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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-07-04

When the last tabernacle was built,
DIR. Talmage was receiving salary OF
5000 year. and his plan for the new
edifiee was considered 50 pretentious that
ii was feared he could not fill It, He en-
tered into an agreement with the trustees,
which was. in effect. that IL he did not
succeed in filling the tabernacle every
Sunday during the year, he would not
claim a cent OF salary. His success was
30 great that the huge edifioe WAS Also
iutelY crowded ut every service. and his
salary was raised TO $4,000 . year.
People even sat In the aisles until the
fire commissioners passed special reso-
luton forbldding this dangerous prac-
tice.-Once a Week.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-07-04

A rustic bridge just completed at
Beech Haven. Ga.. contains tifty-seven
kinds Of wood and vines. grown on the
fifty acres Of Beech Haven park. Fol.
lowing is IA list Of the woods and vines:
Short Ieaf pine, long leaf pine, post oak.
white oak, Spanish oak. water oak, red
oak. poplar. sweet gum. black gum, red
haw. blsck haw, red bud. prickly ash,
chinquapin, Wild plum. persimmon, ee.
dar, wild sloe. wahoo, gumac, red elm,
pig hickory. scalShark hickory, hook or
sugar berry, willow. china. black alder,
crab apple, wild mulberry, wild cherry,
dogwood. sourwood. winter whortleberry,
black locust. sassafras. cottonwood, buck
eve, cypress. laurel. beech, holly, ash.
ironwood. birch, magnolia, sycamore.
walnut. sweet bay. evergreea. spruce.
Vines = Grape, muscadine, oellfiower,
rattan, bamboo. Exchange.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-07-04
The MIA We Drink.

About thirty samples of milk are daily
submitted To Dairy Commissioner How
ard in Minneapolis for analysis. Mr..
Howard sass that there has been .
marked diminntion in cases of adultera.
ton in the past six months. The sam.
plies of milk lately submitted for testing
show low average percentage of cream,
but Mr. Howard says that this fact Ia
largely due To the extreme dryness OF
the season, causing a falling on In pas
tnrage, while dairymen have not vet
commenced feeding their cows on win.
ter feed. lie thinks that as soon as they
commence doing 10 there viii be mark.
cd improvement in the quality Of ths
milk furnished to customers.--St. Pau
Globa.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-07-04
Head ssatimslna.

THAT man who just went out had a
lead 30 large hadn't hat In the store
that would fii him. said the halter. as
he put away hat nearly as big as coal
Euttle
sWho was heg'
81 don't know. He 10 connected with
the police department. think. Did you
ever notice, he went on, what large
heads these policemen have2 Nearly
every one Of them wears q hat larger
than the average. The Irish. a. a race.
have enormous heads. There are soms
Germans In town who have large heads.
but their bodies are correspondingly
mammoth"
What Is the largest size CO haa you
keep
"a "a There are n sizes made; that is
what the man who just went out of here
wanted. but didn't have it"-Buffalo
Courier
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-07-04

The rector of Gwaenysgon, In Wales.
is a man of more than ordinary energy
and enterprise. In an attempt to collect
the tithes due him. and which the peo-
pie are not disposed to pay. he headed a
party of bailiffs who were sent 10 protect
the auctioneer IN an attempt 10 distrain.
The auctioneer had been driven of three
times while making similar attempts,
and when il became known that he pro-
posed again TO enter the farms, assisted
by the bailitfs and the rector himself. a
large crowd. armed with sticks. assem-
bled and made desperate attack upon
the distinguished party The rector
fought nobiy in defense OF his rights. and
with a heavy club, which he welded
with great dexterity. he felled four of
his flock to the earth The bailiffs. how.
ever. showed less gri. and fed v ith the
auctioneer from the field. SO that the en-
terprising rector was forced TO yield.
He now declares that he might as well
turn pirate out and out as attempt TO col
Iect the tithes due him from the stubborn
Welsh farmers. London Letter.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-07-04

Letters from England state positively
that the flannel shirt is doomed. Ths
fat has gone forth. For tennis and
outings next season a canvas material
will be largely used. and the striped
pantaloons, or bags a. the English call
them, will be made Of flannel as hafore.
For general wear the white shirt resumes
its old position. and win become agaln
the only proper thing for noxning. - is
always has been cor evening drsss.--
Chicago Tmea
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-07-04

Mr. Tanner suffers trightfully with
headaches, and Irom hls timbsl which
we're improperly amentated quarter of
a century ago Oiten while asleep he is
reused 10y the shooting pains and tor
tureh into shrieks. Ills faithful wife IL
ever at lii< side While the weary naa
sleeps she receives callers BY the dozen.
and transacts much of the business
which otherwise would interfere with
the rest Of the commissioner. But for
the care and assistance of his wife Ar.
Tanner would break down and go 10
pieces In thirty days Washington Let
ter.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-07-04

Mrs Yonnghnsband-oh Charlie, the
cook got angry this morning and left
bag and baggage. What are we going
70 do2
Mr. Younghnsband Why. nv love. |
thought you attended cooking school for
seven monthsg
Mrs. Younghushand-So did. dear.
but that was merely to learn cooking a
an accomplishment Burlington Fres
Press.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-07-04

The hazing Of freshmen seems 70 be
confined TO what are known ~ the fresh
water colleges of late. The older and
larger colleges have pretty thoroughly
outgrown this species of barbarism. The
sooner the smaller institutions catch up
with the times the better for all con.
eerned. Boston Herald
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-07-04
BOTH.


8randmogher knit for the bahy
A Jacket Of bue
mo color fof lsuys 20 she wrote o.
sBtt this one will do /.
And Khe sent gold pip with blank for the nssnA
To waIl TIL he came
kext day came from lovely Aunt MoIlia
Now what do yoal thIukf
al sswntssd embroidered aud dainty
Jacket uf plnkA
ssfo drszsr girl bahy 10 blue IN q shamsr
she wrote What's her nanlsTs
-rsnar grandma" wrote mamma one moraing.
'yatH Iackrt tt blue
ts lsna the right thing for our baby
His ry,~4 aru hllse
And her un,~ 10 Aunt Aoliis was strange. you may
thimk
sour dear little gari Ia so pretty In pinki"
! fear thnt Yosi'li say her two letters
Al Variance sesuesd.
o. that ai,s Telling you something
could bnt have dreamed.
But the facI iss stories nothing bus true:
For the Twins wore 10th Jackets, the pink
the blue
Agnes l. Mitchell 10 Babyhood
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19

beea suspended ana ths utmost essta-
sion ana si4ra prevails "a sssaasss s.d
ether 9Eaztera
ok Eto Gxaads - S0l are already 80 Tar
organizea 4aa 20 fall Of enthusiasm
tazt their commanders are new Lead
Tag tasa 10 the froas vita tas iEtea-
slaa sf attacking the asstator's forees.
Instead Of wxsnng - 10 stta< xsd BY
ths lsttes. Ihis Hoyensss aAs bean .
ess Plst< surprise - NE aiesstsx. Ne
II non Ga sks esfsssiys.
a aIsPatsh frsA hoatsvidso by wsy
Of Valparaiso ssys taAs FcAsssa las ia-
creased tAs array by hssty rseruiting
- the wzr foStiag of Sc. esa uaea- The
best war vessel Ia tke BrazlliaE aAyy,
the EiaeAEslo, Is with the aset seat sy
Eonsecz - hio 6rzade do Sui. IL il =
torxald&bls vssssi sna capable Of de-
ssroyisx sEy Gndefeadei town ia a
shcrt time Fonsecs retaias aaoz.
one-half tas troops IA BIO Janelro and
vicinity lie has sent the veteraas To
msst the forces levied against hiua-
Tae iunta's forces are already In the
Aela aad are marching. fully equipped.
b. Eneet the army Of the dictator. The
ARMIES are aot far separated from each
ether, and a decisive battle may be ex-
peeted within very short time. Ac-
eordiag 70 previous advises the junta
has 50, 100 armed nsa-
The report that the province Of Grao
Para. having an area Of over 400. 0oe
square miles and = population Of about
500, 900. had decided to declare itself
independent Is confirmed. This prov.
incs is one Of ths richest in Brazil. its
capital. Para or Belsm, . handsome
seaport city, having . large trade. The
secession 81 Para viii prove terrible
blow to the sAuse Of the dictator.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19

F.rsers wsrkisg Like bssvsss - eseo
ss gsaIasas bssAk n shs rssrss assss
Lssss kssrAsss Leo - SssDssV
Probable
LONDON. Nov. ia-Thsrs sppears 10
be no end 10 the stories Of damage rs-
salsing from the pAeaeesnaliy bad
weather that has been prevailing
IN Great Britain The latest
comes from Somerset one Of the
southwest eouat,ss of England
The Parret river has burst il
banks and oysrnowsd the fertile
farms 10 . eonsidsrsbls depth All the
farmers. farm haaas and others resid-
ing ia the vicinity Of the gap in the
rivers bank are working saergetically
TO stop up the erevssss. steneA old
timbers, trees and large bags OF sand
and dirt are being thrown into the gap.
but AZ yet the efforts To stop the food
have met with little success The dam
age already caused by the inuudation
Is placed ~ $3.50. 900.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19
KNIGHTS or LABOR.
The General Assembly Concludes Its sss-
sieas sr rsIede.

The 0snsx~i Assembly Concludes Its Sss-
sieas st Toledo.
ToLEDo. O.. Nov. Is.-The K Of I.
general assembly s'journed late Tues
day nlgaI At the morning ses-
sion the committee on legislA-
ton recommended that the gen
eral executive board should use
every effort in the agitation in favor
OF the enforcement of the laws, under
which. IL carried out the charter
OF the New York Central railroad
would be forfeited The general as
sembly selected the following places
for ., next meeting. being the three
highest: Rochester. N. T.. Hot Springs.
Ark. and 81 Louis. No. The executive
board viii select in which OF the thr~e
places named the next general assem-
bly, win be held The following rcso-
lutionx were adopted: To press . boy
cot. against the goods OF Armstrong
Eros a. Co. of Pittsburgh. cork
manufacturers; coudemalng the con-
Wet labor system. ana ono con-
dernuing the Howe Scale Com
pany OF Rutland. W The executive
board was instructed to print the con-
stit9tion aud secret work Of the order
In the following languages; English.
SlAvonic. Bohemian. Polish, Hun
garian, Italian. French. German and
Hebrew. A resolution was passed sus-
tanning Mr.. Powderly in all his con-
nections with the order against the un-
warranted attacks of Fred Turner, OF
Phiizdel mia
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19
A Big FIRE.

I've Large Wholesale Heusss In %. PSsl
nurnsd-Loss ksti. stsa - Ds oi.5oo.-
oco.
ST. PAuf. Nov. la-The nagnihcen3
business houses of 6riggs, Cooper d
Co., wholesale groeerA nad Farwell.
Osmun. Kirk & Co, wholesale hard
ware. were gutted by fire which start
ed about midnight The total loss
will reach 1880. 900. No cause has
been assigned for the frc. The fire.
men worked without . rest for four
hours. with the thermometer at zero.
and succeeded in confining the flames
to the Shepard block, although 1t was
located in the very hes<t sf tn, whole
sale district Of the city.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19
WRECKED ON THE BEACH
BaoKEy 10 PIECES o. rEs BAR
The captata. the Geek ssa . Dsek
nAsa Psxtsh-ossas Disasters
In which Msny Lose
TAstr I<vsA

NAxuTsR Mich, Nov 10 - The
schooner hattie x Essslis. tron Chics-
60 70 Buffalo .atA . cargo ef wheat
while trying W Sas into hsrhor here.
struck the bar juss su.ids the pisra
The crew took 70 ths rigging and four
were rescued by line thrown by the
life-saving crew. The female cook
and one sailor were drowned, the lss-
ter after breaking his less while ~
tempting toersach shore. Captain Es-
teile elung 70 the piExsn rigging sew
eral hours. and was then wsxAed over
board and lost
Many sailors Lest
LONDON, Nov ls.--The fishing steam.
Or Hewets, which has arrived II Graves,
end. has on board Capt Evans and
three of the crew Of the bark Kate
Sanction from Shields. England. e
Psnsscols. Fla The Kate Sanction
was dismantlsd by storm end Aban.
doned ON the ilth inst. the crew TAX
ing 70 their boata They dsatod seou,
for some time without seeing sail !,
was bitterly cold aud the waves almost
swept over the shivering sailorA Nine
died Of exposure and huAger. The sur.
vivors were rescued BY . fishing smack,
which transferred them TO the Hewett
A serious loss happened to the
British channel squadron while ex-
changing courtesiss with tho Spanish
ships near CorunAA A barge which
was returning ~ The British fagshir
after landing the British vice consul al
Corunns at tho conclusion of festivities
aboard, foundered Ia the heavy sss
which was running. The engineer
and four or the crew were drowned
The Spanish sailing ship Fama, frou
New York for Santa Cruz de In Palma
in the Canariea which left New YorL
October 10. found IN English captain IL
midocesn clinging TO some small wreck
ago Of his vessel. The crew had al
been drowned while taking 10 th.
beats The name Of the lost vessel \
n. stated.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19
Took His Own Life.

CHICAGO, Nov. lS.-Dr. A. J. Schroed-
er, 557 Twen:y-seventh street. died sud-
denly Tuesday night st the home of his
brothe--in-law. At S2o Loomis street.
DIR. Schroeder was the man who on Oc-
tober was held by coroner's Jury
to the grand jury. charged with the
murder of Mary Murphy. who died
from the effects Of a criminal opera
ton. The circumstances surrounding
his death give grounds for the belief
that the doctor. in a moment of despair,
took his own life
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19
EIGHT ARE IN THE FIELD.

Lively centsst Among the citiss That Are
After the Repubiieaa cesvsastea.
WAsMrSsr0x. Nov. ia-Next TO the
speakership contest she most absorb: ug
topic II the meeting Of tho pstio. al
republican committee. 70 be b Id
next Monday. Tho most impor-
tant business before tho COMMITTEES
is the selection Of the city in
which the national convention 10 to ts
held next May. New York. San Fran.
cisco. Chicago. Minneapolis. Omaha,
St Louis, Cincinnati aud Pitubursh
are all striving for the honor. The
contest 10 believed to be really between
Cincinnati, Chicago and New York.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19
omah. LI.chcrs RsiesssA.

OMAHA. Esb.. Nov. is-"Unc'e Jim.
my" Caanon and Capt o'Donahue. two
OF the leaders Of the mob that lynched
the negro. Coe, October 70, were dis
charged from custody Tuesday after
noon. TIE hearing of the case did not
develop enough evidence on which 70
hold them for trial There are still
eighteen alleged members Of the mob
held for TRIAL.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19

BUFFALO. y. Y. Nov. IA Buffalo,
Rochester & Pittsburgh train rolled
down so-foos embankment at Silver
Springs, n. Y, Tuesday evening. Mr..
Hoyt, OF Rochester, was seriously in
jured and his wife killed Baggagemsn
Kane had several ribs broken.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19

WARRINGTON, Nov. la-Secretary
Foster has included in his estimates for
the next year 1900, 900 TO pay the duty
on sugar. This Is reduction In the
amount oriRi ally estimated for that
purpose, which was based upon the
probable production of $50. 900, ooo
pounds Of sugar 1t is cstimated that
not more than 100, coo. 900 pounds will
be produc
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of ligs Is taken: il is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys.
Liver and Bowels. clesnses the sys.
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevery and cures ksbitusl
constipation. Syrup Of Figs b the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro
duced. pleasing to the taste and &C
ceptable 70 the stomach. prompt In
ito action and truly beneficial IN ia
effects. prepared only from the mosi
healthy and agreeable substances. IL
many excellent qualities commend il
70 all and have made it the mos
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs Is for sale in so
and 81 bottles by ell leading drug
,istA Any reliable druggist wh,
nay not have il on hand viii pro
sure it promptly for any one VII
gishes to try l. Do not secep. 81,
uhstitute.
CALIFORNIA FfG syrup CO.
Sss FASAcISco. csi.
LoJssnis. ~. 2Sg fosx. NJ
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19
BITS OF INFORMATION.
Tuesday the reichstag resssem ble'
At Berlin.

D DSEifu-
Cadillac, Mich. has Jus. put in .
new electric light plant
For the first time in three years tho
Rock river is frozen over at Dixon, Ill.
John Dover, Of Celina, o.. 'ell 50
feet from church spire and was
killed
Henry Phipps, Jr, of Pittsburgh, has
offered to present the city with y $780,
900 conservatory.
A bill for the suppression of the
slave trade has been introduced in the
German rcichstag
Elections were held in Norway Tues
day, resulting in swesping victories
for the radical left.
Henry Ropes, OF New York, formerly
United States consul Mt St Petersburg.
died At Tenby, Wales.
More Welsh tin plate works have
shut down, owing TO the depressed con-
dition of the industry.
Thomas Monahsn. aged 3S years and
married. was killed by piece Of fall
ing timber at Beloit Wis
The Austrian war minister says the
army of bis country Is hot ready 10
take the field an oaso OF war.
The Methodist general missionary
committee decided at Cleveland Tues
day to meet at Baltimore next year.
The steamer A. J. Whitney strusl .
rock in the Mississippi, near Daven.
port, Ia, and sunk. Her value 10 IS, ooQ
A rumor Is current that Chill has
sent q messenger to Washington to iuti-
mate that Minister Bgan's rOoal win
be appreciated
The juneau Morning Record sppeals
TO the people Of Alaska TO hold con-
ven.ion and organize territorial form
OF government
George Zoeciler. Sr., . wealthy busl.
ness man Of Wheeling. w. Va, blew
out his brains Tuesday. He had been
troubled with insomnia
Hiram Smith, Of Danville, Ill, has
begun suit against the Wabash Rail-
road Company for $40. 900 for injuries
sustained at q street crossing
The city schools Of Moorhesd. MINI,
have been closed on account Of IN ep-
idemic Of scarlet fever. Thirty-five
families are affected with the disesse
Director General DAvis has received
through the department Of state the
Official notice of Austria that she VIII
participate In the Cciun bisa sxposs-
ton
Joint debates on the subject 81 po-
liticsl union with tas Uuitsd States are
held ia the vicinity Of Msrkhan. OnA
The sentimept In favor Of snnsxatioa
Ia growing
The French llauidassr Of NE Psns
ma Canal Company says in his official
report that the United States govern.
ment would like " sssain sssxsa q
the canal
Sir Henry Wood. the BaGiish ~cridS
fair con missioner. hes siresAy rsssivs1
over q hundred applications fer space
Ceylon end New south Wales vHi -
represesteA.
QThe North German Lisyd stesaSD
Elder. which sailed fren Eew rsvk ~
Rr-we, an Nevsx Der Z. hss net yso
reached ssushsapfen. sn1 great saS.
iesy IL felt for her safety
While Frank RaynoY ana his broshep
vsre hustsAs near celina- O.. The Tus
Of The former vas scsseestsay din.
charged. killing him insssa1y so -
tally sntarinr the brother
A ersws Of go ~orkrssa cut - -
rleys~es sashereA sssssds sas pslaes
of ne dnks sf GencA In veaise auA
demanded food They h~es.e - .io-
Lent that sh~ sosses ~srs esnresisa
70 dspsrse taem.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19

DxKvKx, Col, Nov. la--Jehn J. Cox.
who shst and killed two men In . row
over cards At Chandler. Monday, was
arrested at Bcssemer Tuesday evening.
He had walked all the way from the
place ef the killing and Was in . bad
condition. Cox refused to talk. He
was taken TO the county Jail.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19
Two Miners Killed.

IDAHO SrRrSes, Col. Nov. 1a-Two
miners named John Wright and James
Harvey were instantly killed before
noon Tuesday in the Matte mine The
men failed to come up the shaft for
dinner, and miner was sent down and
found both dead. The exact cause of
tho accident Is not known. but il Is
supposed that a premature blast caused
their deaths
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19

SAv FRANCISCO. Nov. is.-E 8. War
cup. of Pcrry's Post oftice. Allen conn
". m. met = tragic death near Tus
caross. New. lie was driving along the
highway when he fell asleep, The
wagon passed over small culscrt and
he was thrown from MS seat breaking
bis neck aad killing him Instantly.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19

sAss the rsiafsll sztsnsed ever sa
AREA of shcst . square nls. The dswnr
poar being reported - trsnzsDdenA
The supply of wsesr for New YORK city
Is derived frsa Crotsa lake. sas tAis
fslI viii greatly susy the fears sf .
water famine whieA have prevailed tsr
several days past
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19
WRECK ON THE RAIL.

Trainmen Killed and Passenger injured
In . NsbYAskA CellisieA.
OMAHA. Neb.. Nov. lS-A special to
tho Bee from Fairmont Neb., says: A
collision occurred here 1t o'clock q
m. between u freight and passenger
train The conductor and brakeman
of the passenger were killed, and sew.
eral passengers were seriously injured.
Erwin Hardy. an Omaha man, was
thrown on q stove and his back badly
burned.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19

ST. Louis. Nov. is-The National
Paint. oil and yarnish association IL
holding It's fourth annual convention.
IL was decided to msmcrialixs congress
to establish q new department of trade
and commerce. The association viii
also take steps toward bringing the
matter before other commercial aSso-
Citations. urging their cooperation In
The matter.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19

SAN ANrosro. Tex, Nov. - james
b. Thompson. Of Colsmsa. Tex. who
has stood foremost among tho stock.
men Of western Texas for . mum Der o.
years, Is now at large, eludiug arres,
on charges Of forgery. swindling and
misapprepriating funds snounting 70
SO. 600 or $50 900.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19

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Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19

New Yosg. Nov. fs.-The marble
and onyx works. of Henry volkening.
in East Forty fourth street between
Second and Third avenues, was com.
p!etcly gatted by fire at an early hour.
causing a loss estimated at SIS, 0oQ
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19

Pxxry, III, Nov. is--A. Bay City.
III, near here. &c . dance. William
Weaver stabbed Edward wilkins to
death over . girl The mea wers
cousins and near ai years % age. The
murderer escaped.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19

Fesvxrosr. Kv.. Nov s--Jsdes
Alvin Dn~sl. ex-chief iustiee Of Ken
tacky saa es reporter fer ssd erciers
sf the court of sppealA dsea N sAis city
Tuesday, Afternoon
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19

Just Opsaed
Turkish aud japanese Baxar
Al so Monroe-st.,
For tho holidays.
Fine Oriental Hand Fabrics and
Artistic Japanese Bric-a-brac.
Holy Land Goods,
The only genuine Altar Of Roses.
Fiorida aud Indian Curios:t,es. For.
eign Jewelry, etc.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19

ssrLsyvnLs. III, Nov. is-Ths .
y.srosd soa Of Berry Revresas dropped
dead scre Tuesday The child was
run over NJ wsvyn three weeks are,
~hich 10 supposed 10 have caused 10
sudden deakh
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19

MUsKxGoS. Mich, Nov. is. -Fircs
were kindicd for the first time in the
works of the Muskcgon Iron and Steel
Company Thursday. The capacity of
the works is LOCO tons Of steel per
week
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19

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ksowS. Ask druGrsi Tor Woop's PuosfR"pisri
IL he offers some worthless sn-dtcine IN place
Of the. leave Is disho acst store. ineioee prize
In letter. ant We will send BY return mail
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