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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08

wsoxsSs--At aaanss sSAssi Hsass. v ssass-
esy ssealAk ocssber : lse Spsskexs. n l.
DznkAE. = ssii@la I, Aoasss 2E4 slheEs
falkso>ls--e y sa0eseeS eseakak. S,ctsAer :
Speakers xAes1 - Aef csEA. - eegg2sI s3saes
< Nctrsar. snd steers
IaEsli.-T Tsors4sx. October o Speakers.
6es. eyras O Iaee WlI,lsm ASasa Ssnisa
kksr Cln-Fri3as evening C,clssec iG
SasAkers. Seezge n NeBner WaHzn Al1en
SEilh
6aauAS-At Pareee sehees Heuse. FraAs
ssenlag oetSeef la. Speakers Thosa2s Ae.
Ns.Sh. - De1rsa, JaA.ss l. NeBIies an4
y y. i. AaAas
eseAs SssSes-s&terasy sseaanK. OctoeeF
a. Speakers Tnolnas Aefelgh q DSsrsiG
Jaass /. Mcbride kBc y. ]. AdSsns,
sANs LAgK.- TQesasy. octeerf j speakers
Fred A. Mssn4rd ssa ethers
srakfA. Aonday evening. October Is,
Sneakers fred A. Nsyasrd ana Alsrea Vel
eett.
Rocgroxp- -Taesasy evening. October IA
speakers. Jeage ". W. Mitchell and Fres A.
MSyEsrd.
fiss's HAl1- Plsiahela- ave. Friasy. october
10. Hoa. q. }. Dioksns ia lie Ael.Aad Ian.
guage.
RsDnss's u.l.-si7 South Diylslen-si SAG-
day. oegpoer II Hen. q. ]. DleAeiaz IA The
iiellAnd language.
DVrEos ~ fzines township. Saturday evening.
October u speakers. Nm. Alden Smith, nSF
risen Grover aud others.
BYKoS-At Iown Han. Wednesday. October
IS Coz. c. Y. DeLsnd Alfred Noleott and
others.
CASSoN-SllyeF Lake Hsa. Thursday. octobeE
To- Col. {. Y. DeLand. Alfred WOlcott aud
aGberS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08

II ever a man did a fellow mortal q
kindly service, il was when J. f. Nc
Elroy formulated bis SANDERS against
James NJ. Turner and put them into
print. Il would bc far beneath the Dig
nifty and self-respect Of any honorable
man to gather up for himself, put into
definite form and answer vile and SLAM
derous insnuatiOns set aiiOat by the
mouth of a pestlential enemy. But,
when the slaudeTer himself becomes so
bold as 20 put into print his vile
caiumniatious, then an honest man can
accept the challenge and clear his good
name and fame from the doubts cast
upon them. Such has been the good
fortune of James NJ. Turner and today
he stands before the people every inch
a man, while his slandsrer-the less
said Of him the better.
Mr.. Turner's answer, which the
Tx1EaRAu-HrRNLD published IN full,
was necessarily long, for It met Mr.. Nc
Elrov's charges item by item. Had it
done any less, the cry would have gone
M that he was lodging something.
The length and particularly Of the
answer. which was 90 set at rest forever
so many serious charges. necessitated
some delay in is preparation. Afii-
daviis had to be secured from persons
widely separated, records and vouchers
10 be examined and compared, and all
the accumulation Of evidence and facts
70 be rnassed in one harmonious whole.
Mr.. Turner's tornado was slow n gath
ering-but where = McElroy and his
simple tool, the Detroit Free PressG
Gone. together with the great Demo
ATTIC victory billed for Michigan this
wear. into "the limbo Of fools"
The answer. though lengthy. should
- read in fuil by every citizen OF the
sase. in justice to himself. that he may
x.ss inteiligeut'y. and IN Justice to Mr..
r.rrer. who has been a. vilely Sian
x.rod. Much msv also be learned from
a.bout the management Of our state
...,t.snsious. Is shows how difficult it
.'..,la be for any man e. indulge IN aud
-..ssfully conceal irregular transac-
-. ass member Of board Of con
uaiso shows how much grstui-
- .srxice the state receives from 10
- who consent CD MI those hon
noxtions. Ttis the experience OF
- .s renrber that he gets more kicks
s'e.' .,mpensatiou for his PANS.
'','a .asr ssssing explicitly the relations
-. -. sse board and Mr.. McElroy.
oe-"e' 81. engagement f. his dismissal.
I.e'- -.-r.r akes up che charges Of
s'1' - -. disbursement made sssinst
"a prelude e this be notices
ni'. ,.sf every voucher. for every
tne - ...snt nisde. under resolution
q ,'. s',''. -. -. required ard bore she At
g -, ''s It ths saPer ntsudens- 50
80. .s..'- I, .ssre we're any Irregular IS
,.....ns. sass : nsde. Mr. Mekiroy first
euss.',s,' .....,s ! sasn as correct AL Feq"l-
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08
TOWER
Employment Bureau!
TOWER
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED
Rooms Q AND TowIR sLooK.

TWINS . NfN1 - tltIN L-l1tr
DE6OLIA ABROS-...............Proprlct0rs
WANTED Male heip-2 travelling statesmen.
painter. lHniiof cAtnri makers J
porter. csnkassefs. on sniary. asents ga
nrSt-ciaAs article.
WANTKD-Eemaie bslp-6 giris FOR general
" housewOfk, scNine Eifik. chamber.
maids lanndresses. Companion Tor lady 10
80 20 California.
-sALE-one- -half interest an 3 good es-
tablisbed business lu CITY general staek
vii Invoice about ainol chance Ter some one
% step lnto good business
tOk SAiH-s room house ol LaGrsTe.st near
Nenhsm- ave. near both cattle aHd electric
car Ines VIII at modern improvements
Price $3.50 easy terms
LOR sALE-Durab.e house ou Hail.st. near
! @. k.& j. shops rents Tor 81 per month
large tot Price $780,
LoR SALE OR HNCHANGF-fB Boston Mass
a fne j. room house "a Lasi-si large lai
city water. furnace. anf AZ MODERN Improve
inents 10 exchange for dwelling in Boston.
Mass
IgOR SALE OR EXCHhNGE-l23 acre farm n
a miles from city lit improved balance
beech and maple Der. lb room brick house
large basement barr and other cut build uEs
g. exchange for civ property.
E0R rALE-A fue room house 80 Center
A.. good sized loi. nue shade sne isvn.
price sls1L
EOR sALE -li-roou house On Past nfi lFe-si.,
furnace. sewer, CTS vatef. corner iot anc
fncly finished. price s5no. EASY terms
TOR SAIF Oh EXCHANGE "a room house
ano isrTe corner irf. room Tor sue hef
house on Dat. on fwo graded streets. with efr-
ers. ETC.. 80 eSchange iaf fsrm would sssame
some fHcufuhranre.
LsCR EAI.E OR EKrHhNGE-eroonb house
on Ilonae 81. near East 81 niccs IN
ished aud Just completed come and set a.
EOR sALF-9 lots un HasfIugs.s on easy
terms or vii exchange fof improved
prtpeny.
MONEY TO LOAN on rcai ard personal prep.
"a effy in sums 70 fgii. hooust auc q. 1essf
block
HOUSES and rooms 20 renil sisa nu - ~ 81
- good tenants wanting g. renfi bcinr Ia
your keys koems and y Tower hioef
ussrIIA pIDg
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08

A story which is told about a prominent
politician of Illinois shows what social at
tentions were heaped on Col Cody when
he was in London. The gentleman from
Illinois was in London, and went to call on
Mr. Phelps, the then minister. to whom be
had letter OF introduction. Most Ameri-
cans who get acquainted with their min
lister in London ask him for tickets TO the
house of commons, a certain number Of
which he receives. Mr.. Phelps, in the
course Of the conversation with the Ameri-
can. expressed his regret that he could not
give him ticket 10 the house of commons,
as be had already promised all that hs
would receive for the next six weeks.
MY dear sir, don't bother about It" re-
piled the visitor, 81 have already got a
whole lot of them from Buffalo Bill. {"
Colonel Cody had become acquainted with
so many members of parliament that he
had an almost unlimited supply of tickets
to the house of commons, which he distrib-
uted with liberal hand among the Ameri-
cans whom he met.-Nsw York Tribune.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08

zn1 ether le44 ~ mea & ne state
Usl<lzad b.la. - lar fro@ telax eoa-
y'Ecee of any lEseg al2rCes - TIE p4gt
~ Mr.. I0rn<F, lsSF. Luce as wiling
- Fe2pFosDt Am HleazbeE d tbs tozld.
AID during a. the the Mr.. McE.roy
sas eEe4thlag oQE threalsu-nzs AD1
sikugkLex." tae eitxers q LSoSng
loved respected asd trusted III.
Taraer and made him Their Mayor.
foEtaeEmors, they aEEed ea n4sse bis
n0lalaAtlon for Governor. They kneS
hlm-and NF McElroy. TOO. FurIhes
comment Is unnecessary.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08
Bay City Tribune.

The Mckinley tariff law could not
have more substantial endorsement
than has appeared IN the columns of
the continental press since It's enact
ment. From every free trade quar- .er
on the globe come authentic reports OF
the Abandonment OF manufacturing
enterprises whose operations must
inevitably ne transferred 10 the United
States, and thus become an ally 10 all
OF the forces that are working here for
the benefit of American labor and
American industry. The.United States,
under the provisions Of the protective
tariff law, Is bound to become the in
dustria. center OF the civilized world.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08
WHAT OTHERS SAY.
Mu skegon Chronicle /:

MusNegon Chronicle:
Why should the party Prohibition
brethren mix free trade with their plat
form? They believe in protection to
the homes, why not also to the wage
earners who are home makers? What
special connection Is there between pro-
hibitiou and free trade anyhow?
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08

COMPARE the "scare" articlesin Demo
cratic papers, about increased prices on
account of the new tariff law, with the
bargains offered every day by their
advertisers. The two do not jibe at all.
Democratic scares seldom do jibe with
solid facts.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08

II the markets of the world are so
valuable to England, why is 1t that her
manufacturers are contemplating COM
ing over here to establish plants, when
our "Chinese wall of protection" will
prevent them from access to those
markets, according to eminent Demo-
cratic Authority?
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08
WINANS { OWEN
GRAND tAloN
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
. ANp = 90NER NOOK


WANTED Male He'p-g machine l,auas
stA0Ff. aoAl3 in4a Tor "a a. Ve a. y a,ia
turn,r
ARANTED- femsls Helps kitchen r.Ils
se-ohe eiri i- Firis Cor rfHrrh. naIA, /.
dining 700 Eiris sss 81 ptac loot NAErsi
dlnin- room Eirls Tor oui "a c.lk-
EOR ENCHAN6E-A nioe c.ean S. 40 hard
-fr siotk ieI Leu-s aae 4ot o. Gas Pas
tae an renee
S51fl MI Lava new room hous la Se.-t
CIV . laaa Rapias. Was wli s9u raf laf
$500 oaly, faf q home oa . o,ala ~ "a
@VN'o ,blriey-st
%-D0 is the price FOR . i-stors. 6room nfese
CIV on fernando-st
GA0,A vi q actually buy 3 nice iiI no. H
coit-gc oa Asli-Att-. ntafik hoN, ttaf
block iron cars
5000 vii buy house in good repair. 1ea,
r'Ht Llucoiu fark lei ssNl.
&Qr,0 viii Gus new oroom bolse ol ClK 81
tooJ al. faces east
G11A Al THIS price Ne can sell sea IS lfe
eiN'JO house with q. ora roonls wei y
Gated.
S1150 This i rare bargain large lss aat
~ don't miss tails chance.
G1DDl Our llsi 81 this price is quite ezcsn-
A-DV slNe. il sen wat O. tuy a. IIf
price be sure and Sc vs..
/ S10l,0 Two special hsrgalns az this Iss se--
part ot city.
LARMS-we have several nice uite farms q
exchange Tor city property.
1 A LITTLE CASH will buy 0ne-hslf irtrrex-
n Ia al ollce business. one "a the best - lie
city.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08

IL England the laboring man can get
a shave for penny-two cents. Per-
maps he might here, if it were not for
the tariff. But how about getting the
two cents? And how about the barber?
1t pays to take an all-around view of
cheapness.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08

liean Lex islzsare mea1s Republicans IA
Cookress. Republicans u GeDgrcss
n1e4lS goo1 goFese1ae1t.
Iezis SelEas3s
A memoeI u lie loc3l Patrons * Ia
G8sisg pfo<e g. Grass >ecge E4rY : 4.
1Ay.oT u rs1eFeaee tQ tAe PTopsg sreSt-
nlenE ct TIE s&U for "a .ila1 GstEssi
e0veeboa. IL fepy Ar. IzssoT s~ys.
1t IS ny hUmtle op.nlo4 that tAe
hearted fa1ron Nao has saythiug
whatever 81 90 N.th taese stde-sssas
polltcs = Z be Ee&rt ally aSaamec ~ his
A. oei0re be shzli have flashed. II
sou believed o. have believed hereto
tore Ia the DemocTaUc party, stsx
there, il YOU have believed with the
Republican party. stay there, aaa lei
yoQg goosi sork there iDe felt "a eolFen-
tlons. As Tor year ASSOCIATION, do not
allow i 30 be bundled around as = foot
ball for coaseieneelesS partisan P0.lll-
cans.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08

County Ticket
Yer state Senator
WILLIAM Il. ADAMS
For sheriff
IsAAC =. LAMOREAUX.
For County Clerk
JAMES = KNOX.
For Register Of Deeds
NATHANIEL RICE
Fer County treasurer
SHERMAN 4. COLSON.
For Prosecuting Attorney
JAMES +. NJ BRIDE.
For Circuit Court commissioners
DWIGHT 6oSS.
ALskED WOLC0IT.
Tor C0roner$-
HENRY +. LOCHER,
DANIEL j. WALLACE.
For Surveyof-
DOER SkEEI.S.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08


WANIK1-I a. iookinE 10 So y snsrs
" ol4 - = bes ~ 4At s&ipf ezt - in~r -
wolh%1 thas NaDls a. ri,t os1t ~ Ne .. ttfpe
sess have tef s@if - : hsrs>ie 4 t'ettA.
EoK sAIK a. nsw heae Ne a tsFfsse.
pvefi,tsi sliss 80 DeSi nei-heeI Aeees a ll't
tii& 81 lae@lera improvements Al- tft lte e,1a>
have cAt 1aNE lae itfie< tess hNnt 50 : u
lArA anA uE1f ief sslt teT eAt-N -
naea%AhN. lcot4rc Aisok reanis AAs 3 -'-a
keok SAi.E-g have taf ssls fsr = asioal afs
iAo-efN te-se - 49,. alistilef tef t-e.@
ass elt ltlf LAY l.lSe l4f 81 l44E i. SIMS -
s~A y 4. lkAkls > ostsNeef-. sfyeAa hf',,i,
EOk sALk Ace ii.roea hoDse 81 Terrace
49,. het~evH t.aNn toeff aAo itth-eft-.
Dlsca sci tefaAVc CfincIifeu rriisf uA irl c.itilf
heasi. seesf cts N4lef. etsiefl, kss Haatel.
Ass hcAIth, has window oNlsiee colia ass Arri
staFk fAi>aea ~ p~oriea o@k. iasiat eiasei,
GELD water iol t4kts1 ifsecG. s1ac C. xaru
walks aBe eoHulett street Nalk8 sar1 fu.i -
natural OAKS Accuse k0lit 81 Ne q asa lcIlsis 80
throa1t lgtce go. - s. pei neeih. Aee
improvements <o1a 81 - pef asonth .,n pay
utnts / acani ieiS pa PARTS. GO tcfe aul Iof
- e ave 81 Inom $50 a. s4 th4rioS IA.
I4l.S. Lrofaro e.osk' Pear 81. eulrsnefe
LOR SAlf-Ny ne~ laree ho4se ou ferfece
Akf. ncarif coitiDltlc4. al1 Noftn sseti
ofier iof SAFE iaF tissAi isrEf p&fiaT. EaA AZ
fluG-fooln. GtAlAs rasui aau kliChfA siA hea-
rooms hsfh-raoIa. hoi and cola Yatef Upsl.iIs
AID daNn, a. aud iura4cei sht hpuse cSh nft
froui an ghf crown ~ tbe tUrra0e a rae
sieR O. thf oitk. is inertia satsl tlauoc N hu-
chAESn iirayafd block. Colncr II PEAR aha
Ottawa sta @-t
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08

The Aat-iotteFy people OF louisiana
are DOT restlng with tne passage OF the
Snti-lollery ball They are requesting
all governors OF States 90 enforce the
various State laws against Lotteries.
Gov. Luce hss requested prosecuting
attorneys throughout the State 70 see
that tho law il enforced. Gens. Beau
regard and juhal Early breathe den-
anoe 10 the snti-louery law and say
they will not heed II. These eminent
generals should have long ago fully
eompreAended the fact that the Federal
Government Is hard customer 10 ngnt
and her laws tough easements 10 butt
against. The tactics OF the lottery peo-
pls-snee the United states mails are
are denied them-will be 10 use the ex-
press companies exclusively IN scatter
ing their literature and handling their
cash IN transit. TO checkmate this
maneuyer Congress will have 10 draw
the relns on the express companies un-
less the officials OF thc companies shall
refuse business from concern 20
clearly unlawful as the Louisiana lot
terry.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08
Lansing Republican /:


81 do not know, of course, how many
of the charges made 10y Mr. McEIroy
against James N. Turner can be sub
stantlated," said the venerable I. NJ.
Wilson, clerk of the board of State
auditors, TINS morning; put there i
one little item on the auditors books
that goes long way toward convincing
me that Mr.. Turner was not on the
board OF control OF the scnool tor the
bind for revenue
Have you any objection to stating
io"
"None at all. II is not large mat
ter, but IL says great deal. Mr.. Tur-
ner went on to the board in 1881 lie
was the resident member, and person
ally supervised matters all through the
perlod of building. After he had been
there five or SIX years, and mad rem
dered no bill for travel or services,
asked him one day why he bad never
presented one. Mr.. Turner replied
that ne would look it up. and finally, in
1885, he presented bill. How much
do you suppose it was7'
"will you state 1t yourself, please?'
"Here il IS" said Mr.. Wilson, as he
opened a ledger. The bill was for the
following years: 1881, 3 days; 1892,
days; 1873, days; 1884, days; 1885, II
DAYS: 1886. ; dsys-amounting to Sl4i.
'Thst u the smallest bIll | ever saw
presented here, said Mr.. Wilson. 'and
as know that Mr.. Turner must have
spent many months time on those
buildings and grounds. u convinced me
that ne was not looking out for him
self "a closely as would seem 10 be in
dicated by that Free Press letter. IF he
had charged for his time as ne had an
undOubted right to do, and as was Gus
tomary, hls bill would have been from
5000 70 $500, or even more.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08

AnF Subscriber 40 THE TELEGRAM
hhN-ALb Who fail, a. receive me paper
regularly &c Who may hase reason 20
e""aPiafa ef late delivery, viii confer a
special faseF ~ isfoHainE thls oiiee OF
ne tact Al oOee. send postal card o. call
mp teisphoae ash
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08
OFFICIAL PIPER or THE CITY,


state Ticket
Fer Governor
JAMES M. TURNER. OF Inghsn-
Fer Lieutenant GoYernar-
WILLIAM +. LINION. OF saginaw.
For Secretary of State
WASHINGTON GARDNER. OF Calhoun.
For state treasurer
JOSEPH a. MOORE. OF Wayne.
For Auditor General
THERON +. 0lDpiNGS, oi Kalamazoo.
Fer Consmlssienfr of State Land once
JOHN e.. bhhAl. OF VtseSo-
For Attorney 0elsga.-
BESJAMlN W. HUSTON. OF TuscolA
For faperlnteuaent ol Public Instruction
OAk sCht ~. % Eatoa.
FOR Member % state Board oi Ed1catien-
JANE1 " bALLoI. "a Alicg2n-
For justice sf tAc supreme Court
kDAA ARD CAlilLL. oi insaan.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08

KILGoRE will not join Lydia Thomp-
sons high kickers, rs the Democracy
can not spare him.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08

ksoH SAIE-Sls acrfs lana Alse nfN holse
4 south fronI taIil. Nea. frlli Dir ueo4
raad Three Quarters ~ q ullir rasi tif tlain.
hrld att.. ca Knapp roaa. iu4u'ge ga prcH-
ises -
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08

HAVE you heard any crash since the
Mckinley bill became law? Yes; the
crash of Democratic and English hopes.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08

The Legislature OF Michigan for 1891
sill have 70 perform work Of great
Importance work that comes before
that body but once ~ ten years. The
redIstricting Of the state by C0ngres-
SOMA districts based upon population
az returned n the recent census. giving
such representation, as Congress de-
termines, may sgDear at FIRST. as calling
for no remarkable ability. Were there
no gsrrymsndering schemes 20 be met
an thvarted, smooth v0gid he the
sailing. The Republicans Of Michigan
know they have got a foxy enemy I'D
the Democratic party. To gan control
Of the 1891 Legislature would vsrv
much more piesse the Democracy thsa
20 elect their Governor. TIE oppos n
c.nd dates nay Be considered 81 ther
respective parties, very gcod men.
b1t they VII never pass muster c1 tbe
deck Of the Republican ship. A Rspu5-
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08

See the lIfe-slze crsven aua ink por-
tFalsss ouly 8. Wykes, 8 Moaros-si.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08

For Represenfatlve tn Congress. Fifth District.
CHARLES ". WATKINS. OF Kent
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08
BUsIpBss CHANCES.

WANTED-partner. A live, energetic ousi-
W ness man with from $500 70 $1,000. 20 en-
gage In "A manufacturing business which pays
large prcnts. 20 locate in Grand Rapids Must
give capital references. Address ". J. Smith.
Il ColumbiS-st. east. Detroit. Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08

------~--------~--------
MRS. RITTER has removed her employment
III ofice to 81 W BTidge-st.. where ladies can
places ia the best families IN the city. Re
member the number. q ". Bridge st. room =.
Open evenings -
tTMRS. DR.. pU1ToN'S private hospital may
n be found. iDfsnts icr adoption. Ms Dr.
Dutton - North lane-ake.. West Side. lDsi
THOROUGH instruction given on the ggitar.
Il Mrs. Y. Kennedy. Ne ". Bridge-st ~
Sl00 Media Pa Military Academy: boys.
tfVV Brooke Hall. Kris. Circulars free.
orf 4
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08

Ls0P sALF-Tesr'v nsu -ne6sra heus.. 8
a rooms. c8fT ystsr. gas. hsfks snc closets
sewsT coaDecfions barn. az fer $40. essf
terus
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08
TOR sALE-mscELLAyE0Us

ITASTED-A few thousand good house
w keepers TO call Al Peari-si- for weather
strips house numbers. door plates. rubber
stamps. etc. etc; workmcn only Of good habits
sent out 10 put on weather strips. Is. }. bul-
ard 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08

WANIKla-I am iookinE 10 So y snsrs
" ol4 - bas - t1t SANE ezt - M@n ~
wo1h~A thas N41ls a. pi.> eilt ~ N4 q ttfce
sass have taf ssff ~ . hs.FEAiD. A. tfeftA
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08

WANTED-To sell cheap. handsome mirror.
W Apply u Naliey-st., corner Mt Vernon
TOR SALE-Cheap, - horse power boiler and
l. engine nearly new with furnace. setting
ETC. complete. Inquire Of T. {. Ihwing; phone
az. l15if
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08
FOR RgkT-BUsIsBss PLACES.
FURNITURE AND PIANOS STORED.

lVANTED-Agents for the History OF the bx-
w plorstions Of, Daring Deeds snd ursnd
circular free Address D. A. Browning a CO..
Toledo. Ohio. Ssitt
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-04-05

he said that he found two bodies there,
which to all appearances had been dead
about sixteen months. One he pronounced
a white man and the other q squaw He
said the body of the white girl had been
removed by some one during the absence
Of Enos at Lander. He talked with the
Anderson boys, well known here, who as
sured him that the remains Of a white
girl were there at the time Enos left, but
had, in some way, disappeared. In con-
nection with the disappearance OF the re-
mains It is said O certain ranchman who
lived near the place has also disappeared.
Coroner Felser exhibited to the reporter
a shovel and q pick. which he seemed 10
think had played an active part In the
drama of murder rs the handles OF both
were bespattered with blood and the
point Of the pick was covered with blood
for about two inches. These implements
were found near the bodies.
Mrs. DIR. Latham was hurriedly called
yesterday afternoon to administer to two
children Of one Frank Potter whose
mouths had suddenly become greatly in
famed, says the Spokane Falls herieir.
When the physician arrived she found
the children dangerously i'll. Their
mouths were greatly infiamed a were
also their throats. She a v them a
soothing remedy, and after relieving the
little ones suffering, set about TO find out
IL possible what they had eaten to make
them sick. The cause was soon apparent.
The children had i'm some way gotten hold
Of a stick OF giant powder. Surprising II
was molasses candy the little innocents
munched the dangerous stuff to their
hearts, content. The uit~ro-plycerine con-
tanned in the giant powder rave it a sweet
taste, and the children were for a while
i'm clover. After n time, however, the
other ingredients of the innocent-lookinR
stick began to make themselves felt, and
the children threw their ''candy" away
and ran to papa and mamma for comfort.
The mouths and throats Of the children
are in a very inflamed state. and had not
Mr.. Potter summoned medical aid with
the promptness he did his little ones
might now he silent forever. 1t is thought
| that the children will not suffer any in
| furious effects from the powder.
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CAUTION III AT A DISTANCE.

On arriving Mt the depot come nj once to the
Dispensary In u nus (fare - cents. Inquire
for Dr. Jacobs, Nos. lDi To i3 South Thir-
tenth street, first building north OF Willard
Hotel. Remember on starting To take our exact
address, thereby saving trouble, delay or serious
mistakes.
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J. r. DUNCAN. ESQ,
TONSORlAL PARLORS.

Basement CORNER MAIN and FIRsT-STs.
Shaving lJc, Hair Cutting 35c, Boots shined Zoe.
Ladies' and Children's Hair Cutting and sham.
pooling a especially. j, p. DUNCAN,
Anaconda, Mont.
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$i9.GS AZ $685. "
Total assessed valuation Of all real and per-
sonal property for the years 1876, y ,772: 1sSS
Sd. 04: Issl-s, s2d,Gt5.
Rate IL taxation county levy Iss7-i2 mills,
isss-i2 rs mills. lss9-i3h mills.
Dellnqnents -iss7, si.7i2.O; isss, si.olaiI;
issn, 81 .as7 IS. SIT
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Funeral notices neatly printed at the
Office.
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UNFAILING REMEDIES.

Having successfully treated 50 many cases. we
can safely say Of our medicines that they are un-
failing In their remedial effect; that We now pre-
scribe them with the same confidence In their
efficacy that We would give bread and beef TO q
starving man To satisfy his hunger.