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The Columbus journal., 1890-03-05

RUBBER manufacturers met secretly in
New York Wednesday and organized a
trust, which, as stated, will result in an
advance in prices all round. 1t was re-
ported that Para rubber is becoming
scarce.
The Columbus journal., 1890-03-05

TIE executive, non-partizan commit
tee Of prohibition amendment league in
session at Lincoln, Feb. 25th, issued q
call for . convention OF the state league,
to be held in Lincoln, April l6.
The Columbus journal., 1890-03-05

WILHELMY & OvERTON's hardware
store at Nebraska City, on the night OF
Feb. 18th was broken into and a dozen
reyolvers stolen. No burglars detected.
The Columbus journal., 1890-03-05

TIE winter wheat crop in southern
Illinois is looking we'll for this season of
the year, and the pastures are in as good
Q condition as they usually are in mid
April.
The Columbus journal., 1890-03-05

TUESDAY night Of last week at keath-
ley, Tenn, a cyclone wrecked Winslow
& Bands bank building, resulting in
serious injuries to six persons.
The Columbus journal., 1890-03-05

"PAcToLrs PRIME" is the name Of q
new story by that gifted author, Judge
Tourgee. It deals with phases of the
race problem, also pet follies Of the
times"
The Columbus journal., 1890-03-05

Ar midnight Feb. q, the large COW
barns Of J. G.. Bell, at East Aurora, N,
Y, containing fifty head of cattle and
twenty-five tons Of hay were destroyed
by fire. All the live stock persisted
The fire is thought to be the work of an
incendiary. Loss not yet estimated.
The Columbus journal., 1890-03-05

The Ohio state senate on Wednesday
evening passed the house bill prohibit
ing the manufacture of or sale Of Oleo-
margarine as butter or cheese.
The Columbus journal., 1890-03-05

CHARLES KINcAID shot through the
head ex-Congressman Taulbee at WASH
ington city, Feb. %. Kincaid is a news
paper correspondent, and the trouble
between them grew out of something
he published in his correspondence
about Taulbee. They are both citizens
of Kentucky. It is believed the shot
will prove fatal. Kincaid made no re-
s~istenca to be put under arrest.
The Columbus journal., 1890-03-05

AT Cincinnati, O., Feb. 9th, the Ohio
river reached q height Of fifty-four feet
three inches. At Louisville, the river
reached flood stage.
The Columbus journal., 1890-03-05
Seeders and HarrOWs.

StrOwbridge Broadcast Seeder. Niagara force feed wagon box seeier HOos-
Ter broadcast fOrcefeed ehyenfOOt seeder. The best broadcast seeder O wheels
which will measure Our grain and ground as it " and make a pretty fair
estimate OF the crop It will SOW anything from Il halfgrOwn timothy seed to a
silk Dress. HOOsar pressd drill Climax dic harrow and seeder combined. Gil
mx disc harrow without seeder attachments
The Columbus journal., 1890-03-05

Mrs. PIERCE, wife of the Presbyterian
minister at Ord, is SO gifted and quail
fed as to be able to fill her husbands
pulpit al any time when he is absent.
The Columbus journal., 1890-03-05

ALBERT ROLAz GALLATIN, son OF the
secretary of the treasury under President
Madison, died Tuesday at New York,
aged 80.
The Columbus journal., 1890-03-05

"A LITTLE more corn wanted at the
New Era Office on subscription. Help ms
along, friends, until the grass grows in
the gentle spring ime."1Newman's
Grove New Era.
Bro. Ellsworth, We feel an interest in
your case, and a friend at our side sug-
gests that in your extreme necessity you
must use hay tea, until the green grass
of spring makes its appearance.
The Columbus journal., 1890-03-05

Mn. j. HULL, of Edgar, Neb., has been
appointed chief of division in the second
auditors Office OF the treasury depart
ment.
The Columbus journal., 1890-03-05

The Norfolk News says that Judging
from the tolerance shown to gambling in
that burg, the Louisiana State Lottery
could find a congenial home there.
Better make a hue and cry about it, and
have innocent blood of your skirts. The
time is coming when the laws against
gambling and against houses of pros
titution will be fully enforced.
The Columbus journal., 1890-03-05

An oil tank on the third section of q
Fl. Wayne freight train exploded at
Lakeville, O., Monday morning. The
fourth section, close behind, crashed into
it, causing q terrible wreck which took
fire and burned up. The engineer and
fireman and q brakeman on the fourth
were killed.
The Columbus journal., 1890-03-05

The republicans Of Nebraska can
scarcely realize that Iowa has a demo-
cratic governor. 1t is a truth, neverthe-
less.
The Columbus journal., 1890-03-05

The meeting OF cattlemen March 18th
ut Fort Worth, Texas, promises to be a
very interesting gathering.
The Columbus journal., 1890-03-05

ATKINSON, the contestant for a seat in
the house from West Virginia. has been
seated.
The Columbus journal., 1890-03-05

THOMAS O'BRIEN has been hanged at
Lexington, KY, for the murder Of his
wife.
The Columbus journal., 1890-03-05
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 1890.
GREAT foods last week in Ohio.

GEORGE A. BLACK, was hanged at
Laramie, Wyo., Feb. &c, for the murder
Of Robert Burnett.
The Columbus journal., 1890-03-05
everything
~ A FINE IMPROVED FARM

for sale in Shell Creek valley,
n near Columbus. containing 2.S
@@@ acres Of land: about l2J acres
under cultivation; ~ nrres heavily timbered, re-
maindsr mostly in clover and blue grass pasture
and hay land; 80 fruit trees. apples. pears,
cherry, plums. etc, some bearing; all kinds IF
ornamental tr.s-s and shrubs; 10 fulI-bearing
grape vines. The farm entire is fenced. and d.
Vided into small fields by fence. Dwelling house
Of seven rooms, granary, corn cribs. large horse
stable with hay-mOw, cattle barn which holds ~
tons of hay; hog house; z wells; running water
In pasture. For further particulars inquire at
JOURNAL Office. or address. II. b., care Of JOUR-
NAL COiumbus, Nebr. 22maytf
The Columbus journal., 1890-03-05
Special Announcement

Our assortment of spring dress fabrics surpass any and all previous
efforts w attempted in central Nebraska. We show Briliantines in all
colors and black.
The latest eastern craze is Briliantines trimmed with ribbon velvet or
satin edge ribbons Another very fashionable craze is colored Briliantines
trimmed with silk fringe and Vandyke points.
We show elegant BrlGantnes 1t 45c yard in navy, serpent, sapphire,
gray, slate black, olive, etc.
Our soc line comes in all the lew shades.
Our 7c assortment is indeed very complete in all the eastern favorite
shades too numerous to mention.
Early selections Is advisable.
The Columbus journal., 1890-03-05
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We reserve the right to reject any manuscript
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separately. Give rs facts.
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The Columbus journal., 1890-03-05
Mowers, Binders and Hay Rakes.
Threshers.
Grinders and Shelters.

TX L feed grinders and corn shelters and horse powers Besides a full
of extras for everything in the line OF Implements. Anything no OIL hand
ordered on short notice.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07
no GOOD SANDWICH
coancl Business Works Poorly
Bet@esa Soelsl sseet keaGs
ahss Pv-eesS al oase - = sesPsssiss ~
kas q Ases. as Ihsa as@n4-et karely
Eas0sh Aasias<s - AssR tss efts
Atfss E1x a n esk

IA ansv.ch * - ths p0ndeTous
bas.aess II .oag session u the eoan-
G.. lzsseea too important stages ot =
CsFH.au esi. og2t0n sSs foaue ~ ex
per nsnt n8s q Wogk Nell. ana - liz
cav t1shsr. s&vs i up lasI evening
after h4lf hoar's tuss.s WITH i.
Ihe eOaacl Wss cAiled 10 order a.
pree sely 7.se Aad adjourned ~ pre-
e.sey O'Clock. The only absentees
we're Aldermen Anderson, 0Donnell
aai Mckee.
The first thing Nss the Suspension q
tlle rules on motion OF Alderman
iateum, Tor the receiving II the comp
tfo.lsr sgoport. General accounts Ntte
-, senisa Ana appTey Il amounting q
eIo, lVf -. Also ifcnl tue boar
Ut P0bAc MoIks. special lnl
pFovement fund siUs5. s. t0Nnlch wa'
aided 800, account VI tontf~e.Ni
oven StAte-st. mpgoy,monl; grand
total, tl2. 1888.
ON motion OF Alderman Saunders
the oSunell passed 20 uuuGisned Dus
uess. and various sss' ssn4ent rOlis ioi
.iaprovVn4s uts were acteo upOn. tetis
being 10 further Appeals, asssssnivu'
rolls SO re approved Tor Improvement
IA Ml.ier.st, Turner-ss., Eirventn-st.
-laalmg and gravehng IA Stocklug-st..
AMI for sewer iu S"cold-St,. irOs.
Michigan 10 S,ocklng-sts.
A niutlon ~ aaJoUra w&s passed viii
suggestive unsniInlly.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07

While William Harris and his son
James were at the Mckim farm, Steuben-
vile. on tho West Virginia side Of the
river. two Lorsos. hitched at the side Of
the barn. slipped their brides and start
Ell 20 run away Harris. seeing the run
away. tried 10 head the horses, causing
them 70 tarn and so through fence in
20 yard where there were thirty bee
hives. Three hives were knocked over
by the horses.
Thousands OF bees svsrIned over the
horses. which lay down in the harness
moaning piteously. AS young Harris
could not sec the horses suffer he cut
the traces with butcher knife, while
the bees attacked him. he started the
horses off. When loose from the cattle
crate the horses ran in all directions in
the fields. uttering unnatural squeals, at
times rolling in the grass, moaning ter
nbly.
One horse lay down in creek. where
it rolled and shrieked till death ended
It's suffering The cher horse was
caught and hay burned under it. but the
horse died in short time. Both were
f1c animals. Young Earris was stung
badly. bat lie was bathed in tub of
soda water. counteracting the poison
Cincinnati Enquirer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07

Yamhill has long been noted for its re-
marka5.e people and institutions Now
. town is bog formed which will make
the most model community i'm the world
if the rules governing it are carried out
The laws which every member will have
To subscribe to are substantially: No
qusrrehng No improper language. No
taking the name OF God in vain No
swearing. No evil speaking, lying or
slandering. That they regularly attend
divine worship in Hope church and keep
holy the whole Of the Lords day That
they abstain from the use Of opiurn
in every shape and form. No theft
II any kind. 10 trespassing on
the property Of others. No dancing
parties. No theatrical representations.
No serenading Of newly married per
sous. No bathing in the river on Sun
days nor at any time without having
first put on. in private. a decent bathing
suit- No opium, intoxicating drinks or
tobacco 10 be sold or baItered, or kept or
exposed for sale. No horses, cattle,
swine, goats or poultry to run at large.
Pigeons to be confined within wire net
ting Albany Democrat.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07
About Thunder Clouds.

Among the earliest symptoms of the
approach of thunder storm is the ap-
psarance on the western horizon of a
line Of cumulus ('wool psck') clouds,
exhibiting peculiar turrcted structure.
| say on the western horizon. for most
Of our changes OF weather come from
that quarter. and 1t has been proved that
thunder storms, like wind storms. sd-
vsnce over the country generally from
some westerly point. This bank of clouds
moves ON. and over 1t appear first stream
ers and then sheets OF hg- upper
clouds cirrus. OF mares IT, which
srrcad over the sky with eDtreres rapid
ity. The heavy cloud mass comes up
under this film, and it Is general OBJ
servstion that no electric explosion or
downfall os rain ever takes place from a
cloud unless stresTnsrs of cirrus emanat-
ing frou ia upper surface are visible
when the cloud Is looked at sideways
from dist anoe. New Orleans Picayune.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07

fhs DiaSreacs e=teeea Upper ana
@L1~sx" hsl14


~L@~sx~ AslAs
LAst goly ahs Es.r1 of Palsc works
advert "a fer tses on Soo toas Il coal.
e - used b ths vatsr works. Two
gaoassna teas oi tb.s vsre te l,s Bss1.l
lloek eaSl. .loasg yeio. 70 fefarnishea
- tae nfal Bleek ce2s GO. Nearly
az she loSal co4, dealers Pal i0 oas-
s. q. Wssl S tQ.'s ID MAS ssle .epesi,
sua next s. eIleE Nzre A. &. haoN isoa
znd A. Hines Nes. q 10 soa A +.
kueS ison sebSeQ Q9entlS ~ltla5fSN llseiT
nias, @na tbs lex lae eonfgsN+ tAsi - A..
h-nles. sho forthNlta p3osseta5 - ~ III
t. AboIt i21o Goas Lad been furnished
the water e8r&s NRea IS 49, alscef-
erred thzt sorae ~ tfe cu&l was
eot the stipulated tor lower ven,
0ul '.UpDei ven caai sAlci s con-
s.derea "a iagtrioE STtiels. aud which
cen nlands TEA celts 4 ton lcss toan
lower vs.u. Eag.neer Geo. =. Alikes
~ si3e HAl rNNIks no.ned t1a boar1
II Public WORKS II this taet, Aaa re-
-slyta inskIa etl0Ds 70 receive TO more
cGzl I'll TIE matter nas adjusted. Nj
hrke vas uuable - 49, b0W much
of the upper vein had been reeeiyea.
President jAnes y. lisN.s. ~ the
Boari oi Fub5e Wofks. wnen seen dld
not care 10 SAY mech on tie subject.
lie cOntenied himself with asserting 10
lue above IS correct, and, Whle say
leg that the Board did not con-
ssier that Mr.. Hmes had Niliaily
rsusposed the t.o eoals, and that tie
snlp,s ~ was probably at fault, yet the
matter would receive due consideration
@t t4e neat mestlug ot the board on
SsturIAy, when Ar. H.mes eOuld be
tr seat and bt slYcu = chance 10 *
r.l afr
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07
~ nr'AN Explass . coNEr.

sAs Css EAesrx ~ 80 s@a .as tAs
sfesa .a4 t'A@1x Ssa~sxe@s Pr~s~ey-
Daring Eks ys4x she coxaex <@s STREAM
as "a sils SAY I Wa ezlnBizas e1e Eizek
n e.zyes sea< tcs s00t of Cccks Pe4<s
~
IA tae party ww a. eli sa6 -fux Al
lnetan-a fairly lassllgeu1 TIE nsu~d
eAsa .asa 80 eeea ztfsshsa ~ souls
cavalry trap ~ fors Cummings - .
scosss. kpg e.s tsy q leaylns shs service
being resehs1 - sztaeh1d hlEse1 -
as-toF = oelsafexzfioa Pos1lEng -
TIE comet [ asksi Saza what be couA
say IN Is 1efsnse from th- slzn3pont
y Ute. s1l wss. eE1ke moet Ia
dams. = good siEEle hsn3ed talser sad
eoald speslz lag lab yefy vel
be - ss-Ai ieus u peff-Ot htnset
n ths lzAEuaxe snd readily selzsd "a
every cA3nee fer .'falk intsea : c.s-
covered hlta "a ols o. tSo oec2sioes al
aiole and tsiEsas vigorously at 4 max.
hke 4 s4v4ge DssnostAenes ssns the peb-
blas.
Tel about thzts- .aia sam. poiut-
.nz toward t,ls eonst. "S,sm 10 il
heap easy. yoa bet The sun l. tie man
and he have moon for 3 .2as. IL stars
big stars aud ltsle stars ~su are thsiT
children The sun doa't Ike I'm agl
ehases EN- II he catch one ~ eats II.
This makes the stars heap 'frsid. and
when ths saa hes ms sleep over and
comes out ths stars run ari hide. When
the sgn cones stars go-creep into holes
and hide. But the moon is good.
''She loves her children. the s.aIs. and
when tie sun sleeps she comes ont in the
Ky, and the stars arc glad. and they
come ect ~ th- places they hide IN and
forget - he f-aid and Pay.
But when the saa wakes again they
run. lie Is always after them. and ne
catches thssn sometime. This one. con
nnu-d Sam, again pointing AZ the comet.
the ran catch one time de got away.
though. blt ne sun bite him and hurt
/ rim That's y hv ne Heed 30. Now he's
heap scared. and So he keeps his face al
ways toward the place where the sun is
sleeping. Cor. Kansas City Star.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07
Tor Congress.

Congressional nominations Were made
on Saturday as follows: Illinois, Fifth
district. Jacob Kaiser Dem }. Ken
trckY Fourth district, r Montgomery
Dem renominatcd Massa achusetts,
Sixth district, William Everett dem. J..
Missouri, NiHth district. Seth w.
Cobb tDem. }. New York. Tw~ntieth
district, a Is. Baucus tDcm. J;
Twenty-second district, n. T.
Forbes (Pro); Twenty-sixth 4 fstrict, q.
W. Ray tRep.), Thirty-frst district. j.
". Wsdsworth fRep) rcnbmi mated:
Tbirty-fourth district, Hiram Smith
(Der1.). Oaio. Fifth district. John
smith Farmers Alliance; Twenty
first district. T. l.. Johnson dem. ,.
Pennsylvania Nisth district Rev. W.
D. Gross pro-; Twenty fifth district.
y. w. Dunn Dsml. Virginia. Sixth
district W J. Shelburn pro. }. Wis
consin, Eighth district " T. Murray
fpro
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07
A FEARFUL cRIxE
A you.g sft3 As.sugt~s Ls.f sleht fu
Bss ovu see-s hsfrbsf.

A 1ounE fstf1 49, sft~a Lsef = art fn
Hsf ovn isee-s hssussf.
A dssisrtiy atlsnspi ai rsfr~ VS. per-
petfated las ghi between 60 ana -
o'cl5es, 81 f4e aeHse ot Lami~ft
sevsrs. ~ Nralthyars. George -
HYDE, living next door was arrested
and taken r. hcs6euarters. snd charge
of burglary and lspa wiil is lfCierres
sgsgE bim.
n tne sscond story ~ ths NtFsrs
House. sis-rls NfiHs afFerf. eyed -
wears l.s.s r'esf e. the boar fnen-
fsaofd ste axoks au8 found herssf p
taa toaaDsnv 81 fnsn Carrying out
f.ssa tsufrss.es -i4s made a. Uar
efe and ef rnotEff f1siind - fhs
rssa vhen fhs u1n iumued ffom
,se xaraop snd fe1 TIE entrance e.
fte haase hsd hrtn ala8 ~ lbr vsy II
tt.s roof Of 3 back sled. thence tfreagh
fhe pladcw fafb naener end 3auef-
sef Identified ~ efs es filt ssss ARA tli
80 deres tfat tf H ths uan. Iht
r..ife were uot fe3 - once. ard Tbsfsr-
ves snifa ard NfCn rrt fgok Hyde
from 80 en- fed srd io Fsd rsr1 -.
Sc hsts vfs and foaf ~ ereB.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07

BERriS. Oct al errinc storms are
reported IN Schieswig and The Last Sea
provinces. he bail ruined the crops
and smashed thousands Of Windows At
Elmshorn. vaich was flooded oy the
sea. Numerous houses were uBrvofed
and many q the Inhabitants were
injured. Az Neustus man vas
blown into a we'll and drowned. In ths
same town The tent and paraphernalis
Of = circus company we're destroyed by
the storm. A. Dsntzic q tram-car VA
overturned and several Of the occupant ts
were crushed % death. Many ship
wrecks. attended By loss Of lie. sre re-
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07
VIII Plead Guilty.

j Plncknev, the Ascending cashier of
the Lake Shore, has travelled rs far
south as the Cuban Islands, besides
taking in a good slice of Europe. He
was working in II. Louis rs bill clerk
TOR the Big Four company. and know
ing full we'll that lie would be captured
sooner or later, ne gave himself up,
and saws ne intends 10 face tie muse.
He says that his trouble was IN living
too high, his salary being but S55 a
month. He will plead guilty.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07

sDonT vou think, Mr. Cshokis, ssksd
the vounz lady froa Boston. IS .se lad
down the photograph al5-m and locked
drsamily A. the sssiwazt fsuTs y o1e =
the walters IN The rexs room. hat Mr.
Robust h&s splsnsii phTs4us7~
"T-vee. answered TIE youux mar
fr-m S. Tsouis somewhat vaxusly. "bszs
a fellow Ike hin. VII 30 scres of vneyl
corn land. Miss Howfsnaes. can stfor1
snythfux be wants, you snow. '--C Chiezgo
Trihone
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07
A Grave Mistake.

TO the Editor ofthe TELEsRAN- lIKrAIp.
An item appeared in an evening
paper published here TO the effect that
j. Charles Harrison had got into trouble
with the city authorities by "neglecting
q take out n State license 10 pracIIce
medicine" The statement j. wrong in
every particular, as Or. J. Charles Hsr-
rson has been a registered physician of
this State for years, and az far as this
city is concerned, he registered here
yesterday morning rs soon Us he could
gam admittance TO the county clerk :
Office, as Mr. Harvey, the county clerk
;e tilted in court. RESPECTFULLY,
A. J. MURPHY,
Manager for DR.. j Chas. Harrison.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07
AMICABLY SETTLED.

Tempest ia Teapot subsides without
Disaster.
A little war OF retaliation ragged for 8
few hours between the paving contrsc-
tors and the Cable railway. The latter
wanted 10 run cars through Canal-st.
on Sunday and tired to do so. Mr.. At
wood felt that ne was not justified in
permitting them to do so as the concrete
foundation would be liable 10 injury.
In retaliation Mr.. Comstock smut out
the stone crusher which Is on bis land /,
hut after brief consultation a settle
ment of the difficulty was effected.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07

Sore women imagine that
nothing will stand the pecu-
liar breaking strain of their
forms on corect bones"
They done know Kabo.
which neither breaks or
kinks.
If Kabo lrs-ks or kinks in
a year, 60 back to the store
at which you bought your
corset and Get vour money
again, every cenr of it.
Il the corset doesn't suit
YOU. after wearing a week or
two or three, 90 back for
your money.
There's a primer on Cor
sets for YOU st the store.
eusAsO canszE G. oasaS0 and Ssv rOrS
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07

BERItS Oct c. The vossische Zcit-
ung ssserf- thst - has received posi-
tive eonnrmatson o; the report of tbe
drowning Of General Bsrdovssi and SO
soldiers through TIE collapse Of bridge
a. Koono during the recent army nan
euvers IN Russia The same journ al
adds that the Russian censor 81 tel~-
grams has suppressed a. messages ia re-
gard 70 she disaster
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07

Probably there Is I'D more exasper1t-
L,s thing than paint OF clothes. Il gets
ou 50 easily and CONES of - hard An
application of naphtha once or n few
times viii in al cares sufficiently soften
paint 70 allow il 20 Be rapidly wiped CT
ChloTofoTm mixed with = small quantity
nf spirits Of ammonia is also Elective -
Nsw 7 York Journal
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07

IoVDov. OFT. s-A 6ispatsh from
KinFston. Jaus'os- saYs that another
revelation a sppre bsnsed n hsyti.
that the anancisl eosdition o. tie Re-
pablic i sstIs'scforT. and thst ~
exports skov an alarming decrease of
trsSs. ewing r.filv - the decreases =
prod sctiou dsyi.E she reesas warfare.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07

In some ninety species G; plants. sTovs-
iux both on the oosst and in tie inssrio<
= Frsrce. II Pierre LessQs hss fo-r3
that proximity 70 the So oarses thick
sninz Of the leaves. Artifcislly ssitsd
sciI nrodnres The saHls rasusA
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07

thursday evening. Oct. 2, The young
pe0pls q Park Church slA gve the
1rst sea- Of TIE Fsll. a. rbich tme
the "Smith Family VII spyfsr. A.
vao ENJOY good tine come and help
make e.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07

NNsufSeEaS. tas. 1-for Tower
Nseh gan I4r, pfsososa se rAns 'A
eastern fsortA.a. no1sptfiy ~sp@s' r'~-
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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07

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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07
A PAINFUL ACCIDENT.
Henry Ten Bopen Loses HIS Right Hand
la Machine.

Henry Ten Hopen, an etnploye of
the Grand Rapids Furniture Company
was the victim of a painful accident
Yesterday and in consequence of IT he
is mained for life. His right hand was
caught in a sanding machine and was
crushed 50 that il only hung hy n shred
of flesh. Drs. Pyle and Edie We're
called ard smputaied the hand al the
wrist
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07

Il shall never marry" said Mr Hicks.
why not7'
Because | am already married -
New York Herald.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07

Reraenaher tne vourg pe>pies' 80 Il
THURSDAY evening a. Park Congrege-
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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07

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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07

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