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Decorah-posten., 1896-07-03
4oc Suli / Chicago 1896.

StlGI uhN ulllitNAAN ~" f'f'' -
Der n9ittommenoe 2srbag blipe iaa
msgen EARN og 2psning Gbteago,
Tom Der nsppe nogeniinoe bar parst,
Iiosn 8pen blep anldgt. Sdlfalo bar
man 8runo til at Ilutte bet al ben
tore OmIRtning / 5prperteriIa9er,
ION bar Iunoet Steo / be iioite Tiger.
Der er Iol9t 10 Procent mere END /
noget tioligere Qar al 5%irecracters,
romerTte 2ps, Ratettsr % andre Sing,
Iom sr nsopenbige til en- proentlig
6eItlig6oloelIe al ben Dag, ba 5Gz
orene for 100 Qar iioen Ia9oe Iig los
fra England. Sroos 8icpclsrdIeriet,
Iom bar aiort SiOsrne iaa flaue for
mango 9anoelsmGno, gjsr 5proerz
terne bet uomartet og timber ingen
Gruno til &ldse.
Men lab mig life 9lemme, bpao ieg
piloe fort9lle. Sg bet er bet, at Qmes
ritanerne "psr int, bpuo be toIter
pua Jig" ben Abe Suli. Ser er ct
S%ompani, iom tilOirter ~alegoriIte
5igurer til at lpie for os paa SRI
beosodgen. De opreite al bisIe Idds
talote "iet pieces" fommer op til
$1,000. Sg bog timber be Sisbsre.
pad nogle 'ua Minuter fort9rer Sloen
en- Sum, Der pilbe bore tilitr9ttelio
til at feoe to tarpelige Samilier ct belt
Oar. Inore al pisie aQe9oriite Spr>
perterier toiter $1,000 pg neooper.
De fornemite al 5i9urerne er ameri=
tanIte 9eneraler Tibet. Sg Der sr ct
belt Set at benz. Seraf Napnet.
George WaibingtOn fommer fprit.
9an toiter $240. Saa felgsr andre
= a1e / ppernaturlig SterrelIe. Der
er pglaa 8risere tilIss. 9ber al benz
toIter 1926. R9it / Prts Itaar Mpno
al Stordrmesn - u. 81. q. - meo
Orbsnsns Slsifer % gaanb. Ssrtil
tommer Bomber, Siul, farbeOe Chs,
Ratetter oip. If bisie Sing er Bonn
berne opreit, bu be toiter op til $40
Stptfet. Nogle fan pgiaa fdas for 5
e0er 6 Dollars. De ubItpbes at Morz
tere eaer ppretitaaenoe &anoner %
frsmbrinser en- aesn al Yerler, Stiers
ner, Sragsr, Bitter, 3inse os ale
bdanbe andre 6i9urer.
Ratsttsr IGlges Der meIt al MI Iom
for. Silpirtere al SprOerferiIager
tappes meo boeranbre | lit StrGp meo
at finbe pad noget npt." 5uloeIfiGrmz
ratetter" bar lGnge p9ret Drug, og be
tommer igjen idar. vi npe Sin9 maa
napnss "&ometratstten" % "Ydas
fuslsrafetten." Den fsrite tiger BIT
op / 2uften og bruger efter Jig en- lps
ienbe Sale. Saa briiter ben, % man
fuar ie en- entelt Stierne al flor &lars
FEB og CLANS. Stjernen er forIpnet
meo en- 5uloIiarm, os ben fdlOer
Iagte neo, ioet 5arpen iordnores fra
bpio til ROB, iau i9ien til grsn og oers
efter til 6laa; enbelig omIta6ss Stjers
men til ct 9jul, Tom beo9gsr iig msQet
bnrtig o9 gaur tilIlut itu, u~oisnoenoe
en- Regn al farpeoe Meteorer. pads
iuslsratetten erploosrer beit upps oa
banner en- Sin at briaiante 5jer, Tom
lpier, tnotil Spnet enoer meo en- lipz
Zig Salut.
"Se per int pen9er, je," IA Mans
ben. Oct famine flyer bette 2anoa
Snobpg9ere, nadr be feirer ben Abe
Sult. De "psr bsler inte," at Iaa
mango tommer til Stabe unoer SseIt-
ligbsberne. 9ele Solicit / en- Storbr
iom Gbicago er 9rebet at 8sssiitring.
Store os Imad, W9no og &pinbsr e,
paa genene til lanst pad Nat. Qnt
8inouer, Sustags, @sranbuer og 5or.
tcugs er fuloe at Menneiter, meoens
Born oa potsne gisr &palm i @aoer
og fploer 9pen meo 2ps ps Hsg. T
SunscsS ptnoiot.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-03

aOmpanifab. - RsOsren: 'peuasne eller
9ioet!"
6Orinttersn: 'pense bar isg iifr; men
ON Sc i~OrtGIlsr mis- Serss erforiroer "a
GpsHtrr, ifal iss iripe en- BOG ON 1tm.
J nr'ts llss fan &c 'cmm. iii mig, iaa I.al
ri belle Sonorurct for 8pmaueu.a
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-03

Ter CT tcre SiIiGIosa al gatdrrbf oenRe Tel AZ
SaHoft enba n ATE andre Spges nine tiliamtneu, ca
motI ps a9le iia Var pniaaes oehHe opaepnl ior at
u9re Ehc breetta. I mango dar effirre3e g9lerne
sat IrTb ipr al rare en- lpiIl SpaDut1 ca f~creitrep lps
IA. Ssbanoiins. Seuae lptale Ssban tina iIog alitp
ven, 90 srserEe srtlGreee oerter ~SO9oommen for
nbelbreoelta, BIoeHitIbeu bar off, at gatdrrb er en-
tpEhtiuncud Sp3oom. o. ben trgHasr fonfitntiencl
: sbanolt g. Halls Cstarrh Cure ia briisTet al y.
y. Qhetep a G9., Icltep, Chlo, er ben eHtite toHiits
Eoiet ira ~ Grdaber nj en- Taefteiute. Zen uirfrr
br re pal Bleoei Ds SpitSinets sltmoperlaee. ne
utbuer 500 Tor bpiitetiomhelt Gtlirlpe, ben 10.
"a plbreee, Sruo eiter 0iriuirrrr o. Teiiinprier.
Ser,sif: I. y 0Afnen 4 &C.. Lplepp, g. (Suli)
81 S9lses hos ale Grusstiier for 20 Seats.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-03

Tanmarf ital bore pilig til at
fGl9e fine 8eiiooelier | 8eItinoien til
be 6orsneos Slater, berettes fra Sons
bon. Den republitanIte Rationa!tpns
pention i ct. 9ouis ertl4reoe Iom be-
tisnot, at be Sorenebe Slater buroe
r~noer6anole mso Sanmart ON Sjsb
al bisie Ger. og benne Grtlarins bar
BAIT en- Del SpIigt inosn pisie oiplos
matiite Greoie / europa. Oct Ital
bore Zen Ct. Sbpmas, Tom be 5ors
enebs Stater bslit pilbe fomme / Be-
TiooelIs al, bd man Der tunoe dnlra9e
en- uomGrtst ameritanit 5laaositatipn.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-03

Ic&inlep blep / Manbae8 ~piiicielt
unoerrettet ON, at Rdtionaltonpertios
men / Ct. 2ouis bapbe nominsret bam
til Rspublttansrnss 9anbipat for pre-
fibert. s ben Gale, ban bolot / Den
anIeonins, srtlGrsoe ban i'm iuloe
SilIlutnins til ben rspubIitanIt lie P!ats
forms. 8runbintning. s fine uotas
lelIer ON 9eIfpttelIestolo bar ban me-
get mpoerut, % ON PsngsIpsresmdaz
let uotalts ban zig greit % beItemt |
5appr at Grlige 9en9e, Iom ooeralt
bar ieungobe meo be bsoite 9enge /
8sroen.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-03
SuuacsSptuoSpt.

Min Suiiru bar liot al ipaae 2unaer pa
bleu er,IGrct ior at u1re paa be iioitc Sta.
bier al Sun9es SpInoipt. spun beapnois at
taBe White Wine of Tar Syrup o. III
itrnis Slnorin9; M er bun ueo at bruae be II
iieroe Jlalte, % benoes Selbreo er beore
emo / mango Gar. Si onbeiaIer ben met
@lGoe til ole. &ep. g. 81. Slp,
Huiau @. SIN
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-03
.ipo1tHS S'H''pu1 |1hSs
csrd ct chin GritfIio

3ea bar bruit DIR. Warmers White Wine of Tar
Syrup ior Embee / Sali,n, ioige Sung or. 5ohe, Sors
tiglelie OF hptlieniomheii Il Suabom al ben Qrt: Nm
oosraaar ale aaore srgerrteier. ia bar prgoet. Wlsn
maHae TAI til Sottorei TOR hans pdroiinlee erletnin,
be-, ~iprtiipet lea Seges &sp y. 8. SaegnM
Glnee, q.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-03

AlGnf, Ganelen fan arbrioe ! oti' S1S'
uoen at p%ritfe,1 i%prtalte or. NoHlH'''''
topp flu tunaerappe Rome.
"@agateler!" ipareoe 6rn Vomni''''''T
bipf. "3es titnper Ell aamel, 70" ;"
brittle otte Saae upen at arbtio'"
Sr. 9Omutilsfppp sit ino ! S'0''"
reliet.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-03

Cool rooms and hard study will make
earnest students happy in Prof. Brecken-
ridges simmer school. All should try
10 be present July 8.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-03

5pr Dor alipfiitbdnosl fer Der life
pibere lpIt uo. priIsrne er balenoe og
GftsripsrgIelen tr9g. Man Ituloe
life BABE psntet bet. Bort Slipfitz
pdrti er / 8runoen life fort iaar.
decentralization er Ienere uoe
eno IGrpdnli9t - oeiad paa 8runp
al Qgnmungel - og bet er for tioz
ligt for Sslano % 59rserne at laoe
bere fra fig. aanIte Idria9en fan
ligse nGrmere. paa SerreplaoIene
langs 8piten bar &lipfiItsn iaar bapt
Ct alpeles umulist Ssrrepeir. Oct
Tti9mmer Barren ND, for islp ben opas
tisite ssrremeitsr Itaur bielpslss, naar
ban life faar gtitdno at geiret.
Sranen ier osiaa uo til at futile
falos i Qris. Oct er lite at unbres
pau. 5or life lenge iioen betaltss
MeOicintranen mep ubprte priIsr, oa
9lanttrdren pg ben %brunblante Itileot
efter. 9runtranen berimob er msaei
rimelig.
StotFf er Der nGitsn life l9nser,
Yale ON. 5ioraarets 2asere at ben.
Hays Bare er piitnot nj omtrent rom.
msoe, Os aarstontisenten faar itt'
2cp til at TONNE neb fra 1T opbeisbJ
Stabs = Sjelpen - for 12te Suni.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-07-31
CLASS 41-GRAIN, FLOUR, FEED.
SUPERINTENDENT ID. UNDERWOOD,
w. 4. JACOBS.

LIST Prm I'd Prm
Best sample of at least one-half
bushel of white winter wheat
properly named .................. 8 70 5 so
Best sample of at least one-half
bushel of red winter wheat, proper
ly named Observation-Disclosures. rs 80
Best sample of spring wheat of not
less than One-half bushel, properly
nameu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 70 6O
Best sample of spring barley, of not
less than one-haf bushel, properly
named. ......z.............. rs so
Best sample of winter barley of not
less than One-haf bushel, properly
named -. .................... rs so
Best early amber sugar cane, sample
of IL or more canes ......... 70 so
Best sample yellow dent corn 12 ears Is 90
do do white corn, l2 ears. go. 70 90
do do broom corn. ....... IS 80
do do black oats half bushel.. rs 80
do do white oats, do :. rs 80
do do Norway oats do :. rs so
do do beans, half bushel. $3.50. rs 80
do do peas, not less than
peck $3.50. Observation-Disclosures. rs 80
Best twelve ears of seed corn of new
variety. .................... IS so
Best bushel clover seed (small). rs so
do do do Qarge). 10 80
do flax seed Observation-Disclosures. 70 80
do timothy seed. ................... 70 so
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-07-31

ANY sample not mentioned In classes 40 and Al
will be governed as to the quantity and amount
of premium by similar samples mentioned
and premiums may be recommended at discre-
tion of committee All articles in this class must
be the product of this year.
CLASS 42-DEPARTMENT OF YOUTH
Superntendent-MRs. j. N. MCBRIDE
This department was added to encourage, in
terest and instruct the young 1t is their depart
ment. The superintendent will labor to make it
so in reality. Parties and friends of our bows
and girls can aid greatly in making it popular by
advice and encouragement.
All entries must be made by persons under
sixteen years of age.
Articles will be arranged in the following
classes and awards made as in other depart,
ments
1t is hoped that parents will encourage their
children to exhibit worthily and strictly their
own products and as hereafter provided in the
classes
For further information inquire of the superin-
tendent of the department of youth
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-07-31

GLASS 39-MAPLE OUGAK, f1UNE1, ETC.
uperintendents-S. s. JONES, F. M. SHEPARD.
LIST Prm I'd Prm
Best five pounds of maple sugar. =. 81 90 8 80
do two quarts maple molasses..... 80 %
do display of honey in comb. 2 90 l 90
do do extracted honey. ........ 90 90
do do beeswax. ........... 90 %
do sample of syrup not less than
one quart from amber cane..... 90 80
Best collection of fruit jelly. -. / 90 80
do collection of berry jely........ 90 so
do sweet pickles. ................. so %
do sour pickles .............. 80 25
do canned berries. 50 %
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-07-31

All articles heretofore exhibited in this class,
for which premiums have been awarded, will be
ruled out by the committee.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, etc.
Ample space will be furnished for the exhibit
ton of sewing machines and musical instruments.
For the best displey of musical instruments
Diploma.
For the best display of sewing machines
Diploma.
CLASS 36-FLowERs.
Superintendents-C. s. WILLIAMS, A. ID. WHIP
PIE AND s. 4. PARKILL.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-07-31

LIST Prm ed Pm
Collection of grain in head, ten or
more varieties, properly named. 80 q
Collection of garden seeds, ten or
more kinds, correctly named. 80 9
Collection of grains, ten or more
kinds properly named. ......... 80 q
Collection of roots and vegetables,
ten or more kinds, correctly la
beled ..............,.......l. so 2
Collection of apples, five or more
kinds, correctly named. ........ 80 q
Collection of ten or more varieties
of other fruits, correctly named. 30 q
Collection of native nuts, five or
more kinds, correctly named. 80. 30 Q
Collection of wild flowers, ten or
more kinds, properly named..... 30 2
Collection of autumn leaves, ten or
more, correctly named. ....... 80 2
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-07-31

All CARS entered for premium should be opened
at the option of the committee
Premiums will be awarded on the several vari-
cites of fruit and berries entered.
CLASS 40-VEGETABLEs.
Superintendents-W. d. UNDERWOOD,
w. +. JACOBS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-21

Woo by Hcsisiser. stomach Bsiers over ais
eass are slnss; daily received by hs psepsssssn.
For over . third Of . century 70 hos hscu the
theme Of constsns and gfstefal acknowledges
from those whom IL ha. cured OF protected from
di.cssc. from medical men who have vsiehed ne
effects ara adopted IL. and from host Of o her
souresi. noticeable concurrence In THE mass
Of testimony ~ 10 the ihorosghness OF lie effects
10 Observable. This point rpeeisiiy eommcpds
itself 10 the consideration Of pereons infected with
obstinate form. Of the malsdses TO which n 10
adapted. sgAins; which ordinary remedies have
proved unsvsiiieg. Fever sod sg.e. ehfSnsc
constipation an dyspsp,is. long aud increasing
debiniy. Confirmed bil.ou-ness asd rseumsiisrn
are snong tse form. % di.eise which mc.i fro
qscni1 defy met ieA.on. ard tn toe eradication
Of these msisdies IN. Bliier. :. speciaiy suited.
IL is pure, speedy and thorough.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-21
Chrasssan R.adoavos.


The Rock Island County Christian
Endeavor Union held its Sth semi
annual meeting at the Presbyteriau
church Coal Valley yesterday. The
afternoon program opened with de.
votioual exercises by w. r. kaupke.
aud included IN address Of wclcom me,
Rev. Charles H. Brown; response,
George Stangc;"Junior Work in the
County," Miss Pearl Barnhart;
"Echos From the Washington Con.
veutiou." George Medill; The
Christian Endeavor Society In the
Sunday School," Mrs. Vein. NJ.
Black; 1.-The Christian Endcavor So.
ciety In Evangelistic Services" Rev.
Ira w. Allen, Jr.: The Model Con.
secration Meeting. =" Mrs. Il. l.. Breed.
In the evening there WAS an address
by Rev. w. Willard, and Q copse.
Grafton meeting led by W. r.
Kaupke.
The meeting WAS well attended.
Supper was served by the Coal VAL
ley Endeavorers at the town hall. Rev.
i. W. Allen. Jr., and Edward Robt
were appointed q committee 90 oct
with those OF other counties looking
TO the formation OF o district union
composed Of the counties OF Rock
Island. Mercer Whitcsidc and Henry.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-21

their hearths those two great trunk
lines.
Mr.. Marshall was born ct Lam.
bertsvil.e, N. J.. Nov. %. 1915. He
10 An uncle of G. B. Marshall, Of
this city, and the owner Of 500.
acre farm in Cordova township.
Though In his sos he 10 yet possessed
Of all his faculties, and 10 . pleasant
and ready conversationalist; one well
versed in the history Of the county
and country.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-21

The sick man knocking at the door
Of health gets in il he knocks ,he
right way, and. stays out IL he does
not. There are thousands OF ways
OF getting sick. but only one way TO
get we'll. Do whatever you will, IL
you do not put your digestion in
good order, and make your blood
rich and pure, you will not get we'll.
Rich. pure blood is the only thing
that can bring perfect health. Con-
stiPation is a disease OF the blood.
A large part Of all diseases are trace
able directly to impurities in :he
blood, aud can be cured by elimiDat-
ing them with DIR. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. The first thing
1t does is to put the whole digestive
system into perfect order. IL stimu-
lates the appetite. excites q copious
secretion Of the digestive fluids.
and promotes assimilation. Il
searches out disease germs wherever
they may be. kills them and forces
them out of the system. The ..Gol-
den Medical Discovery" has been
used with unvarying success for over
thirty years.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-21

The best salve In the world fos
cuts, bguises, sores, ulcers, salt
vhsan, fever sores. tsttss, ehspped
hAnds. ehilblains, oorns I'D I'll Skin
ssuPtiors. and positively cures
pilss o. no psy required. Il lie guar.
sntssd 70 give perfect sstisiactioa. q
monsy ssfundsd. Price % ssats psg
boz. FOR sale bv Hases . Ullo0Oyeg.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-21

Generally cloudy this afternoon.
fair tonight aud Sunday; colder
much colder Sunday; nortbwesterly
winds. Today's temperature "a.
r. j. WALL, Observer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-21
H Csss . CslA 4. o. Dsy.

Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money
II IL fails 70 cure. IS cents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-21

DR.. Rays Renovator 10 perfectly
safe, mild and yet certain in effect.
IS cents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-21
WELLLET 'ER BOIL.


Lahswass . 0a0Vy 01Gosssssa - - A H.
Fart sss shs CAn6ssa usas ~ Osssss
Of shs Cssy-Psoss - PSsnssss PSs-
tsos.
IL the roller rink coming back % Q
source Of popular attraction and
pleasure for winter?
Judging from the news that comes
from other cities. the once great in
door fad 10 TO Be restored. and Rock
Island. like other times
cities, 10 70 be In 10. Il 10 eight years
since roller skating fourished here.
Up 70 that time and for Eve or elk
years prior thereto. Rock Island
maintained one Of the finest Kinks In
the country. Il Was designed and
constructed eatircly for the purposes
Of . rink and IL proved all that vas
promised for Il. Eventually, hoe
ever. the novelty wore OF and roller
sks'ing had seen its dsy-for the
time being at least. The ice field
alone offered Inducements for sum-
Der Of years. But the last two years
the rollers have been gradually COM
ing back. and this season-now that
the election IL ovcr-the rink man.
ayers are confidently anticipating Q
veritable boom.
In furtherancc OF this idea. Collins
Bros. are having their rink on Six.
teenth street, which they have used
rs carpenter shop in recent years.
cleared Of lumber. and all the ap-
pointments Of the rink will be re.
stored. The cement floor 10 % good
Is it WAS the day Il was put down, II
not better. The skates, which have
been stored in the interim, will be
taken out and cleaned ssd made
ready for use. The building will re.
ceive q general brushing up. the hes,
turned on and the lights turns d
up and Thanksgiving afternoon ST :
O'Clock the season will he inaugur.
ated with flourish. Manager Franz
Collins says II the patronage war
rants 1t he will put in some extraor.
binary features this winter.
A HAPPY fhosehs
Speaking about skating. q lad,
yesterday made an exceedingly
timely suggestion. to the effect thai
IL srme broad spirited citizen viii
an eye to business could secure
vacant lot convenient to tn,
center OF town and establish n
ice rink for children IL would prov,
q profitable Investment. The Warren
lot opposite the new postoflice hal
been mentioned - fulfilling the enc
desired. 1t is not large, but proba
bly, Is sufficiently so to supply the de
mand Of a childrcn's rink. Parents
as Q rule. object naturally TO thiel
children going to the river to skate
and the Elm street garden park. lik,
many Of the public Ice ponds, 10 toe
remote to be reached convenient
by children from oil parts OF town
although with sdults IL 10 different
The children should have an ic,
park Of their own by all means.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-01
BOLR1IN 'IERCAATIL DE- PUERIO-RICO.


PERIODICO CONSAGRADO LA DEFENSA DE LOS IN,
TERESES NACIONALES EN- AMERICA ORGANC
DE LOS 1SPANOLES INCONDICIONALES EN- PTO-RICO.
OONDlClONES GENERATES acordodas por la Drecci6a
pcra odo clase de remitidos u onuncaos
La publication de os anOrcos medic de contrstos 'er prss
ccnvercis males deerDinsran
Los counlcsdos remldo gacetas deben
nrma oe " qnlen ssur respusabdS
mas con 10 de p~Isona respor"b4 pogo
os org 90
evus III
No se responds Di de
La del p pof eua siete de
ergo. ~
E DO ter d de"cho exig eomns dsrmDas para
10 po 100 sor ell precio de tariffs
Anuncnn env CLICHES
tendIA bonhcscion de 10 100
onndr el
Wars Ell primer ndmero.
Para los sussrpo del BoLETIN oa g.c.la comunic.-
|co remido en- e6n crsspondIe DIEZ CENTAVOS.
M 1ucptores endsn rs 100 de nicac6n precio
gaceiss con.un,csdos remtitcs.
III mpOrse de las suscrons anuncios gac*i rdos comu
sera aotinEsdo.
81 c"r ""Hs' mprevsts dsse de .r mpoAmsnte
FtntesXao tantas puDcacns
deade de sshf. =
Tsrifa para Ia publication de anuncios. 800
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-01
TkBLA EXACTA
DE CUENTAS FORMADAS

DN OOGN zAO TOHMAUAO
aplicables al cobro de jorns,
les, fraccionados estos en- c.
tavo de dfa, princlpiando pc.
un cuarto y terminando en- Z
dfas, con precios escalonadca
desde un real fuerte hasLa tire.
pesos, y exPresanuo cara frs
ci6n su valorintrfnseco en- pe-
SOS, centavos y centimos dc
centavC.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-11-05
MET A TRAGIC END.
SuItan's Councillor of State Assassin
ated by Armenians.

Nouri Effendi, who has been assassin
ated by Armenians in Constantinople,
was bitter enemy of the prosecuted race
of Christians. The Sultan is deeply griev-
ed at his death. That Nouri would meet
a tragic end had been feared and pre-
dicted. No man in the Sultan's cabinet
wns more outspoken in his enmity to the
Armenians. and no one did more 10 render
their condition unbearable. AS Councillor
of State he possessed great power, which
he used to further the ends of his impe-
rial and cruel master. Ii was he who
successfully plotted the overthrow of tho
Armenian patriarch, 1zmirlan. The sue
cessor of this patriarch as the head of
the Armenian church is Mgr. Bartolo-
meos. the Gregoran bishop Of Brusa.
He was the locum tenens of that high
Office pending the election of permanent
patriarch. and is highly esteemed by the
Turks, for whom he has shown great
friendship. Bartolome0s is detested and
distrusted by the Armenians, who have
felt all the more keenly their accursed
condition when their religious head Is an
open enemy, Of theirs and an avowed
friend to the Sultan and his Mohammedan
following. Nouri EHendi was known
among the Armenians as the prime mover
In the plot that removed the old patriarch,
and his death is regarded as a warning
10 the Sultan to be prepared for the end
that has come to many predecessors.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-11-05
Edwin wiIiits Dead.

Edwin Willitts, Of Michigan, ex-Con,
gresham, Assistant Secretary of Agri-
culture, and ex-president of the Agricul-
tural College, died at Washington, Sat
urday. Mr.. Willitts was born April "A,
1880. He was raised on a farm in Mich
igan and his earlier years We're devoted
TO the duties of farmers son in sum
mer and attending district school in win
ter. At the age of 20 he entered the
University of Michigan, where he distin-
guished himself as a diligcnt and thor
ough student. His class was graduated
two years later than that of his college
mate and friend, Secretary Of Agriculture
Morton. He entered upon the profession
of law and settled ut Monroe, where he
achieved eminence in his profession, and
was elected member of the House of
Representatives for that district. He
served three terms and subsequently was
made president of the Agricultural Col
lege of Michigan. He was called by
President Harrison TO accept the position
of Assistant Secretary of Agriculture,
which place he filed with great efficiency
during the administration Of Gen. Rusk
and eight months longer-up to Jan. /,
1S04-remaining by special request, as
assistant TO Secretary Morton.