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The advocate., 1890-09-03
OUR CANDIDATES.
The Chosen Leaders Of the Peoples Party
Who They Are,

was born Of Welch and English parent
age In Brown county, Illinois, In l945,
and was reared on the farm, with the
educational advantages usually enjoyed
by farmers sons in the rural districts.
lie enlisted as private in Company @,
9th Illinois infantry, In August, 1851,
when sixteen years Of age, and served a
little over three years. He was wounded
through the mouth and neck at tho bat
Gle Of Mission Ridge, November %, 1863,
and again in the shoulder at tho Siege Of
Dallas, Ga, in May, 1884
He was married 10 Eliza r. Reid in
1867, and in 1869 moved by wagon to
Kansas, first settling near Neosho Falls
IN Woodson county. In the spring Of
1879 he moved TO the claim he now oc-
cupIes near Douglas In Butler county
He Joined the M. E. church In Versails,
ILL.,, In 1868, and has since remained a
member. lie was twice chosen 10 repre-
sent his circuit as lay delegate 10 cleo
toral conference, first at Newton In 1882,
and again at Wichita In 1888.
In politics he was republican until
1884, but has always voted for men and
for principles rather than party. Since
1884 he has voted and acted with the pro-
hIbitlon party until the present year
He was the nominee Of that party two
years ago for representative Of the Sixty
third district.
In August, 1888, he became member
of Walnut City Alliance No. 81, organ
lied by W. p, Brush, and was chosen It's
president and remained 80 until the last
annual meeting, when at his own request
another was chosen In his place.
He was elected lecturer Of Butler
County Alliance at its organization in
November, 1883, and still holds the same
position by reelection.
He was elected ylCe-presldent OF the
State Alliance when It's organization was
effected in December, 1888, and was re-
elected at the next and last annual meet
ing at Newton In August. 1889.
lie was chosen one Of the delegates TO
the national annual meeting ut St Louis
December 3 10 7, 1889, and has served on
several important committees by appoint
ment Of State President B. II. Clover,
among which was the committee on
state constitution, out Of whose report
the present state constitution was framed
Also fraternal or conference committee,
with Northern or Farmers State Alliance,
Of Kansas, which met in Peabody in Oc-
tober, 1880, and which resulted In the
consolidation OF that body with the
Farmers and Laborers' Alliance Of Kan
sas, drafting the resolution himself that
was almost unanimously adopted, pledg-
ing themselves TO consolidation after the
st. Louis meeting; and on conference
committees with the several labor organ
izations Of the state.
He was elected delegate to the congress
slonal and state conventions Of the peo-
ple's party held at EmpOria, August ~,
and at Topeka, August 10, 1890, being at
the latter made the nominee for state
treasurer, the most overwhelming sur
prise OF his life, against his earnest pro-
test, and in fact positive declination, by
a vote of 3O1 out Of total vote Of 591 on
the first ballot. The honor was alto
gether unsOught. With profound graft
a,,Ja ha ncoants tho nOnino otiOt, with iAa
The advocate., 1890-09-03

Going westP If so take the Union Pacific,
the best line.
The advocate., 1890-09-03

Business practice, Topeka Bus. Coll.
The advocate., 1890-09-03

Union Pacific for Salt Lake,
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nov. The road seemed even darker and
more terrifying TO me. and longed des-
perately for the welcome sight of some
one TO whose protection could appeal,
and soon Was cLeercd by the sight OF
some peasants tranping along. | hur-
ried up 70 them only TO have my hopes
dashed, for n moro Misunderstanding
trio 7 never saw. However, knowing
that my fathers namo was we'll known,
put a bold front on Is. and telling them
who | was. asked for their safe con-
duct 70 our villa
"Are you Salvini's son?7 asked the
most disrcputabIe-looking Of the lot.
Eyes. answered.
Arc you tho boy who took the old
mans part in tho play tho other night?'
he continued IN his eXecrable patoiA
yes. am. said |. proudly.
"Ahr' he replied. now | know that
you arc telling No lie, and don't
think We shall take the trouble to bother
with boy who tells such lies as that"
and nothing I could say would make
them believe my story.
So indignant indeed did one Of them
become, A. what he termod ny imp2-
don't fbbing. that ne wanted TO punish
mo efectually for IL there and then.
However. despite their looks. they were
were not such bad act after all. and
persuaded them 20 let ne be until we
reached my home. when one Of the
servants cleared nv reputation for
verscity By assuring them that vas
what bad represented myself 70 Be.
a. SALvIyL
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nes, repeated the first line OF my
speech, 20 enoosrage me- i grsvely re-
poased tt after him and there stuck fast
He looked ap suspicioasly, but gave
me the next line. ! calmly echoed this
Ia similar fashion, and then the truth
dswned en- my respected parent and, |
grieye 20 say. he lost his temper. Soix-
ing the candle in default OF . more con-
venient missile he hurled 1t At my I'M
pertinent head with all his might
think it hit the ceiling. bat am not
surs> for. fearing that the candlestick
might follow, / vanished with the ut
most celebrity. Though my head was
safe, my feelings were deeply wounded.
and sobbing bitterly ned TO my grand
mother for consolation She not only
gave me this 10 my hearts content but I
set 20 work 70 teach me the part. and
between her encouragement and my
fear Of the candlcstick ! WAS perfect In
my part the next morning and recited IL
to my father without an error.
Then he and I made up our little
quarrel. he bought me . toy and We
were good friends again, especially as
he explained 20 me that his anger was
due not 70 M not knowing the part.
but 10 my cheex in saying that did
when did not he helped me 70 study
privately SO that l could catch up to
the others, and when the long-looked-
for night OF the performance camc he
made ne up" himself. had gray side
whiskers and bald wig, snuf-colored
breeches. a black coat. a lowered waist
coat, q snuff-box and a ruflied shirt
front we'll powdered with snuff.
It may be Of interest TO add that the
cleverness OF my makeup, for which
had 20 thank my father, very nearly got
me into trol &c in a curious way. Some
nights after the performance my f ther
found on sitting down to play his usual
evening game Of ecarte that there were
no cards in the house, and though 1t was
a mile or two 70 the village | made a
great show Of bravery and offered 70 go
and get them for him. shivering in my
shoes meanwhile. Much 10 my inward
alarm my rash offer was accepted. and
of set along the lonely country road.
NV stock Of courage lasted me on the
journey TO the village, and. the purchase
being made. / started on my return jour
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sufng ny profession Of civil engineer.
the subtle fascination the stage pos
sessed for ms caused me 70 run
counter % ny fathers repeatedly-ex-
pressed wishez have sold them. too.
how when 10 sss safe three thousand
miles away l A9dacioasly made my nrss
essay In a strange country, speaking
= strange tongue. sending In fear and
trem bling a cable dispatch 20 him IN
which was luckily able 70 recount not
only the fact Of ny debut bat Of my sue
eess also. Now the question has once
more been pat 70 ne BY the friendly
editor Of this department. and / an
egotissical enough 20 fancy that the
ssory OF my s1y arst appearance on any
stage and my frst real success may bs
OF sons interest 20 my readers.
When | WAS between nine and ton
years old was . great big fellow for
my age and had such broad shoulders
and vas SO fat besides, that looked
more Ike lad OF fifteen / was larger
indeed than my two elder brothers.
though thu did not prevent them from
snubbing me, and In = moderate sort of
way Bullying me also, as Is the pleasant
custom OF elder brothers IN America "a
won - Italy. ! had for q boy, thou.h.
. keen scnse OF the humorous and when
/ look back On those days II seems to
me shas was always laughing. and in
fact used 70 be In constant disgrace be-
cause ! never would take anything
seriously and was always as tho boys IN
this eonnsry say "chsfing" those IN
su.hority over me-
In the summer o. 1879, I think ft was,
We were all. including my father, pass
ing the summer near = little fishing
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DR0BATE0BDEB-St State ~ Michigan. Ceun-
IS Of Kent. ss. AZ s. sslon 81 the Probafe
Court for said County ~ Kent. beld affhe Pro
bate Office ln tae Clfy Of Grand Rapids. oD the
2Gh day Of NarC1. in fhe year one thousand
eight hundred aHf ninety.
Present. cvrus b. Perkins. ru1reoi Probate.
In the matter 80 the estate of
LIENDEhl KAN DIR -I fi. deceased.
AainstfLment "a wiring UufFori ~ o. te
tn Issf viii and fefifwfnt 81 aid deceased,
having been flei iu this eaurt fsr IF bas
Ii Is ordered. that MoHfaF. the lfrn aaF ~
April nest 81 ten O'Clock in f1e fore
noon ~ seid probate or ee. be appointed fof
proving - & inftrrrgel ellt.
And IL is farther ordered that copV ~ ffis
or6cr Be published three sucressiY weeks pro
vious - ssd DAY of hearing. iu fbe leleCrsfn-
llera'd dallv aevsusp per printed and rrcu-
fanHg fa said County % Kent.
CFRT~ ~ pTPKIN-
"A true cqpvt Judge ~ Probate
Amor pu b Nssov Rsgisfer So apr1Z
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FREE LIBRARIES as EDUCATORS.
rher stirunis th- Sale - Reoks yr.ry-
where. say the Fuhflsh-rs-
rrrrz-zar lsc0

Mr. Andrew Carnegis's generous Ei't
for she establish nens % free Libraries
has raised The question among publish
ers saa book buyers "a - "a. efecs "a
ire aoox trade generally - puhli- il
brariss in "a. United states IN ordsy
% sscsrssin hov ths leading publish
ing hcus-s regarded the sus ect visit
was psid - s~v.rsl ot IS. bsstkno-s
Nsr ork publisher,
NJ Robert e sier~ooi Johnsor. Of
the Ce1tgry Cor unpaaT, SPOKE uursserv-
edI7 o. =. suhi-cE R-inr asked rh.t
eject vss pro6 aced o. tae cor 90 "a
business throaEh ~ opsainz - lsrgs
cublie rec iisrsriss s1ch ,s thst Goa
ternplssed - NJ. CsrnsTs :. sid
On Ts1e-si Trincipss % a. cout-
ssnt thst the sstsblishn.nt q frss
Iihrsr,ss ten6s - incr.sss 80 sac =
books II tiuulstinT tns lfts-sry tsss-s
of she Tsasrsl rssdss iuss az "a. rsooz-
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not ressss ~ ssnDt4tiOn- spent tie
esy as@ding la sillsx asd vzschlns tAs
0Ed n.a catch hs as1 iastest u ooa-
siag ny G0haoaA
Nexs morning early ny father seat
for ne. l foand hin N ais rooG lying
n bed sfta AZ sld-f-shIoned esAdle-
sttck and Eghtsd esadle ne.r hin
Do yoa kn0- yo4r p4rtS" he ASKED
-Oh- yss." l answered ssrensly,
Thea begin ~ repeat IL" be con-
stnaet. seEtHag hinssif Ia q comfort
shls attitude 70 hsteA
Iva a. tgmb as one Of ths ssh Asd
helped 20 catch the day before. Ny
father. plsying my supposed nervous
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Yours truly,
c. O.. JONI!
The Pulpit and the stage.

Rev. F. VI. Shrout, Pastor United
Brethren Church, Blue Mound, Kan,
says: II feel il my duty to tell what
wonders DR.. Kings New Discovery has
done for me. My lungs were badly dis
cased, and my parishloners thought
could live only few weeks. / took
five bottles OF Or. Kings New Discovery
and am sound and well, gaining 26
lbs. in weight"
Arthur Love, Manager Loves Funny
Folks Combination, writes: "After a
thorough and convincing evidence,
am confident DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry for Consumption, beats 'em all, and
cures when everything else fails. The
greatest kindness | can DO my many
thousand friends Is to urge them TO try
it." "10c trial bottles at Peck Bros.
drug store. Regular sizes SOC and 81.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-12

DROBATE ORDER-State OF Michigan. Coun-
i " of Kent. ss. At a session Of the Probate
bate Office. in the city Of Grand Rapids. on the
9th day of March. in the year one thousand
eight hundred and nine Y.
Present Cyrus =. Perkins. Judge Of Probate.
In the matter Il the estate 0f
MATTHIAS long. deceased
Frederick Leettgert Administrator of said
estate. having rendered 10 this court his fDa
administration account.
Ii is ordered that Monday. fhe 5lst day oi
Nlrch inst Al lu O'Clock in the forenoon
at said Probate Office. b. appointed for eK
aiming and allowing saic account.
And IL IS further ordered. that g copy ~ fh.s
order he published thr % success re weeks pre-
viouS 10 faiq day oi hearing. in fhs TEF1Rtf
HERALD. = daily ncNspaprT pr.lftd al1 circI
latinE Ia said county ~ Kent -
CYRUS p. PERKINS.
"A true COPY. Judge 81 Probate.
AnoLrH T. Mksov. Rcrisfer. sat
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-12

The transition from long, lingering
and painful sickness TO robust health
marks an epoch in the life of the ndi-
vidual. Such remarkable event Is
treasured in the memory and theagency
whereby the good health has been at
tanned is gratefully blessed. Hence II
is that so much Is heard in praise OF
Electric Bitters. 60 many feel they
owe their restoration 10 health 20 the
use of the Great Alternative and Tone
If YOU are troubled with any disease OF
the kidneys, liver or stomach. of long
or short standing, You VIII surely find
relief by use of Electric Bittcrs. Sold
at 80 cents and 81 per bottle at Pocs
Bros drug store.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-12

The best salve IN the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chllDiains,
corns and all SKIN eruptlOns, and posi-
II "a guaranteed to give nerfeCt satisfac-
ton or money refunded. Price 25cents
per box. For sale by Peck Bros, drug
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-12

The druggists clam Stat people call
Ia lv for the new cure for constipation
ard sCk headache. discovered by DR..
as Lane whi'e in the Roxy Noun
taIns It = "a "A 70 be Oregon grape
root = great remedy in the far west for
those comp ants. combined with sm-
PIE herbs. and j. made for use by pour-
Ing on boiling water % draw out TIE
strength. IL sells Al - cents a % csage
ard : called lanes Family Medicine
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DRoBATE oRpFR-state Of Mlchiran. coun-

DROBATE ORDER-State OF Michigan. coun-
Il " of Kent. IS At = session OF the Probate
Court for said County OF Kent. held at the
Probate once. inthe city Of Grand Rapids. on
the 10Th day OF March, IN the year one thou
sand eight hundred and ninety.
PreSeat. Cyrus J.. Perkins. Judge OF Probate.
II the matter OF the estate %
DANIEL SULLIVAN. deceased.
James Cox. special administrator Of said
estate having rendered II this court his q q
account as such.
10 IS ordered. that Monday. the 18th day OF
April. next. a. 10 O'Clock in the forenoon. ~
said Probate once. be appointed for eXam.n-
ing and allowing said account.
And it is further ordered. That 4 copy Of this
order be published three successive weeks pre-
vi0us 10 said DAY of hearing. ia tne TWFcE Az
HFRALn. a daily newspaper printed and crcu-
lsting in said County oi heat.
CYRUS =. PERKINS.
a true copy Judge Of Probate.
ADOLPH Is. Mason. Register. sat apr Il
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Bind. bleeding. internal and eUterns
piles. fssurs. flstala ard rectal ulcers
cured or no paw. Treatment painless
No tine Io< from work. Hunore1s -
references. Exan1ir aton free LAKE
s1e 'Fslc5sns room =. Porter biocs,
30. Nonroe-st Hours - 3, ca 81.
IuesdsT s11 Saturday evenings 3 r. ?,
Sundays Is - +.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-12

Does a snow storm look like a cargo
of indigo, IN comparison 70 your feel
ings. Do YOU think eyerybody's hand
Is against you, are you irritable, ugly,
and Cross. DO you feel that your
trends all find falt with you; are you
tired and dull, do YOU know a Spring
medicine is what you need. Nature j.
crying for Loose's Extract of Red
Clover. Try II. For sale 10y White &
White, druggists, Morton House Block
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INnEREAs-pefault has been made IN q,

WnEREAS-Defsult has been made IN the
W payment OF the money secured by mort
gage dated the twenty-nrst day oi september.
lhs5. executed BY Nathan Z. harlow aao ~ "a
Jane Barlow. his wife. 20 Edwin H. IeAies
which said mortgage was recorded Ia the of.
ice Of the keglst ~ Deeds of Tie county OF
Kent. State of Michigan. IN liber lis Of mort
cages. on page III, on the thirueih cay oi
September. 1850, and,
Whereas, said mortgage has been duly as
signed bv The said Edwin III. Teal 10 Frances
:. MOsher. OF HllisGale Michigan. by assign
ment bearing date the Ath day Of April. 1850.
and recorded IN the once OF the Register Of
Deeds. IN said county, on the eighteenth day
OF June. 1880. In liner IL Of mortgages. ou page
aso and said mortgage ls now owned By Fran
cess, MOsLcr Aforesaid. aEds
Whereas. The amount claimed 10 be due Ola
said mortgage is the sum Of one hundred ana
forty eight dollars and nineiy-three cents, be-
sides the attorney lee aud other costs allowed
BY law. aud no suit or proceeding having been
instituted al law 70 recover the debt now re-
naming secured by said mortgage or any part
thereof whereby the power of sale contained
ia said mortgage has become operative. bow E.
Therefore. Notice is hereby gwen that by
virtue OF the saia power OF sale and ga pur-
suance of the statue Ia such cases made and
provided. the said mortgage viii he f0Teclosed
by the sale OF the pItmlses therein described
AZ public auction 10 the highest bidder al the
front entrance 10 the circuit court room on
Lyon-sf.. ia the city Of Grand Rapids. IN said
Kent county. state OF Michigan. that being
the place of holding the circuit court thereof
on the twelfth day Of July. 1870. a. 10 o'clock
in the forenoon of that day. which said pre-
misses are described IN said mortgage as fol-
lows. to-wlt: 1ne southwest quarter "a ot
the northeast quarter ~ OF section number
north Of range number nine I'D west contain
ing forty go acres Of land. be the same more
or less
Dated April 4. 1890
FRANCES. s. MosHER.
T. s. GURyEY. Assignee
Attorney. satJun2s
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a WEAK BACK, with a weary aching
lameness over tho hius. is s-gn of d Is-
eased kidneys Zee the best kidney
curative known. which is BuG0Ck
Blood Btters.
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story Of ny nrss
appearances ap
on the stage. and
taxing Tor grant
9 4 hat III
guestiOAsrs re-
fsrred " ny
nrst appearance
asa professional
actor. / have
told them how
cling / a
AmericA With .
view Of par
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The well-known manager Of excursions
10 Washington, California, aud the
White Mountains, l. 4. Whitcomb, says:
u have never had anything DO me so
much good as your Sulphur Bltters. 1t
is the best spring medicine ] ever used.
7 would advise all who suffer from bill
iousness and dyspepsia to Use sulphur
BtteTs, for ! know tney cured me"
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-12

Mheat-NeN 80 e bushel
Corn-,1as ~ r oushei.
OafS-NeN. ga csc : bushel.
Corr Neal-sl5 2 toa.
Rye-55c = hushei
Barley-Sl .8t8l.-t . hundred
Ground Eeed-sl4Gl5 q ten
BTan-sl2 r ton.
Aiddhngs-sl3 2 ton.
Flour-Llly White, $40 Patent. $50 3 hun
fran
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-12

Mrs Winsiow's Soothing syrup should Al
WAYS be used for children teethiBg. IL sOothes
the child, softeDs the gums. aliays All psia
cures wind colo. and is the best remedy for
diarThna. .tceDts bottle.
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Southern Blood:

Also gets out of order. When / re-
ceived the box OF Solid Extract ordered
from you, my slSter-ln-law, 46 years
old, had an old fever sore on her leg
six inches above the ankle, il WAS OF
fifteen years standing, but until some
TWO years ago would come and 20, but
the last breaking out would yield 10 no
treatment, though we tried everything,
and she had taken her room, with the
expectation of its soon proving fatal,
as II was spreading rapidly. | applied
plasters OF your Solid Extract and gave
II to her internally. The effect was
miraculous. She improved from the
start. The tonic effect of your Red
Glover Extract is wonderful. Her ap-
petite, of which she had none. IN
creased, the stomach and bowels per-
formed their allotted functions, and
within four weeks her leg was perfect
ly healed up, and her general health
better than at any time III fifteen years,
and we used but tWo-thirds of the Ey-
tract. For any and all blood diceases,
and as a spring medicine, | think
Loose's Extract of Red Clover the very
best, and | have had practical expert
ence with all.
Yours truly,
c. q. JoNEs,
Leeksville, Y. c.
To J. VI. Loose Red Glover Company,
Detroit, Mich.
Write for circulars and testimonials.
For sale by White & White, druggist,
Morton House block
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DULUTH. SOUTH SHORE { ATLANTIC

RAIL ~ = =
ELEGANT WAGNER BUFfET SlErPERS
The Dhgth. South Shore q tHar'c Ry. :, ihs
Short lns from love n rhgsn 70 Mar
quefis. Houghioa, keeaunes S. Pal, Mn
neanois. DdU'h, Portland, Seattle, Iscofns,
and fhe Great korihwet.
For Mans Lowest Rates rfc. eaN on near~st
Ticket AGENT rr address
Tkh ntt tEI W. Ieokaon. Hioh-
district fffes aFeuL
w PITCH CE HTBBSku
een Nararer. 81 J.. A = A.
Mer-1ffte fifhiE1fa
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The soft glow Of the tea rose is ac-
quired by ladies who use Pozzonis Com
plexiOn Powder. Try II.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-12

Pears is the purest ard hest sos1
ever made
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Adricefn NIothers

Eeecham's Pills act ike magic on 3
wax stomach.
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CENTRAL

fDaHv. hH Others daily except sunday.
Tasinc effect sunday July la. l.et
Sleeping cars GA Iar.ic and Atlantic Ef-
presses 20 and from Detroit. farIor cars ruu
on bay Express a1d Grand Rapids ffnress 20
and from Detroit Direct connections made
~ Detroit with an through fraI rs East iirf-
cts on ssie ~ uion Ticket once. Monroe
/ e.. and 81 Union depot
Trrn ~ Bu0ee. cenl Ar'f. 81 Monroest
o. W Erserrs. g. J.. AND r het. Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-12

Daily. fbaiiy except sunday. sbaliy ex-
cept saturday InaiiN except Monday
Through pSrioT coach ~ Chicago on ~ b.
m. traln--no extra charge for seals.
The .a1 "a. M. train consisting of dsy coach
e. and smoker runs rhrouF a. Chicago solid.
Through combination sleeping and caalr
cars 90 ana from Indianapolis or Night Ia
press trains.
Through sieepers 10 and from Cllc4eo on
night Eqpress trains
CNAS. ~. HEALn. Gem Manager
N. A. CARPENTER frame Manager
NIIIIsN A. NAlEII. ASH Gen Pas Afrnl.
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IN EfFEcg NOV l0 iSSS
foT Musk g. lF.. .is . IA. 4 .la . Bl.-t - pn
From Ar les a IA. t-ta NJ sst pm
Through tickets ant fUl Information car he
had hS calling upon A. Aimquist tickFt sGent
81 aepof ~ % AZ Nuhs0n. lnlau fiakeg agcuI
ti NoEroe 81. Nrana Rapids hitch.
G. I. L0cgWoen. Gen. Pass. AEont
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Jobhers' Prices

~ 30 bStr IIiOCHa
Apples g. sci go p barrel.
Beans-sl.i 5eBsZ.D = tushel.
Eggs l4sloc ' dozen.
Butter-ls4A 81 ? pouRdS.
fOtat0eS-40c 2 buS1el.
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Ny FIRST STAGE HIT.

Alexander Salytns Tells How. - q
Tsn-Ysar-Cld. he Won Fa<nA.
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Hiaes

Green- Sis8s * p paUad.
Part eurea-ssse q poGad
fau curod-4a. a5e pound
HrN-s 80 pound
Czl Ssins sa5e poUna
sheer -hlns--,i.s4 &c tzCh
Ialloe -ss.s.e 3 p0Qld
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nETRoIT 6. u. - MLWAUkEE.


Detroit Express a8d FYeninp Express have
pafior cars attached. ana make direct conuec-
ton in Detroit for ail points East
Express leaving a. lN.1a m has Wagner
sleeping car % Detroit. arriving lu Detroit
81 - a m.
Morning Express and Granf Rapids Express
haNe pagior car attached.
THROUGH railroad tick rs aud ocean steam.
ship tickets and sleeping caf hcrfhs secured 40
D.. O. n. A N. Office. p Monroe S. and az fbe
depot.
JAS CAMPBELL. City Pass Agent
JN0. " LDI D. Iraflc Manager. Detroit
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