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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-10-18
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Omaha Bac At lha Webster agaal
depot, just after tie rush from tha wait
inc room 10 the 1920 o'c ak train. The
depot mss'er discovered IN tie desetied
room 4 very small infant kinr IS one
Of the seats. Tho railroad caIpiaye
waited fol fev memeN's to $50 if
somebody would e.sim the child, wh Il
the almost ab>uTed probability % snmo
mother having forgotten - in her HuGrv
flashed upon his mud lie ueu3 f. tise
train which was about 60 DEPART vB3
standing il the door of on % fhofulpS.
coaches, asked ia load Voice f any.
body had forgotten some baggage ia
the shape az IN infant. Wuh & shr,ek
womsn jumped from har seef aud
rushed TO be depot n3stcr saving she
had forgotten her baby. s5l almost to !
on hsr knees ia gratitude the amiiiag
official She fairly few 81 the "a ICES
waiting room, gathered ND the precious
bundle and was back IN tima 10 catch
the train. She said hat shc wa7 con-
scious all the time of iaving forgotten
something, but could not l6iak what Il
was
CONSUMPTION SURELY CURED
TO THE EDITOR pieass infarm your
readers that hove positive mody
for the above nci0ed Gi ASS III lis
timely use thousands ~ hopeless eases
have been permanently erre5 ! SHALL
be glad to send two bottles Of ms
remedy FREE 10 any Of Your readers
who have consumption i, taey uiil send
me their express and post Office adj
dress. Respectfully.
n. A. SL0CUM, NJ. C.,
Isl Pearl St. New York.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-10-18
scorr.s ENuLsloN 81 PURE

SCOTS EMULSION OF PURE
Col Liver Oh. with Hvpaphesphites,
For Luag troubles and wasting dis
eases DR.. Simonaud, New Ocieans. La,
says. S5ott's Emulsion Is the finest
preparation of the kind, In affections
Of tte lungs aud other wasting diseases.
we ntf e}lslter It orr most reliable
agent Ia perfectly elegant and
agreeab.e form.
Eazss7a
IHAVE nos used all OF ono bottle yet
! have Suffered from catsrra for twelve
years, experiencing TIC nausealipg
dropping u the throat peculiar to thai
disease, and nose Bleed almost daily /
tried various remedies without benefit
until last April, when saw Ely S
Cream balm advertised in the Boston
Baagei. procured a bottle, aal since
the first day S use have had no more
bleeding -lhe soreness is tireiy gone
ID. q. Davidson. withthe Boston BRg-
gst, formerly with Boston JoaraaL
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-10-18
pEaoAre en-. ms. 1859,

Mothers, Oferworsed Aien ana For
all diseases where the tissues are vast
ing away from The inability to digest
food, or from oyecwork; should takc
SCOTS Emulsion NJ Pure Cod Laser OIL
with Hypophospais9s II uaal ti.s
Emulsion on ialy wao vas mljea'e.
L put her 10 such good healh aad
flesh, that | must sag It is the best
Emulsion I T, WApnriL, al d
Hugh's Mills, s q. 32a4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-10-18
CONrETMPTI0N sFrHrFv fIfp'
sssF esn

By reason Of the state of chronic ill.,
credulify ia which many nan pass
their lives they miss half tie eoad II
this world. Tter sesm Il ttink thst
deust sad Hnbsief arc proofs II wisdom
sad through fear 81 beng deceived
reject mach that Is true ana coed 10
such minds the Statement that Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery t. n
real and proven cure iar ail Diseases
caused By torpid User. bad blood or
scrofulous humars carries with it its
own condemnation Ihey a., not hn-
lieve il apparently. tscRse wa soy so.
and yet what more. or less, than this
can We do? We know the facts. and
if We did not make public The great
value Of this remedy, few would profit
by il. Neiry "a do ont dnfv Ia ile
matter and il rsnains for tls douafer
who NEEDS help 20 overc me his rreia-
dice aud give tia trial
500 Reward for an inearable case a.
chronic Nasal CasafFh offered by Tie
manufacturers II DR. Sage's Catarrll
Remedy,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-10-18

tn raau 81 hungry within an hour
more III 1855, after mcal. he is = dys-
peptie. Ii Shows bis stomach is not
able 70 dispose Of what he'has eaten.
But % eat aeaiu and thas impose more
work aa a5sar diiy. Take DR.. Jones
Rod Glover Tonic which cures dys-
peasa and all stomach, liver. Kidney
and b}aader troubles II is = perfect
tome. appet1er blood purifier. and a
sure cure for aeue aud malaria diseases.
Price 81 cents, u Stone 4 Hasseil
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-10-18
BTgKLEN's ARNiCA SALVE.-

BJGKLEN's ARNlCA SALVE.-
The Best Salyc ii the world for Cats,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chappsd Hands,
Chilblaias Corns,and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles, Or 10 pay re-
}uired It IS guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded Price
25 cents per box. For sale by
DB. A. H. BARBER
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-10-18

SATISFACTORY Evidence i W..
Graham, Whoie sale Drdgges', q Austin
Tex, writes: y have been handling DR..
VIM Halls Balisam For The Lungs for
the past year, and haze found il one IF
tie most sa'abie medicines [ have ever
he'd b ms toas3 for Coughs, Colds,
and even Consumption, always giving
entire satisfaction. Please send me an
otter Gross.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-10-18


The importance Of purifying the blood can
not be overestimated, for without pure blood
you caanst enjoy good health
At this season nearly every one needs 4
good medicine to purify, yiaizc, and enrich
tho blood, ana We asl. yoa % LIZ flood IS
Peculiar 5ass3 aai. Il 1' Is S.s, r'
creates an appetite, and tones die lisa dor,
while It eradIeates aisoase. Iiic peculiar
combination proportion, ami preparation
Of the vegetable remedies used give 70
Hoods sarsaparilia poegi- F0 giaaIf
lar curative powers. no - ~ 8 is
hesmediciEe hassael record of wonderful
eurea. II Jon have made Up yeur HFa5 t.
buy Hoods sarsaparilla dolot BE- iulaeadi1
take any other instead. J is q Peculiar
Medicine, and is worthy yoig confidence
Hoods Sarsararila is sold rs "a GslG IT'S.
Prepared by c. !. Hood s. Co, Lowell, a,4ss.
100 DCses One gGssag
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-10-18
EHSTATE-I0HSs.

IL
stare uf Wlsc0nsin county court Of Grant
EUgEgy--in PROBATE,
Notice O. hereby given, thas AZ The general
term 81 ihe County Court. 70 be held IL and for
egid comfy. at fte Court House in the city 81
Lancaster. in s4id County. on The first Tuesday
ai Noffinhef. s -. 1888. being the 9Th day of
November 6 It fhc hour 81 one O'Clock in the
feeVcdn tae following matter viii be heaid and
seHsaefea;
Iht application of William fofns AZ adminls-
irtof ~ he estate ~ said John lorus. deceased
Hfs he allowance % bis inai sceonni and Tor he
aefie mrrt ~ he residue of said estate and for
hisaischltgs from said trust.
By Ofdef oil The Court
GEO. y. GARTER.
Comfy Judge
Dated October 3a. 1885, 3gW3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-10-18

and exquisite gold embroidery. These
materials also formed toe outside Of the
halt long sleeves. The drpsd skirt
front vas IN lilac Grape, deliberately nj
broidered with god ara oyer ID from
lhe raist long finger vile ribbons il
pale gold color. The long, fol- train
was in brocaded satin
A eharning moraiag costume for
Queen Pia was OF a new miteria!, called
silk liner. Of deIieate saade Of pink
The skirt opened ia front, over u pllidgj,
scarlet underskirt Of ths lme INST rim,
ssisAed up the front tnl around tae
edge with two rows 81 open work ia
scarlet silk A scarlet silk br,.ia was
set above The oversSirt. f4iiin straight
in hoat ami at he sidas, ard slightly
dr@ped At the back
Couatess Diva. Lady ia Visiting
to Queen Pia, took With her, 70 fanis,
for the wedding, gorgeous toilette.
with train and corsage il avery pal satir,
brocadsd in pattern of vines ard loi-
age in very pale eolor The skirt front
was of pale blue satin. embroidered as
high as the knee with gold thread and
spangles TIE upper pft WIS etusht
up ID slight fallness, The skirt ffoat
was met at the sides with p9nelsof The
plain satin embroidered giih g'id. TIC
open corssge being TRAINED WITH fae,
old Valsucionnes Lace ablad Of tlla lace
passing down tile outside u each gf lhc
haIl-long sleeves. The eorsage 6 81
CLOSED at viii with q p'esiroa Of ems
broidegeI silk.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-10-18

The Intense itching and smariing
common TO teltef and salt gheam may
be almost instantly relieved BY applying
Ch9nhcr|ain's Eve and SKIN Ointment.
Many Bid case. have been cured ~ it.
For sale b. Dr. > II BARBER.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-10-18

Chippewa Falls is to have free mail
delivery with the beginning Of the new
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-19
THG "DRBSS PARADE

From the time Adam his first fg-leaf apron
to the PRESENT day the arch of mems dress has
been one of improvement In the latest and fullest
history OF he subject the author Is of the opinion
that caref nI comparison, some research and calm
consideration of the various changes which have
taken place in mems dress results in the conviction
that there has been steady and progressive improve
ent N Is general characteristics, its adaptation to
our fa and its conformation to artistic
quiremen MIS-. Specifically, he says, the essential pur.
poses of dress kept in view. A desire is
shown to preserve the outline of the figure The
endeav OF the modern tailor is construct ee
CANT and comfortable garment He designs coats with
arathsr broad shoulder. ample chest, smaller yet un-
constrained waist. and moderate amount of drapery
withosut scantness The crowning triumph of course.
iswhase great manufacturing concern like ours
makes for the million elegant garments, which the
few have specially and pay third to onehaf
Our garments perfect in fit, quality and coastruc
ton, and of them going for 20 per
cent- below tho price which regularly profit be-
low, all competition.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-19


While the possibilities of firing from ordinary
cannon projectiles containing vecy small
amounts of dyna mite have heen revived in pub
lie interest by the recent experiments at Sandy
Hook, a board of naval officers, appointed by
Secretary Whitney to examine and report upon
the pnenmasic dynamite gun to be need in the
new cruiser, has given very encouraging ac-
count of that invention.
The first elements they note in this novel de-
vice is its accuracy. This is the result of the
perfection to which the inventors have brought
the control of compressed air at high pressures
that they able to very slightly increase
or diminish the range of shot, 20
exactly duplicate it.
Then, to the amount of dynamite. it il
certain that the stimulated quantity of 200
pounds can be fired with perfect safety. and
that the possibilities in this respect seem to be
only limited Sy the size of the gun construct
ed.
Another very important matter Is the cheap
ness with which the gun can be built as compared
with ordinary weapons of an equal caiber. lt
can also be constructed with great rapidity,
whereas powder gun may require years for
completion.
AS to range IL Is thought that two miles csn
be counted upon. although the board has wit
messed experiments at only about mile. Still,
il Is wisely concluded that before taking further
steps with the new Device the results of actual
trials Of the new cruiser should be awaited
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-19
DISTINGUISHED YOUNG PEOPLE.
Young Blaine and Logan-Fred Grant and
Robert Lincoln Show Precious Souvenirs.

Special to TIE Indianapolis Journal
NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-two distinguished
young couples passed down Broadway one day
last week within five minutes of each other.
One was young John A. Logan and his wife,
Logan is swarthy and not unlike his famous
father. His wife is pretty blonde faced wom-
She might have sat for one Of the cherubs
in the Sistine Madonna. She is easy and grace
full, and her soft, sweet, musical voice easily
controls the bluff young husband, who at one
time the terror Of West Point His bonny
bride brought him $500, 900. and by close appli-
cation TO business and through the help OF his
father in-law he has doubled that sum, 80 that
now be is millionaire and as happy as .
flower.
Gillespie Blaine, jr. They swung along as joy
ously as school children Young Blaine is in
commercial life here. He is making money and
friends. He goes around a good deal and Is fond
of manly sports. Billy Edwards has been Civ
ing him lessons in boxing and he is quite al
adept with his fists. Mrs. Blaine, jr.. 10 a happy
markably handsome woman. She 10 lover of
the stage and is frequent attendants at the
theater.
.aa asss ssns eu. sppy
and Robert Lincoln were conversing in low
tones in the Fifth-ave Hotel corridor. COL
II in mis- mouth From his trousers pocket he
drew forth solid gold Matchbox. studded with
diamonds. He touched tho biggest stone with
his thumb and the lid of the box few open.
Quite matchbox" said Lincoln.
Yes" said Colonel Grant s.Is was given to
father by the Sultan of Turkey. would not
part with it for the world. 1t is very valuable
Father carried it for years. Do you carry any
thing that was precious to your fatherP
Yes" was the reply, and the speaker pulled
out of his pocket an open- face solid gold watch.
s'It was given to father by mother" said the
speaker The inscription read:
---.--'.-.s.
: TO ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
FROM
LOVING WIFE. /.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-19

masculine fashion, but when every scat IN .
thsatsr is taken she has carl TO play that no
man could play, and which will win IN MOST
cases. She enters at almost the last moment
and selects what seems the best vacant end
seat. and when its owner comes she stands in
the aisle and gazss ae him and droops wearily
and siehs. and If that have effect upon him.
she leans against the back of his chair and his
shoulder and is more TO be displaced by
Struggling than the old man of the What
can he do but yieldl Yield ne does, unless bis
sisters have explained the trick to him, which
case h- is adalnant. Ordinarily he almost begs
the fair actress IN the aisle take his seat, aud
she does. and goes home when the evening is
over to think how much pleasure one may have
for small sum, if ono be ingenious
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-19


Tho great deer range 10 in northern Wiscou-
sin, across Minnesota to Dakota, and covers
the country adjacent to Brush City and Prince
ton and to the north OF Brainerd. There ara
very few deer on the Red Lake reservation, aud
very few about Duluth because tho wolves ara
so numerous in tho counties adjacent The
wolves drive the deer out At the extreme
frontier the deer are found ia good condition.
They breed IN the timber. and remain there
during the summer. and are driven out by the
wolves in the fall Between tho indians and the
wolves many deer are wastefully destroyed. 10
II necessary to kill the wolves TO keep the deer
crop, and the bounty is doing some good But
the deer are not getting exterminated You
might as we'll talk about extermnating the
ducks, cranes, gulls. pelieans, and all kinds OF
water fowl which breed uo in the Peace river
country 1900 miles northwest of w innipeg.
There ara about 90 600 saddles of venison
naudled here q year Sometimes this amourt is
exceeded, As in 1878. wnen the prairie hrss got
into ihe timber and drove the deer into the
settlements. The deer fur 10 OF no com mercial
value. bnt the skin is made into moccasins and
into the buckskin Of the storeA
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-19
The Blessiogs of Liberty.
.....--------.-..---.

Norwich Bulletin.
If Russian girl marries without her parents
consent. abe can be sent to prison and deprived
of her share of the family property. One effect
of this grinding despotism of the Car Is to re-
duce the mum ber of elopemenis in that country.
Peopl@ don't appreciate their immuuities and
privileges in this country. A Girl who elopes
here is given q column and half day in ths
newspapers for several years, more or less, and
Immediately becomes national heroine
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-19
IN. noason vyoman's way.

Evening transcript.
The woman who goes to the theatsr unAttend-
cd has found ont the little trick OF buying an ad
mission ticket and trusting to destiny. after the
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-19
PARTN ERSHIP

Consequent the decease of Aquilla Jones. jr.,
the partnership under the of Jones, Mckee %
Co. terminated January 10. 1883.
The surviving partners have purchased from the
estate the interest of the deceased partner in the late
firm Of Jones, Mckee g. Co. They are the owners of
the entire of said firm have assumed the pay
-nent Of It's liabilities and viii collect its outstanding
claims.
The wholesale boot and shoe business viii be con-
tinued by surviving partners under the name of
MCKEE Sc co.
Indianapolis. February 10, 1888.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-07-19
DISTRESSING ACCIDENT.

On Wednesday afternoon Rissa Wal
lace and Charley Swan, two boys one
about IA years old and the other perhaps
year or two older, were out hunting.
They went in buggy, and while driving
in Crawford's pasture, on the South
Side of the river, the hsrse became sud-
denly frightened and jumped. Rissa
Wallace had charge of the gun, breech
loading shot gun, which he was holding
leaning on his right arm. The jolt caus
ed by sudden jump of the horse made
the gun slip down and Rissa caught it to
pull it back when as is supposed the
hammer caught on something and the
gun was discharged, shooting Rissa in
the right side. The gun being loaded
with number shot made an ugly wound.
At the time of the discharge the gun
was so close to him that his clothes
caught fire and he fell out of the buggy.
Charley Swan fastened for help and soon
had Mr.. Beeson on the ground, and then
hurried to town and informed the boys
friends, who took Dr. Rose and fastened
to the scene of the accident where the
lad was found suffering severely both
from the effects of the shot and - 60
the powder h"-- n .d
h~-
.ome and the wound dressed by DR..
Rose who pronounced the wound severe
and painful one, yet not present dan
gerous one.
MoRAL.-Don't let your boys go out
on the prairie with gun.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-07-19
WEATHER-CROP BULLETIN.

RAiNFALL.-The rainfall has been very
unequally distributed the past week, 3:
per cent. of the amount falling in the
eastern half of the state, and % Per cent
in the west half. Little or no rain fell
from Osborne to Stafford, thence north
west to Cove. An excess fell in Graham
Ellis and Barber, thence east to Chau
tauqua and generally in the central east
ern counties; the heaviest occurring in
Douglass, johnson and Wyandotte A,
Vinland, Douglass, an exceedingly heavy
down-pour, beginning at 10 p. M rails
ing Coal creek out of its banks and flood
ing the country for half on each side Ii
was so entirely local that three to four
miles out on each side there was hardly
sufficient to settle the dust.
TEMPERATURE AND SUNsHINE.-In the
central and western counties the temper
allure has been excessive, ranging up to a
112 in the afternoon, with hot nights.
Sunshine has been the rule
REsULTs.-The crops are doing very
we'll in all sections except the counties
composing the dry V, where all corn is
filling badly except listed, and the leaves
curling up during the day to unfold at
night. The oats and flax harvest is pro-
crossing favorably in the central and
northern counties In the northwestern
counties the oats haye rusted consldera-
bly, and in Brown and Doniphan haye
lodged in many instances. Wheat thresh-
ing is in progress in the central and in
the southern counties, and the yield is
proving very good. Chinch bugs are in
the corn to some extent in the northern
counties; they are doing some damage in
Rocks and have appeared in Graham.
I. B. Jennings, Sig. Cps, Asst Dir.
P. Sowing to failure of a large
per cent. of the reports to reach this Of
fee last week, no bulletin could be is
sued. 1t is hoped that it will not occur
again. ].
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-07-19
CARD OF THANKS.

We desire to return to the people of
this city our sincere and heartfelt thanks
for their kindness during our late sorrow
and bereavement As words cannot ex-
press our sorrow neither can they express
our gratitude for 80 many manifestations
of sympathy that come from
Tor uor;n. a. every quar-
ia blessing may rest up
on you all, we remain
Yours in friendship and love,
MRs. p. g. REYNOLDS AND FAMILY.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-07-19

Three wives to one husband" was
played at Macauleys last night. tits one
of the brightest comedies eyer written,
and it is to be regretted that the engage
ment was so brief. The company is ex-
cellent, one of its strongest features be-
ing the beauty and general attractive
ness of its female members.
Courier Journal
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-07-19
FORD COUNTY'S BANNER FARM.

1t always affords us great pleasure to
make mention of the progress and pros
perity of our farmers. Quite recently II
has been our pleasure to view the Daw-
son farm which lays just four miles west
of Dodge City, on the north side of the
| Arkansas river. There is now over one
hundred acres in cultivation. The finest
corn, rnillet, oats and rye was grown on
this place this season.
The oats and rye have been harvested.
The so acre field of corn cannot be ex-
celled by any state in the union. while
the millet will run two tons to the acre.
The Eureka Irrigating Canal enters this
farm at the north line running southwark
short distance thence to the northeast.
atfording water for over $50 acres of this
$50 acre farm. from the irrigating canal.
Mr.. Dawson has three boxes placed in
the canal SO the water can be used at any
time when needed.
1t is only a question of a short time
when all lands on the irrigating canal
will be worth from $50. 90 to $50. 90 per
acre. The success of irrigation has long
ago been demonstrated to the entire sat
isfaction of all those who have been ex-
perimenting with it.
AS Mr.. Dawson says irrigation is one
of the best resources of any country, as
there is always times in the growing sea-
son when the water from the canal can
be used to a very great advantage.
Aside from this one great feature (per-
feet system of irrigation) the Dawson
farm is well fenced has good buildings,
viz: neat frame house of several rooms.
IA perfect milk house and a strog wind
mill that keeps a constant flow of water
going to the stock yard tank
To all eastern farmers who intend visit.
ing this section of Kansas, we would saw
don't return home without seeing this
farm. 1t will pay you to go over it and
see what..a Ford county farm will produce
when in the hands of one who knows
how TO conduct q farm.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-07-19

The world renowned Mrs. Jailey with
her famous waX-works will visit this city
next week and give an exhibition which
will be worth seeing. No one should
miss seeing this entertainment as it will
stop at no other point on this road. The
side-splitting farce, Box and Cox" will
be given in connection with the show
by Messrs. Pearce and Lanouette, with
Miss Evelyn Baird as Mrs. Bouncer.
Look out for posters announcing date and
place of exhibition.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-07-19
FRED GARDNER, Agent.

A Mr.. Henderson, representing the
Beacon, of Wichita, was arrested last
night on complaint of G. F. Mckinney,
of the South Side Hotel. 1t seems that
he had been working the city the past
four or five days quite successfully, as
he had in his possession clothing of every
description. A telegram has been sent
to Wichita to ascertain whether he is
what he represents himself to be-