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The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-08-02

CATHERINE MEYERS, a young lady.
Of Virginia, spent some time with her
brothers family in Philadelphia, and
became so infatuated with city life
that she committed suicide rather
than return to her home.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-08-02
,sT. PAuLlNDloNANT.

- nAA-@-A - xrsa
A. AOEss - ssA1 = - 49,
Position TAken nv g. sRenl Satizehs'
ST.. PxULs Special Telegram July rs
i maetinr al the monument citizens 81 ST.
49,. h.Ia n lid tha ~foliovfnr res-
-. -ss.s
!. 800 10r 80 g. xy,,+.daeaxs.
WWa nezeas, yne $4,000 A s. esnn a
eovernmens aass ~ olu 49,. ~ -
tle enslrs casy q s. .lsNM.. ana . 49, -.
3 ne.eass Sucn $3.50 49, |. ~ 4. 800 - Mil.
1emaslc sn0 ssnersi lauu = : P'A
1ens: and 80 1890
y nessas. Anls clanlp0. e 1890 |. 81 1890.
3Dnr0usn ~ coMin nVsr ". Y ", ~ ss.ss..ssa 800 4
ne CENSUS q ~. 5all ll 49, = 49, .. ~ 49,. n,tr
Iuily prepated q ple1ss N sne .nonol 49, J 8. $500, 49,
Snas ~ ta,ns = IAuu polaeA..s IS $3.50,
gov, SnAS Sna.o mas Y 1.l, y a1NlAEs ~ 49,.
tns enuIneIaton ~ ~ 1870
nrseuiatl.ies, y ahy sAas. .Iu : .AstlsS ~ sssr
as are liapie 70 De Iounu = ~ c,sies = =
oi lnoividual nuMeaasoa + ~ snN.
whereas. me 9usSncasloh s aol 1917 y Z 3
largely on sne palpaDl ana ea.snsas Va. 49, ass..h !,
the enumeratlon q 2 nelsuposInE 49, ~ ss.o a !
unJusoiy INNING tne tWo unic !. - &C., 49,,
mon MANY, SIMPLY pecsuse ~ - aaasss1 ! 4
ry DetWeen tneHl; anu ,. -.
whereas, ne proposeu ac'ion. 49, s tNs
2 dlsgraceiul sSisnla upon - eI a.aAasa 49, VI
s1pcsVlsor anu ~ ny aNl.I s.o 49, 8 q asa,,t
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-08-02
Serious Charge.

81. LoUM July 28.-John a Douglas
treasurer 81 Knapp. Stout Conn
pany, has been arrested oil the
charge of killing Charles Dost, an
employee, who accidentally broke 4 piece
of valuable timber. II ii said Douglaa
struck Dost over the head, fracturing the
isa man Of wealth and high social stand
ing. Bail q refused, pending the coroneT'a
inquest,
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-08-02

GEORGE Moss, of Wilkesbarre, Pa,
murdered his wife and the jury says
he must hang. The condemned man
says he is glad he was not sentenced
to prison for life, as he much prefers
hanging.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-08-02

The census enumerator in East An.
dover, N. H., made the acquaintance
of a man and his wife who were re-
joicing overthe birth of their twenty
fifth child.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-08-02

TT was SO hot the other Sunday in
San Diego County, CAL, that honey
was melted in the hives. Yet. despite
the warning, the bees kept right Cd
working.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-08-02

SPOKANE FALLS, Wash, Special Tele-
gram, July 8.-Four Indians have been ar
rested in Klikitat county on suspicion Of
the murder Of Chief Hibery, whose body
years ago. Bothof these old chiefs were
medicine men, and the Indians demanded
that the medicine men should make the
snow go off. It is presumed that, owing to
their Inability to do so, they were slain. It
is claimed that twelve medicine men have
been murdered in Klikitat and Yakima
counties during the past five years, solely
because they could o perform the mira
cles that are expected of them.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-08-02

The ports of the West Central
American coast are said to be
crowded with important merchan-
disc. There is not storage room for
eonsi gnments andgoods + stacked
haphazard.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-08-02

An York, Pa, a girl who was walk
ing through an orchard, was bitten
IN the toe by a snake. The girl ex-
.srienced no harm, but the snake
was dead near the spot soon after
ward. N.Y.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-08-02

The longest speech on record was
made in the legislature of British
Columbia by representative named
De Cosmos, who to defeat q bill
spoke uninterruptedly for twenty.
six hours.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-08-02

NINE. DEMoRET, q dark-faced little
old French lady, has furnished ice.
cream and confectionery for allsthe
presidents back Of Buchanan.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-08-02
NEWS SIFTINGS.
Criminal, Personal, Foreign
and Other Interesting
News Items
WASHINGTON

Congress will repeal the act Withdrawing
lands for irrigation surveys.
The senate has confirmed the following
nominations:
James Russell Solely Of Massachusetts,,
assistant secretary Of tho navy. Aliured B.
Nettlston Of Minnesota and Oliver Z.
Spaulding Of Michigan, assistant secretaries
OF the treasury, Henderson M. Somerville Of
Alabama, LAWS Stackpols of Massachusetts,
and Ferdinand N. shurtleff OF Oregon, gem
eral appraisers Of merchandise.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-08-02
PERsoNAL..

The Farmers alliance or the Second Min
nesota congressional district met at Kasota
and nominated ]. III Baker for Congress.
Mrs. r. r. Fargo died at the family man
sion on Fargo avenue. Buffalo, N. 4, after
an illness Of long duration. The deceased
was the widow of the late William G. Fargo,
the well known express manager, after whom
Fargo, N. D., was named.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-08-02
board of TradAIlenT

Ca1cAao, July 28.-Ernest Hess promi-
nent commission man On tn board az
trade, failed to-day With liabilities ~
timated 4 $1bO,Oo0 III $2COsOo0.
in ..sbulling',th local oats market. The
failure OF Robert H. Tennant u 90. was also
announced to-day. Mr. Tenant was
small trader ID provisiom, TX his failure
was considered OF little consequence.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-08-02

The best shot of her sex must be
the Countess Maria Won Kensky of
Bohemia, who in one day last win
asr, on her estate of Chlamce, shot.
1873 hares.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-08-02

NINETY-FIyE cremations have taken
place in the crematory at Cincinnati,
the latest one last week. Thecrema-
tory has been built only two years.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-08-02
SINS N SINNERS.

In Fayette county, Ca, . riot occurred
at o fish pond between whites and blacks, In
which four negroes were killed. The rioters
are still under arms.
Vaudeville Ault, deputy recorder, shot his
wife, killing her instantly, and then shot him.
self in the head but not fatally. he then
hanged himself in the barn.
Train robbers on an Omaha train at
Duluth r~ed.peppered passengers eyes and
robed several people. The criminals are ar
rested.
The proprietors OF three newspapers on the
Island Of Malta have been accommodated
FOR printing articles abusing the pope and
the bishop Of Malta.
Alanson See, q wealthy old gentleman and
business man Of New York, was buncoed out
OF 5000 ut Ashbury Park, by two men who
escaped.
Harry Brown. a broker and real estate
dealer recently from New York, is under ar
rest in Chicago charged by Col w. 81. Tay-
Tor OF New York ofhaving defrauded him of
$4,000.
Charles Ehret, brother of the principal sus-
pect in the United States express robbery
case in Chicago, is said to have made a con-
fsssion fixing the guilt upon his brother
oooise onso1, aseu o"enoy ,nsoa ta.m any
az uranV,nc' WIS., was s'aoosu anu Anieu ~
M'cnael haas, ano.nef 'arm hana Oh 'ne
same ase. .ns mufoe' was one ouecoms y
Ed a. stevens ana inaooeus = Dlckey' tne
former neaa Q, ehe an
NO. aau tue 'a'.er mas 'ieuSenan'' are arress-
90 IN M~'nneaPoi's 'or comphciSy IN 'he cen
sus irauos.
Martin Houk OF Baltimore shot his yonng
VIE tnree times; ana sne cannos reco,er.
Inc 2 nave Deen married Due nVe Weeks
Inc cause was 'eaiousy' marun mas g.
capeo.
L. H, Bartlett, the dsfaulting cashier OF the
Bank OF Fort Morgan, Cal, recently arrest
ed at Seattle, Wash, has been returned TO
roro morgan. ~ refuses 20 Sa.k, OF gave
any 'nlorma1lon a. 70 now No spent tne mon
ey.
A most daring jewelry robbery took place
at Danhury, Conn. Two men entered Larnes'
jewelry store, gagged the clerk and bound
his limbs with ropes. They then secured
jewelry and diamonds to the value of $4,000
and S70O in cash and made their escape.
Frank Vilierman, secretary of the Denver
German and Centennial Building and Loan
association, Is short in his accounts abont
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-08-02

Two men ofPomeroy, Wash, trie..
to play baseball. In running for q
wild ball they collided and each had
leg broken.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-08-02

A coLoRED woman charlottesville,
Pa, dropped dead from heartdisease
from the effects Of applying snuff to
her gums with q toothbrush.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-08-02

The last day Of February and the
4thofJuly always occur on the same
day 81 the week. The Same II trne Of
May day and Christmas.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-08-02
RESSI
Il Resume of the Proceeding
& Congress- During tho
Past Week.


The monotony 81 the discussion ~ ne sff
Senator Moody Or south Dakota who talked
two hours and b half. Senator Moody pro
tested most emphat ically against me watn-l
drawal Of lands ~ tne Wesue,n P.Iso J. s SOI.
Dakota. He Also mace plea lor Assy ~
irrigation. In his remarks t0 ICY L,t ~
Powel did not know Wla1 ne ~. 49,
about. ne read g ietter ION a. e.Saueo1aSnE
the army addressea 70 nlms se II MY ~.
addressed TO senator Gesey. me levset ~
In reply TO queries = So Mlap 49, z. ~ Isaak
done ,Dy roNeii. alu 49, 49, 49, 49, II
a w $500. LET 8 .mrxsv
Z Aass 49,
shoo1..s @.--4-.
of Oregon oneree III Ame III, q I
Ito the Northern faciIc iorleltgre III, w
only amendment when vas. Irao-
viding that the sef tiers Wno res, 49, " ~
railroad lands insending 1opurcnase y GOgus
faith from the raiiroad snou.a ~
allowedtto acquire rom the g~oyerrmen1 oAv
acres OF Q 90 purchased at 80 peE a W
The bill ~ q senate Dill vain 2 mouse supsusls
tute. forieiting land granted yo aaa a sns
construction OF raiiroads opp9ssssa ~ ann
co-terminous with tne poruon g any sucn
rOau NY NV couap
sENATE.
The consideration 81 the sunory civA aP..
pr,ost;nn ha;ng INA n-msndm.nt renealinv
IN ;sr;1a4;nn nrcv;s;on II 4hS Iike iii III
n Ins ls : y xcc,t;nr thaN rc.srvo;r And
s"n.1 .;.os 49, 49, icc.t.a ~ saicctnd
q - $3.50, sarra,stsa .rS rs.srvAd fronns
s snt.r ~ .a44l svsvt 49,
sn n - pea@an nn,,+,,rad II. aronmant
r ~; M J, .ant sna - 5.vcr 81 ths
; asa . .oh.,na ir;t;sesS NJ tha Ant AZ
49, Z t+as $3.50. J;sers.,ov ~ Mes.rs
pIsSnh ranLraiisa Ts,I.- ~ ssoyart TIC
nns.t;on "a. mt and m amenSment va
s1resS ~ : p1s h
:, 800. &, -.x.4H
In 'ori&lnai pactags ". ~ Snen tdAens
up. =. = Iayior, ~ dyocayln tne measure,
SAID That never nag sucn 2 DloM peen sven
70 state sovereignty ana s0auo rigntsa - nad
been given ~ the aecerGainmenu Snat under
liens OF q foreign state might take INTO an
other state any property that was g sub,ec =
OF commerce and there sell y W1tnOut LaDii-
ity OF taxation or the burden q taxation.
Mr.. Culbertson, OF Texas, said the efIect OF
the senate bill would BE- to transfer power
vested exclusive IN congress 70 the states.
and the states themselves would execute p
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-08-02
B0ttmeQu ioneer.
IoHN Y BENNETr, Editor I + Dblishsr,
BoTTINEAU, NORTH DAKOTA.
a couNTERFEITER arrested i'll Lit
tie Rock, Ark. used his wooden leg
to store both good and bad money.

MEDDYBEMPs, Me-, boasts Of q ak
year-old boy who spelled over 400
words on examination day without
missing one.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-08-02

Our forsign eonnsetions-Thsoe san 49,
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-08
POLICE AND COURT

TIE 1slz- punishment for SIMPLY oS-
sg arun4 on any day sEesps Sa14As
is = h1s u 8 a. costs ca tselye GAYS
y AL II. r sdsiton to be.ug cT1nA
s naan 2azes any sort q dslarssnoe'
hs gwen ritssa a4ys J9e t-y-oi
sAs drunk ana sordsr.y, zl1 seat
% a. for hflesa days.
Ms. Wiazeua pad 3 g for her as
saalt I'D battery with the wooden
sloes
Normel Forbes :. or aPPears - ps'
ore ot those angEzLef-l wEetclss a aoiI
kindness : poNeTiess % pFont WneA
he sas convicted OF knocking down =
man o. Ott4Wa-st., &c was given uEi-l
yesterday % pay a nae OF b, AID Ploii-
sed % be 4rOuud 81 the appointed
bOur. he failed ~ SHOW up an1 a
nlltlmls Was lssled Tor nul.
Observers sometimes think lis Honor
severe With some Or Ihe offenders, out
snen i Il considered tnat the chances
AEe about Tea To one that police Judge
Wlll have occasion 70 regret hls lud.c-al
c.emeucy, the wonder - that he keeps
as much heart for such things a. ne
does.
Tie afternoon session Of court vas
short MF. Rodgers stated that there
was nothing but the ARIA gnment of
two glris on the charge OF larceny. and
as one OF them was slcS. he thought
the matter would best stand over untll
Monday. Then the court adjourned.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-08
The ClTY'S SCHOOLS


S8rEh ion-4-st scnQol. - Nay r.
koc le prl4l 14 $50 AAl-e rerg--
soL Eul1a a >ll la Cara E1y1. ! e.
SO AsClnloa1, Anua j.. bertes. Iellls
Murphy. ~ z4tetn Malcleg. JlL2 -.
Bow .. & EsLell.. kard. E-Qrelce L. /.
boyle, E.l-scel.4 ,llLli ANA Ackoy,
cadet
Jefferson street scAool.-J osep1lae
Allefeldt. pTlucip pa, 500 Mar !.
AnLeleidE. Margaret ,trahn kzn1ls
Hes, L.Lxs Jennings, ANA Esles
Beatrice Ryan, l1eres4 WlEEouEsl
Cara Z. ,ziaLsr, J1-A y DoEsl. Mar
garel Wise.
Center-street Sca0ol- Belle N Tower,
PRINCIPAL sog lelnls 10rdgn, Cora N
i gts Emma T.. haraca.L.e. jeanne
Miller Jessie Lztlr0p, Carrie & Jeoett,
Else e.d sarah scr.Feu. s11et.
t1oe-ssEsst ocheo. Lacy N. bettess
PRIME. pa f5I1 May Cummings. Florence
O. Brothers, hArg-e r6a.u, Ida Maiden
Ca4et
Henry Sch0ol-F. Ella Stephen
ST. principal, s515. ELt.e l.. Lee. Llkzle
i. HaEcaz., Ann-e III. Read COrneAa
r. Newton, Georgia /. Orcurr, Edlth
koylt0n, Ell4 b. huappen. May Butler,
Cadet.
ColLavenIe sch0ol-Nellie stanton,
principal, s5T5. Louise NJ, kinney, Hat-
ue aoAg and, George +. EacOns Mary
Eaton, cadet.
East Leonard-street School-Ida NJ.
hnetIie, pr pal, 500, stella KRONER.
Jennie Engllsnman, cadet.
Iuruer--Lreet ~cuoOl-Elsle G. smith,
principal s775, Mary Folston, GeOrglet-
a W. Berry. Agnes Van Buren. Illle
E0stwick, La +. Remington, Cecela
,hlckell. Mary London, MOlLe A.
Grace, Clara Ransom, Carrie A. HoltOn,
Ada u. Baruette, Jennie Bennett, cadet.
Ilanneld-aYeuue schOOl-Nary L.
Doyle, principal, t.25i Matte A. Ran
d0lph, J. Nerle Pond, Pauline Christ,
Alice Finn, Abbie Moran, Esther keeler,
Mary Kroner, Ida VI. Cole, LUCIA
I KRONER. Mary Church, cadet.
-Lr8 gut-strcet School Flora A.
Cromwell. principal, s725; Araminta
7 B.akely. Flora Beadle, Maud simmons,
I LllAan Ihurs,On, Mary Ohler, Margaret
/ Doran, Amy Bertsch, Eva l.. Ward
Matte Dole, Dora Dilleuback, cadet.
south lOn.a-street ScnOOl-Hellen j.
7 Hood, principal, 500; Florence y.
7 Greene, Emily SmI.h, Mary Fennell,
/ L.bble Buudy, cadet.
/ East BudEe-st-eet SChOOl-Llbbie 4.
/ Pierce. puucipal SO; IL. sophia
/ Sprague, Harriet Goodrich, Ivy Slay-
I con, Erminies kinney, Anna Kinney
I Wnn.tred MARITIME, Elizabeth GrOOdriChI
I Jennie y. Marsh, Cora J. Steiner, Mary
\ Keller, cadet.
Seyenta-strect School-Carrie Plank
/ PRINCIPAL. Sj25; Kate Swan, Helen
\ Turner, Viola Bacon, Agnes Cornell
| Lucy StOddard, George Dole. cadet.
MadlsOn-avenue schOOl-IIattie VI
/ Bailey, principal. S775; NJ. Ounds
Barkley. Helen z. Gardner, Laura :
/ DAVIS. stella G. Laraway, Annie A. Pol
lard, Catharuc r. smith, Lena Bishop
Mary bates, George Shear, Ella TUr
ner, susan r. Bailey, Jennie A. Rely
/ cadet.
/ Specials-Eugene A. Carpenter, un
graded, $500; sylvia Mccall, drawing
$1,000, May Y. Cavanaugh, writing
| $1,000, George C.. Shepard, music, $1,000
Emma Palmer. general supply, S725
/ Nellie Robinson, second general supply
$500; Agnes Mcintyre, clerk, Sl050.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-08

bridge of nv nose; pains IN my chest ane IN
Ger my shoulder blades dropping OF ineeas
from the back part Of my head. noises in my
.srs and 4 general feeling OF drowsiness
Then came dry hacking cough. La'ei
ny couch became much worse. anc woCIo
raise large quantities 81 thick. yellow matter
When would lie down st night wouid nave
a heavy. oppressive feeling In the ches'' 10
gefaer With smothering spells when wolio DC
so severe that could not sleep In the morn
ing. I would get up completely tired out Ane
then would cough . long time before ! coalo
clear ny throat or ger any eas-.
'AsIwas on the road selling goods, this was
very annoying Finally my general health ee-
earne very poor. aud before | reached nome
vase compelled 10 consult physician az Tope-
ka. Kan. and Fort Wayne. Ind. On reaching
home my wife insisted on my calling az the
once OF DR.. Brown and placing myself In his
care. as she had great confidence N him. Wen.
although was somewhat skspticsl. was per
Suaded 10 take her advice. and may add that
1 have not had cause to regret II. In one
months time my head became clear. the head
ache left. the cough and smotherins spells
stopped my appetite became good and my
sleep refreshing. I feel ike new man, and
am very grateful 70 Dr. Brown for my recov-
cry. can heartily recommend him 10 any
one suffering as did"
Mr. 3. /. Conway. the subject OF this sketch.
resides at 2426 St Xavierst.. this city. where
he may be found and this statement verified.
louisville Commercial.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-08
A BEAUTIFUL DISPLAY
The Annual Exhibits OF Penrnanship and
Drawing


Drawing.
One Of the most interesting features
q the public school work is that Of
drawing and penmanshIp, proved so to
be by the annual exhibits OF the work
done. Two rooms n the city hall are now
filled with these specimens, aud they
were opened 20 the pubEc at 9 o'clock
Yesterday morning throug Of visit
0rs crowded the rooms all day. and the
interest displayed was an earnest of the
popular taste for Otner sorts OF culture
than that which merely cOuduCes 10 the
money getting power.
one of the Two rooms Is set apart 20
specl mems of DcumanShip aud kinder
Csrtep work. and the other tospeClmens
oi drawing. The exhibits are 80 abun-
daut IN quantity, so mertOUOus IN
quality and so various IN character, +,
that any attempt at newspaper desCrIp-
ton would be futile. 10 viii be we'll
worth any ones while 10 visit these
rooms, winch Will De open three days
this week.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-08

Petitions were f.ed IN the Superior
court yesterday for the opening and ex-
tension OF Pars-aye, and BIadburn.st
from their present southern terminus
south 10 Fith-ave. The summonses
are mode returnab.e July eth, al which
time the lures viii he selected aud
dates OF trial fixed. The only respoud-
cuts in the case are Arthur Meigs and
Ransom {. Luce.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-08
Chiidren's Day.

Today being known as chldron's
day, special exercises consisting OF
music and Rotations by the children,
VIII take the place Of the regular
morning services az the Diviaou-street
VI. r. Church. At the close of those
exercises the rte Of baptism viii he ad-
MN. stored 20 children. The services
VIII he held in the auditorium of the
church and it a hoped that the attend
ance vii be especially full.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-08

DR.. Mixer, specialist on old blood dis
eases and manufacturers of Mixers e.
& 5. s, has ms office in the Hermitage,
and will consist with all patients free of
charge until June II. The doctor pub
lishes some excellent testimonials FROM
reliable Grand Rapids people.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-08
DR.G.E.BROWN
IsLocated Permanently at
No. Ia Lagrave Street, GTaRi Rapids,

Catarrh and Diseases Of the Nose, Throat
and Lungs treated successfully.
Consumption. Bright's Disease. Dyspepsia.
Rheumatism and NERVOUS DISEASES a
speciality. CATARRH CURED.
Many diseases are being treated successfully
through the malls. and it 5 thus possible for
those unable 20 make a journey 70 obtain
skillful TREATMENT AT THEIR HOMES.
once Hours 70 II q. IT,. 70 ?. u. and
70 ?. n. Sundays ~ 10 y A n.
m Correspondence receives prompt atfen-
tiou
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-08
A Zine Instrument.

Everybody IN Grand Rapids has heard
or read of the music store of Julius Al.
Friedrich. It's n rendezvous for all
lovers of this "ine art" and deserved
ly so. Mr. Friedrich always has some
thing TO interest purchasers and just
now has 10 announce that he IS again
handling the Hazeton pianos, along
along with the Fischer Weber and other
first-class Instruments. A new Haze
ton Just arrived last week, finished IN
French Burl Walnut, which Is beauty.
Call and see It even Il you do not want
TO hIy.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-08

HYDORN- Hql.rl 40 - Wssr britge-
st.. III consumption. a years II maa-h'
alt -- days
Flasn TUESDAY 81 tG a. N. from 70.
Mays Church.
ED-0N-1lrs s. j. Ets.a. Jlass.
Funeral Ar p m. Sunday. az th- residence
of A. natsoa. % Carrisr-st. frieuds of tae
a. Invited
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-08

bs4r ? KS. s. s--ng e-l1s aa1 ar.
Eas esaa So 1ssers aez H.-ltl ts szzrss
Pas .t-ss t,15 se..s. 4a4 t1s rsse
Sea sass f.ss vssrs - ,e-e s1e sosss
Aks sees sst1-4 ~ ez-@ls a.ls.
CAS- gef -use rasE1 - SKI - ixat,
lse tUlek t rae r.le.
"a ~. So shs-4 s-ers n.s- rs &c a-s
E-t -. tra rese ta- t-.res, -eea
That sssr ll-s1-1 sz--4-a tas sAeez
90 sa.a aasr s4a sha SAY 1ela seep.
S.e-t aaIc1 salle s-1eE steep
Ala wllh aer Dz1l-s E1re -11al sc
Sas s. ATS sweet s1oss Q 'er TIE sersd.
-LAE4 lLEara.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-08
TOWN TOPICS.


A runaway occurred on F0unaln-st.
yesterday forenoon.
supreme court ctl. Tor tuesday Nos.
81 - 4f. 45. Isl. i9. So. So -, 55, 80.
50 uev contagious Diseases were re-
ported to tIs board OF health yes'er-
day
a wagon broke down on the corner /
e0l.l DIVISION and O4kes-s-s., yester-
day.
I.s eases Of J3oes against Homer
rlI Hester Is FOX against Walker, are
stI.ol tc.ll % zoe crcmt court.
Or understood thar lae new cadet
company wL l1-I ts lrst meeting To-
morrow evening at -3l Kansom-st.
Is. frAl .a chllccry was resumed
Yesterday of btIsru ~. tle CITY OF
orlld Rapids. .beforeJudge Burlugame.
Atzlt occurred between a col0red
aut white m1n at tle circus grounds
ycs.arllfv. Both 20, badly pounded.
Ur rluar.r.s services 10 Red Mems
ha.I. hitherto conducted in the after
u0J4. VIII hereafter occur M the even
llg.
George w. Bev.ns Yesterday sold %
Edwin r. sweet lo- II and south = feet
iot B. oi block ), Longs addition, Tor
5000.
Circuit cou-, calls today. Judge
Bur-a-'sFl Jury ease Nos. 40 and ..
Judge Grove-C.v.l jury case Nos. 40
aui
Ministers Conference, tomorrow 20
o n. m. u the F0uutl D-strect baptist
Church pastors study. Business OF
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-08

Geo E.rws .aath0r of Forging Hs
rbtrs. $50 l.stat tdc Morton House.
Ajtar fessu oH of a wooden plate,
wffN fhst expensive table utens,i. A
wooden spoon Tor fifteen years, Mr..
R.dwe.' saws he does not stay az first
class hotels ln order 70 put on slrs. out
because he meets so many gentlemen
there. who subscribe for hfs book. that
there iSa good margin over. after his
hotel hill las been pad. ont Of profits.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-08

r, the ztiter - the Eaaalf-HEstr7
The use # nv name IN the article re-
f-r~ug % @. n. goodrich in yesterdays
paper was Unauthorized by me. I did
cash severa. checks for him some time
ago. but E-t my money All right. and
have no clam agsinst Nr. Goodrich.
Respectfully,
III o. BkFrcv.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-08
L Traveller That Has Visited
Nearly Every State Relates
Hls Experience
No Matter Where he Went al Un-
seen Foe Followed HIM With
Relentless Psrslstency.
Thoroughly DlscOuraged He hS-
turns 10 HIS Home ana sue
cseas II Kidding Himself
q HIS Pursuer.

TIE following experience. - related - Nj.
r b. Caasay. trsyriag s--eslaAA fer tas
lls-herLs2f Con aslys ASnts- "erEs thas
cay. wtl bs Eeaa UIIG lstercsi bs M&aE
My heed Aaa throaI had tfaGo-ea zoe Ter
some ig5G or tr4 yrars. oai "a as > ntiN annoy
ias 1ltl Ease sr@rs- Ay nose "ss sIoPPsa 4p
o. e. ltleroas sac 81 tbe otarF nssrly constant
iv. lhers were - IS ever my eyes ana al tie