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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-07-31

VXTEsTERN NEW YORK q PENN
w SYLNAN1A RAILROAD, formerly
b., N. Y. & p. r.. II.
Time Table taking efioct May 18th, 1859.
Eastern Time-75th Meridian.
Trains will leave Tionosta for Oil City
and points West rs follows;
No. g3 Through Freight Garry
ing passcngcrs). ................. 0:4O a. m.
No. 81 Buffalo EXpross........... 1898 noon.
No. 81 Way Freight carrying
passengers) )..,..."............. $500 p. m.
No. SO oil City Ell ress~....." sos p. IN.
For Hickory, Tidoute, Warron, Kinzua,
bradford, Olcan and tho East;
No. 30 Olcan Express .....o.... $40 n. m.
No. 30 Pittsburgh EXpress.... S:l0 p. N.
No. SO Through Freight (car-
rying passengors..."........ 7;l3 p. IN,
Trains 03 and 90 Run Daily and carry
passengers 10 and from points between
Oil City and lrvineton only. other trains
run daily except Sunday.
Get Time Tables and fun information
from J. l.. CRAIG, Agent, Tionesta, Pa.
GEO. S. GATCtlELL, Genl Supt.
j, a. FELLOWS,
Gcn'l Passenger & Ticket Agent.
Buffalo, N. Y.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-15

RapitoIiften bort nit ben gisentbimern
bon fdotiI@em GRUB unb 8oben in
unterban5luns ieien, uni @runbHide
au fanfen, auf mel6en @erbereien unb
eine WolsGabrit angelegt perben fol=
len. allo Gabriten, in melden bic fpe=
aielen probutte bes bortigen 8ieb3u9tss
Difrifts, Sic Wole unb bic &inber=
bdute, sur 8%erarbeitung tommei1 ionen.
S1lieBen mir bieie fur3e vgemerbs
li9e" neberfi6t nit Der Netia, baB nod
ben leBten Mittbeilungen bic groBe @als
Deitoner pad3eugs unb SeiInaatenz
Gabrit nabe Dor ibrer @r6Hnung ftebt.
Sic erfien 40 Mrbeiterinnen, ale t3obls
aei9ult, merben init Dem nd9fen Sem
Oorfer Oampfer ernartet, Der er1te
Iorratb bon MateriaI- Suite III
porban6en, nn6 10 ftebt benz Besinne
Der Nrbeit ni6ts mebr i'm Wege.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-15
@ramie,t : 8puSs.

Die 9etren NIer. geitb, uub
g. Ri d, 8ertretet bes b~etannten
unb 5%uuerldiisen 8%antbaufes 6. s..
0orner, go. IS Waa Street, Nem
BORT, befiHben fi6 9egenpdrtig in ber
Staot, I'm europdii@e prdmien.8 onbs
gu pIoairen. 0ie Nn3ablumsen fir Der.
artige, bon europdif6en &egierungen
9arantirte Bombs iinb lei9t. foboB es
Sebem m6gli@ 1T. fi6 an elmer fi9eren
Selo'Nnlage gu betbeiligen. Cine Wns
5ablung bon $500 auf einen Bomb, Be-
re@tigt f6on sur gin3iebung beg Sc.
Dinnes, fails bic @erie bel Der 0erloo.
Jung geaogen morben lit. 9ie obenges
fanuten 6erren, bic mir allen unIeren
Seiern auf bas Bette empfebten f0nnen,
lperoen bic @ia5elbeiten bes planes bies
fer BrdmiensB Bombs @ei9dfte perl6nlia
auseinanberfeben. Wir ratben Sebem,
Oh er nun fleinere ober er6Bere Rapitas
lien our gerfigung bat, prdmien.B onos
gu faufen, 81 fie fi9 ftets als cine ausz
geaei6aete 2apital : Nnlase ertpielen
baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-15
e aeiambt. t.
San MntouiD. IS. Son.

Gan antoniO, IS. San., '89.
San Intonio, ubie perle bes Sub.
tpeitens BON Seras," bat nod INNER
einen buntlen Jleden, auf melden be-
reits ieiner 3eit einmai BON Der ,ifreieu
prehe" bingemieien tpurbe, ndmlid
ben, bnB perf9ieoene StraBen in einaels
ren Staottbeilen bu9ftdbli9 ban Goib
ftdrrenl
ginen wabrbaft grauenerregenben
Nnblid. bietet aber ber obere She'll Der
Sf : Commerce StraBe, bon Gtepes
Sumber Oarb an, Dor. Das lit niht
mebr gemeiner StraBenfotb. bas 1T elm
borli1iflutbli6es 3otbmeer, benz BLOB
nod bic Belebung our9 einise Ichtbyo-
sauren uGb dbnli9es S1lammgealnt
iener pe,iooe feblt, UNI ean3 an oas
epte6iluD.anii6e 3eitaIter 3u erinner1.
Die pafanten laufen nit pielen pfuuo
f9msren &Iumpen iener feft anbaften.
ben 3dben Sbonmafe an ben 99uben,
tDenn he lebtere nidt gar berlieren.
Selbf bic Jarmerpagen t6nnen fd
ni6t bur1arbeiten unb bleiben i'm Roth
fteden, ia, ni9t einmas bic 2ei9ensiiae
f0nnen ben normalen Weg benube1,
fonOerH miifen berfuGen bic Griebb6fe
auf umtuegeu gu errei6en. DaB bas
bur9 Der seiammte 0erfebr ungemein
eei1dOigt pirb, unterliest ,uobl feinem
3meifel.
Ser Stabt 1T idbrli@ cine Gumn,e
Don $40, 600 our 8erbeFerung Der
6hentli9en StraBen ~ibermieien. = Gin
gang annebmbarer Betrag. - ir ffeI,
len nun bic ersebenite Grase. tparum bic
Ute Warb BON unferem Gtabtratb 10
ftiefmitterli6 beba9t tpirb, als Oh fie
tiberbaupt gar nidt b~orbanben tudre?
Oenn BON bieier Summe pirb ibr tpe.
mig ober gar ni9ts augetpenbet. obgleid
bic in biefer Warb anfdffgen Gteuers
sabler reoli9 ibren Sbeil beiteuern.
Wenn aud iener She'll Der Of Cons
mercesS traBe in sei@dftIi6er ge3iebung
gegen anbere GtraBen suriiditebt, 70 1T
he bod cine bsr mi6tisiten 8erfebrss
itraBen. ginmal fir bic ginfuhr bon
Garmprrbutten aus Der umgebuna unb
bann als 3ufabrt nod ben GriebbDfen,
Die ni6t nur ben 2ei6enaiser, fonbern
aud ben 5ablreiben pafanten bic ba
berfebren, I'm bic @rdber ibrer 2ieben
gu befu6en, bur@ BEN ~erunbloien $40.
raft erf9wert unb nabeau unm6eli9 ge.
n1a6t pirb,
Cine grinbIide gufbeHerung hieTer
StraBe lift alfo ni9t alei1 Die Sadie Der
Z. Warb, fonbern 1T bon Mi9tigteit
FIR bic gan5e Stabt.
M6gen Saber poraiisIi@ bic Wdbler
Der z. Marb bel Der tommenben Neus
@abl Der ftdbtif6en Beamten ibr Nus
genmert barauf ri9ten, ibre 6timmen
nur Mdnnern gu geben, bic fi6 nidt
bur9 SonberintereKen leitet laReu,
lonbern benen bas Wobl Der ganaen
@tabt am 6er3en lieot.
Mebrere Steuer3abIer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-15
@abl Mmseigem.

Sur StraBen< 2ommif{dr
Die pGreie YreTe~ if auturiirt. Germ @m.
%. Campbell ole &anbibat fir bas gmt
bes Straben. &omniTars %anautanbisen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-15
Sic Enfr.

Sas &omite, UNI Mftien Der sSair,
Nfoelation unter3ubriu9en, 1T gegen,
fpdrtig an Der Nrbeit unb es pdre au
tplintben, 6aB es in ieiner Nrbeit re9t
erfolgrei9 1T. Sic Gair bat ni6t NUT
ungeadblte Grembe, ionbern au@ cine
yfenge 8elb in uniere Gtabt gebra9t;
ne bat iebem ein3elnen 8ewobner eine1
0lretten ober inbireften NortbeiI einaes
tragen, fur3um lie bat fi9 als cine
tpabre 8onan3a fRr bic @tabt ertuies
len. Aae 8ubms 5uiammengenommen
Dabet1 nt9t fertig gebra9t, pas Die
Tatr betpirtt bat. IS giebt unb CAB
fem Unternebmen, peI9es 10 reihe
3iafen a%bgeporfen bat, ME bic iSair.
Wirb bas Sirettorium idon iebt ermu.
tbigt, energif6e gorbereitungen fur bic
rd9fe Jair I'M 9erbfe gu trefen, 10
tam man fi9er fein, baB bieIelbe in
teber Be8iebung bic 1attgebabte in ben
59atten felen unb bic bo9ge1panus
teiten Grmartungen befrieoigen miro.
Wo ale Stdote f6 ribren, fid BE
mertbar gu MAIDEN unb Jrembe anaus
aieben, fam uno narf San Nntonio
ni6t untbdtig bleibsn; unb luenn mon
nt9t wiini9t, bob San Mntonio auf
Demfelben Glede feben bIeibt. 10 trage
man oo5u sci, baB Elm lnternebmefl
lebensfdbig gelfaltet miro, bas N0es
9ebalten bat, mas es berfprcden, unb
oas ftr ale uniere 3pede 9eniigeno 1T.
Die 5umme. mel9e maj 3ur .Gair
her9iebt, bleibt lit BET @ta6t; ieber
Sent fieBt suriid in bic Sai1eu unIes
rer Nrbeiter unb @ei9dftsIeute unb
baum baben mir nod ben @epinn, ben
uns bic Saufenbe bon Gremben bur9
lbren mebrtdgigen Nufeatbalt unb
our9 ibre ginfdufe bringen. Roms
me oaber Sober benz subleriptionss
Tomlte nit offener 6aub entaeaen!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-15

ggr 9ie Girma $. morris &
8ro. bat ii@, ba BEL ibrem fi9 INNER
mebr ausbebnenbeu @eI9dfte 6as aIte
Gotal 3u Helm getDor6en mar, fit ibr
aroBartiges aleibersei9dft bas grobe
8ebdube gegeniber Sem gegenmdrtigen
plabe gefi6ert. IS 1T bies go. 255
unb 257 %. @ommerce , GtraBe urb
tperben fe am l. Gebruar bortbin UNI.
aieben, nd9oem bas @ebGube renopirt
uno 3pedentfpre6en6 einseri9tet 1T.
Obglei9 biefe Girma erft felt 5 Sabren
ausl9lieBli6 i'm Rlsibergeid6ft tbdtig
1T, bat f9 ibr @ei6dft bod i@on 10
srpsitert. BOB fe se3uuusen mar, sro.
&dumli9teiten auf3uIu9en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-15

SIR Necorber.
SD finbise mid hermit als Ranbibat fit
@ieberwabI fir bas Amt bes Reforbers in Der
i'm Gebruar tattinbenben @abl an nit benz
@eripreGcn, bab i@, penn erpa6lt, meme
@fi@ten ii Der 8utunft ebenfs, pie in BET Ser
aangenbett eriiatn tuer5e. Sd piinfde bic
nnterfisuns oler sefesIisbenben unb friebIi.
den 8irser gu erlans.n.
linton ADAM.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-15
9itd Notiii

aaen WaFers2 oniumenten wiro bier.
our9 mitgetbeilt, baB bas @a1er be,
Wlamo, Mabre unb San pebro Dit6es
an IS. Sanuar 1889 gum 8ebufe Be,
9einigung abgeifeut tueroen tpirb,
0aielbe finoet fat in 8esug auf bic
Wla3an utb Upper 2abor Std am 26.
Sanuar unb suar su bemielben 3pede.
g. ). d Sii Sasi''s' 0it9. sommiHars.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-15

Die DGreie @reEe~ 1T auturifrt, Subge 6.
W. 8arneS a!s Ranbibat fir bas Nmt bes
8eroroers fir bic ud9Re fdbtifde @abl, tueIde
i'm Gebruar 1889 f%tattinbet, an3u3eisen:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-15

nay Ser beribmte epe3ialif Or.
Waffersug. Der nit grfoIg bic
i1tpierigfen 2rantbeitsfdue bebanbeIte
unb beilte, 1T tpieber bier eiuaetroHen
nnb in ieiner Office go. 245 Wefs
Gommercsf raBe, obsnauf, su fpre9en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-15

Sr. @aHersug miro muir big aum
26: in San Nntonio gu fpreden fein.
gelbenoe m65en i9 baber beeilen un6
iih balom0gli9f an i'm 'wenoen.
Or: Waner3ug bat bic f9mierishen
Jdue furirt unb bat cine llnmenge BON
Santi1reiben uuf3u,peiisn. @egen
oes Jtdberen iiebe NnBeiss.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-15
Npti5 an gtemer5abter.

Ser ln~ter3eidnete me&t hermit befannt,
teuer FUR oas am %. Gebruar 1889 enoenbe
Wnnieipal)abr 1888, iebt faa;g uno an, ODER
Dor Dem senannten Gage aabIbar iinb.
Schn 5. StepenS,
s,l,2Mt etabt . Solicitor.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-15

a@r Rapitaliften unb @oI9e. weI@e
ibr Gelb in @runbeisentbum anlegeu
toouea, Derweifen mir auf bic Mnaeige
Der 9erren s. 8. 9ignomitp 6 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-15

saI- Sbr ipart @elb. toenn ibre Cure
Srudia9en bel SObnon Bros.
anfertigen ldBt.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1889-01-18
WINTER FARM NOTES.

Sulphate of iron is the best remedy
for mildew.
a good soil and thorough cultivation
is a good remedy for black rot.
Before freezing weather sets in cut
out all the old dead wood in the trees.
Better prune annually and in this
way largely avoid the necessity for tax
ing off large limbs.
Don't overfeed one day and restrain
the next. Regularity in time and
qu antity when feeding saves labor and
expense.
BY this time mulch for winter pro-
lection should be applied. This is es-
pecially necessary with all newly set
plants or trees.
A better protection will be afforded
if Il good covering of old straw or
coarse little is spread over the pits of
fruit or vegetables.
Draw two or three loads of sand and
place it in frame of boards for a per-
manent radish bed. Grown in this the
roots will be free from worms, early
and tender.
The free use of Clover seed aud the
keeping of farm stock enables farmers
to maintain land in good condition for
ordinary cropping without purchasing
commercial manures.
No farmer who has any brains can
afford to spend the short winter days
ut hard labor, and then 80 trudging
around in the evening with a lantern
in hand "doing chores"
See that the windows and doors of
the cellars are properly protected. As
the weather gets colder there is certain
to be more less danger from frost and
it is best to be on the safe side
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1889-01-18
WANTED TO KNOW ALL ABOUT IT.

Papa, how d. you nail campaign
lies''
"With the hammer of truth, my son.
Don't you bother me-" and the edi-
tor smiled sardonically and resumed
his work on the leading article in
which he was pulverizing loathsome
contemporary.
"What do you nail it to papa ?"
"To-to the bulletin of public exc
Grafton. Can't you run out and play,
Johnny" Johnny was silenced for q
few moments.
''Papa, what sort of a nail do you
use::"
''The nail of-Don't you see Pm
busy:"
doesn't the nail sometimes bend,
papa" inquired Johnny after a
thoughtful pause
"For Heavens sake JOHNNY, shut up"
Silence again reigned. The editor
paused moment to give his beastly
contemporary the finishing stroke in
terms at once digniiied and polished,
yet bitterly sarcastic and crushing and
the work required some thought.
''Pap, what do you do when the ham.
mer misses the nail and mashes your
thumb, kerchunk Exit JOHNNY.
accompanied by shower of ink-stands.
paste cups, paperweights, and Ian
guage wholly unsuitable TOR publica-
ton.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1889-01-18
MAXlMS WORTH REMEMBERING.

Despair is the gateway to insanity.
We never thoroughly know man
until We hear him laugh.
True and uniform politeness is the
glory of any young man.
Originality is the faculty of adapting
an old idea to a new occasion.
Fame, like tightening. generally
strikes the man who is not expecting it.
A mans bearing wins ten superior
women where his boots and brains win
one.
If u man stands before woman with
respect for himself and fearlessness of
her. his suit is half won.
Argument will pull wise man
down to the level of a fool, but it never
raises a fool mp TO the plane of wise
man.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1889-01-18
SOME GOLDEN RULES.

The following from an unknown
source contains advice which expert
enced business men indorse and young
men will do we'll to follow:
Have but one business, know il
thoroughly, and attend personally tt
its minutest details. Be self-reliant
concentrate your energies in determi.
nation and supreme effort to conquer
success. ,kssp AQursown counsel, at
tend strictly 10 bnsiiness, and never
dabble in anything foreign to it, curtail
your expenses, never sacrifice safety to
prospective large returns, cut short
your losses and let your profits run OH,
and make your prime movers industry,
economy, and fair dealing. 1t is the
merest rant and bosk to rely on Luck
He is always ndolent and whining,
folding his arms. drinking and smok-
ing, waiting for big prizes in lotteries,
or lying abed expecting letter with
news of Il legacy. On the contrary,
Labor and Pluck are the invincible
heroes who conquer success; they strike
out new paths, create, contrive, think,
plan, originate, take all legimate risks,
toll to surmount obstacles, push for
ward, win renOwn by success. The
glorious galaxy Of successful business
men and illustrious authors have all
been hard workers Shun bad CON-
pany and the prevalent vices of the
day, never loan Il borrowing friend
more than you are able to lose if he
cannot pay, and never take loan on
importantly. Never borrow money to
speculate with. Acquire knowledge.
1t is only enlightened men who success
fully hold their own with the surging
masses who throng the road to riches.
Avoid law and legal squabbles of ev-
cry kind. In discussing business disa-
greements, ,keep'cool. Make all the mon
ey you can and do all the good you can
with it, remembering that he who lives
for himself alone lives for the meanest
man in creation. If engaged in public
business, advertise it; be punctual in
promisee payments; keep short
accounts: settle often; be clear and ex-
plicit in making bargains. Be civil
and obliging as well as decisive and
prompt with customers, and do not
overtrade your capital. Finally, in the
of life, don't rust out by re-
firing from business; keep bright by
useful effort, remembering that indus
try and happiness are inseparable.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1889-01-18
lluetrp
QUIET WAYS ARE BEST.

ny JoSEvuISG PnLLARr
What's the Use Of Worrying,
ofhurrying,
And scurryin.
Everybody ilurryiug
And breaking up their rest :
When everything is teaching us.
Preaching. and bcSceching US
Tose;tIe down and end the fuss.
for lr:iei ways ..ru best;
The rain that trickles down in showers
i blessing brings 10 thirsty flowers.
And gentle zcphyEs g1thcr mp
Sweet fragrance from each brimm.nr cup.
There's ruin in the tempest's path
There's ruin in Il voice ui wrath
And they alone are bIcst
Who early learn 10 dominate
themselves. taeir violence abaie.
And prove by their ssrenc estate
That quiet WAYS are best.
Nothing gained by WORRYING
BY hurryiny
And scnrrying
With frctting and with .fiurryiug
The temper's often lost.
Ani in pursuit of some small prize
We rush ahead and are rot wise.
And iind the unwonted exercise
A fearful price has cost
lis better far to join the throns
That do they duty riGh, along;
Eeluctan; they do raise fuss
Or make themselves ridiculous.
Calm and serene in heart and nerve.
Their strength is always in reserve.
And nobly stands each test
And every day. and all about,
BY scenes within. ami scenes without,
We can discern. with ne'er doubt,
That quiet ways are best
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1889-01-18
B0ils and CarbunCies.

which defy ordinary treatment. Weld 10
Ayers Sarsaparilla after a cunrararive-
iy brief trial.
Nr- {. X MURRAY. "f oharIoi;rSy yi!le.
Va. writes thar FOR wears he WAS az
ticlcd with hollis which caused him
much suffering. These were >u,cr ,!cd
hy carhunclcs. II which he had several
az one lime. lie then began The u>c Of
Ayers Sarsupar:lia. and after taking
tlrc" bottles. the "arhurrl,S Gisar,-
Ira:cd. and for SIX ycars lie !i.,~ not Lad
even a pimple.
That insiiiors disease. ScrofuIa, is
tie fruitful ca;ls, uf iunuu,r:.l,l,. ,..ru-
plants. Consumption being only one II
many equally fatal Eruvtiom>. ulcers,
>or" eyes, glamdular swclliugS. weak
and wasted muscles. a capr,iul,~ all,c.
lite. and the like. are pretty sure i.,,ii-
cations "f >crofuloHS i.uui in rlr
system. Many "jhrrw - beautiful faces
arr dis:iGurcl 10y pilavlc-. csup,iom,.
""d uHSightly liui.l,.,. wl..rh ais.
'r"im irmrur" blood. showing ;is, nr.,. Il
AH".'> 0arsaI"rii'a /" remedy The evil.
III sufferers from Linua disorders
SA".'"s nv" Ayers Sar>I,arii!a a fair
t!ii.. - aNuIsiIi.E all powders. ..1.'mruiS
Hni washes. ami especially rhrup and
worthless compounds. which mot only
ihi. Z" effect a cure. ruI more. Frequently
a-Graratc and confirm the. ,ii~t.l~,.> fi.,.,
are tfauGulcuf!y adv ,rfi>'.t - remedy.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1889-01-18

A Union City, Mich, girl does her
counting by telephone.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1889-01-18
No Universal ksmea,

has vet been discovered bur. a. at least
four-tiftlis cf human diseases have their
source in Impure Blood. a medicine
which restores that fluid from de-
PRAYED tn a healthy condition comes as
near being a universal cure - any that
can be produced. Ayers Sarsapari!la
affects tile blood in each stage "f lis
formation. and i. therefore adapted TO
greater variety of complaints ,l:an any
~ lrr hnnNNr rItrli..ir,..
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1889-01-18

Jokes about seal skin sacques are
very for fetched.
The inebriate has his ups and downs
-lIic-cups and fall-downs.
II shines unseen-The old black di-
agonal under your winter oyercoat.
The cloud that overhangs the poll
tician frequently has silver lining.
An adjustable engagement ring to fit
any finger Is the latest.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1889-01-18

AN ADDING TO MY STOCK DAILY
l. Goods al the best quality. winch are bought
at lowest CASH figures and which propose 10
sell at CORE, p.nndIr-ir in,i lri.,
Omaha daily bee., 1889-03-07

IN the county in which such lands are 10
Gated Suits of this kind may now be brought
within any county within the limit of the
district court district. The bill contained a
clause making its provinions apply to actions
pending in the courts at the time IL takes
effect, If passed, but the senate substituted
clause to prevent its being retro active.
The scheme was in the interest OF the
Union Pacific. In 1856 an ice gorge in the
Platte river on the line between Saunders
and Douglas counties caused am overflow
that damaged the farms on the Douglas side
of the stream. The gorge was attributed TO
the Union Pacific bridge, and seventeen
farmers began suits in Saunders county for
damages Four have been successful, and
the scheme was to get the other thirteen re-
manded TO Douglas county.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-03-07
FROM THE 55HiWREYE STATE.
Forty Two New Doctors Turned
Loose on the Country.
A SCARLET FEVER EPIDEMIC.
An Appalling State of Affairs at Fort
Dodge-A Crazy Farmer
Suicides other
Iowa News.
Iowa Medical Gradu n ties.

Iowa CITY, Ia, March 6.-lSpecial Tele-
gram to THE BEE. This evening closed a
busy week at the state university. The
board of regents have been in session for the
last two days, and today elected DIR. Littig,
of Davenport, to the chair of anatomy made
vacant by the resignation of Dr. Clapp. The
commencement exercises of the regular
medical class took place in the ppera house
at p. M. The result of the examination
was not made known until the last hours of
the afternoon. The entire class of forty
three succe eded with one exception.
The programme of the graduating cxer-
cises included an address on behalf of the
faculty by Hon. James M. Love and the CON
ferring of degrees by President Schaffcr.
The address of Judge Love was most able
and instructive one. The following arc
the members of the class, who go forth to
practice the healing art:
Edward u. Daw, A. l.. Hagebeck, j. W..
Houghey, J. G. Lewis, H. Mullerky, James
f. Pressnell, e. Il. Price, G. 5. Robb, Lewis
A. Rogers, M. L. Shaw, j. g. Smith, j. ID.
Wolff, Noah Wymere, e. p. Conloom, S. b.
Drumond Ed Embree, "A. II. Andrews, Nj.
T. Blackburn, w. Il. Carson, 4. A. Cogs-
well, J. c. Dennison, d. w. Detwlcr, Il. B.
Dodd, B. g. Dunkelberg, j. f. Carver, s. T.
Gray, H. Greenland, A I. Groves, j. r.
Hasty, 4. A. Hobson, Il. L. Kerns, G.. w.
Lott, j. f. Newell, f. w. Powers. G.. Il.
Putfett N. ID. Ray, A, b. Scof1ield, w. A.
Scott, Albert S, Shaffer, j, g. Smith, G. g.
Walsh and A. o. Wyland.