young unmarried man, with no rela-
tons ln tins country.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-05
MUST STAND TRIAL.
No Further Delays to BE Allowed in the
Hoizhey Case

BEssEMER, Mich, Nov. 4.-The case
of the People VS.. Redmond Holzhay,
the highwayman and murderer, was
called at o'clock this morning. The
defense again asked for continuance,
which was denied. \ motion was then
made by Holzhay's counsel for a
change of venue. The forenoon was
spent IN reading affidavits to show that
Hozhay could not get a far trial in
Gogcbc county. The motion for Il
change of venue was speremptorilyO over
ruled by the presiding judge, and the
work OF impaheling jury WAS begun.
The jury viii be completed tomorrow.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-05
ROASTED TO DEATH
Eight Men DeIused with Molten Iron
Five of Them h He'd.

LEBANON, Pa, Nov. by the break
ing out of molten iron in the stack of
Colebrook furnace No. l today, Harvey
Beck, Henry Fertig, Isaac Siergrist,
VIM. snyder and Harvey Boyler were
killed, and Jon BOher, Benjamin. Eek
and Euoch Eisenhauer were severely
burned. The men, all of whom We're
labOrers, were overwhelmed by the
rush of molten metal while at work,
and some of them were burned almost
beyond recognition. The hosting shalt
of the furnace was destroyed.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-05

LOWELL, Mich, Nov. 4.-Neal Bovee
of Fallasburg, while out hunting rab-
bits yesterday, mounted stump. while
his father was soaring the rabbit from
the surrounding bushes. While stand
ing there his gun slipped 10 the ground,
striking the trigger against the stump,
dischargng the gun 50 that the shot
passed through one hand and a Few
scattering shot through one ear.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-05
SCALDED TO DEATH.
> Steamboat Boiler Explodes with the
Usual Disastrous Results.

Usual Disastrous Results.
LEwEs, Del, Nov. 4.-The boiler OF
the steamer :. :. Brown, belonging TO
;. ;. Brown &Co., fisher manufacturers
here, exploded at l O'Clock this after
noon, OFT Hcresford inlet, y. j., fatally
scaiding Charles ". Bailey, chief engl-
necr, William Ludlow, assistant engl-
neer, and William DecOrscy, fireman.
l.. z. Allyn, of the same firm being
near by, took the three men on board
and landed them here at 4 o'clock.
They belong IN New London, Conn.
DecOrsey died AT $50 and the others
are not expected to live. The engines
of the steamer were shattered and part
of the deck and house was blown Oft.
Two or three others of the crew were
slightly injured. The disabled boat
was towed into port at o'clock this
evening.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-05
Children and Matches.

BAY CITY, Mich, Nov. 4.-During the
absence of Mr.. and Mrs. William VIII
liams from home yesterday their two
girls, aged and 4. played With matches,
The clothing of the older one caught
fire, burning the child so badly that
death resulted this morning.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-05

,,,.s.N, ,e ,., ,,.,,,.,,,~~

TRAvERsE CITY, Mich, Nov. Alex.
Lardie, of Mapleton, was out in yawl
with two other men TINS morning al
Bowers harbor. The boat Sas upset.
The others got 70 shore, bat Lardie was
drowned. lie was about so years old
and leaves a wife and small children.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-05
A HORRID BUTCHERY
Four Victims OF a Frer Zied
Farmer Dying.
He Hammers @ r His Wifes
and Children Brains.


Another Of the terrible tragedies I
which have made the past twelve !
months the most bloody in the annals /
OF tae state, occurred early yesterday /
m0ct l tAe township Of Vergennes. /
TIE s ct.ms OF the irgatlul atfair are /
Hagga. Westbrook, farmer living on
SECTION i6, his wife and three children.
Westorook was mldd.c-aged man and
owned a good farm. He was, however,
considerably involved financially.
There was u mortgage Of 5000 on the
farm, and the personal property was
also heavily m0rtgaged. The holders
o. the mortgages were pressing him for
payments. and though he was al hon
est and hardworking man he was un-
ahle o. make much headway. The
trouble weighed heavily upon AIS mind,
50 much 30 that he was unable 70 sleep
nights. As a consequence ne frequently
fell asleep IN his chair or while riding
in hi- buggy, and for some time past he
bad been keptunier surveillance by his
children lest be should drop asleep and
hurt himself by falling. It was not
thought, however, that he was badly
unbalanced.
\ little before 4 o'clock yesterday
morning Westbrook, who slept in
bedroom With one of his children
apart from the rest of the family,
arose, lighted lamp, dressed
himself and got a common carpenters
hammer from the kitchen. He then
returned to the bedroom and dealt the |
sleeping child three heavy blows upon
her head with the hammer. Passing
into the room occupied by the wife
aud two other children. me beat IN the
SKULLS Of each. Even this did not ap-
Tcase his horrd appetite for blood.
lis two sons yet remained. Climbing
the stairway % the room above where
taey lay sleeping, stepping cautiously
across the floor lest he should awaken
them, he reached the bedside and
slightly turning the head Of the eldest
- 'l"t ~ p''S'i''eo 3. i''I marx lor 'ne
hammer ne ia''eo MS arm % s'riNe'
but 'he eNciIeheni, OF possibly tne
thought Of the awful. sickenlng sight
/, had left below, unnervcd
nm' ana the dow g'Anced from
tie V'ctmS IofeA.'d leaving
r..
hm unl1rmcd- lae iad sprang from
t"e oed 'n lfi7n'' ana ec4fceiy showing
"''t ,e ana OF "n"t nad happened ne
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Telegram-herald., 1889-11-05
"ABOU BEN ADHBM.'
Read At Hi- own Request at Judge
Jo.iyn's Tunerai

Jo.iyn's funeral
YrHLANrI, Mich, NOV. 4.-Prncpai
!. VI. b. Slu, of the Normal school
made the address az the funeral Of
Judge Joslyn, at -. Luke's. yesterday
afternoon. The Judge had asked to
have read ~ his friends who should
gather ar his funeral the poem " Atom
Ben Adhem. ." and that at the close of
the verses those present wu0 cared %
should say " Anon" When Prof. ~.I
had fu shed. the great crowd ot VIE
ncsses o. Judge Jos.yn's love TOT his
fellow men joined In solemn amen.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-05
Here Are Bargains Again IN Dress Goods By the Yard,

Every Price Price ought exchange
ownership.
Stripes doubcfod Dress Goods worth 25c reduced
Pieces PLAIN yard; your
choice yard.
AWoo douleod Dress Flanne worth 5ic yard
ma kcd them & a
60 Pieces doubefod Tucots yard your
% a
Pieces ATWOOD sold everywhere for SOC yard and cheap that
our prc ce isl Is
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-05
We Challenge Comparison!


Conbn Dress Patterns for
worth $1,000 they
a sacrifice of Sl075.
Magnificent Combination tar shades 5000;
select for thc astoundngly price of $3.50.
Patterns
hemfo or his greats a IN $500.
shades $500 and s9OOO your