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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-04-18
CHAPTER XVII.
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In valp Lura Joyce tried to cry out The
terrible fingers about her throat shut Of all
articulation.
Eyes, you shall die!" Kissed the voice OF
Clinton Starbright, as he crushed her TO the
ground, and elung to her throat with the
fury Of mailman.
He did not know how she came 10 escape
from the doom Of the gulch, he only knew
that she was alive and ready to do him the
utmost harm. He saw her enter the house,
he guessed the truth, although he had not
seen her face. aud had lain in wait until she
came out
he had come too near the goal of his am-
bilious desires 10 falter at TRIES, or at the
sacrifice Of human lives. There was no
mercy in his heart as lac pressed the slen-
der girl under his hands to the earth.
Poor LARA.
She grew faint. and myriads OF strange
lights fitted before her vision. Was this
deaths Would no one come to the rescues
These thoughts fitted through the be-
numbed brain Of the dying girl and then
the darkness OF insensibility crept over aii.
.'Scoundrel, have you At last
hand clutched the arm Of the WICKED
assassin, and the next instant he was hurled
rudely from his victim.
Captain Starbright uttered low, alarmed
cry. II was no ordinary affair 70 be caught
in such position. and he realized his danger
al once
Drawing his hat low, he attempted TO
escape, but a stern voice held his steps, and
sent chill Of alarm TO his craven heart.
Run, or offer to, and fire =
Then the Captain saw that he was COW
cred ~ cleaning revolver His osvE
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lowing Blackhawk, who was urging him on
as rapidly as he could. Across the garden,
the house lot, aud to the rear Of the stable
where two horses, already saddled and bri-
died, held by Tom. waited
IL got 'em ready fur We, Inassa," SAID
Blackhawk ~ tole Tom ter do it."
Where shall go to escape the mobi'
"Wall, yes Union, amt We, NASSAU
YES"
II know whar dar's camp o. Unioners,
an, golly, I'll jest take We thar in no time
fo' mawnin'r'
There was no time to parley, for the mob
OF Southerners were determined TO make
IN example Of Yankee who dared to
come to their neighborhood Their spies
had evidently noted his arrival, and were
quick to discern his sentiment.
II was q long, dark ride. Part OF the
time they had road and part Of the time
none, plunging through thickets, and cross
ing creeks aud ravines, all the time sur
rounded Dy dense forest. Day had begun
TO dawn when they came in sight Of camp
on hillside, in woods pasture. The stars
and stripes were floating from pole stuck
up near a wagon.
Blackhawk refused to go any further, and
Luke, dismounting, walked into camp. A
guard halted him and demanded TO know
what he wanted. Luke informed him that
he wanted TO see the Captain, and was con-
Quoted TO wagon, which was the chief OFF,
GERS headquarters. There were almost a
hundred men in the camp, and very little
discipline was shown. The arms were
chiefly the ordinary fre-locks, shot-guns
and rifles, and they were wholly without
uniforms.
When Luke had told his story to Captain
Smart the latter said
"lf it's yer intention 10 fight fur the
Union, We needn't go any further, fur l
want three more men here now, aud III en-
roll he and sw ar We right in. =
1t was sudden change, but sudden
changes were common, aud in a few min
utes Luke Mason was enlisted as recruit.
An old white haired man, dressed half in
buckskin and half jeans, came to him and
invited him TO his mess, as they just lacked
one more. The old fellow was known as
Arkausaw Tom, was brave as q lion, with a
heart tender as q woman's.
Luke found this beginning of soldier life
far from agreeable. The coffee was black,
tie meat burnt and the bread hal d and dry.
The newly-made soldiers were lying about
upon the grass, some already complaining
Of the hardships and others narrating re-
markable adventures, OF which the narrator
was always the hero.
Captain Smart was a man Of pluck and
common sense, which in a measure made
amends for his lack Of military skill. He
had United States drill book and Hardee's
tactics, over which he had been pouring
every idle moment for three days. Immedi-
stely after breakfast he brought his com
psny upon green spot, devoid OF trees,
70 instruct them ia the mannal Of arms
TO BE CONTINUED
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HOW'S THIS

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not Toe cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. }. CHENEY ~ co. Props, To-
ledo, o.
We, the undersigned. have known /
j. Cheney for the last Is years, and be-
lieye him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions, and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, Ohio
Walding. Kinnan 4 Marvin. Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo. Ohio.
T.. IL. Van Hoescn. Cashier. Toledo
National Bank. Toledo, Ohio.
Halls CalarTh Cure is taken internal
~, aching directly upon the blood and
mucus surfaces of the system. Price
zoe per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
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FOUR NEW STATES,
South Dakota, North Dakota, Montana,
Washington.

South Dakota. North Dakota Montana,
Washington.
ON February g. 1889, the President signed the
bill creating South Dakota, North Dakota, Mon
tana. and Washington states of the Union.
SotTR DARoTA,-The great Prairie State, 10
witch The 81. Paul, Minneapolis Il Manitoba
Rail wayhas three main lines. reaching Ehendalc,
Aberdeen, Huron, Watertown, and sioux rails
60 10 Senth Dakota via the St. Paul, Minneap oils
& Manitoba Railway and pass through 81. Panl
and Minneapolis en- route.
NoRrH DAKOTA where is grown No. ] Hard
Scotch Fife Wheat; whose healthful climate
nartures the most vigorous and brainy civiliza-
ton on earth where single counties raise more
wheat oats and barley than entire states the
soil of whose fertile prairies is richer than inc
valleys or the Nile; where the Turtle Mountain.
Minot and Devils Lake land districts invite home
seekers 10 secure a free home. Magnificent
daily train service 20 Fargo, Grand Forks. Gtai-
ton. Devils Lake, Bottineau. and all other I'M
portant points
MONTANA. THE GoLDRS. Treasures in her
mines OF precious metals; wealth in her 4.OuO.OO0
head OF live stock; profit in her fertile helds,
State or territory; the richest country per in,
habitants on earth. where prosperity ~ uhNer-
SAL which has the best paid labor IN the world :
balmy winter climate, cansed 6y warm wlhus
from the Pacific The st. Paul, Minneapolis x
Manitoba Railway is the only railroad passing
through continuous agricultural country from
St. Paul and Minneapolis 10 the Rocky Mohn.
tains II runs through the Great Reservation OF
is 600 acres OF land free 10 all settlers in the
Milk River Valley Wood, water and coal ~
abundance; no irrigation required; the only line
passing through Great Falls, with its i,OO0OOO
horse power cataracts; immense coal veins, ana
surrounding farming country OF free land
through Helena. the capital city and commercial
centre OF Montana, and Butte. the richest mining
camp on earth TO San Francisco by the Columbia
River Valley, Portland and Shasta Route, OF
Ogden. Utah, 10 California points. Remember
this is the only line running dining cars, sleep
ing cars and free colonist sleepers OF It's own
from St. Paul and Minneapolis 10 Great Fails
Helena and Butte. II is also the shortest hne
to Butte.
Washington-Thc country OF tall timber. IN
dented by Puget Sound, the Mediterranean OF
the Pacific Do not forget that the st. Paul
Minneapolis & Manitoba Railway is the only llAt
which offers choice Of three routes to the Pa
cifc coast The Manitoba-Paciiic route is The
only line by which passengers en- route for Taco
ma, Portland and San Francisco can pass through
Port Townsend and Seattle. Free cOlonist sleep
ers run through without change or delay. Dis
lance to the Pacific Coast is same as by othel
lines, but prices of tickets are five and ten dol
lars less. Take the Seattle route.
For further information. maps, rates and pup
LEGATIONS in regard 10 the resonces OF the fo ION
new states, write or apply to F {. WHITNEY
Gen'l Pass. and Tiki Agt. St. r.. NJ. NJ. ny
st. Panl MINI,
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hind the cross braces OF the frame; aud by
a sudden jerk before the wagon can be
stopped On every gate bolt or nail firmly
a plank twelve or fourteen inches wide aud
not less than one inch thick, dressed on
the outside, the entire length Of the gate
The middle of the plank IS arranged 20 be
the same height as the hubs Of an ordinary
wagOn-wheel When the axle strikes this
plank il meets no obstruction and is free 10
move on. Although simple ana easily ar.
ranged by any farmer. this little contriv-
snce will save many good farm gate
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porch, bathed in the moonlight.
"Wall, Luke, is time We war gone = bed,n
be said, with sigh. The old man still felt
sad from parting with his son, WHOM be
knew he might never see again. How long
ar We gwine { stay!'
IL leave in the morning.
-
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L.EcAaTEEI.opGEA A. +. d A. NJ. meet nIst ., anr
hlrd satnrdayin each menth az Z P. NJ ~ '''e''
lIal in the shOwalter bnlidihR.
GRANT CHATTER ROYAL = t nnn " Tnesaay Of
s "l' raantb III s. i. m in their han ~ inc
Sh0wateT building
Apof the west Encampment No; u meet .e5
no III and 3d Mondays in eaeh month " %
n H. ia Odi Fellows hai'
N,-.,ssiprI VALLEY LoDoEl.o OF Meets Meets
everyWednesday 81 t'5"p ~ !" w"
Han Maple street
CANNOT o o. r. meets ist and Sd Monday Monday
II each month 1t 80 ? m y odH
nan Maple street
uoaoanc Lodge, meets every Friday at q"
I, u in odd Fellows Han. Maple street
.,,.,,rv ,ooo,Ao. q. W Meet fret and
n,r5 Monday ~ each north IN baAts'
Eiock a l.3d = m
+,,v,v cANp. NJ. " or a. Meets LIST al and 30 ~
Fr,lav. Of etch month "a baA'e
10 M
roy cox Posr. 10 ls2. q. a. II. Meets every
rsaad ana fonrfh saturday NIGHTS OF e"ch i"""'"
81 pauet'- Block.
r,vftreAry court House. Open Wedhes'
tpgsftrronon AND saturday afternoon anu w."
NJ
aypp,. orreA tlousr. Corner Madison and
merry -lfeet-
CIV couvon. Meets lit ?ae.day y e saGn
Honth ii III civ clerk office, over sia'e
Bank
Hrg.Tr Soclery Meets Il ana "a ., f4ss
day. n each month ip DR., j. keeo' 'il'' -
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10 BE coNTIN UED.


TOis spring with your blood full of inn
purities, your digestion impaired, your
appetite poor. kidneys and liver TORPID,
and whole system liable TO be Frustrated
by disease but get yourself into good
condition. and ready for the changing
and warmer weather, by taking Hood 5
SarsapariIa 1t stands unequalled for
purifying the blood, giving an appetite.
and for a general spring medicine.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-04-18

cd for grating the persimmon, magnolia
and all nut bearing trees. So says J. l.
Normand, Avoyeles County, La. who has
sent us the graft Illustrated
Readers will see at glance how the con.
neclion is made. A stout root has a slice
taken off one side and then long tongue
raised bya deep cash as shown in the d.
vided sections The clon or cutting which
il is desired to propagate is cut in the same
manner and the two are Joned by inserting
the tongue 81 each between the tongue and
main wood OF The other The graft Is then
closely bound together with thongs, usually
composed Of some tough bark native TO the
country M grating wax is used nor is
this necessary, as the junction is covered
with earth aud thus kept from drying, La
many eases the cutting alone would take
root ard maze desirable tree, but being
splced upon strong almost certain
to grow Those having rare 9ileqts which
they wish 70 graft should adopt TINS method
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cHAPTER II.

BLACKHAwK-A soIDIEE-THR SURPRISE.
Luke Mason, as already told, had been
rescued when an infant from the river and
reared as the adopted son Of Mr.. Neffs
brother. who was childless. The brothers
had lived on adjoining farms until old Seth
Nen's death, which occurred about two
years before the time OF which we write.
Luke had grown up with Albert and Lille.
and his love for the latter began when they
were children attending the same district
school Their affection had ripened, and
this year would have witnessed their union
but for the distressing state OF the country.
When the lovers returned 70 the house
they found tAe Cd farmer still sitting On the
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-04-18
prntectlnn lnr a I,nrn nnle.

A constant source of annoyance on the farm
is the destruction of gates by careless driy-
ers. Let anew gate be put up and some one
is sure 10 iniure or completely break il down
sooner or later. The device herewith A.
Illustrated, although simple, will save much
vexation and repairing The damage is gen
orally done by the wagon hubs striking the
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tub at equal distances
and about one inch
below the scallops
Take a piece Of hay
wire ana cut into
three pieces Of equal
lengths, m akin 9 -
loop at each end
Fasten each piece to
the staples and The
loose ends into a ring.
and you have the bas
ket co IN plete, as
shown ina Fig 2 Paint
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$50
VIBRATOR [ I

The same firm wilic!
81 years ago com
plctely revolution
lied the Threshing
Machine trade by
inventing il new
1hreshing Machine,
much better than
amy machine before
known, So that all
builders OF The old
style 4hGcShin9 Ma
chimes stopped max
ing them and copied
the new machine as
closely as they dared
have now made an
other advance. and
in their New Vihra
tor present a rhresh-
ing Machine contain
ing entirely new lea-
lures in separation
and cleaning, which
place il ~ far ahead
ol' amy other as the
old Vibrator WAS
ahead Of the End
less Apron m2
chimes. Every Farm
or aud l'Ircsherman
should at once gel
full information re-
garding the lew
VIBRATOR, which
will be sent Free on
application To
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the tubs or baskets red or green and the
hoops yellow, and you viii have as tasty
and pretty baskets as can be bought, amt
at very little expense Any small keg will
make them and the paint Will not cost more
than ten cents.
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A GOOD GRAFT.

How 10 Make one The Japanese Method.
The Japanese have built up lasting
reputation for their expert methods OF
building, cultivation, etc The latest thing
which has come 10 my attention is the meth
cd OF grating 81 which. says a writer in
Farm ami Home, | send you stock aud
cion, as prepared by the cunning hand OF
the Japanese. II is a combination of graft
ing and cutting, the cion beng partly Ia
the ground and kept alive by the moisture
OF the soil until the sap circulation IL es-
tabllshed find il very successful meth.
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New passenger train leaves Flatteville ~
p. m, arrives ia Milwaukee { 40 p ~. and Chi
caso 1871 y. m Leaves Chicago 4 90 a NJ. ar
riyeS in Milwaukee 6 ;-Oa. m. Leaves Milwaukee
t.asi q M aad arrive, in PAtteUlle 0' y. n.
L. 3. smith. Local Agent.
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cannot O o. T. meets 1T and "a M s.,o,as
II raeG month, it sop m. N odd Ftlo"s
nan Maple street
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HERALD lob DEPARTMENT.
CITY GUIDE.

f,xcAs4xrl,opeEA.F.&A.M NJ. meet FIRST /, ana nd
hird Satnrdayin eachmenth AZ p. M III '"''
lloU IN the ghoWalter building
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MISSISSIPPI VALLEY LoDoEl.o OF OF . a meSss
eyeryWednesday II 7.5op m. III ouu
IaM Mimic street.
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LUKE MASON.
A Thrilling and Romantic Story
OF the Late Civil War.
BY JOHN H. MUsIcK,
AUTHOR or "BRoraER AGAINST BROTHER"
"HRLRN I.AKEAAS,n WALTER BROWN
YIELD" BANKsR OF BEDFORD"
AND OTHER STORIES,
copyrighted. 1881

Luke, astonshed at Albert's sudden
change, silently resolved TO do nothing more
to bring back the unpleasant subject.
Aunt Snkey came to announce dinner,
and all repaired 70 the dining-room. Con-
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0.,.ua.o ROYAL ARCH MAsoSs. Reg.
WIS a ~ second and fourth Tuesday OF
esci, month at s. p m. in theif nan y '"'
Sbnwaltcr binding
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sns,,ry I.opar 4. o. U. W. Meet fret tan, ana
nird Monday. ~ each moilh ~
Eincg "a 81 D.
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FAST NAIL LINE with Ncstbuled
Trains between Chicago. Milwaukee, st.
Paul and Minneapolis
TRANS CONTINENTAL ROUTE
between Chicago. Council Bluffs
Omaha and the Pacific Coast
GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE be-
tween Chicago, Kansas City and St
Joseph, Mo.
800 MILES OF ROAD reaching
ali principal points in Illinois, Wiscon
sin. Minnesota, Iowa Missouri and
Dakota.
For maps time tables, rates Of passage and
freight etc apply To the EcareSt station agent Of
the Chicago. Milwaukee & st Paul Railway. or to
qay Railroad Agent anywhere IN the World.
ROSWELL MILLER. \ Y II. CARPENTER
General Manager. Gcnl Pass and Tiki. Agt.
gSs- For Information - reference to Lands aijd
Towns owned by The Chicago. Milwaukee Il ST.
Paul Railway Company. write to ". q. Bugan,
Land Commis sioncr, NJ ilvaukec, Wisconsin.
New Time Table Chicago, Milwau-
hee az st. Paul R'V,
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srAe of the West Encampmesni ,oS SSi y q mes 5
the 1T and Sd Monday, nm IN e'e" '"o''"
NJ M in OF Fell0ws nan.
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,a.,v cAMp. NJ. " or a. Meets LIST ai ana 81 ~
Fn,tavs Of clch month ia baXtef DN
~
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,ro,, 10y posi- "a. l32. q. a. r. Meets every
.rannd and fourth saturday nights u '"'"
IL Pavter's Block.
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ItpcAuy COnrt House. Upon "tUI'VH
N. ,ftirafau snd saturday afternoon and even
iNg
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HANGING BASKETS,

s0ntr Cheap aud Pretty Designs aud How
80 Make Them.
A correspondent OF Farm aud Preside
writing that paper, says; Being a resident
of rural district and knowing how DIM
cult II is 10 obtain Just what one wants Just
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lsl3s}!|!,:,lllIJ1 IL


After ten years exclusive sale. can now be
obtained of all Druggists and Dealers in Medi-
cues. Il CURES-take notice-not simply helps
bur CURES LIVER COMPLAINT.
BiIiousness and Dyspepsia.
l. 3 strictly vegetable preparation and will
CURE MALARIA, and all MALARIAL troubles.
Dr. :. n. Wise. of Boston, by. says
'Haye pfacticed medicine Is years, and find no
equal To Heroine as a Liver Regulator
Dr.. W. 4. Baker, of Madison, Fla, says
\ bottle of hERBINE Is worth more than
$500 worth OF Qulnine in any family"
Acting on the Liver in different way from
any other medicine; il is a positive cure for
Chronic Constipation and Il cheaper than Pills
It's peculiar composition l. such, that we
guarantee 10 cure any case Of Chills snd Fever
or Bilious Fever with one bottle
IL costs but IS cents and each bottle con-
tSins over 40 average doses, making the cost
less than two cents 8 dose Would YOU ssk
for cheaper medicine II is not cnre-all Bat
viii cure any Liver, Bilious or MaIa.
rial Complaint. Manufactured by
The EerI0ine Co..
tsaecessors 10 WA Condell,l NJ. Louis, MO.
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in obtaining these necessary articles toward
the successful ornamentaton Of their
homes, let them try this plan and ! am sure
they will be delighted. Take a small, two.
gallon waterkeg as shown in Fig. I
Measure to get the exact center around the
keg. Now take a carpenters brace and an
inch bit and bore holes all the way around
Bore the holes at such a distance that,
when bored, they will be about a quarter OF
an inch apart
Then take hand-saw and saw the keg ia
two, exactly through the center OF the
holes. When finished, take u l'ocket-knife
and trim the rough edges og. You will
then have two scalloped tubs Take three
staples (such as are used for barbed wire
fencing or smaller) and drive them into the
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BAPTIST Cmuncm Madison Street. Rev. ):
Il. Mcintosh pastor Services every Sunday al
1nnaoy al III .ij AM Prayer meeting Wcdnes'
,la. evening at Z 30 O'Clock.
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Church Directory.

urgtxr SocfrrY. Meets Il and ID faes,
day. III each month ip Dr. j kee"' "i"N' =
IN n IN.
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lfeGnane Lodge, meets every fflIAy' AZ
:, m IN odd Fellows Han. Maple street
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when il is wanted, |
herewith inclose a.
sketch Of a design for
a hanging basket II
my friends who love
flowers and orna-
mental plants ex-
perience any diflicullX
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elrY CouHcu. Meets 1T '.ne.daS y S ,atm
Ncnth ii tn CITY Clerk office, over Si"'
Bank
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ayos.s orgeA HousE. Corner Madison ana
t'hcfry -treet-.
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Corner Madison
.0d Cherry streets. $ s. Grinneh, pastor. ser t
vice. At 1920 o. III and I;30 p. M Sappat.
sabnoI N lem. PRAYER meeting Wednesday At
i,3tf III
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CArnoftc CnsEcn. CornerJ efferson and Cher
~ streets Isfv Niehaus. pastor. Services
every nuday Il i0:3n =. NJ and every morning
during the week AT va. NJ