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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-09

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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-09
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
THE OHIO IDEA PICKED,

Local forecasts for ST. Paul, Minneapolis
and vicinity: Fair weather.; nearly station
airy temperature.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-26

fense to controvert it. Before court
opened the blood-stained trunk was
transferred from the South side. where
it had been kept since the inquest, to
the vault in the States Attorneys Of
fee. 1t viii be introduced in evidence
at an early stage of the trial.
After Nicholas Wallenborn, whole
sale dealer, had testified to his identif-
cation Of the body as that of DR.. Cronin,
T. T. Conklin, an intimate friend of the
murdered man for years and with whom
the doctor boarded at the time of his
death, was called. Mr.. Conklin said he
visited the Lake View morgue at 10
o'clock on the night of May %, in com
pany with John f. Scanlan, John j.
Cronin and several other friends. He
recognized the body as that of DR.. Gro
min.
by what peculiarities did you recog-
nize it?n
"By the forehead, the hair, the nose,
the teeth, the hands. an injured finger
and the general appearance"
What popularity existed in the
teeth?"
His teeth were peculiar. DR.. Cronin
had large teeth and they were wide
apart. Four Of mis- front teeth in the
lower Jaw were missing. He had false
teeth and wore a plate. One tooth on
the right side was missing
John F. Scanlan was then called. He
testified that he was in the insurance
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-26
MuRpER lN TAElR HEARTs.

The wife and sea OF Wealthy Montana
Painter Alleged 60 Have Made an Al-
tempt 20 Take Ills Lie In fleudish
Manner.
BUIIs. Mont. Oct s5--An attempt
was made Their asy morning about
o'clock 10 kIl Oscar sternberF sien
paiatoc. vos.a about $50 o0o Fuar
sticks Of giant powder were placed ae-
tween the mattresses of las bed and
fuse attached &C. it and f.Luing
through a hole. which hld been her
ia tho side u tA- hl4se. ~ 4n a.. f.
The furniture in Tie room Was fer aa
pieces and tie side oi Tie ioase t.rEu
out, hat Sternberg was sill a.lst eleu
found though II !s nUt thousat taat ao
Will recover His wife and son A4}o
been arrested for the crime.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-26
HE STOLE EIGHT THOUSAND
Newton Hatch Arrested in Chicago for
Crime Committed Two Years Ago.


Crime Committed Two Years Ago.
CHICAGO, Oct. 25.-An Sc, 900 defalca-
tion committed two years ago caused the
arrest OF Newton p. X. Hatch Thursday
night. Hatch was New York cashier
for the Baltimore & Ohio Express Com.
pany. He took ss. 900 Of the company's
money and left for Toronto with his
wife. In Toronto he victimized
business men 20 the extent Of
$4,000 and disappeared from view
Tho American Surety Company
had been on his bond in New York 10
the amount OF $500 This sum was
paid and search for the defaulting
cashier was made. He was found Thurs
day night at the corner Of Jackson and
StsAe streets and taken 70 Central police
station, where Manager y. L. Tidball
and Attorney Frank DUNCAN, Of the
Surety Company, awaited him. He ad'
mitted his guilt and will be returned ia
New York at once.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-26
NEW STYLES IN STAMPS.
Changes TO Re Made In the size, Color and
Engraving Of Postage Stamps.

WAsHrNeToN, oct 25. - Postmaster
General Wansmaker has awarded the
contract for furnishing adhesive postage
stamps for four years, beginning on
January /, 20 the American Bank Note
Company. % New York. the lowest bid
der. The new stamps viii be about one
eighth smaller than those IN present use.
The designs will he changed % conform
n The reduction in size and new engrsv-
in~z viii be made throughout The one
cent stamp viii continue 70 be printed
IN blue the tvo-osnt stamp. nov printed
in green. will m printed in bright car
mine. and changes gill 10 made IN some
Of the other denominations.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-26

securing an admission that the
cuts and bruises on the body might
have been occssioned by rough treat
ment while taking it out of the
catch-basin. The effect, however,
was futile. All the other witnesses were
dismissed with nominal cross-examina-
ton, the defense apparently having de-
cided to admit that the body was that Of
the physician. At 4:40 o'clock court ad-
jOurned.
CHICAGO, Oct. 25.-When the morn
ing session of the Cronin trial began it
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-26

aEs AS 15e2r..s-
NV orH cets st -4ss al
convention "a. .rues silte 49, 44-ss..g
afternoon
The convention a4QI.s6 raFfer..l let-
ter Tie letter iakss efr.
pronounced slana aFAia pus tss
tlah those oi prevlous yeais S. .fss
tae people 81 la-nd aa4 l.. nis.a .a4r
AID 4ess costly oeAeses ei ie.lE -.
Touching the Industrial issrs tha .fee
declares that tie CAnrgh tas
cue cognllanog of Size olsss 5.s7a r.sn..s
during tbs past tltss Real,- -
j. evident taat tie existing latastrlal
system s. nol what 81 aAo--d te. Ou
tails point tae atlt-ae ef laa caa-.a IS
that tie obligations between the lebaiar
and employee are rociproosl. a4-a 8. ls
fho duty ~ Tie empioye h sla in .,c-
Tending the Interests 81 tle eEf ser
and of the employer r. ad5ps a reasen4-
bic attitude toward tne Interests - tte
workmen The letter Says the chUarh
should not he mace responsible fer an-
reasonable speculst.oa bota be- the llaiy
Communion an4 0tLtr branches ~ TIE
ritual.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-26
YELLOW FEVER.
The Dread Disease breaks oat In various
Parts of Brazil.

WAsHINcr0N. Oct 25.- -ReGr-Admiral
ellis. commando of the So IA Atlantic
squadron, reports that yellow fever is
breaking out IN various parts Of Brazil
beside, the clty of Rio de Janeiro.
Commencing so early" be says even
before tie advent Of warm weather. this
would indicate an unusually sickly sea
son, and would strongly urge that IN
less circumstances arise rendering the
presence Of one Of our vessels impera-
lively necessary, none be permitted 20
visit the infected ports OF Brazil tbls
YEAR
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-26

they were satisfied that they were the
murderers, then be should demand that
the highest penalty Of the law be infict-
ed Counsel for the defendants waived
their opening speeches and the examina-
ton OF witnesses was commenced with
out delay.
Captain Nilliers, Of the Lake View
police, told OF the finding Of the bloody
trunk, and the Identity Of the body was
sworn 10 by Joseph c. keefe. James
Holland, reporter, stephen Connolly, Of
the board OF directors Of the Ancient
Order OF Foresters; II. A. Wisch, the de-
ceased's barber, and Morris Morris, a re-
tired manufacturer; all of whom were
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-26

NEW YORK. Oct. 25.-During the few
moments that the Worlds Fair euarau-
tee fund subscription vas open Thurs
day afternoon the following amounts
were pledged. e. Vanderbilt 500. 0o0.
New York Central & Hndson River
Railroad Company, 500 600. Wagner
Palace Car Company. $50. 600; Joseph
Pulitzer. $50. 600
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-26

PANS. OF ~. The rs-ri sgs - Miss
Gwendol ne Caldwell - Prince Murst
wul hs solemn nized fra this city NEXT
Taes8ay. she Papai Nuncio oficisting,
assisted hy Archbishop Satolh. rector q
ths Ecclesiastical Academy a. Rome.
The latter vlll sal or Novsmber 2 ior
Amsrios 70 represent ths Pore At ths
open nF - the new Catholic University
a. washinrton founded ~ Miss Ca'a-
Va.f sDd her s.sters
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-26
THE MARKETS

CHICAGO, Oct p.
rrorn-cuie, and unchanged spring pat
ents. 800. straights - Oe0s25. Bakers . 20
a. 50, Winter patents. 500. Clears, s3g,a
$50
WHEA1-Rulod steady and quiet No 2 10
tober ranged a. IA 7sAc, December 7qA A0spc.
May. s3hfS&c. No. 4 Spring. ssae9c. 40 8
ranged o. ca &c. pepcndiuF On quality.
CoRN-Farly active and firm 10. P I'D
3iaC, No yellow, - :. l-s2ssC 80 e. 30F Qalr:
November alaM'se' Deoember. slGzhc, May
33it july oss.c.
OATS Quiet and steady No cash. isc.
November 1850. December 1tHc. May. q
Q2iZc Samples steady. supply fair No.
3, Isd20kc. no. White 2azI3sc, 10 . ~
Gle. 10. white. 2lf.Hc
RYE-Unohsneod In pre-. but market Gun
No cash. 10 store, 4lAc. ..ovember delivery.
lAc, Decenocr s2c Samples 35Q3sc Tor No
3. s2if a43c Tor 40. g
BARLKY-Afain easy snf slow 30 3 1sd e,c /.
No :. low grade 70 good eoa40e. 80 3 good %
choice. S5dssc. 30 2 6JaGsc.
MESS PoHE-Trading rather light and prices
lower. Prices ranged a. go 7u1l0 - for cass.
go 701i07s for October, s8s15 s19 30 for $50.
vember Ss.37i. % for January
LAHD-Tratinr licht and prices steady QUO
tstlons ranged az sS21 a. - for cash g - %
s2s Tor October. - 0o160 0gh Tor Noveuber,
t5eDd52's Tor JanueTT
BUTTEH-Croamery. s1esc, Dairy, s4ai7c;
Packing stock. 20 ioc.
EcGs-Frcsh "a &c
POULTRY Chickens. r17lscper ~ Live
TURKEYS "a per ID 1--we Ducks s2sisc per
n Live Geese. e. 90 = PEI dozen.
Wv YORK oct. p
wHEtT-stronr ard haxc higher Deosm-
ber s3a4sar January - s4s4k4kc, March,
ss-ag lsc. MAJ UAassAc
CORr-h~tivt and strong. s1sc higher.
Nired Western. sstaffc.
OATS Dull 1nt efssov Wevfrrrl r7Ik7 1fc.
Provisions Beet nrrr. Flats . 7rQs 2. .s
TFtrs Mes 2 o. PORK steaev Mes 2 "a
1870 Trtrs Prime foo0 90 Lard uB-
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-26

soon became evil
dent that t h o
plan of the pros
ecutiOn was TO
continue the in
PRODUCTION Of ev-
idence pro ing
the body found in
the catch basin
to be that of DR..
Cronin till it had
attained 5 u C b
overwhel N i n g
weight a 5 t o
prevent even an
attempt on the
mart. of tho do
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-26

among his most
in ii N ate a c =
quaintances. +.
Rosch, the en-
ploye of the de-
partment Of pub
lie works who
d discovered h e
b o d y n I b o
catch basin, gavo
his testi IN o n Y.
He was sharply
croSs-exam i n G d
by Mr.. Forrest,
for the defense,
with the view of
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-26

BRAzm, Ind, Oct 25.-Secretary
Grouse. Of the executive board o. the
striking block-coal miners, reports $40
in excess Of the needs Of the depend
ents. The dependents are decreasing,
while the relief fund is growing Many
blacklegs are at work and tie strikers
have no prospect Of winning.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-26
Ranroaa Acros, Guatemaln.

BUENos AYREs, oct. 25.--The Govern
ment Of Guatemala has signed a contract
With the Suez Canal Company 20 con-
struct northern railroad, which, with
the Northern Central line, viii estab-
lish direct communication between the
Atlantic and Pacific across Guatemala.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-26

INDEPENDENCE, Ia, Oct. 25.-Owing 20
short feed and the approach % wintor
Montana is being in a degree depopu-
lated Of its live stock. over 600 sheep
have been brought into this county near
Hazelton from that country 70 be FED
and ultimately shipped to the Chicago
Inarkef
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-26

fETrhcf- Or =
CsT7TE-Nzftef moderately acffvs cr local
So shfrprF accourf anb prices rsi support
al cuotsflors RANGED 81 e. ip1f i0 for FDoc 60
ebrsc. shirpirs Steers q ram fur r1r.ui0r
a. ropd o. e. qDdf m fo- Butchers Steers.
o 00a2 58 f9r Sf1ckfrs "a ~ fcr Ternns +.
a. gsa.1 r f0s western . roa3 o. fof Fes6srs
o sna2 p Pr Covs e. - 7s foF Inferior u !, -
riorf 80 nails
Hoos-Markft fairly ncfirs or packing ara
a. rrfrr account anf prices steady 81 flores
~ 49, vssfar1aF Sales rnnF-c a. sas1s ~
fq- Hett & aE7 for rourh pacFfra. q so
as for urse g. eGs o. iol hstvs psealrr sss
o. pr'ng "a
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-26

op ain z 1T e
Cr0niD case a.
50 o'clock p. ID
IhuEsd In
his perOrau0n
he said that II
after hear ing
the evidence Tho
jury had the
slightest doubt
Of the guilt Of
the prl > ers
they should give
them their free
dom, but II on
tEa nth.- lanA
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-26
Are You Entitled to Il
PENSION

Have you never applied. or having applied
have y0u been rejected 10 you need a com
Yerenf. reliable attorney % assist you In 50
Tne tiaderyi.nef Is not located In Washing
tea. nor has ne any superior advantages over
ether attorneys. he has never Decn q . sps-
clal examiner OF principal exam 1er. nc nc
has no branch Offices" Tie has no long list
0f dist nguisnei men % refer % by speciai
STrCp.,5 Is TUE BEST TEST OF MERIT
The securing 90 near one hundred claims in
auttle over year, aggereg.tinS near,y
FOURTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS!
Isthe grolBs upon which he invites you 10
Tut your claim ia Dis hands 20 clar-c; eve even
Tor postage. until the claim y all wed tie
does not ask his claimants 90 o al the work.
he smp'v asks tlrm 20 furuish the neceS
evidence. and as a rule. the pension rs Sc
rnreI without .urfnrr trouble o clal m1ur-
Nv position ls Acting chaplain o. me sol
disrs Home whore most of mg work has been
done. has fau-hr mo that no part 0f The work
~ securing rrr sions can safely be le't % mex
rerirured hands. so. rs rule. do nearly al
Wuors s,u Drrrgnrvr PARDrs' CLANS A
Advice given gladly even II another attor.
nrg has c.lim .n hand I have the addresses ot
several thousand eX oilers tlaim1nts Wisn-
ing ro Hnt their comrades VIII 10 Vel 70
Yor var Yors Prvsl5v ALLowEo B7oRE
fnr DfEt
ff you I've reasonable time after placing
claim in my hands ran guarantee thar II
will oe allowed SD that you can enjoy some u
tlu mon or address ne A. Michigan Sol
ffcrs Mome. 5r No. 35 North Lafayerte-st..
or 40. SIS. Honi0E 20 receive share of your
patronage. I am. m rhlul.y yonrs.
CHAs. u. GIBSON
Solicitor 90 Peasions,
Grand Rapids. uIeh.
Please mention this paper.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-26
Fatal Ranavav.

MABIBoRoUeH. y Y Oct 2s-Tha
pife 81 Robert 7 Dickev. 3 Milton ~.
" druggist was killed her mother.
Mrs. Murray, seriously hurt and NJ
Dckev severely bat rot dangerously n
iurea IA = runaway accident here Thurs-
DAY.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-26

Hrs Cummlns- S. thst brute - s ms.
band of years actasl. r struck rm with h.s
horris fsff hat do ny lfEs da~rrz
dsugh.sf a. Thea
Asrrlsc Iisaghter-I spit BE bead rrser
win rp-hnF ria Hes 10 ne hosptal
Dow. naurrs -Epoch
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-26
Bought hy an Engiish Syndicate.

INDIANAPoLIs, Ind, Oct 25.-The In
dianapolis Cabinet Company, whose
plant covers four and three-fourths acres
in this city. has been sold 70 an English
syndicate. headed by Sir James Marsha.
the price being Ss25, 600.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-26
BAD FOR COLON.
A Witness Testi6es That He Made Pull
Confession of his Crime ef Forgery in


Confession of bis Crime ef Forgery in
August Last.
MISSEAPoLIs, MINI. Oct. 25.-The
sensation Of the day in the Collom case
was the positive testimony Of Frank F.
Davis 70 the effect that the defendant
made an unequivoCsl confession oi
forgery on the 9th day of August last
in the presence OF three witnesses. Ac-
cording 10 Mr.. Davis, COLON on that
occasion repeated his confession several
times and talked freely Of the crime
during the dav. The testimony was
given without the slightest hesitation,
and created profound impression.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-26

business, and
had known DR..
CrOnin since tho
esidential
campaign Of 1854.
During the last
year he had seen
the doctor almost
every day. He
saw him last
alive about ;
o'clock May 4.
He next saw his
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-26

'Resstl7 veatner. isr'tfffm
Yes. bssu raining csis and dogs al
Ssy Tina
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-26
KNEW HID WELL.
Intimate Frienas OF D. CTcnln
Testify.
TEEY IDENTIFIED his REMAINS.
Peelliar Marks with which They weFs
FzasiL4r stiauteiy Described - las
AzsalAAe4tion EstabAsAed BE-
y94d Doubt.
fag lElAL FAmIr srARrED.

CHICAGO. Oct. 25.-state's Attorney
Loagenecker concluded his address ~
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-11-15
NO. 347

10 MONTANA, OREGON, & WASHINi.9ni
III you are going west bear in mins
the following facts: The Eortherf
Hacltlc Railroad owns and operates 99t
-n5--te@, or a per cent OF the entire rail.
road mileage of MoaGans: SCANS thi
Territory with its main line from easi
to west; is the short line TO Helena,
, ,l ohly pullman and dining car line to
i5utJe. ana is the only line that reaches
,M iles llty. billings, .3oZeman, Mlssou.
"a, the ei!oWstQne Park. and, in fact.
nine tenths OF the cities and points of
interest in the Territory.
me Northern Pacific owns and oper.
ates 62l miles, or IS per cent of the rail.
road mileage o! Washington: It's main
me extending from the idaho line via
spokane Falls, Cheney. Sprague. Yaki-
M;l, and Ellsasbnrg. through the center
Oh Inc territory to Tacoma ard Seattle
ana from Tacoma to Portland. Nc
other trans continental through line
reaches any portion OF WASHINGTON
Territory. Ten days stop over privi.
leges are given on Northern Pacific
second class tickets at Spokane falls.
ann All points west. thus afioraing IN
tending settlers ali cxeellent oppor
tunlty to see the entire Territory
without lncurrlng the expense of pay,
ing local fares from point to POINT.
The Northern Pacific is the shortest
fou5e Iron, st Faui to Tacoma fv s01
20 seattle byl1l. and to Portland Nv
5st 'flies- time corresponding
:ahofieF, varying grom one to two days
a,ccoraing to destination. No othet
Hue 1fonst Paul or Minneapolis rams
through passenger cars of any kind 10
10 iuaho, Oregon, or Washington.
). In addition to being the only ia
line into Spokane Falls, Tacoma. ~.
seattle. the Northern Pacific reach
an the principal points in Northel
vi nnsota and Dakota. Montana, IL.
no. oregon and Washington. Bear
mind that the Northern Pacific III
'5hast%llne is the famo3s scenic ru;.5&
vo;s}l points IN Calitorniy'
s,end Tor Illustrated pamphlets; msps
ana books, giving you valuable il,
formation in reference to the couuti
traVersed by this great line from s.
Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth and AsN
land to Portland Oregon. and Tacom,
and Seattle. Washinfton Territory. az,
enclose si9mps for the new 1889 Pau'i
McNally County Map of Washing
TERRITORY, printed in colors.
Address your nearest ticket agent, 33
GIIAs. S. Fee, General Passenger au
Ticket Agent, st. Paul, Minnesota.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-11-15
MAIL AND STAGE LINES

Pessingtcn Springs, and gvoonsocket
Leaves Woonsocket Daily, ct 100 4 n
Arrives AT Washington spg's 8 :. 1880 4 n
leaves Wessington.Sprlngs 2:Wo I, ~ NJ
ArFiEesat Woonsocket - $50 NJ
Yesssngton Springs and Crow Lake,
caves Washington spr's, I. I. S. at ~ a N
T sayss c r. SfG lake sake ITS 100 II
ar;yss at washington sp'st to e+ag N
3elford and Washington Syringe.
leaves Washington Spg'sW. S. at 1880 N n
i1 lsra At Bedford M.S. II ~: :9o : n n
HFiEcs at Wessinston Springs &c 9. 5:"o M
Washington SPRINGS and Miller,
caves Washington Sp's. Mon. Fri. at 100 a
arrives at Miller q q. 8. Soy ! "
Leaves Miller Tie. Sat. :. :W A N
arrives at Wessias.- l.p's., 500 III
.1Eo n. PRICE, Proprietor.
waterbury and Washington Springs,
leaves Waterbury,, Daily at 100 A n!
arrives Al Washington Springs :. :. 1920 , n n
ss, rsi,s Washington Springs 8. a on !, NJ N
arrives at Waterbury !. g 6:Oo M
'oAh i.san. Proprietor.
PR. BARRETT. 7. NJ.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-11-15
Aqaal Suffrage


The Equal suifrag.st society is
spreading in South Dakota, and bids
far by another year TO occupy a part
OF che campaign, Its objects are to
give The women the right of suffrage
oman equality with the "men folks"
Whethtflt is wisdom now for South
I,akota to adopt this new reform is
dehatable. About the only interest
Wrapped.up In the cause of women's
suffrage is prohibition. and that has
becomea part and parcel of the state
constitution. Women's suffrage has
never lad such q practical test in the
Unions would prove its efficacy. 1t
is IN untried experiment as yet. 1t is
aapestiCn that somehow goes hand IN
hand With prohibition and should it
ever come to a vote the Indications are
that Fhe same element that made pro-
hlbition success will give woman's
suffrage Its following. With the agi-
tatidn that has already sprung up and
prom Uses togrow there is no telling
Hheteit will end or how soon, One
thin4 is sure however, South Dakota
now ffers better field for the growth
and Anccess of this question TITAN any
othe1 Pierre Free Press.
Thf Editor Of theFree Press forgets
of thE practical test" in Washington
Terri Rory until ruled out by a demo-
cratis Judge, and OF its successful
vol kings in Wyoming today. He
thih AIs that about the only issue wrap
pedup i'll woman suffrage is prohibit
tiof and that is now part of the con.
stiff luton. The idea is implied that
since it is in the constitution suffrage
is not Essential. This is q mistake.
The wbmens votes are needed to make
its enforcement certain. Had we
equal suffrage there would he no oc-
CASTOR for an enforcement league
The successful enforcement OF prohi-
bition| in Kansas is due largely to
munidipal suffrage. 1t is said that The
good men OF Dakota who voted for
prohibition will see that it is enforced,
Ii so, What is the use of an enforce
ment league to act as a detective
agenct?
Vice Pres. Levi P. Morton has
takdn out license to sell liquors. 1t is
said he will have the handsomest
salopn IN Washington City. The ques-
tion|is; Twill the man elevate the
business, or business degrade.the man,
andia 'tthat disgraceto every Ameri-
can cifzen?"
LAT R.-Mr. Morton has leased his
new hdtel to one, Keanan who runs a
saloon,
Parents should be care.u! chat
their children do not contract colds
during the fall and early winter
months. Such colds weaken the lungs
and air passages, making the child
much more likely to contract Other
colds during the winter. 1t is this
succession of colds that causes catarrh
and bronchitis or paves the way
for consumption. Should q cold BIT
contracted, lose no time but cure il
as quickly as possible. A fifty CEN
bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
will cure any coldin few days an(
leave the respiratory organs strong aul
healthy. For sale by DR.. A. NJ
Matthias.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-11-15
Gall Unprecedented.
December

Editor Bushnell, Of the Dakota Far
mer, went to Chicago on Monday, to
be absent week. Mr.. Bushnell was
appointed member Of the Worlds Far
Commission to represent Dakota, by
Gov. Pierce. No appointment having
bean made for North Dakota. MT. d.
holds that his commission is still Vatld
and proposes to act with the con-
mission uurOnlle.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-11-15
Railroad Time Tables.

C. NJ. s. st, r.
Apena-Passenger South at 1920 m.
Passenger North at 500 IN.
Freight North at 10: go a m.
Freight South at :5s pm.
"olnsocket-Pas North at 4:35 m.
Passenger South at 9:35 III.
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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-11-15
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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-11-15
C. p. L.

Washington Springs Christian Prohibition
E:Ne society meets at the schoo! house every
,lrlay evening with the following officers;
s,rustne LaRoint. President.
)rIla England Vice President.
la. Houstm;ln Secretary.
Winnie Waterbury treasurer.