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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-02-09

L. LA AhL.
Morit will win and receive public recognition and
praise. Facts, which arc tho outcome OF general ex-
perience, growing through years OF critical and
practical test. become as rooted End immovable az
the rock OF Gibraltar in public opinion, and hence
forth need no further guarantee as to their genu-
ineness. The indisputable fact that swift's Specific
Is the best blood purifier in the world, is one OF these
inmovable Gibraltar rock facts OF which we have
yiction deeper and deeper In public opinion. Every
class OF our people in America and In Europe,
every trade, calling and profession, Including the
mony TO tho remarkable virtues OF s. S. s. and
It's tnfailiblo efficacy in. curing all dlseases OF the
blood. These testimonials arc on Mo by the thou
UNSOLICITED, two distinguished memher OF the theat.
rfcaf profession. who gratefully testify tot the wonder
full curative Qualities of the Specific in their fndf-
viduai cases. Their testimonials arc herewith sub.
them speak for themselves. The lady IS 9 member Of
the famous ThaliR Theatre Company, of New York,
a msn 1e and y & St ths ass,a ssoss G IhsasIs; B 81 ohie ss5.
The, gentleman H. a well known member Of the New
York Thalia Theatre Company. Both are well known
In theatrical circles IN this country and In Europe.
Charlotte Rundow's Testimony.
NEW YORK, May 8, 1885,.
Swift SPECIFIC Company. Atlanta, Ga:
Gentlemen-Having been annoyed with pimples,
e%ruptfons and roughness OF the skin, from bad con-
i HssHn II pr 81 Sa1on' Il aos sa mSIs rhan and e ye eshe I a aasa 2
tised remedies TO no effect. Then consulted q prom
fneDt physician, and from his reatmeI:t received
edy for the blood, and nve or sis packages, by q
thorough eradication of my trouble and restoring
emoothness to my skin. have made mo happy, and
] cheeyfuHy give you this testimonial for such use
and publicity as you wish to make oft;
CHARLOTTE RAINBOW,
lb2 BOwery, near Canal Street.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-02-09

believes in The old-fashionsd styies o;
d~octoring. When q child needs physic,
she fills o spoon with some n~snseous
dose. lays the little victim fiat on her
lap hold hrs noae tall be ss forced to cpep
his mouth for breath, when down goes
the dreadful mess. Then come the yeifs.'
"No wonder J" said Mrs, Smith, "Why
doesn't she use DR.. Pierce's Pleessn,
Pargatiye Pellets? They are ~effecnre
without being harsh, and are as easy
to take as sugar plums. / always give
them to my children" "And SO dos T.,
eald Mrs. Davis.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-02-09
Hugo nasskerl,s Testimony.

Hugo Hasskerl's Testimony.
Tho Swift Specific Company. Atlanta. Ga. .g
9entemen-For two yeare / had a severe case OF
eczema. fused tar soaps, sulphur sonps, and various
other remedies, and was prescribed for by numbers
OF physicieus, but found, no relief. Atlast Ideter
mined to try the s. s. s. remedy, and Eeven or eight
bottles have thoroughly relieved me, and you can
use thIa certificate in any manner you wish.
HUGO HAssKERL,
Member of Thalla Theatre
New York, May 8. 1857.
Treatise on Blood and SKIN Diseases mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC, Co.,
Drawer 8, Atlanta. Ga.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-02-09
ss-Dos as aaAL L-aEIHG susINnss

r EaAL BLANK CATALOGUE Fob xBty
= : Tho proas and Dakotsian Legal Hsnk
eatalvSue fux 1sd5. ts now rexiy for deiivasy
aont tres 70 any sedxesa N eppS0Ataau.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-02-09

sLEEIoLL.E S MIG IEHIaHsss. made miserable
by that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is
the remedy for you. Sold by R. M. Ward,
druggist.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-02-09
.Jusr Hear thas clild scream /

said Mrs. Smith to her sister. Mrs. Davis,
90 the sound Of q child shrieks came
ACROSS the gardeN from a neighbour
haupH. What kiANd $50 r~reca have
y~t pr !" reiri nv ii e. size abuse hsr
ehsiskenn2 Mo, indeed replied Mrs.
Davis. "She is one OF the most tender
mothers In existence. But ron see, she
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-02-09
Special Tax Levy.

Off e Of City Treasurer. Yanktoa, Dakota,
january, 7th, 1888.
NOTICE is hereby given that a special tax
~ has been levied BY the Mayor and Council
of the city of Yankton, D. T.. Tor the oonstrnc-
tion of sidewalks along or in front of the lots
described. Said tax is now due
and placed in my hands for collection Unle 9
the same ia paid within toirty days q penalty of
ten per cent will be added to the sum due
upon each lot or part of lot. The following is
a description of the real estate, the name of he
supposed owner and the amount of special tax
aasessed ngaisst each lot oI parcel OF real estate
respectively:
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-02-09

Correspondents, Hhemical Nationai Bank.
sago. Illinois.
1ay-6elI Hxohnnge on eli tho principal cities
q Europe. ROollecbieSs receive prompt
attention.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-02-09

The best salye in the world Tor Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulosrs. salt Rheum, Fevs.
Sores, letter, Ohappsd Hands, Chilblain
Coras, and all Skin Eruptions. and pos.
itiyely cures Piles, or no pay required. [,
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, OF
money refunded, Price 25 cents per box
For Sale by the Exoalsior Drug Store Of
Pnrdy 81 Breobt
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-02-09

To provide for the election of an additional
policeman. twho shall be sx-oficio city Tailor
and ~janitor of the city halr, and 10 denne
the duties of such offices, and to prescribe
his compensation,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-02-09

WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint Shiloh's Vitiaizer
is guaranteed to cure you. Sold by r.
M. Ward. druggist.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-02-09

The cleansing, antiseptic and healing
qualities Of DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
are u%nequalled.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20
AMUsEMENT NOTES

The HanlOn's will appear al Powers next
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. and VI
them the Cincinnati Enquirer says: The
HAnlon Brothers are always popular and
sure to draw good audiences IN Cincinnati.
Al Heuck's Opera House yesterday alter
noon their attraction. a wonderful one in
its way, and known as lie Voyage en-
Suisse drew good audience. and IN the
evening the house was well fllled. There IS
something very attractive about the play.
and Que can enjoy II night after night and
never grow tired. From the trst
scene. when toe coach, drawn
by real horse, dashes in and up
ssts its load Of i've freight, TO the last act,
when the entire company sppears TO
splendid advantage. there is not hitch or
a dull feature. TINS season the parts of
"the model servants are taken by Ia Han
On aud Ed Edwards. The latter proved AS
acceptable as the creator of the part. and
he two kept the people in = constant state
OF laugh and display abilities that are
remar kable and To be found in very few
artists. Ed Hsnlon has no equal on the
stage in this or any other country as q pan
tomim Ut of his school. His facial expires
sions. agile movements. and general netting
ara simply wonderful. The handling OF
the Frcrchman's bottle of gin. the antics
| IN the Caf kuc cthct
scenes enacted by Hanion brought forth
loud and frequent applause. The support
ing company this season Is excellent
th roughout.
1t will bs laughing week at Redmond .
next week. My Aunt Bridget" will be
there, and it is so full of absurd and ludic'
iOus situations that one cannot help but be
pleased. Monroe and Rice are old favorites
aud will be greeted Wi th big houses. The
play is refined and i'm mensey funny.
Considering the sudden change of the
weather last evening q splendid audence al
Redmond's again greeted Fair PLAY" and
Mrs. Geo. A. Booker, professionally known
as Miss Msude Leigh. was presented by the
members of the company with a msgnlh-
cent stand of flowers . beautiful piece oi
flower work. it being the fourth anniver-
ssry of her marriage. The engagement will
close with the regular matinee this after
and this. s.eveDings performance.
The Darktown quartette ~ Smiths are
| catching on in good style, and they are ap'
| preciated. See the show at the mstnee
| this afternoon or evening. a big changt
| for next week
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20
END OF THE SESSION
Tt woss DoNe - coNeNess
fhs K-sns 81 ssssiaa hsooFu-sitst
1a.6oo HAs q. tlse n1ass Ass
S,esa a. shs Sesss. az Csl-
s2aeFe ksa <lRss

WksaFKeToE ocl la-- Ins hFsl session oi
the Ifllelh IonlgsEs Nhioi sil .ioss tn.
Elarros afternoon vllI tzaes-l ~ nsutfetn
aAys ibs lsnEtn 81 tie session "a aAs sac
sioas Congress slpos tss fcenaao1s ~ lie
Government
The p1nbsf o. h..is introduced "a ths
House - "a hsS iu tne Scnsif shsa The
fepurla ffon ihs kaass Committees have
resthoa 3 5al sua lU the oetals tt tas
toa-s lss Lac -ay laiui resa. aitans aaa Tbs
heaa4s ila TIE lianog t4slalsf aoca-
lne.ts number 80. nllstf' laasaue sia.
nsnste sxec-NYs apguntn.s -ei inls flls
nroas zOs lDls 4lasss lDs tessi Hualasf
81 ekrCltiFt ana ntscti iiUAetlA DO. -4tllsi.ts
81 bath huuses Loss
TIE puDuc or .satrAl seA lisst1 agsrt
fsls SOC anu laiui feso ations a aAiIt fes
private acls uamner 1la ana tDs putais
reso. ilons inskiug sta of AIS sc,s
duune tbr ssssinu These afs flt 81 HTes
shown On the ortcisl feeoras kela by a.
Saith Superintendent oi ace eensis Docs
msni Room. AND ins tossi nunao - hs
Informs the L nited Press. 49, of broaght
pp 10 sbOut las when tne records are
complete. there being probably a. general
and private ave net sei fsc0fued out
signed bY Tie President o. vlA BE- permit
tea 10 become avs without his slrnsturs-
The President hss sem ga fas osnsis 40
vstoes. AID 10 tie HOUSE ~ 1ul.nE ths ss.-
siou--s totsl Of l.t
Ners Noiumlnous calendars 80 Over Ia
each house a. tie efcoua session ID fat
flfte d Congress ~tich cousrses on aoa
dsy, De. 4 The House cslenaaT gives fhs
title 90 about 4 30) bills While ths senate
calendar bss sbnat 2sJ bilIf. is arranged
that - soon g. Congress c4nfeuss q
second session he SsnAlr alu go rk.
sloug with ITS discussion 81 ihe terih.
Whine the HOUSE viii Immediately tste up
the fourteen regular annuaI appropusrta
Dliis With q Flew 90 sending tlsla ~
senate by the ume ine latter body q
com pieied ils consideration af the iafir.
Ii j. also understood thai there wil not be
the regular two weets vacation dauus fhs
Cbrstlass and Aew lesr holidays. There
NAV be = vacation Of three - -four asys at
Christmas
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20
A Sensational Trotter.

The sensational trotter q the season In Cal
KornIa mas been the stallion Victor, by Echo,
dam by Woodburp. BE got a record OF
2.30sz .sst fal.. aad this s-ason has shown
himself 2.21 hos" lie Il driven without
a check, his salky is al old and rattling one,
and his driver - attIred in a dark navy blue
suit with a military cut and 6 cap that re-
sembles thoso of the British grenadieTs of tho
revolutionary period A bushy head Of hair
completes The outfit Of the driver. who bGs
won his way 70 popularity, and is fafnilisTiy
called 'Hsyseed-r California papers say The
horse IL al right and vel known in Csiifor-
MA and NevalA. but some of the eastern
talent nov on tie Pacific coast ara suspicious
Of toe make up" aod are positive 10 = a
ringer TIE fact that tos osd nag stops
suddenly when the bel rinEs 70 come lack
ssre1Ctsesss tasssr position He Won the 2szS
race a. ssorsTaento Seyt Ia When TIE
driver In r-s53ouss % applause from the grand
stand stopped aad took o1 his cap the hard
imuS~llsstslY struck 10 "ChipPy. Get four
HAIR Cur. seating tae crowd, screaming -lt5
iaaghter. II Vicfor s q 'IlBEer. tae game
is beng vondsrf1lly vel played al sruuDa.
The CshfoTnis Brs@ter sad Sportsman SAYS.
Ever nan us ksvs met wno was ln at
Tendance ~ the s-ate fslr bss hed something
- ssy aaout Victor. tae winner q tie 20
Face. snd srlH more sbout bis orner hr-
D0rrhe-tT A majority e o1T inforInssuts %
have loosed o hSrze, traineT. driver. man
sSeu.srr esr - a sort n barsssqse - trOs~
ting Ct,eTs vno loos teso~ to surface srs
inl lprszsed Win tas idss tnat so1nstsias can
be iezrneo from ths seculAar noeeoo<ss fos-
lo-ed u many rssEecas tasrs az pTsc-
tsoe< Ssrsgta- =. ft,o~< sfvo.ra<eG n LrtS r&re~
4 - ar. vsra al To- fore f>sz. 80 nird fees
t.rs r. sead = ieft fr-~. sa1 - p@soe Il
~ usnsl r an - safiors. harslsElnz. rune
Eirs rTihtsinS. asd h>s-y clctnlag s~t-sea
bat. the sor~ = p>vrssts~a - TO- ard -six
xEEzt 80 r7rs Haous - p-sfsre Tor ts~ an
sesz Is a5szSe8 Tee dress q 80 sr1rsT .
cc-rzos1tsd arcu. ard taoazh tse hstas-
r,e-a aso7 80 he 81 rooc ssSse y = svt1ert
tsas ea- 50 aosane ~ 60 49, - pe--
swraaccs 81 tse serss- 7--<.1acs.go Brla0rsA
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20

The Hsn who VIII Name sbs NsEt Repre-
ssntatives from this Ctty.

The HsB who win Name shs NeTt Repre-
sentative. from this City.
The csuouses he'd 10 the different wards
last evening elected the following delegates
10 suend the convention 10 be held nsIt
n ondAy evening
First ward Chairman. r. G. Holmes
Delegates. r. G. Holmes. Michael Colleton
l.. J. Nss. 7. T. Durham and VIM. Bum
meiler.
Second wsrd: Chairman. C. b. Morgan;
Secretary. Geo. T. Allen, Delegates. H. A.
Formby. 7. ID. Gilbert. J. =. Bssrs Daniel
Hsrnk and ". h. Loomis.
Third wsrd: Chairman. y. o. NoOrhis.:
Secretary. =. ". Stevens. Delegates }. J..
Lewis. J. II. Campbell. J. A. brummler.
Chas. Fox and B. DsGrsai.
Fourth ward: Chairman. Vim. Dunham,
Secretary, II. kohlbspp, Delegates. IL
kohlbepp. r. A. kiroy. Wm. Durham, l.,
ii. Foots and l.. J. Lithaus.
Filth ward: Chairman. Geo. Z. Cogshsil:
Secretary. L. Richmond; Delegates, A. +.
Rsvencrof. Jss@ Dillon. G. DeYoung,
Jas Mcconnell and Edwin Wade.
Sixth ward: Chairman. JAS. A. Smyth;
Secretary. Harmon COwsn; Delegates
Abraham Ghysel. DR.. 6. 4. Thompson.
Henry ksrr. Bsrtel Jonfers and Louis
SpOelstes
Seventh ward Chsirman. Jas. Bennett
Secretary. Arthur Chilver. Delegates. h. =
Barclay. J. A. Coye J. Dowding and " r
Alger.
Eighth ward. Chsirmsn. F. p. Wsllin
Secretary, Andrew Ser. Delegates. II Lu
ten J. X. Waller, W. h. Gil. 8. q. Ketch
urn and f. T. Wallin.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20
a CORNER IN LEAD.

The Failure Of ths Ban assemsat Crs.tss
SAM P2aie on the New York Change.
NEV YORK Oct. i6.-A small-szed panic
ssizsd the operators upon the Metal Ex-
cnAngs this morning. For several days
Lad las commanded al interest 0n the ex-
cnsn<s, and it Eas sVidsn. % tae knowing
ones. that a corner 10 this market was
slowly but gradually being msr ~ulatsd.
rhs ssniOr member of ths big Chicago firm,
Nathan Corvith 4 Co. one of the principal
operators on the exchange here, has been
gradually oaying up al the lead that was
offered Ths announcement In this
mornings paper Of the failure Of
Corwifh g Co. IA Chicago. yesterday
was received with shouts Of ex-
uitation 0y the bear operators on Change
today. sad Mr.. C0rwita's aosencs from the
f0or a. she opening of tbs market vas gen-
srsily remarked. The bull operators left
Nsw York for Chicago late lssr niSnt. The
a. sftendaacs on 'CaanZs today was pOss i0iy
tae largest since the Copper Exchangs ex-
citsnenf cailssd oy The French syndi Gates
operations ABOUT year ago. over six hun
dred tons Of lesd changed hands on the
frsf nle. The bears bsd full swing. and
tor TIE third ums this week made = raid on
the msrxst and succeeded "a breaking the
price Of October down % 4 cents. One hnn-
drsd tons aud i've carloads were sold un-
der The rules. presumably for the account
81 Nathan C0rwilh 5r
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20
FANcIEs m JEWELS.

Table gongs In bronze and brass. swing
hg from framework of overlapPed bars,
have made their appearance.
a new design for book slide is rus
tic base. embellshed with creeping vines
and hand painted field flowers.
Bronze thermometers surrounded by
rustic work, over ! hich daisies ara
painted, ere ornamental for the library
table.
Odd candlesticks OF majolica ware. rep
resenting Turkish pipes. folded news
papers. clowns heads, shells, etc, are
much admired.
The latest novelty In clocks is Of onyx.
French marble is also made into besuti-
ful rich designs Gold finish adds TO taeir
ornamental properties
For fruit dish calico bsy of fancy
eoiors tied near the bottom so as 20 leave
the upper portion spreading out. is some
thing quite new and handsome.
A fancy wall pocket in msjolica is a
folded handkerchief 70 initiate a cornu-
copia Other designs q the same ma
terisl have been appropriated for holding
flowers.
A new idea has found shape in ~ orns-
mental cane rack IL IS fashioned ont -
a crossed boat hook and sn oar. with g
metal disk in the center, below which are
Tacks for canes.
Noah's ark seems p have been drawn
upon 70 supply eccentric designs 10 paper
weights The latest importations of bronze
ware include designs Of every animal
known to creation.
A bronze smokers set. with brass 70
ccptscles for cigars. matchers and ashes.
stands on moss bed. over which violets
aud daisies ara 50 srsistically painted that
one is almost tempted . look for the
fragrance
A very eccentric receptacle FOR fowsrs
or the breakfast table is sn imitation
napkin q rnsio.ica carelcssly banched to
refber in tie form q 8 inch basket.
] rom betwecu tte foids peep tbs lead
sud tail Of q tarkey.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20
GAINING GROUND.

What Outaider Said to q Muskegon
Chronicle" Reporter.
Hon. Thomas Mars, of Berrien county,
Auskegon yesterday. and in answer to a
question about the Fifth district said:
Yes. spoke twice in Ottawa county. and
believe Mr.. Belknsp will be elected. There
has been a great change over there, and
men who voted for Ford are coming out by
the scores and declaring they will this year
support Belknap. There is great enthusi-
asm all through the sections visited and
undoubtedly Mr.. Belknsp will largely in
crease the Republican majority in Ottawa
county. | look for great gains for our
ticket ali over Michigan"
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20

LANSING, Oct. l9.-Ths following Supreme
Court opinions were handed down today:
Anrmed-Township OF Olsego Lake vs..
KeTster; Jenkinson VS.. Monroe Bros. & Co.;
Lobdell VS.. Horton; People VS.. Rouse;
Hamilton VS.. Harris; Crowley vs.. Pollard;
Pforzheimer VS.. Selkirk; Donaldson vs.. De.
troit Museum Of Art; Lansing Turnverein
Society VS.. COrten. Howes IS. Dunning
Ayeling vs.. y. w. Masonic Association
Fletcher VS.. Aicona Township.
Rsversed-Smith vs. Smith; Hamilton VS..
rockingham; Ayers VS.. Hubbard; Avery
vs.. Dewitt; Asltoy VS.. Plummer; Kulen-
kamp vs.. Croft, People VS.. Murray; A.
Bachus ". and Sous VS.. Detroit Western
Transit Junction; Bernier vs.. Vernier; Del
aware and Hudson Canal Co. vs. Roberts;
Dikeman VS.. Arnold.
Delta Lumber Co. VS.. Board OF Auditor $
of Wayne county. Aandamus denied.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20

Ees P@pors EIlss Yesterday vita sAs
Cosasy CisrA


lhs Fapers Tsl~IiFs - tns assignment 81
Jsmes II Lane. tls laai asrlasn. ~efs yes-
tesasy 6.ed wlth sos Coanu ClsrK TIE
"a sarssni s dated ocgeasl 40 AID "a isf
tas asaefg O. a. hls creditors ~itaoat pre-
ference. Iae sss.gnss is AslsiE j clsra
of t1s CITY Tie bend is ia ths s0n oi
So oQN. snd ins saFeiies ara Isaac a
IiAfE wbo lUElasd a. tne suM 81 .-sJ.Ooo.
Enl o4ulatl ooaader ~ae ldsllnc1 ln TIE
he sum ~ Sio0 OJQ Ia the Assienss
inventors EDe t0lsl sfs
appraised a. Ssss7s o. While
ths issillies are hsiea - Sl2s,So 81
showing a. apparent surplus 81 81 lls %
Of ths assets = se5 ere reSi eslkie. AmouE
tle Descriptions &C Ile hoAaesleai lu ttls
CTS vita Aoaal fauf acres 81 iAli valued
a $1,000 oi p. ia Nslsou A Mesis s1ii-
uaa. Va 4ea 81 sl409. house to- lFaiuols-
ave IeiroIA xsiasa al $1,000. isi 81
Aichlssn ave. Detroit Fsiaea - sitHi1
0su slSss ln ARE cyu1fy. tne lnuL Wash
burn BaYteid Co.. Als valued 81 10000.
lumcef valued st - &33 80. The pEiae.pAi
creditors are tie Northern Pine Land Co..
v ho have fW0 clsinls, one ior 81 Vj9 aud
one for sIoUs. Tie latter amount II
for contract Tor lcss CA which nothing
has been pad. az they hold logs a.
security for b0ih The sums. The Chicago
Lumber Company has = claim oi sio.e44-
Among TIE Grand Rapids creditors are
Isaac q Clark, 81 300 secured bs mortgage
Joseph HoussIa4n. s.. 30 secured by mort
gage Fiigh National Bank S3i0, unsecured,
G. G. Lans $40. Among tne personal
assets IL the steamer ANrus ID. Oh Ions
Lake bCuescS county.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH SATURDAY MORNING OCTOBER


81 FAgL Nisp. oct. "a SRI oi
UaaeAaaas hAs seeu asses ~ tie cas- 81
tAs saass e rsl a. " 0osasll and othsFs
Axslnss CAsr.ss To8ndfes. Insurance Con-
q .ss.0nsr. 10 eomls. Ia ~ fseaEd tie de-
clsfation aEd oert 1Sats 81 sns National
Mutual Iu6s1nigy Association. socistY 10
provide suitssls MEDICAL ssd sargic4l a.
tsUaanss for is EsEa esFs Ia case "a sick
aces o. disability. ar. sAanaEss Eases ais
obisctions "a tne Tact that eKpsrlsnos has
skowu such associations 10 os radically De-
feciivs he claims they not only fail 30
protect those Tor ~r0se sonsnt they are
enacted out stord facilities loT oTgGnlE-
ink Insurance. schemss sbose primary ob-
ieci a proft. regardless Of the righls OF in
tsresi. II ths mem bers whlle tie la IA
this sAtter = plain nj o1Andfe" expects
70 msEss tsti case, suc possioy al eI-
amp.e. of ths National A1lusi Indemnity
Association.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20
A COUNTY ssaT wAR.
LyscsinE rndsrtsk-s - ths RsssIs sf
Ei-cties.

a LvscsinE rndsrtsk-s - an. Rsssis %
El-ctfes.
Kansas CITY Oct. i9.-In tbe county seat
.lection 10 era ut county Tnssi-y. Ulysses
rsceivsd clear msieri y Of 2150. Th.
people 0f Appomatfox the other lssdiag
town. char rsd Gen. Taylor sud Col Grsy-
son. If Hutchinson. With selling them ost
- Ulysses. and So ,sd snt wsrs threatening
10 lynch them. rhsu tie Sheriff and q
isrEs srraef posse arrived. Zach town i.
sad 20 have pat gp SO GO Forfeit not 20
ia money IN fle sieCtion. About 3 O'Clock
On sisciion daF. it . alleged. tie Ulysses
r'en began spending money lsv'shlv 50 auv
vofsrsL fns Appomaif0E men thsn s@rsd
Tsvlcr and ersrson. mo hsrs BEEN mansx-
ing the csmpss a for fheu1. forced them 70
sHsiEn warranty deeds for tbeir property "a
al ss checks for 50 eco OF a. TIE banks
Were the 40 aso UoDev Payment on
lb- cheeks hss been stopped an procesd-
inEs vi b. commsnseu so sst aside fhs
deeds. Anoth~r county sest var 3 fesrsa.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20
WANTED THE MONEY
Two MEN sUs0ssE0 AND sossso
A kailrsad Cestr@es0r s8d His Co@P<2-
tsa saSG 4aa Thsa ROBBED ~ s5S.-
ee9-GEs.t Ezeits 4as1s IA
fs1Dsgiss8t4

WlLzEBAsKs Pa, Oct l9-Todsy wss
pa d4y vita ne sm pl0yes Of JsEass Nc
FsddsH. shO 70 Ouilcing a DTsaca road for
the Lehign Waller k9zd. de- employs
sb0ut four hundred .apoSefs- Fais morn
ing AlsIsadsr Mcclure. psymasisT. accom-
panied ~ y0uns lfisEmau. isit Pllissoa
~ith 81 90 II hls possession 10 ~ ~ tne
~orss - pAy the men. on The way - the
woEKs they had ~ pass through = strip OF
woods without any warning both ne o
we're shot ffom al ambush snd her horses
killed. Three Italians are suspected. TIE
money Is gone. Great eIcitsmsnt prevails
.nd pose Of SO men AM boys are lOok.
ing tor lhs muidsrers.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-20

Quantities of Americans ars SAID 20
have b~cor1e converts ia Europe 70 TIE
''Grspe cure
With the average cook TIE trouble j.
that eggplant Is b. thssn planted 10 TOO
much batter.
What heeon1es r TIE pms is = srns1
matter con pared with the fa5e q raj ysy
resfsHrart pes
sootch hsrcis u one q fhs dishes ne-~-
knovn - 4sftronon1icsl II Increase tns
number q Oliver Twists
Insrperisuced and unsopbistscsted Sis-
s7x away from hcme az he ones ~tuo
pack tie truis3es eut II the psTties-
This - -. ae1san 70 tbe yssr vhsn to
Bo~t dssi>s.s ard pzlstsbls aesserts c@a
b rusxgr fsrt ard sTld served
Vbsrs purity ao1 'resl r.-.uins~ N
rredjsuts srs soaghf fer II - c~esra
the-s ss sots.sts - sg0sl - home uss0s
srrfcie
A mr. VIZ yfrs ~ f-fc rs eaTs.
a. t-~sk fasi fs fhe ene las no scTu-
Tlas az2sEs1 klrl1kIEE CT ef tEe fngex
b>~l a. 1srnes