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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-07-26

# you feel duh drowsy, debnitated have fire.
quent headache mouth tastes bad, poor appetite,
tongue coated you are suffering from torpid
liver, or "biliousnesS" Nothing win cure You SO
speedily and permanently as Dr, Pierce'S Golden
Medical Discovery" BY all druggists
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-07-26

Secretary Of War Lincoln, with hio
wife and children, arrived at Atlant
City, n. j.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-07-26

spaAnts cruises, stiff joints, burns, scalds and
rheumatism are relieved by Uncle Sans Nerve
and Boie Liniment- sold by all Druggists
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-07-26

Princess Louise will send several
oil and water color paintings to the
Boston Foreign Exhibition next Oc-
tOber.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-07-26

Essex CorNry, VA-Air james r. Mcon clerk
says: n have used Browns Iron Btters AND
found il valuable for the purposes which 4
claims
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-07-26
YYDTSH rs 'ilKyxlsIs d

The only known specific for Eplleptc ftts, VI
Also for spasms aud Failing sickness Nervous
Weakness It instantly relieves and cures. Cleansea
blood and qulckens sluggish circulation. Neutra
llsea germs OF disease and saves sickness. Cures
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-07-26

Editor Elan, the wounded Rich
mond duelist, was able to return to
his home last Friday,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-07-26

Stuart Robson, the actor, has re
turned from abroad,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-07-26

go Diamond DyesTwil color anything any
colur, aud never fail The easiest aud best way
To economic. 10 cents. at all druggists r,..,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-07-26

Senator Pendieton. of Ohio, i
troubled with hay fever
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-07-26

Elk Empress Eugene is building "A
$40, 600 church at Marlborough,
Eng, in memory of her son.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-07-26

Hse'Men often mistake notoriety for fame,
but they never mistake kldneyWo for any
qtack medicine kidney-Wort is universally re-
cognized as a standard remedy for all diseases of
the liver bowels and kidneys
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-07-26

An economical man win keep the leather OF his
hlruess soft and pliable, which preserves il from
Cracking and ripping, He always uses UNCLE
SANS HARNESS OIL. Sold by all Harness
Makers,
"MoTuKG SWANS WORK SYRUP, for feyerishness,
restessneSs, worms, constipation. IaSteless. 23c.
Headache, constipation, liver complaint bill
iousuess are cured by that mild cleansing remedy
which never produces pain. ElLERTS DAY.
LIGHT LIVER PILLS only p cents, Sold by
Druggists,
TROUGH on RATS" Clears out rats mice, dies
reaches, bed-hugs. ants, Yermin, chpmunks. l5c
RESTLESS, fretftll CRYING children Are suffering,
and aeed for their relief DIR WiNCHELIS
TEETHING SYRUP, which is used not only for
all disorders OF teething infants but cures
coughs, colds Group, sore throat, collie and cramps
of older children aud should be- kept In every
house fer emergencies Try It; only - ctS Sold
by all druggists,
SKINNY MEN. Wells Health Remover" re-
store, hesth aud yigor, cures dyspepsia Impotence
SL0u.
Worms cause peevlshnesSs, fevers. commissions
aud frequently death. A pleasant, safe and Ger
tain remedy is DIR. JACQUES GERMAN WORN
CAKES Sold hV druggists
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-07-26

.BICUI.PAIBA.| 9aiek. e9m1ets cure. a
aflfi9glax siIaeg aa1 rf1syy iass sA.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-07-26

good medicinal tonic with real merit, is
BroNns Iron Btters.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-07-26

CHARLES Dudley Warmer Is writing
letters from Virginia to the Hartford
Courant.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-07-26

"MoruKR SWANS woRg SYRUP" for feyerishness
restessness worms, constipation. Iastelcss. pc.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-07-26

TROUGH OK RATS" Clears out rats. mice dies
reaches, bed-hugs. ants yermln. chipmunks, Ec,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-07-26

SKINNY MEN. "Wers Health Remover" re
stores health aud Sigor, cures dyspepsia impotence
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-05-25
A NORMAL AND BUSINESS
INSTITUTE

Has been arranged to be held at
Perry, commencing July IS and con-
tinuing six weeks. 1t will be con-
Quoted under the management of
Prof. +. M. Harding, of Valparaiso,
Prof. G.. r. Brandt, of Byron, and
Supt. ]. G.. Monroe, of Perry School.
1t will embrace courses in all the
studies essential to success in teach
ing. 1t is just the instruction need
ed TO fit one to become first class
teacher. But this is not all, it has
been SO arranged that any person
and especially any young man can
get that practical knowledge of busi-
ness ways and methods which is the
first stepping stone to a successful
life.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-05-25

WIS. Fertile, The humorist and
ventriloquist, will give his entertain
ment of fun, subject, "Funny Peo.
ple," at Salisbury Hall tonight, (Fri-
day. Admission only 10 cts. No
reserved seats.
The Port Huron Tribune says,
"His rendition of "The Puzzled
Dutchman," was alone worth the
price OF admission.
And a great multitude, heavily
laden, departed thence and went out
of the city, and the people Of Owosso
wist not how it was, but Grahame &
Haskell knew it was a great con.
course of people that had been al
their store to buy groceries. Selah,
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-05-25
COURT NOTES.

4
Smith, for resisting an officer, and
convicted by jury of the offense, the
Court sentenced the respondent to
the county Jail for eight months.
In the forgery case Of the People
vs.. Marion E. Denison, convicted by
jury, the Court sentenced the re-
spondent to the state prison for the
term of four years.
In the case OF the People VS.. Ros-
well c. Sharp for forging and selling
mortgage, the jury found the re-
spondent guilty and the Court sent
him state prison for seven years. A.
r. Mcbride for the people: Hugh
McCurdy for the respondent This
case goes TO the Supreme Court.
In the horse stealing case of the
People VS.. Frank Dayton, the jury
said the respondent was guilty, and
the judge thought it would require
his time for three years a, Ionia, to
settle the matter with equity. A. K.
Mcbride for the people; who con
Quoted the defence, we did not
learn.
In the appeal case of Christian
Killian VS.. Josepha Litchheld,
judgment of SII9 IS and costs TO be
taxed was entered. Cook & Daboll
for plaintiff, S. f. Smith ard ]. W.
Turner for the defendant.
In the appeal case of Homer i.
Dunning VS.. Charles II. Calkins, the
jury found for the plaintiff in the
sum of S8o.93 and costs to be taxed.
Mcbride & Miner for plaintiff /;
Hugh McCurdy for defendant.
In the railway suit of Wesley Hits,
administrator of the estate of George
Jones, deceased, VS.. the Chicago,
Grand Trunk Railway Company, the
jury failed TO agree and were dis
charged, and the case continued to
next term. Mcbride & Miner for
plaintiff; E. w. Meddaugh for the
defendants.
In the Imparlence case of Emma
J. Mcdowell VS.. Jenny Murry, a
judgment of $S75 and costs was en-
tered. Mcbride and Miner for
plaintiff.
In the attachment and garnish
ment case of Franklin Sheldon VS.
Edwin Sheldon ct. al. as garnishee
defendants, a judgment against Shell
don for S765.4o and costs was en-
tered, and against the First National
Bank of Corunna as garnishee de-
fen,iant of $Io2.a3. Mcbride x Mi
ner for plaintiff; Frank H. Watson
for defendants.
In the case of William A. Wood
ard and Henry Woodard VS.. Alexan-
der Johnson as surety for some one
who was in his employ, the verdict
was no cause of action. S. f. Smith
for plaintiffs f. r. Hutchins for de-
fendent.
In the appeal case of Joseph L.
Morris VS.. Isaac B. Ellsworth,
judgment for the plaintiff of SI37.87,
and costs to be taxed was entered.
McKircher & Bush and Hugh Nc
Curdy for plaintiff; Lyon & Kilpat-
rick for defendant.
In the divorce case Of Carrie H.
Cossleman VS.. John Cossleman, de-
cree of divorce was granted. Turner
& Turner for complainant Willard
]. Turner for defendant.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-05-25
WHOLE NO. 200
DAKOTA LETTER.

The following letter has been
handed us for publication, and we
think will interest our readers:
JAMESTOWN, DAKOTA, May 10, 'S3.
DEAR SIR II suppose you have
seen Scott and he has given Dakota
"down the banks" Well now, Fred,
person is very foolish toget their
ideas up too high, if they do they will
surely be disappointed.
Dakota is so much different from
Michigan, and things are not as they
are east. A person who comes out
here must not expect to see the dol
lars come running in without exer-
tion. He will have to put forth
reasonable exertion the same in Da-
kota as in any other country. Well
now, if person comes TO Dakota, he
must have some object in view with
out he comes to see the country,
and right here let me say if a young
man has the money to spare he can
60 to no place where he can see more
truly great wonders than in taking
trip up into Dakota Territory.
Now, Fred, am speaking bust
ness. If 4 young man comes out to
Dakota he must have some object in
in view, he must have some fixed
purpose. There are many young
men that come out here that have
not the slightest idea of what they
will do. He must have some plan of
business laid out and go right at it.
If young man goes west to work by
the day or month he had better stay
east and not come at all.
l mean this, if young man can
only work for some one else he may
as we'll work east as to come west al
though he can get better wages here.
Just as was writing, a contractor
came in and inquired if there we:e
any carpenters who would work on
the new $40, 900 Court House he
would give s. per day. A man can
get board for from S. to 81 perweek,
but it will cost considerable for a
man TO come west and it costs him
more TO live here, but if young
man comes out here that has got
sand and push, lie can make money.
He can get good land by going back
from the railroad, Il mean Govern
ment land,) or he can buy as good
land as the sun shines upon for from
81 to $40 per acre. My land is
about IL miles from any railroad
now, but will be near a railroad from
the south. am about Is miles
south east of Jamestown. Jamestown
is on the N. p. r. r., and has ,,ooc
inhabitants. 1t is good solid town
and has the wealth. We have had
fine weather for the last two weeks
Farmers are through seeding ant
Oh such piles of grain as is sown
Dalrymple, one Of the heaviest farm
ers there is in the T. Y, has soweC
thirty thousand acres this spring
There are quite number who hav'
from 500 to 1000 acres.
Dakota is a. fine country. Th
soil is rich, deep black loan from II
inches to 3 feet deep. They hav
no wood scarcely and plenty of wine
and there is no doubt but that the
have very cold winters. What
have seen Of Dakota l like. well
To say that northern Dakota is III
hunters paradise but feebly exp,esse
it. There are ducks and geese, ante
lope and deer till you. can't rest
prairie chickens by the thousand.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-05-25

Of which we have large variety, and invite ALL and
pecially ladies' to call and them in operation Order
your home trial. guarantee it to do much
work and quick the Best Wood SOae made Sale.
Do throw away your money Oil Stove that will only
do half of your work. and that the lghtes half but get
Vapor Stove and ao aM We have also bought Stock
of the welknown PETER A. VOLT
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-05-25

A life size chrome of the long,
lank and lean-given to every pur-
chaser of SI.oo worth of goods at
Grahame & Haskill's, better than
screen door to keep out fys.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-05-25
THE STATIONARY ENGINEERS
ORGANIZATION.

There is a National organization
of stationary engineers that seems to
be doing a good work, and on the
9Th inst, there was held meeting Of
the stationary engineers of Owosso
to organize branch under the juris
diction of the National organization.
Quite number of the engineers Of
the city attended the meeting and
temporary organization was perfected
by the election of the following Of
ficers, viz:
Chief, Charles Byerly.
Vice Chief, VIM. X. Smith.
Sec,y, Andrew Jackson.
Treas, Charles Henderson.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-05-25
GRAND DISPLAY :!
Barnum'S Greatest Show on Earth
COMPARED
FR E E TO ALL f!
TO THE LADIES':

You are cordially invited to call at Wednes
day, May 80 to examine the most elegant display of En-
broidery work shown, executed upon machine OF
produced by hand We boldly assert will exhibit two OF
the beautiful Embroidered Curtains that this
city They three and half yards long; is Of lace
the other cloth and silk plush We will have Lace Pillow
Shans embroidered in Satin Applique, Table Scarf, Sofa
Pillows &C., &c These samples have all been produced upon
the White Sewing Machine with embroderng attachment
and will surprise to how elegantly your homes may
be decorated by yourself by of the machine Every yea
brings something new and the absorbing idea nowadays
beauty homes. Be and 1t will surprise
interest and benefit you. This exhibition oiU last for
aoeek Wednesday, and you will
again Thursday and bring your friends with you.
Yours Truly.
, 1883-06-23
Death af squire narer.

We regret 70 chronicle the death Of one OF
our ollest and best pioneers, Mr. DAVID
Harar, better known as Squire Harer. For
naHy months past he has be'n II III had health
aui two days before ms death he was at
tucked with pneumonia, which ended fatal
iy On Saturday night He was born in Law
renee 90. Arhansas, in 1919, and IN 1913
married Sarah Stanjifer, who survives him.
lie came - the Willamette valley in 1852,
and to Walls Waill in 1862. Hcwas sue
Cr,sful stock man and lcfJ 4 good fortune
and much property behind him. He was
universally respected and liked by the com
uuIity FOR his integrity and kindness Of
heart HIS LGrisi, which took Place near
the Old Ford on the Walla Wails river On
Sunday was largely attended. lie leaves
two s9ns aud one daughter to moara his
loss.
, 1883-06-23
4 Happy Occasion and u Surprised Major.

On saturday evening last, Major L. r
Ryes. OF this city WIS the happy rr ;ipient
Of i wcll-doseryed compliment, and one that
he has well earned by his uniform fairness,
integrity, good-fellowship and hospitality.
SatUrIpy vas his 5Oth birthday, and to do
him honor vas the wish Of his friends so,
by little strategy he was detained at the
store hey Ond his usual time Of returning tohIs
ig'es and y,.Ea'-s, and time was thus given
t. enable them to assemble at his residence
"unbeknownst" As it were. When our gen.
t!sman stepped in, music, dancing, cards
and other games were III full blast and none
so surprised as our host at the unwarraRta-
BE invasion OF his premises. He was imme-
d.atcly surrounded ly his congratulatIng
friends, who poured in br0adside after
brOadside OF good wishes for many similar
anniversaries Fun and frolic reignei su
prcme until supper WAS served, when the
Hon. Thos. II. BFents steppe'i forward, and
IN a neat speech. pres ssnted the happy gen
tlcIaan with handsOme gold headed cane
BEARING The inscription: "R. T. Kees, from
his employees on his JOth birthday, June 10.
1888 At later hoHs the party broke uP.
, 1883-06-23
" hlni>.

The Holmes Comedy Company Is alver
fused for next Saturday evening, At the Opera
House, in the llp.hable comic opera of
"Whms. We take the following from tho
Nf1a.lrri Of June 81, regarding the rendition
IN Portland: ''Th:. members of the company
are. Individually. natural artists. Raymond
Holmes, the young comedian, Is an easy ac-
tor. ard has eccrntricity down TO fine art.
T.. F. Baekus IS especially adapted for an
with admirable taithfuluoss. Miss Andrews,
as the oil maid with curls, who wants TO 60
OH the stage in short dresses. makes palpa-
ble hit. L. Il. Be.srave, the dashIng young
man on the stage, or of, can hardly be sur
passed IN the profession. HIS ''EomeOn is
fascinating. His tenor voice is also engaging
IL solos or chcras. Eulus Love represents
IL ovcrgrovn gjh who would like to act,
with original rleveness. Miss Sophia Long
wood is 4 vivacious actress, and throws her
whole soul into her song or sketch. Her
statue act Is simply beautiful. Hiss Ala
Wallaue and Hiss Carol Grouse have both
drawn more applause than the rest, because
Of their specialtics. Miss Wallace is hand
some young actress in form and feature, and
Is possessed of beautiful contralto voice,
which Is full OF music She has established
her reputation among theatre gOers. Miss
Grouse is 4 lively little body, AMI in her
soags aud dances, receives long and loud ap-
plaas.-. The company goes 10 the Sound
monday, and the people over there can look
Tor a season Of rare enjoyment
, 1883-06-23
State Government.

The Ysaktou Pres and I1totdio"
prints quite an elaborate ar.icls written
BY General Hagh j. Campbell, United
States atlone, for Dakota, Ii shIoh he
makes q strong and very plausible arsu-
men. ia favor % tie oouIse proposed 20
De taken in southern Dakota, in organ
izing state government without waiting
y asking ior permisgve action on the
part Of congress. The main points oi ELe
article are as follows
"Snce the thirteen original states eS-
ablIshel the Union, thirteen other states
have. il Is said, made themselves without
anv enabling act ot congress The states
ars Vermont. Kentucky, Tennessee,
Maine. Michigan, Arkansas, FaEi5a,
Iowa. Wisconsin, California, ksnsls,
oregon aud Neya5a. BE ALLEGES ,hal II
Is the Fundamental law Of the hand ,hat
all power Is inherent il tbe people and ii
is their iuaiIeua5ls night to alter, reform
W abolish their government as they THINK
proper. Re argues further that the peo-
nls of Dakota have a specific night TO self
government and admission as a state y
virtue Of he treaty of esssicn by France
to ths Ja5,ed States, o5 The province a.
y .-.-..,.., IS ,rIrrr E.Eat9 gas y Ess,. rt
, 1883-06-23
A HoEE sDIsTEy.
The Naiia haIia rait Tax King Company
--fae srsinEiEs OF an sEincn>e En-
ierprisr


Passing IS modest looking brown build
inc on Sixth street, opposite the eJur; house
. shoyt t:..o siace, our oliac,ories we're sal
lted by a smell which fUrcibly reminded Us
o; our Younger iam-eating days, and seeing
4 doos landing iuvitiagly open We entered.
The first agat that struck Us was a large
table On wtlsh was Piled hu=,ireds OF pounds
II delicious straw berrics. around which were
atoat ia clean aal neat looking We
mon and -ir.a busy picking them over. Ga
q bench IN 0n0 her room were two OF three
.orLmsn tusly employed IN soldering cans
OF preserves afd table fruit which was piled
up il ten alongside tEcul.
Nr. Bob,rts, one Of The company, then
took as in hand and ye-y courteopsly piloted
Us tAroua! tine building and jireesed our at
taEt,on to large, bright, SHINING copper
E'isi wi5h luscious Strawberries last being
Transformed ipto preserves. On the side are
l-,e vats f,Jcl up with steam power and
g.gabie Of holding 500 caAs each. In an
O-Aer room are troUghs Tor wishing cans,
e.-.. Lys'Gs salso ; IN fact all tie boiling and
olsamng 5pPIltus are supplied with steam
tiytu.s. TIP stairs are mn employed IN
mauaia .unug cans. and the ra,,idity with
ubieb ttcy .Ura tbe,a out Is truly a,tonisl-
.ag. Tae only Hoahi, experienced by the
-,aupsuy IS tlat they cannot procure tjunsrs
enough 10 keep Them going and are put to
ai. manner VI shifts IL consequence. The
foreman informed Is that he laa easily put
mp Scgy cans par day II the cans could be
supplied, bat t. seems almost impossible to
lp.a.re them :n tais upper country.
Tais company well deserves the patronage
of our people for thsy are dong yeouan
work in supplying wc.k TO the industrious
and la utilizing frait which but f.. their en-
t..prise wouil be- wasted and allowed 70 rot
la .ur gardens
Tacy ere n5w and have been paying five
cents per pound for strawberries aal one
6ay this week garslas q over 1899 pounds,
brought all ihe way from Milton, aud on
the morning ot ogr visit purchased LOCO
r.gaHs from WaTa Wala gardens. There
-rru.w ten women anJ ss.-Is and seven rueu
.mpfryeJ n errj vls.s with capacity tor
svaat, hands when oc-a.i,.. demands. This
Is -r iasaat IT, lazr,v and deserves noUrish-
, 1883-06-23
snake River Notes.
SCake river has about attained Its highest
mark for the year. The water tel four
inches yesterday.

SCake river has about attained Its highest
mark for the year The water tel four
inches yesterday.
Several new grain warehouses are being
erected at different points on Saake Tor the
Accommodation oi tbs years crop. kt-reast
two new grain chu.es VAL be built ,Iis sum
nler % connect the warehouses with the a.
bic lands At suitable points.
GAM { Moc.ye ale sbippir : large guam
titivs Of bacon and lard from the Palcasc
landing atMa-wai.Vai, to Portland hy every
steamer.
8ae hundred men ars constantly rmployed
IN the quarr;es At Granite Point, blasting ami
heWia4 rex Tor the AIusw.gth bridge.
Atoat SIX thoa-a:d ,oas 1t r-,5 have s-,l.
shipped this summer
Under existing arrangements al tray,! Ia,
to lay over all night AZ Alncta. AMI the
carsas oi travellers are. not Only load but
deep III o0nsoeu nee.
Cram can be shipped ,rom a4y warehouse
on Saake river 70 Portland one dollar per
ton cheaper than 1t en- he shipped from any
rai'r'al point north OF Aiuswortn. The
pressn. rat, winch went into ,ilecl June /,
Is, from Sic Iiyer, s. pr ibu; from ,hr rail-
road, : per ron.
\ vast amount Of wool lhc pFollet d Tie
preseut seasons sheep ciip, Is ryiag saiPp,d
from A!nsota aud Lewiston.
Everybody on Snake river contcmPlAl,s
removing 10 Lewiston in the winter, in orie.
10 give their families the benefit Of the tine
educational facilities afforded them hy 81 The
city where the waters meet.
, 1883-06-23
Erot.crk 4 60.

Having Just received new sceuery, back
grounds, boat and other accessories, and
using excessively the instantaneous process
IL connection with the Lightning shutter, We
are now producing Photographic work super
icr 70 aay heretofore male BY US, and will
guarantee 20 make photographs equal to the
very best made On the coast. Oar photos
Of children cannot be excelled By any one.
No tintypes Or cheap Iohn work done by Us;
none bat such work as is produced by all
iirsi-class galleries in the United States, and
It is our aim ani ambition % equal it here.
Call and see our new styles. BrOdeck
Co., Main street, next to S.ahi's Opera
H1ase. dlGf
, 1883-06-23
Eureka Hat.

As Eureka Flat becomes settled It dyv,l,
ops its resources in a most unmistakablc
manner. When settlers first went on il, it
vas said that water could not he obtained
and nos, when water Is to he found =; Z
depth OF from ten to iorty feet, the de;ractors
are at their wits end TO know what to say.
But facts before talk is our motto, and
when We see siXty-s,N heals of fine, wen dc
veloped grain from that sectIcn, As Mr. II.
II. Batcock exhibited on the street to-day,
we are inclined to think that the settlers
there are long headed men and know Just
what they are about. It's estimated that
Tins section OF WalIa WalIa county alone.
the coming harvest viii come 20 the front
with g,GeO bushels for shipment
, 1883-06-23
settling che Earbcd Wire Ea,iuc->.

\ pel:al to the Pioneer Prs, under date
Ds MoiEes, Iowa, June lib, says that an
or4er Llo@ ANS; thc patent monopoly was
struck by the FeIe.al Court At St Louis TO
iay. The iowa hlfhei wire cases, involving
tie validity OF the G!dd,u and Kelly pat
cnts, owned by Waanlura & Mocu. were de-
el4rei vo.i. THis decision is ia harmony
vi.h the recent decision Of the l.iye vel
c1scs in TINS csts, and It works another
epoch IL the oyerthGcS Of two Of the most
outrageous corporations ever fastened upon
ia, farmers %. tu- West. Ghe last decision
i5 more Ia reaching IN rs results, AID Is
even Of more importance than the drive well
The H,wc NEiH be read by millions OF farm
crs and dealers with special pieas-re.