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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-05-10
MEMORIAL DAY.
General Orders Issued by Department
Commander Free for its Observance.

General Orders Issued by Department
Commander Free for its Observance.
Maj. Thos. S. Free commander of the
department of Dakota, Grand Army of
the Republic, has issued the following
general orders:
/. In accordance with the rules and
regulations, and in compliance with
general ordes from national headquar-
ters, Wednesday, the 30th day of May,
will be observed aS memorial day.
9. Comrades. this day has been estab-
lished to preserve the memories of those
who fought in defence of national unity.
3. The commander earnestly requests
the observance Of this day, with proper
exercises by all posts and comrades
within this department: also uniting
in Il cordial and heartfelt welcome to all
surviving soldiers and sailors who have
not joined our order, to associate with us
in the observance of the day.
4. All flags hoisted on memorial day
should be at half-mast.
5. TO the loyal women of our homes,
to the ministers Of our churches, civic
societies, municipal officers, and other
associations, the principals and teachers
of our schools, together with the children
and youth of our territory, and to
all whose hearts are warmed by the
memories of the past, Il most cordial in
vitation is extended to have them unite
with us in honoring our loyal dead.
g. Each year that passes by lengthens
the roll OF those who have gone before,
The last year has taken from our ranks
some of our beloved comrades, and ere
long others will perform the duties now
enjoined upon us. Let us then devote
one day to the memery of our fallen
heroes, and with their friends strew
their graves with the flowers of spring.
Yankton Press: The Chicago and
Northwestern railway company have
donated lots ut theneW town of Hurley
in Turner bounty, to the Right Rev
Bishop Marty for the building of a
Catholic church. The members of that
denomination intend starting immedi.
ately to build a foundation upon which
will be erected u neat frame edifice COX
35 feet to be veneered with brick and
to cost not less than $4,000. The man.
agement and superintendent of the
work will be entrusted to the Rev
Father Shcehan, the active and Jealous
pastor.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-05-10

1ASHcn plRRcrony.
BAsTNr CHURcH-Rev. d. b. Mead, pastor.
SeeStccs In school house every Sunday ut ii A.
N. Sunday school at Il III. Prayer meeting
every Thursday evening at s p. IN. Young pc0-
fie's prayer meeting Sunday evening at 8 p. m.
n. Z. CHuRCH-Swan Lake-Rev. Win. Gray,
pastor. Services every two weeks, ut II :. IN
Sunday school ut II M
PRHsnYTKnrAN CHURpH-Swan 1.ake-isev, ]
y. Currens, pastor, Services every tvs weeks,
at II a. m. Sunday school 1t u al
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-30

the state was reduced 81 1000 last
year, leaving balance of Texas
bonds outstanding. and held
mainly by Texas schools and insti-
buttons Of learning, of S4,000,000 five
per cents. The States taxable wealth
has grown from $3.50, 000, 900 in 1877 To
$4,000, 900 in 1882. The free school
fund Will soon he $685. 800. More
than million dollars were dispensed
last year among free schools attended
by 10000 pupils. a white and col
ored normal school provide home
made teachers. The University has
oRe million acres of choicest land. It's
main binding at Austin is
now being erected, and it,,
with its branches now awaits the
intelligent recognition of the legisla-
ture in such liberal action rs will
meet the public demand for its ade-
quate endowment and speedy organic
alton. IL should be added there is en-
grated in the constitution of Texas u
provision enabling poor man to I'M
vest 81, 900 in real property. aud max
ing it his homestead: il can not be
mortgaged or sold for debt, and only
conveyed absolutely by the joint deed
of man and wife. Paris North Texan.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-30

(which | paid and settled my taxes,
bought this bacon, flour and
groceries and this fence wire, and
you have all the money / had left. y
Drive on, damn you, and that
quick was the reply of the bandit,
which instruction Cooper quickly fol-
lowed. Reaching Handley, Mr.
Cooper told Mr.. Ferguson
of the affair, when that
gentleman mounted horse and
started after the robhcr, When Syca.
more was reached a negro told Mr..
Ferguson Il man answering the de
scription of the robber had passed
shortly before. A little farther on,
Ferguson met w. Z. Thomas, Rowin
Tucker and Jake Riggle who were after
tramps. The officers nj once started in
pursuit, but the game could not be
caught.
Officer Rigglc informed reporter
Inst night that the robber was un-
doubtedly in the the city. The
wagon yards and stables were
searched for the horse he
rode, but it could not be found 1t is
supposed the bandit saw Cooper no TO
town with the cotton and waited for
his return to despoil him. About 8
o'clock yesterday morning the rob
Der was seen near the road asleep and
walked by n man coming To
Fort Worth. a good description OF the
thief Is in the possession OF thcorlcers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-30
Blackleg In Young STOCK.

Bleeding IL sometimes useful when
done nj the very beginning of the dis
ease but ii done later il viii only
hasten death. On account of the rapid
progress of this disease treatment often
proves unavailing. Purgativcs should
be administered early, The following
dose may be given 10 cattle over wear
and n half old Take an ounce each
of aloes an ! common soda, dissolve il
IN half pint of hot water, and add To
this solution an ounce OF oil of turnen-
tine; also dissolve pound of Glau-
hers salts IN quart of hot water.
Mix the two solutions together. and
drench the animal carefully and slow.
~ with the whole. 70 cattle from
| hall year 10 II year and half old,
| give half such Il dose, and a third oi
the quantity To younger ones. Civ,
| frequent salt water Injections per rec,
tum, Two or three hours after tn.
| laxative is given, administer ever,
hour half a drachm each of muriati,
aeid and nitric acid mixed in plnl
of cold water. Ii mmors have an
neared on any part of the body theN
should he scariiied deeply, and appli
cations made 10 tho parts OF n solution
of one ounce of chloride of lime 10 eacl
pint of cold water. As preventive
! remove at once all diseased stock away
of from healthy ones. Feed all youn,
stock under two years old upon spar,
diet, and place unlimited quantities o
common salt in separate trough, undeI
shelter from wet, where the animal,
can partake OF Il nj viii, and at IN,
same time provide access To pur,
| drinking water. A seton should b,
inserted in the dewlap of all stock un
der two years old, taking care not I,
use the same knife and seton needl,
indiscriminately 10 diseased an,
healthy ones, whereby the disease MAY
be spread by incubation. 1t may b,
stated that there Is no certain cure FOL
this disease which runs its course yer,
quickly, and generally ends fatally il
from twelve hours 10 two or thre,
days. Keeping young stock in to,
algh condition Is fruitful cause o
this malady. -chicGgo breeders Ga
| sctto.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-30
A number Of interesting local items
are crowded out by the governors adj
dress, but will be news tomorrow.
WE CAN KILL HIM!
A Leaky Desperate Tells Enough to Put
Officers on the Alert.
A Dark and Deep Laid Scheme to Rob
the Ell Paso.
-
The Warm Reception Provided for the
Gang.

Ii was nearly Il o'clock Saturday
night when seven men were engaged
i'm n low conversation in the back part
OF the Local Option saloon. 'f'wo of
the men were tolerably we'll dressed
and appeared TO be the leaders of the
gang, the other five were hard looking
customers. Gus Rintlcman was
suspicious. He got as near
the men as he could when
they saw him they stopped
talking. In a few minutes friend Of
one of the five came in, his friend
spoke 10 him. He got into the true In
wardness of the affair. The eighth
man was honest, and when he had an
opportunity he told Rinteman what
was up. Twelve o'clock came, and the
men left. when the doors of tho
saloon were closed. Gus hurried to
the telephone and rang furlously,
give me the city halln The bell
rang, the city hall and Local Option
were connected. Is Sam Farmer
there? y. No. y Disconnected
Give me the fl Paso.n The bell
rings "ls this win FosdiclS?n "Yes. "
"Send VIII Hale down TO the Local
Option right away "All right
VIII Hale was in the third ward in
n few minutes, when he was told that
the gang OF seven desperate men who
had been talking were going TO rob
the III PaSo Hotel tbs morning; that
when Que OF thu ~ had suggested
that VIII u was awake
all night anut the men lad
said, ''By CD, y, / rob that hotel if
we have to Kill the armed So b..
Hale hurried TO hotel and told
ANtlI ust,u grn,, hu, -. 4
valuables in the 81 In Tie safe,
which fairly groan lth the load.
shortly aftorv, number
OF men dropped IN, who con
versed with the night clerk
and then walked up stairs these me,
were well armed they We're guards
A reporter of the GAZETTE about tw,
o'clock this morning went TO the hotel
and in charge ofone of the attaches o
the house went up stairs All was in
tensely quiet but when h,
turned into the hallway sew
ersl doors opened and peepin'
out of the cracks he saw pistols Of al
shapes and sizes In the hands OF mel
who know how to use them, even vii
Fosdick's good left hand held pisto
which would have sent several bullet
where they would have done the mos
good, The reporter wanted to &c
down stairs; IL looked blue. On Fourtl
street and ut the corner of Houston
were three men, they Vera armed alsc
The gang saw the situation. Severa
ounces OF lenden prevention surpasso
bushels of lamentations to-day--th
despcradoes were conquered,
The GAZETTE advises tho seven nc
TO try IL on the lsl paso
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-30
HAND IT OUT!
Another Highway Robbery on the ROa,
to Handley.
a Farmer with His senses About him.

Saturday farmer named Cooper
came 10 Fort Worth with three bales
of cotton which he sold at good
figures. After making several
purchases he started on his
way home, IL was shortly after II
O'clock when he left for the return
trip. When about five miles from the
city, In the road through the timber.
a fierce looking man jumped into the
road, levied IA siX-shooter, and said,
stop where You are or IN blow
your head OH Cooper stopped
Turn out your pockets and throw
your money In the road and all the
time that ugly looking six-shooter
pointed al Cooper's head. The
pockets were turned out and some
thing over three dollars throw into
the road. Where Is the money YOU
got for the three bales of cot
ton you took To town this
morning. Here WAS IA poser for
Cooper, for In his vest pocket snusly
rolled up was over one hundred dol
lars, which had been earned by hard
labor. After a half u seconds thought.
Cooper said II owed big grocery
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-30

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-30
RoPE,5
Computation Diary.

Simplnes the art of Reckoning and is
worth its weight In gold TO every Farmer,
Mechanic ard business man, especially those
not thoroughly versed in figures. shows At a
glance, the correct answer to nearly 10000
business examples In all kind of GRAIN,
stock. Hay, Coal, Cotton, Merchandise, IN
TEHFST, Wages Measurements OF Lumber
Logs, Cistcrns, Thinks, Granarics, WAGON
beds, Corncrlbs, Cordwoo1 HAY, Lands.
Carpenters, Plasterers, Bricklayers work
etc. IL Also Teaches entirely New, easy and
lions, which even u child can comprehend
II liz neatly printed and bound in pocket.
book form, and Is q ready and Lightning Cal
cniat9r, Stiicatc slate. Memorandum. per.
petual Calendar, and pocket-book combined
al Tor the price OF common diary In SINH
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-30
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-30

J. GRIFFITH, Pro
Fresh oysters, etc, just opened on,
hers street next 10 the opera house.
Dining Han with every provision az
10 a hrst-class restaurant. PRfron'
specially solicited. Cleburne, Texas
l-Il-lm.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-30

In Texas there are $500 miles in
length of railway lines growing two
miles'daily. Taxation is 30 cents on
each 500. There are 81 ,2S0, 900 Ia the
state treasury, State bonds are worth
40 percent premium, and the debt OF
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-30
RoEP'@
Computation Diary.

Emhodies everything in Figures that il
Practical and adapted 10 the wants OF Far.
mers, Mechanics and Business men; and by
lnsenlous ana original systems, makes the
ART or computation easy and simple, even for
child. ltgiVes the correct answer 10 near.
~ lW,oW business examples OF almost every
eonseiNable KIND, and iswnrth Its weight in
Eold 10 every person not thoroughly Versed
IN the science of rumbors. In selling grain
ofany Kind, Il will tell how many bushels
and pounds are IN the load and how much.it
VIII como to, without making a single caicil-
iatlon; IN IKE manner, IT. shows the value
or cattle hogs, hay, coal, cotton, wool but.
TOR, eggs, and all kinds OF merchandise. In
computing interest and wages, II has no
equal, either In easy methods or convenient
tables ushows, AT glance, the accurate
measurements OF all kinds OF lumber. loes
Sisterns, tanks, barrels, granaries, wagon
beds, corncrlbs, eordwood. hay, lands. and
carpenters, plasterers' and bricklayers
NOR W., s.e' u, however, not only tells results
practical RULES and methods for rapid
vommercial calculations, which will prove
nrsniS ii,'eIesting TO every SUDDEN, OF this
great and nseful science. IL is neatly prt l.
Ell ON me tinted paper, elegantly bsnnd in
po3ketbook form, and accompanied by a
silicatc SLATE, Memorandum. pocket for pa
pers end perpetual Calendar, showing ths
day OF the week FOR any date in the nth, 18th.
18th, aud soth centuries. II win be to every
ones one Interest indeed; TO examine this useful
hhu convenient work before buying new
memorandum, as II sayes not only time ard
leosr, ent often dollars and cents as well,
ana wtthal costs no more than an Ordinary
dairy In simler binding.
Prices OF Dsierent Styles OF Binding /:
70. J. Eng Cloth, plain, with msmor.
No. J, Eng, Cloth, with slate. poek., %
dap, and memorandum .......... -s
No. Z, Fun Leather, with slate, pocket
dap, aud memoranda ui -. IN
So.s 4. Full Morocco with slate. pocket
nap and memorandum ' Of
No. S, Full Russia with slate pockst
hap and memorandum .......... "A
Q. ., ful! Russia with slate, pocket,
nap and memorandum. ........,.l.. "a,
We, Y ana nave renewable diaries.
sssipt % price. i-ls'tf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-30
w. G.. II. q.

The w. G.. T. u. will hold their reg
ular meetings every Tuesday at 3
O'Clock p. M, at the reading room over
Max Elser's old stand. All the ladies
are urgently requested TO attend and
aid us in our work.
MRS. j. II. JENNINGS,
Nj RS. "A. A. JOHNSON, Prest
lift Sec'y.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-30

run for saturdays market Elutied pens 81
lowey sales scattering; prime teaa2s good,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-30

For tickets, baggage checks, ar any infoy
NATION as 10 rates and routes. apply Ia any
- H.. -. -. ~ y - W.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-30

little XOiiistu- --,--- .--~ s--1 -fs-H
I.cimen OF manhood.
hay they live together hap
Decorah-posten., 1883-07-04

Oct pil betale li9 al tlgbe line Hauo.
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3s5. .. 6nsbrrtien.
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benne oe ON Sonoagene ital prGoite /
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boeoe her / Spen, men lenere flptteoe
til minneapolis, er reilt / ct Sele9 TIL
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leoets Ranb finOes biitoriite Data.
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borrerne, nil uGre npbpenoiat foruo at
tref1e nermere gsitemmeIier ON, buor
o'sle maa aniees ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
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TN NfanS fra Siuestofte msbte puo
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%borrer, lom ban sierne piIbe af meb
oa ban fOrsiaDes buube isst 9fiatnino
for Otsle bells i 9aarup Commune
bOOr ban borte biemme, Os bells Sun.
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fet at mobtase here. Oa SIoenbor.
rerne laaleoes pare inbiamIebe ! on
anoen Commune, uiIbe 6~attisuelenet 10
ute mOotuse bisie, Os BEN itatteIs
Ufano, Der baooe Ofret mesen Sib poo
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9Ols ban lite piIoe betule benz, ba at
rplte Dem al | bans @aarb.-Sm bon
bar fulst Raaoet, Der for aelten ifre
par oaarli9t, uibes lite.
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Dcforab o9 0nlc9n.
Nnnrfrtsn
Zen 3oie Suli 1888.

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ten / StCg,rs Sau, pGr ocspQrre, ri
meIiguiS paa @runb at BET Dorrne SER,
life iau 9Obt beiost, iOm oeu forticHte.
6an er pirfeli9 n Runitner, lite blot
pau &ioliuen, men o9iaa paa andre
Snitumenter, ielp iaa ub~etpOeltge iom
en- Slit Bibe, O9 nan nlGrter let, at
ben 8IinOes table Spn li9eiom bar
siort 0ret oobbelt itarpt og tint Iiges
~ouerior oen Muiiteus @erben, buori ban
Ieper. 6r. 6eiue bar taget fat Sos
pal / 8ecorub, os ri mad li9e, at bet
er en- iarOeIss 8inoing for en- Sp, bpor
allereoe for NtuiitsS onbieu sr b%etpoelig
ubpitlet. Trof. 9eine blu unoeritots
tet al gpsns bsoite muiitaIite Nmates
rer Os amatriier, Der iOm iGouanI,9
boitebe i~Ortjent 8ifaIo, % life mtrolt
p~aaifienneoe man ben unge, bItnbt
@rnlt 9Silletts TioIin, bet ulptteIigC
Barn, Der for uo9le aar iioen al in
Srooer ft / 2lniigtet en- 6a99el yaO.
ming, iom Tor lteoie berouebe BAN Sp.
net. 81 baaber, at 9r. 6eine mar
gientuser Goncerten, Os ri bar al @runi
til at tro, at ban oa nil iuu ct talrt
9ere Seio9.
Decorah-posten., 1883-07-04
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Gn Sfrinemnifine nnfn,

Gn Sfripemaifine, opfumoet af ben
loenlte SelesraftOmmisier Sob Runauiit
rOrepiIes / benne Glib paa gstebOros
9aanopGrfssos Observation-Disclosures. bppr
Den ttItratter fig mesen Opmartiom.
1so. Weeo noscn 0peIie fan buemioms
bellt puu fort Sib Iare fig ueo SieIp
al oenne Wfaitine at feite fine Confer
paa Sap'ret minoif OObbeIt iau burtiat.
lom bette meo alminbelie Saanbifrift
laoer zig sicre. Repnte Sfripemolfine
e9ner zig o9iaa f~OrtrGfieIist for Stem,
ltrtuntn9 o9 Iisnenbe, besuben bar BEN
Oct 6ortrin iremIor andre MaIfiuer !
larnme Hetnin9, at llnberIaaet for
Strtften er iaulebes pIaceret, at BEN
StrlpenOe itrar fan ie Reiultatet al fit
Irbeibe.
Decorah-posten., 1883-07-04

Gn Siernejast. (NteOb. ct. amtst. }
S%uenbien 3uebten er en- SjOrs
neitptte al ierlte Stang ionsoa9s ltlso
ban i'm l5oe giprn. U2eb en- ubmRrs
tst 9tiHe (ui gssiemuger Sariens |
0rommen) Oro9 ban Snsoa9s 6ors
miboas no ira lit 6jem for at ie paa
ocnue Siern, buis GiIiteOeUGreIie par
bam melot, og fort efter, 3 Util oppe
/ ganbet ira Spiefjoroens Vuno, pads
traf ban Damien; temmeli9 plnoleIl9
itoo Oisie SLENDER Qniigt til an'l9t,
Bjorueu meo 6orbenene oppe poa en-
Sten. Stpttens 6u9Ie 9it IND | ben
enc Sibe al gieruens 0als og berorte
1preis 6ierte o9 SnouOIOe Samlen
mmIeOe uunot ct Bar @an9e, o9 laa
par ben bob. ltu li9ger ben Oms
borb paa 8ampifibet "Gioar," buis
6uptein Iaber iorarbeibe en- 6Gsie til
Den Tor iaften at aiienbe ben til 6uu.
- Oct er en- al De itsrite gierns, Der
bar pRrst JET, en- 6anbiSru.
Gu anoeu Samic er Jet pna iamme
Ront, iom osune iGroeoes, og M er
Aslas uos Tor o9ioo at giore BET al
meo ben.
Decorah-posten., 1883-07-04

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