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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-10-20
FIRE AT BozEMAN.
ny Good Management a Disastrous Con
Migration Was Prevented.

ny Good Management a Disastrous Con-
migration Was Prevented.
Special Correspondence of the standard.
BozEMAN, Oct. ia fire broke out at
1880 this morning in the row Of frame
buildings at the corner Of Main and Boze-
man streets, ownsd by lewis Kruger.
King Bros. and Samuel Lewis, occupied
by Sweat 4 Orton, saloon; John Graham,
barber. aud L. W. Mcpherson, paints
and oils. The damage TO the Kruger
building is about $500, with $500 insurance.
Graham & McPherson's loss is light and
fully covered by insurance.
The efficiency of the water works system
was thoroughly demonstrated, there being
play of six hydrant streams on the
fire, which thoroughly drenched the
flames. But for the ample supply of
water n disastrous conilagration would
have ensued.
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A Ring 70 Fit Any Finger.

From The New YORK sun.
A young man went into jewelry store
up town recently and developed so much
uncertainty Of mind as to what finger he
wanted 30 wear the ring on, while he was
certain that hc wanted to buy ring with
two diamonds, that the salesman finally
asked: "Wby don't you buy ring that
will tlt any tlnger2n The dude grasped at
the idea as a relief 10 the strain he was
suffering under, and asked for one. The
salesman took from tho show case a ring
set with two diamonds. In shop pattern
the Snowman said: This is very pretty
device. The ring Is composed of two
strands or legs 81 gold wire which meet
and overlap on the under side of the finger.
The object is TO have the ring flexible. At
one cnd Of tho twisted wires Is loop
through which the other extends, having a
simple device called a stop by which IL
can be casped aud held 10 the end that il
uverlaps. At the top you observe the wires
are spread apart and two beautiful da-
monds, perfectly white, are set. Think
Of the variety Of uses 10 which such a ring
might b. put. Il might be transferred
from your hand to that Of your best girl
as an engagement ring"
slow much g' the dude asked blushing.
"Dnly S3aO.'
I'm take it,
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IInmilIntinr the striker..

SYDNEY, Oct. 19.-The employers rop-
rcsentatives have written to the lieuten-
ant governor declining to meet the strik-
crs on the ground that the latter broke
their agreements and cOerced the free
men, to whom the employers owe n debt
Of gratitude. But while refusing 10 dis
pense with the freemen they express a
willingness to receive the strikers back
on the old terms in order 10 restore the
commerce of the colony. This offer in
wolves no animosity toward the mems
uuion
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ELEcTRocuTED.
singular Manner In which New York
Policeman Was Hurt.

NEw YoRE, Oct, ia clap of thun-
der, accompanied by terrific flash
Of lightning occurred this morning,
just as officer Fcnkcr was open
ing signal box at Westchester and
Union avenue TO send signal 10 the sta
ton. The lightning must have struck
the wires close by, for the current was
"grnundcdn through Fenker's body, and
without a cry he dropped in front Of the
box apparently dead.
After tho doctors worked over him
some time, however, consciousness re-
turned. Hc complained Of numbness in
the legs, and, attempting ~ rise, he found
that he was completely paralyEcd from
the waist down, lie suffered no pain, aud
no marks Of burning are anywhere visi-
BILE. The doctor hopes ho will recover
the use OF his legs.
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New HAVEN, Conn.,, Oct. i.9-Seyere
and unusually heavy rain and electrical
storms occurred here to-day during one Of
which the public library building was
struck by lightning, tearing of quantity
Of the roofing. Reports Of heavy rain
and thunder are received from Wator-
bury and other points in the state. The
house of Thomas Derwin at Brooklyn,
Conn.,, was struck by lightning and the
occupants severely injured.
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SENSATIONAL ELoPEMENr.
General Morgan's son slips out With His
Sister-in-Iaw.

NEW YORK, Oct. ia special from
Syracuse says: The village Of Ellbridgc
is excited over the disappearance Of
Charles c. Morgan, sou OF the late Gen
eral Morgan, who died in California 10
years ago, and Mrs. William limerick,
Charley's sistcr-in-law. The young folks
are believed 10 have elopcd. Mrs. Emer'
ick's husband left her several months ago
and since then the grass widow has been
very friendly with Morgan. The lattcr's
young wife is left almost penniless, aud
his friends are very indignant.
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LONDON, Oct l9.-An American CORES.
pondent Of the Neios tclegraphs: 1.-TWO
Armenians who have travelled in Armenia
fully confirm my accounts, especially as
TO the arming of the Kurds. The Turkish
officials were annoyed by Americans In
various ways and finally arrested them
and deprived them of the passports, which
were not returned after they were liberia.
tad "
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GENERAL BOOTHS PROJECT.
His Recent Work Creates n Sensation 4
England


LONDON, Oct. 49, Sarah Bcrnharlt will
open in New York February 0 in "La
Tosca," which will be followed 10y "Cleo-
patra.n
The Daily Nsics commenting on Cen
eral Booths Darkest England, "conlessos
that nothing can bc done for the souls of
the millions until something is done for
their bodies. This scheme, il says, is one
Of the most remarkable productions 81
the age. and deserves o trial. There is
something captivating in the grandeur
and completeness Of il as an intellectual
effort.
The Chronicle says; We are forced to
the conclusion that as far as tho masses
are concerned the gospel Of Christianity
has lost in our day its power and charm.
When we consider her vast resources
Booths project puts the state church in u
very disagreeable position.
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Admiral Porter. Condition.

WASHINGTON, Oct. l9.-The condition
Of Admiral Porter is not so favorable to-
day. Last night he was very restless, and
did not secure much sleep. This after
noon be had a slight set back, but tonight
is reported resting easier. His physician
says there is no immediate danger of
death.
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In readiness to row with Peter Kemp 81
Australia for the championship of the
world. The race will probably take place
at Oakland, California, sometime in
March, and il will be the first race for the
championship Of the world ever held in
this country.
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HER LIFE FOR HER HONOR.
Miss Booth Dies From the Wound In
nlcted by Her Lover.

QUINCY, ILL.,, Oct. 19.-Miss Lille Booth
died this afternoon. She was not shot, as
at first stated, by Dan Price. He rushed
into the store after she shot him, and re-
turning with revolver fired at her but
missed, and then fell 10 tue sidewalk. His
brother grOppled with Miss Booth to get
her weapon and In the struggle il was
accidentally discharged, the ball entering
her body and causing her death to-day.
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the southern people about the worlds
fair. This is especially so at Matches and
other points on the Mississippi where he
made his longest stops. Mr.. Mcdonald,
however, did considerable missionary
work in that section, which he thinks will
have O good effect,
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WASHINGTON, Oct 19.-Acting Land
Commissioner Stone has issued circulars
10 registers and receivers Of local land
offices, calling for a reduction OF the con.
tingcnt expenses Of their offices. The
number of entries of acreage and the cash
sales decreased considerably since 1sss;
but expenses have continued 10 increase.
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FOUL FIGHTING.
Pugiiist sullivan OF Colorado Plays Mon
key I'm a Fight In Texas.

DALLAS, Tex, Oct. ls.-one thousand
people assembled at the rink last night
20 witness a finish fight between Mike
ConlCy OF New York and Dick Sullivan of
Colorado. Charley Herald, middleweight
pugilist, was selected as referee. In the
first round sullivan fouled Conley, and
the referee gave the latter the fight. Con-
ley announced that he was willing TO go
on. In the second round he was fouled
again, and the referee refused to continue
the fight, awarding il again to the New
Yorker. SuIlivan's hackers lost heavily.
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WAS lTAM MUROER2
Mysterious Disappearance OF a Minneapo-
lis Man In Chicago.

CWcAGO, Oct. i9.-Detectives are strug-
Cling with another disappearance mys.
terry. Last Tuesday Charles ]. Bernhcm,
prominent merchant Of Minneapolis,
raue here on business. He lunched at
the Palmer, saw one man with whom he
had business, made appointments with
others, drew 500 from the bank, and that
was the last known Of him. His business
affairs iu Minneapolis are lin excellent
condition aud he was a man OF most ex-
emplary habits. Ills friends believe be
was robbed aud murdered.
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NEw York, Oct. 19.-Word has been re-
ceiyed here Of the burning Of the Western
Union telegraph Office In Boston. A telc-
gram from that city at @ 20 y. IN. said the
cupola was burning, and the operators
would have TO leave. Il was then hoped
the Office would be saved. Since that
hour nothing has been heard from there.
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rnrnmn,s Charter EIectlnn.

ST. PAUL, Oct. ia special 10 the
PIONEER Press, from Tacoma, Wash, says
The city election yesterday resulted in a
republican victory. The new city charter
was adopted. The entire republican
ticket headed by Randall for mayor, Is
elected. Randall is the first republican
mayor ever elected in party contest.
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More Work for BaIfour.

DUuLIN, Oct. 19.-A printed appeal
signed by Father Humphreys and other
clergymen, has been posted in Tipperary,
addresscd: "Men of Tipperary, theheart
and pulse Of the nation and the centre Of
Ireland, calling upon them generously
next Sunday to show America that they
arc not asking help for men Unwilling to
helm themselves,
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BosG0S, Oct i9.-Thc total gross ex.
changes for the last week as shown by
dispatches from the leading clearing
houses of the United States aud Canada.
is Sl.al7, ,867.5l1, and increase u IS per
cent as compared with the corresponding
week of last year.
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Fierce storms In New England.

BosToN, Oct. l9,-An unusually severe
storm is prevailing to-day through New
England and along the coast. In Fall
River, Massachusetts, the streets were
flooded and trees blown down. No ma-
rine disasters are reported yet.
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.Iern Dunn Iiennrtsh penh.

CHICAGO, Oct. l9,-The report was re-
ceived here tonight by the Times that
Jerc Dunn, the wcll.known sporting man,
he'd died in small town near III paso,
Tex. The rumor could no, be verified.
Dunn's friends don't believe Il.
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Result Of Force BIN Talk

CHICAGO, Oct. iq.-ilon. Mark MELON.
aid Of California, one Of the commission.
ers at large oi the worlds fair, has re-
turned from bis southern trip. He says
he found very little enthusiasm among
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oARsMAN o,coNNoR.


New YoRg, Oct. I9.-OConnor, the
oarsman, arrived to-day on the Umbria.
He talks enthusiastically of his visit to
Australia. Speaking 0t the chances Of
any one but n native winning In Australia,
pCounor said Il would bo next to impos-
sible on account OF the number Of tides
aud eddios. O'COnnUr comes here 10 get
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Rohert Gnrret Iseturn..

NEw York. Oct. l9.-Among the pas
sengers on the Cunard steamer Umbria,
to-day, were Robert Glrret and family.
Garret said his health was considerably
improved.
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Big Strike In Austria.

VIENNA, Oct l9.-The expected strike
Of tramway employees began to-day. The
service is entirely suspended. The sta
tons are patrolled by the police, and the
troops are held under arms at tho bar
rapkg
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BUENos AYREs, Oct. l9.-Atan immense
meeting resolutions were adopted de-
manding the impeachment Of ex-Presi-
dent Celman and his partisans for fraudu.
lent practices.
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shlpwrecl, and Death

ROME, Oct. l0.-The loss Of the Italian
torpedo boat which left Naples for Spezzia
for Naples some time ago is confirmed.
She burst a boiler and foundercd at sea.
Three officers and Is sailors were
drBwUpd
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PmuABELrWN, Oct, l9.-An error in
signatures caused collision OF two
freight trains near FNukford this morn
ing, Engineer PenAn aLt Flrgman
Fields were fatally injured
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yrENSA, Oct, iD-Tbe Prince Of Wales
and Emperor Francis Joseph exchanged
visits to-day. In the evening a royal ban
quot was given in In honor of The visitor
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Lace FnctorIc. Resume.

CALLAIs, Oct. l9.-The lace manufac.
turers reopen their factories tomorrow.
II is doubtful whether their employees
will resume work until the wage dispute
is settled,
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DALLAS, Texas, Oct. l9.-The Blaken-
ship q Blake manufacturing company,
makers of jeans and cotton goods, made
an assignment yesterday. Liabilities
$1,000; assets the same,
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KIIInd Ills Wifi.

CosPocToN, o., Oct, 10. Carl yender, a
German residing near Chill, this county,
yesterday fatally shot his wife and then
suicided. Domestic troubles was the
cause,
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LoSDoS, Oct 10, Commissioner Holden
has given flO0 to the Irish fluid Of the
National Liberal club.
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BRUssELs, UrL B.-rhe Belgian munici-
pal elections to-day are generally favor.
able to the liberals iHb socialists.
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nlLrr ron I,ulnnh-

vrEyvA, Oct. dispatches from zra,
Dalmata, say that the olive crop ia that
district was J..tHgud by hail storm.
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A rromInsn, M.n. n.a,h.

CHICAGO, Oct. l9.-M. Wright erprea
dent OF the Chicago board Of trade, died
this evening, aged 81.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
DEOPLE's MARKET.
Barrett & Burnett

i
Barrett & Burnett
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUTCHERS,
The only nrstclasS family market in the city.
All goods delivered free OF charge.
Shop on First street, ANACONDA
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-02
MYSTERY SOLVED.

The sad Repetition of an Ola, old
story.
The facts ia the case of Mrs. Wm.
Fisk, who died and was spirited away
under such mysterious circumstances
two weeks ago, have come to light.
She, with her husband, came 10 Mrs.
Goes residence, t3sI Scrlbner-st., ana
while there took some medicine Tor the
purpose of producing an abortion.
They came % TINS city iu order that
they might conceal the fact from their
friends n Cedar Springs. Dr. Ayles-
worth vas called, aud he was told that
the lady had taken OIL OF tausy and
extract of erG0J, for thepurposc of pro-
duCng the abortion. The medicine had
the desired effect, but it did more than
they had counted upon, rs il killed the
lady O., we'll Desiring 20 conceal the
cause of her death, the Cedar Springs
undertaken came and took the body
away I'M q wagon, instead of procuring
burial permit, and shipping it by
tram. The man VINO took the body
prJ.e,,eJ ignorance OF lhc law, which
may he TRUE. The mystery is uuravcled,
aud 10 proves ~ Dee merely the rcpcti-
ton oil au old, old story.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-02
LATE hOTEL ARRIVALS.

BRDGE->TEEET HoUsE-Gco. wilson 5
mnslrels, tmrty-two IN number; J. II.
Ackley and wife, Lansing, Mich; y.
SGmcr, MuskegOn, Mich; d. Sibcrt,
Petoskev, Mich; j. Care, Greenyille,
Mich; /. J. sullivan, Ann Arbor.
MoRroN-G. ". Russell, Milwaukee;
F. ". Wat, Sturgis; G. +. Wilson, Mar
quettc Edward Leahy, Marquette; II.
&. Knott, Cleveland; p. Y. Willett,
Buffalo.
E4GlE-W. Gravt, Elkhart; J. +.
Fou.as. Cincinnati; b. F. Pashby, De
troit: G. b. Warner, COidwatcr; II.
Gamble, East Saginaw.
SWEET --B. II. Griffin, Altoona, Pa,
VI. Eathcomc, COldwatcr; VI. ". Koch
Cleveland R.Goestrey, Cleveland; John
>. Foster, Grcenyilio; II. w. Anderson,
Grccuvllc.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-02
HE WAS SHOCKED.
But Not Otherwise Very Particularly

But Not Otherwise Very Particularly
Injured.
The deadly electric light wire came
near getting N some OF its fatal work
yesterday One of the men engaged in
repairing the wire connected with the
Light at Lv.uCstOn's restaurant on
LyOn-,t., IN some way slipped and fell
and dragged with him one Of the
heavily charged wires lie was
severely shocked and would undoubt-
ly have been killed had the accident
occurred az q time of day when the
caar- would have been stronger. A.
It was, however, ne was badly shaken
uu.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-02
EoNal TenpIars

Grand Rapids Council No. %, Royal
Templars Of Temperance, elected the
following officers on New Years eve:
Select Counsalor-Mrs Elsie b. Hossep.
Vice CounsellOr-Mrs. II. Hart.
Chaplaiu-Nrs. Mary Pollock
Recording Secretary-Eya kinney.
Financial ~ccretaTy-BesSIr Gibson.
Trrasurer-Dr.J. b. lIOskea-
Herad-Iames Young
Guard-JameS Pollock.
Seutnei-teo. Ware
Deputy Herald Lemon.
Representative 10 Grand C0uuCfl-W. !.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-02
Played Pool.

An unusual spectacle was presented
yesterday at police headquarters when
fOu. boys were brought in for being
drunk. They were John DePass, Wm.
Nerberg, Martin .Termeer and Garrett
Rosiak. They had been arrested in
jerks pool room on Waterloo-st. The
oldest oil the group was not over 70
year, of age. They we're released and
viii he tried today.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-02
4 HUMMER.
The Nuskegon Chronicles Carrier Boys
Address 4 or 1890.

re1 4 oA A0F'e
The noatest. prettiest and most arts
t.c 90 say nothing OF costly Garner
boys address yet come 70 hand, IS that
issued for the tirst day Of this year OF
grace 1880, by the Muskegon Dai iy
Cal.altt Il isa gem I'm is way. The
contents thereof, patriotic, political
enlogv of the SawdusJ CITY, rs I'M
pr0yemeuts, growth and Ia stltuuons, IS
a hummer. Il was written by Editor
J. Edgar Jones, and is 80 delicious that
the concluding stanEa Is hefe repro
duced.
Nay you aud yours
Larl fhat content which comforts and en-
aarc-.
Re trle % sell. % home and native land
TIE CITY hlut on SaW-dust. grit and s1ndi
Liza lp her banners. giorfg her name.
EANt hcr reputation and her idmr,
l.tll she reaches al her heart desires.
Iur height 10 Wh ca each loyal friend dsplres
For this. oar city -toFcordalued by tate
IT, he he leading seaport of the state.
We cease, good friends. but wish all heSe Joys.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-02
PURELY rHRsoNAL.

Charles Hamper has returned 70
0reeuFllle.
Mrs. 60 II Reeder i visiting friends
lA B < Rapids.
VI Martina Buruham, of CharleyO.x,
Is visiting friends here.
Rev. w. Ball Wright and family left
yesterday t1r lrolwood.
Mr. ami Mrs.. a. J. Bovine have re-
tulcd from ludaualu
Mrs. N. =. Greuad IS visiting her
uncle, j B. Ferris, ol .oDA.
Mis-, Kate Thompson. of Detroit, is
visiting VI Bessie I.r>uor.
Mss Anna pooling, Of st. Johns, IS
A. g.. Uoa.e VIII remove here from
Chicago aud engage in business.
Mrs. La-tleue.d aud daughter, Miss
Sadie, have returned from Greenv.I.e.
Mrs. j.. +. Thompson and daughter
spent New Years W.tA relatives at Iona.
Mrs George O.. Fitch gave % New
Year day reception yesterday after
noon.
Mss Kitty smith. ot Detroit, Is the
-l of the Misses TmeL, ot North
loua---.
lir ana Mrs Henry C.. White nee
Iouce. have returned from their we'd
ding tro.
Mrs. ora Pearson and son are spend
r- -ae holidays w.tl relatives at In
daualo
Nr. Thomas. father of Mrs. C. II.
It~. ll- returned ro his home iu
Sterling, III.
Mss Mabel Kennedy returns 70 school
nc ~t. Mary Academy 40 Windsor, ont,
Monday next.
Nr. aad Mrs J G. Wncklcmon, of
Hastings, are visiting their son AZ the
Nolrose House.
Victor Ambcrr, OF Battle Creek, Is
visiting his brother, Louis NJ. An.berg.
at tne NendOue.
C.L. Doty and family. Of Casnovia.
are tle guests OF Mr.. DOty' parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. +. Doty.
Ms VI. J. Rogers has returned from
Duluth. whore sne has been sitting her
daughter. Mrs. %. 4. kuE.
Mrs. AZ. Jenison, Of spokane Falls.
Washington, IS visiting her graudehil-
drru. I'd tae family oi Nr. AT. =. White.
A.N. Pant.nd kept ope1 house yes
to-day &C his private Iar.0rs NO the
VI ton. a large number of us friends
t a..
~auIe, Sears the well known Grand
Rapids cracker baker was among the
.a-e arrivals at tae Russell House last
ereua-.-L'erot f-- Pre-
T-f. Uou<.Ds of fn, IE.I.n FOLDING
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-02
My ynu and vnnrs
ROASTED" THE PEOPLE.
: Holiday DAILY IN Danger from Dyna-
mite

mite.
WAvEELY, Ia, Jan. Late last
night unknown parties exploded a
large dynamite bomb in the stairway
leading 10 the Edspardrt printing
office and the Western mon Telegraph
office The bomb exploded with ter
rifle force, demol.shing the stairway
and front of the building. 1t IS Sthought
tine bomb wa, placed by some one who
had "a grudge against the printers OF
the hdpodcat force who have been
getting out a holiday daily, IN which
several "roasts' have been printed.
They were IN the building at the time
of tine cxuiOsiOn.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-02
= = .

Charley Watkins, of Grand Rapids,
pa. adopted the plan of making G.. A..
b. speeches nj, 81 method of introducing
himself ,o Michigan Governor makers.
-Ifrlt Jerarf.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-02

Ia selecting Christmas Gifts remember useful article
ls always better appreciated From the fol-
lowing list you can hnd suitable
present for the most fastidous.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-02

Many brghJand attractive novelties
have been secured for tle Grand
Rapid, Guard Minstrel, Tuesday cvcn-
ing, january =, at Powers The pro-
gram Will indeed be an interesting and
= -L... LIZ on.