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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1898-08-23

in Mexico who stay there. There are
probably not dozen Americans engag-
ed in any form of common labor in all
of Mexico. They would starve to death
on the wages paid and could not equal
q Mexican laborer in performing the la
Dor expected of them or in enduring the
many privations necessarily incident to
the lives of the working class in this
land of the free and unlimited coinage
Of silver at the ratio of 16 to 1.
And this is the land and these are the
conditions and this is the system OBJ
servation of which from q palace car
window and information of which gain
ed from eulogistic banquet speeches
"more than ever convinced" Mr.. w. j.
Bryan that the free coinage of silver
should be adopted by the American peo-
pie. PERRY +. POWERS.
City of Mexico.
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LiTCHFIELD.

AUGUST 20.-Mr. and Mrs..C. Ii. Finis.
ter went to Albion Wednesday.
Miss Burns and Miss Riblet attended
the teachers examination at Hillsdale
Thursday and Friday.
+. l.. Lewis, from Marion Co., Fla, Ia
visiting his brother-in-law, Lawrence
Carr.
VIII Frankhauser and Fred Twiss, OF
Hillsdale, were In town yesterday.
Two hundred and eighty people
bought tickets from here to Lansing for
the excursion yesterday.
Harry Howard returned from Bay
View yesterday.
Harry Anderson and little son, of Mas
teloD, Ohio, visited friends here.
Miss Nina Stoddard, of Chicago, is
visiting the Misses Lovejoy.
John Simonds, of Chicago, called
upon friends here Tuesday.
Mrs, I. II. Warwick went to Hillsdale
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dean and son.
Asher, attended the encampment at
Albion Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs. Fetzer passed away Wednesday
having been sick since Sunday.
Mrs. 9. j. Dewitt and Mrs. T. w. Dur
bin and son, of Pioneer, o., have been
visiting Rev. and Mrs. Hayden and Mrs.
Delos Waters.
Mrs. L. II. VanDorsten and Mrs. j. E
Eddy called upon friends In Homer Fri
day.
Mrs. Frank Lowell passed away Thurs
day morning after several weeks OF
severe suffering. Funeral services will
be held from Sand Creek church to-
morrow.
Mrs. Emma Martin and sons, who
have been visiting her sister, Mrs. +. A.
Shattuck, returned to their home In Chi
cage to-day.
Miss Rena Ayers returned Thursday
from visit with friends In Albion.
A. j. Lovejoy went to Springport
Thursday.
Irving Hadley returned Friday from
camp life at Jacksonville, Fla. He Is Ia
very poor health, that being the cause
of his return.
The M. +. Society serve Ice cream al
Lovejoy's new store TO night.
Mrs. G. p. White attended the reunion
at Albion Thursday.
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sTEAMBURG AND VICINITY.

AUGUST 20.-Amond Heie and family,
OF Dowagiac, and Mesdames Beck aud
Rousher, OF Hillsdale, visited friends
here the early part of the week.
Mrs. Irving Dean and daughter, Edna,
visited at L. b. Wolcott's yesterday.
Levi Schrutt, from near Grand Ledge,
has returned home after a two weeks
visit with his parents here.
Philip Knapp and family are enjoying
the excursions lately. On the 12tn they
visited Jonesvllle and yesterday they
went to Lansing to visit MIR. Knapp's
brother, Joe, who is of the firm of Jewett
& Knapp In the dry goods business.
Mrs. James Ludlum and daughters,
Mabel, Of Hillsdale, aud Mrs. Charles
Pelton, Of Detroit, visited Libbie and
Lottie Bates Tuesday.
Mrs. Will Keas will give a birthday
party for her daughter, Blanche, next
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy and family, of
near Chicago, are visiting at the home OF
George Schrutt for few weeks.
The families OF Frank Stanton and
Lew Wichert are camping on the south
shore Of Boot lake.
Mrs. Warren and daughter, Mrs. Clar-
ence Kite, of Bankers, and Mrs. Shafer
and daughter, Mrs. Henry Shsfer, of
Hillsdale, spent Wednesday with Mrs.
Will Keas.
John Jennings Is putting new wall
nnder his barn and otherwise improving
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1898-08-23
The Little oueen,s Picture.

Wilhelmina, who is to be crowned
Queen of the Netherlands on September
0 next, has personally sent to MIR. Box,
the editor OF the Ladies' Home Journal
himself Hollauder by birth--one Of her
private portraits for publication in the
next number OF his magazine. IL Is the
last portrait which will be taken Of the
little lady.before her coronation, and will
be printed In connection with specially
prepared sketch, showing the personality
OF the first Queen Of Holland from every
point of view.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1898-08-23
her visit with friends at Quincy yester-

her visit with friends at Quincy yester-
day.
John Wallace, wife and son, Leslie,
have returned from visit with friends
at Battle Creek.
j. 4. Chivers was called to Hudson
with his new funeral car Monday to as.
sist undertaken Lowe.
John Campen and wife left for Ne
braska this week where they will visit
their sons, George and Elba.
Prof. +. K. Knapp and family were In
attendance at a family reunion at Baw
Beese park Thursday.
Mrs. s. A. MAXWELL entertained the L.
II. M. A. s. of the w. M. church yester-
dav afternoon.
Dewitt Wilson and family. OF Osseo,
were guests OF Chas. Blount and family
Sunday.
Misses Ada Severance. of South Pitts.
ford aud Mae Baker, of Locust, are call
Ing on friends In this place to day.
A. 8. jolly and wife, of Maple Rapids,
are visiting friends In this place.
Kay Redman, of Osseo, was In town on
business Thursday.
Quite few from this place attended
the Grange picnic at Baw Beese park
Wednesday.
H. Il Oretue duu IdHllly 6uL6Ttdlu6u
Mr.. Darrow and family,of Osseo, Sunday.
Miss Kate Kingsley, of Osseo, was
visitor at 0. E. Williams Thursday.
Misses Mary Vickers, Maude Miner,
Hettis Snyder aud Belle Silvernail and
Henry Gettings were In attendance at the
teachers examination at Hillsdale Thurs
day and Friday.
Miss Edythe Greene is visiting friends
at Toledo. She made the trip on her
wheel.
M. F. Cutler and wife very pleasantly
entertained the young people of the w.
NJ. Sunday school at their home Tues
day evening.
A few from here will attend the far
mers' picnic at Devils lake next Thurs
day.
NJ. H. Leonard Is home from Ypsilanti
for few days visit.
Miss Lena Way of Waldron is visiting
friends In lis vicinity.
Mrs. Ma Sharpe is quite sick at
present writing.
Barney Quilhot and family, of the
northern part OF the state, have moved
here aud will make THEFT home with his
mother, Mrs. j. Quilhot.
Mrs. IL. Marshall entertained nephew
from away Sunday.
III. NJ. Cole expects his wife and son,
Theo, home from their visit at Chicago
this evening.
E. Fish is entertaining his brother for
few days.
Rev. s. A. MAXWELL found quite
specimen in his garden Monday. A
small cucumber with blossom right in
the center of the cucumber.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1898-08-23

This series of letters is the result of per-
sonal visit to Mexico made by the writer
early in 1893 as special representative of the
Michigan Republican Newspaper Association
TO investigate the monetary system of that
country.1
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1898-08-23
RANSOM.

AUGUST 1S.-Will Fisher, of Better, Is
doing good work threshing with his new
machine.
The annual Hammond reunion was
held at Warren Edinger's last week.
There was a good attendance and pleas
ant day.
Parties from Eden, o., stopped for
dinner at Mr.. Osborn's last week on the
way to Wright township to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Root, of that place. They
had a sick horse which they left with
w. o. Better, taking one of his to finish
their trip.
We are pleased to state that Miss
Grace Doty, of this place and Mrs. Fred
Wolf, of Amboy, are both improving in
health.
Fred Wolf has received the sad intelli-
gencc of the death of his nephew, Ever
ette Hillard, at Spring Arbor, and him
self and family started for that place to-
day to attend the funeral.
A couple OF strangers from Paulding
county, o., camped near Jacob Gerver's
night before last. During the night
their horse was taken sick and It died
yesterday. They claim to have driven
rs miles.
The funeral of Mrs. Helmick, an aged
lady who formerly lived here but for
several years has lived near White, takes
place to-day.
G.. A. Keller will soon take possession
of Mason Brothers store in Frontier.
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PITTSFORD.

AUGUST 20.-Clyo Phillips, OF Ransom
was in town one day last week.
Mrs. j. G.. Blery Is improving quite
rapidly.
Glenn Leonard, of Lickley's Corners
was In town one day last week.
j. ID. Ashbaugh, of Hillsdale, clerked
in M. +. Cutters store Friday.
Mrs. Safe Patten and Miss Mable
Herring, Of Osseo, were in town Tuesday
The w. G, t. U. met with Mrs. A. A
Case Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Ruth Rumsey rides fine new
wheel.
Mrs. Anna Nichols, of Hillsdale, visit
ed friends In this place the first Of the
week.
Mr.. Owens, of Detroit, is the guest OF
o. Z. Williams for few days.
Prof. f. E. Knapp, wife and daughter
have returned from their summer visit.
Mesdames Nancy Eggleston and Jane
Clark, of Ransom, were the guests OF
their sister, Mrs. d. L. Teachout, yester-
day.
Roy Young and John Cranmer, OF
Allen, were guests Of their uncle, Isaac
Young, and wife Wednesday. They
came on their wheels.
Miles Gardner aud family, Of Lickley's
Corners, were In town on business one
day this week
Quarterly meeting services are to be
held at the M, Il. church to-day and Mon
day and at the Union church, South
Pittsford, to morrow.
Mrs. Martha Welcher has returned
from a several weeks visit to her sister
In the state of Ohio.
G. II. Durbin and K. V. Anders, of Pi-
oneer, o., were in town Sunday.
Mrs. Ida Lemphe, of Saginaw, is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Win Morehouse,
southwest Of town.
Misses Ora and Matte Spencer, OF
Chicago, were the guests Of their uncle,
Eugene Spencer, last week.
j. w. Cooley started for PetosKey
Thursday hoping to benefit his hay
fever.
Mrs. j. Z. Dillon Is entertaining her
niece and two children, OF Hudson, this
week.
DR.. +. j. Chase entertained his mother,
of Adrian, Wednesday.
Albert Spsngle, wife and son visited
friends at Jackson Wednesday.
We are sorry TO note that Kenneth
IOuuSy buc iJbic oOut VI os tOuuEt Va
Hudson, formerly of this place, is very
sick.
j. Winthrop Cooley is working In the
telegraph office at Hillsdale this week.
A number from here expect TO attend
the laying of the corner stone at Hills.
dale next Wednesday.
Ed Bell entertained his sister, OF Syl-
vania, Wednesday. -
Quarterly meeting se} ices will be
and Sunday.
The new boot, shoe and clothing store
will be opened the 1st, I'd, and Sd ol
September.
James Leonardson and son, Sanford
and the latter's wife have returned from
their visit with friends and relatives 10
the state of New York.
Herb Sayles and wife, OF Hillsdale
Sundayed with the Cutler family Of this
place.
Mrs. Amelia Silvernail returned from
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1898-08-23

AUGUsT 20.-The Osseo M. +. Sunday
school picnic will be held next Friday.
They will meet at the church at 8 O'Clock
and drive to Baw Beese Park. Every
body invited.
Mrs. b. A. Bowen entertained an aged
lady friend, Mrs. Foote, of Litchfield
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1898-08-23
JONE ESyILLE.

AUGUST 20.-It cost w. A. Herring
$4OS last Saturday evening to pay his
cucumber pickers for their weeks work.
The Deal band was In Jackson this
week attending the tournament.
Miss Carrie Levens, who had charge OF
the Grammar department of our schools
several years ago and who Is now
teacher In the Detroit public schools, is
visiting friends here.
Will Miner, of Newton, Kansas, has
been called here by the serious illness OF
his father, V. Miner.
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VOL. LII. NO. 2717.

last week. She Is we'll and active for
one eighty-fivs years old.
Eight ladies from Osseo rode their
bicycles to Ahadyside to attend the far
mers' picnic. They report fine time.
Mrs. A. j. Nance, of Albion, visited
her mother. Mrs. Z. M. Coffin, and other
friends In this vicinity last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. A. Bowen entertained
their daughter, Mrs. Austin Townsend,
and family, from Litchfield, last week.
Mrs. L. e. Carmichael, of Tecumseb
spent last week with her mother and
friends here. Her son, Master Don, ac-
companied her home.
Burnett & Co. have a new furnace
Marshall make, to heat their house and
store.
Emory Caskey and wife, of Adams
called on Mrs. III. K. Huff last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Barker, of North
Adams, spent Thursday with Mrs. III. f.
Huff.
Grove Youngs has gone to Fayette, o.,
to visit his son and family.
VIM. Porter and wife will soon move
to Ludington. We regret their moving
and shall miss them. They have lived
here good many years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Sutton will visit
her niece and family to-day and to.mor-
row near the town house, east Of Pitts
ford
Dorr Phillips and wife entertained
friends from abroad last week.
Patriotic services will be held In the
M. T.. church tomorrow. The church
will be appropriately decorated and the
sermon and songs will be suited to the
occasion.
/ am requested by the vice-presideni
OF the Hillsdale County Monument As
sociation for Jefferson township to give
the following notice: The soldiers, sail.
ors and citizens of the township Of JEFF
ferson are hereby notified that there
will be meeting held at the store OF
Dorr Phillips, in the village of Osseo
Tuesday, August %, at 8 p, m, for the
purpose of organizing an auxiliary
branch of the Hillsdale County Monu-
ment Association. All persons interested
in the project Of erecting a monument
to commemorate the heroic deeds of our
soldiers who died in defense of the prin-
ciples of our common country are cor
daily invited to be present.
AUG. 22.-Mrs. Ida Whitbeck died at
her mothers home here Sunday morning
Dell Jones, of Huntington, Ind, was
called here by the illness of his sister,
Mrs. Whitbeck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Holden, of Hillsdale,
Sundayed with her brother, Justine Wat
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Button visited
friends near Bird lake last week.
b. A. Bowen celebrated his 72d birth
day. His sister from Jonesville and
other friends spent a happy day with
him.
Maud Payne, of Coldwater, visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 8. F. Green, here
recently.
Cards are out announcing the birth OF
daughter In the home of Mr.. and Mrs
II. ID. Seymour, of North Harvey, III.
We congratulate the happy couple. 1t
will be remembered that Mrs. Seymour
was formerly Nellie Bowen, of this VIC
Unity.
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OENTER ADAMS.

AUGUST 20.-The ladies' aid society
will meet at the home of Mrs. frankie
Wilson next Saturday afternoon. All
are invited: Ice cream will be served
from until o'clock.
Mrs. Lucas has returned home after
visiting her daughter in Ohio for few
weeks.
Abe Williams and wife, VIM. Gray and
wife, Mrs. Gregory and daughter and
Miss May Chapel spent very pleasant
day In Lansing yesterday.
Quite number from this vicinity at.
tended the picnic at Baw Beese park
Wednesday.
The sound of the threshing machine Is
heard again In this vicinity.
Miss Alice Gray Is entertaining her
cousin, Miss Wade, from Weston.
Edith Caskey spent the forepart of the
week In Hillsdale.
John Payne had the misfortune to
have his house burn down yesterday
morning. Charley Hewitt was living in
II.
Mr.. and Mrs, Burse entertained COM
pany from Quincy and Union City over
Sunday.
Mrs. Effiie McBain, from North Adams,
Is keeping house for her father, Mr..
lockwood, while her mother is visiting
in Lansing for couple of weeks.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1898-08-23
HUXIE.

AUGUST 20-Prof Chio's travelling
show has been giving entertainments
here this week.
Mrs. Kelso, of Locust, Is visiting
friends here for few days.
Mrs. Huldah Irish and grand-daugh-
ter spent Saturday night and Sunday in
Liberty.
James Converse and wife, OF Weber
vile, and r. j, Williams and wife, of
Jefferson, spent Monday night and Tues
day at Charles Chapman's.
Shepherd Bellamy, Of Hillsdale. Is the
guest of his niece, Mrs George Lee.
Mrs. Flutslle Thompson, of Hanover,
is spending few days with her parents,
ID. W. Hoxie and wife.
NJ. G.. Crsw, wife and daughter, of
North Adams, spent portion of this
week with relatives here.
Mrs. Flora Oxbrough, of Jerome, was
pleasant caller at Mrs. Huldah Irish's
yesterday.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1898-08-23
The TOUR OF Mr.. BRYAN
His Views Gained From a Pal
ace Car Window.
AT VARIANCE WITH THE FACTS

He Was Extravagantly Entertained by
Mexican Government Officials, and He
Returned the Favor by an Extravagant
Misrepresentation of the Conditions.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-25

unb tbeiGtpeiien 3eritDrung Der Seimitdtttn
biefer 8iirger aud nod Menf6enleben 81
@runbe gegdngen! Mit ben leBten Strd6>
len Der unterge6enben Some am Wettttpo9
Nfenb battle ii9 auglei9 Elm beftiger Sturm
er6o6en, Der BON Minute gu Min1te an Ses
malt sunabm. 8l0bli9, gegen 18 u9r,
Seiqte Ii9 i'm Weiten Der Stabt cine I9tpar3e
Sdule, Die BON 8ielen geieben unb 5uert fur
ben Qualm zines Seuers ge6alten tpuros.
OieIel6e fam jebo9 nit groBem 9etOie Der
Stabt naber unb rielbt ben Interchangeable ten
@emiit6ern tpuroe es tlar, buB bieie fi9 NIT
grDbter @ei9pinbigteit i'm &reife bre9enoe
2uftIGule elm Gptlou lei, Der MIR @erbsrbsa
unb 1ngliif auf ieiner 8abn berbreiten
trnne. @iele flu9teten ii9 in bic 8eGet,
nG6renb Nnbere fret gele9ene 9ldB aufiu4z
ten. Ser Wirbelturm 3og iiber ben nOroz
li9en She'll Der Stabt unb na4 uno na4
bari fummte bds aii9enOe Suuien unb 8ranz
fen; bagegen %0ffneten ft4 jeBt bic S4leniea
beg 6immels unb Elm ~itarter Regen, bermiI6t
nit 9agel, fGoB trOmenb bernieOer." Sn
Nntigo purben 3 perfonen getOotet uno uber
so f9per perlebt. Der am @i9ent9um dnz
qeri6tete S4oben belGuft it4 anf $4,000.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-25

mere &reu8er folen bur3 gr0Bere eriebt fperz
ben, unO Der &reu5er 5netter 8ldfie,
r@ret6ufa", befinbet ft3 bereits auf Dem
Wege, Inn ben 8reu3er britter &laiTs rScaz
rus" ub3ul0ie EN-. SIM Siiben, in @oquimbO,
iOG bus @6Iu6tf4iff nSron 9ufe" I~tutiO>
nirt tperber. Sn Slottentreiien 1T man an
gsmein Der 4nit3t, baB @n9lanb i'm 8e9riff
itebt, i'm Pacific ettpas gu tbun, mas bic Welt
in @ritnunen feben tpirb, ober dbsr, baB e5
bic Nbii6t bat, ii9 uuf Greignife poraubez
reiten, bic BON anberen 9roBmd9ten eeplant
tperben.
Sie Shines" be5ei9net bas pom pariier
vSigaro" beoei9nete @eri9t, baB Elm anglo
fran50fImer 8ertrug in 8e3ug ouf bic melt
ofrifanii6en Mirren unter5ei@net lei, ais
rerfrii6t, Iagt iebo4, baB Elm Tol&er @ertrae
feiner NbI9lieBung entgegen 9ebe unb bdB
RE Nnguben bes n6iguro" O9ne 3peiTel aus
slaubpiiroi9en 9ueaen ftummea.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-25

mar nit ben 6erbprragenoten Mit9lieocrn
beg 6ouIe pf 2orbs an9efiiGt. Inter ben dn@
nefenben 0iplomaten befanben ft4 audi Der
umeritanii3e 8oti9ufter, Sberit Sobn 9dD,
unb bic iGnlmtIi9en Mitglieber ieines 5taz
Beg. Nuhbem bus @ebst geipro9sn 'rur.
partete bus 9aus f4peigenb cine 8iertels
itunbe lang auf 8alfour, unb uls ii4 berIel5e
BON ieinem Sibe elbob, entblOBten ale In=
pefenben tbre 6Gupter.
Sn Der @ibung bes 1~tnterbauTes
tpuren bic meiiten Mitslieber gu @bren bea
6inf9eiOens @labftone's in f9nar3em Nns
5uge er19ieneu. MGe 9alerien tporen nit
3uI9auern befebt. 9as 9aus fonftituirte
fI9 uls @eiammtausI9uB, I'M Die &ebe an
Die 8Dnigin gu erpdgen, in pel4er bic 8eiz
1eBung Der iterblihen l1e6erreite DEG ~beritpr>
benen 9taatsmannes in Der Wefminterz
abtei in 8orT4lag ge6ra4t tpurOe. 8ulfour,
Der 6iibrer Der 8egierungspartei, ma frog
feiner llnpdBli4teit i'm StanOe, ben Nntrag
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-25

getuuft iinb, feien fdGeunigit uusssriitet
poroen unb Die i'm 9ufen liegenoen &riegsz
I8iffe bdtten Bropiant unb Munition all
8orb genommen. Der 8upitdr lit ii6er>
5eugt, baB CUR 3eit, tpo er in Guoi5 mar,
Die fpanii4e &egierung entf9:eosn bic Nbz
ii9t bate, nit biefer 6lotte ameritunii9e
4ii1enltdbte am nDrbli9en atldntiI9sn
Ocean, Defenders Bolton, un5ugreifen. Ser
ipanii9e BObel, iugte Der 8apitGn, lei uuf's
@DdIte 9egen @ngldnber unb Nmerifdner erz
bittert, uno feline Matrplsn bdtten ii9 besz
bdl6 ni9t getraut, an 2anb GIT ge6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-25

boroz9iftrift beFanb, oGs Dafiel6e BON ben
@inge6orenen, Die tpegen Der !6it!eriteuer
cine &ebe1iOn ange5etteIt battsn, erTirmt
purbe. Sang entfebIi9e 8ortommnife perz
ben in ben poftnu4rtatsn Jsmeloet. 9rei
Sage lang bauerte bas 8lutoergieBen in Der
S:abt, tpd6reno Die @in9e6orsnen init Der
NieberusBelung Der @inipobnsr uno Der 3erz
it0rung BON oeren @igent6um 6eT9dfti9t
ipGren. Sin goot nit elmer Nn3a6[ Matro@
fen BON eiltem brittI9en &riegsI9iTfe err
rei9te bas Mifiionsbuus 9erabs our redlten
s3eit, INN SRI. Muler gu rettsn. Cine anz
aa1l @ingeborsrer, bic in fdeubli9Tter Deiis
mi: benz 8lute friiberer Spfsr beiubelt tpa=
rem, batten bic MiIiion btreits umsin9elt,
ais bic Matroien auf benz S9auplaBe erz
f9ienen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-25

poftnudri9ten, bic aus Sreetofpn, Der
5auptitobt Der britif9en &oIonie S:erra Sc.
one, Weitaftita, in 2Onoon eingstroffen finb,
brtngen @inoelbeiten iiber bic Hettung Der
omeritanif9en Miifiondrin SRI. Muler, bic
Ii4 alsin in benz Miiipns9auls int S1ere
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-25

wv ODTH gNT'
Die 2obreben auf @Gubftone biGbeten in Der
@iBnng bes ltnterbduics ON Sreitag cine
gei4i4tli4 benttpiirOige Gpifpbe. SO
tparen me6r MitgIieOer i'm @uuis psr@
fdmmelt, als BEL Der @eGegenbeit, mo- 9Gab@
ftone fel6t bic Some Gule 8iG ein6re9!e.
Iae Sibe tparen 6eiebt, fogar auF BEN Stl;~
fen bes @iBes bes Spre4ers itanben 8fupz
pen bon MitglieOern unb bic Beers @u1srp"
The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1898-06-11
MARRIED.

CovERLY- SHELLMAN-Att the residence of the
brides parents, eight miles east OF Flagstaff
on June ). 1895. Mr.. Alfred Coverly and Miss
Oria Dell Shellm IN. Rev. c. p. Wilson. oifi,i-
ating.
The groom is well known resi-
resident of Flagstaff and valued en-
ploye of the Arizona Lumber and Tim
Der Company. The bride is recently
from California. The newly welded
pair were given reception at their
home in Milton Monday night.
The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1898-06-11

Thursday night elected the following
officers for the ensuing term: J. r.
Treat, Nj. w.: T. A. Rickel. f.: A. A..
DuttOn. o.: &. A. Bush, &C. NJ. Fun.
ston. recorder: G. p. Wilson. financier:
j. a. Wilson. receiver: Clark Hit,
}. W.: John Chrisholm. O. w.
+. Echenique. who for many years
has been herding large bands of sheep
up the Otay, is now shipping them to
Arizona, where he has rented lands in
the vicinity of Flagstaff The sheep
numbering 1900 are shipped from San
Diego in twenty double-decked cars,
the cost of shipment being about 81 300.
-Otay Cal. Press.
DR.. ID. J. Brannen has secured the
services of a tirst-class pharmacist in
the person of Mr.. J. +. Ruffin, re-
Gently of indianapolis. Ind. Mr.. Ruff
fin is "a skilled pharmacist and is regis
tered as such in three states of the
union. Besides being well versed in
his calling, Mr.. Ruflin is a pleasant and
agreeable gentleman to do business
with.
The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1898-06-11
An Unfair Advantage.

There is one thing I'm afraid you
don't realize" said the Flagstaff STRAIT
eyist's friend as they stood before the
bulletin board. "YOu are taking an
unfair advantage of the government"
II wouldn't do such thing
Not intentionally Of course. But