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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-03-30
HOLM AN s
PADS
CURE "a THE Only
simply TRUE
Absorption.l 4 o. J Antidote.
TRADE MApr

Holman'e Ague, Liver and stom aas2n
LIVER and STOMACH TROU'
BLES. Price $780, -:
chron i cases Price $500. W "
cases Of Enlarged Spleen and
uryielding Liver and Stomach
troubles. Price $500.
HOlnlanss Infants Pad-For ailments OF
infants and children. Price $3.50
HO1man's Renal Pad-For Kidney and
Bidder. Complaints. Price $500:
Holman,s Uterine Pad-For Female
troubles. Price $500.
Holman's AbsOrptiye Medicina1 BODY
Plaster-The hest plaster made
porous on rubber basis: Price 25c:
Ho1nan's AbsOrptiye Medicinal Foot
Observation-Disclosures andslug
gish circulation. Price per pair Csc.
Absorption Salt-Medicated Foot Baths
For Colds, DISTINCTIONS and
all cases where foot bath is
needed. Per half III. package, Csc.
For sale by oil druggists-or sent by mail,
postpaid, on receipt OF price. The Absorption
Silt is not "mailable % and must be sent l,y
Express at purchasers expense.
The success of HOlman's Pads has in
epired 1mitators who offer Pads similar in
FORM and DOOR to the TRUE HoLMAN's saying,
"They are the same. &C." Beware Of all
BOGUS Pads, only gotten up to sell on the repu-
tation of the genuine.
See that each Pad bears the green PRIVATE
REVENUE STAMP OF the Holman Pad Company
with above Trademark.
II afflicted with chronic ailments send con-
else description OF symptoms, which will re-
ceive prompt and careful attention.
DR. HoLMAN's advice is free. Full treatise
sent free on application. Address,
II. .. Box 2,11e) SO William Street, New York.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-03-30
CULINARY GEMS.
JULIENNE SOUP.

To make this soup cut carrot, turnip
and celery root into neat bits or pretty
shapes and fry them thoroughly in but
ter, partly boiling them first if old and
tough. Add them to some clear soup
Just before serving.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-03-30
TURNIPS IN GRAVY.

Slice boiled turnips and put them,
with two ounces of butter, into stew
pan, shaking it round till they are
Drowned. Season with salt, pepper, a
teaspoonful of sugar and little mace.
Pour over them quarter of a pint of
good brown gravy, and when quite hot
serve them in it.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-03-30

In Brooklin, Mass, man uses an old
hearse as swill-cart.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-03-30
Ay RS
SarSaparilla

For Scrofula, and all
scrofulous diseases, Erysi-
pelas, Rose, or St. Antho-
ny's Fire, Eruptions and
Eruptive diseases of the
skin, Ulcerations of the
Liver, Stomach, Kidneys.
Lungs, Pimples, Pustules.
Boils. Blotches. Tumors.
letter. Salt Rhe,,m. ScalI
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-03-30

THE GREAT CONNECTING Line
Between principal Northern Illinois, Wis
the New
TERMINAL POINTS:
Chicago Milwaukee Racine Oshkosh Island Cedar Rapids St.
Paul. Minneapolis oronle Mnn-sux City, 1a-Running Water
MITCHELL Flandreau Sioux Falls and Yankton, D. Z.
MODERN
IMPROVEMENTS, PERFECT PARTICULAR
QUICK time AND LOW RATES..
S. nERRIh '" vAS HoRSE v GRrESTER H RAeE Agent
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-03-30

Boil two tablespoonfuls of rice, and
drain it as dry as possible Have ready
some previously cooked fish, pulled with
forks into nice small pieces, and free
from all bones and skin; add to it the
rice, and make it hot over the fire.
Just before serving beat up two eggs and
stir into the rice and fish. Add a little
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-20
paopAE ANN EvEHvs

The messengers Of the New Yorl; di,ricis
telegraph company delivered 1900 pSc k
aSo3 ChrmImM eve.
Foster sa nimble little follow, but bs is q
showmAS, and likes 10 b9 mentioned, au6 10
ruah in where bigger mon arc ozp6alod.--
Cincinnati EuquirNr.
A grScN of Bssien left $40 to 10 ssnuullv
expended il caring for his deg, aad ,a2t
fortunate snimal now eats trloih slsal, three
times day, and aletps ON spring bsd.
Hsulton hos y total abstinence sosiaty. uu
dor no auspices Of tho Catholic church
some ot the ttfcWs Of which vera once
rather 5end Of taking sugar ir thtrB."
&v.. p. - Caster mo,7sr of tbs lrga Gan.
orat G1-,. a. OutIc5 il lyly ri She point
oteS-ip q. r-r uoN.t ig Msnroa. Michigan.
Sa4 s1 aevar recovered irSm tho shock Of
lba Dr., stAsrsOu.
Thu WagainEtsp correspondent Of tho Civ
ciE7pV Nt9uirrI lsYs: General GARFIELD has
no nere to do with the myehineticns OF
Hayes AID Evar,s against Ooukling than has
the Kbodiye Of Egypt
It ID understood that the prolident will in
February appoint Private Secretary Rogers
| to b recorder OF doads Of tho district OF 90
lGnSia. Tho place is worth between Sc 200
ant $4,000 per year, HUd Is now held by
Geeoral George Sheridan, Of LsuiSana.
Mrs. General Lander, tho famous actress
retired from the stage, has just returned To
har homo in Warrington from M Sxtsndad
tour in Europe. She brought ono Of hor
SOFAS home with her; tho ether is pursuing
bi' dramatic and literary education at ttt
Dresden conservatory, where he will prosa.
bly, rCnain for year.
General Grant il reported to he vsry
aseplY Interested ia the .ubioc. Of an ntsr-
oocsnie canal by the Nicarusuan rsuls, and
az article dictated by him discussing tho I'd,
vantage that would Scsrue to tko Unitsd
States lrem tho construction Of canal nm
der American suspices and subject TO Amer
lean control will appear ia tho North Amer.
icAN Review for February.
The new associate justice Woods ia forty.
five years Of age, quick and nervous in biz
movements, very Gctive and alert, with keen
shrewd owes that lack through at slaRes
Jusuee Woods has q charming famIy--ar
elegant wife, son OF twenty-five or Their,
aeeu's and On exceedingly graceful AID as.
aomplishsi daughter--Misa Florence. Thu
family have long baen leaders of society il
Atlanta, and will ba welcomed as an tcaui
i sitont " sae national capital,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-20
CITY BREvVEIES.

The weather has moderated, though it is
SIN like winter.
Wyott Lee charged with tho tseh Of n
bull, was tried in the dit,rct neugi yesterday
sid cleared.
la Justice Edwards court yoltsrday Mar,
lin FNloy Has 8Rod So Sad cos. fer inlUlging
IN profanity.
John Stroud pleaded guilty TO an ag-
grged assault in the cougty court Yesterday,
aud was gGed $50 sud sost.
Tho damsEo SUIT Of McGnl j. Ellis va.
Adams & LRousrd for $4,000 damages 10
On trial in the us. circuit court.
Judge Aldndge, Of the distric, court,
granted Anna Wilson divorce yesterday
from herhuGbaad, CHARLES Wilson.
Mathew Bass was arrested by Deputy
sheriff LOWS yeatoriay on 3 capa Issued on
an indictment found by the grand isry.
cSariug him With the .hett Of hogs, uegaye
SoDd.
Agents OF the different lines Of railroads
leading 10 this city say that the report that
lrsiyb, on beer had been raised is erroneous.
10 Is The same over the respective Inca va
| heretofore.
The funeral of Henry Dent, who died
tgiiGy morning at the residence Of Captsin
j. a, Work,of consumption, took place yc,
to-day IL wal s, lie was very popular
young m,u. S2o their axe May friends who
inouru him,
Marshal Merton lsf, yesterday with q
number OF lsbor7rS ON the Dallas & Wich.
tia rlilwly with the object ia view Of soour.
| ing wood FOR ina unfortunate poor Of ,ba
city. Superintendent Grove, We uadpr.
! stand, kindly volunteered several cara nud gi
engine for the purpose free of charge.
Past Grand Chancellor L. P. Aurspaupb
has received information from Grand keooor
OF Records and Seal, Collins, OF the order az
hniehu OF PythiaS, that second rate hall
fare hiss been secured on the railroads 20
Dcnison and return, to attend the meeting of
the grand lodge, which couvenes in that CITY
on the 18th instant. Tickets will DO on sale
from the 10Th to the 18th.
A HERALD reporter saw tho ether dev n
spy of tho Spirit OF tho Times pris.sd in
July, 1860, nearly tweuty-one years 400,
Mr.. Marx has 10, having preserved it Mn
this time Il e'uteiea fell account of tho
Herman and Sgysrs pyzo lghS, with potures
81 .he mon IA tie rilg and has pictures Of
al the noted priao fighters oC the world, with
short biographical sketches The typogra-
phy of ,ho paper looks Singular bo,ide The
issues OF the same paper OF tits day.
IL tho legislature will take of the onerous
exacHons now imposed, lager beer will bo
manufactured in every considerable town In
IeAai' as N atortumo was, and hundreds of
thousands Of dollars Kept at homo which now
80 abroad Tho people will drink The beer
eil the same, no matter where made, so tom
| perauce men have no ground to object. Let
tho beer 90 free. 1t will encourage Ina
growth Of barley, which reaches perfection
IN Texas, and is the only known mode of
supplandng adullered whisky with a some
! wsa. harmless beverage.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-20

Tao lo's bytho Gre Of Friday hight ut lha
higbast estimation will not exceed $4,000.
The following 10 a li,l ri the occupants and ia
what companies they wero injured, al o.
them being represented by Alor,r3 Hereford
81 kerlJot
NJ. S. Lacy, damago to wall or buila-
irE wbithis insured ia Commercial Union
Cor 81 GOO.
Mrs j. Loeb, notion stool; total losG; in
gurod in ST. Nicholas insursaes company Gy
$3.50
a, Li3or hui. and notion store; total less;
Insured in tho ST. Nicbolss for $3.50.
x. a, Horden, gun store, Ammunition,
tools and stock; total loss insured ia Lou.
siana Confidence insurance comgsny for
81 coo.
", G Ph0las qua store, stock, ammuni-
zion. o.e: insured in louisiana Contsezas
Tor $500, and Commercial Union Tor $3.50.
A crowd has been on tho grounds looking
.arm-ugy and Loaf Gr.iclga among tho d.
btis.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-20
LHTTER FaoM AUSTIN
GoMs.posdence on the Iierald.

Correspondence OF the lisrald.
AuIT1N, Jan. -, 1881.
The legislative session opened yesterday q,
70 o'closk. Down to tonight bath heun,
have bssn sccupiad exclusively ia the busi
ness of organization. This morning the sen.
ate flashed It's part Of this work before mid
day, aud the htuio completed itu portion by
supper time. Tomorrow morning tho out
going governor will send in hi' message, il
accordance with the suggestion Of the tw,
branches of the Legislature. I send you
copy by mail for yeu 70 publish and to CON
nsnt on as may seem proper. In few day
he will iran,mt his message as from tn
governor.olect and wherein he will dean
j, views aad policy ~ " ths fa,are. y
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-20
a Cnrtridae I'm IEis Pino.

Some miscbiayous urchin got hold otthe
pipe OF Mr.. Board, tho station house
Keeper last evening, and placed cartridge
in it. He filed it up with tho weed, and was
walking down Main street, when the missile
oxplo ed, bursting The pipe into atoms, and
filling his eye. with ashes. HIS sstollsh-
men! was immense, and no fell his face sew
oraI tines before be could convince himself
that ue wasnoJ shot.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-20

Dr. Kings Srrmlilic Remedy is guarnn
Iced to cure 5phnis in the primary. soooa-
ooIy sud tertiary stages, and in 81, los varied
and complicated Rorms and will cure the
worst eases Of vencral diseases, cases which
have resisted the treatment Of The most emil
uent physicians Of America. j, cure. The
frat stage end heals tho Jlcgr3in Aw days,
j. cure, ulcers in tho mouth, nose, throat,
bead arms, and logs; also, hard pains in aha
bones and joints, syQhijiic rheumatism, cle.
in 6 abort time Price, $500 p,r packsga
Csn. everywhere by express, A. t7aoJjaa oa
sexual dis22so1 FREQ. Soal sasicd for two
stamps DIR. j. Dmsbagr, 3i5 North 7.b s.rse,,
ST. Louis, Mo. Cures guaranteed or money
r5iandad ID, DjnsbrDr maks3 chronic dis
eases specially, lfyoa srl afflicted with
no no matter what call OF what.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-20

SEC . week In your own town. Ter,os aud
Portland, Maine, ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-20

The track is now laid 10 Abilene, Taylor
county, 1872 miloi west Of Dallas. elevation
LOO feet above sea level at Galveston, and
the grading is flashed 10 tho Colorsio rive.
262 miles west OF Dmlss, sad contractors art
grading on tho a!aleI plain SO miles farther
waot, while arrangements have been mace to
commence grading %. III Paso and work east
towards tho Guadalupe mountains.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-20

Arumor gained broad currency on the
streets yesterday afternoon thst crazy wo-
mau, tho wife Of man by the name of
Mcdonald, an employee of tho Todd Touring
mills, had alacsyorol 10 drown her litll9
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-20

H r /
slOiIues OF inc lU'oIe' Nneh Young depot
grounds and right-ol-Way there may be
rripiad eo inorganic matter on the ticket
I'M. a., r.,.,-,,lt -
Nv, w i'''.'01O ~ , 49, -''''' - ,;,-.p en-
Ih3 rlYairy between me Ml1'ouri racine
and Gule Colorado ~ Santa Fe for the
,erfitgrv sufl,h of Fort Worth continues.
,r.. .-....,, ,,.,n :, En-, ,ou,l,,.,.l b,,
AN' ''''>'H'' Won - '"' i,o' u "U'' i'''
roI eeen sel''eI ye9, DIV. " ols9H'ch from
h"R2es Guy says; III IS pndlefatoou acre
among leading Ini'r"'G men IhaI Hllhlh q
toN days lne cruo' FA'roSd war when mas
oe'A iNs'as s'Nyg9 Ve.ooor 10 l9oV' VIII
como 10 an end Committees Seloe'eu among
the general passenger Aud uctol agents re-
presenting we various easLer9 mes center
nag q! ll5 Missouri riYef hhNo been quIe.Ig u.
WORK WthIn tha past TWO Nee" 10 p9fI9ct
ARA Eomehls Tor closing tno "'r "ni uaPIaa
means 10 prevent fmiIaf occurrences IN ~
lure hveFJ'a nas no" pe, II sot'iOd SAILS
lao"THJ w. WI E"'''os 10 i9tefes'; al" DIV;
lhe approval OF me presidents ana seaefs'
i3"HAsefs Oh eNeh me me ONS's OF INC aet-
Aen'sng is poor o' ".l passenger D"',uee5s
ron missouri r,.o' P4iua's, 'oco
~ h'hs"a wy, LoHYon WORTH clemson a9 VI
st. DOE ga gus" from h'' poiN'5 west OF Ibo
tiVefi IhG.uaiLS an pus'4Gs' pa1"esh INe
LiYaf ana lho IAe'Ie '''st ANnsN' colorado
texas, NeV"n", Wyoming 5FL'yFy ana
O"'''"foi"' o.a. vi 1l9 DnlCaSo business
proper Hhu through o'''Ne's VIA GNlc9Sa,
yno " @o"'A' ~ A,1'. a. IIG'u5 lWh'nlI
~ ~ ~, Joe, aug tIN Nh'C"so' hoNl, la'NGH 4"
IHe'nI l,h" @'5 P,t cent e"g1' SIo I"'
Ch'''@' &" r''o,l oV pe,, e'.y,i OIL III. NU' 'aC'
a., 90, ana Vis 0I, LOUIS mo- aAla'0't' L.tiuU'
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parties 70 gus a6r'.sa'eos snAH Ds e''iJsA
among WI tha mes i"lotgsse' III tbN same
iE40 W lAo poor PIo5ctiDe' 'of Ihe DIVISION
Oh lu'afe business INA Vn"l 'he Passsa$2.
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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-24
TFfon Tas.d.y bsiiy.f


AlirNaerud.s~AS Nut,rA fronsBaLl
lion Yesterday vSht ven by his nom
ing's train.
VIM. Mitchell and wife Of Hunting
ton, departed this morning on their
return home.
The weather to-day has been COM
poratively pleasant; the mercury rising
only to s5 degrees. T
R. Il. Conner and A. Wilson Of Fort
Halleck arrived in town by private con-
veyance this evening.
The pleasant breeze Of this morning
had risen to q dust distributing gale at
a o'clock this evening.
Mrs. Dell Wilson. who came down
from Tuscarora by stage last evening,
departed westward by the train this
morning.
Jake wertBimer came up i.om the
west Sunday night, and went to Tusca-
rora. yesterday. Jake returned by
stage this evening.
Counterfeit two-and-a-half gold
pieces are In circulation. Look out
for them. It's too high a denomination
to endauger printing Offices.
The new hosting works on the Nav
njo mine are now ready for action. work
being resumed to-day, The pill starts
up Tomorrow Thisis deei lediy quick
work and looks like business.
John Williams came in from Willow
Creek last evening after a new wagon
he had purchased to serve on his trip
TO Montana. He expects to set out
with a band OF his horses, in o few
days.
A car load Of general merchandise
arrived here from the west this mor1
ing. Some 7.O0O pounds was received
by Warner K Co for shipment to Tus.
carora, The balance Being for merchants
Of this place.
Oliver Rifles fourteen-horse team
with a train of four wagons loaded with
t~hirty--;1 sa!es o. wool averaging Cos
pounds each, arrived here from divers
ranch, late Saturday evening. The wool
was loaded on the cars the following
day. aud by Il. Reiuhar; Co, yesterday,
shipped to S. Koshlin & Co., at San
Francisco.
w. Hall, who went out with a load u
supplies TO Island Mountain, returned
last evening. bringing us n letter from
l.. C. Currie, who is alternating up
the e for the benefit of impaired health
1t will afford his many friends here
pleasure to learn that he is increasing
his avoirdupois at the rate or sixteen
ounces per day. with still more encour
aging prospects ahead. The slaughter
OF fish and fowl Is now becoming too
tame an amusement, aud a raid into
the Businesses OF deer aud bear, is in
preparation. A bals of bruin pelts and
lion hides for distribution among the
young mans bosom friends may be con
ddeuily looked for about the first Of the
month.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-24
Z AND A NEWS.
IFrom Saturdays D4ily.l


scArlst fever has made it, appeAIADes
at TuSearors.
W. T. Smith was reported q impror-
ing yesterday.
d. L. Hooteu Of Mound valley, Is in
town for supplies.
Regular meeting OF Odd Fellows at
their Hall tonight.
II. Il. Webb is in town from Tusca-
rorA for a day or two.
D. II. Haskell returned westward by
the train this morning.
G. c. Morrison was the only passen.
ger by stage this evening.
H. L. Byrne arrived from Duck val
ley by blackboard, last evening.
Dudley Sale is enlsrging the Office Of
Warner & Co. in the freight depot.
Johnny Smith. u brother Of Mrs.
Fred Wilson. who had been very low
for some time past died in Tuscarora,
yesterday.
Ell. Barton is down from Spruemont
on business. He states that he is mon.
arch OF pretty much all he surveys out
in that neck Of timber, just now.
Rev. J.. ID. Beard will preach at the
Church to. morrow morning at II o'clock.
Sunday School at 1890; evening ser
vice Mt 8. All are cordially invited.
Flemmer, who escaped from the
Battle Mountain Jail and was captured
by the Tuscarora officers, broke out Of
the lock up ut that place. and is again
among The daisies.
Warner & Co. to-day loaded Dorsey
Bros team with i6.0OO pounds OF gen.
cral merchandise for Tuscarorny How
ell & Lish's teams were loaded with
$4,000 pounds OF merchandise aud n
car load Of lumber for the same locality.
Hubs team will also load II car load Of
lumber for Triton " Brown.
]. W. brown aud family, including
three men with wagons. passed through
here to-day for Iuyo county, Cal.
They left Snake river. near Eagle Rock,
Idaho. about four weeks ago
but put in tho last two in hay
ing on the river above here. The party
are oid'timc COastrrs. and are merely
pushing back to the western slope of
the Sierras again.
A car load Of supplies for the Duck
Valley Reservation, forwarded by the
Department, arrived here from the East
his morning. They consist OF furni-
ture for school house, cooking utensils,
stoves aud other kitchen furniture, iron
b~edsteads, etc. A teacher for tho
school. u cook aud IA seamstress are to
arrive from the Ens, to ill positions At
the reservation in the course OF a few
weeks. IL is understood that the pres.
ent style OF dress worn by the dusky
mHidens has become obsolete at tue
recognized ccnters OF fashion, and the
futute habilaments Of the fe linine
wards Of the mutton, at least, are to be
constructed i'll accordance with the
latest approved Partisan modes.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-24
tFfon Monday D.iiy.l
nAlnAwuaAa.


The Jarret Mahan water test case Is
still pending In the District Court
Miss Hattie Pearson came up from
winne@ueca ON . visit to friends here.
Warner & Co. received from the west
to-day, a car load Of general merchan-
disc.
VIM. Mitchell and wife Of Hunting
ton valley are stopping at the Depot
Hotel.
Col. J. b. Moore stopped ossr here.
yesterday. on his way homo rom San
Francisco. He is hearty as usual.
George Mcintosh was up from Carlin
again yesterday. The air and water Of
poker fat did always seem to be partie-
u,arly adapted to Georges organism:
Mrs. I. d. Page Of Eureka. is down
here on q visit to her mother. Mrs.
Tucker. She will not probably return
home before the expiration Of six
weeks. r-r!G-
Mrs. James Davis. who during the
past two months has been making the
tour OF the Golden State, returned in
excellent health 10 her eIpectant family
aud friends, by the train last evening.
The Tnmes-RerieO says the Grand
Prize shaft is going down at the rate
OF a foot and q half a day; but in a few
days. when further arrangements are
completed. twice that depth will be
made In twenty four hours. .sr.sI
The equine family OF Sheriff Fitch
was increased yesterday by the addition
of II thoroughbred feminine colt. 1t
seemed TO US that the symmetry OF the
beast "a not sufficiently striking to
excite an uuwonted degree of. enthusi-
asm; but Bon says that. unlike the ig-
noble csyuse. thoroughbred horses are
like the thoroughbred human - the
older they grow the better and more
beautiful they become. BE this as it
may. the embryo flyer will be a sumner.
With Ben's full blooded ''Priuter" as
dam. and Jack Gilmer's $4,000 Grey
Eddy as sire, there's nothing in blood
If the young miss don't prove to be a
wind splitter.