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Surveyor Clark and Stuart Edgar
started out on mysterious expedition
this week. The mystery lies in the ques.
don-are they after anthracite, oil or
asphaltumr "Mebyso."
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Chinese Fancy Articles.

For Chinese silk handkerchicfs,
queensware and fancy goods, call on
John Wong, Mt the Hing kee Laundry.
Goods received direct from China.
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Get she Sect.
Brahma Eggs. per setting, $500
wyandottr Eggs, PER setting. 500
Brown l.rghorn. Per setting. 100
These eggs are all from thoroughbred
fowl. Call on or address Mrs. Holden.
M.cker. Colo.
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Tho School Hoard has graded and
teusori the public school grounds pre-
pAssicsy Ia seeding u down 10 lawn
Gass.
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Captain shidclcr Of the North Side
roundup lcf; on Wednesday TO tax.
command Of his forces. which will
assemble a, Red Greek mex, wedncs.
I.y
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II Is expected that anthracite coal
will make the fortunes Of a few Of our
citizens. Success TO you boys. We
hope II Is rs good rs II seems.
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improvements arc going on every
where. Mcckcr dogs not claim boom,
but Is having n substantial growth that
beats Nil tho fictitious. 10 called booms
Values are genuine.
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g. w. Layton has added a complete
line Of canned goods 10 his stock.
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NJ. Majors outage IL To IL moved
back on the lot and enclosed by =
tw,y fence. sixth street will soon pre-.
sent hnc appearance.
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Judge Laurie, Who returned this week
after an extensive trip on the outside.
snys Mceker Is the hest town In the
State.
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HOME NEWS,
CAruLH ROUsD-U1.

THE NORTH SIDE xouSp-UP
VIII meet at lt-,i Creek on MAY :Oth.
CuAHLEs SmipELER,
Captain.
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NoTsCR To TxACssEas.

Opsi.H
CocNrr srrtni>rasph>r op s.'HooL-,
NssAua Colo, May L, iso
The quarterly examination Of appli'
cants for teachers certificates will h
held In the Court HOUSE In Meekcr. on
Friday. May 30. isao. nj 10 O'Clock =. m.
Z. W. FOREMAN,
County Superintendent Of Schools.
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.}vsck.

This payer /, o}aIs and always ready
for reference st no Public Library Of
Denver. In the w$t wing Of tho High
School, Ninstssuf and Stout streets.
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Herman Trcif-s Ii hitting oft mn xn.
thraciie expedition.
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County Surveyor Fowler says David
steel has lust finished the nncst rest.
dcncr OH upper White river.
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Wall paper at Denver prices, with five
cents per roll added for express.
ATTIx Bios.
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The Little SGoutd establishment was
thrown open To the public on Thursday.
The Interior Is fitted up in handsome
style.
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Six asphaitum claims were placed on
reewd Last week, and more arc 10 fol.
low this week.
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Subscriptions for all magazines. books,
or newspapers, received by us.
AI-riN Bios.
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Subscribe for TmE HERALD and Dc
trott Free Press. Only 1926.
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Another invoice Of choice sweet coca
nuts, confectionery. this week, at
AT-rfx Bros.
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Just received. d iinc line Of samples
of wall papers; n various prices To suit
all classes Of cusSmern-
Arrfy nuos
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Hugus 4 Co. will start teams 10,
Rawlins In few DAYS.
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Looking Backward" In stock. Come
quick II YOU want one. The greatest
seller Of the age. ATTfx BRos.
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viii b psid !os Information that Will
lead 70 the reoovsb II :-yesr-old hay
stud: branded Nm Circle G on the
left shoulder; ssnj white In face.
4. r. Goss.
Upper White.
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Small profits and quick salcs is our
motto. 8. PoRaEs.
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a. :. Grant has another 10000 brict
kiln for llu.us \ Co. well under way.
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San.irrsou IL trnovating the Antlrrs
and getting |, ready for the midsummer
travel.
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The foundation walls Of the liuH,is
Building arc nearly completed.
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wErxs.

Ono large ats. class silver.up bear
hide. Apply at Y $ ONCE.
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You will savs % cents on every dol
lars worth Of R,ods Won buy Of . Por
ges.
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Every incoming stage u Loaded with
Passenger.
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For Sale-A handsome ladies' saddle.
viii Ike sold at bargain. Inquire at
his office.
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wErxp.

Indian curio. \ Relies. Apply at
this Office.
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Country and mail orders solicited and
tiliei for anything In our line.
ATTN linos.
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There Is some talk Of J. Z. Carson
selling the Meeker and Ride stage line
To the new mail contractor, who will
handle the U. $. mail between the points
named after July hrst. The business Ia
increasing 10 rapidly that six-horss
coaches will soon he an absolute neces-
sity. and Tux HERALD Is assured
that II matters not who runs the line
the "sixesn will liz put on. White river
people would also like very much to see
Fay Gorham remain ~ superintendent
OF transportation. Fay Is popular with
the travelling public.
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A fne line OF imported and domestic
cigars this week. We solicit your order
by box ~ less quantities.
ATriX Buos.
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boys saddle. For particulars inquire ut
this Office,
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The South Side Round-tp will NEE
al Rlngriy June LIST.
Joiix BALpHiDGE.
CAPTAIN.
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Meets the sccosd and fourth Sa,ur.
days In each mouth. Visiting brethren
cordially invited.
II. {. PETERSON, ". II.
JAMES LYrrLr, $-csetAry.
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Buy your childrcns' shoes from S
porges.
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DR.. BRUNO,
Sssiee Ter Pabllesslsa.
lANn nYHiGR AT

LAND Ovvtck At
Gtssvoop srrisd.. Colo. NAY & 10.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that ihs following
~ named s-tti~f has hir.i Botrr II his inset,.
ii"n to make hnai ps,-pf In suptnst 1t his claim.
spd that ssii pr.f will tr made i-rfos~ the
Clerk Of ih- District Cn.ft Of Hio 1han~o ruun.
y. r"ls, At N--s-r. toint. GA June =. 10,
~ 10 o'ein~k .. IN. yist
Charles ]. D'.kinsoa, of Ast,i. C.ia.. on bic
Homestead App No. 81. fur tho y =, No y. t<-
Ing Lots and anil 9 \, no = sSr ~. rp y.
ps ". ssh =. ~. AMI To e'snniu'. the same To
.ssh entry.
Tie name tho following uisn-ss~s tn peuvs
bic ..,s,tts,sss s-.ttssssS utss. asss
NJ, .aE iat-i, via.
trnnt r. shaver, u. L. Edwards. A. L. Dur
~ J. bxi.AS. kr6tseoe.
ffirvs Pub Nay io-iAsl June u, iosj
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rMx NExA xassAns o. rnApx.
Regular mccy~n urSi Tuesday In
each month, At id School House hall.
l.. J. DEkNgn.
ID. J. DAVIES. President.
Secretary.
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rssw COLUMBIA susLossc . LOAN
ASSOCIATION.
Mreta the first Midday In each month
for the usnsaetion,f regular business.
Special meetings aab~ call Of the Prrsi.
dent. II. J. HAY.
L. Is wALHKitsE, President.
serrtary.
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The Mil company held meeting
Thursday afternoon and aKed the whole
sale price nj which the mills pro.iuc,
will bc disposed Of. J. ". liuIus 4 Co.
were appointed agents. Satisfaction
prevails among the stockholders.
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Mr.. Case has consented to remain and
run through the wheat on hand, but Is
his time Is limited. IL is desirable tina,
all wheat lie brought In. After his de-
parturr no wheat will b- received until
the mill Is again ready for work after
harvest.
The advocate., 1890-04-23
klOWa County In Line.

A. d. Eln0el, corresponding secretary
Of KlOYA county Alliance, writes Of q
large and enthusiastic meeting Of the
county alliance held April 10Th.
Accompanying the letter is a splendid
set Of resolutions which were unanimous
y passed. We are obliged to give them
In condensed form OwingtO lack Of space
lst ReSOVVed, That we cast aside all
prejudice and hereafter use our ballot in
the interest Of the labOrlng classes.
and. RcOOlUed, ThatsCarclty Of curren-
cy la the cause Of our depressed indus
tries, and we favor government loans 10
farmers at one and half per cent interest
with the farm taken ut half les value FOX
security. Said loan TO consist Of legal
The advocate., 1890-04-23
seC'y pro. tom.
GRANApA, Kan, Anil l4, 1s0O.

AAsfNAFeAesAp AA|Aei ANFAA AAl AReNe
EDITOR ADvOCATE;-slnCe my last re-
port / have organized che following al
llanCea; April 3 Fsivlew Alliance,
Clear Creek, Kan. President John A.
Keegan; secretary, A. Q. ElgenmSn; lect-
urer, B. P. Redmond Number initiated,
twenty.
April 10, Flag Alliance, Seneca. Pres
Idont, ]. w. Cheney; secretary, W. P. Hill
liz; lecturer, VIM. Bendon. Number
initiated, eighteen.
April IL, Bern Alliance, Bern. Presi-
dent, Edward BortOn; secretary, Isaac A.
Wiley; lecturer, Edward Ramsey. Mum
bor initiated, nine.
April IL, Victory Alliance, Seneca.
President, John BrlnkwOrth; secretary,
@. W. Hoyle; lecturer, Theo. AdrlanCe.
Number initiated, nine.
Wherever / 80 THE ADVOCATE Is
spoken Of as the true exponent Of the
principles Of our order. We believe THE
ADVOCATE and the COTS NetCs are doing
more towards mOldlng public opinion in
the minds Of the people Of NemehA coun-
ty than any other agencies in che county.
j. r. RUHLBN,
Nomahs County Organizer.
The advocate., 1890-04-23
EMp0RIA, April 20, 1890.

EDITOR ADVOCATE: AT the regular
meeting of Fremont Alliance Union No.
800, OF Lyon county, the first plank Of the
80. Louis convention, OF December 0 last,
was taken up and thoroughly discussed,
as was the policy pursued by the general
government for the past twenty years, In
Cluding the demOnetIzIng Of silver and
ila reconciliation. On motion, that part
OF heplatfOrm was unanimously adopted,
and each pledged himself to stand BhOul-
H4Qahouldor wlth HIl supporters Of the
eama
This alliance numbers over eighty
members.
We have forty-slx alliances and FIVE
farmers mutual benefit associations In
This county Yours fraternally,
P.B. MAxsON.
The advocate., 1890-04-23
ELllo. Kansaa, Anil 2l 10.

| Afe-A"e "sAAf'NFtf aAFANt - w
EDITOR ADvOCATE:- Banner City
Alliance, No. 1891, has a membership Of
Rfty-dvo voters and increasing. Our
meetings are we'll attended and a grow.
Ing interest manifest
The following resolutions we're adopt.
cd at our laSt regular meeting:
/. That we heartily endorse the declar-
alton Of purposes set forth by the Ma
tlonal Farmers Alliance and Industrial
Union Of America In convention at ~.
Louis on December 0, 1859.
O. That we hereby approve Of the plan
Of John @. Otis In establishing q Farm
era Schedule Of Prices, and that every
farmer Of this alliance keep a diary Of
each crop, embracing an account Of rent
al Of land, Of labor, and use Of team and
tools, In compliance thereof.
8. That we favor the Marshall Grad
uated Tax Bill"
4. That our secretary be instructed 10
petition the Hon. John A. Anderson at
Washington on behalf Of Banner City
Alliance, 20 support measures 10 establish
a deep harbOr on the coast Of Texas.
s. That our county printing be lot to
tho lowest responsible bidder.
0. That we urge our members 10 take
some good alliance paper, that they may
become bettor posted on the purposes
and aims Of our order.
z. That copy Of these resolutions be
sent 10 THB ADVOCATE, Topeka, and Alb
llene Reflector for publication.
Fraternally yours,
A. @. VAN DYKE,
seC'y pro. tenn.
The advocate., 1890-04-23

supreme counsel, at st Louis, December,
9Th, 1885, We ratify the agreement OF
the joint committee, OF the alliance and
grange, and the paper Of Brother j. G.
Otis, proposing schedule Of minimum
prices Of farm products, and we endorse
the resolutions adopted by Pleasant
Valley Alliance, No. $780,
GEORGE THOMPSON.
The advocate., 1890-04-23

tender notes 10 be called In from time 10
time should there arise danger Of un
wholesome initiation Of tho currency.
The third resolution ls strong and
patriotic appeal full Of fervor and devo-
tlon Of our revolutionary forefatheB
pledgIng allegiance 20 principles Of the
Alliance and fidelity 10 the brotherhood.
Following is the substance OF the re-
mainder Of their resolutions.
We oppose a constitutional convention
until after the next apportlonment Of
Representatives.
We demand Legislation providing for
extension Of time and foreclosures before
sherlfis sales, and stay Of two years after
sale for redemption.
We favor commercial transactions with
those nations which accept silver as legal
tender.
We ask for such measures as are pro-
vlded for by the sub-treasury bill.
We demand Legislation against usury.
We declare against the issuance Of
county or township bonds in aid Of any
corporation.
We pledge ourselves 10 exercise an In
dependent ballot, and we refuse to vote
for or support any man who ls not in
active sympathy with Alliance demands.
We favor pensions TO all soldiers Of the
late war according TO disability and re-
gardless OF rank.
We ask that school books be printed by
the state and furnished at cost.
We declare II the duty Of members Of
the order to report any fraud practlced
upon them by any lawyer, merchant,
county official or other business man. II
after investigation by committee the
charge Is sustained we shall boycott the
offending persons,
We recommend hearty cooperation in
business when ever practical, also the
strictest secrecy in matters pertaining TO
our order.
The advocate., 1890-04-23

There will be a called meeting Of tho
Wallace county alliance, NJ Sharon
Epllngg On May lth., 10 transact general
bualtoa, There will be a public lecture
atile afternoon session, by the county
lacigger All farmers are invited 10 at
iand. H.
The advocate., 1890-04-23
BUnRr0N Kansas, April 18TH, 1880.

! bDllOA ADVoOAIk'- he IollOWlng
resolutions were adopted by Reno county
alliance, April 10th.
WHEREAS, The deplorable condition
into which the farmers and laborers In
general are being driven, the existing
financial, commercial and corporate laws
which make II possible 10 force such con,
ditions upon the laboring classes, and
WHEREAs Our inability under the
present political representatives TO bring
about change looking towards the
building up OF the agricultural interests,
therefore be II
ResOloed, That we, the farmers and
laborers union Of Reno county, Kansas,
in support Of our interests and without
regard 10 previous political affiliations,
for the protection Of the agricultural and
laboring classes, we believe that as iegis-
latlon has caused IT, Legislation should
furnish a remedy
ResOIUed, That II is the sense OF this
meeting that we have an advisory board
consisting OF one delegate from each
union, who shall meet at the county seat
on the first Wednesday Of each month 10
consider questions Of importance.
Resolved, That we demand the un-
limited coinage Of silver That we de-
mand circulating medium Of not less
than fifty dollars per capita.
Resolved, That we are IN hearty sym
pathy with the old soldiers and sailors Of
the late war in their efforts to secure a
service pension, long delayed act of
justice to the defenders Of our countrys
flag.
WHEREAS, Certain banks OF the city
Of Hutchinson have refused 10 pay their
taxes and have enjolned the county
treasurer from collecting the same, there
fore be II.
Resolved, BY the farmers alliance of
Reno county, in their regular meeting
assembled, that we do most earnestly
condemn the action Of said banks and
that we heartily support our county at
torney in his action to compel said banks
TO bear their just share of the public
burden.
RtsOLUod, That we condemn the ac
tion Of our county commissioners in ap-
pointing one j. W. Lawson as commits
sloner Of the poor, when he was already
holding one Of the most lucrative Offices
in the county, considering the amount of
work, and that we demand Of our county
commissioners that they demand his Inn
mediate resignation.
ResOlUOd, That we oppose the voting
OF bonds TO build new court house and
that we recommend that the commits
sioners repair the old court house and
use it until such time as the farmers are
getting remunerative prices for their pro-
ducts.
ReSOlCed, That we demand the repeal
Of the law that compels one TO pay for a
paper which has not been ordered.
Resolved, That we demand the enact
ment OF law TO distribute equally all
taxes levied on railroads for school pur-
poses among the school districts OF the
county or township which has been
bonded toai in the construction Of the
same and through which the said roads
extend.
ResOIOed, That the secretary Of the
county alliance be required TO notify
each subordinate alliance in the county
before each regular meeting OF the ques-
lions liable 10 come up at said meeting.
Resolutions ordered sent 10 ADVOCATE
Tor publication.
The advocate., 1890-04-23
SARETHA, April 18th, 1890

EDToR ADvOoATE*-At the regular
meeting Of Albany Alliance, No. 1929,
April 10TH, we passed the following res
olution, which we would be pleased 20
have published In your paper
ResOIped, That we will not support
any candidate for the Legislature who Is
Ia favor Of resubmis8iOn.
w. B. LAWRENCE, Sec'y.
The advocate., 1890-04-23

EDrrOR ADVOCATE: -- ArbOr alliance
naSt Saturday evening, April 10 A vote
was taken 10 ascertain how many were in
favor Of putting out an alliance ticket for
county officers In Rawlins county this
aall. Eighteen voters pledged themselves
70 stand by and work for il, and there
fwas one against II. There was COM
nItsee appointed TO visit other lodges In
this vicinity 10 find out IL they were in
favor Of the move, aud so on around TO
tha sOb-allIanCes In the county, and then
bring II before the county alliance. In
tho general talk that ensued they all ox-
pressed themselves as being tired Of the
ieglslRtlOn Of the two old parties for the
hst twenty years. One lifelong repub-
pnbllcHn-an old soldIer-sald 1t used to
make him mad for q democrat TO speak
% him, but now he has got bravely over
shat and Ia ready 10 take up the cross In
She new reform. Yours fraternally,
r. Q. sTuRoEON, Secretary.
The following resolution has been sent
us from Toledo Alliance upon subject
that Is worthy Of some thought, We
give il place, satisfied that the people
WIN give II such consideration as Ice
merits deserve. EDITOR.
WHEREAs, An association Of capitalists
hRyo combined as coffee trust in the
United States Of America, whose aim
and object ls to control the entire ImpOr
tution Of coffee In this country, and have
nucceeded in causing the price to the
copsnmer to betwlce as high as Il should
he; therefore
A Renolged, That we, members Of tho
DEmers Alliance Of Toledo, Kansas, No.
28S, whose names are hereto annexed, do
pledge and promise we will not buy any
more coffee until the price shall be re-
duc0d 10 the consumer, to aixteen cents,
The advocate., 1890-04-23
9TERLIN0, Kansas, April IA, 1880

EDITOR ADyOoATE.-P Please state In
pour worthy paper that Midland Alliance
No. 763, In session adopted the sub-treas-
aEy bill unanimously.
Fraternally yours,
MARoELLUs PRATE seC'y,
Number OF members, ffty-siX.
The advocate., 1890-04-23

per pound and notice ls given by the
secretary TO the members Of this alliance,
that OOteo CNn be bought Tor the above
named price.
Witness our hands thIs fourth day Of
December, A. ID, 1870.
The advocate., 1890-04-23

SYLVIA, Kansas, April IA, 1890
EDITOR ApvooATE:-At ., o'clock on
Saturday the l2th., inst was tho appoint
ed time for Brother Van. b. Prather to
make his address to the different alliances
at Sylvia. Promptly at 10 o'clock there
came on two wheels two gentlemen,
Prather and Adkins, with two satchels
filed with good spirits of the cause,
references, presume.
Brother Prather delivered one of his
stirring lectures to a crowded house. The
town was full and the church was full Of
people beyond standing room. The peo-
pie all were delighted. Nobody's politl-
cal or religious feelings were hurt as the
lecture was on neutral ground aud solely
in the Canse Of the alliance. Many were
heard to say after the lecture, that they
would no longer support the old parties.
That they were Of the people and the
cause Of the alliance is their cause and
with it they would stay. II was the first
alliance speech they had heard, and 30
good was the result, they said, IL all
speeches were delivered with the same
effect as this on9, 1t would be useless for
the campaigners TO make their appear
ance, yet not one word was said in regard
TO politics. His ANECDOTES were full Of
FUN and effect, particularly when the Irish
man drowned the Jew he at last had faith
10 conversion. II is good comparative
reference to the parties having faith in
the alliance. Even were they to declare
they had faith in the order, we should
drown them ike the Irishmen did the
Jew, to get rid Of their hypocrisy, and
like unto the father who killed the bear;
After the battle was more than half won
by his wife he could then easily show
The children how he could kill it. So
Willthe politicians form the vanguard to
victory after the battle is more than half
won by the order.
We, the members Of John Sargent AL
lance No. GIG, ratifY the decision Of the
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-04

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rant narIof cars hnfwfrn Detroit ard HfHnH
fapffs Trains leaving Detroit Sd ff ann
Grand Rapids 81 u van dni'T. efhrf ira ns
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NuE gtrr7r krfiur g.. , hgt N a. fts-
rf.rrr Traffic Manager CHsh n. NEstD. 1eh
era Manager.
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