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The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-10-03
THIRTY CENT COLLECTIONS

Mrs. McClurkin spoke two even
ings recently, at one place, and the
aggregate collections were 3Octs.
At another point she received 45cts,
while her expenses were very con-
siderable. This is why.we are urg-
ing our friends to help literally.
We must inform the people if
We carry the Amendment; we
must send our speakers whether
the people are willing to pay their
expenses or not.
Let your Free Will Offerings be
liberal to meet this deficit.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-10-03
POSITIVE ORDERS.

The National Liquor Dealers Issue Com
mands and Arc obeyed.
'To THE REPUBLICANS.
Prohibition must be defeated in Mich
lgan and Oregon. Your party has the
majority there. If it is not defeated we
will mako you pay for it."
And defeated it was.
ITO THE DEMOCRATS.
Prohibition must be defeated in Texas
and Tennessee. The Democratic party
must settle this question for personal lib
erty, or take the consequences"
And defeated it was
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-10-03

Friends of the cause will see that
announcements are made in Pull
pits, in Day Schools and Sunday
Schools and that the people Of the
whole community are aroused to
give at least one day or eve'ng to the
defense of their homes against the
legalized piracies of the Saloon.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-10-03

hardy pioneers Of American civiIi-
cation are found in them. Their
health was maintained by simple
remedies of roots and herbs, now re-
produced in Warmers Log Cabin
Remedies, made by Warner of Safe
Cure fame.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-10-03

The effect of the "Mugler decision" has
been to increase tho fanafical zeal of our
enemies to veritable frenzy. Nothing
but the utter destruction of our business
will now satisfy them. -Champion
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-10-03

If you want to know what our
workers are doing, and where we
are spending our money, read Miss
Minnie Hutchinson's letter, W. G..
T. U. page.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-10-03
: PLEASANTS COUNTY:
REV. j. w. CARTER
OF PARKERSBURG

Will rally the home forces of
Calhoun county, and charge on
the common enemy, at time and
places as follows:
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-10-03

Ill health modifies all possible
goodness. Restore your health by
using Warmers Log Cabin Sarsapa.
rilla. 1t purifes the blood, regu.
lates the liver. Try Ito doses
for 81 90. Sold by your druggist.
There is no Sarsaparilla Gust ae
good" Get it.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-10-03
MISS MINNIE HUTCHINSON,

VIce-Pres. West Va w. C. T. q.
vii! address the people in behalf
of the Homes of West Virginia
and assist in organizing the
Amendment Forces, at time and
place, as follows:
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-10-03

We commend the example of the
honorary embers of the Salem
Union. They help the W. G. T. q.
work in their own way for Prohi.
bition, without interfering with
their plans or sympathies. Mrs.
Cooper's husband posted the bills
for Mrs. McClurkin's meeting with
out asking his wife to sign any
agreement with his political faith.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-10-03
REV. II. G. JOHNSON
OF CHARLESTON

Will address the people IN be.
half of the Prohibition Amend
ment, as follows:
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-10-03
w. G.. Il. e.
Amendment Campaign Lee
fure Bureau.

The Speakers announced under
this heading, will come under the
auspices of the Woman's Christian
Tenn perance Union, pleading for
West Virginia Homes and the
common interests of all the People.
Let friends of the Amendment of
all parties and classes, see to it that
there is general and enthusiastic
rally at every meeting:
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-10-03

viii address the people in be-
half Of the Homes of WestVirginia
as follows:
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-10-03

OF THE NJ. E. CHURCH, SOUTH,
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-10-03

(STOPPING AT ALL STATIONS.)
LEAVE PARKERSBURG.
Marietta. Central Standard Ttme.l
2.1O q. M, 9.35 q. M, 40 p. m.
ARRIvEiAT PARKERSBURG.
S.45 q. ~; $50 p. M; IL As p. N.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-10-03
Between Cincinnati and St. Louis.

Solid Trains. New Sleeping Cars and First-ciass
Coaches, through without change, via c. !. ST. L.
&. R'y (Big Four and I. & ST. L. R'y Dee Lne)
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-10-03

Help the w.C.T.U.
IN Amendment Cam.
paign Work.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-10-03

For further information and the
best possible rates, apply to
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-10-03
Between Cincinnati and Peoria.

Elegant Reclining Chair Cars, through without
change, via the &C. I. St. L. & c. and /. B. & w.
Short Lne.D
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-12
JURY BRIsKKs AND ANARCHISTS
Their Grimes Alike Destructive of
sc~iety-Eich seoundreIs
Sentenced.

cBieksD, July 1.-The rulings Of law in
tho anarchists ease by Judge Gnyy. that
sent spies and bis comrades 10 the galiows
were turned today by another Chicago
judge, Kirk Halves. against the agents,
attorney and eaief Official OF one OF fhe
wsalfhsest corporations In the country,
The offsuse la this Ease wss attempted
lury. brihing, and the main offender sum
ner G. Welch. claim agent Of the Chicago
City Railway Company. who Is sentenced
to term behind pfisan bars. while G. B
Holmes, president Of the company, and c.
" Hardy. the eampany's attorney are ne
commended TO f,a dealt with By the grand
Jury. Judge HaHes held that the con.
spirsfy rulings Ia the anarchist case I'D
ply rs well To any ether conspirators Ia
rendering decision this morning he sen;
weich 10 jail for six months and held that
II wae net necessary TINT Holmes or Hardy
should have done any positive or aiilrrna-
tive oct or been present when II was done,
IL they In any way aided or abetted and
that IL they did 50 aid or abei they were a.
guilty IS the actual criminal The quez-
ton as 10 whcfsrr Holmes or Hardy actual
" aid aid or abei, he ieft 10 the grand jury.
recommending an Investigation
The Chicago city railway Is perhaps the
largest corporation Of the Kind IN the coun-
try President Holmes Is very prominent
ei.ixen and attorney. Hardy j. q leading
member Of the bar
The bribery Was "a all Insignificant little
damage suit against the company. Wells
approached one Of the jurors aud endeRy-
pted tn retain by money his services 81 the
Interest Of the company. The Juror tn
dignAnilY refused. voted for the highest YER
diet axains; the company. and afterwards
exposed the whole business 10 the attorney
Ter the plaintiff This raised q storm of
uuhlie opinion. aud brought out saarh eyi.
denee tendlag - show that the company .
course Ia this ease was thoroughly sys-
temstise.l, and had been pursued fer years
Ia other lsiigstions, particularly whcney or
The company wss Ia danger OF being mHie;-
ed for damages by uutoftnnates " ho were
bur; IN accidents on It's 10 miles Of street
railroad.
Judge Hawes's decision l. lengthy, and
II printed tn iuil would cover more than
an sptsre rage 81 = newspaper II Is mostly
VI asie ap. however, of an analysts Of the
fesittnuty. Ia this the Judge Is extremely
clear nad paiasiakinx Ths gBsf Of the de
eis.on l. stated by him in couple of strong
sentences near The conclusion There are
FEW crimes moFc dcspicahie.r he said, "ar
moro dangerous 10 the good order of the
city. than Jury brihing aud snhoruagiou Of
perjury. We punish with death those who
openly Aii.Iap; 10 overthrow the existing
order Of society by Sinieucc SHAH We not
stse every effort 20 restrain those who
secretly aud by indirect methods seek 10
undermine the chief corner stone Of so
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II Il reported from Port Townsend
1hst tbs schooner oscar and Hattie"
ms returned from successful fishing
cruise In northern waters. She sailed
IL north 70 Alaska, where she found
~ that could be desired In the way OF
nshing ground. Her owner. Captain
johnson, declares himself more than
satisfied" with the result OF his first
cruise. The trip was both pleasant
and profitable. and no time viii be lost
IN repeating II. The Oscar and Hat
tie,"i Il will he remembered. Il one Of
ne fishing sehooners which came out
IRON Gloucester. Massachusetts,. upon
; venture in north Pacific waters.
Upon the result Of their venture a
great deal depends. since two hundred
o. moro sails are waiting. eager 10
come u field Of profitable labor can
~ found here. The success Of the eos
car and Hattie" Is therefore subject
for special congrstulation. II confirms
he good reports already made by Cap
tain Solomon Jacobs schooncrs, also
from Gloucester, and viii almost GER
tainiy lead 10 very large increase of
eur fishing ficct.
Fishing by small sbooners Is surely
destined 10 be among the important
productive industries OF Washington.
To the halibuf and other fishery inter
ests just now being developed. will
room be added the large seal fishing IN
dnstry Of Alaska. This Is now en-
CROSSED as monopoly by the Alaska
Commercial Company, whesc ereeiai
privileges expire In two years. From
that time. the great scaling industry
viii be In the hands. MOI Of monster
monopoly. but Of scores aud hundreds
Of small Independent fishermen like
Capt. Jacobs and Capt Johnson. The
headquarters and Quitting station Of
these boats win OF necessity lie at
Puget Sound. Here Is the nearest
American port accessible 20 Transports
tion 20 the Eastern markets, also the
nearest commercial city where general
supplies are available.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-12

Tssf&i esSxtssrs ~
Thsre arr ID al sa electoral votes. and
The pfrrirx t.esez rsssf yef nos less tasu
81 Mr. haasns wzs jasE II sszsz1 sn Ess4
ard sssossf ffenerzi Harrizaa do ~ vel IN
tie f.spnbaleaa st2;@s. he vfl1 uesd sn-;
fhsf srsss her OF these fs6;sDx. HsrrfesSs's
csn sskts. r. eozEtxzt On 20 faraszn u.
leyes.us. with Hendricks rBaaiHx fDs
sies- president. carried i IN i1s - ssiz,
bat there y a. q Sssens&ek xofe Of SIS asd
! rrssss.astsg0 yose ~ sDzs Harrison viii
e~-.xIrsy b. stronger IN Indiana fsss@
blaine was foar ysars agD. sad tie stszfs
81 NJ HrzIGFfekx has s1ep<tsee The Demo
sxasY ii thai stale II is most conspicuous.
respected sud ei;seseHt fesGe<. Al the isss
state eisrfEoa Ia Indiana. thai q i-rs. tke
Democrats sss~ t<assn By ssls
The IS eieeser2i vtses % iadssDa aouls.
jeas~ tbe Republicans Nittln fuur 81 tbe
nrs1sex required 70 Ebert Thea are ex-
fsefe1 frkaa She sfsfe 81 CeaBeetScBf.
witch has ai.ays bssa remarkably flO@e,
aud ghich was carried 81 Nj Cleveland ~
I.ss ~ q naezxre plurality OF izss- with a
FfDhEb.sse2 Tutr ~ -4-e the greater portion
~ wssEeh viii probably fall back fato the
Rsssufsiiran rsssaHn THIS year. CoDaecsi-
cut n q bixh tariff state. and weaf against
Hancock IN fszD hy -. should the Re
paliic1Ds sufeeed, either By god manage
snrnt OF ~ the projection Of the tariff issue.
10 securing the electoral Votes 81 cohnefsti-
and wsiI BE- entirely independent Of New
York
unslef ordinary Circumstances. and
especially wifi a candidate Ike General
Harrsson, whose record GA the Chinese
question Ia Hof popazaf, there would be
Considerable doubt Of the ability 81 the Re
Fui.ltranx 10 maintain their sscenieley la
the three PAssife states Of Nevada. cai!fof-
ria and Oregon. Bat the recent eicstion
In the last-fiame1 state. when the came
questions n VIII Affect California and
Scrsds swelied the normal Republican
mafcsity Of Asg 10 S0oo. giycsa pretty fair
Indication Of the result to BE- expected Ia
Susesn her.
II win net % for the Democrats To un.
sierrate the political importance of the
Harrison and Morton ticket. While ifs
nomination make Indiana and conas-cri-
eaf. from this time ON, the veriiable battle
ground. New York il not withdrawn from
the question, for while II Is absolutely in.
dispsnsable TO the success Of Cleveland and
and Thurman, rs loss would by no means
deprive the Republicans Of faeis chances.
or rsnder the fight hopeless for them. They
won the election of 1855 without New York
and might be st,ie 10 do II again.
Underlying this all Il the fact that Gen
sfai Harrison. hks General Garfield. Is an
Ohio man. u native Of the Buckeye state
and that Morton. like Arthur. the vice
presidential nominee of the ticket Of Isso
Il New Yorker indeed. the Republican
ticket Of i-ss has many points Of rv<efn
biance 10 the Republican ticket OF isso.
aud. ~ al Democrats well remember, the
latter woss.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-12

Portland il on< Of the most beautiful
ef6fss Oh the Pacific coast. sisd ons
1eaw0n for Il II thst the streets arc
odorned .ifh slsade trees. Tacosna
WI, IL course d time, bc e4uaiiy At
INACTIVE. for already young trees ars
bssne sef out in all parts Of the city.
UnIsss our citizens desire our street,
10 remain bleak. bare and unattraetsve,
eosts1e must at once marguerite a
isss-pianting movement. The absence
q foliage In our ttoroughiarr< Is TOD
notircaf,e and there j. no better time
asan the present TO remedy the difIi-
ruffx.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-12

Seattle f. the center Of supply 10 issRoo
Of the Pugss SQUAD districts
British Colunbsa aoa Aissks iook 70 -
large proportion OF their general 1srcoD
dtss, "a scAln-sy ans suppiiss-
Tue vhoie-sie ssu.ss Of Se~ Ysss. PhaD
deipsi Bsstsa. Caie4gs asd 5 n fr<nee0e
secozntxs sesttls ~ the Svrth Psctee
soi are ashtas tooth and nal for ~ -
rooaSe.
Every week hsraids he establfshrsnt A :
o ageesy 81 our fnids, TO- TIE sac or H.
iuetio1 of heis wares.
osbi > cas- connect " boss esds Of the -
sfth many sthsf important eptsrpFtsssa -
question Of few wesks.
Fer to-se Fsa.oss and thoussnds OF otnas
tasf are within ready csH, We sey tgy.
II ysu ara in Wssasnstoe Territory fof -
hath. make u profitable Fisst yco
hers for iases nsDs. bay whfle price, - ~
Srch OF pressisas as Il bur properly In
eastern ss tes cheaper shts can out sss,,
cen drss interest," on Idle uaonsy OF rep -
nsnsSss OF Al gdvssce
We csa ssis ~ goa roc Ten per esar ebssS9
thaa xe eau ssxss days from this iass-
ssstns and saashlse ufii hsvs IL h<ns
fest on rsai estate prizes - u vils ksse =
essers l. VIII hTisg iaasS ~.
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nSnrn,.rnr nrSr.-Iha ,

OS fIKAsyEG arSr. fas taiiss iE'g party
viii ReSye tss-msy7Tew IaaruiDg GA The Gel
msa krushcss' steam iSaaeh tssena a.
GnsissA caFap ga ofeAs isisna. ~ le goae
about Ten DAYS Phi saG Mr. iusFahssa
Nj and Ms a. 4 lAsHwan. ~. ans Mrs.
p e. ktlhaaf@e. Misses EnrWs!l. A{lssfT
k.sss. tsg4asisll. Maitland, " hiiS Snf ssam
way. sud MersrS. , V telHsa. J. X Both
well II n ilsea3ls. i&nrsRsc Coluszs
tieof@e taoiiasn, = ccasaus. Iess; ~ tisrsleh
q, " Crane. ssssssze Andersen. FroF l. ,
AasicSsaa Ans Aaspa fiurHea
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-12

s. eensior Quzy. Of Pennsylvania, has
I'm made chairman 81 the Republican
n11fonaI committee aud via hare gen
~ Supervision Of the party forces
tarlnf sfe campaign Quay h cosn-
1ur1siseiy yossng and il bright AMI
enpahJe man with long experience in
no1f1ffal management
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SNOW N LONDON.
Cold Weather Throughout England
First lutx

ioSpoS. July II The weather through
cat England j. ess,d Suns has fallen In
the suburb. es london. The peaks ~
Skidaaa sud other mountains Arc coVcrcsi
With snOa- II = the hrst time snaw has
hera kaowa f. tall Ia tbts couuiry in July
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s,.i,. ora w.rri.T. w,.,h,nt

NtSS4rHs. laiy 10 Hall brscd rssl,ica;
II eSfouelte. TIE sesns ef thr former n,
felHoa, arr out eith a manifesto Ia a.
SaeN lv1tgcmeat Of nRmcpi - thsir igalef
sad stresicainx fhe g,tfersuieaf Il they
~ nos xvt tbs3r rigais These a q, s,s.aa
rayi In the rei~iliaa demand q have tAsiI
prapcfsts-, restored q thea
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80 -
BRITISH DUNGEONS.
Patrick o'Brien Undergoing the
Treatment that n ttl~s N audex lie.

pvHIls. July II Patrick o'Brien, mem
leased from fnilsmorr Jail today Hr wa.
immediately taken In charge nv officers
aud conyeyed 10 kilkcany jail. where he
VIII undergo a further Imprisonment; OF
three months for smother Violation OF the
crimes act
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-12

DUBLIN. July Ii-O'teary, the ca gcnian.
has written letter - the Ffresssfs's .Fozrs.
~. In v hieh he SAYS be dees net approve Of
fsrueiis PROPOSAL ~ rCiaia the rsprrsenfs
lien ~ iFclaiad Ia the Eugl5sa house ~
ceiamoHs. ~ Il would simply kccp o3sca
the sosV hctNcVa EaxlanG aad Ireland
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-12

TIE ssfsssssn clearly OssIfseS So
she Fsssssilistes - ssr<~se

Fryza skse SEES To-x -rn lad Iss-a-
Tsx EfraHy8f4a pFxHls<stfixz tsftx< "a =
siskss szs-smssfg srf -k1ssfliT <<ierse-5,
sssf Nssxa Itz ss5iEss ~ political exsszserte
are tsrrz4vef siss Sc raxssfs VIII Sad
fls<rzz efxes 80 xesi - nrz&xs . fSors rf<p-.
gns snd s<stve 6xas f9sa the1 nox st-sza
fres3nkss - o. Cen. Hzrrz~szfs pszstnz.
rs<sr tsz.ers<y< Ter sEerssa L. <pserzter "a
3 very ssssrie es<sxaE2s sssrziatta1.
~ ssss NIasse sn2 logan s3ezrfss HrE-
xr1xup 6sfaefzaz <Mrrfses me ssz5vx3aF
stsEes III ssrst<4 sslkEsfAaslal n keEsrlez
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-12

A Marrow EscATs - Yesterday AFTER
Essas Gresxe fiaekRey. superintendent ~
the siaStgss agsi tsss. - assisting s0nzr
q the hacassa Ia rvgSlrsuE = Inc an Yreai
stfret " tsc0 = tFtts Sfaaa4ax hlsf started
- Fan Ne faC&aey iHlar--d sad csught
thesa sssa Ia tsntsse ~ ssi ssFG fFssza : Aslfis
u aArh be telsi Is his had sssas Inariafir
ae.st = hsea s9lssSssz s5sa his csc.- Ile ran
inta dra1S sgere assA hst hss eys. Washed
aad .ilVs.tsi, Asss iasaily xie sustain IA
s.nFsaAnrBl tngaFg Ee all ~ 4raans:
sesssa Is = iss ~sss
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p3eye * tSe Commercial safiI mef ussA
= acrkSens scstsFisy watch i Il tsrs.
viii c.ss; asas TIE siEas - 0zs * asf eyes
~ slFiSisss rail. he ssFefk & elaarsHg
alow, Asss the uzsi seN uf. sfEakia< hin,
IN tstc eve Nj tssaak SAs szket a,sztc zasi
. isAssizgaa sas casisss TAe tHtaFx = a
palafsl sas saa tAc eye Is WY sau1h IA.
nxmz<s
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THOMAS GowEN,
Consulting Mechanical Engineer and Surveyor.


So Nhesse-
Eosrzl sHark-se sxrx-
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$50 LOTS IN HAZLEWOOD ADnTTInN.
Two miles from the pssHe street, cheap
$175 LOTS NEAR JACKSON STREET.
Bendfuyhw
1n nr
WATER FRONT NEAR SEATTLE.

After ysa hass ssygasssf for one or NOR.
loss. shoals Jo1. 20 rough riekn. q Or se<fdeut,
ssc>ae pre-sst for raosey y0u hzvs oriy 70
psesssl your eassks az the b.nk ard Ihes VIII
Re esShsd on .ss so. fs5 tasis faii face VI as
Yea arc. thsrs'ers. By tbs option aaiI % vi
s<e- sc oref, f5s1re "a .insi aeeidsos. You
arc yeGf treasurer ADD DasksF. SD Il the sans
tire AZ avuer ii vslssble property.
50 osd yoa ~ say 'isse. however, sent
the ehsek. At hsnk for paT@-sf tier vii b.
In1edisieiy hsrsr.' ana for ssro.it 10 AZ srd
, 60 ,hsEssy ssnei All rishts II purchase Il the
81 q lad
Sc e5sr ; solsea opyoyts nlty sad sayis>
yea To bay oSS. Doa't gsss los tirs and peg.
.lssoes % Sfor1 yoa the oypori snify cf szyisg
eaesd h4ya hooea saeh sd saeh 8 los . fss
Months ago fcr 30 mach sSd nss /. 10 sossh 50
tnEeA.
AAe soar II eass-. no .szfter he's IN N earn
i0> , ~ sd your corner ssoss before tbs
boa aid b-fsae fton she ssvHxaes.
TfAasce ,;.Bsasai rsilros:s are Ae.aiax for
ses.Eis.
Mznufsesariux Is 1sa-sshing and grvwlnx
s.th heslthy xrsw.h
deosrsa ssaasns ace u 81 : state Of suhez ntsA
prog-essioo-
TAs easiy pAe~s srs allsd with scsoaats Of
nsv enterprises.
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~ HAVE A car ~ HEAyY MULES.
4 E<srEfsx frDsa ssas 70 is14 Fer frs rst.
fl<-n;z-s rzsz ssss r. Nff2@5S. q D. < Eazz
<s<A~ r.srrafz @<xsf7e .Ff@ ~
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LOST AND FOUND

I oST-LEATHER WALLET CONTAIN
- ing several letters. finder viii be re
war1led By leaving same at SMART &
COLTS office. corner Front and Columbia
streets. iyli 81
I osr--A LEDGER Poe KETBO0k cox
IL taiaing bills and cards Of no value but
20 owner. Finder please return 10 Al CAR
TER, Cherry street jyll Il
L oST--A LADIES sATcHEi WAS TAX
4 en- from the Alaskan iuiy 4 The finder
Will be suitably rvssansfed by returning IL
10 CtIwsRAcHER BROS. d CO. incur-
.0raici. seattle. ". Il. ju7 g
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-01-11
"Constantly Hawking and Splitting,
Three Bottles Cure Catarr,,.

ELI ROBBINS, R,t,1ya1a P. O., Columbia Co.,
Pa, says: "My daughter had catarrh when
Sage's Catarrh Remedy advertised, and pro
cured bottle for her, and soon saw that it
helped her; third bottle effected 8 pcrma-
nent cure. She is now eighteen years old and
sound and hearty"
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-01-11
JUL. ESfI UNJhNiGb
visited last Wednes.
Il Tracy.

i'm Of this city oficiated
-sday, at the funeral OF Mr.. A.
1ickerson, town of Stately, burial
taking place at Sanborn.
Mrs. Lau, of this place, had Sc
we're attack of acute neuralgia of the
stomach last week. At present she is
convalescing.
Steps are being taken to build a
new Methodist cnurch in this city next
summer A project worthy of the APP
probation OF all our citizens.
Several Important real estate nego-
tiations are pending.
Jos. Eckstein of New UIm visited
the brothers OF the A. O.. U. w. lodge
Thursday evening.
Our Assistant post master, Otto
Baarsch, states that several thousand
are issued here weekly. Time is not
remote when a bank will be established
here. The need Of it is becoming
manifest. ....
&C. A. Fiescke who has been rustic
ating in the land of No. hald wheat
is back and at his post.
Felt boots and rubber at cost at
Ray & Fierke's
Treasurer Pfefferle comes to Spring
field on the 10th and 18th of this mont,
for the purpose Of taking our money.
Personal tax, you know.
Who is the incest man in Spring.
field? Why the Post Master sure.
Mrs. Chas. Johnson who has teen
east visiting friends, is home again and
Chas. is happy.
The musical ring of the school
bell last Monday morning tolled out 8
O'Clock after a silence of two weeks va
cation.
DR.. Hatch has spent a few days in
town last week doctoring horses.
The snow of the VESTS heavy upon
us and takes upon itself the audacity to
pile itself upon the very places we least
want it. Hence the Businessman
chimes to the song no business.
Rev. Father Haas has moved to his
new residence.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-01-11
SAVED HIS LIFE.

!, Mr.. D. I. Wilcoxson, of Horse Cave,
KY, says he was, for many years, bad
ly afflicted with Phthisic, also Diabetes;
the pains were almost uncomfortable and
would some times almost throw him in
&c sonvulsion. He tried Electric Bitters
relief from first bottle and af-
q six bottles was entirely
''ad gained in flesh eighteen
he positively believes he
had it not been for
" Electric Bitters.
q bottle by c. L.
CO..