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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-02-07
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The Housewife.


elm cinbeimii6es Sournal fir ben ames
rifai1il1en 9ausbalt, ipir6 auf elm Sabr
frei an ie6e Dame berfanbt, Die auf ein=
NAL bic Namen unb Mbreiien BON 10
ber6eiratbetenD Damen ber9ausbdlterin=
men neblt "a @enis in 2 Gent Stamps
fir porto einf6idt. IS 1T bas bette
5amilienblatt in ben Ser. Staaten,
llno biefe 9fferte tpir6 nur gemabt, I'm
yiameit at erbalten, an tpel9e mir pros
benunlmern fenben f0itnen, benn mir
tpi1en, baB iebe Dame, bic The
Housewife liebt, barallf abonnirt.
preis 81 bas Sar. Man fenbe beute,
um bic nd6ife Summer 81 erbalten.
N0reife:
The Housewife, Rochester, N. Y.
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gferbenid)nade pirb RAID geboben unb gebeilt.
Surd) ntd)tS Bel 9elirum int 6icbcr iibertroffen
BSg geutraliiirt aranfbeitS< <aeime.
Seilt Slefen uno bartnddige 8lutidnaren.
&eini9t bas 8lut ltnD beforoert Die Circulation
@eieitigi Garbunfel unO &uSfd)lag. @@l
Scilt bollfontmeit trb permanent &aralbfis.
So, es ift elm angenebmc8 unb gcfunDes Wtitta
9cbt Gerofeln unb aoniesiibel, 3ipillingc,
Menoert iibelriedenben slt6em in geiunben.
9ertilat Galligfeit uno flart bic @eiidtSfarbe.
2ei1tcS nnb unbergleidlides 2arirmittel.
gertreibt &epfpeb iuie Der 8ino.
@nt6alt feline brafifden 8eitanbtbeile II. Opiate.
Seilt @6eumntisnus unb rottet i'm aus.
8erlei6t Dem 8lut lebensraftigc Gigeniddften.
Die Sur bon gterbensll sllnorbnung garanttrt.
8ertrauenslpertb, iuenn alle Spiate berlageii.
@rfriIdt ben @eilt unb belebt ben aOrper.
Seilt Dbspepfia, ooer baS 6eIo Surid erffattet.
@nboriirt in 8ricfeli bon iiber fiirf3i9tauienb
2citenben slersten in bcn Ser. ct. 1no @uropa.
2eitenocn @eiitliden in Den .. 81. nno@uropa.
gs lit Elm @eficger Der 8Iutfranfbeiten.
gu berfaufen bel lsitenocn 9ruesiiten. $3.50
9r. g. 81. @idmonb Miebical Co.,
@istntbImcr, ct. Sofepb, @lo.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-02-07

man faum cine Meile suridgelegt batte,
fprangen stpei bermunlmte Wdnner aus
bem @ebif6 beraus unb riefen Dem
Sreiber Salt! 5u. Ser Sheriff feuerte
fofort auf bic beiben Mdnner unb bieie
f6of1en ebenfalls. Sergeant SurnbOw
nabm einen Ser &duber aufs &orn unb
| f6oB ibn nie6er. 0ierauf liefen Die
pferoe babpn, bod ipurbett nod elite
gauge 9n5abl bon 56iiIien 5pif6en
BEN paIlagierell unb &dubern, Die Ser
lfdrfung gefunoen batten, getue9ielt.
9eiber erbieIt Der @berif @eralo 5tuei
G1iiI1e unb 1T t0btli9 bermunbet: ein
anoerer pai1agier, Go6ran oon Oallas,
tpurbe gIei6fals bertpunoet, a6er unbes
beutenb. Cine partie Mdnner bat Ii6
sur gerfolgung Der 8duber ouFgema6t.
sic trafen auf 8lutipuren, Die Ing @ez
biil9 fiibrtell unb gingen ibnen mad,
baben aber nod li0ts bon ben ytduberit
entbedt.
- Sie 2dngs Der 8abn bDn 81 Pafo
mad Der 9auptita6t Wserifo 6etrdgt
1924 Meilen.
~ N1bere WerlDte 1i0er Die Beralls
sbung 6es in ber Mdbe bonn Central =De=
pot gu Muifin gelegenelt Walfer 'f6en
5tores geben Bic geraubte 9ummle auf
$3.50 in 8aar unb $3.50 in We9ieln an.
Ser glerf &obert M. Sunt, Der in ei=
mem neben benz Storeraunt befin6liGe1
3ilnmer i1lief, tpurbe bon ben Dieben
iiberfaaen uno i'm 8ette feitgebunben,
tporauf fie Ben @elbf6ranf fprengten.
Drei Mdnner iinb als n1utbnlaBlid)e
ginbre9er berbaftet tuorben. Sic gez
bDren 1amnltlid) Dem 5teinbauer=ger=
Elm ait unb tpurben hon 9unt als bie
&duber ittbentificirt.
@egentpdrtig giebt es in ben Ser.
Gtaatet 428 5traBen@ (pferoe-) Sabn=
liitiem unb ben bieiet1 beniiben 279 Die
fog. u8obtail Cars, Die 5uerff i'm Sabre
1861 in getp Srledns eingefii9rt ipur@
ben. Die erifen 8abnen tpur6en in
Stem ODrf eingefiibrt, i'm Sabre 1881.
Sn europa begann man erff i'm Sabre
1860 nit benz 8au bon Yferbebabnen.
9ie erfe ber1elben purbe in 8irfenbeab
BET 2onbon gebaut. Oas publifum
betra1tete Die Meuerung nibt nit giin=
itigen Mugen, unb Die Babn ma6te
i9le9te @ef9dfte. GeD. 6raneis Srain
erbaute Die 2inie. So febr mar bic
6fentli9e Meinung gegen bic Pfer6e=
babnen, baB, als in 2onbDm bic erfte
2inie in Betrieb geieBt ipuroe, eill Nufz
rubr entItanb unb bic S1ienen aufge.
riiIen tpuroen. Sosar bas Barlameit
mar bagegen eingenomtnem. lln0 bor
Dem Sabre 1870 fonnte feim tDeiterer
6reibrief bon bemielben erlan9t iuerz
BEN. Sn gang gnglanb iino iebt ugars4
nod anerifanii9em Muifer eingefiibrt
tporben, bieielben baben f9liebliD i6rer
2ei6tigfeit uno Sauerbaftigfeit pesen
einen gldn3enoen Sieg iiber en9lii9es
6abrifat babongetragen. Sn Sii6ane=
rita fiibrte man bic Dferbebabneit I'm
Sabre 1866 elm; 8raiilietL gene3uela,
@bile, pera, Uruguay, gquabor, Gotta
Silica unb argentinii6e @epublid baltten
pferbebabnlinien. 9ie aalerifanii9en
Cars" tperoen iotuobl mad 9ieu See
LAMB, Nuiiralien, SABA, Snbien, Sa=
pan, Siios9lfrifa, als au9 na6 ganas
ba, Granfrei9, 8eleieu, portugal, Oeifz
reid, &nBlanb, S9neoen lln6 gfors
suegen unb gnglano berIanot.
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Sn Scr. 279 BEG n9ieuea Mliiblz
bduier Sageblati" finbet iid folgeroe
Notis: nginem Biirger 81 Msaienfelo,
@raubiinbten, ipurbe in elmer 9fa0t ellt
rei1er GinberfeJeil 6 beI9eert: i'm
6aule stpei 9ndblein, i'm 9talle apei
&dIber, brei 8 i'm mer unb brei=
aebn GerfeI." @lidli9er Bater!
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6ollft sur @rwiberunq unb nabm oani
mil ibrer 8ealeiterin lit elmer feittpdrts
lieaenben @onoel Blab, bic glei1 ba.
roilf oblfieB.
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@Iiidsfinb Bill raunte Bernardo iei.
nem aren,,6e au. DQ fdhrt fie hin,
~ oelalelbeu Sanipfer,. allf Dem Du bit
ileberfahrt nod Deutidlanb ma9it.
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fleinen Tahrseuq, oas iebt aus BEN
@dlotten bes ilfers In bas belle Mnnb=
Iidbt binausglitt uno in Der 5Dat Die
gPidtung mad Dem Dampfer itabnt.
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er mitaufleudten6enl Bliden. Sd bate
feline Wbnunq oabon; benn lie beutete
audi nie1t NIT elmer Gilbe auf tire Mb=
reife bin. glber Mrnolo bat Ge9t = es
III bie h6d,lie 2eit, baB id5 ailfbre9e;
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unb hdlfia abnla6eil, ober bas gelang
linn ffi6af: Deun Sic fimmtlideu 0errett
ipurben BON elmer ebenfo pl0Bli6en tpie
riihrenoen 3drtlidfeit fir ben ideibens
hel1 Treulf6 erQriffen unb fiihlten 6as
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ten 9aomente 1einer @egenmart su ers
frel,en
Woau uns ieBt ihon. trennen! rief
8er1orDo. gs iif nod cine babe
GflInbe bis aur 9lbfahrt, unb Sic f6n.
uelt foir oeuleiuidaftIid, perleben. Sd
bealeite Sid an 8or6.
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mare I s g,IIitim,ernnfmorflid1. II tpenn mir sSb=
men mint bis ann Ooll,bfer oas @eleiie
odben
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fd1ie0 ser Sf5icier. elm TorfMlag, Der
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norniaerr fpnrbe. ober Ser, beln er galt,
seiate lita nidts ipeitiger als banfbar
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d1elo. bQnn ernlier unb perbaf fi9 Su=
Iett ent5d1ieoen bic beablidtigte Beglei=
flfi1o Eirioe Der 6erren madlten be-
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es Ia er 5fenerf NIT pollen Geaeln in
6os Mbenteuer hiuein un6 gDnnt llns
u;d,t hsn nsrinaifen WutbeiI barQu.
ggir sim6 Inn ldiiia Bel oie5em Menbes=
pous auf 6en SAMPLER; benn man
tnir6 ma 6od, uid1t eiureben ipolIen,
Sok 6ieie oeueiuld,oIflid,e gbreiie cine
sufdlIioe NH n ri
gnmI .Is ,no 4, 6ie @tiru fraus. ullb feline
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ed hsnre;fe n;dt ,nie 0u basu
fon33st NM ssy ~, me n,s;me mortem III alpeifeIft
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Ga,a,es g,arns
@srfsrtiasr roo

8srfsrtigsr res
@iiteYnen aus fiinfflthfnt Stein,
Ab3ussrSbren aller @rSben,
Sale uaD @infaInn8s gteinen
iaf 5eitsnness nas 9lumsnbeete,
0srIduler poi, ensIii6em, gorllans I'm
omerifasi(hem Cement Sips uno 6aas.
gde esunieres uab aofppa- -Snass,
27,ii Can. Mntonip, EsTae.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-02-29
Hoods SarsaparIlIa.

sc|d .'s 5Sy,,,s. By A. ds1rsgst, s6y ss e sotsIe
Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-02-29

bought some cheese. and some one
else gave him cap and coat. He
found Sheriff Toap, who advised him
to take the train for Lyons where he
could get some supper and stay over
night.
His statement that Sheriff Toan
sent him to Lyons, was greatly ques-
toned by our citizens, many thinking
it too severe charge to accuse our
sheriff ofsending paupers down on us
that should be cared for at the county
expense, until the little fellow des-
cribed him SO accurately that we were
forced to admit his identity when
someone facetiously remarked that
the sheriff was reared IN this locality
and knew it was good place for
juvenile tramps.
The above is all true with the fol.
lowing notifications. There is not
and has not been any such boy as
Charles Long, in the county house.
But there is boy by the name of
Sheldon Lum, who is presumed to Oe
the boy that visited Ionia and Lyons,
as boy by that name ran away about
that time from the county house, and
wandered about few days, and was
brought back by his grandfather who
lives in the vicinity Of Fowlerville.
Ills not true that the boy was pound.
ed or otherwise maltreated at the
county house. his not true that the
county officials sent him away, but it
is truethat he had ran away once before
that and once since, and that he is q
very bad boy: 1t is true that his
father is in State Prison, but not for
shooting his mother. IT is net hue
that Mr.. Harry Storrs took mis-
mother and sister to the county house
without authority. The mother being
sick and dependent, and partially in
sane they were sent there by the Su-
pervisor of Venice. The sister has
since been provided with good
home, and the grandfather took the
mother home with him, but would
have nothing to do with this boy.
These are the simple facts in the case,
and our friends in Ionia and Lyons,
seem to have been badly sold by a
first class fraud for one of his age.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-02-29
THE BOY TRAMP.

From the Lyons Herald.-Last
Monday evening, LYONS was visited
by boy tramp claiming to hail from
the Shiawassee poor house, who was in
search Of his grandfather, who he
claimed lived five miles north of Fow-
lerville. The juvenile tramp was
taken in charge by our supervisor,
provided with board and lodging and
sent on his way to his grand parents.
The boy was closely questioned by
supervisor Jacob, and replied very
intellgiently, making no contradic
tions which gives us reason to give
his story much credit
HIS STORY.
The boy said his name was Charley
Long, that he lived in the township
of Venice, Shiawassee county and was
eleven years old. His father was put
in states prison five years ago for shoot
ing his mother, and has two years
yet to stay. His mother has three
other children; one of his brother in
the school at Coldwater, one is adop.
ted into family at Howell and a
little sister was with his mother, who
supported the two children by work
ing for man by the name OF Harry
Storrs Of Venice, Shiawassee county.
About three or four week ago Storrs
forced his mother and sister into the
poor house and took them there him.
self without the consent of the SUI
pervisor. About a week ago Storls
drove him away and told him he had
better 60 to the poor house where his
mother was. He walked to the poor
house and found his mother sick, the
results of being pounded. Hestayed
at the poor house four days, and the
Boss pounded him so he could hardly
walk, and told him that he had better
60 to his grandfather and get his
mother out. The little fellow walked
to Owosso, where, instead Of going
south as the officials evidently expect
he would, he got aboard a freight
train and went to Ionia. Here man
gave him penny with which he
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-02-29

The special committee, to whom
was referred the liquor bond of Will
lam Fuller. made the following re-
port which, on motion, was accepted
and adopted:
Owosso, Feb'v IS, '83.
To th. Hon. Mayor and Common
Council of the City of Owosso:
Your committee, to whom was re-
ferred the bond Of William Fuller,
beg leave to report that we deem the
securities insufficient and would re-
fer it back for additional security.
II. l.. LEWIS.
II. G.. TiTCoMB.
The Committee on Claims and Ac-
counts reported back accounts re-
ferred to them as above stated with
the exception of accounts of P. Ham
bury and ]. VanDusen, which re-
port was accepted and adopted
Unanimous consent was given, the
accounts allowed and orders ordered
drawn for the same. Ayes 6, Nays o.
Mr.. Copas being present, upon
leave of the Council, made some re-
marks in regard to matter of the
sewer on Washington and Main
streets.
On motion the Council adjourned.
JEROME E. TURNER,
City Clerk.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-02-29
BALLov's MONTHLY MAGAZINE for

BALLoU's MONTHLY MAGAZINE for
February contains large installment
of Mr.. William II Thorn, SIS amusing
and instructive story Of" On Land and
Sea, or California in the Years i843,
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Hunters" and the Belle of Australia :"
never wrote anything better than this
auto biography of boys life at sea,
and the funny and serious adventures
that he experienced on the passage
around Cape Horn, on his way to
California in search of hides. This
yarn is something for old and young
to read, and there is no fear of
person firing of it. The frightening of
"the doctor" (the black cook by the
French lad is lively reading. Besides
the leading story, there is clever
illustrated article on submarine di-
wing, large number of poems and
stories, amusing matters, a puzzle de-
partmenr, ladies page devoted to
fine and fancy work, comic pictures,
household matters, wonders of ma
ture, and many things which We have
not room to mention. Ballou's Mag
azlne is only $3.50 per annum, post
paid, but it is the best of its kind in
the world, as any one can judge by
sending in subscription, or only Ioc.
for sample. 1t is favorite house
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useful. For sale everywhere. Pub
lished by Thomes & Tolbert, 23
Hawley Street. Boston.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-02-29

Do you need a remedy that will
cure every kind of a humor from a
pmple or eruption to the worst Scrof-
ula ard syphiltic disoi ders, use DIR.
Guysotts Yellow Dock and Sarsapa.
rilla. Three or five bottles cure skin
disease, salt rheum or tttter. Fou
to ten bottles cure running ulcers.
scrofula and all syphilitic disorders
One to three bottles cures sores
boils, carbuncles, etc. One to two
bottles cure pimples on the face
blotches, etc. 1t is the only pefec
blood purifier that can he made f'on
thorough knowledge of drugs
Ask your druggist for it. Take nc
substitute
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-02-29

Owen, IF the American, is dec id
edly unfair in his note o. last week,
charging the editor of THE TIMES
with working against the American.
We have done nothing of the kind.
We came here to build up business
of our own by fair and manly efforts;
not to pull down somebody else, and
we have stood firmly by our work,
and let everybody else alone.
Mr.. Edwin Foster, Of North Am
herst, Ohio, made THE TINES Office
pleasant call on Thursday. The
TINES will be going to him another
year.
The TINES office was favored with
a pleasant call on Monday, from G.
G. Ensign, Esq, of Norh Platte,
Nebraska, who is spending few days
in this vicinity.
w. M. Scudder, an old friend from
Hastings, and the present engrossipg
enrolling clerk of the Michigan Sen
ate, made the editor a pleasant call
on Monday. He is confident that
Gen. Sherman ought to be noinina-
ted for President, and thinks Michi-
gan good for 10000 for the Republi-
can State ticket
Major Anderson the great railroad
solicitor, made THE TINES office
pleasant call on Tuesday morning.
He is as wide awake as ever, and is
working the route from Owosso south
to South Lyons, and authorizes us to
say that the road WILL BE BUILT from
Owosso to South Lyons, DIRECT if
the people along the route are liberal
with their subscriptions and the right
Of way, and that otherwise, it will be
built via Howell and probably Du-
rand. Ihere are several routes un
der consideration, and that the early
and liberal bird will cabbage the
worm" The road is to be built this
spring, and those who pay will win.
Lowell, Mass, Courier, edited by
the speaker Of the Mass. House of
Representatives, says: "The inter-
viewers and Interviewed may say
what they will, the man who would
pull the Republican party through
like six mule team on an empty
army wagon in a Chickahominy
swamp is old 'Tecump' Sherman"
If "a cough disturbs your sleep, take
Piso's Cure for Consumption and
rest well. 18
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-02-29

The entertainment in the Mechan-
les Course last night was ven by
Stuart Rogers, whose great reputation
as reciter and imper>ouaror has
reached this CITY. though he has never
been heard here before. Mr.. Rogers was
effective in the character sketches,
and very amusing in ,he humorous
scenes, keeping the audience in great
good-humor He will he very cordially
greeted here should he come again,
which we hope he wiIl.-Worcester
(Mass.) Spy, December IL, 1882.
Stuart Rogers appeared last evening
before large audience. he greatly
pleased thoes present. The closing
feature Of the evening was the imper-
sonation Of Oscar Wilde. The repre-
sentation was striking in every part
ocular, especially iu the rising accent
peculiar TO the sun flower Disciple
Harrisburg (Pa Patriot, November
H., 1881. -e1g
Mr.. Rogers is devoid of that abom-
Unable pompousness With which SO
many present themselves before an
audience. He announces his subject
quietly, and then throws all HE
powers into the recitation or sketch
he presents. The impersonaiion of
Oscar Wilde was the hit of the eve-
ming. Petersburg (va.) Index, Feb.
ruary II, 1882.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-02-29
Common Council Room, !
Owosso, Feb'y 2sth, 1884.

OWossO, Feb'y 2Sth, 1904.
Regular meeting of the Common
Council of the city of Owosso.
Present Mayor Mccormick, Clerk
Turner, Aid. Dawes, Frieseke, Jones,
Lewis, Wolverton and Titcomb.
Minutes of last meeting read and
approved.
The following accounts were pre-
sented and referred to the Commit
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-02-29
MRS. II. Il. ST.ANHOPE.
Garden Growth Teas.

FAMILIES can save about one-half by sending TO
us Cor Teas, as we import own, and have done
so for forty years. THE ORIGINAL AMERICAN
TEA co.
Send for Circular. which gives prices and full
particulars, to ROB'T WELLS, Prest., p. q.
Box 1871 ~ Vesey ST New York.
ONE DOLLARS worth of any of our garden
growth. China or Japan Teas sent by mail, post
paid. tft Feb %, 3m
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-24
The Albion Bank Failure.

ALBroS, \, Y, Aug. 23.-The situation at the
hank remains the same. Nothing can be known
until the steel chest in the safe is opened 1t is
thought it viii be opened to-day. The bank
officials aud persons in charge will say nothing.
Those who had confidence in Warner and the
bank are fast losing it. Depositors are offering
Claims for 10 aud IS per cent, and no takers. E.
h Hart of the Orleans County bank, has pre-
prepared TO pay all it owes, but there has been
ne run and none is expected. The sheriff, in the
suit by W. A. Parmaly, has an attachment FOR
every thing found belonging TO Warner, which is
not much No provision has been made by
Warner for the support Of his family. The ex-
perts have not yet penetrated the safe. One of
the Burrows family says Warner has gone 10
Europe, and Is confident nothing will be found
in the safe. Cashier Coan still claims depositors
win be paid in full.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-24
shipment of stock to the Fair.

The Chicago, Milwaukee 81 St. Pail road has
issued cirrular in regard to transporting live
stock, ETC., to the fairs to be held in Minnesota
in September, in which it stated that live stock,
agricultural implements, machinery and other
articles, forwarded for exhibition at the north
western industrial fair and exposition, TO be held
at Minneapolis, September to 10. inclusive, oil
the Minnesota state fair, at Owatonna, Septem-
Der TO 49, inclusive, will be billed at regular
rates and at owners risk OF damage, freight
chayges to be paid on delivery of the property al
Minneapolis or owatonna. II the property Is re
turned by the original shipper within three day:
after the close of the fairs, on presentation OF 8
certificate from the secretary, showing that 1t ha:
been on exhibition as above, and has not changed
ownership, the sum paid for transportation tC
Minneapolis or Owatonna will be refunded by the
company's agent, who will also bill the property
free to the forwarding station. Live stock con
tracts must be executed with all shippers for live
stock forwarded to or returned from the fair:
abov named.