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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-09-26

Bon 2onbon aus miro felt einigen
2asen bic gia9ri1t in bic 8elt seianbt
baB bic beuti9en 8eb6roer in 8asaz
mapo in Sitafrifa Die 9efanntmu9uus
erlafen baben, baB Der Gtlaoenbanbel
in ienem 9iitrift seitattet unb nur nadj
benz Iuslano nerbuten, uno baB es fer
ner ben arabiide Sflauenbdnblern se=
ftattet iei, auf entlaufene Sffauen Saso
su MAIDEN. @ans England lit Oh biei,r
Nabridt in GROCER moralii6er @ntriiit-
uns, benn pdbrenb betanntli6 felt Sabr
unb Gag ensliides @etb iiberall ben
Sflauenbanbet sel6rbert bat, nabm Die
britii9e &esieruns iebr oft bic ansebs
lide 8efdmpfune bes Stlapenbauocls
als @runb fir Sriese unb @ebietser=
uerbunsen in Gfrifa. Sn8erlin i9entt
bieier 2onooner Na9ridt ebenlo iuenis
@(auben, ipie mir biss tbun, oenn mad,
uniercr anii6t sebt bie5e BON berlelben
Clique aus, tuel9e ieiner 3eit Stanley
na9 Afrita sei9idt bate un6 mel9e
nod iebt alles aufbtetet, um i6n auf
Soften ber beutiden airifdforI9er gu
einem sroBen Manue au MAIDEN. Sat
ier @ilbelm io(l iiber bic eripd6nte geadz
ri9t iebr aufsebra6t iein uno er bat Ell
tie unteriu6uns berielben anseorbnet.
Sat Die &a9ridt irsenb iuelbe Sesriiu=
buns, mas mir ni6t slauben, 10 fam
bie1e nur clue unperanttportli6e IeuBez
rung Ober Sunoluns zines 8eamten Der
oeuti9sn oituiritanii iden9eie eielIidnft ieiu,
ni6t aber Die eines9lnseitelIten beg oeut.
i6en 8ei6es. Die bonn Safer anaee
Orbnete unteriu9uns miro i6on ben
iuabren 9batbeitano feitltellen.
lleber Gbeiniids 8einausii9tsn last
uGccarb" in 3reu5ua6: ,8as Die Nus
iidten fiir bic lualitat anbetrifft, 70
iinb bieiel6en iolueit serabe ni9t unbez
friebiseno. 0anf benz trodenen Srii6<
iabr uno bem 9eiunoen 3uitano Der
&eben fonnte Der iuo6snlanse flble
&esen bic siinitise gntiuideluns Der
Grudt ni6t aufbalten uno bie seitiueiIe
berridenoe srelle 6ibe spirfte 10 for
bernb, baB bic 9rauben nun Siemli9
aussetua6ien iinS. @esen uorises
Sabr iinb mir allerbinas suriid bod
barf man nad 10 nielem &esen nit
eini9er 3uoerlidt trodenes uno iuarmes
@etter eriuarten, iuas aber nunmebr
orinseno nptbuenOis lit, iuena nod etz
mas &e9tes aus benz 9Oer per6en iOa.
9ie iebise Sage bat sroBe Iebnlidfeit
nit Der sleidaeitigen III ben Sa6ren
1870 unb 1874, in iuelden befanntli6
bas berrlide @etter i'm SpdtIommer
unb Serbite einen euten g8ein reifte.
sluf Elm Sauptseiudds lit ni6t mebr 81
rednen, idon iuessn ber un9lei6en @ntz
uideluns Der 8eeren, aber einen anz
ltdnbiaen Ntittelpein biirfen mir, aller
@abribeinlidfeit ra6, ertparten, tpenn
ii9 bag @etter einisernnBen siinItig
seitaltet uub tein frib5eitiser 5ruit ein=
tritt."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-09-26
MORRISON
BRICK YARD
|SoHNs & BEeEMANN,
gORurriior, WRo.

Morrtlon, Wto.
Dir babsn In WorriiOn cine ntus 3iest.
lei einssriHtst unb fno BON nun an iu
Stanbe bic bstsn Sadfsine su itbr niche
rsn prsiIen ~ ltefern uub 8aulutise psr
ben es In ibrtm SutersGe FnStu unItre
preiie ~ lernen. Gtenfals Iisfern mir ben
unibtrtrtfIt@,n Sotns'i6sn Rilt prompt
billis unb In alien Auantitdten.
18apl90 Scbns & 8esemaun
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-09-26
Wai9imen ,,nS sSarnt8es
rGti1e.

sSd babe einen erobsu-8orrath pon g9ei-
;en. Saemnibinen, Disc. Harrows, (Sdnei'
be.Geeen, 6utteridneioe.M .Mai9inen. Giber
9reiien, GornS6Gler, Soriepowers, Sprin9s
ipasen unb Sn99p's an Sanh pel9e idb blls
Iig perfdufeu rperbe.
Selbitsema6te Sarm,pasen unb Gfu9s
babe i6 itets alt tSanb bic i'd sarautire NIB
81 iebr mdBi9en |reiien pertaufe:
Sdmiebearbeiten auer Irt, Repdratiirer
oil Maidiueu uip. werben piinftlib beiol9t
Serman % bepohl.
gsrser, Ro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-09-26

Merlanst: ein tes0ienitm6bden
~ gtadjufragen i'm 8bite Saus.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-09-26

8rdIibent Sarriion fat bic slnti=2 ot>
teriesSill uno Die 5luB. unb Safens8ia
unterSeidnet uno cine Brottamation erz
laiien. Die ben 6eerbenbeiisern int gbe=
rofee=Streifen peitere Sriit sur &du=
mun9 oieies @ebietes 9eUdbrt unb 5tuar
loll Die 6dlfte Bis 5um 1. Nouentber unb
Rte anoere 6dlfte Dor Dem l. Sauuar
1891 oas @ebiet perlaIien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-09-26
Salf's Maid)tne
Slint
SSeisenreiniaem

in bic bette i'm Ncarfte Hnb reintst ben Ggeis
;en iaubcrer als olle anberen Rai9ineu.
SieIelbe ldst tein rntrautiaamen i'm 0eBen
3uriid iie 1T einfad nnb fam nidt Iei9t
auBer Srbnuus 9erdtben.
NretS........ ..................$9.U0
gu baben bel llnter;eidnetem bel Wount
Sterlin9 Serrp.
80 III. QaIf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-09-26


Ser StaatstbierarSt bon Wi6puri,
Serr Gauf Yaquin bate oor einisen
Sa9en ein9itcular erlaiien, i'll tusl6em
er auf Die Maulz unS &lauenieu9e u1ts
ter bem 9ieb in cinem 9beile bes Staaz
tes biuipies. Ser Snbalt bes Gircus
lars fam aud sur SenntniB oes older
baulefretdr5 &usf, uno bieler fat ben
@nuperneur Srancis tele9raphii6 cts
iubt, Die Serbreituus besiel6en emit.
weilen ein5uitelen, bis Die 9tatur Der
inter ocm betreffenoen 8ieG berrl6en<
ben 8ranfbeit amtli6 unterIu6t iei.
Die 9crDffentli4un9 ce5 Circulars lei
serabe i'm jebi9en 9tu9enblid iebr nn=
5eit9emdB, Oa ltsteres seei9net lei, Die
nit fremoen Sesierun9en i6tuebenben
Serbanblun9en bebufs sluf6ebuns
Der Seidrdnfun9en in Der @infu6r
amerifaniI6en Siebs 5u it0ren. Sous
uerneur Srancis antluortete alsbalo In
jultimmeuber @eiie uuo benlertte, Der
MiHourier StaatstbierarSt babe ni6t
bebauptcn tuouen, baB bic 9eidbrlide
&ranfbeit bier i6un aussebrOden Iei, er
babe nur bic sDmptOme berlslben anse=
seben uno Die Mittel, UNI lire Serbreis
tung Su binbern. @a6rideinli6 uirb
Serr Jtust iett cinen. SnipeftOr na9
Mihouri icnoer, Der bie SADIE 9tnau
unterlu6en iuirO.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-09-26
@O@entli@er Narftberidt.
0etreibe. Weht nIm.

Stben Sreitas cOrrisirt bon Der
HERMANN STAR MILLS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-21


PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 2O.-Rear-Admira
Oliver 8. Glisson, United States navy, re-
tired. died this morning.
loliver 8. Glisson was born In Ohio, January
Is. 1902. He was appointed mfdshipman from
Indiana. November ], 1876. became lieutenant
IN 1887 aud commanded the sloop Refer during
the Mexican wal. He served in the navy yard
ct Norfolk. Va. from lS4s till 1850, when he was
on special duty. he wss tached to the steam
frigate PowhataS, OF the East Indian sousdron.
In le52. and from 1853 I'LL 1856 was on the Japan
expedition, teing in Japan when the hr
treaty wss male BY Commodore Perry. He was
appointed commander and assiened to the
steamer Mount Vernon in the North Atlantic
blockading squadron in 1851, became captain in
1852, and saved the Transport Mississippi, which
Wa bound TO New Orleans with I.5J0 men OF
General Butt re- expedition. II was supposed
that she was Intentionally run upon the Frying
pan shoal. He also burned . lightboat under
the guns OF Fort Caswetl while on the blockade
Of Wtlmine ton, N. G. he commanded the steam
sloops Iroquois and Nohican in 1852 and the
steamer Santiago de Cuba in ls64-5. He was
present In the two attacks on Fort Fisher in
December. 1854. and January. 1865. and was rec-
commended for promotion by Admiral Porter for
covering the landing OF troops and carrying the
division into action. He became commodore In
1866. and commanded the station at League ISL
and. Pa, from 1867 TIL 1870. when he was APP
pointed . rear admiral, and ordered TO COM
mand the European deet He was retired jan
uary u.s. l87l
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-21

special Agsets Actively q Work-rheir
Report VIII Ne Ready Soon.
WAsHrHoroH CTrx. Nov oo.-lspecial- r
superintendent Porter, Of the census bu-
rsan. in his annual report Just Issued.
writes ct length on the subject of the min
eral resources Of the United States. It was
proposed to record the capital which the
mining industries require, the number OF
persons employed, the total amount paid
them - wages, the usual amount e each
class IN different parts OF the country, and
the social condition Of the miners Ar
rangements we're made early in the year
for the appointment of local agents to Sc
cure from tardy correspondents and TO i'm
sure the once against the possible omission
OF names in the directory.
In May the supplementary canvass was
begun BY means of these agents in the
Rocky mountain region, and early in this
month the same work was started in the
Pacific regions. It was stated that these
regions would prove especially difficult, az
producers there were not supposed to be
well drilled in the matter of statistical re-
turns. Other regions were similarly
treated, 90 that to date the directories
have been completed. the correspondence
reduced TO small amount. and the appor-
tionment Of the territory for visitation by
special agents nearly finished. These
agents. are now actively engaged in the
completion Of their work. 30 that difficult
regions are being rapidly finished and
trimmed mp for the report.
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Dr.. Bowman & COS
II ATIONAL
DISP ENSARY
Willis Hotel,
South Third St. seaiiisI' Wash,

These eminent 'gpeciaiistD - Ven knovIn
~ years OF experience. and oro recognised ~
the most successful and bet patzOuinod 800.
cal and surgical cxpertsin the country. DoaRl1
mind that this dtspensary y permanontly o.
Nervous Debility, spssnasorhou. seminal
Losses. Night EmissionA Los q VIII leNex9,
Aversion to Society, Neatly DlscouroGo6 Lnok
of Confidence. Dull, Liutlem. unilt fof study g
Business, permanently and speed1ly curo4
Young men au6eetnR from the G01GM u
you hful follteo, or ind1ocrotion ohcu14 oyofE
themselves Of our treatment, tho orootoGe toon
ever laid ct the altar OF suffering humanity
viii guarantee = positive cure IN ovesy c.
Blood and skin Diseassa syphilis diseo.t
most horrible Ia ~ results, complefoiy GE01t
Urinary, kidney and Bladder frouhlo1s weak
Back, Burning. Urine, Frequency Of Qunot1nGs
Urine High Col0red. oR With milky oodlmonS -
standing, GOnorrh0a. elect Cy6tlt0R -,
permanently cured Charges loooonoblG
Structure cured In from Ten . dfteen d4yo
without cutting or uilsting Thio cure q pe1l0t@
~ the results Of our own reseasohca xyeey
PHI 5. Fistsi. Fissure. Recall Ulcesn, pofloeflvs
cured without knffe, ligatuFo o. constia NJ
detention from business. Oves 5coo Goco'
cured. Treatment scientific oalo and po1nlGm
and wonderful In il resultk S. .s
DR.. Bowman Co. are the o1dore oD4 uo~9
reliable specially lrm IN the xAoIlo A0M NNok
having been established In the city q 0154402
in 1857. The Seattle ofhco Il undH ~ pogDo11
supervision Of d.. Bowman.
once hours. ~ n. toS p = suneave -
N. B.-Persons unable 70 visit a. ny -
treated at their homes ~ cosroepc1ooQe4
Consultation free. Sss
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4 Sea- Mop.ter gumps His BAN.

San DIEGO, Nov. 20.-Captain Bartells.
who assaulted . witness against him dur
ing the session Of Justice Sloane's court
few days ago. and was sentenced to fifty
days. imprisonment for contempt of court
by the justice in lieu OF the payment of q
fine. was liberated yesterday on q writ of
habeas corpus, Superior Juoge Pierce
holding that the Justices court has
no power to enforce its orders.
Bartelis was hardly across the threshold of
the courtroom before he was re-arres,ed for
assault He is also wanted at Tillamook
for embezziing 5000. He appeared IN the
police court this morning. and his trial was
set for December 18th, with bail fixed at
800. As soon as he left the courtroom he
repaired to his vessel. the Rowens, and
left for parts unknown. 1t is surmised
that he has gone to Guatemala.
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CHIEF JUSTICE OF SAMOA.

D
ny Blaine Visited by the Man who
nj Rals tho cocoanut Tales.
AsnIeToN CIrY. Nov. 2O.-ISpecial. -
~ sederkrantz, who was appointed
A'ne Oscar, Of Sweden. to act as arbi-
" The Samoan disputes, il in the
end called on Blaine at the state de.
today. He is q man of fine an.
- and even in America, where the
men come to the front in such num-
g would be considered youthful for
uen ned position. In explaining
aaeresting mission. he said:
sdlmcult task undertake, bu. I trust 10
~ authority for the hest interests of
.s meg. By The terms Of the Berlin CON.
ne natives were guaranteed self.eoy-
M ihey are TO have a native king. but
~ 9 NE chief justice o pr, mt the case
~ 8 Me hgntiui soyereig !, and though
~ = ao vas vice king " b u the Germ q as
! ~ = - sofmer, WAS at that time an aspiraut
- o1e' cannot say whether he is now
- 4. cannot make up my mind this far
=. ~ sne q to the real merits of the dis
-. @ass make thorough Investigation
~ .sanlng TO the Samoans the name OF
salsi justice will constitute a court
a,cn Gil civil suits between Samo-
foreigners shall be tried, and be.
ssmoans themselves; also, all land
ua " criminal suits involving for.
nn natives, or with each other.
= y decision of the chief justice there
49, 3 seen from Judge Cederkrantz's
ne was too modest to say so.
~ g Virtually ruler OF the Samoan
I mat Malietoa, or whoever the
snaii name as king, will be
asufenead. There are nine islands
s1R on one of which the United
- : ., me right to the magnificent
raeo-Pago, the best in the king
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Failure Of the Cruiser Concord.

New YoRK. Nov. N.-The new cruiser
Concord on her trial trip made as high as
eighteen knots per hour against strong
tidal current. She is proven to be the fast
est gunboat yet built for the navy, but
despite her splendid showing The Concord
failed to develop the requisite 8, 400 horse
power. The failure was due directly to
trouble in the second hour test with the
after feed-pump starhoard and the leaking
of the aft boiler. Before the trial ended
there were two or three inches of water on
the floor Of the fire room. A rupture oc.
Cured in the nipp e of the side pipe leading
to the after air pump. Notwithstanding
the trouble. it is estimated that the Con-
cord developed $500 horsepower. The
test will probably not be accepted as
official
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-21

un-Yoor>Old Brings o3bs0OOs
80 nov. 2o.-fspeciaL Mon inter.
S5S - mi we're present il force TODAY at
- a6leof tle thoroughbred stable Of
ssSssri1es Foot. Chaos, last years Fu-
<l11ee. bronrhr $500 Banquet, holder
~ ss1l1 - quarter record, waa secured
r <S111 Uoloon Tor >6701 Then came the
s1f.7 E ~ ale. The 2-year-o'd Bolero, BY
7Ss III hands arou d." was searted ct
- thas he eui ky mountsd to SO.
u Wolcott bid e1a000. twenty
hen came from Phil Dwyer.
55eSo fhousand," shouted Nj. Wolcots
- thous. nd !" from Dryer. NTbirty
~ . koufed WOlcort. Thirty i've thou
7 " DwyeI. Mr.. Dryer got the All
80 + ~ second highsst price ever paid
5ghbred II America ct auction, $1s.-
- len paid tor King Th0maa who has
nporsant sales were Tsrso, by Allerine,
e Inris, to J. E. Mcdonald, for n. 500;
u 1syon dor. out Of Florence. to
unald, soF 5000: Vagabond, by Wan
RI q vivid, 70 G. Maxwell, $500; ANU
nxlon dor. ont Of Presto. to 4. r. VOL
1SIloofne yearlines were sold: Entente,
- ds0E out Of 81 T., a. +. Wolcott,
Mne1ns. BY Rayon dor. out
Sorine. A. E. Wolcott, $500
-. " nayon dor. out OF Lizsie Cox,
- Bsothen, $3.50: Tasso. b. Aigerine,
{l16nta 1uois. full brother to Tasso. 4. r.
- uooo: Bordeaux, BY Aleerine. out Of
-, j + Mcdonald, $3.50; Bay Colt, by
-, Ont Of virginia, +. C. Mcdowell,
6noa BynmAll nv (3len9arv mt If Wiz.
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THE cHEKOKEE STRIP LEASE.

Cattlemen Secure = Court Decision and
Will Sue the Government
KANSAS CIrY. Nov. &c. --Secretary Blain.
OF the Cherokee Strip Live Stock Associa-
ton, is in the city and tells q startling story
Of ruin and desolation now the order in the
strip. He expressed the opinion that with
in thirty days from the time the strip was
vacated by ranchmen all the improve
ments made there will be possessed by
thieves from Oklahoma and Kansas, unless
the government orders out troops to pro-
tect the property. The terms of the lease
provide that all permanent improvements
shall revert to the use and ownership of
the Cherokees when the cattlemen vacate.
The value of the entire improvements is
placed at $500. 600
In the suit of the association against J.
r. Stolier. one of the tenants. today for
non-payment of rent, the Judge instructed
the jury to find for the plaintiff. declaring
the associations lease with the Indians
valid, and declaring the Indians the own
ers Of the strip. The association will now
sue the United States government for dam
ages in q sum aggregating millions of dol
lara
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= Dfte&oshood willing to Surrender
= Cnn DO So Honorabiy.
Ionx. Nov. O.-A conference of base
11ases has made the following PROPOSE
0aal settlement Of the differences be-
- 1eogue and the Players: Johnson
- - Rtve mp his interests in the Cleve-
~ Ctncinnati Players Club for 50, 900,
understanding that the Players' Club
M Philadelphia and Brooklyn Win b
- n { fair manner BY the League. The
md Philadelphia Clubs must be given
l1u n the American Association. and
~ nust b guaranteed = fad deal at the
Il he Brooklyn people. Johnson's prop.
~ been placed In the hands of the
eoniefsnce committee until Saturday.
definite answer will be made. It ID be-
Aot u win be accepted.
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.BoUL CUTS TIME.
e Stallion Trots Z Mile
Iii IA at Stockton.
- BILL SCOTS HORSES.


NOV. Ml--etamboul trottsd against
6edsy on the fastest track In the
4e6e mile without skip IN 2:llk.
s5iS 1allions' record made q Napa BY
= ) second. Several watches. in
5z166mjth's, made the time 3:lOX. but
Goial timekeepers agreed on 2:ilH,
oime on the trask at . o'clock,
% ~ best form. Johnny Goldsmith.
~ confident OF lowering the REQ
- eDectators bet against him. Pools
- r. az against breaking the record.
11sfine was selected Is guide TO the
: 1tae scoring stsmboul got away on .
he hfst quarter. which Is not an
- made in 50 seconds, and fast
- he horse to the half fu l:0S1S.
ia the home stretch the great trotter
= 56ock = up . bit, but he led out on
- "a came home with the drivers
1870 n the air, bat not touching the
4 "a gnder the wire in 2:11L when
- announced the up ctat0fs cheerod
<5rn and driver. etsmboul viii trot
~ = saturday TO beat his tme nade
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TWO NEW MiNrsrExa

succeed DENLY and Morrow
% Replace Mixner.
~ :sIoS Ciry, Nov. 2O.-[Special.l-
ousy with the name of Con-
en-. Auams, OF Chicago. for minister
$50. Oeneral DENLY, of Indiana, q
- WON the president has not re-
- 3 OF his personal friendship,
~ =. perfectly willing to come
- -. congressman Hit, whose in
- M. Blaine is said to be all
$. Urging, it is said. that Mr..
,amored that Minister Miner
sc nom Central America, and
'ativs Morrow, OF California.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-21
The Cell Bull ding Theory .
Success, as Shown By the
Results Achieved Under
the Histogenetic System
Of Treatment.
MoDrsro. Cal, Nov. 2, 1880.


MoDEsro. Cal, Nov. 2, 1890
Dr. J. = Jordan. Seattle, Wash.-My
Dear Sir: Mr.. and Mrs. Purvis left here
IN August; have just reached Texas and
Mrs. Purvis writes TO me that Mr.. Purvs
has been cured bv the use of the medi-
cines which he used during the time they
were here and on his iou-ney You will
remember he mad eczema twenty years.
He also hal lump on his lip which was
very annoying and 1t has disappeared en-
tireiy. All be did was to use medicine ex-
ternally. He has docrored his face for
twenty years and found nothing before
that gave him any relief
Some time Ago told You about having
such bad finger. One of my fingers be-
came terribly iniamed and enlarged. the
pain and Inflammation being intense. 1
applied the Hlstogenetlc medicines and
the Inflammation and the enlargement has
disappeared. I beg to remain, sine rely
MRS J. PURVIS.
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Colonel De Russy Relieved.

WASHINGTON CITY, Nov. 2.-tSpecial.1-
By direction of the acting secretary of war.
Lieutenant Colonel Isaac d. De Russy.
Fourteenth infantry, is relieved from duty
as inspector of small arms practice ct the
headquarters of the division OF the Pacific.
to take effect December 10. and will then
join his regiment in the department of the
Columbia
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Las. Iex.s Nov. IA nstic encounter was
nd today between Charles Herald, Of Dali
[nd Doc O'Connell. before the Audubon
~ New Orieanh December Is, for . purse
match has also been arranged to
llace ct Dallas during Christmas week b.
nike Conley. 81 Dallas. and Billy Woods.
lnyes, for purse Of Sl,o00
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Drunken Men Fatally Stab Each Other.

SpARrANBURe, S. c.. Nov. 20.-A bloody
row occurred here this morning between
two leading young lawyers over game of
poker. They had imbibed freely of wine
during the night. and became very
boisterous, and finally quarreled
James Poteet, in his drunken frenzy. at
tackled Captain Floyd. He slashed him
terribly, actually disempoweling him.
FLOYD then stabbed Poteet in the back. the
knife blade penetrating the left lung. Both
men will probably die.
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hyrzxx Tenn. Nov. N.-Summary:
Eoys1relda fve furlongs-Kinpey won,
~ boxoy second, Joe Mailman third. Time,
gDarolds and upward, hftesn-six-
<oofa nile Robin won. Consignee SEC
~nont third Time. 1:3o
eyoarolds and upward. eleven-six-
~ nfIt-Nellie Kent won. Maggie B.
kxpenss third Time, 1861
e5|alds and upward, mile and one
ffey Cloud won, Silver Lake sec
1(l111 fAird Time, l:52
NJ ~ and upward. Six furlones-.
- 4 - Lady Blackburn second. Gray
lime, 1:lS}<
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70 SPRUCE ST.,
SANTA Cruz, Cal. Nov. Z. 1901

SANTA CRuz, Cal, Nov. Z. lS905
DR.. J. Eugene Jordan. Seattle. Wash
Dear Sir: wrote you some weeks ago
telling you of my physical trouble and you
prescribed GOD. have been taking it
seven weeks. After taking it three days
began to get better; have improved right
along and grown strong and well; feeling
so well that forget was ever sick. In
fact, was slack about taking the medi-
cines after commenced to get better.
am very grateful; thanks to the Histo-
genetic medicines. Very respectfully.
MRS. BARNHART.
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BATH. Me-. Nov. 2O.-J. C. Randall. who
accompanied Commodore Perry to Japan.
having charge of the detachment left at
Loo Choo island, died yesterday. He was
a 4ser. and at one time deputy collector of
San Francisco.
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CAUTIoE-Ths Hissosenstse msdicines ars
sold in but one agency in each town. ThelahA
around the bottle bears the following inscrip-
ton: "Dr. J. Eugene Jordan's Histosenetie
Medicine Every other device ID . trazi.
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vsAscsco Nov. 2o.-san Francisco 1,
Id
AnssTo, Nov. N.-sscramenro "A, Stock.
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NoRrHERN PACIFIC RAnRoAp.

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