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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-07
1esas q.

3 m borigen Sonnabenb e. Nob.)
ereiguete fi6 in Der i%osenannts1 Rocky
neighborhood etma 9 Meilen norb6RIid
BON 8renbam, Mafbingtoa Co., Elm
unglidfal, me9er Der So6ter eiues
bort lebenben beutf9en Garmers, Sobn
369le, bas 2eben fofete. Ser Batter
bes Mdb6ens mar mad 8renbam ge,
fabren, UNI BaumtDoue oortbiu 3u brits
gen, bic Mutter in BET ettpas bonn
0aufe abliegeuben Rubpenne nit MeIz
ten bei@dftist, uub bas Mdb6en gerabe
babel, bas Nbenbe6en bef3uri9ten. Nuf
einmal ftieg ibr bon unten Der 8eru6
bon &au6 In bic gaie, fe fab binob
unb fanb gu ibrem SGreden, baB ibre
Gleiber brannten. Die gefnnung pers
liereno f9rie ie Iaut auf unb ronnte
aug benz 9aufe beraus benz plabe 3u,
no ibre Mutter mar. Sie beftige 8es
tueguns febte bic brennenbem 9leiber
natiirli9 in belle GIammen, tpelhe fe
balb ~bolfdnbig einbiilten. Die Muts
ter fam in b69fer Gle berbeigeiiir3t,
aber es mar gu fpdt our &ettung; bic
9leiber tuaren f@on beinab gang an
2eibe berbrannt. Ser fofort berbeiges
bolte Nrat fonnte ni9t mebr tbun, als
ben langen i6rldliden Sobestampf gu
erlei9tern. Grs artte Mdo9en fiarb
am Mbenb bes G. Hobembers.
= Sn einem Singeltangel 3u Dallas
tpurbe cine Mrs. Carrie SisbaIe berhafs
tet, bic in benz Sbeater i'm 9errenansug
erf9ienen mar unb einen SIP auf oer
erffen &eibe Der 8dnte einnabm. sic
trug einen untabelbaIten Qn3ug, einen
SerbpsSut unb in ber 9anb belt fe
elm elegantes 5pa3ierf6d9en. Dor ben
poliseiri@ter 9ebradt, eradbIte fie, baB
ibr Mann fe berlafen babe unb ibr
mit9etbelt morben iei, baB er feline
Ibenbe In ienem Singeltangel perbringe.
Oa babe fe i9 entf9IoHem, i'm aufauz
iu6en unb ibm @sieafdaft gu Ieiiien.
6rau Sisoale itammt aus Srinibab,
Colorado, no ibr 8ater Elm groBes &C.
f9dft befbt. Sbr Mann, iagt He, babe
lift iber $4,000 an barren @elbe abae.
uu"'AtV~ NV IPutel uuuc IC uuW UOW
Oiamanten berfeBt, I'M bic bdusIiden
Nusgaben gu beftreiten.
= Sn @alueiton unb Multin 1T man
beiorst I'm, ben Staatssefunbbeitsbeam.
ten @utberforb. ST fr9r por einiaen
Sagen nit benz Quarantdneboot ,8eIfe
3oB" bon @aIbefton mad &ofport ab
unb 1T in lebterem Safen nod ni9t eins
setrofen. Seia @6if muB ben idtpe,
rem Sturm mitgema@t baben.
- SIN PanbanOle 1T biel S9nee ses
falen, Der benz 9ieb S6aben tbut. Nus
Irmarilo pirb beri9tet, bnB ter S9nee
IL 3ol bod lieet.
: Sn 8affrop fam Der Soil sepen
bic Neger 8. Wids. M. Nobles unb
SEQ. Sones, bic bel ber S6ieBafaire in
@ebar Greet i'm Sum- betbei!i9t tparen,
bor &i9ter 3ei6miiaer CUR 8erbanb,
lung. Wids murbe beg MiOrbes i'm
%stueiten 8rabe i6uIbig ~befuuben unb gu
2~0idbriser 3u9tbausbaft berurtbeift.
Die beiben anberen erbieIten ie II
Sabre.
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gol. HuHeI aug Sos Qnaslss /

= Dol. Tui1el aus SoS WH8siSs III
Sub : galifornien, = 10 6eri9tet Der
,8osque @iti3en", ii 1T bierber getOmz
men, Inn ii6 na9 2anb fir cine Golos
ME bon etipa 20 Gamilien, um5uieben.
9ieIelben fino ieBt in Ser Ndbe bon Sos
Nngeies an~sefebelt, baben aber Die Nbs
fi1t Don bort fori5usieben uno g~ebenfen,
fi6 in Seras n%ieoer3ulaKen. Wie GER
&uHel mlttbeilt, III bic 8raubens uHb
Orangpn.grnte in bieiem Sabre bort
bolFdnbis febIeei9lagen, uno in Solge
babon bereitet fi6 elm a~19emeiuer Nuf.
un6 3uIammenbru6 bort Dor. Siele Der
bort a%nidifgeu Sbitbauer batten aur
8opmseit lift 2auo su ii~bermdbigen,
weit iiber ben tuirtli9en WertD binauf-
geidraubten greiieu setauft uno gum
She'll wobl auf @rebit; Die Geblernte
bat He iebt banferott gema9t; iie f6n'
men unb moaen BAG 2anb ni6t mebr
balten unb baben iebt, : 10 ia9t Sol.
&nhel,-ibre Ylide mad Seras gerifs
tet, bas aIs Sbfilaub au6 austpdrts be-
reits einen Nnmen bot. Nqe, beneu
nod bic Mittel gebIiebsn fnb, fdlden
ii9 oil, bGs 8DomlGnb su Derlahen, unb
Sauienbe tperben na6 Der Qnfidt bes
9errn &ufel in Seras ueue 6eimfdtten
iu6en.
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Cine iithere @elh.Mnlone

If cine iclae, BON mel9er Sbneu unter @orantie ,uses
iihert tuerben tann, eab iie befriebisenbe Refultate lie
tert, trtprtsenjalS eas ~auseIeste Sch 5urldsesabu trtrb.
4uf oteier BaitS tDnnen Sic BON nem unten anaeaes
benen Gpptbeter cine Slai9e BON Dr. ainas Weusm
S9pinbiudts : Setlmittel ~taufen. G8 pirb %aarontirt,
eaB baiielbe inter alien nmitdnben GrIei@teruna aes
ipdbrt, irenn man e8 gesen irsenb pel&e 9etben Be,
aebIe, her Brut ober Der 2unsen anirenhet = pie
S4rineiuat, 2unsenentbdnbuns, Bronchitis, 4fbma,
9eu@buiten, Brdune &c. sc. G8iit ansenebm ein,unebs.
men une f4rnedt gut, TT paats fiber unb man fam i'd
thinner bdrduf rerlafen.
Probehaiden fret in alien Gprtbeten. BpbleiaIe Be
Dreib, 9bempfeu u. Sc.
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GalifoyniasWeige.

Weinliebbaber fnben ein erobss So
get bon feinen California Weinen bel
9errn S. S. Weper am IlamO
piasa. 6err Meper iu6t bic Weine
an Ort unb Stele aus ui.b fauft bireft
aus benz Seller ter WeinaI9ter. Nls
gutem Senner gelingt es inn teis, bic
beiten Sorten ausauwdblen. CT fam
feline Gunben uao Gamilien nit einenl
suten 3rnpfen perieben. &otb= unb
Weibmeine in por3Rsli6er Aualitdt
BON iebt ab $1.00 per @aaone = fret
ing Daus qeliefert.
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s@ Wer einmal fd an re6t eeldids

ay Wer einmal ft6 an reGt geldids
ter unb bolfommener Ghfer 8 Mrbeit err
freueH mill, Der itatte ben "San Antos
Mo Cooperage Works., No. 108 un6
ITO Qufin StraBe etnen 8efu6 ab.
Sie berf@iebenen Maidinen bon ge.
iibten unb praftii6 erfabreuen 0dns
ben geleiiet", 1nb ben gansen Sag
iiber in Sbdtigfeit, benin Ger Mans
brp, Der @igentbumer bes Stabilize
ments, 1T nit A~uitrdsen aug alien &C.
genben beg States hberbduft. gr
liefert cine funitpole unb folibe 9trbeit
urb bieiem umftaHbe bat er feinen Ctr
fOlg 81 neroonfen. Sic 2einunesfd.
bigfeit Der Jabrif muB bsmentipre6erb
aud forttDd6renb erb6bt tDerotn.
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sin aefunber alter Wanm.

Mr. Sos. Wilfon bon MQensS Springs,
Sas., ber Die 60ger Sabre tberT@ritten
bat, fagt: Sd babe biele Mebi5inen
probirt, babon mebrere febr quite; aber
ME babe i6 cine gefunben, bic 10 febr
Niles erfiQt, mas fur fe beanfprudt
pirb, wie @%bamberlains Collie, Gbos
lera: unb Diarrboe : Mebi3in. IS 1T
tpirtli@ cine ~uunberbare Mebisin. Gum
8erfauf Bel R. gobn & Co., RaltsDer &
@obn unb allen anbereu Nbptheten.
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Opernbaus=M eftamratiDm.

9ie feinfe &effauration fir q u :
fern, Slid unb Wilb in ieber
3ubereitung. Ser Slide ftebt elm res
1onmirter Sod bor. Delitatefen aler
Dirt Iinb gu baben, pie 9tol, Sarbinen
nit Srifeln, Nn9oois, SrGHelmurF,
Neunaugen &C. &c. Die bette MusmabI
bon 9ederbiiien in Der 3ufammenftelz
lung BON Diners, SDupers unb Oeieu,
ners. 4uftrage nG@ 56luB bes Sbea=
te,s werben prompt ausgefibrt.
Oarni1 & 8aer.
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0as Weroteuft fieaty

vi rani4en ~unfsrsH WiiblrserH mitjutbeiieu, eaf
mir Or. Rings neues S3pinbludts Setlmittel bersits
lett elmer &etbe con 9abreH pertaufeu, etenlo Or,
6tnsS Rene eeber : Rtaen, 8udleuS 0rntea Gaiee unt
9ieetrte Bttiers, uho nab mir niemalS 9etlmitteI per
fault baben, bic 70 gut rseben" cber bic 10 auaemein
~befrteetst baten, ipte eiefe. Bir s6sern teinen Guaens
Sid, bic @arantie fur biele Uittsf isber 3eit gu lber=
nehmen uEo itne ftets bsrett, has rerausSabte @elD Bu=
rhdau3ablen, penn ibrem GebrauGe feinc befrfebtaeuz
ben Relnltate gefpIgt iiub. Dteie Ulittel ~perbanten tbre
arpbe pppnlaritdt ibren eiseneu Berhienlten. Bum
gertanf in allen Gpotbeten uni in her 9rpsuen @Tsba
9~anhluns ron Dretb, Ibrmpicn II. Gp.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-07

pS~ Sci 8ebriber GriBer
finost man cine biibfGe Musnabl BON
4ibums, bic f6 au 8eibua6tsges
f9erfen eignen; ferner feline Sollette=
fdft6en, &egeni9irme, 5t6de unb bic.
IerLei anheres.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-07
@aaleea arntea.salte.

Sic bette @aIbe ber 8elt fir S9uitte,
0uetIdunsen, @ef6pire, 6ieber> unb 5dus>
Nusfdlas, GIe@te, gefprun9ene Sanbe, 5rDIt.
beuisn uub ale 9autfransbeiten furirt 5G.
morrboioen oSss feline 8s5abiune. galise
SatiSfattion sorantirt Cher cas- Gel0 miro
auriiderFattet. 25 Gents tie Sda1ts!. BUM
8ertauf IN alien gpottefeu. &rei5, 9bomf>
1on & 80, Q3hDiesoIe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-07

@esen elm bsftises 2eberleiben ges
brau4te i'd nit ausseSei6neten @rfOls
gen Or. Nuguft 96nie's 6amburgsr
Sropfen, na6bem i'd biele Mittel bets
geblih berludt bate. - Daniel Meibs
ner, 9ep 9aben, Ser.
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(Sutes seutides 0oaaenbrpS,

ioipie gut aussebadenes Wei3enbrob
uilb ole anbereH Bad Waarea, tdgli9
frif6 uno auf Wuni6 brett Ing 0ous
getiefert bon
Louis Spahn's gddersi,
228 on s@ommerceliraBe, San Nntonio.
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Smteref5ant

1T bic in her beutisen Drummer u~nierer 2eituns
fid beftnbenbe 61IdSz Mn3ets e BON @amuel
Sedj4er fen. in Samburs. Oieie8 Sans bat i1
burd feline prpmpte unb perfapiesene Mu85abz
lung Der BIER uub in Der u mSesenb sez
ID pnnene 8etrdse etneu p~ermdBen guten STUFF
erpprben, baB mir Seben auf beHen beutiges
Snierat ihpn an bteier Stene aufmertiam MAIDEN.
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ssT unteraeug in ieber Ghuere unb
gu iebem preife. 9embens uno Sois
letten. IrtifeI aus ben befen Gabrifen
BEL 3 ancoa & 8 D n.
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Nptis am gtemer5abler.

@puuts.goIIsetors 0ffiee(
8erar So, San antonir, 3eras
Der llntersei6nste madt bietbur@ betannt,
bas bic Gtoot. uub @ountp ad valorem. unb
GopfReuer jebt fdais 1T unb ipatsaens Biz aun,
81. December 1889 ind. besablt fetn mnB.
Sole Guffiano,
eteuer . Solicitor ION 8sror gountb.
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9euti6 Gmeliide gdmle,
Gan Mntonio, TeraB.

Gan Nntonto, Eeras.
anertannt tidtiee 2ebraniaIt fir 4naben
unb Mdoden; felt sreibia Sabren in roger
Birtiantisit. gortrefai6e 9ebrfrafte nnter be,
pdsrter eeitune. Der cnslifden SpraGe iuirb,
.t s2, s. o,r Ssptitsa, G pol ss$asns s Ssin;asr.
masen borbsreitsts @@aisr iinOen ~ieOerssit
auinobme. aabsre ausianft ertbeiIen SER
s. @roos, graibent bes S6uI. 8Orfanbes
uao W m. 8arbeG, Girettpr Der aufaIt,
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sy@ Sute! Shte! Reue Derbp
unb Deide @tetion Serbfi= unb Mins
terbite BET 3. 90. Crate G. Co.,
$50. 240 Commences traBe.
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s1- 9ie SupeIiere @ebrhber
|griBer, go. 246 Commences traBe,
baben Elm groBes unb gemdbltes Eager
BON goIbenen uro iil6ernen Sai6ens
ubren-eine Spe5ialitdt beg @ei9dfts.
auBerbtm S9mudia9en aIer Nrt,
9i1mantert, Cob unb SiIberwaaren,
Mteferi6miebwaaren. tpabre Gunit.
werfe bon Wanbs unb Stan6ubren uno
ale bic aablrei6en Nrtifel, Bic man in
einem Sutpelierlaben gu fiuben getuobnt
1T. 0ie preiie Der 6irna linb mdeig.
Msan ipre6e Dor uno hberseuee fi@.
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= Ser @oubernenr bat feline 9ant>
fogungs . PROCLAMATION erla6en unb in
uebereinfimmung nit benz pr1fbenten
ben Gag auf ben %. angefebt.
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ray Menn Sbr Guerit pDllen Merib
n ma Il zen baben poat. 10 iebt
@ub bic 0erbfs unb Winter 8prrdtbe
BET 3 ancoa& 8 0 an.
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eNTYYes may De round on nle at Geo
THlE A1 Exs +. Rowell & Co.'S Newspaper
Advertising Bureau (f0Spruce ST. where advertising
contracts gaAy DO nadp GOV hAN S3EtV YORK
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QtenftmGbdleu perlanat.

Cine 969in pber Elm gutes 9arsmdb'
den iinbet iofort Stelle. gtadl5ufrager
In Der Office Der pGreien Brehe".
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Mra. IL. saeonspu.

$50. 1853 Weft Commerce 5traBe, en,s
pfieblt ibr reidbaItiges Eager bon
puBwaaren Der neueiien Barrier
MOben, feruer Strids uno Std
8aummolle uno WoIle, 8dne
ber, &n6pfe, 8efas gu ben
olerbili9ifen Breifen. NseMtur FIR
Wabame DemnreR's S9nitts
Muiter. Nuftrdgs aus benz 2anbe tpers
ben prompt ausgefibrt.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-04-03
Heavy American Locomotives.

Among the heaviest locomotives ever
built are those recently put on its
mountain division by the Philadelphia
& Reading railroad. Their actual
weight in working order is 5000
pounds, and 1873, $40 pounds is on the
drivers. They have tractive force
Of 271 pounds per pound average press
ure in the cylinder. Their cylinders
are % inches in diameter by % inches
stroke; driving wheels, so inches di-
ameter; boiler, 6 feet in diameter and
13 feet s inches long over tube sheets.
The tubes are 270 in number, and "a
inches in diameter. The fire box is
over II feet long inside by AZ inches
wide, and is placed above the frames,
but not above the wheels. The heat
ing surface in the fire box is 1856 square
feet, and the total heating surface
2,545 square feet. The engine is de-
signed to burn anthracite, but not like
the Wootten engines buckwheat or re.
fuse coal. N. Y. Sun.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-04-03

~ was on the 10Th Of March that
father died." said Aunt Lucinda, 90
berly, land a little before his de;n-
ne told me of the existence of t.
drawer, and said that I would find his
important papers in it,"
''My first loss" she continued, .'was
this dress; ''lifting it's shiny, yellow
1olds from it's long resting-place, and
touching it with reverential tender
ness. II was nearly crazed with
grief at my loss, and when the 10th of
March came, T spent the whole even
ing weeping for the dead father and
the dead lover. I remember that
held my useless wedding-dress and
dropped tears into it's snowy folds
(they were pure white then, and my
hair was yellow. See how the two
have changed colors in the passage OF
years.. 1 went to sleep thinking OF
my losses, and that night I hid nv
dress in the secret drawer. After that
1t was natural / should think of these
things on that particular night; but l
hope that the spell is broken now"
The fresh young faces clustered
about her with loving sympathy in
their fearful eyes. Having folded the
long-lost wedding dress, they replaced
it in the secret drawer, and, after kiss
ing her, took Lelia's fortune and went
back to the cozy sitting-room, while
Leila and Ralph fingered behind the
others, in the dimness of the long hall,
to have few sweet words concern.
ing the home-nest that was now posi-.
ble.-Rose Hartwick Thorpe, in Demo
rests Monthly.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-04-03
THE DOCTOR.

alphabetically Dedicated to the Medical Fra.
ternity by Convalescent.
Who works from morn till set OF sun,
Is oil day long upon the run,
And yet whose work is never done1
The doctor.
Who. when at last no seeks repose,
And falls into q gentle doze,
And makes sweet music through his nose.
(The doctor), y
Is reused up in the dead Of night,
BY some one In a dreadful fright,
Who's sure she's going to die outright
The doctor.
Who, when the days are scorching hot
Can see no cool sequestered spot,
Because he must be on the trot?
The doctor.
Who must an even temper keep,
And hide his thoughts and feelings deep,
10 cheer up those who wall and weep2
The doctor.
Who has to hear OF countless ills,
And deal out multitudes of pills,
10 those who never pay their bills?
The doctor.
mo muSI Do always very wise,
Ready to give profound replies,
Whatever question may arise1
Tho doctor.
Who, when the mercury is low,
Long, weary miles must often go
Through cutting winds and binding snowi
The doctor.
Who must not show that it's q bore
To hear each family history er
Five generations back or more?
The doctor.
Who takes our aches and pains away,
And gives US courage day by day,
To cheer US on our healthward way?
The doctor. -
Who should be placed among the saints,
Whom history with US acquaints,
For patient listening to co1nplaintsP
The doctor.
Minnie NJ. Curtis, in Inter Ocean.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-04-03

Two old gentlemen were compli-
menting each other on their habits OF
temperance. .:Did you ever, neigh
bor," said one, ''see me with more
than ] could carryp" ''No, indeed"
was the reply, mot I, But ] have
seen you when I thought you had
better have gone twice after it."
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-04-03
BUSINESS CARDS.

n II. JOHNSON, NJ. D., C. M.
u
Graduate of McGill College, Montreal,
ate Assistant Surgeon in Montreal General
Hospital. Office in West & Litchfield's
Block. opposite Opera House. Calls at
ended day and mig ht.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-04-03

Z1z0RNIYD LT LAW
A1stin, Man. Practice In I'll he eoufts Of -
teats. Prompt attention givsn 70 soIlseti16
60eS ever OlAkslaAz1's store. tun1o'
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-04-03

A>~AS&
Lucinda's shoulder and spoke her
name. With a start of surprise the
woman awoke, and for a moment was
frightened and bewildered at her pe-
culiar situation.
"Whoever captures the robber shall
have ali that has not been spent of the
money. You all heard her say it. O
Leila! you are q lite an heiress," ex-
claimed Dora the next morning as
they stood in "Grandpa Weston's"
room looking over the articles and
money that Aunt Lucinda had been
putting away in that drawer for years.
you don't think she really meant
It, or that would take it if she did,
hope" returned Leila, hoping that
Miss Lucinda had not overheard Dora's
thoughtless words. ..s5
But she had heard, and, turning to
the young girl with q grateful look,
she said: ~.
II did mean it, Leila. I have quite
enough for my wants while live, and
1t will belong to my brothers. chill
dren when need it no longer. This''-
touching the package Of money-''sha
be yours now to buy and furnish the
little nest. came near depriving you
OF your ring, dear, and now you shall
have the home"
"But how did you come to do itpn
questioned Ralph. Il should think
you would have been hiding things
here on other nights than the 10th Of
March
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-04-03

e T. @AHh'
ATTORNEY Ar LAW
Rsal Bststs and Collection Agent. Taxes ~
ear non-resiAsnts. eI-Once, second Aoer 9
DunkolnaAA's new block, Iat1 street, lS~l
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-04-03

TITAN p. BAIRD,
II
ATTORNEY IT LLH
Red Xstats, InsuraHes sad Collection A4s1A
onos, front room, second floor, ever Hall b Vests
Stols, Austi., Minnesota.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-04-03

]. y: ash'SHAT'
ATTORNEY At LAW
YIN practice IN the courts Of record and he q.
J. courts. Once IN DchlsudsTs block, NaiR
hrsst, Austin, MINI. lo-ly
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1889-01-02

Ft. Bufort, Oak, Dec. 20.-An ep-
idemic has broken out among the
principal horse ranches of the Lower
Yellowstone, which has become SO
dangerous and is spreading with
such alarming rapidity that it is
causing much anxiety in this section
of the country. The disease affects
the glands of the throat, and, in q
majority of the cases, causes swell
ling which extends from the point OF
the jaw to the breast, making respi-
ration and eating matters of great
difficulty. Thus far the favorable
open weather has saved them, but
should cold snap set in . great
mortality will be the result.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1889-01-02
A gang of lightning rod sharperl

A gang of lightning rod sharpers
have just closed successful cam
paign among Illinois farmers. No
charge was made for the rods; they
required only the substantial gran
gers signature testifying to the su-
perior quality of the rods and man
ner of work. Many wealthy farmers
got rods and in return signed, not a
recommendation but notes for hum
dreds of dollars. After few days
the sharpers returned and boldly de-
uanded checks for the amount of
the notes, which in many instances
were given in preference to itiga-
ton. One demand was met at. the
point OF a revolver. and 5000 note
was surrendered Immediately by the
sharpers.-Ex.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1889-01-02
A TOWN ARRESTED.
Sensational 4 far in Nebraska.

'ieeiis Neitei' Nep'' Dee' Co.
OePu's ''HeA1H l"A'oA 'o-oas
'ui 'lei ll"ia " o1oDaeh' ha'ihs ~
o''9'"'': 'lie ei' '''ie reputation u 'h'
70" Il eAeep' ore ihe arrests gre"
''' o Il '>'-' 70. " 1''s->'"p reo"a-
...''' ''''.''i' 81 "''''l 80, E'o'1n Was
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= -.
wife the s4ryrtt nirI at Cutter's
house Was fou::d to be IN al inter
est;ng condition. and Cutter was
compelled 10 marry her. but imme-
diatelv aftervord beoan a studied
system of abuse to compel her to
get a divorce. Yesterday he gave
her a terrible beating and shortly
afterwarl assaulted Il 13-vear old
gil.
For these combined of'enses Cut
ter's fellow citizens surrounded his
house last night with the intention
of furnishing him. He cot away on
horseback but was pursued, captur-
ed with lasso, tied to post and
very severely whipped. He was
then arrested for beating his wife,
and in turn swore out warrants for
all the male population of the town.
o''e1 w 'ne .io,- u,a I
"D>' ''.' "a
0'af.' " IN ~ -" . :,
"ooo' '""n' ' ~ 0
JUST oo'sioo u 'o"h anu @en' 'no
o'nel o,ie - 'n7 t' " " "
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1889-01-02
American Clothing House.

Competent critics haye frequently
remarked that the author Of ''Ben-
Hm" had in him the elements of a
dramatist. Their judgment upon
General Lew Wallace will be sus-
tanned by his play, "Commodus'
in Harper's Magazine for January.
The action of the drama develops
several powerful scenes, the vigor
of which J. R. Wegulin, the artist,
renders with fidelity in as many il
lustrations. One of the drawings,
entitled "Chis Batting thou shalt
rue" forms the frontispiece OF
the Magazine. There is a sug-
gestion of the Greek chorus in the
band of Bacchantes. The refrain O.
their song, "On to Rome" domi
mates the whole drama; it catches to
gether in aphrase the leading thread
of the plot.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1889-01-02
A Bonanza for Rockville. If True.

A Bonanza for Rockville. If True.
DIR. Sharpless, well-to-do farmer
who lives four miles northwest of
this city commenced about two
weeks ago digging a large stock
we'll on his farm to supply his great
amount of fine stock with water.
Last Monday afternoon the doctor
said at the depth of 25 feet below
the surface he had plenty of water
and in cleaning out the bottom dug
up something that looked like coal,
after O close examination he found
it was of the best quality. He sunk
a drill and found Is foot vein of
as good coal as IS found anywhere
in the state. Vernon county has its
artesian wells. st. Clair county it's
gold mines, but Bates beats the
world for a mining county. Come
to Rockville and Bates county
where you don't have to burn corn
stalks and cotton wood brush. Star.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1889-01-02
Still u Few White Caps in Ohio.

Martins Ferry, O., Dec. 27.-At
Hopedale, Harrison county, Christ
mas night, White Caps visited DR..
John Parkhill, leading physician,
and gave him a terrible thrashing.
His errand boy had been intoxicat-
ed and the White Caps accused
Parkhill of drugging him.
Charles Gamble, a merchant, hear.
ing they contemplated regulating
him, accosted two men whom he
had reason to believe were members
of the organization and threatened
to shoot them in case demonstra
ton was made against him.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1889-01-02
CockEe's nthlI5rs hHF5i Pills.

This old English Family Medicine in
use TOR S6 wears a! over the world. Tor
hile, Ind gestion, Liver, &C.
81 Pure, Vegetable Ingredients
s'rsss. Mercury.