davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Montgomery County sentinel., 1890-03-28

Iro,. .ta,a tonic, or children that want building
up, should take
DEDNN'S IRON BITTER6.
- - pleasant To take, cures Malaria, lndiges-
tiun ud Bliousness. All dealers keepit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-06-10
Sugembursif@es aus 8sIsien.

Sn WoIbsrs BEL garna9 psridisb
am 10. Wci nap turser 8rantbeit Der
adtbars 8eter Rir, gbesatts Der a&tbarsu
Waria Biren, I'M Utter pom "a Sabren ;
bic sabIrsi1e E~bsiluabme ausr 9suts on Der
Sssroisuns unb Der 9sidsnbisnit bsssuste
ote 4btnng, bic isber fur ben Seritorbsnen
bate. - Yis,ssbu Gage uorbsr usri9isb
aud am ielbeu Srte, perieben nit ben
SsilSmittsIn ~unisrsr 81. &slision, i'm Ill
ter uOn 70 Sabrsn, Der a9tbare 9bilipp
@ppe. Der Cob bat in bieism Sauis auf
se,damt: benin nod tein Sabr 1T usrfois
fen, 10 itarb feline Ritte, wsl5e In siuem
Sabre 3eit 0atsr unb Wutter ms @rab
itsissn JAP. Wassn fs ruben in 5risbsn !!
gu Sarna9 1T cine nsue Rab9sns
i9uIs i'm Bau bssriffen.
Die Str9s gu SbsrsItsr s,bdIt sinsu
usUen altar.
Ole Irbetten an Der &ir9e Al
@splsr sebsn itnea uoran.
gu Reufdateau mar an, 8. SSIni
0abl fir elm RitsItsb Der Rspriisntantsn>
tammer. Oas &eiultat 1T uns nod nidt
betauut. 9anoioat mar isiteus Der Ras
tbolitsu Or. 6sineH YisrIot, isitsns ser
4ibsralsn Sulss Sauiou, Der Sruber bsS
sr.' raoitaIsH YauI Sanion.
Wartetingen. Sas beitdnbise
gfsifsn uub Sasen uou sust duBsrit bibs
i9su 9otomotiusu tpii5en N0roinsen unb
Rambru1 untsrbrt1t bic Sobtsnfiae Der
monotousu Seslinssbsrse unb bistet ben
grpa5isnen iopob! oils Der Isbsnsfroben
S1uIiusenb siueu %ansenebmsu Iugsns
idmaus SsIbt ldnsit tobt ssslaubte
Setter finb, In 6olse bisiss friiber uuses
abutsn 6orti9rittes In ben Walbunsen bon
9oitert unb Nassm tu ueusm 2eben ers
pa9t unb baben am Ra9tirmssionntas
uou Rasem ibrsn isbr b%siIiamen 9srsntanS
gu @breu zines trautsn Yaarss aufsefibrt.
~ReusSabj6t. Die Ra6tfr6fe
Witte Wai babsn isbr uisl S9absn an
peri5iebenen Ebeilsn Der Yropins anaes
ridtst. Die RGrtoifeIn, @artensspd1is
uno iOnittss 6riate iinb Bis in bic Grbe
i9warS SefrOren.
WarteIinsen. Gin Sober mag ii5
pobl freusn beim Anblit bsS ippissn
8a5Stbums Der B1anssn. aass itsbt i'm
b69ften 6lor. Die Sbfbdume pranseu
in i5nesiser SIatbs. Sie @rnte, wsnn
tsine 6tOte mebr tommsn, wirb bsusr iebr
srsisbis isiu. Die Salmfri5ts itsbsn
ibsrbaupt iebr gut; bic RIssflur 1T prd9:
tis unb bas 9ras auf ben @ieisn itsbt
ausrIisbf. Die 9initsr bIRbsn 10 bsrr:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-06-10
@robberseetbum
Sic GanSioater fir bic Sammrrwabieu.

Die Rammerrpableu tommeu lan9iom beyan,
unb es lobnt iiG, idon beGte bic GtIte Der Sans
bioaten aufjuIteuen.
@ineu bartsn Rampf ioI es I'M Canton yu1
rembur9 2anb 9eben, no cine Sereint:
9une con Qanbwirtbsn ii9 ais pSauernpartei"
Sur SetGmpfuns Der friiberen Sertrster SuIan
mentbut. Sin iest eri6ienenes neuss Slatt'
den, Ger Bauer, wiro nur bteien Wabls
speden III bienen baben. - ceSm Canton
W d mid ii6 Ser Notar Sei6mont ntdl
mebr I'M eineu geiip beperben uno Serr @uts
beiieer geib,rieo III S6ronbweiler ais Sanoioat
auitreten. - Sn = d. a. b. AIS. nsnrt man
oils @anoibateu Serrn Yoquet aus Sursmbnr9
unb ben Sauimauu Serrn Yicarb aus sid,
bod ut Seitimates ni9t betarnt. 81 @9'
tern q d bat Serr s. 8onoelin9er ietne San;
bibatur aui9eteQt; aud bas irlbere 3amrner'
mit9lieo Ser Sbeiien aus @lpenid lol canot>
birel. - gu Remi6 lauien ais Sanoloaten
bic Serren Gugen 6nepper, NOtar 81 Nemt9
Watbias 0ieoeri6, 2anowirtb 81 8ilsoort, uno
2ean6er Qacroir, abuotatsa npalt 81 Snrems
bura. Sie ipouen cine elite biloen ulo peretnt
ibre Gan0ioGtur iiir bic Rammerlpablen pom 10.
Stunt bel ben l8dbleru beS Cautions Nemt6 anl'
ieQeu. - gu B ls wato neben ben bisberi'
oen brei 9eputirtcu Billet, 2Sstnanop uno
GSolter ein reIer @onbioat b%etannt, nno ilpar
Ser Charles Watbieu aus GSilb. Sb nod
eiuiSe iol0en weroer, rpte man ptelIa9 1iBerll
bort, bleibt abSumGrten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-06-10

unb ssrftOrte I9Iiebli9 bic Saustbiire, bnrt
wel9e er ben auswes fanb. Der Sdaoen III
betrddtlid. - gu Seles ;o9en ;psi @e,pitter
BON Siben unb pon 0eiten berauf unb PEREZ.
nisten ii6 iber Der Srti1ait. Slr6tbar fols.
ten glis unb Bonner auieinanbcr, es regnete
nidt fart; aui einmal erfoIste Elm entiesli6er
Oonneriblas, Der glib bate in benz Sauie Der
WitIws SdotmelsS iper ein9eidlasen, auioz
slei6 itanb bas Saus unb bic Sdsune in Slams
men, balo paren bic Yompiers nit Der Seuer=
ipriBe on Srt unb Stele, unb ibrsn anaeitrenes
ten arbeiten lit es ;u perbanfen, bas bas an=
tobenbe Saus pom :. s. eimpa6, bas penis=
items ;ebn Ual Su bremen be9onner, s~erettet
ipuroe. Sas Saus, bic S6enne iInb Der StaQ
her Wne. S9odmel= Siper iopie Der Stau bes
Srn. 2impa9, branuten bis aui's nadte Wauer=
pert nieoer. Der Sdaeen wiro aui 5000 Sr.
perani9laet. - gu @repenma d er entlub
li6 Elm @enitter NIT Sd9el. Der S6loiienfau
balerte sum Slid nibt LANCE, ionit mare Der
S6aben in ben Weinbersen itlimm. - gu
8uborn i6lus Der glis IN ben Rirdtburm.
Der Sdaben 1T iebr 9roB. 8as S6ieferba9
oes Sburrtes unb Der Sirte wuroe arg mit9es
1lommen, bic Wauern wurben poQitGnbis err
l6ittert uno al peridieoenen Stelen bur6los
6ert, mtbrere Seniter tbeilDeiie ~;eritOrt, bic
Sreppe CUR @mpore ieri6mettert, Der WoIaifs
brben aui9eriiien, furs Der S6aoen belduit ii6
peniSftens aui 11OO-1200 6r.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-06-10

ltd, baB bic Sauerberse an u1anden Stsrs
len uie usrsoIbet ba ffebsn. Dis 8auern.
reseI fast: vWie bic @ihftsr bIibsn. 70
blabt bas Rorn.~ Das Sesling bat lest
wabrbaft feinsn fefIt@ffen S@mud ansss
3osen.
gtuiIia NIB Der Stabt NrIou.
Seiratben, - Bonn 10. Rai: gross,r
gilbert 0iftor Warbot nit Waria Sobanaa
8irsina Gueeuia Geoesco; IA: @sioiuS De,
nteper nit anna Waria German.
Sterbefdlle - Bonn 1. Wai: Suianna
Rlein, SO Sabre, Sodter pom Ritolas uno anna
ydcolas; f.: Sutbarina @reipeloins, SO Sabre,
gSittpe pon Srieorid @irtb TO-: @uitau &ari
Rouinser, Is Sabre, Sobn Don Wi6ael uno
Wtarta 8aplanb; H.: Rubolpb ulri6 Wterl5,
4j Sabre, @bemann pom Alma Rembeaur.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-06-10
GliabsSotbrinSen.

am y. Wai bat Der gIis ~ 81.
8snbeI in bic Stride aeidlaaen unb bos
Wausrpert beid6biot.
G;r ,rs m., h,,., ,,h;.
eoii.r;r os;Sr;s AAV wsS3s ySt So ~ We
,omn,s ,ur s,it,n snmnrnr;an
Ws;rs SrsrSs us,bs ;s;m nsns
ms;ms sftsrn ssi mir m$rs1 s;s b1I.s.
a1 s;St ~ Ssr @rsr,s nuf ,srrs "Sa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-06-10
Standardization.

Die @epitter, rpcl6e am T., IS unb 10. VfaI
iiber peri6ieoene 8betle beS 9anoes oabirio9el,
babeu iteleupeiie 9rOBm S6oben an9erl3tet'
Su 9abelin9en i6lus Der 8IiB SreimaI
Elm; bod eutitauS tein Seuer, neil Der SIiBab'
letter ben Bills uni6Goli6 madte. Sn etnsm
@ei,enielo wurbe bur6 eiuen SItSltrabl elns
,iemli6 srobs Stele bei6dbist. - gu Solle'
rid i6lI9 Der BliB in bic SebauiHn9 bes y.
Seipert, &elsgrapbiit, Elm, %ieritOrte eInen She'll
beS Ga6eS uub Der SauStrrpps, rB I'M Saus
san9e mebrere Dtoiai.platteu pon ben Nanesn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-06-10

StraBe liesen. @r ma1te lofort Nn3eiss
Bet Der Boli3et, 70 bab Der b%ertrefenbe
Rsiisnbe nod i'm 2aufs bss gormittass
wieber In ben Bets ietnes ue%rIorsnen GEL
bes ssIansen tonnte. Sbi9on Biuer cine
itletne BeIobnung erbaIten bat, perbient CT
bsnno9 fur feline gbrli9tsit alssuein Be-
FAINT sema@t gu werben.
Bipingen. I'm ID. Wat Fam Der
Rns9t Der Dme. ". sin sspiIsr @., nit
ieinem NIT Wein beIabenen Wassn pon Der
WoisI. Bel @lltnssn woute er pom benz
Wasen berunteriteissn, bItsb iebo9 In Der
2eine bdnsen unb wurbe iberfabren. @r
erlitt sinsn 8sinbru9.
GID a.. b. u. 4m IS. Mai mar Der
Wineur Glammans aus SID In elmer 9as
Ierie bei1dftist, aIs berielbe pon einsu,
bsrunter ffir3snben Wtnettblot setrofsn
wurbe, baB er auBsr sinem Bsinbrud nod
peri@iebene &OrpsruaIssunssn erIitt,
wel4e befen 5ufanb bebentIi4 eri9einen
lafeu.
5err 81 8 Don Qursmburs purbe gun,
@smeinbe : Setretdr pom Bettembura qes
udbIt. - Die 2obe i'm @smsinbswaIbe pon
Settemburs wurbe auf benz GuBs gu l IT.
per girbs perffeisert.
BORDER PrIfungsurp fir bic
&e&tswifenf9aft babsn bas ganbibaturs
grameu NIT grfoIs bsftanbsu bic So.
ernsft 9susrs unb Sofspb Nsumann aus
2ursmburs.
Wie bic vW. 5ts." meIbst, III
9sonbarb (esnsrt? y, Der iunse 2ursmburs
ger, weI1er tir3Ii9 gu Nopsant sinsn
SeIbffmorbperiu9 ssma9t bat, aus benz
B!anbinens Spital, uobin er uerbra9t uors
ben NOR, wisber entIafen porbea. Seine
Wunbe mar Ianse nidt 10 ssfdbrIi9, aIs
anfdnsli9 ausenommen worben mar.
9eonbarb III mad Befort, ieineu, 5eimutbss
orts, suridsetebrt.
Quremburg. I'm II. Wai reiifen
pom Central abnbofe 1875 Bsriousn mad
Intwerpsn ab, nm f9 NIT benz am IS.
Dtai pon bort abfabrsnben 9oifsOampfsr
vRoorblanb~ pom Der vReb Star 2ine",
pertrstsu In 9ursmburs bur9 bic Serrsn
OeruIIesW igreur& Sobu, mad
Gmerita gu bssebeu. Oaruntsr befanben
ft9 Is 2ursmburser:
Ritolas greii6, aus Inter 9etrus, mad Rem
gort; Ribarb 8asner, % Sabre, uuo Sus
ianna 9teuens, 90 g., aus 9urembure, mad
Wenomsnse, Wi9. Ritolas Reuens, 80 g.,
aus 8i6ten, mad Wenomouee, Wii6. Sob.
Sonoelinser, 80 s., aus Ronneri6, mad Dem
gorf; Sobauu Eei6line, 25 g., aus Sriiinsen,
mad ct. Yaul, Wtinn. Rifolas Sbilmaup, %
g., aus Sonbori, na9 DUBUQUE, Soma; Sbes
nalir Better, 26 g., uno =. S6eio, aus gons
borf, mad aurora, Su.; wi6el Seuti6, SO g.,
@uitap 0oli, 10 g., uno Bertha Wolt, % g.,
aus Oietird, mad Chicago, Su. Wtatb. Saus,
26 g., aus gerborf, mad aurora, Su.; Sus
ianna Sdilb, Is g., unb Wtarie S6ils, 16 g.,
aus geroori, mad @lap 9enter, Sans. 5ran;
Stralisu, So s., aus 2%enuiu9en. mad Ga @rolie,
gisc. Ritolas Tasbur9, 10 g., aus Jtittel,
mad Jtelp gorf; Hb. gauer, 80 =, aus Slime
lin9en, mad Rot Salep, Soma.
gtpiIfaub Der Stabt WtIt.
SterbeiGlle. - Bonn IA. Wtai: Uilbelm
Sdaat, so Sabre alt, Rentuer, 0ittper Don
Waria 6atbarina Saas.
Civil It an b Der Stabt Gid a. b.
! NI3ette
pom l. bis Is. Wai.
SterbeiGIle.- Bonn T.: S6ef9en SSos
6ann Better, "a Sabre alt, @bemaug pom Nnnd
Waria Rapier. Bonn g.: Dtoutrier Wi6sl, 4S
Sabre alt, Gbemanu uon Warie @laire 3epbire
Sarrege.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-06-10
8 | nil It a Der Stabt Gid q. b
NI3ette
pom /. bis Is. Wai.

SterbefGlle.- Bonn T.: S6ei9en So.
bann Yeter, "a Sabre alt, gbemanH pon Inna
Waria Rapier. Bonn g.: Dtoutrier Wti6el, As
Sabre alt, Gbemann pom Warie @laire 3epbirs
Sarreye.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-06
LApJFS' LIST.

p LIST.
Allen Mrs May
Barrett Mrs G B
Eoners Fanny
Byram Mary
Buchanan Mary
Boldenweck Mrs VIM
Burrows Mrs Jesse
Burton Irene
Blair Miss 'rallat
Countryman Catherin
Cochran Mary
Conner Miss M A
Corners Ada NJ
Cunningham Mrs Il A
Douglas Anna
Dudler Mrs Joseph
Davis Mary
Eames Mrs e A
Farnsworth Mrs r 2
Felten Louisa
Furman Mrs j b
Griswoid ollie
GriffitS Rebecca
Hunt Mrs / ID
Harrott Mrs E
Hall Mrs l.
HaineS Mrs Chas
Hardy Birdie
Huber Mrs Ada
Hollinger Annie |
Jeffs Emma
Jensen Maggie
james Sarah
King Annie
Luter Miss Z
Lansing Katherine
Lehenkull Sarah
Milton Mrs B L
Morrison Lucy
Miller Mrs w
Miller Robene
Olson Fannie
Orem A T
Pursell Mary
Perkins Mrs D
Peterson Annie
: Robinson Alias
Rymer Alice
Richey Miss Annie
Richardson Minnie
Stout Frank
Seals Clara Z
Scharer Lena
Standish Mrs M
Sorenson Hannah
Salisbury Sarah
Smith Maggie
Teats Mrs Alice
Titles Mrs e NJ
Tonner H G
Wood Lizzie
Warner Fob
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-06
CONSUMPTION.
p.I.I.ARp,s HoRrGoUNp syRup

BALLAKD'S HOREHUUND SYRUP.
No single disease has played such sad
havoc with the human race as consump-
ton. No other disease approaches so
stealthily. Its early symptoms are ignored
because it is thought only cold OF hack
ing cough, which is neglected until this
grim monster has such hold that nothing
but death can relieve it. Billiards. Hore-
hound Syrup has removed the grip of this
grim monster from many throat II
taken in time it will effect permanent,
cure and in the worst stages it will give
surprising relief Try its soothing and
healing virtues. Do not put it off until toe
iate-l2
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-06

The benediction by Rev. E. w. Green
was short and eloquent
Proceedings lasted from 1890 a. m. to
1:30 p. m.
Hon. w. S. Mccormick returns in the
morning to Salt Lake.
Governor Thomas partook of the proper
spirit, and was less partisan in his effort
than in anything he has done in Utah.
There was only standing room anywhere.
PAULELE.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-06
Epoch

The transition from long, lingering and
painful sickness to robust health marks an
epoch in the life of the individual. Such a
remarkable event is treasured in the mem
DRY and the agency whereby the good health
has been attained is gratefully blessed.
Hence it is that SO much is heard in praise
of Electric Bituers. So many feel they owe
their restoration to health to the use of the
Great Alternative and Tonic. If you are
troubled with any disease of the Kldneys,
Liver or Stomach, of long or short stand
ing you will surely find relief by use of Elec
trio Bitters. Sold at Soc and 81 per bot
tie at A. c.. Smith & Co.'s drug store. 3
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-06
A FAMILY JEWEL.

DR.. David Kennedy, of Rondout, N. Y,
the famous surgeon and physician, has
sent US copy of his book, s'How to Cure
Kidney, Liver and Bloop Disorders 1t is
q work which should be read in every
home, for the value Of the medical lessons
alone. 1t contains also many life illustra-
tons, and two interesting stories from the
widely known author 'Ned Buntline' u
Anyone sending their address with name
zof this paper to DR.. Kennedy, will receive
the book free by mail.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-06
A LOVELY COMPLEXION

Can only be had by regulating the liver and
bowels and removing the surplus of bile.
Garfield Tea does it and quickly, too. The
handsomest ladies of America endorse it.
z. G. M. l., drug deartment.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-06
rHE SALT LAKE HERALD SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER s,
LIST OF LETTERS.

r IST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS RE
IL manning in the postofhce, Salt Lake city,
Utah. on Saturday Sept. ). $780, which. II not
called for within two weeks, will be sent to the
dead letter office;
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-06

A MMoN MRS
DEAN EDA
ID Baker Elizabeth
baker Lottie
Bickford Minnie
Badge Mrs w II
Beam Josie
Brunker Mrs
Brown Bette u
| ILOVIS MOLLIE
~ Cronan Gertie
Collins Nellie
! Culley Mrs John
Clark Mrs Alice
nAUSON MRS Thee
! ~ Dawson Mrs j w
Dean Mrs l. w
Dollett Mary Jane
! E,STES HORTENSE
! IL Evans DR. r d
! EERRON MRS A d
! II Fansler Mrs Mary
Friedman Mrs
GORDON MATTE
VI Gibson Mary e
HOLMES MYRA
IL Holland Mrs L NJ
Hall Mrs Geo
Harrop Anne
Balverson Charlotte
Harmer Agnes
Howard Mrs A l.
Hudson r K
JAMES LYDIA
y jackson Nellie
Johnson Miss A
YLE MRS CHAS
N Kendall Lottie
4 ENY IDA
IL Laury Mrs E M
Larson Rhea
Lane May
Ei'KAY EMMA
M Monbeith Mrs G Z
Miller Frank
Middleton May
NIELSEN BENTA
N
IOLSON ANNIE
~ Owen Sarah
Olsen Christina
DHILLIPS HELEN
l. Pickering Annie
Portington Fanny
Picket Beryl
DEEVE GERTRUD1
III Rosenberg Anna
Robertson Mrs Prof
Reed Mrs ADELAIDE
Rogers Emma
lGMITH EMMA
No Swan Ole e
small Mrs Z A
Stansill Millie
Stayner Mary L
Shulta Paula
Soully Mrs r
Smith Julia
nIOFNSEN abb
i Tomney Louise
Twitchell n R
Thorn Mrs VIM J
WILEY + T
w Williams May
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-06

The worst cases of scrofula, salt rheum
and other diseases of the blood, are cured
by Hoods Sarsaparilla. 16
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-12-04
AGAINST GRAND JURIES.
Canadian Jurists Believe the System
At Variance With Civil Liberty.

At the coming session OF parliament
Sir John Thompson, minister OF JUS.
tice, will lay before the parliament a
bill codifying the criminal laws OF
Canada, both as regards substantive
law and procedure. Carrying out g
we'll defined wish in legal circles, he
has asked the attorney general OF eacl
province and tie judges of the domin.
ion to favor him with an expression
Ut their opinion as to the wisdom o.
abolishing the grand jury system.
There is a growing feeling that the
grand is in several respects mischie -
GUS in in it, tendency and out OF har-
mony with the genius and spirit OF
our system of criminal Jurisprudence.
1t lacks the best guarantee OF civil
liberty. The tendencyof recent legis-
lation has been to cut down the fuuc-
tons OF the grand jury. A large
number Of criminal cases do not go
before the grand jury at all but are
tried BY a judge without jury. upon
an accusation prepared by the local
crown attorneys from the dispositions
taken by the committing magistrates.
In addition to this, in number OF
cases grand juries are disabled from
entertaining charge unless there has
been preliminary proceeding or an
indictment for the offense by the
direction Of the attorney general, or
by direction or consent of the court or
Judge having authority to try the
same. In the cases in which grand
jnries still perform their functions,
their duty is virtually to revise the
work of the committing magistrate.
The subject of the abolition of the
yrand jury is not a new one as far as
the dominion government is concerned
its attention having been directed to
it for some years past.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-12-04
BELIEVED EACH OTHER DEAD.
Reunion OF Husband and Wife
Parted In the Johustown Flood.

James Stalcton was rising young
MECHANIC OF Johustowu, Pa. Miss
Minnie Appertou was a young lady OF
unusual beauty when their courtship
began. Stalcton by economy and
thrift had just finished providing him.
self with home when he thought
himself in prosperous enough circum-
stantes to marry. Miss Apperton
looked with favor on the suit OF the
young mechanic and the couple were
married q few days before the Johns
town disaster. Their honeymoon was
rudely brokenin the ruin that over.
whelmed that town, and in the con-
fusion and terror OF that awful catas-
trophe husband and wife were torn
asunder, and each thought the other
had persisted. For weeks Stalcton
walked about the place, expecting in
every mangled form that was taken
out of the ruins to discover the life,ess
features OF his bride. But in this he
was disappointed, and hopeless, and
broken in spirit he left and settled in
Califorr Ia. In the meantime, after
undergoing months OF mental agony,
Mrs. Stalcion bad given up her hrs.
band for lost. Each thinking that the
other was buried beneath the ruins Of
Johnstown, the couple drifted apart,
he settling on California ranch,
while she returned to some Of her rela.
tives in Massachusetts. A short time
ago, through a mutual friend in
Memphis, news OF the husband. whom
she had long given up for dead. was
received by the Borrowing wife in
Massachuset A telegram from Mrs.
Stalcton informed the lonely ranch
man that his bride was still living,
and would hasten to him on the next
train. When Stalcton received the
joyful tidings his Impotence would not
allow him to await his wife's coming.
Sending her a telegram. he took the
next train for the east Their meet.
ing in Memphis was most affecting
and joyous one.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-12-04
Lard Legislation.
fFrcm Prims's Crop Duiietin.)

"fn September. I cent HOO inquiries 70 the
farmers regarding q cir eniineit as to ~ pass
age of the Conger Lard Dlll receiNi lV'9 ple,
pD2 favored tie passage of general pun fooubnl.
This bill belongs to q class which attempts 10
regulate things, but she final results OF when
prove to be ii ectly opposite TO what Is
We should ha, o had national Pure fmd BAL
long AGO. but for this acita ion for Lard Bill.
Tho Wholesale Grocers' Assn. OF n. y; sent
memorial TO Washington. strongly opposing the
passage of the Conger Bill. They claim mat tne
bill is 80 on-rous that N would practc&hy Pre'ens
the use Of compound lard.
No attempt has been made to show that IL Is IN
iurlous 10 health. On the contrary u IL whoe-
meIits earning as IL does on the face OF every
nareei' A b. and which cannot be misunderstood;
hence no consumer is deceived when purchasing.
They claim that II this kind ot iea.iAion ,oSo
dent tbat the voice Of the whole country 10 In iavor
Of the necessity and importance Of passing pure
food bill"
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-12-04

Five white men hunting in the Cher
,kee Strip were captured by Indian
couts, who fastened ropes about theiR
locks and then ran them for 90 miles.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-12-04

Wabash, Ind, has midget Mrs. fra.
Stores girl babe, six inches IN he'sns AAs
weighing pound and ahalL
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-12-04

The passage Of the act to amend GER
tain sections OF the revised statutes re.
lating TO lotteries approved September
10, 1890, has been received with great
and deserved popular favor The post
ofice department and the department OF
Justice at once entered upon the enforce
ment of the law with sympathetic vigor,
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-12-04

conjecture as 10 what congress will &c.
cepl. Indeed this Reciprocity situation 10
more than an offer. Our rart 81 the bar
gain is complete. Delivery has been
made. and when the countries from
which we receive sugar, coffee. tea and
hides have placed on their free lists such
OF our products as shall be agreed upon
US an equivalent Tor our concession q
proclamation Of that fact completes the
transaction. and In the meantime our own
people have free sugar. tea, coiIee and
hides.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-01
SPECIAL xorTcE

NOTICE OF AUCTION SALE PUBLIC
IN notice Is hereby given that !, G. L. Faust
assignee. in q certain cause now pending In the
superior court of King county, Washington. en-
titled In the matter OF the insolvency OF James
Campbell and }. NJ. Z. Atkinson, co-nsrtners
under the firm name and style OF Campbell d
AtklLson, in pursuance of An order In this be-
half heretofore duly made by said cours, viii
sell and cause 70 be sold 1t public auction for
cash. nj the premises numbered 901 Front
street, In the city of Seattle, in said county,
Tuesday. the 10Th day Of May, 1872. ct halfpast
ten O'Clock q M, and between that hour and
twelve O'Clock noon OF that day, and between
the hours OF two O'Clock p. m. aud O'Clock p
m. of that day. and continuing every day there
after IT like hours. excluding Sundays. until the
sale il completed, all the stock of goods, wares
and merchandise, of which am In possession
as such assignee. and consisting of full lines Of
ell varieties OF hardware aud other articles and
things in my possession a. such assignee, and
also all the unpaid book accounts. vouchers
notes bonds bills, securities and other evil
dences Of debt and chooses in action and shop
fixtures In my possession as such assignee.
Dated at Seattle. King county. Washington,
this seventeenth day OF April. 1890.
G. L. FAUST. Assignee.
PRESTON, CARR 4 PRESTON, aud
GREENE TURNER,
Attorneys for ASSIGNEE.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-01

OFFICE OF THE SEATTLE & EASTERN
" Construction Co. TO the stockholders:
Notice II hereby given that pursuant TO the hy
laws OF the company the annual meeting OF the
stockhol iers OF the Seattle a. Eastern Construc-
ton Co. will be held at the once OF the com
pany. in the city OF seattle. Washington, 1T II
o'clock m, on Thursday. May Is. 1sso, for the
purpose OF electing trustees for the ensuing
gear and the transaction OF such other business
as may legally come before the meeting.
JOHN CRAIG, secretary.
Seattle. April IL. 1880