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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-06
No Mercury,
RlO POis

Il f. Natures Remedy. made ca
from Roots and Herbs.
10 perfectly Harmless.
It Is the only remedy known o. O.
that has ever yet curli cYHio3l.
POISON in az fs stages
It cures McrcuriM RheumatI m,
Ccr6rula. and other blood e.. Ceslslr
considered incurabic. r. cares aa5
cau.i from implro blood 10 D.
scrbod by thoussudsoi The heat sd
fntac Ualtod State. o8 tonic. "
the statement Of afew.
"Ihave used s. s. S. on patients cou
ing from fever and f-lnl uel.it. " F.
br.tr,,ults. j. y. CuLNfF. NJ I'D
EllrYlll.
pRrvFN. GA.-Wliic white was
with scr0fIla seven cars. ! Ifttcr
s., and today be Do o. flt lnd fuNn
q. W. p.
pfcuvovn. Va, Dec 1i ISL
three bottles ~ swift epccinc u
blood poison. II acts much beii
ash OF any other remedy haNe ef
Formerly u Sussex
On. p. J. HAIR. the wei knowt
ami physician. 81 Nashville, howaf
Ark writes Having some Lnuml
what s. S. s. s. composed ol o.
recommend q as the remedy Tor Mi p
eases, Il matters not what mo maine "a
We have n book Giving n history
wonderful remedy, and Us curps, n
over the world. which will couvinoa
an we say Is true, and which We ~
FREQ on application. No family -
without o. We have another ou
Blood Poison, sent ON same terms.
Write ~ a history of your cas'
physician will advise With youif
ftrlctcst confidence. We VIII
you knowingly
For sale by all druggists.
TIKI SWIFT sFrcfFn
Drawer q At.
New York. ~ Do"
London. Ems ih
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-06
Sincerely
Miss EDITH DEvERE,

The hotel clerk looked at me with a
cynical expression. You suppose she
knows him, don't you? Well, she don't.
She 20, his name and address from the
hotel papers, and want to work him for
WHAT is worth. The guests, especially the
men who bring their wives with them,
don't care TO have these letters sent to
their rooms, and they thank me for throw
ing them away. Inever make mistake
l know them all -
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-06

fight his way through tire ranks of love
sick women, until he finally jumped into
his cab and drove away. there was ire
m ud1ue how'd y do about the affair after
WARD, and no wonder.
Another instance q shed across my mind.
Two ladies were talking in the crowded
doorway Of Trinity chapel iust after ser
vice. 10 ives raining, and they were wait.
ing tor a carriage.
81 hate the rain, said one petulen.ly.
ut makes my cOTns ache So"
81 am goirg down TO DE-. Dash place
tomorrow" said the other casually.
Hes the best chiropodis. il New Y0;k.
DON'T YOU think sop
"Oh, without a doubt" said the other,
but always take his assistant, D..
Robinson. Such 8 remarkably handsome
man, isn't he? He's always 80 busy that
one has 10 wait hours for q turn
To seems rather odd that woman should
direct the management Of her Corns ac-
lorling 10 the dictates of her fancy for the
face OF a handsome man, and / said as
much 20 the sgent.
"Why, certainly he said shortly,
YOU don't suppose that men are superior
90 women in this respect, do you? Not st
aM Ifyou wanted TO get your nails man
toured, you would naturally 90 to the
rre,tiest girl you knew in the business
The same thing is true Of women and Chi
ropodists. I'll pay big prices for male
beauty Of certain sorts IN some Of the bus
ess connections whore have the pTacti-
en- direction Of affairs. The dry goods
clerks, with their Curled mus,actei and
p.as,ersd hai5, are not the result Of hu-
man vanity so much as Of human sh7eWd-
ucs7.
Some years agoa ycuugstar whose fnan-
c.al acumen rather impressed me wanted
o. Rant in the brokerage business down
town, ard I went in with him, so as 10
give the boy a start He had brother
who worried IN night ard day lie WAS
too ban lsome foI any ssithly use Whsn-
ever I went into the cfice-Which occur
red about four times a week. Discovered
hin standing in the full glare o. tie win
dow, perfectly at.irel, aud the picture Of
apoisled end eecial grace. His manner
was Invariably courteous anu pleasant and
used 10 lie awake nights trying to fed
"aa A.Nn NNMNA AAAAAaa AAAAs 70
business 20 employ men, You know, and
tle right man IN tie hight place means @
good deal Of money 70 me at times In
ciisntal'y il may mean s1ccess .o-
the man. The business did not
hp1fsh down town and things
got rusty and rough. Our clientsge was
email and i, shrank vis.bly. Gee day
cilnced 20 be on Broadway near Tbir-
tseoth STREET, when the police raided an
uD- town backet shop and turred exactly
i'ty-geven women ont Of the parlors.
These titty-seTen women had been dab
bling 10 stocks. tt se. me 10 thinking,
aad before got down 70 the ofice had de-
ciild what 20 DO with the handsome
brother Of my juvenile partner We
opened an Office on Fourteenth street and
pot th- masher ia as master Of ceremonies.
Ia tao years he had built up q fOuushirg
trade then he became engaged TO a type
writer in the ctlice and I sold out the bust
mess 20 him within two weeks. he did
not know that the whole success Of the
tbing was due to bis own personal eppeaT-
ancs, bu. did.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-06
SPHINX KNOTS.


Any communications for this department M
be addressed 10 T. K. CHADBOUKN LeWisiown. hi
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-06

Take the case Of Qoeckburner, the ath-
lste, as another instance. He was a man
who had not money, influence nor position
ssme five years ago. He was a professional
hfe saver at Long Beach. In other words.
Be was a bathing master there. His re-
markable physical development ard stall
wart personality attracted the attention of
three or four New Workers, and they started
him in business here solely on tina, SC
count Now he is a successful broker, one
Of the crack athletes Of America and a
local figure OF no mean importancs-all
doe 20 h.s personal beauty.
BLAKELY HALL.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-06
Women who write Letters.

The woman Stauton's occupation Of let
ier writing is not a new one by airy means.
l Rave q fTieni in one of the ho.els-I
shan't tell where. tto1gh-whOm found
one afternoon dumping nandsfal Of letters
addressed 10 bis guests into waste bas'
ket.
"whst are you doins?" asked in sur
prise.
why, destroying these cOniounded
women's letters" he replied, testify.
There he said, tearing one open and
handing it to me, see for yourself"
l don't like to read other peoples 1T
ters, but curiosity impelled me TO verify
my friends powers of discrimination. This
is what was written on dainty sheet Of
nO-e paper in an ultra fashionable hand:
Ny DEAR Mr.. SNIITH-YOu perhaps do
not recall me, bat / had the pleasure Of
meeting you in Rochester some two years
ago. Pardon the liberty, but / should very
much like 10 renew our short but pleasant
Acquaintance. Sincerely,
Miss EDITH DEvERE,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-06
No. Ii5I-Transposltlon.

I'VE lbnAAA0ns
Should we now scan the mystic well
I'm whose pure depth T. hiding
The truthful nymph. as poets tell.
Aud find her there abiding
Or should SIZE to the surface rise,
And hold 10 MS her mirror
Would she be laudcd to the skies
Or ly again In terror
Whatever title on her shrine
Might pagan heroes carve:
We, owning all her might divine,
IuscrlDe her name, II SlCrte.' BEE.
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No. 1854 -BehCadlng.
Entire / am what you pay
For every thing you buy today.
Behead, grain by grocers sold.
Again, IN some thing very cold.
Entire / am roasted, stewcd,
And - am counted very good.
Behead, / sc0ld and rage and braWl:
Again an Insect very small.
Entire, ont Of me you drink
Behead m preiis as pink;
again I'm ugly Is a mule,
And Whist We sometimes call a fool.
Bessie ENGLEH.
-.
No. 1i53.-Sum I'm Division.
TSiye the value Of each letter, and name
distinguished aesthetic
sRI) DEAWA GERS
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-06

In
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thel
RENE
medic
deuceo.
verified
| life Of nj
with douh
But this
az every stag
In many cast
Gus symptoms.
nose the ORG
tasting 20 afsci
elongated, the O.
a. % produce a CO.
sANFoRD's RADIO
ar Caiarrh, from as.
I lOathsOmc and dosu
and constitutional.
neni In curing. safe.
ing
Each package conta
lcAL CURE, one box {
an lNPhoyED ISHALEg.
PorTER nRra A Cnrn-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-06

reCa. "a "a scene Witnessed some time
ego at Il.y's theatre It was the time
that Wa.a.ks company dishsnded, and
the LAST performance was matinee On
Saturday alerrcou given In Daly thea
ire Toe stage door extended ont into
sixth avenue. aud 10 was surrounded by a
crowd cf at least .hrce hundreh women,
who gathered there and pushed each OH
er tage.' 81 as they watched The members OF
the company come ont They had ST
appeared ana gone sway quietly without
any excitement. until doally hyrle b-lew
appeartd ard posed Tor a minute on The
doorsiop Now .tat 4 think OF 30, he - so
imrres-ivt specimen of tie male beauty.
We east his eyes comp'selly over
tbe sea ol adCring faxes OF The women,
sfruck "a fresh attitude, threw bis ircn-gray
hair hack tom bis brow, heaved a ces:p
s,rb. put ON bis bat ard stepped daiutdy
forward. The women crowded arooho
Fin wiihan caec,ness that amounted al
most 10 frerzy. 10 was a disgraceiui scene
7 bsvs never seen such sbiect disrsg ATd LOT
corvent.o1ali.y. Beilew bad iairly 70
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-06


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No. 1854 Riddle.
You know the knight with plumaga fair
Who carr Is a comb and has no hair.
Who shows two spurs with lordly strides,
But never though on horseback rides
Whose clarion voice In silent night
It's said lion fills with fright
AZ early daybreak zee him start,
His numerous suits 90 lead aud guard
How often without fear and fright
bloody duel he's 10 fight
His equals dare not come too nigh
one must retreat or fall and die.
J. Bosch
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No. 1885 Numerical Enigma.
Ny l-2-3-i-5-9 Is lively.
Aud 7-S9lOll Is hard.
Ny "WhOle' was an explorer
HonOred by Historian and Bard.
ELyA.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-06
No. 1I53.-sum In Division.

tGiye the value Of each letter, and nam
distinguished aesthetic
SRI) D EAWA (CRs
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-04-09
Declared Insane.

A jury of inquiry in the county court yes
terday afternoon declared Chas. Kell, the man
found by Justice ChNanieuX wandering in a
demented condition in the Chapparel on the
Medina river recently, to be of unSOund mind
Kell is not a dangerous or violent lunatic, but
seems to be rather a stupid idiot, whose suf-
ferings or hard work have slightly unba-
anced. He is German and answers all ques-
lions quite nationally, saying he has small
farm at Santa Clara settlement on the CibOlO,
where he has a mother and several sisters and
brother. He refused to go back to them,
however and as there is some doubt about his
statements, inquiries will be made N regard
to him.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-04-09
EASY Come. Easy Go.

A young man who halls from New Braun
fels is now at the Mahncke hotel. He former
~ made precioss living splitting fence rails
and doing other work. Recently, however,
he has come into fortune of $4,000 by the
death of relative, and now his mo ey is be-
ing made to melt away in champagne and
other carnal amusements at the rate of sew
eral hundreds of dollars per day.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-04-09
The Medical Convention.

DR.. Amos Graves subscription list, toward
entertaining the State Medical association,
reached the sum Of S535 Yesterday. Other lists
are out and the doctors are working hard to
procure funds to entertain their brethren.
President Lott, of the Arkansas Pass railway,
has informed the committee that he will place
six coaches at the disposal of the State Msdi-
cal association while here, to make an eXCur.
sion over his road to Corpus Christi. During
his excursion there will probably be sail on
the gulf rendered the doctors.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-04-09
HELP THE UNION.
AGrand Picnic to be Given at River
side Park.

A Grand Picnic to be Given at River
side Park.
The Musical Union Band had very thor
ough rehearsal in Meyers hall last night and
a splendid programme of nine selections was
rehearsed This programme will be perform
ed next Sunday at Riverside Park, weather
nermitting the Union intending to have
grand benefit picnic at this beautiful park, to
secure money towards getting uniform for
attend this picnic. the fare by the railroad
being but 20 cents for the round trip. Trains
will leave the Arausas Pass railway depot at
9 O'Clock and II O'Clock in the morning ana
leave the Park at 6 O'Clock and $50 O'Clock in
the evening. In the morning at the PARK the
concert rehearsed last night will be given, ana
after luncheon. dancing viii be INDUCED in at
the beautiful pavilion in the Park. charge
will be made for the dancing and this VII De
devoted to the purchase Of uniforms,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-04-09
His Thanks.
Editor Daily LIGHT

Editor Daily LIGHT
desire to say for DR.. Weathers that he
saveu the life of my child when life seemed
hopeless, and after it had been treated for
some time by one of the leading physicians.
Myself and wife feel greatful that we found
so good physician in time of need.
SEBASTIAN CHAVEZ.
San Antonio, Texas, April 5, 1889.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-04-09
No Shoot.

The Lone Star Gun club had no shO OF Sun
dav last The LIGHT was misinformed. The
impression grew out of the fact that Presi
dent Weidemcldt was seen going toward the
club grounds He went there but found no
other members and taking the traps with
him, returned home.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-04-09
DISTRICT COURT.
List of Civil Cases Set.

37l9 Michael Nelten VS.. CITY OF San antonio
3722 otto BergstrOm VS.. T, II. Henderson.
3i23 State vs. W. II. Sims ct al.
3I24 State VS. Austin George ct al.
3S25 State vs. Austin George ct al.
s72S State VS. Jesus Gonzales ct al.
312g state VS. c. A. Francois ct al.
3I3O State VS.. J. A. Shaw ct al.
3;36 State VS.. Bud Carver ct al,
3;37. State VS.. Bud Carver ct a..
Ans state VS.. G. f. CARA ct al.
31Yg State VS. Max Samuels ct al.
T4O State VS.. Bones Cullmore OF al.
3I4I State VS.. James Draper ct al.
3I4? State VS.. Annie Lehman ct al.
3;47. Peter Linniartz VS.. l.. c. McCullocn.
3T4S IL Limburger, Sr.. VS.. A. Penner ct al
3T5l Eli Ann Bowers VS.. John Bowers: nj,
S755. John Grimes VS.. Southern Pacific haii-
way company.
1868. Joseph Landa VS.. Mrs. Ada waelder:,
3114. J. F. Camp vs.. Carmen men 9oanhe~ e' d.
3I79. Johanna Roth VS.. Carl Roth.
1881. Eliza J. w. Hannig VS.; Edwin P0ik; An
1855. The Traders National Bank of San An
tonic VS.. f. Corkhill ct al
1884, Eupenia G. de Muriada ct al VS.. oan Ar
tonic Brewing association. ,-,ooio
1898. Goldfrank, Frank Il Co. VS.. Nemeclo
CARA Co., ct al.
3SO3. d. & A. Oppenheimer VS.. Ruhre Lopez
3SC5 SOPHIE WOerner VS.. VIM. L. +. "oerner;
3SI2 Adams & Wicks VS.. City of San Antonio;
3Sl7. John X. COttingham vs. M f. oeh'''" ''t"
Samuel Rogers.
1924 Harry Tolle VS.. c. II. Gunther ,oo
1896 George W. Breckenridge VS.. Alalho loe
and Brewing company ct al. ro,d
5000 ~ ) and Frances E. HOrle We. Leopold
Eisner, ct al. ,,Io+s or5
5SfO' Geotge H. St RmiISinS and Loan associa-
tion
aS4 Ascencion Cruz y Robes ct al. VS.. l. and
-'f' r \ Railway company
3s45 Ionise Aldridge VS.. W H. Aldridge. -
3Siy ", G. Kingsbury VS.. Missouri Pacific
hallway company.
81 ~; r. " 6mSan6cimer wi n. Baker.
ASK George NJ. Maverick VS.. w. ii. Mason,
''''' az al
Doc, io%nT Miller Of al VS. Nat Lewis
2I Gnistian Santinhen vs.. Julius and Caro-.
''o' Sira Reicherzer.
3S-3 g. &, Hogue VS.. George S. Williamson.
$50 G G;arn@ H. rIeioe w. jaw
THURSDAY APRIL TO-
3S;5. Traders National Bank VS.. A. Hosmer'
,Jr ct al. ~,
1876. Otto Bergstrom VS.. IL ii. ana D a. haii-
way company.
1881. NJ. l.. Jones vs. C. Jones.
3So2. Victor Monies VS., Ir IIlinn ho''0''
}sS;. Henry Lingsweler vs.. Annie Lings-
weller. - 1,,,, ,,,osb,,
1888. Edward SteVes ana oOnS vs. 1Ohn Oio7O'
and company. o.,o
1889. Mamie 5. l. Lee vs.. Cora ana l. Coruo'"
ct al : o,d D
1890. Charles A. Denny VS.. >. A. anu a E
Railway company. ,,Do,
1894. Otto Bergstron vs.. A. hosuier' 81 u Mar
$3.50 b. L. \ Dung anu company '9''' ~ ~
quart
1899. S. E. Baker VS.: QUO W anriHuuu. o.,ooio
1900. international buldlhg anu Loan 1S9o0'"
tiOn vs. Peter FoftassalI GU al DIV
1901. A. B. Frank u Co. vs. u. ii. ana . A ny
company; 81 VIC Carolina
1905. Mary E. MugrOve ct al. vs. CaroHne
Hind, ct al.
1908. Sa'n Maverick VS. l. = Meeh' 9
1909 Western Wheel Scraper CO. vs. I'll! VI
San Antonio.
1916 Henry +. Dieter vs. Ernst JauuTl'
1913. r. GrOOs Co. VS.. +. HliOeau e. ID o,,
3924. b. hartmann u -: " l. II; IS;i ''
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-04-09

A. Kahn's best quality Crinkle,
Seersucker at 7 IL cents per yard. tt
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-04-09
The daily eight.
. ~~~-O-OO~-~~~O~O~~OO
TUESDAY, APRIL, 9, 1899,
ON TIME.

Since 40 years it has been the study
of our most accomplished moulders to
perfect Cooking Stove, which could
be equally as we'll adapted for coal or
wood.
The problem has at last been solved
and samples of remarkable beauty
and finish can be seen at II. Schultze
Jr., pa E. Houston street. .r=.
Ladies' are invited to inspect the
stock, no trouble to show goods. Inc
Twin Burner Gasoline Stove, finest IN
America, is in full operation.
A $500 Cook Stove is on exhibition.
Steam Egg Poacher at 65c each; Tin
Ware, Roofing, Repairing, in fact
everything in this line can be bought
for less money at
H. SCHULTZ, JR,
than elsewhere. Remember the son
Time Cook Stove.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-03-08

CARDINAL GIBBONS to the prisoners
of the Maryland P~enitentiary: II was
in prison myself six years. They
called it u college. it is true. but it WIS
not much different from prison. The
discipline was as rigid, II not more SO,
than at West Point. We had to go,
whether We liked it or not, at the
sound of q hell to our meals, to bed,
everywhere. The first night I was
there I asked where / was going.
There was IL solemn silence at my
question. only knew l was going to
my little bed till the next morning.
We had the same round of lessons,
marching in procession, and services,
day in and day oat, all the six years.
We wore q black uniform, and had ia
obey a strict discipline. And yet,
whatever I have learned of theology,
history, aud other matters, I attribute
to the work Of those six years."
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-03-08
A Baby Incubator.


Raising babies of premature birth by the
aid of a mechanical incubator Is the latest
freak of medical science at the Woman's
hospital. Philadelphia. For the first time
this process was put to a practical test ten
days ago. when Florence Ryan, an 8-days-
Old child, was wrapped in swaddling
clothes aud placed in the incubator. The
baby is thriving under the process and nm
parently edjoying the best Of health. Her
weight at the time OF her birth was about
three pounds, or one-half the weight of
the average newborn child. The incuba-
tor has raised the baby's weight up to five
pounds within ton days. She rests in the
incubator constantly except when taken
out to receive nourishment or when she is
given a sponge bath. The former operation
occurs three times a day and the latter
twice.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-03-08

Two MONSTER Russian guns have
been sent to seba stopol for the p,,r-
pose of being placed in the new IRON
clad Sinope, and although some of the
details must be inaccurate, the official
description is too interesting to he ig-
nored. They r l2-inch pieces,
weighing so tons, and throwing pro-
i%ectiles of nearly half a ton. Tho
powder charge is go pounds, and the
initial velocity 1900 meters, while the
distance of the lannon's ranges is said
to be 20 versts, OF over 13 miles. AS a
consequence the fire of the guns can
only be directed by the map, the OBJ
ject fired at being out of sight. Two
men. however, suffice for each gun,
as they are worked by hydraulic ma
chinery.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-03-08
AM UnfaxoralNc Showing.

The financial statement of the Chicago,
Milwaukee & st. Paul railroad company
for 1883 was fed with the Wisconsin rail-
road commissioners at Madison on the
hlbit yet made by any western road for
the last year. not excepting the Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy. The disburse-
ments were S4.Gs9. 7O3 in excess of the
gross income. The following are items:
Construction supplies, etc.. Sl,73l, 92l;
equipment. S1,343,6.2 operating ex-
penses, SIG, 5ls. 724: taxes. $s2s, 62S; i'm
terest. 81, O4s, 976: dividends, 50, 27O, 733;
total. S29, 775.GO7. The total gioss in
come for the year wa $25, 0S55. 90l. A
rumor is current here that Armour, Plank
linton aud perhaps one or two others will
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-03-08

TnE pharmacists throughout Illinois
or a great majority of them, are OPP
posed to the present pharmacy law,
and the bill introduced in the State
Senate to repeal the act is likely to
receive hearty support. The history
of the law is given us follows in a
circular:
About four years ago a small number Of drug
mon got together and called themselves Drug.
gists' Association. or .Drug Union of the State
of Illinois," They appointed IL hoard known rs
the BOARD of Pharmacy" drummed up u law
known as the drug Law of the State, and had
Themselves appointed as sail board. This
board has the power to levy IL special tax of 81
on every drug man in the State. They use this
money to crush every drug man who will not
sign the contract. Ask the hoard that ia liviua
oil our money. and who will come to YOU this
winter for moro laws. II they were mt appointed
by the Bloomington meeting. and il there ia not
Il resolution now before that association, that
this board has to report to, to put every man
that will not Join this wicked ccimbina ion on
the blacklist.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-03-08
No Mormon. Nc.,l Auulv.

Several Mormon missionaries have been
prosecuting for some time past in the
neighborhooa of Evansville. Ind. Two OF
them i'll Dubois county have been claim
ing to perform mirclcs, but failed to do so.
They were told by IL number of citizens to
leave the county, but refused. On the
22nd. while they were exhorting. several
masked men seized them, stripped and
tied them to trees. aud gave them fifty
lashcs each OH the bare back. They were
told that they would be left to themselves
until morning. but would he killed il
found in the county on Saturday. They
men. Williams. will die from the effects of
his treatment and exposure.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-03-08
League Of R.pub,;can CUBA.

President James p. Foster presided over
the convention of the National League of
Republican clubs which assembled mt
Baltimore on the 2sth ult. He briefly
stated the reason for the holding of the
convention at this time, congratulated the
league on the result of ITS work last fail,
and gave statistics showing the phenom-
email growth of the league from 40U clubs
at Chickering hall in December, 1887, to
over 1000 clubs ut the present convention.
The roll call was answered by nearly 200
delegates: Delegates from North Dakota.
South Dakota, Washington and New
arose to answer their names. In the even.
ing there was a largely attended mass
meeting ut Oratorio hall. Hon. A. j.
Lester. of Illinois; Judge John NJ. Thurs.
ton, of Nebraska, and A. l.. Morrison, of
New Mexico, were among the speakers.