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Fergus County argus., 1888-10-04
Notice of Final Proof.

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA, M.T,l
September II, 1sss. /
Notice is hereby given that the following.
named settler has filed notice Of his inten-
tion to make final proof in support Of his
claim, and that said proof will be made
before the Probate Judge Of Fergus county,
Montana. at LewistOwn. Mont, ON de-
tOber NJ, 1883. viz:
Elisha ". Clark,
who made homestead application No. $3.50,
Tor the "a SCI. lot ], and SEA NEi Sec
?, TIP. l3 N, X. Is east.
He names the following witnesses To
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation Of, said land, viz: JohnC &. .Hauck,
Frank &. Loesch and Elisha r. Webster. of
Ihilbrook, Mont, and David J. Bedford, of
Ubet, Mont.
=. w. LANGHORNE. Register.
Fergus County argus., 1888-10-04
Paradoxical.


Fishes are weighed in their scales.
And an elephant packs hir own trunk
But rats never tell their own tals.
And one seldom gets chink IN a chunk.
Dogs seldom wear their own pants,
Which fact lays them open I" >eorn'
No nephew or niece fancie- ants.
And COW never blows its own horn.
\ eat cannot pars, it, own claws,
No porcupine nibs it, own auili
Though orphan bears still have th"ir Ia"
A bird will not pay its own biii.
Sick ducks never go to "A qnark;
\ horse cannot pillow ii- own name
4 ship is not hurt liy "a tack.
And Il window ne cr suffers fr"m pane.
Fergus County argus., 1888-10-04

Life: Country Minister--Little hoy,
what will your father say to your fish
ing on sunday?
Little Boy-If you kin wait u mnnit
he'll tell you. He's jest gone to dig
more bait.
Fergus County argus., 1888-10-04

u. :. Land Office at Helena. NJ. r.. /
August -. lsss.
Notice is hereby given that Thomas J.
Frost, of Fort Maginnis. Mont, has filed
notice of intention tn make proof ON hi,
desert land claim No. 1906. tor the NWi
NEt. See. II; SW', SE,. See. :. TIP. ~ ~.
X. ~ h., before the Probate Judge in and
tor Fergus county, Montana. at Lewis
town. Montana. ON Friday, the I,th day
ot October. lsSs.
He names the following witnesses tu
prove the complete irrigation aud reclania-
ton of said land: Samuel Tyler, Daniel
Tyler and Stephen T.. Suitor. of Fort Ma
ainnis. Mont, and Nathaniel NJ. Mctauley,
Of Grass Range
:. ". I.ANaHoRNE. Register.
Fergus County argus., 1888-10-04
Valuable Information

Pitt sbure Chronicle: "You have
heard IA eat purr, ] SUPPOSE asked
the Judge.
Yes. replied the major.
But, out side OF poetry, you never
heard II Cowper."
Fergus County argus., 1888-10-04
Two Expedients.

Ocean: suppose you should ruI
ont of bread at sea. Mr. McF.nnegan.
what would you do?'
Live on the mate, begOrra."
The proper answer would have been:
Get a roll from the ocean.
Fergus County argus., 1888-10-04
Notice Of Contest,
U. :. Land Office, Helena, Mont,
Spptenber 25. lSss.

September 22, lsss.
Complaint having been entered at this
office by Henry i. Luckett against Albert
II. Barney for abandoning his homestead
entry. No. 2V.s dated April ~, Iss3. upon
the SWt SEt See. 4. NW4 NE! and n! NWi
Sec. ., Tp. II ~, X. ~ r.. in Fergus county,
Mont, with view to the cancellation oi
said entry: The said parties are hereby
summoned to appear ut this office ON the
2Vih day OF November. 1888. at 10 o'clock
n M. to respond and furnish testimony
concerning said alleged abandonment
Said testimony to he taken before the clerk
of the District Court Of Fergus county, at
Lewistown, Mont, on the 10Th .lay of No.
vember, lss>, beginning at io o'clock u. m.
=. W.tav.u"kNE Register.
RUpoLF voN ToBEL. Jg,
Attorney for Contestant.
Fergus County argus., 1888-10-04

LASp OFfrE At HELENA, MT.,1
August - lsss.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his inten-
ton To make final proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will he made be-
fore the Probate Judge Of Fergus County.
at Lewistown, Mont, on October =, isss,
viz:
George q. OssWcam.
VIII" made homestead application No. 32it.
ior the 81. SEt. Sec. ;; w SWl. SWi
NW4, See. ., IT,. II n. II. ~ T..
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon. and
cultivation oi, said land, viz: Frank Mitch
ell Thomas Came, Henry keelon and Peter
Nami, all of Stanford. Mont.
:. W. LANGHoHNE, Register.
Fergus County argus., 1888-10-04
Notice Of Final Entry.

Land Office at Helena. Mont,
August -. isss.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intrn
tion to make final proof in support of hi,
claim. and that said proof will he made
before the Clerk Of the District Court in and
for Fergus County. NJ. r., at Iewistown,
NJ. r., on October q. Isss, viz:
Ira knapp
who made Pre.enption declaratOry state
ment No. 1903. tor the NEt See 81, Tp. Il
~. Range IL T..
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation of, said land viz: Frank Mitch
ELL Herbert Devivier, Octave NJ. L,icler aud
Andrew NJ. Thompson. all OF Maiden, NJ. T..
=. w. LAyGmoRNE, Register.
Fergus County argus., 1888-10-04

LANDorrIcE, HELENA, N. T.,

LANDOFFIcE, HELENA, MT,
July ~. lsss.
Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settler has hled notice Of his intention To make
supplemental proof in support Of his claim and
thai said proof will he made before the Clerk Of
the District Court in aud fer Fergus county, at
lewistown, Montana. on October 10, lsss. viz:
Patrick Mwrphy,
ON his pre-emption cash entry No. sr6. for the
81. NEi4. see. 10; So NWl,, sWi. NEl.. Sec
u. TP. Is north. range u east.
s.w. LANGHegSE. Register
Fergus County argus., 1888-10-04
NOTICE or FINAL ENTRY.

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA NJ. r.,
August 81, lsss.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named setti ier has filed notice of his nlen-
tion to Lake final proof in support of hi,
claim, and that said proof will i- made he
fore Tire f,rus,atr itftipr ut frre1Is t,1rI1Iry,
at Lewistown. Mont, on October >, Isss,
viz:
Peter LmccOWei~s.
who made pre-empti"n declaratory state
ment No. 1ti'. for the NE& NEi,. Sa. H.;
"a NWi,. SW'. NW',, See. IL; Tp. IL ~. H.
lsE.
He names the following witnesses tn
prove his continuous residence upon, aud
cultivation of said land, viz: Paul Morase,
Theodore Garves, Albert g. Shoet.lt and
oliver Gntra, all of I.ewistown. Mont.
:. W. LANGucRNE. Register.
Fergus County argus., 1888-10-04
Desert Land Final Proof.

L. ;. L,Np orrnE HELENA. NJ. IT,
August 20, lSSS.
Notice is hereby given that stephen f.
Suitor, Of Fort Magnnis. NJ r.. has filed
notice at intention to make proof on his
desert land claim No. li2,. tor the IA NWi
and lots and =. See. 10 TIP. H. north, u.
- east. before the Probaic Ju,ig. Of Fer
gus County, VI. r., at Lrwi>tnwn, VI. r..
on Thursday, the nth day ri oct"ter iss>.
He names the following witnesses to
prove the complete irrigation and rcclama-
tion of said land; Thomas j. Frost. Will
lam Jackman, John F"gariy and Thomas
Casey. all of Fort Maginnis Mont.
:. W. I.ANGHoRNr Register
Fergus County argus., 1888-10-04

tT"Interest allowed on Deposits
left for a specified time.
Fergus County argus., 1888-10-04

RrpoLF voN TOBEI. Jg.,
Attorney for Contestant.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-16

ss-zss - s1s Spa<x. I eozansnd y~e. IAN
uzoruaax. - - wsru As~rsd. s&z1.s<. F=ssr
t.u.l. e0x.=.oa snss rskgsoa - tAs Lsrd
TeSls ckrlsz. fks~ - ps&os, sAstA ny
Gsa, for tns ~ss<st, an3 - ioAs - yes sanr
urzs IN so4r sia y0a VII - lzis<s2tA
Csz.s - chrsk Asks hl0 year porcsa&.
axd sEArt foE ssssz1, ana ye1 MA bs h<fQys
nAn-yoa ~fss be happy wo1zAn.
Yea, nv frieslds. nos satas1~Aainx sn tAas
iniCesza~l1 - . sp4Fit % co1s~ztEnent, /
have u III Yoa tAls 1soralEg ths hun4a
rae = eivi4ed izto tso c2s~s-tAose no
Sod 11a thcse wto ses ssoi1s1- fks ear
psa1sr wAaes @ be anything bxt c2rp-uter,
aIl.i ths rnzsoa opything buE . m4sua, ana
re banker s1ythins ut = bsRksr, 2n3 Tia
A@yeE sx4yt2ias hSt = lasysr. su3 tie rainr
ister s1ythllg b>Et = minister, ezsd eyeFybocy
~o1la 10 aappy II be ~ers only somebody
else Iha ansa1o4ss waits 10 - a EalncEsr,
4nd tie kpDls oreA&rS,s throw down thss-
blossoals beca1ss they are nos tail csdaxs,
and the show wants ~ bs schooner, and tie
sloop wou ID Ike 70 te a seventy four poa1ds
s1l psrs1ifs have the worst children tat ever
we're. AMI everybody has the greatest mis-
forsass, dad everything - UPSIDE do~n. G.
gcing % be Al. my friends. ycu never
nAks aaI advance throQgh such = spirit as
thak You cannot fret yourself up; you
may fret yourself down Amid al tbs graf
ing os tones strike this string Of The Gospel
harp: ''lsodliness with contsafn<ns ls grext
gain We brought nothing into the werii,
and it Is very certain we can carry nothing
out; having food and raimsut, let u there
with be coatent"
I<st tss slI remember, il we are Christians,
that we are going after awhile. whatsoever be
our circumstances now, 10 have . glorious
vacation. As in summer VIC put off our gar
rnents and 60 down into tbs cool sea 70 battle,
50 we will put of these garments q hesh, and
step into tho cool Jordan We viii look
around for some place 20 lay down our
WEAKNESS; and the trees will say: "Cone
and rest under our shadow" and the earth
will say Come aud sleep in my bosom" !"
and the winds viii say: "Hush while sing
thee cradle hymn." and while nx strong
men carry us cut 20 our last resting place,
and ashes come to ashes aud dust % dust, we
will see two scared fest standing amid he
broken boil, and q lacerated brow bending
over the open grave, while a voice, tender
with obi affection and mighty with all
omnipokence, will declare: Il am the reslIr-
rection and the life; he that believeth in me.
though he were dead, yet shall be live I"
Comfort one another with these words
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-16
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CUllEO FOR THE CURIOUS.

A MONTGOMERY fAla) man coughed up
pin that he had swallowed forty-seven
years ago, when q child seven years Of age.
CHROME" is perhaps as peculiar .
word as any in our language. The first
two letters OF n arc male, the three frst
female, the four first a brave man, and the
whole word a brave woman.
Down az Anderson. <. c.. they have two
boss curiosities-a goard that holds thir-
teen and onc-half gallons and 2 grass that
cxu6es gum which viii hold any farred or
festhered thing that tries 70 get ever it.
THE bushel measure used in England two
hundred years ago weighed eighteen
pounds Of themselves, and any ono who
walked across the floor while wheat was
being measured was liable to Imprisonment
~ old slave has been discovered IA
Jonesboro, Ga, who is one hundred ard
eight years old. has been married nine
tines and is the father Of one hundred and
seventeen children. His name - Nero and
he devoies himself 70 preaching At camp
meetings
OK the fst If juno. 1sf4. there was
frost about Philadelphia which blsckened
the corn. and On :hs Ttb of June thst year
a frost in Massachusetts which cut The
ia famous for having frost IN every month
q the Tesr
SFoxsEs arc marine animals, rot fishes.
however The breeding tine is IN spFlnT
the Touug spod1es SWIM sboat Tor some
time. but finally become fxed 70 rocks and
grow Tne sponzes we use are Obtained
PRINCIPALLY in the Mediterranean Sea and
Bsazna Islands.
A NovsE letter was received oF ruest
a. a Cleveland ho>eI tss other oaY from
Eew York II vac writer ou Eertie-
mans hnen caT. with the address o. ths
reverse side oue-oent stamp vas -
tsched. and 4 arrived a. rs destsnasaou -
ssue as Al ordinary postal card
WI nezr tie house ~ = c5tlzea -
worsester. which tasted strsn 81 ? a. lasi
winter. vas sxp.ore5 recently snd csrne;
o2z wss 1shed out. cor tssasr z = =. se-e .ls-e-
oas cr iecticn ~ Eoasxn s-pparei. i4rCe
c-4antsrv c. s[1~er soo1ns azd o-her care
q GFerrsa 3 8.e oo1fles ~ whlsxy. is11s-
AZ. srd paraxorfo. EaT saa fo1r kalr
rrusS-s
ASsvsvvaH air ~r1t ts z1cthsr is1T =
leave sor1e sosrsrs - - zce1 o1 ~
grave of . frlena wac 6aes = ieE daEs se.
fore The re.srsl1g hcrne she vas
fr1atere5 - p zsrsre s-ocx 1f eef111E
ard vas ST err y i1so = stors r. rzzf 81
fee s-or1 10 rass rEea sze fea ces6 -
eev~e~s ekfss 80 ~ - ptsce "a -
r-sve - ~ frsr73 .~srs pssees ups ssi
exA
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-16

of THE DAny NEws The large act.,'or 70 rs
present million-a-wcck circulation. which yIiI
surely come with its reduction 20 err eenf nov
will fully compensate for the reduced profit ~
which each paper IS sold. Al this concerns the
reader only as assuring hIrn that EE DkuY kfws
can reduce It's price and Al the Same time f1a naa
its high character as the foremost newspaper of tie
Northwesf-thst a rnilhon-a- week circulation
makes the otherwise impossible entirely possible
The present is peculiarly the time e. iasugu-
rate this popular departure IN American jour
nasrn. The approaching Presidential election
widcns irnmcasurablv the field and opportunity
ior Tn DAILY NEws as an independent. 'mraftisi.
fearless oewspsper-one free from al the cnianrls-
merits Of mere partisan allegiance. The demand
is more and more Tor newspaper which shall
give al the political news free from partisan color
ing and which shah tell the absoi1te rnvsrnished
truth about things regardless Il its effect upon The
fortunes Of this that political party OF can0iae
This demand THE DkIIY kK1s aims 70 met and
Al Is reduced price Il combines Al she elements
which should make II literally esershodys raper.
To the thousands q ner readers "a hnre afien-
sion nov for the first time directed r. Trr Dtsv
NEws Il p proper q say that they udll fna II
compiler N al the essepsials q fbe best Amer
can Journalism u to-day. I.s uuaitv A. 4 rer-~.
paper proper is best indicated n the fact that il Il
tht only low-priced paper n Chicago or ths
Northwest, which IS member of the Asso-
efsfee Press. The other Associsted Press
papers r. Chicago. the 7r7bKn<, tae 7rv<s art
/sfey- c1s11 ~ cost three certs Tpr crtrt<~
DtitY NEys prints oA nfs nrza and selis I, fo4
ess esnf ad1y Sold b. az news dealsrs mssl.a
rgstzge pad - s7o fyrr vesr Or z.e ~ ~.<..4s
Acsress VICTOR ,. LAWSON. ps5lsh<,.
Tn DkIY NEns, CH1c4eo.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-16

WASHINGTON, July l5.-The resignation
OF Minister Lothrop from the Russian mis-
sion has been made the basis OF stories
about other ministers wanting to resign.
Among these Minister Tree is again men,
toned. At the State Department no
mope credeLce is given the rumor than
months ago, when it was denied that the
department had any knowledge Of such
intention On Judge Trees part. Ii was
said today that instead of resigning he
might be sent from BRUSSELS 10 St. Peters
burg a. Lathrop's successor. Tie Russian
mission is higher grade than that TO Bel
GUM, and Judge Trees promotion would
be gratifying to bis friends.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-16

fr & fitting that the pioneer Of low-priced
Journalism in the West should lead IN placing the
American newspaper OF to-day upon the basis ol
the lowest unit Of American coinage Twelve
wears ago that unit was the nickel in Chicago and
throughout the Northwest The founding Of TBE
Daily News at lower price was regarded by the
journalistic profession as inviting certain failure
But they were wrong. To-day there is not q
nickel paper In Chicago, and the circulation oi
TIE DAILY News averages. as shown BY its pub
lished sworn statements. $4,000 copies day
with single exception the largest daily circula-
ton in America and greater than the circula-
tons Of al ofhey CHTe0g0 6asfes combined
The DAILY News has prospcred beyond the
most sanguinc hopes of IT'S founders For THIS it
has more than once made its grateful aoIcnowledg-
ments TO an appreciative public. 1t believes. how
ever that thc time has now come when, acting
entirely within the limits of wise commercial
progression. It can give is thanks more practical
expression II proposes henceforh to divide "
a. to is friends--and to multiply as 20 ts circpls-
ton Today 4 reduces is price to one Ceat-
and expects 70 donOie its circulation
Ard anticipating the ouestionings Of the
Doubtful ~ 4 be Dreav said that ta< hsl1g ~
d1nS THE DsfrY NEws--aii that i has been IN
the past as vel al that IS rightly expected q
4 n the future as leader N progressive hrcri-
can iournz'isra--csn Be produced and sod for
ar cezf dry and this by reason e those coTn-
mon principles q trade which make possible
lower prlccs Just N proportion as The aggregafe
volume of sales fncTeases IRR DsrY NExs nov
selss o7s<y srrlh0n >nbxys zfHsh as shown ~ ffs
~,,ffsss~S sworn sts-ements q circulstson ard =
caa s~-d 70 sci a. smaller oroht peT Jzer thar
o.ac- Chsczvo dai1es. 20 o8e o. ~ 2 nas -
mach as o1s-third the average d. 1Tra'ataon
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-16
TOWN TOPICS

Csags.xB pie ralsaags are n order.
B4saess aea sxcaezl0a - DstEoIt ka1s
H-ofulas
fssal 0lcer Laeinzki sook ogt mar
rae lst1e ,4flraaF.
fhs e l. pzF e4g Nsnt ever the
RAJ EFisi.g .aa saturday.
IEe street car seryics 70 he Laks sad
- 4ln gesisrcay as sxesiisns
Tie sa..aas Eaee earis eat yesterday en-
i-ssse " ssvst -col1ula q1zflo.
A sab1fsr SilI probably bs eonnxnsd
e. -l4F ser - t41foGls this SEES.
tns A..i. Inspector OrdInanes siH eons
- la 1s Lc4n-l Mest.ns tsis sgsolng-
srgs nuasser n ane Bew residences
hAse o1ea 1gi.t On iLoAss-sl- this ysar.
NaFzhufk x Bsonsons hsnd gave t~o
nas DfosEAasls.lss - tas Lszs yesterday
An a51fi is being made 10 organ ze =
Al - s u Pgt8ias iodss On TIE "Sst SHE
Mm. D. Allen Eas arrested last evening
ior creating = disturbance al me Emsfson-
The srfra osssssgsr tssin On the Aleni-
zsis Dsutlai railroad Eil commences run
nD.< tg.aY.
Tha Httl- -Tnxis.H sifh her cslli0pe
pfsf in- txents nine tunes. Is great attEac-
tlon a. Feeds Lake
kChr..tza AndesVer society has been
Or a. 1ai ~ tfe goglg people Of Mission
weed lfes0gtsr.sn Cbufoh-
hias Aanls. daughter Of MAJOR Long OF
tne soldiers Hone. leaves today 10 visit
i 50 bslen Long. al Ottasz Beach
br 0rares. Formerly OF the Fountain
eifeet Baptist chagcb, Wil occupy Dis Old
- 4Dii a. shat church next sunday
W. ttt.f.. Fr..rt ~ % ~lfon. "A. rafnxes
o. f0ach ~Einkegn M0rgans case. and
~BIaksg vii swing August 30-psrhsps
Leoas a. inianE daughter of Mr.. and
SIS. ~. r. Boss. tied a. 10 Cherry st,
sunday. Prayer at the house today At
p Hi.
The East o. and Cable Company Ordin-
snces sili corse up 10 the Comm Council
tss sseniag ant an interesting tine IS an
utipaist-
Charley GOdiroY says the Lake isn't pat
s0n zei ibis Summer a. we'll a. it shOnld
o. bat that litter Of "a. Bernard purps are
growing just The same
The adde's % the Ames NJ. Z. Church vii
give oig soeiai sad zee cream SUPPER nexi
Fdiay evening Al the residence Of Mr.. and
Mr.. o. q. Fox, - fourth-aye.
The Picnic Committse OF the A o. II
met Yesterday a'isrnOon and decided q
bold the Annuai picnic ~ Aroeiter Hall or
~ sdnesdsy. August IS. 4 big time Is al
Ways hsd 81 thsir picnics-
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-16

Prohxbls ne eRe thinx has c~assa such .
gsaeFsl revival of tfsss Al feck bros. Drog
Stare e thssr giving away - ihs.E e1ssalnsFs
81 So tasny fSc< trial c&ffi<s ~ bf. Alax :
New Discovery Tor Oonsaaaption- Their
trade i simply e1efneas n thi< very ssia-
shle srslcie iFs2 tbs iScs task a alssss
Asthma hronoAilis. Croap sna eli tkro&l
and ans diseases quickly cures. \ "a csn
trsi Il before buying ~ ssisiaz tr.al hos-
ls. ~ oenss lszss slzs 81. Issfy bottls
warranted
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-16
PRETTY AND A BlGAMiST.
A Handsome Book Agent Who Is Said to
Have = Dozen Husbands.

WnKEBARRE, Pa. July l5.-The cham
picn female bigamist has turned up here.
Sle is q book agent and says her home is
In s.. LOUIS. she is n years old and good
looking. 1t is said she has married not less
than twelve men in as many different
places. When she arrived in town she
would find plenty of men who would make
love 10 her. The woman would insist on
marriage. aud then get ner husband to loan
her 500 10 send 10 her sick mother. After
che got the money she would take the next
train out Of town. About a month ago she
married w. H. Evans. of hazeiton. She
got $3.50 out of him and then fled to this
ci y. Evans arrived here yesterday lcok-
iag tor her. Today another husband. Al
bert Thompson. from the West tnTned up.
He was looking for the woman, too. When
sac married him she also got $3.50. Her
right name is said to be Lorini Hart. She
is an expert forger, and is wanted on two
charges.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-16

Saturday evening couple Of well dressed
dudes stood IN front ofSmith's Opera House
making insulting remarks about every lady
who passed. They Piled their vocation
oncs TOO often. because one lsdy referred to
Ia a disrespectfDl manner turned srOuni
and napdsd Que Of the fellows q pretty clip
10 the sose thas landed bin Ia a heap in
The gutter. on TOD OF his silk hst. and as
soon IS be could gather himself up the pair
driessy snesksd away
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-16

The races 70 be held on the grounds Of
OF the Detroit Driving Club next week
promise to be better than ever before. and
Grand Rapids people who have attended the
races in Detroit tae pest few years, know
that they have been way above the best
fhr So 900 that IS hung up for prizes has
made the iist Of entries very large and some
% the lsstsst horses in the country will *
there and ss they hsve fine mile track,
some very fast races will be witnessed. They
also have the vsry best accom- IN odations
and vii make Il pleasant for Grand Rapids
people % attend.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-16
A LONG TRIAL.
A Man Goes Through Forty-Three Term
of Court and Is Cleared.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. July 15.-Twenty-
three years ago the wife of William Hall.
farmer living in Cherokee county. Ala
bama, was murdered. Hall was arrested
!or the crime. He was twice tried, con-
victed and sentenced to the pehitentiary
for life. but each time succeeded in get
ting a new trial. Thirteen years after the
murder the indictment against Hall was
nolle pross'd, but soon afterwards another
was returned. thus for nearly ten years vain
effort wss made to have new trial. Hall
has attended forty-fve terms of court 10
answer the charge and the case has cost the
county over $4,000. Last week the case
was taken up for the the third time, and
the jury. after being out two Gays and
nights, returned q verdict of not guilty.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-16
THOUGHT Vt WAS BUSTED
A Nan frightened ss5 worth, Besides
- III.

A nan frightened ss5 Worth, Besides .
Big Laugh on Him.
A few evenings ago. as the clerk on duty
a. Police Headquarters was sitting and
quietly ''snoozing IN one Of the chairs
"a front Of the Office, be was startled by a
nan rushirx up 20 him IN an almost
6re1fhiess state and shouting.
say. mister. so hat there bank busted"
pointing toward the Fourth National
Neli. / should say not replied the
clerk. That Il the Fourth National Bank,
and II its busted hsyn't heard Of IL.
Well. Sh-wbst have the got all the
windows up for2''
Il SUPPOSE they want 70 get some fresh
air inside the bsnk responded the clerk.
My auh's in that bank. and feiler up
Town told me thar the bank was busted. an
] thought I'd come down and see" Some
wag up town was probably hurting himself
laughing al the mans credulty. lie said
be bad 50 Ia the bank.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-16

L viii not De 50 many years before the
territory between the city limits and Reed
Lake vii al De cuL uD into lots and occu-
pied by city people. Il isn't 80 far from the
Tower clock 20 tos toll gate on Lsks-sve
- e . % Hsli-sf and no one thinks that
Hali-sf. : Tar cat now. ADD many are going
isr south Of Hall 20 build and live and they
thlns that they are IN town even then.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-16

Nse Acs<. J1sv ia SIX band ana TO
yFsrs oia. reese Of revolutionary times.
vas recently presented 20 NJ. Thurursn ~
tae Hsrlem Democratic cinb. Mr Thur
mar in sccerting it writes ftsf he vii as
-rQgesfra esrrv the handkerchief ss h;s
rsrticu ~ osn5sns. anf aeres 70 transmit
if Ca those Tao fcslov sff~r Rim. In -
trrn sr fsFvar.fs fsrgs portrait II him
sell watch ne seES the elua 70 scrspt Win
afs aesf wtskes
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-16

FIsDtsr. O.. July l5-Ths great pipe
lire which tie standard Oh Company is
battling from the Ohio oil fields 10 Chicago
s nov - far completed that il was an
uou1ce today that petroleum from this city
would - eer1nniug into hicsga throuxh this
sns eT toe first dsv ~ Septsra Der. The
undertaking vas hegun In February. and
c1nsiterrg tse distances and cbsracfpr of
cf the country through which The lin.
rsssss lbs "a considered rapid work. The
cost of the lire. With pumping stations
= ler completed wid - over g. eco 20