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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-09-04
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BerIin, a.. Hug. Der R6nis pon
Sa@ien su,pFns beute ben 3aiier DtIbeIm
In Dresden. 0ie Stabt mar feiiIi& aes
i&uadt unb mtnbefens $4,000 Meui@en
erwarteten ben &aiier auf bem Babnbofe.
Ct fubr NIT benz R6nig bur9 tte StraBem
ber Stabt unb murbe aberau NIT begeiiter,
ten 3urufen besra6t. Ct frlbfldte nit
ben Offijteren ietuss @esiments unb ipeis
ife BET ber R6nisin Garcia. - Ser Raifer
rpirb tn Der letten Wo9e bes September
abreiien unb bem @roBber3os uon Baben,
benz R6nis uon Wdrtembers unb ben,
Bring @e9enten Don Baiern Beiu@e abs
ffatten unb Johann if& lber ben Drenner
mad StaIisn beseben; ben &hdmeg wtrb
er iiber Wenebts unb Dien MAIDEN.
9amburs. 81. Mus. Der abseieste
96uts Der Samoa:S :SnfeIn, WaIietora, If
bter einsetroffen.
6ambur9, 81. Aus. 8ei ben, Geuer
auf benz Stetnmdrber ftnb ni@t feds ions
bern aw6If Meni@en umsetommen unb
uiele i&wer uerlest worben.
Ser ftebente iuternationaIe gonareB ter
Mmeritaforf@er wtrS am Q. Ottober ;uiam.
mentreten unb uier Gage in Sisuns fstn.
CUR gr6rteruns fommen unb 3war am ers
fen Gage: Die gntbedans Mu,erita's unb
auaeritanif9e @eolosie, aul ameiten Gage:
Ameritanii9e MItertbumstunbe, am brits
ten: gtbnosrapbie, aut uierten: Paldos
graphic unb amerisanii&e Spra&eu.
Berlin, 2s. Mus. Ser aaiier WtI.
beIm duberte neuli@ In einem @siprd&e
NIT einem Staatsmanne: sd ertenne als
Treanbe nur Dieienisen an, ueI3e unierem
Waterlanbe unb einem seiunben Tortf&ritt
freunbli@ 9eiinn. iin6. Niemanb wirb
uir ben Wuni@ 3uf9reibeu, bas Hab Der
3eit 3urldbreben ju uouen. Sm @esens
tbeile III es Der StoI3 Der 6obenaolIer,
aber bte ebelfe, bic seitis besabteife unb
bte Sebtlbetfte Natton au berri@en. Sn
bteieS 2ob i&Iiebe ID gang Dsuti@lanb
ein. llniere sanae @eietsebuns pir6 uon
ni&entreunbli@en @rsinbidten bittirt.
@er ft& .psisert. bieb an3uertenuen unb
bie Qeute aum Wiherfreite aufbeSt, barf
obne RadR R3t auf feline g arteis sanseb bSristeii
uou mtr tetue DtQtsuns er,uarten. q
stbt wabrIi@ gmfnes ju tbun.1
8erltu, 40. Hug. Die Gruennuna
lbss fd5rers ber NatieaalibuaIea RubsIp5
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-09-04
Nttt>tt>ter 1913.

In ueri9iebenen OFTEN unb bort weniser
aIs anberspo IdBt fi@ ber 3uiammenbans
ber Bewesuns NIT ben bouIansifiii9en
l1mtrieben uertennen.
3wtf@en WuIep5aifan, SuIs
tan uon Rarofto, unb fetuen aufrabreris
i&en l1ntertbaneu berri@t sesenwdrtis eia
3an.pf bis auf's Meffer. Sbre Iette Gres
ueItbat mar ieIbit far feine barbarif@e Nas
tur au uieI unb Ct raifete ft&, ben Cob ieis
ues getters RuIep au RIDDEN, unb 3war
zen masse". Der Sultsn Fat fi@ CUR
gerfoIsuns ber RebelIen aufsema@t, unb
Maroste If nit Blut ilbsri9pemmt. Ser
patbenbe 6errf9er Fat ietnen Eruppen bic
grIaubntb sesebeu, bte Ortf@afteu ..ber
RebelIen nieber3ubrennen unb tn ibrem
@ebiet iebwebe @reueItbat au perri9ten,
Elm gorre@t, weI@es fi@ bic SoIbaten 3u
Nuse ma@ten. Das 9anb Ut tn elmer
i9redli@eu 8erfaifuns unb cine beporfies
benbe 9unsersuotb uaa@t ft@ tu,msr msbr
selteuO, 70 bas bic baIbe BeuSIseruus tn
Huf.ubr 1T.
Der por GINGER 3eit In darlington
bur@ einen beiouberen absefaubten pon
GoFa silica NIT 6iram 9it@cod, YrdRben.
ten ber .gsiearasua Canal affoetatton Of
gsew OortA absef@Io1eue gertras bin7@t,
Ii& bes Niearasua Canals If iest pom
gousrefe Gotta Rica's seuebmist. Dieie
@atficatton III Elm wsiterer mt9tiger
S@ritt In benz srobeu 9siearasucstlnters
nebmen. Der @ortlaut bieies gertrases
III faif senau berieIbe, pie ber bes NIT Ni.
earasua absei&Ionenen, ieIbifrebenb NIT
absednberten, fir gois Rica pafenben
Heftimmunsen binf@tIi& ber Gage unb
ber @renaeu bes Canals. Beibe Resie.
runseu baben f9 GENTLE Me@te porbebals
ten unb auf aubere au @unifen ber vgaieaz
rasua Canal Aiiociattou Of Neu Dors"
Serai4tet. Su Gotta Riea stH f7@ unses
meine EbeiIuabme far ben Canadian tunb,
mas f&on baraus beruorsebt, bab etne ans
jabI bortiser gapitaIiifen NIT ber abF9t
umsebt, etne giienbabn uon etuem Yunfte
an ber BORT 2imon San Sole ..Route na@
ber Sabtaae bes Niearasua Sees ober
na@ ber @ren3e bes Canals am oberen
Sau Suan 6Iufie, Az bauen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-09-04

.. Dennisien gun, OberprdFbenten ber
Prouin5 6annousr 1T amtlt@ betannt ses
ma&t worben. Sie bat BET ben 2iberaIen
srobe 8efriebisuns beruorserufen.
Berlin. 30. Mus. Sc beist, baB ber
9ersos aooIpb uon gfaifau TIM 9inblid auf
bie Werlobuus ietneS Sobnes WiIbeIm NIT
ber a4tidbrisen Rrouprin3ef1n Der Niebers
lanbe Wilbelmine barein sewilIist bat, 80
@unifen beifeIben auf ieine grbaniprd9e
auf 2uremburs su uerai@ten. - (@laus
bens ni9t. &e6.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-09-04
Sa1r9am8 Is. 9abuu Soma, 9ntae ben stptm6tr 1885,


9nbuqlIe, Soma, 9ienta
3ei9te f9 BEN 0oIte In Gburu,an etn bla'
benber, bS@it rafiser SubeIsreis, NIT ei'
mem freunbIt&eu, f&er3bafteu @orte FL,
Sebermanu. NIT trdftiser Sttmme unb an:
iprs9euber Berebtiamteit.
Ben Garriiou, ber republitanii&e prd.
7beuti@aftssanbibat bdIt fi@ auf eiuer Sn:
isI TN grieiee auf, UNI etwas 3ur @ube 3u
tommen. Saff ieben Gag Gam etn aubere'
3us pon 2euten, bte ni9ts beferes 3u tbuu
baben, na9 SnbianapoIis um BEN armeu
@anbtbateu bur@ 6dnbei&atteIn bi'
S@uIter faif ausjurenten unb f& ietueu
@etn unb Delitatefeu f&u,edeu 81 Iafen.
@r. 9arriiou whb frsb ieiu, weun bi.
Wabl uoraber ift; e. braa&t bans tetneu
anbrans uon Sdnbei9atteIr unS Greiluus
@ern uebr au befar&ten unb tann R@
mieber oon, i.in.n a,riuoto.snaft.n min,
men.
m.n star h.r ursas.rt,1hof,a-
gonbibot her wrob;k,t,.,;fa.r im.in,
.in o,r,,k.r,r wor;t;,.r ~ s.,u SRA
9ateu.D DeIesat 3u ber nsuli@en @ensraIs
gonferena. ber bii&5Fi&en Metbobiitens
eir@e IN g.em s,orf i.ste .r bie Mnnobm.
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a,f i.in.n gNnni6 her. Nrud .in.r milr,or
Gr.mnror. i,r,r m,rorution +, sorr, man
rrortat,n b.orh.rt ,nh Riff. 3 rop.a,. u,r,
hen ,un n i.h, ,m.tbob;aifm. A.imffstt.
NTH b.n, Gnhorf.m.nt b.r m.n.ral, gonf.,
rem, oeionbt. mabrenb ae IN mirfIid,.i,
nur Samponn. !. Nofnm.nt. ana 9,,n.
sisrs eioener S.ber finS nnb bo.a be.
i9immt feline c,nt.r.i,.n ala Gonh;Sot ~
f8rbern. -.
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| orh.ntIin.r S,otsnoft 81. auroi,uno non
saorb, unb eab.Nofoto ala etaoten r.,
sarmor..r csr h.r h.tr.H.rh,r a,,u,lbr,f,
wirb bemerst. bas Dasota uon coo 900
Feibisen unb inteQisenten @eni@en be-
wobut iet, 90 Willtonen aeres fru&ttareu
2anbes entbaIte, idbrIi4 90 RiiIioneu
TuibeI Wei3en nnb 80 Millionen Huibel
Weais beruorbrinse, so Miuioueu Dollars
Hant.g Capital unb 5000 Reilen Giienbabu
BETTE uub far ieine 1000 S@uIen unb
5000 2ebrer idbrIt@ . WiQioneu Dollars
uerauseabe. Der prdRbent wirb I'm ga.
men ber @ere@tisseit eriu&t, BEN Cons
sreb, ber bisber sesen ale Bitten bes Ianse
buIbenbeu Dalota ein taubes DIR ss3sist
babe, sebSris bie 2euiten su Ieien.
Sn ber persansenen mod
Fnb In pieIen Staaten bic Yartei Con-
bentioneu iowobI ber Republitaner aIs
Demotraten absebaIteu worben. Sie bie.
ten ni@ts Beionberes. Sc banbelte f&
meiit um auftelIeu ber ganbibaten 10,
Staatsdmter.
9tmSIano.
Ctr 4oh.I,.r.oro !, !, ana aaor,
mi.b.rbort 81. aR.rbuno : hos h,r n NAT,
fronr - m.h,nrt ,,Sr a. TIN boh,s "a Mrt.r .. .
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lin, hurx n. itori.nii6, 0Rouhr,o,,r,,no !
,no.fiIot m.rb.u unb 81. ,nsbTih.u G;n.
Taii. b.s b.is.n somm.rs n mom mer,
tb,m - IN HoIoe ieiner bur6 h;. ,rmf,srh,
o.bot.n.n @eianoenidoft i'm s,otifon nitbt
/ OT-' 80 = =
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-09-04
preiie Ser 2ln3eioefs.
Seb'r Soll ber Spalte per Sabr.. .$19.00
8 Monate : ZOO
8 Nonate s 500

Nir iebe 8eiIe Drepier, ober beren Raum, baS
erftemal 10 Gents. bic nd9itenmaIe s @ents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-09-04
@robbrttanien.

2orbon, 80. Mus. Su ber ueraona
senen Na9t berri@ten In san3 GnaIanb
befttser Sturm unb &esen, mobur& bte
GeIbfra&te pom Meuem sei&dbiat wnrben.
Sm 9tnblid auf ben beuorifebenben Wsans
gel an Hrotitoffen fansen bie Bddsr idbon
iest an, bis 1rotpreiie gu erb5ben.
The Forrest City times., 1888-01-07

gave a little scream ne b;.
 legs flew past her head. and oafs ing her face with her hapdss sossr' way tv tears or snIles--r,. gave to tell which. Bill was r;rs nart up in a moment, and was I".lde slde over the back of the seat haahg apoiogizing when Ed Wilbns suaoly his wife and baby drove m b.lh slh aRd stopped. Poor Bill fel, lS'alhd he would rather have bess saat than have Ed catch him in ..ss saoi scrape, hut there was no hsI, 'aen now, so he called Ed 10 b;rr 'of | whispered in his ear. Al,hae aae nearly bursting with laugb,ss0 beckoned 10 hIs wife to drs. "a and saying something 10 ba.gh helped the widow ont os p.dss as buggy and into his, and ,ba ls women drove on, leaving ina ~. 'o men behind. Bill lost no two sso arranging his toilet as well ,a could, and then with great nsr.. s as sion Ed got him to go home ~. him, and hunting up slipper. .a .sa socks, and getting him washed .ss s eombed, had him quite presen,.hIa I,a when the ladies arrived. raas s not tell how the story was was,..s .s out of Bill, and how they all IanaI ed as they sat at the tea table ,5a. night, but will conclude by sav;ss aas that they went to the show toge,hss and Bill has no fear of Gus soes. rlder now.
The Forrest City times., 1888-01-07

The tsrre store of Nesrss- Y. > Irard S Go. is filed from center @ lircnmferoncs with as elegant a Iue of Dry Soofs. Dress Go0is. TaIieS aaf 'lissrs' Hats Bonnets aud NH'jasry. Gents aaa Boys Hats an4 Caps. Notions, keeis and Shoes. sii >ize~ sua siads, Fresh Groceries -- and. in taci, everything imaginable which ts sept in any 6ustciass general mrrchans s1 essabii stment as any purchaser cuui3 desire 60 select from. Elegant new goods are ar irving almost daily. aud they pHr- pose to sell st prices th4t tciy competition. The public generally is invited 10 call and examine tbei. goods before purchasing.
The Forrest City times., 1888-01-07
January 4, 1888.
 The Leap Year Party.

That hospitable and populn citizen, Mir. Doe Hughes, kindly opened the doors of his residence last Monday night to the young ladies ofthe city. who most happily entertained tho boys with lesp year party. The tone nlgos only" act of the fair ones was en'' in Its every feature, and as an ID, struction to the boys in the artol knightly gallantry, perfect m ns minuiest details. The boys wers called for with carriages and ever! care taken that their dainty ies' should be guarded from eveIl roughness. Delightful music WI furnished by stting band aaa ,". every opportunity offered for 'u dulging the passlon for dancing :. the hearts content. MT. and MT. Hughes entertained with ina. generous and broad hospitalle that belonged to and made 'ps bright festive of the old-uns Southland, and which, alas IS .vs seldom seen in thls gold-geluas day-never, except among ,h.s .ss to whom memory comes oi '' open door and warm welcome
 those good old days. A rePa.' was spread from which no i'sJ was absent that could tempt aa' satisfy the most arrogant tssV With many thanks for tho k'Ss sr ness of the host and hostess 's having supplied an evening such bright enjoyment, the guss departed, remembering and at M sowing to soon and ofien acc'a the invitation so cordially glVearss "come and see us again. [
 leap year party will be membered by all who aite .deo
 sunny spot in the past.
The Forrest City times., 1888-01-07
A Handsome Present.

Last week number of the friends of Dr. W. J. Matthews pur chased an elegant gold-hesdei cane. Monday, January ?, 1888, Hon. Geo. P. Taylor pressntea the token of esteem with the foI. lowing remarks:
 "Doctor, it affords mo grssi pleasure, on behalf of quite nun. Der of our mutual friends, to ten. der this small token of our high esteem for you. May it be a soura of pleasant remembrance whss you grow old, and of service ia the meantime. I am joined by these friends in wishing you and yours many happy New Years
The Forrest City times., 1888-01-07
- 7sFl~ Golden Words.

Eight lines of Mr. Samson's ad- dress, at Pittsburg, ought to be generally republished throughout the country. for the eye of the public. Here they are: "0ne of the greatest helps we Funeral Directors could receive from one class would be to get them 10 realize that they are not paying their dead any respect WHEN THEY BURY THEM AT OUR expense; or, in other words, they should consult their ability to pay when ordering a funeral, as much as when order ing barrel of flour. National Funeral Director. g..
The Forrest City times., 1888-01-07
Brao. Up

You ara feeling depressed. your ap- petite is poor, you are bothered with headache. you are fidssty. nervous and out of sorts generally, and want to brace up. Brace up, bat not with s.imulants, spring medicines or bit 1ers. which have for their basis very cheap. bad whisky, and which .Jimu- late you for an hour and then leave you in worse condition than before What you want is an a.terstiye that will purify your blood. start healthy action of liver and kidneys, restore your vitality and give renewed health and strength. Sach $ medicine you will find in Electric Bitters. and only % cents a bottle at (. T. Hinton 8 drug store.
The Forrest City times., 1888-01-07
A Card of Thanks.

Ny friends that presented ms with a nice gold-headed cane oa, the morning of January l, 1888. will please accept my thanks. l appreciate theIr gift and will always remember them kindly. In after years, when old age IS upon me, il wlll be my support ss paa down the path of life. May you, my friends, be happy, and may your future be bright, IS tho wish of your humble friend,
 W. J. MATHEWS.
The Forrest City times., 1888-01-07
- c ~N-
 Notice.

All persons indebted 10 the E,. tate of Vital Lesca, deceased, will find their accounts in my hands and they are requested to come forward and settle the same.
 D. NJ. WILSON,
 Adm'r.
The Forrest City times., 1888-01-07
- . -
 Rual.tn,.

The best salve in the world for en., bruises, sores. ulcers, salt rheum. feye, sores, letter, chapped hands, chilhlains corns and all skin eruptions, and pSi. lively cures piles. or no pay required It is guaranteed to give perfect ssti,. faction, or money refunded. Price ,, cents per box. For sale by c. F. Hin. ton
The Forrest City times., 1888-01-07
Dissolution Notice.


 The copartnership heretofors existing between Drs. w. J. Mat thews and N. P. Beauchamp, under the firm namo of Matthews < Bsauchamp, is dissolved by mutual consent. to take effect from the l't day of January, 1888. All those indebted to us are requested 10 come up and make settlements m mediately. One or both of us csn be found al the drrg store of C.f Hinton, ready to settle. Those failing to settle with us by the 18th day of February, 1888, may expect to settle with an officer, tor on that day we will turn our books over to an officer for collection. We must have money to live and pay our debts, and we cannot 90 this unless we get pay for oa' work. We mean what we say.
 W. J. MATHEWS,
 N. P. BEAUcHAaP.
 Januarv 4 1Q9s
The Forrest City times., 1888-01-07
Miss DORA ANNETTE.
 from Prof. and Ms. James " stuart.
4 Happy New Year. ssss end. ms tla-4srsIa Ia .f4Au1

-aAit NataF HHka4 441 ID bAFas =- -- T In behalf Of our little one.we de- sire 10 heartily thank Professor and Mrs Stuart for this Aini rensal- brance. And, VIC assure them, that in after years, e our little baby becomes q woman, she will love her bird. ss only her sex can Iove-with her whole heart. IL is but natural that the proud father Of beautiful babe should feel glad al thus having hls offspring, remembered ahd although words are light, yet. there is that beyond in our heart which echoes again our words of thanks, iu all of which we ara heartily Joined by our good wife. Exchanging the compliments of the season. we beg to remain.
 Yours truly,
 E.. L. Yadakin.
The Forrest City times., 1888-01-07

 owing to the teacher being sck rendered me no report IL will be given next week. The Autographed Roll of Honor may be found at the office of James Russell, presi- dent of the board, or at the school building
 Attendancc-High school, 52; senior, 5l; intermediate, 4; pri- mary, 55. Total, 900
 Health of pupils very good; at tendance irregular. Parents who delaln thelr children so that they will be tardy at either daily ses- sion should furnish them with Q written excuse addressed to the teacher. Fms will admit them. School opens at m. and l p.m., Ketchem's regulator is the stand ard of time.
 JAS. W. STUART, Supt.
The Forrest City times., 1888-01-07
A TOKEN OF ESTEEM.
aod One H.gs. soprea.A,ss sy,ss Parents Q
DORA ANNETTE.

As VIC entered our Sanetum Tuesday morning, we were star tied at the ehirp of bird. Looking in the direction from which ths sound came, we were again sup rlsed to see beautiful canary. in A snug little cage. upon our table Tpon examination ue found the Following card attached:
The Forrest City times., 1888-01-07
syrup of Figs
MoMM

M nN>N Of the good things of this
 NANsN~.1 life are sorro~fally let alone on account of Dyspepsia. Aeker's Dyspepsia Tablets will cRra DyspepsiG, Indigestion and Constipation; sold on q positive guarantee st % and 50 cents, by II ETans < Co.
The Forrest City times., 1888-01-07

FoR REST.-The house on tb. corner east of this office. Fineh cation for boarding house. Fo, particulars call on or address ,bs office.
The Forrest City times., 1888-01-07
Ho6ges--Byrd

MarrIed, at the residence of Lopi, Pugh, at lockney, by Esq. J B kinton this week, Thos Hodge, |" Miss Mamie Byrd. The ham, couple have our best wishes 1
The Forrest City times., 1888-01-07
<- Lose No Happy Day.

Learn to make the most of life
 And lose no happy day,
 Time can never bring
 The back chances swept away. So if you have chills and fever Reeds Chill Cure is the only effectual remedy. It never fails when properly used. A box of pills with each bottle. For sale and warranted by II. Evans & Co.
 syrup of Figs Is natures own true laxative. It IS the most easily taken and the most effective remedy known to cleanse the system when bilious or e0stiye; to dis pei headaches. colds and fevers; to cure habitaal constipation, indigestion, piles. etc. Manufactured only by the California Fig Syrup Company, San Francisco, Cal.
The Forrest City times., 1888-01-07
CoM,S S\ee>N is.ssis,1. Night: is the he

thousands suffering from Asthma, Con- sumption. Coughs. etc. Did you ever try Aeker's English Remedyf IL Is the best preparation known for all Lang Troubles, sold cn 8 positive guarantee at l0c., 5oc. H Evans ( Co.
The Forrest City times., 1888-01-07
RnNNes ths.sr I.ltsl eff. l,Es pss,ii1; ,ti,s

Windy colic. Teeshing Pains. or Stomach Disorders, can be relieved at once by using Acker's Baby Soother. t contains 10 Opium or Morphine. hence is safe. Price ss cents. Sold by T. Evans k Co.
The Forrest City times., 1888-01-07

Shoes! We'll, VIC should say so. Russell, Graham < Co. have the largest and most elegant stock Of all kinds, sizes and styles of Gents and Ladies', Misses and Chlldren's Fine Shoes Of any house in town. They have shoes made over all slzes and styles of lasts, which en- ables them to give you perfect fit. No matter how hard it has been in the past to get your shoes to fit you, Russell, Graham X Co. have come to the rescue, and they guarantee best goods at lowest prices. Give them q call before purchasing olsew here.
 The champion walking man of the world says the use of Penn bortons Wine Coca prevents fatigue and enables him to keep gong Pemberions Wine Coca is beeo ming more celebrated than any other remedy for nervous affections. It has proven invaluable in debility, nervousness dyspepsia, oplum hab- it's. shattered nerves, female in- fermities, etc. Ii improves the appetite; enriehes the blood rcin- vigarates every organ and faculty; lis prescribed by the Physicians sold by II. Evans & Co, Beware of limitations. Get History Coca Plant
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-03-02
SUIT AGAINST GOULD.

Broker Stanton Dissatisfied With the Way
the st. Louis, Fort scott & Wichita Was
Sold Out.
New YORK, Feb. 23-The suit began in
the Supreme Court by John s. Stanton, q
broker, against the Missouri Pacific, jay
Gould, Russell Sage and others concerned
in the foreclosure and reorganization OF the
predecessor company to the Fort Scott.
Wichita q Western railroad, will be
pushed vigorously by the plaintiff. 1t
grows out Of the reorganization agreement
of last May by which the stockholders OF
the st. Louis, Fort Scott & Wichita rail-
road were promised by the Gould people
Al equal amount for their holdings in the
stock Of the new Fort Scott. Wichita q
Western Railroads.&c. 0Ou. 0O0-on payment
OF SO per share assessment, which was
also to be represented in new stock. On
May - the Missouri Pacific, through tine
Union Trust Company, bid in the road after
the stockholders had deposited their stock
with the Mercantile Trust Company, ac-
cording to the plan.
Counsel for Stanton claims that withou.
notice to the committee of the stockhold-
ers Of the Fort Scott road the Gould people,
after its sale, organized the new corpora
tlon and the Union Trust Company con-
veyed to IT all the property. The counsel
also assert that none of the Gould people
nor the Missouri Pacific deposited any
stock Of the old Fort Scott road with the
Mercantile Trust Company. That road is
being run by the Missouri Pacific and in
its interest, and that the Missouri Pacific is
seeking to deprive the Fort Scott stock
holders Of the stock Of the new company to
which they are entitled, and that The de-
PENDANTS have issued a second mortgage
to 81. on, 900 income bonds contrary TO the
agreement with the stockholders.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-03-02
Place of Contract Decision.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Feb. 2l.-An impor
;ant decision Of interest to the enemies a.
well to the friends Of prohibition was hand
ed down by Judge Philips in the Court OF
Appeals yesterday. In the case under con.
sideration the appellant was liquor dealer
in Iowa, whose property in Missouri had
been attached for debt by wholesale
liquor house in Chicago. The decision Of
Judge Philips is to the effect that the law
governing the place where the contract is
made is the one that holds, and that deal
ers can not evade payment because Of any
law which may exist ut the place where
they are doing business. The parties to
the suit in which the decision was rendered
are N. ". Kerwin & Co., Of Chicago and
Patriot Dcrap, a saloonkeeper at Ottumwa,
Iowa