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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-30
To SELL THE woLCoTr.
The Government VIII Put the Cutter
In AZ Ancfinn Fehrunrr L.


United States revenue cutter wolcott IS
70 be sold ~ public auction February IS
a. noon IN This city 70 The highest bidder
for cash This disposition os the Wolcott
was ordered a. tAe treasury department
January =. and The following officers have
been constituted = Board q survey 70 ex-
anime ard spprsise tne Wolcott; Prssi-
dent Capt c. l. Hooper. Capt. n. r.
Tozier, Capt. Francis Tuttie CAisf En-
gtHee- A. L B-osdhent sad First Lieut.
Howard Emery. TIE last named offeer
Is IN temporary command of the vessel.
The Wo-,ott viii lie here open 70 IN
spectson Eatu t1e Gay - the sale Shs
IS a steam prope.Ie-. Fore-snd-eft ris. -
about - gross tors Her frame IS q
Oregon p3rr. The dimensions ara: Ell
creme length Ia feet. beam. nodded. -
feet; draft forward feet s inches, aft
3 Feet inches So aas di-crt-a citing
engine surface condenser. Scotch return
tubular boiler built lr .sSk and IS supplied
with q flI sulI ~ saEs and AWNINGS
boats. wia6i8ss. anchors chains. steam
pump etc. The government reserves the
riEAt % reject snv ~ RI bios a deposit
% $50 VII BE- rec Il-@3 II che successful
bidder az tse time q the sale
orders from the treasury department
directing tae Trire3 States reve-1s
st@a -rer Perry 20 60 20 Astoria have been
revoked and sna Will come here
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-30

MOUNT VERNON. J2z- @-Sgerszi--
re to-al 1sry O. tGxes for $50 ln SEAEit
county wss s1rT f-1-& z-E = tsaz s-uc1zs
tne treasurer c1Ilsct@1 - . December :.
srra 6esf~gaa-r C es1EE TIE tcwE
vrr,ne-tv aezr11sr- taxes amount % 81
eEZ z-5 tNe acreage 20 81 IA On
sez.s znE county ewes the 6si1Q2ert lax
list a--oer-cs 70 sSszsE- 81 rca6 tsvses.
s. SIS p. q s-aool T-sss27 ard On tow1
axes. s. saaz TIE total raxes collected
M 70 January = ISL z-51-s 70 over =
-e- cert xhich & - be5eveG wu eoz-
state
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-30

San JOSE. Ca. Jan. E-A man giving
ne nann4 % George p. Brs-ssoa cz8.e3 a.
re polEes sta rto- ara asked 20 - l9eksd
up. Re sad ~ czuse fr5En Ssl Fra1e5seo
wlth e arrn ss,sr-nlSs - en t3uE IS
re Teouva pcor.y dressed Re bore traces
~ refinement BrEuss1E says that tov r.
teen years ae ~4s n 1assn- E2ers - I'D
consth@ra BE newspaper wark- SIX r.octas
40 &c arrived tn Tacoma He cane %
san FrsGesss0 s@oat = Bs9ata 40. w5Ere
~ spez. the ssst o "a Ieney. He : sh5at
g. years . age E-azscn SAYS Re T. ne
son o Georg@ 3. BVandeu, plu naagtae-
ture- % Siux SIM y. z
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-30
CARGO OF 900 TONS.
FREIGHT WORTH $3.50 600 BY THE
AGaPASTHUs FOR JAPAN.
On the Two steamers Sailing This
Week Were Cargee. Represent
ing Half a Million DoIlars-sI3o.-
900 worth of Raw Cotton Alone
eff steel Rafis.

Stes nashin Azspantsus justly qualified
As huge" cast 0H Der lines az Is o'c.cck
yesterday afternoon and sailed away II
the path % the stes EnShip Tenshin Maru
for the Orient
On th@ two vssSe.s were caTEoes repre-
senting a total value q half a million 6ol-
lars. ard weighing almost sea tors Ire
cargo taken out yesterday BY the Asapa-n-
thus vas the largest and most valuable
that has ever lsft this port. IL weighed
Z 80 tons EroSs and the commodities thsm-
saves represented ar sctusl value Of g-s--
30 The raw Gotten alone was vsiued at
sl24 ID
Following = detailed statement of the
cargo. wlth destination and values:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-30
- Pos,-ruts1irencsr.

Tacoma 7ureza % tie E@'acsr.
liz Paeaac avez2s-
TACOMA Tnn -Sseefa1.-Ths fusion
cosntT - -iz,s are fs5ssng F1e ar fsr 3
scalp t7at tazy zffnx ccaers q very EGiIfy
bad. 51x - Wa1n fa@E BEAD belongs
they have not yer learned
The wsose troaase - eagse1 b d.
pcslt raa1a 81 the MsrrhaEfs' National
bang - County Treasurer Eetner 5@eere
The bzak oecane aetungt IL JUne 1s-@
Ths amount was 30 suG for = ths
treasurer accepted TIRE banks receipt s2r
a certificate ~ DEPOSIT Trfs receipt }, g
Fsirchiid carried when be oscana@ treas
urer ard then turned 81 over to John 2.
Hedges. his suoeess1r in ofice.
B2t Hedges refused 70 accePs i. whsTe-
urcn Fa8renlld brought suit 20 colp@z 1isu
20 do -. The superior q supre he courts
both found for He8Ees 81 me resulting
trials. Whpa stepaen 5udson tOok the
of3ce January Il o. trLs year. rne ba4sFlc@
o. his predecessor showed the amount
g. So "a being tao original s - Jess -
pr renr DIVIDEND paid b. tie bank not
Fecesptsd Tor, leaving the true balance
that should BE Of hand 5ast tAat amount
short
f.osnev Audsto~ " D. c. Spike : now
hunfIng for the hornz % the ran that Is
Responsible AID. Il - understood. wants
10 prosecute somebody. TIE following IS
said 20 - a true eoay q a letter Re wrote
today or the subject:
ia A r TgtloN. Esz-. Prosecuting
Attorney.--L5e SIR Il The tTiSl balance
OF January T. IsG HANDED 70 ne oy the
outgoing county treasurer. Nr. John 3.
Hedges. I ind an item o. 8 - which
Is deducted from the true amount taat
should - On hand. leaving the treasury
short that amount In actual cash, as Per
his balance II the said signed trial bal
snce NJ Hedges claims that he never re-
csiptea for sid suount ard az this IS
the arxt time this has come 70 NY notice.
7 deem q nsy duty 70 call your attention
10 this matter"
TIE letter closes with q reausst for the
attorney 70 advise the auditor what
course 70 purEBe.
The prosecuting attorney Is expected 70
$3.50 s-7-- rtFs-r-srsfa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-30

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. Z-Westnsr
ssove-y At IngEeslas. Track muS1y- Re
suits.
Five BrionEs-zIsri7nstt woc- Tim
1aE5.
f7SA
Me ard sn eighth. sslIlng-Ccllins ven.
Tire ia
seven fgFi0aSs-Fsrsonne Won Tn.
Tss1s
seven nEs-~ffeTasr Won Tine n
FIX and ons-haf faTlcuEE. handicap
Grey A4Fzz won. Tine. lsA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-30

SPOKANE. Jan @e.-Spe -5a}--Poli~e o.
frers Snanrs1- Smith and Waso- exFeTt-
ss-cea anos ~ sgAt today Elta tcuEhs. Ihe
orcsrs caught then acting r a suspicious
manner in she rear . a real estate b.ock.
and s4ncr attempting % make ar invest 'ga-
tl.e werN a. once set sfpor ~ ne fhree.
A general fsst occu-re8. resulting ln the
rs,.ics hardczs1t-E two % tAe ruost Tlct7'1s
av5 caring tzan Of % r1N stattcn- TSe
s.e7er zr.us aia1E peacefully. TIE tAree
were tnst recently freed frona tHe coua. '
faG. w1e-e t1eT were seTFs1E o2t ser
teree fgr burglary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-30
THE MoNrAx. LEGISLATORS.
Resolution Hostile to the Arhitra-
tfou Treaty.

HELENA Nant-. Jan Specialize
Tower house q the Montana legislature so
sav rasseH q f1inr resolution protesting
aEai-s- confirmation BY re United Staiss
senate % tne Arg American arbitration
+~ra--. also = fosnt resolu.3on En- favor %
e7s~tfrx senator's by direct vose. and urging
esn sover1rlen 50 take hoka - enc Paciac
reads. Tze senate votes 20 aoctse tse Of
e-4 q commissions o. la1o- Immigration
and az-tcaItgTe. ta accordance wtta t1@
re~ognu aaarton - thar sffee- 81 me gov
a--o-,s message TIE offsre aas Hee-s rs L.
rstrsa a. ~ azoual ccEs - aoo-it < .t@s.
s-d raauT 5sl@ss for-Svaetaer 4 nas benefited
sse State f5ssa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-30
yEsTERDsY-s POULTRY AWARDS.
Scoring OF singled omhed Brown
Lezhorns Announced To-day.

TACOMA. Jan 1s-sps alsl-The follow
ing i tire result Of the awarding q the
prizes 81 the poultry show today:
Ban Cochfns.
r Haadow. sscond cock. e: first hen.
60 second pen is 3-a
e r. uarr. thlrd cock. &As: first and
second cockared. - an4 . second and
fhlrf hen ga - first. second and ThlT4
pGtet szts SIX. fli4 first pen. - S-a.
William Bond. thlrd cccksrel s.
Partridge CeehiDs.
L>oa Durr. arst her, ss'a third pallet.
Frank Pigow. third hen. si4.
Black LRHgshans.
= Taon. arsi cock s2is second hen.
ssl- thlrd h~u. p second pen. lsS %
4 (. Walker, Puyaau7. frst hen, g:
a 4 Cowan. Seattle. second eocksrel.
ssss. third ccrkerel, gis.
" knighton. Seattle. first cockerel
sE-. first. second and third pullet, -. 81.
s. first pen. Is IS
=. a. white Leshorns.
: Hoffman. PERI Townsend. second
a barT. arss cock. e.ss; ars, and see
ond her. 81 g4sr first and rhtr1 cockerels >.
ss 81. FIRST. second ard Third puhets, -
r Titoa second cock. 81
Stngfe-cornhed Brown LeShorns we're
scored and prizes VII be awarded toner
row
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-30

-ass evening AZ : .. II, WIN an elegant
s~-ass y 1uurh ard a s-r.2E orchestra
NJ , Il Doian formerly parser ~ tas
steamer Flyer. VA. foTwal.T opsn t1s ese-
ra-t bar La the H1te- SteFens ny Do
Ian wUl spare no pains u EI1A-1S lais lA@
v-srssx- ore1fnr ever Gs}d i- ra.s ct-r
80 sx.sr.ss a hearty Eersue 20 14s r-auy
$3.50 Al arsls --.arres-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-30
Playing with Votes in Utah.

SALT LAKE. Jan. @-Ths result ot
thTes senatorial ballots today was A less
% one cash 10 Thatcher and RaElins and
& ga OF one 70 Henderson. Senator Mar
tin H Cannon received votes on the sec
end ballot.
The result of the last ballot: Thatcher.
p. Henderson. =: RawIins. =. sarah F.
Anderson. :. Bishop, 3. Harris. >. Powers,
!. Chambers
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-30

Defect in y. p. Coal Bunker-,

TACOMA. Jan. ss--Specl sl--An unsat-
tsfactorv test ~ the new Northern Pacific
caas hunkegs uAs raaGe today. X was IN
tended To load the collier Mack.naw from
chem. bat the ctag vas 20 damp that Z
elanE - th- conveyor and ceald not be
dumped. THIS defect vi be vemst.=d n
4 short time. TIE officials cain.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-30

SAN FRANCISCO. Ia @-The .n-sral
OF Mrs. Flc11 El4sw u TIE late honsnza
king James T. rood, wzs held today L
vas noszbie for is slu1pls@ity- There we're
10 srz5se1s % mourning. no flowers and 70
palihesrers Al has N&s Il acccraazce
w!th TIE wlsa q Ars. Fiood.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-30
Ask ron A raRuF REVISION


- ne Nukr ANA ~ aux AFtfFf"@htfA
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. - The mann
fasteners convention ak its recent xrs-
sfon appointed special committee 20 -10-
STEER ere BEST Means % restoring Aneri-
can shfrufer ara Is prepare q Ttse}4tsaa
far presentation - ere president ara ro7-
xress to regard So having American coo-
Sule forward reports r~oul fereEn roer-
tries ~ interest 10 American r2s1at1c-
turegs
Tfasues atefy after ~ convention hEA
ssss ssasrs for TIE afternoon session the
suatsct ~ fariT came before - members
81 ff.e sNar-a 81 4 raacr5 &C a sse-taf cs1-s-
nslvsee APPOINTED yessertRy. \ discussion
char 1Rstet Cor serne t.ne followed re
presentation 90 The repo~V ard it was sal
~ ssoetef ov TIRE convention 4eser some
ssSht changes hat A@en made.
TIE rsnoTt 80 presented Vas as fa.oTF-
epesalvea TNat e s. the ssuse ~ the
National Association = Nanufsrfurs-s
the earliest po@Sae}s moment. 81 of1er
fnas uncertainty may he renewed. coua-
den-e restored sd husiress permitted 20
revive
Rse3}v-l Thst rates q 5-,v s1oaf8 -
s7saae rs lox as possible. consistent vfth
inx ara aETtcui .urai tn1a3 rte- ans the
III fsar they Fr7niav Ahe ARR snsatt con-
fafu erfv sae-fHe darlss 90 mixed as val
Green ara sPectac 8uties
r. solved TAat congress snr-43 -
axked 10 re-estBhlsa a~a exceed ere sys-
tem - reciprocity. whtea uSy 10 EN-
l.tase8 30 ser1re fsr tae Iu.rr3 States
ssrfT ssvors tr Iasto-tn american ara other
markets tn g-hteA we sre the IarEest hHsv-
ers wh5% ENgrsDe r. the preferred Seller
49, sHa lsver general cost 81 Pr>fa-..aa
- European ctf1sstFses-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-30

TACOMA. Jan .a-Spec. TIE asst o..
fha DELAYED overland Nortatgu Pacific
trains have arrived wita three days mail
whlch has hesn E0ew bound II North pA-
kots TIE read IS uaw open from sad 20
ed - no rr1re slefeel-y 8 eApects4.
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u.xYopr Address Correct.

TIE city e.rscto-y for ISL is nov u
-,-.ss Individuals Or Arms no have
r-,ve8 since called on ~ the en2raerato-
car have the correction made ~ calling
- a9sresssaz P1lEs Seattle pi-ectory
.-o--osnw. = 2oxwell building
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-30
NOW FACING DEFEAT.
MITCHELL OF OREGON STEADILY
LOSING GROUND.

The House Stiu Uno-xarFr-s s
Some of the Senators Supporters
VIII sbznAoa Him Rather Thar
Neglect Needed Lexf.satfan-an.
sie 10 BE Fought oar Next rn~s-
day.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-30

Kaisns VII arrive here on or about Feb
Tusry Is. Sns has a Full cargo IN sight
and all undoubtedly return 10 Japan Nith
her capacity OF $50 tons gross taxed %
ths utmost
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-30

NERVOUS DEBILITY and al i;s A.
tending ailments. both OF Young. Middle
AKe8 ard Old Men. In6lscrstious %
Youth. Excuses &C Mature Years. caus-
a-s drains which sap the vitality. Night
Losses. Failing Strength. Aching Back
Tgfseases kidneys. InHamed Glands Narf-
r0V~ga Kycr0re&e. DIZZINESS of TIRE Head
Gloom ard Dependency. Poor Memory
ard a WanGer1ng Mind
HEART BRAIN AND SERNFS-PaE-
citations % ths Heart Dirfrlif Breath
frx SurocaEgEg Feeling. FallneSs 90
uSsd Fsar Il impending Danger. %
I5esf- a Dread Ct Being Alone Tea have
no time 10 lose
ADpER-frrftAhtlity. Cysfitis. stric-
tire etc
DISEASES OF wOMES-An OF their
may Ailments cured
Write y away from IRE city. ro-x
Guide 70 HsaItn~ a treatise oa 2il O.
rans ara their diseases. free Ga appisca-
ter
Cal - - address
Il MARTIN RADCLIFFE. NJ. D.
ID First Avenue. Seaftla- wash
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asxe1 = &c evs- rad any taoasht G. yefo-
INK =. Re rspllss
~z&ge4 10 see w-zt r-s -na togffT q
tHH Ee4e ss@rre1 - van 8rtenflz4- .
- EEz@e4 eEstFelw ~ t1efT Etz-sE TEss
SesltHT have 5sursns6 20 tce scd. zsses -
u psnps@ we're Il fawor ts@ h8sE - E1e
merits % ErA arE3rssrt rE81e aEAEneE Ire
gCEe contest q TIE ns Z Rave nothing 20
say. majority - cur citizens Seemed .
wisa Z anc Z have ssgnez r. T.as = al
THERE = 80 tt''
MF. Nnessock r. "a Szz Frzzcisco nsT.
hs9f nsfoTe his ssrss~tz~s ~ refused - say
anything concerning he locerto1 . -
hznf, = i came - fhts state A. al a.
x I'LL cu1as 70 Nevaaz seems Z1@<
sure th5rz bst Carson and Reno ezca
-. >. - -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-30
Ronna e Frara chI~axe ..

CHICAGO. Taa- Z--Tas FaE4Toa1s CIT %
Cn4eslgo have alreasT beguD 1suTtzg -
91stnass 70 tsEe coming prize Sgtt II S@-
vsGa. and one road a&s declared fasf &
VII Faake rate q rot over So f1r ne
r0Gnd TIP from Chicago 70 tire EzzTl1g
ground r. matter Zasre Il nay - To-
cztsss. provt4e1. q course. tl2s e IS "a
the state 81 &sva4a- This read has d.
csarsd fhzf y vii make the rate 10 nat
ter ~aat action rnay - taken ~ the
caa&ruen O. the Western Pss.s1gsr ard
Tr&nseontin@atzI Passenger Associations
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NEWS FROM TACOMA.
COUNTY TREASURY SHORT 81 .osI ss
oy A WORTHLESS CHEch-

View Audffor Looking for scme One
10 Prosecute Troahte Arises
From D~posft Placed in q BanE
sovs Defunct-Pouitry shoss Prizes
Awsrd@d-East<rn Nail Coming
Throazh-g nsueeesxfaI Test Of the
View Y. r. Hunkers
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-30

n MaFysville. aged q. He was an elecfor
or Ire Tll1ea and Hendricks sieksr IN iN1s-
Faresl3cut Clev elan3 appointed him su&gs q
Alaska ia lSsS. b1S he resigned q SIS. HIS
death was caused hy cancer.
Gen. John r.. snifh-
CHICAGO Jan. -a.-Breves Ma5.-fse-t.
Joan r. SzultA. retired. died soiay, aged -.
he vas born ~ Bewne. Switzerland. Sc 1875.
Daring the civil var be was colonel q Tho
Lead Mine regiment" E5sh Illinois.
Smiths father served under Napoleon
through Ehe Russian campaign and az
Waterloo.
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DE- ATHs.


Sax FRANCISCO. jar p -John z. Du--
kae f0r mary years IRE uars1al - sass
cary. 1lrs to-day He was 2 pao0e7- a1a 3
prominent member - t1e FiEtlartes
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To rrnr A com ~ ONE DAl

Take laxative Ercn-o Cuisine Tsalefs
prggststs refund saeocF u &, las - cue.
-
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or. K.aes sss resumed 7rsetrs
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1897-03-11
DEMOCRATIC NORTHWEST NAPOLEON. o, MARCH II. 1897.

Society Of this place, met last
Wednesday in regular session, with
Mrs. Jane Rogers.
The Congregational Society has
employed Mrs. j. A. Emery as sexton
Of their church for the coming year.
They have made a good selection
and may rest assured that every
thing will be kept in apple pie order.
The newawnings in front OF Rowe's
dry goods store and Michael's meat
market are very neat and tasty, and
decided addition to comfort.
The Kings Daughters held a meet.
ing on Saturday with Miss Myrtle
Holmes.
Miss Katie Thornton, teaeherin the
primary department. has recently
introduced a new feature in the
shape of a library association, con
sisting OF books suitable to her grade
of pupils, furnished by friends, con-
tributed by the school and other per
sons interested. The experiment
proves to be decided hit and gives
great satisfaction.
There was no school in the senior
department last Friday as Prof
Williams was absent on business.
VERITAs.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1897-03-11
DESHLER.
DKsHLER. Mch. 9th.

DRsHLER. Mch. 9th.
Hon. d. D. Donovan was at Napo-
leon on business Monday.
Mrs. J. E. Weiner Of Hoytsville
was in town Tuesday.
Miss Henry spent Sunday at her
home in McComb.
Hel4n Reilley returned to her home
In Patterson, o., after a few weeks
visit with her sister Eva.
&. b. Smith Of Laramie, Wy. was
guest of his sister, Mrs. F. w.
Downham Thursday.
w. II. Smith transacted business in
Belmore and Hoytsville, Thursday.
Don't forget the minstrel enter
tainment Friday the 18th.
Miss Fanny Downham was the
guest of Miss Marie Jackson, south
of town Thursday.
Mrs. G.. Z. Garwood very pleasant
ly entertained Misses Reilly and Bon
ham Wednesday evening at her
beautiful country home.
Mrs. Lucy NARROW is very low with
consumption at her home on West
Main street.
We have been haying plenty OF
rain the last few days.
+. w. Downham and son X. X,
were guests OF his brother L. j.
Downham of Hoytsville Sunday.
Master Arthur Lytle is again or
the sick list.
F. w. Stuve and wife OF Hamlel
spent Sunday in town.
Mr.. n cKee of Hamler was in towI
on business, Friday.
Grandpa Donovan is no better.
Mrs. j. V. Vogt is rapidly recov
ering from her recent illness.
| Dora Kaiser has the measles.
DR.. Conn's brother is visiting hin
this week.
E. L. Long spent Sunday at Yves
ton.
Daniel Shroyer returned Monda!
from a weeks visit at Sidney.
Hon. F. G. Layton and wife o
| Wapakoneta, O., were very pleas
antly entertained by Hon. ID. d
Donovan and wife Monday evening.
SUITE NEssE.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1897-03-11
TEXAS.
TEXAS, O., Mch. sth.

TEXAS, O., Mch. Sth.
Rev. Trumbo begun revival meet
ing last Sunday evening and it is still
in progress.
Mrs. Robert Snowman is quite sick
with lung trouble.
D. G. Hardy begun working near
Grand Rapids last Monday.
Mrs. Flora Miller, of North Lewis
burg, O., is visiting her parents, F.
j. Benskin and wife.
R. A. Stark and wife spent last
Thursday with friends at Cotton.
Mrs. Smith, who has been on the
sick list for several days, is better.
Lewis Bortel, of Mcclure, has
bought house and lot of Mrs. Ella
JARVIS and will move here soon.
Ed. johnson, of Weston, is spend
ing few days with his brother Cor
win.
Henry Winoyer and wife of Neapo
lis visited their son Martin and family
last week.
J. w. Wright and wife visited al
Liberty Center last week.
George Bracy has moved to New
London, Ohio.
Mr.. Ensminger, of Bowling Green
is spending few days with hi,
daughter, Mrs. G. A. johnson.
w. w. Emmel spent Saturday with
his mother and sister.
BUCKEYE.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1897-03-11
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BORING SETTLEMENTS
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PoNDENTS OF THE DEMO
CRATIC NORTHWEST.
Collection That Tells all the Lat
est Movements Among the
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terprising Towns in
This County.
MALINTA.

MALINTA, Mch. Sth.
This town is in a state OF sorrow
for the loss of dear friend, Mrs. E..
Sargent, who died last Saturday at
6 o'clock a. III. of heart disease. Mrs.
8. leaves vast number OF friends
and relatives to mourn their loss.
She was known far and near as a
good worker, for in sickness her equal
was seldom found; good nurse and
a friend to ALL She will be missed in
herhome and abroad. She was follow
ed to the train by her sisters of rank
and scores of friends to bid farewell
to the remains of their sister and
friend. She was taken to Tontogany
where she was laid side of her first
husband.
There is lots of sickness here now
e. Fergeson has moved his barber
shop to the old meat market stand.
WIN. Berno has got himself estab
lished in his own store in the j. Low
master stand.
j. Ross has improved his stand
with paint and paper.
J. Ramons, our new landlord, int the
Brobst stand, has given his house an
overhauling.
Some people in town talk of incor
perating this village. By the looks
of the streets we need it. Start with
your paper and come around, I will
sign Tiny house is right in thesoup
4 JACK HANDsPIKE.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1897-03-11
FLORIDA.

FLORIDA, O., Mch. 9th.
Thunder storms are coming thick
for this time of the year.
Rev. "A. G. Thomas closed revival
services Sunday evening on account
of bad roads. but will begin again af-
ter roads get settled.
Mary Bollie is home from Toledo
for week or two.
Will Shumaker accompanied Mary
Bollie home from Toledo.
Lea. Briggs came up from Toledo
Saturday and remained over Sunday.
Mrs. w. E. Brubaker visited with
her father, Z. Kerstetter, at Holgate
part Of last week.
Miss Emma Kemmer visited with
her sister, Mrs. Mary Pfau, near
Standley part of last week.
Miss Lou Barr returned to Toledo
last Thursday after limited visit
with friends.
Miss Nellie Kerstetter is visiting
with her sister, Mrs. w. E. Brubaker.
CITIZEN.