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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-08

induction current II produced, and the
message gathered by nm instrument from
the several wires and read, II doesn't
make any difference whether tho wires
Aro up or down. The aound.wavea hit
them In either case,
During the blizzard when tho Morse
system was Of no use, the Lchlgh Valley
Road ran ita trains and regulated things
along tho line entirely by this system.
All the wrookinR trains aro equipped with
the means 10 transmit messages by this
Byatcm.h
Whit do you think OF the application
OF electricity for the purpose Of executing
criminals who have 10 suffer tho death
penaltyW
"That n n good idea The man win DO
killed with current OF tho proper num-
Der OF volts In tho tenth OF n second.
There won't be tlmo for tho senso.bcaring
nerves 10 telegraph tho nows that he ia
hurt TO his brain before no will bo dead
from tho shock. And II will DO NO light.
ning.llko quick that the criminal can't
suffer much. did quito lot OF expert.
menting with currents on dogs. II was
funny Az first, we used continuous cur
rents, After tho electricity charged the
dog no stood stlll without the slightest
change IN his appearance. Ho did not
move, and his eyes retained tho same or.
preston they usually wore. Then after a
minute, or minute and half, ho would
collapse and tumble over, dead, Finally,
wo tried alternate currents, These are
ahot out IN ono direction and then in tho
other, In shocks OF innnltcsimal duration.
Thcn II WINS found that this shock OF ono
tenth OF n second killed the dog.
after that tho men who were handling
tho wlros wcro unoommonly careful" /"
said Mr.. Edison, with grin. They
wear rubber gloves, and somebody told
me that ho saw the foreman put them on
20 mako noto In his memorandum
book
We had ono dog that received q cur
rent Of fourteen hundred VOLTS md tho
old fellow survived IL. We concluded 70
lot him 1.-Two after that, and he Ia walking
round to-day ~ good as ever after his
shock. We call him Ajax, because ho
played with tho thunder-bolts.
What else have you been doing OF
latcF inquired his interested visitor Of
Mr.. Edison after this
Too many things 20 tell you. 1'vo
been experimenting good deal with NIL
crobes, trying 10 understand tho beast
and 500 how they work. What wanted
was 10 get an idea OF the germs OF the
yellow.fover, Something OF the mlcrobe
order IN probably at the bottom OF that,
and II we could know how TO catch them
and take thoir fangs out they would DO
less harmful, But you'll have Co excuse
me now, nsmy carriage has been waiting
half mn hour, and IL " raining 30 hard
they will think | am drowned II do not
get homo Til no late,n
JOHN j. NBEcKrr
CnouP, WHoorINu G0Udn ana Bron.
lhitis immediately relieved by shllohs
lure. Sold by Weber Bros
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-08

"If you want TO get tho boet bicycle
buy one like mine" That ia tho advice
which every rider gives beginner. Each
man has the best machine made and can
stand and talk by tho hour explaining
tho weaknesses OF all other bicycles and
tho good points in his own, Tho fact Is
the men who aro In the business and sell
The machines say that there Is little
choice between the modern machines.
They aro all the result OF study To reduce
weight and friction and increase speed az
the aanie time. There are defects in all
OF them and no two experts can agree
upon what might be called a perfect
machine. Theyare welded 10 weaknesses
and overlook strong points In machines
other than their own.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-08
Ggkemas oGsmu

OF hraah 10 avoid DETECTION OF tho needle.
When ono entora tho laboratory ho IL
confronted by printed poster which In
forms tho intruding visitor that Mr., Edl'
ron Ia NO occupied with his work, and the
stream Of callers n 20 great, that he 10
constrained 10 deny himself absolutely,
Happily, an appointment 10 meet him
made with himself robbed this plnoard OF
ita bufInesallke luhoapltallty llo was
engaged ~ the moment, however, In work
which ho could not easily interrupt, and
begged for quarter Of an hours delay,
This time OF waiting admitted OF u
ouraory glance at the building There IN
u fine llbraryroom with numerous alcoyea
on from lta two stories, II IN .nniahed In
hard wood with marQuctry floor htrewn
with Persian ruga, and tho large space
brilliantly llt by electric lights, There
are hundreds OF these being constantly
tested In the building, ~ there IN heem.
ing extravaganza IN tho lavish illumina-
tlon, which IN only heemlng one, Ho
has ono hundred and nfty men In CON
etant employment In thla place 40 Orange,
Mr., Edison In conducting experiments In
about sixty different thlnRa, aomo OF them
entirely outside tho field OF electricity,
though, OF course, lila labora are chiefly IN
this important branch, where 30 much ~
stlll unknown, An engine OF forty horse
power runs all the maohfnory OF tho shop,
though there n dynamo on tho second
floor which iaused when the larger engine
n not working,
On tho third floor there IN at tho west
ern extremity q good aaed lootur0.room,
where lectures on interesting points In
physics aud chemistry and mechanics aro
delivered only TO tho employees. Mr..
Edison never lcsturca himself, although
no has tho valuable gIit Of explaining his
Inventions, or some scientific application
which they Involve, with such oloarneaa
that even tho ordinary MUD, little used
10 thouRhton such subjects, can grasp tho
idea NJ once.
In this room Ia grand plano, one mAdo
for Josef Holman, and sent TO Mr., Edison
for this room after that young phenom.
onon had completed his concert season.
In this room IN the phonograph, Boxes,
filled with wax cylinders fy0 inches long,
stand on the floor. These cylinders nro
tho phonetic records OF somo phase OF
sound, aud 'rhcn ono II fitted on tho brass
cylinder OF tho phonograph and the glass.
tipped ends Of blfurcatod rubber tube
put into tho ears, tho auditor hears the
blast OF u full band, clearly dlscrimina-
ting tho different Instruments; or some
vocal solo with piano accompaniment; or
some conversational remarks, or an adj
dress by speaker. Mr. Ediaon's account
Of his travels In Europe was poured into
tho car, with every information, emphasis,
or falntost vocal color, or pause. II is q
wonderfully entertaining instrument. 10
is an inexpensive machine, ono cell being
enough 10 run II for twelve hours. Five
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-08
Thelr puaineaa poomins.

Probably no one thing has caused
such q general revival Of trade at Dur
bin, Wright y Co.'s Drug Store as their
giving away 10 their customers OF 80
many FREQ trial bottles Of DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption. The
trade Is simply enormous in thia very
valuable article from the fact that II al.
ways cures and never disappolnta
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitig,
Group, and all throat and lung dleosssd
quickly cured. You can test IL before
buying by getting q trial bottle free,
large sire oi. Every bottle warranted
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-08

hubnAR OLOVkB AXE COMFolIAbLk'
ucrews regulate everything that has TO be
dono.
The ceiling Of the adjoining room was
blazing with electric lights, which stud.
ded rs entire longth They were being
tested.
The quarter OF an hours grace 60 thein-
ventor was more than up after n walk
through the laboratory and aftoyrcpairing
10 the library ON the ground floor, Mr..
Tate, the genial business manager Of the
establishment, went out TO get Mr.. lCii
son.
In moment no came In, wlth n cigar
box under his arm, dressed In a black
suit and n flannel shirt with a careleisly
knotted tic. Amy one meeting him by
chance In the building would never dream
but that he WINS one OF the humbleat em-
ployees. He seated himself, and put his
hand back OF his ear at the first remark
shot at him In the ordinary tone OF con-
versatlon. For like Bell, the inventor OF
tho telephone, Edison, tho inventor Of the
phonograph, IL deaf, He hns u round
face, brown hair good.natured off-hand
air, and is fond OF an ensy posture when
ho is sitting talking with one.
" What is your last trlck In the field Of
science, Mr.. Edisonp was tho Arst ques-
tiou.
II am not scientific man. was tho
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-08
how A STAR WAS MADE.
IIhF ooMEpY aEfoaf HER PUBLIC
APPEARANCE,

Fhe hhFswd scheme efa Rankes Man
aaeF MF, tags o. ai' Whe WePt
When the fepng Lady Reeited-'iaua
waillng ga the first Night
lQqgigM iesai
Stars have arisen, Gro this, Ia the thea
irioal aky, stars have been made and Stars
have made themselves, And they have oil
been doomed Ia every way imaginable,
but n remained tor Mr, Mountain 10 ore
Ate star Of bis own--to make her out Of
whole cloth with view 10 tho exgenoiea
Oi remote circuits, and by a process
whose originality awakened the envy Of
eyery dramatic agent aud manager IN the
United btates,
M, Mountain IL Yankee, whose natur-
ally quick wits have received vigorous
brushing up IN the brisk composition OF
Chicago business life II occurred 10 Mr.
Mountaia Que day that female ataT
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-08
COME RIonr ALONG kITn ME, Mr. IAos.

coME RIGHT ALOh0 WITH ME- mh' Lheb'
well we're on time, you sec." (Exeunt
into Union Square Hotel)
SCENE H.. Room In Hotel. - (Mlss
Mouther, In whito muslin dress, blue sash
and other attributes Of shy innocence, dis
powered IN centre OF room surrounded by
ponspirators and clingng teorfully 10 her
manager, who ondeavors 10 reasgure her.)
Mr., LAGs-(drawing reporter one side
and speaking in q "wet blanket" vooe)--
swell, I've been ffty-nvo years on the
stage and I've seen lots Of these embryo
Jiilicts, and they've come 10 mo by the
ecoro to know what thought Of their
reading aud their acting; and can tell
you right here that there's very few OF
them ever amount 10 anything in the long
run. Now Mountains splendid man
,gor-.the very best In the land-and II
much Of both can be pnt on In any given
space intended 10 be decorated have
seen many young girls OF only fourteen
years OF age 10 thicklypowdered that they
seemed 10 be wearing mask, especially
when back view revealed the awful
nttotohes OF the natural brown that ex
tended around and behind the ears and
away down toward the nape Of the mock
IN contract 10 the nour-whiteness Of the
face.
The most remarkable part Of the
beauty Of tho Mexlcans Is their small and
elegant feet, I certainly have seen M
pretty feet belonging 10 American laden
as any that have seen In Mexico but they
niv much rirer4 Ono reason for this "a
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-08
uurrah For rhe Bova Of Canton

Through the Sierra county lNew
Mexico Democrat 1t Is learned that
John w. collars, Democrat, and VIM
II. Bucher, Republican. both Canton
boys, are opposing candidates iol
county treasurer. No matter which IL
elected, the Percha Bank will be the
depository OF the county funds as botll
are officers Of the tame bank.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-08

MUSICAL DEMONSTRATIONS ron THE DEAD.
which Is hung the turban or fez OF tho
deceased, Tho coffin Ia hoistod on tho
shoulders OF four carriers, and the process.
Lon, headed by tho Imam, startH 10 tho
mosque. The followers arc all mon and
boys, tho women stay Mt homo and wall.
rho Mohammedan burial service is read
at the mosque, the words and sentiments
following tho beautiful hnrlal service OF
The Episcopal ohu'ch very closely. From
the mosque the procession wends It's way
10 the cemetery. The Mohammedans
bury tho dead very shallow--a mans
grave being but three feet deep and q wo.
mans four. The body Ia laid 10 rest
without the coffin.
Everybody now rotireu except the priest,
whose most important service Is at this
point called into requisItion. As soon ns
tho crowd gets beyond hearing ho enters
into verbal communication with thospirit
OF tho corpse, who Is faithfully believed
by tho Turks 10 actually appear and talk
10 tho priest. The priest .propounds TO
the deceased variousquestlons nsconcerning
his souls welfare. Two epirits are sup
posed TO appear and prompt the latter in
his answers, an evil spirit and good
one. These spirits are understood TO bat
tlo valiantly with both words and blown
within the shallow grave for possession
Of the dead mans soul. Tho good angel,
however, thanksto the aid and encourage
f"@"t ~ hha Inn'n'a nreAnnca finally ann
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-08

Warmers Log Cabin Sarsaparilla
Regulates the Regulator. Largest Sar.
saparilla bottle ia the market. Manu-
factMred by proprlotors Warper's Safe
Cure. Sold ~ all druggists. Take no
other--it lS the best.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-08
ASHES TO ASHES IN ASIA,
HIRED MouRNERs WHO PREY UPON
FRlENpa or THE DEAD,

The Fanpmi ef o Mussulman-iirasi
Bands aHd fem'iems 10 Cheer DO
parted souls waiting Women end ihe
Nuisance They Create by Their De'
manstFatiens funewi Customs ~
Persia aud India-fiilai riely ef the
Chinese,
(lepNigAi i6sal
The other day | WAS watching a
rather noisy Republican gathering Z
"IlnrrRh f0r Harrison - g Down with
FREQ tradeln "Proteotion Tor tho Ameri'
ean workman /" "lluHah 4" bawled a
short man with q peculiar voice Two
days later friend and I stumbled upon q
Democratic parade meeting, equally en-
thusiaatie, "liuHah Tor Cleveland I"
"DoWn with monopoly" I" "No more
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-08
Valuable FagmFOr Sale.

Tho farm consisting of 49, hcrcs NJ land In Sandy
hnd Plke nwnHl lps nnl known As the Laurence
nokt few months,
The premises aro undefhid with two valuable
vche OF conf mud u Improved Win suitable build
henry 2thfAfER,
W uwHllly street. Canton Chic
aoplUgOw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-08

It's ordered by tNo Judges " said Iudiolnl Dis
ltlot that tho Times Of holdng thu Court " uommgn
ilrhn IN tho several counties for thp year A. y.
,a @ Ge ~, nsea m n fellow, @ aea ,nal ~ Vgr o. saa
tllelf respective COUNTY ana puhnh tho tAmo ~ TO
qulrtd hy law, to'wi
Ashtdblin County janudry hth,
Mdroh s5th, OciO6J 9Sh.
6eaUga CoHntgJGDadY IN, April
Sth, october 2SN,
Lake County Fcbraary i6tA Mag
2Oth, N0oomber e5th,
hdhoaia0 COuBiy-J0Buarg I'M, May
Oh, SEPTEMBER i6M,
Portage County JdRuQyV 7th, Man
6th, September 10Th,
TrumbuH County Fc6riary mn, May
27th, october HM,
Carroll county r bobrNd,g an, May
27th, Nocomber nm.
ColpH,biana Coaaig - Hbruayy IN.
Moy ON, 0ciobV I'M,
Stqrk Coany-Jaaudty I'm, Mdy 6th,
october 1M
SAID terms to opcn NJ 10 ooIo'kA,M
\, 4, SHERMAN
u, w. CANpiFLn
iUNlpii N,dnli NsTON,
THOMAS % UiLtMkR ,,,,,
OFO, UOutNAuN fdunubs
ANSuN rEASE,
w A, slCuuiN
ROBERT HALiY
October iiih 1853
SrArH or ONO,
STARK COUNTY, eal
iionN M00ngdon, Clerk
OF the Court Of Common flo Nd ini Tor M Coun-
" nnd stare Oie'nld dc hereby cpitlN tu fore-
HQlng 20 he The times 0i holding court OF Common
reAu N anu Tor tho Ninth Jil linl nisir,t Of the
Court
- LII iohim"W whereof hore-
jhEAh nllo Hulhr lhr my name and
- hhN nv "a VI mid Court his
lbh diy ui puplur, A. u, 1858.
,,,o, JonN mcoREGoR, clerk
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-08
S;yACOBS ON,
TzFTEUrznTrar1.

corctoralEo md Conclusive Testimony
Lowell, Mass. July 0. it.,.
Gentlemen i..iir Lewis Dennis has iut, called
upon me, and informs mo that the boy 0rln Robin.
son, who wa poor cripple on eru,ehsa and wa,
cured By ~ jacobs Oh In iasii IL euro hn
remained permanent Tho young man ial bess
and Il nov a. work at manual laborl ths ras'
tsriaihly pp,vs the sfneaey Of g. JAeobh OH.
IN. GRO o. oGGooD, I'D,
Sold bv Dro0iSts and Dealers Epcnphde.
rho Charles A. vogoior Co., Dalto.. Afd
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-08

CRouP, WHoorINo G0UGnau Bron.
lhitis immediately relieved by shilOh's
lure. Sold by Weber Bros
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-10-25

+. b. Wilcox. Of the Cataract Mill com.
pany, Great Falls, was in town this week
on mission If vital Importance to the
ranchmen Of this county. His visit here
was for the purpose Of creating an interest
among them in the matter Of wheat raising,
and he offers Inducements that cannot fail
to arouse them to action. The mill at the
Falls is now running night and day on Mon
tana wheat and producing "a high grade OF
-four which finds ready market. But as
yet there is not enough wheat raised to
keep the mill in operation the year round.
The proprietors Of the mill naturally turn
to the great Judith Basin for future sup
ply, and as an impetus or inducement to
our r;,nchmen offer to let them have seed
wheat at just what il costs them laid down
at the Falls. the price at present being 81
cents. Those of our ranchmen who are UNI
able tn pay cash can get the seed, the com
pany waiting on them until crop is har-
vested. They make the offer ON the assur-
ance that another season will see the Belt
branch Of the Manitoba road com pleted
into the Judith Basin. In that case. to
facilitate matters. the company will bnild
mn elevation al n con, -nien, poiu, ior the
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-10-25
The Mines 1t Maiden.

Atravelng representative Of the Montana
Mining Review recently visited Maiden in
the interest Of that journal, aud in last
weeks issue nearly full page was devoted
to the mines in the Warm Springs and Cone
Butte districts. The names and owners Of
the principal properties are given. OF the
Spotted Horse mill and mine the CORE
-pon,ient says:
This IN IA splendid property, and am in
formed parties will arrive in "a few days
FROM Milwaukee to buy il at $5OO.OGW
The mill has lately started up with ten
stamps. and the silver-pIated copper plates
are thick with amalgam There are four
pans, two settlers and thirteen slum watts
The machinery is from Frazer 4 Chalmers.
and is run by a lGo-horse powerengine and
boilers. A little Huntington mill took out
$9O, 900 last year from the ore Of this mine.
AT present about forty men ARE employed
on this property. two shifts being worked.
The mine has "a tunnel 800 feet long, which
connects with the mill by tramway. and
there are 300 feet of shafting. The ore
from the mine is very rich, the tellurium
alone from the rock assaying about 1855.
There are two contacts eighty feet apart,
and IA shaft has been sunk 225 feet in "a
body Of ore. There are 10 feet Of 81 600
ore in this mine, IS feet of which is telluriun
rock. This wonderful property will he a
great help to Maiden to revive her lost
laurels and bring renewed activity to the
camp, and will also greatly benefit the sur
rounding country.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-10-25
BUSINESS LOCALS.

10 H. for sale again at drug store.
Maiden.
Elaine oil at po-t"fiice drug store ST.
per ease.
Grain sacks for sale AT daiden brewery.
LAndt 4 GO.
>hingle. ron.tanii, "n hand at Noble Il
shields mill LEV stown.
just opened ~ Richards or the east
side. fresh candies aud fruits ~ all kinds
water melons included.
$40 Chicago c"ttagc organ direct
from the factory. can Ie purchased Tor
si25 cash or $3.50 ON tim-. Apply at
AR.ts office.
The Improves, Singer sew ing Machine wi h
ali m"dern improvements u nd attachments
for 81, ri l.. Beiangrr's. Maiden. War
rsntrd for five years.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-10-25
Birth and Death.

BoRx-Ncar Fort Nayiuu;. Nout Sent
goth ISSS. to the wife Of Granville Stuurt
a daughter.
Drp-Near Fort Napinnis. Nopt Oct
18th. 1SSS, Of puerperal fever, Arbouuje.
wife 81 Granville stuart; age, Al years.
The hills rock r;,,.a, an, ...,.,, a.. IN.
The wales s,rs,ch;,v I'm ,-,.;x. Nos. no,
The venerable woods; rivers that move
In majesty and the complaining brooks,
MAJ MAKE tue "'eaa""s green;
~ wv '" ~. ~ ."
III. n,sn.,s an ~. matt. ,.., - -.
Arc shining N, I'm. s., ,h.,,.. .r ,..,,
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-10-25

ing Engineer. published by the concern, they
hav. now in course of construction in the
works the following. representing contracts
Z" the amount "f nearly u million dollars:
Five I5.ooD. W'o gallon pumping engines
for shirago.
-Four .,.~o.W" gallon pumping engines
for Albany. y.
One 5000. 900 gallon pumping engine Tor
Alton. III.
Two Loo, om gallon pumping engines
for Butte. Mont.
400 IlP. engine for staten Island, y. "
for La Crosse. Wis.
! 20" for Providence, II. !.
500 f"r New Orleans. In.
] 100 for Madison. Wis.
Two vertical blowing engines for carne-
gie's works. Pittsburg. PA.
One horizontal blowing engine for Butte,
Mont.
Two pairs cable road engines for 81. Paul
MINI.
One pair cable road engines Tor Butte
Mont.
Besides twent weight other engines for
parties from Minnesota to Texas.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-10-25

At a meeting Of the Republican county
committee held ON Monday evening. Oct.
ED, the resignation Of W. W. Humphreys
as - candidate for sheriff WAS received and
accepted. A ballot was taken to ill the
vacancy and resulted in the selection al
Charles NJ. Clary Of Ross Fork. The men,
beers of the committee from Cottonwood
and Trout Greek reported the name Of Ed
ward Brassey for Justice 81 the peace, and
John u. Lewis for constable from that por-
ton Of Big Spring township.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-10-25
HALBERT ITEMS.

Snowy weather.
Several cattle buyers have visited "a.
lately.
Prairie chickens are numerous aud hunt
ers ditto.
Messrs. Beck, Nro.,nan and Mason pa S,.sl
by lately ON ~ hunting trip around the
Snowiss.
The thr-shrr has come aud gone aud
every one now has u hin full III oats await.
ing buyer. About io.W,O bushels were
thresl,ed on Swimming Woman aud Care.
less creeks.
Nc. Smith of Lavina paid visit to
Swimming Woman last week.
A po-tofiiee inspector passed over tho
Billings Il Benton line n few days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fenton, Of Swimming
Woman creek, have gone On a visit to Wy
oming. Mr.. +. intends l. eating there.
The trees are losing their coat of green,
and one il reminded as to "wha, he has
done with his summers wages. especially
when n fall zephyr whistles through his
much-worn summer clothing.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-10-25

EDToRs ARGus-Seeing a late mention in
the Helena papers Of the formation of "a
Harrison club by 500 Of the men employed
at the Reliance works. Milwaukee. it &C.
CURED To me that it might interest some Of
your readers To know what such IA concern
Ailis a Co.. the proprietorr, are largely in
tere-ted in building flour mills and saw
mills in the United States and all over the
world, and steam engines are but one of
their -pecialtie-. but Of the latter. rs ! have
seen 10. th. september number of the Mill
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-10-25

Robert Bailey, the young cowboy who
accidentally shot himself through both legs
last Thursday, and who appeared to be
gaining strength. died this morning at SEQ
o'clock. lie was unconscious for re, eral
hours before his death. The young man
was native Of New Boston, Mo-, where hs
remains will probably he taken. His sad
those who in these times needlessly and
areles-lyearry firearms, for with lew ex.
ceptions the discharge "f ~ gun takes effect
where least expected. Jour
nal.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-10-25

hereby give notice that I will sell or
trade Tor mares, my property in Lewistown.
On east side III Spring creek, in .Ianeaux' .
addition. consisting Of two lots, house and
stable; also, three lots in Oulette's addi-
tion. For Information regarding locality
will refer TO Judge Toombs. or the owner.
WA. CASTREIL,
Nerginia City. Mont.
Will trade for good mares on reasonabl
terms.
Oct. 4th, 'sS.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-10-25

ST. PAUL, Oct. 13.-.Iudge Brewer in the
United States district court here to-day
rendered an important decision, which over
rules the opinion given by Justice Lamar
while secretary Of the interior. He decides
that the Northern Pacific Railway com
pany has a second indemnity land belt.