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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-06-12
MINOR NEWS ITEMS.
For the Week Ending June o.


The Missouri river is higher At Sioux
City than 2. any time since lss4
The wheat crop in Hungary has been
ruined by the prevalence of mildew
Arthur Connolly accidentally shot and
killed his wife at Lawrenceville, Pa,
SATURDAY.
The town Of Barrie Ont. was visited
by fiood'on Friday that caused damage
to the extent OF $50. 00O
Ezra Leech. a farmer Of Newton Coun-
ty, Miss discovered $4,000 in gold
while ditchinE Ia his field
The sash ana door factory of the Zac-
to Company at BUcoda, Wash, was
burned or saturday Loss. Sl55, 600.
Thomas King vas hanged at Boulder,
Mont, FRIDAY for killing Matthew
Fogarty al d dance a few months ago.
Three negro murdererS. Tom Miles
Fletcher Halden and Henry Halden,
were hanged at Linden, Tex, Friday
The Amos thrasher and reaper works
at Oswego. y. u, were struck BIZ light
ming on Friday and totally destroyed
Burglars SET fire to bank in Chats
worth, Ill, on sunday, and the entire
business portion % the city was burned
Fire at Tawas City, Mich. Saturday
night destroyed several thousand feet
of lumber belonging to tile Prescott
mill.
The Etna and Standard iron mills at
Martins Ferry W Va. were sold to an
English syndicate on Saturday for ST.
500, GOO.
The stock interests Of Colorado, wy
oming. New Mexico and Texas have
combined in company, with a capital
of SIS, goo, Ooo
The post-oaice building at Gof, Pa,
was struck by lightning and destroyed
on Friday and Postmaster Henry was IA
tally injured
Stanley q Jones, who has been on
trial at gainesville, o., for eight weeks
for the murder Of Lawyer A. 4. Amidon.
was found guilty
RoBBEEe went through a train on the
Northern Pacific road on Saturday near
New salem N. ID. securing the regis
tered mai natter
A test vote on the strength OF the
lottery people in the Louisiana Legis-
lature taken Friday resulted 40 to 26 in
the lottery favor
An immense crowd listened to Chaun-
cey NJ DcpeWs lecture on the worlds
fair on Thursday evening at the Audi
forum in Chicago
The 18th annual commencement Of
the University Of Pennsylvania wGs
held in the Academy Of Music in Phila-
delphia Oh Thursday
Thursday night at Jefferson City, Mo,
Harry Bright. aged IS, fatally shot his
brother Edmund. IA years Of age. mis-
taking him FOL Burglar.
Pellico, Umatilla Indian. was
hanged at Portland, Ore, Friday by the
United STATES authorities for the muir
der of an Indian woman
Franklin J Eddy. a Mexican war vet
eran and founder 81 tie Coldwater
! Mich Republican, died in Coldwater
on Friday. aged - years
Rollin Beers a lawyer at Bridgeport,
| Conn, who swindled his brother and
sister and other persons ont OF $50, 600,
fed to Canada on Thursday,
Five incendiary fires were started in
the thick y-settled part Of Davenport,
Ia, on Sunday, all within six blocks.
! But little damage was done.
w j. Kenyon has been appointed
general freight ard passenger agent Of
the Burlington 4 Northern railroad,
with headquarters at ST. Paul
According to the report just issued by
the New Orleans Cotton Exchange there
are 100000 more bales Of cotton in
sight than at this time last year
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-06-12

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; ii is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys.
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is tie
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances. lis
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. ANY reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
san FRANCISCO. car.
LOUISVILLE. ~ rex YORK. mr.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-06-12
All Quiet.

SHAwANo, Wis, June AL is quiet
and orderly a Keshena Indian agency.
The new agent, Kelsey, has taken hold,
and no trouble is anticipated The
outburst of rage on Wednesday was
caused by the news from Washington
that the McCord and Sawyer bills for
the sale of their pine had passed Con-
gress
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-06-12
visited by q CycIone.

A cyclone passed over a portion of,the
town of Little Black the other evening,
unroofng houses and barns and blow
ing down trees, Mr.. Matthotf had two
barns destroyed Twelve other houses
and barns we're destroyed, Mr. Erick
Ericksen's fine barn being among the
number. The roads were very gener-
rally blocked with fallen trees.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-06-12
Walter Freeman,s Claims.

Walter X. Freeman, who claims to
have shown Edison the first mean
descent lamp the wizard ever saw, and
who has sued the United States Elec-
trio Lighting Company for $50, 900. had
a career of year and half in Eau
Claire as electrician of the National
Electric Manufacturing Company, and
returned to New York four months ago.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-06-12
Death in a Turning Barn.

ANDERSON. Ind, june 9.-The barn Of
Patrick Crook burned al 1 o'clock Satur-
day morning. His son Dan, aged 10.
who was sleeping in the building, and
two horses were burned to cinders Tom
Crook had both eyes burned out and
was otherWise badly burned
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-06-12
Pardoned hr the President.

ST. LOUIS. June Especial from Lit
tie Rock, Ark, to the Evening Chroni-
Gle says: The Indian woman, Sulsie
Chootey, who was sentenced to be shot
for the murder OF her husband, has been
pardoned by the President. The exc
cution was to have taken place next
week in the interior of the Creek ma
ton whore the crime was committed.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-06-12
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Many Were Victfmized.

LA CROSSE. Wis. June civilian
Palmer was arrested by post-ofiice in
spectors in this city Saturday for
swindling Wisconsin, Iowa and Mime
sofa people out Of SIS, goo by bogus
employment agency. He had branches
in Burlington, Dubuque, Davenport,
Oshkosh, Eau Claire, Racine and WI
mona
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-06-12
pied in Jail Of Alcoholism.

Casper Bartholomew, brewer aged
IS years diedin his cell in the county
Jail at Milwaukee sometime between
midnight and o'clock the other morn
ing. Bartholomew was sent in from
Wauwatosa for fifteen days on conyic-
ton Of yagrancy. He was q confirmed
drunkard, and the immediate cause Of
death was alcoholism
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-06-12
ROBBED a MAlL-cARRIER.
Two Masked Highwaymen in Missouri
Get Away with $4,000.

Get Away with $4,000.
ST LOUIS, June "a telegram from
Mine Lamotte, Mo, says that mail
carrier, while on route to mine near
that place with 81, 600 in curren-
cy, was suddenly brought to a
halt by two men who had their
faces covered with -four sacks.
The men presented reyolyers to the car
rier's head and demanded the money,
which was given up, and the men made
their escape. 1t is said the money was
consigned to the owners Of the Mine
Lamotte and was to be used in paying
off the miners.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-06-12
nurninr 81 a IIonr.nIill.

LAKE CITY Mimi, june g An in
cendiary fire destroyed the Boston
Touring mill in this city Sunday morn
ing. The mill was owned by 0. NJ.
Crumpler, Of Jacksonville, Fla. Loss,
S75, 600: insurance. so, 900
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-06-12
Kunze PIaxing DetectIve.

CHIe AGO June 9-John P. Kunze.
the little German exCronin suspect.
claims that he is going to clear his name
of any thing to do with the Cronin case.
He says the public may expect a sensa-
tion in about week and that he is
going to bring in the man who drove
Dr. Cronin's body to the catch basin
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-06-12
The Failure Record.

NEW YORK. June THE business
failures occurring throughout the coun-
try during the last seven days number
205 as compared with total of 2lS last
week, For the corresponding week OF
last year the figures we're 225
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-06-12
Cattle starving. eeevE -,

SILVER CITY, \. NJ, June o-Thous.
ands Of cattle are dying for want of
food There has been no rainfall for
six months in the southern portion Of
the Territory and ranges are bare.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-06-12
Life-SaYer Killed.

BosToN, June John Harvey gate
man OF the Roxbury crossing Of the
Providence railroad, who had received
many medals for his heroism in saving
life, was killed Thursday night while
attempting to save a woman from a
fast-moving express train He was
only 20 wears old.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-06-12
a nighwayman,s snccess.

UkIAH Cal, June Z The north
bound stage from Ukiah was robbed
Friday afternoon three miles out Of
town by lone highwayman. 1t is re-
ported that the robber secured 81. 600
from Wells. Fargo & 90. S box.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-06-12
A saw.AIilI Rnrned.

CAIRO, III, June 8 AT o'clock
Wednesday night fire destroyed the big
saw and planning Of A. ]. Bill, at
Ullin, Ill, few miles north OF here.
Loss, So. 900; Insurance 50. 900.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-06-12
Hi. sentenee W. Jnsf.

New YORK. June THE Supreme
Court general term has affirmed the
conviction and sentence ii ex-Sherif
Flack
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-06-12
eAsE.eAlL.

Standing Of the six Leading Organize
tions Tor the Week Ended June :.
The following table shows the num-
Der Of games lost and won By the clubs
Of the six most prominent baseball or
plantations.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11
HE DIDN'T WORRY.

Newapaper Man who Can write q
Leader aud Make Up Form as Well
BILLY Towers. OF tho National Repub.
lean. vas a very nervous foreman.
William ID. Eaton was the most indif-
forout nan on the paper when Frank
Hatto1 managed IL. One night about
ono O'Clock g u. writes a Washington
correspondent Bnly csne in and urged
Nr Eaton 20 write his musical and
dramatic column SO that ne could
flash making up tho form for tho edi-
t0rial pogo Mr.. Eaton smiled careless
D.. AID said. Billy. Two been fore
nan on a morning paper myself Ali
fo-en~n think sbous one o'clock that
thero Won't be paper The next morning
unless copy is hurried up sll around the
oTce BsS Billy" and be puffed bis
Havana Vith tbe utmost nonchalsnce,
'thers always IA a pape-. Did Tou ever
notice it Billy There always n pa
Der Nov. there's a dear good man,
riesse 90 away and don't bother ue
III make up the editorial form myself
and save ron the trouble. Ia, "a"
Billy went our swearing mad. bat. IN
short tm-. Nr Eaton oonne7ced %
write. anf when be got down 20 bust
ness. be showed his pencil over the pa
per ike lightning vas behind IL He
could turn 81 more elegsn& graceful.
entertaining natter With rno-e esse,
than any nan svar ~orsO.d With. More
over be couid 20 out AMI make up the
form sor the hoys, With iuss sAe sane
derr-- = case and speed. he is sn al
-ouod newzVeper nan. and bs demon
strs ~ thas There always Is paper.
Bill There always a" : n. 3
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11

little money Ia stop up thar an show
'em how a white man kin eat when he's
got his pegs set right"
Money" said the bailrfT; why, 1t
won't cost you anything. It's frce--
II was then that old Bill lost HIS
breath What he exclaimed. you
don't mean to say that mout pitch in
thar an hep mysof."
That's what you can do
Look here, don't tamPer with me
this way. You may Joke my clothes
and you may call me an old fool. but
don't low no man 10 projic with my ap-
petite"
I'm not joking. What l tell you Is
true. Just go up there now, and help
yourself"
The old fellow threw aside his brown
jeans coat and squared himself at the
table. Old FOUNDERS had never seen a
man eat with such determination.
Every once IN a while ho would look up
and say: Beats anything ever seed.
Et man had told me that thar was sioh
q thing IN tho world, wouldn't "a be-
licved him. Jest come In an eat all
you want TO without payin' cent
Sholy the world must be gittin' putty
close 70 the ond. How do wush mur
an the gals wuz here. l jos know that
when I 20 home an tell EN- about It
they won't b1'eve me- They'll say that
thar couldn't be sich q thing. May
have another hunk Of that beef?"
Help yourself" said the bartender.
"Wall, wall, he remarked. as he cut
of another piece Of meat, II ncvor seed
the like. No wonder jim Pettygrue
allns wants TO be 'lected 70 tho legisla-
tor. Fl the fellers at homo know'd what
I'm doin' now wouldn't thar mouths be
watorin'? Oh, it's all mighty we'll fur
you men that 1.-Two here 70 stan thar an
not cot, but you live "a I've been doin'
fur tho last forty year and eat CON
bread an acUrn-fed hog an then not git
enough OF that except when the preach
er come. and you better 6Ieve you'd
dive Ct this feast too. Wall, wall. Jest
10 think that ef / had died yistidy
my life would "a been a failure-yes,
gentlemen, plum fat-tooted failure.
Il was mighty norrer escape, for
rnout never have seed this place. ] havc
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11

mo ttink ,has Fou hz.t f1-vvs.cn :has
borrowed ik 1 10 mat fnrng myself
soEneEtmese"
'-ius y0u never borrowed = q me-
ths Representative ropkied.
IN. ye>, a. ssGsa the stranger y
mes you az sos sntrAnoe OF Etse fEoaso OF
Representatives ys.ser,iay afternoon
and Aaked yua ,Or - Doa't yos reusu-
her it7-
'~f0a are certainly MISTAKEN was
The reply. 7 neVsr saw roo before,
and positively never loaned you any
n0ney.>
-A-e you not Frank LAwier. Ot Chi
eaeos~ she stranger ASked
-OhJ no. an not Mr.. LAvier. bat I
understand :. no~. I'm friond OF Mr..
1A~hr. We ST very near each o<hor In
.tSe Aoslsa haro been mistaken tOr
hirn severzl tiuse- While upon The foor.
The ssztensnt was trne TIE clerks
and even tho paws had trsqoently
taksu No gentleman Dor Mr Le~lsr.
On shs following evening Hon Prank
Iaslsr stDod NJ she corrtipr 1t WI
lariPS hund red o,rsy tect wcre nov
fng 0<sr the marble foor. A string
bard In The srts~char1bar lsadlng 20 the
dining roon was rsclstng The SORROWS OF
Nfc(sinsy LaNisr vas blowing ~rcsshs
OF smoke In 20 ths afr from . trsgrAn,
Hs~~nN A tsypis lfstfs follow wtsh a
g1fning hesrt, Sc1tsvny coat ana check
sroasers rushed ap 80 him and said:
"Fn a n5tle short so-night I wish
you'd loan no TEN dollars got che
-Erung horse ss too raees today
Lasier eifaebsd ths cfwsr between
~ soeth. placed nfs bands behind bis
bach. sud reGTurlsd tho little fellow
xfth sAoical indtfssrsnca
~Yoa n4ghs make = sWsuty wnfle
you're Abcusit" the stranger continued
-s'rve yBs a dcad saro q . Tor so-nOrrU~1
Frank paffsd cloud Os smoke over
nis bad and then SAL: -Whass Jour
litre rsns9 WHIST - yoa take ue forP
Chicago's yot fbo fair What rAoket A1e
.you working. snybo-7-
W.. 4 ussd ao work ~ re cose With
ron yosrs ago when yor ses typs on tfe
.Roure ssuti rusL Ihe ytrangsr repiied
.-Oh. yoa' re E>y or F'rank rsspondN
- Pm no prnssr
Why. Sre yOu not --- -, uSenhsr
ofCons-rvss trorn New York CsJy
~No.- Prank --vkied wish a isEh
-bus <rsst msnT people tars ne Cor
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11
HA6

been fghstn' sgin towns ell ny life.
but an thar friend trum this time on.
I tel 7oA Oh. ef u1ur An The gals could
josf ses ne a slstberin round hero row.
ehss would they say7 7 sin't got no
boys, jest rot ten gals, and hsvs been
mighty disayp'r ted an thoaght that
my hfs Eas a failure, bat is al right
row
"Hor long before you1l b ready 70
go7" the bailiG asksd
oh for E-oSuess sake. CsPn. donr
cone tslsin - ne About zsin' nor. Ny
life coue 50 close shave % bein' a
failure chat 7 nust stay here awhile
lon ger - make shore bat this h-ere ANA
a dream tser~d tbat 7 mont rake ID
a. Ard mTscf 0st III the mountains. a
estir' the 49, p a lesa hor an loos-
in AZ rr1r sni tbe Tn -a.s Yor fest
g o1 IN 5rsr ir here se--eri-ae tafs
evsna' an rebhv ~ t1at ure mont
= rss' s. 81 e. Ti-h T7a
The esF -or--a5 at~-- $50 ----e
ls-w Tee old fellow h-5 s17s-- p
raaSsr EtCrr In An easT-chair i1 rr2ut
- zicvtng Trate. TIE P'sr- ssss-
Gsnerzl - in sarnest o-rsrsseso1
~iss AsheT r raru.A. ~ Tolis~tA A
yea-a7i-naT -ose vNs hstnz taxsn @
rath - sp ao snsw-v ~ - nar-e. snd
che new ~--h~r 1z6a . ted -~et f1-
Fa-s--a-y-r
r,oS ---1l-r- - safi- - -
&r--uod .rs- tbe -hafr -e-a -at y "
Care 90 &,r-f ---r--- - "a.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11

ground. an had hafer notion Of tradin'
tho gray uar' OF, but 1t is all TOO late
now"
say. Tn not going to let you lie
here any longer. Come. see II you
can't got up aided the bailif, attempt
inr 20 raise him.
oh, tell you it amt no use, for I'm
q goner. sn' 10 sarvos me plum right"
I've cot some excellent whisky in
ny room" said the bailiff; ''and II I
had 10 horc know that it would help
you
You'd bcttor send FUR IL l reckon
Don't you think SO, Cap'n7"
I've got nobody 70 send
"Wau, KANT you run over thar and
git ito"
I'm afraid 20 leave you"
Wall" said the old fellow. scufiing
20 his feet, II reckon better GO with
you. IL allus dsstresses ne TO hear OF
kera-spilin' somewhsr. Come ahead ="
Hold on, But what about dying7"
wall. W. kin ax that sonc other
ti-c. Got sushin mo- important on
hand Jest now" OPIE z. READ.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11

~Nc slr. SIS - "a a. lcs s.e s-oEe.
A 1aa shas - go - - ss1Ss SAsa
1 nass sagEt " die. a. rs suaeksr zas
betbsr faE t1s oszuEa a-zlsy Hsnt n
taaE ~ sss IKE = sl4Ess fooa 1ssI oeczzs
it 11dn't cost l8tain' al E0s l an 9Yl1'
2a 7 q glad = -
NJ tr1sud. it s0ns q e lst g0a Ia
aers tlls -aY'
Yes. iG .li-igs gos - d. I sil1z
tholghL 4 S4s blasted toeA, al ao-
kaos IL Bas nndia' IL oet oct ue KY
nfe. Wash g0a S0ald @nss a letter -
Ear an ths zsls. ,aF sushia' hzs shLs.
Pap aled asoas ak 0'clock sis sssain'.
Hs soulI lived fsS yeas loEgeF,
blt ID dAas have sense enough be
fgald d place ~ ~ be could e1s without
lagin ~ 2ay f1r Il IN dlsc night Lh4z,
wLrl = hlnk u 5sef ia o1e hand IN
Gsl bone stickin through bis teeth.
lle done his t1Iy - be 1aderstood Il
flr - made . > saole beef lOoz 30 bigger
than . cat bls the trouble as he
Gldn't have sense enough - Entsrssand
what his real 1aty Sas. an laid down
hl5 lf- ll conses uenec. Pat the lOs
ground in wheat next year, wife. an
marry % - many OF ths gsis as Yoa
conveniently can Give SCI % Zeb
speacoF far I allus did have a spite
lgin hlm- Let Sue hlssie around fur
hersef an would Be nightly pleased
ef you would marry the preacher. he
never tid treat ne right no aOV.
shall / write it iast ~ you have
given ltp" the bailir asked
Yes, est eKaetly'
~Rus some of tt seems 20 come from
another m2n and the other part cones
directly from you
'-Thas dOn't make 40 difuncs. send
IL along
Is there any thing else you wish 70
saY9"
Yes. tell mur that left sns cross
cut saw out In the woods an that she
better have it brought ia Now leave
ms - let ms die.
Hanged IL I don't bslisve you wiz
die"
"Tibby sh0 On. I'm gone an thar
Ant 10 mistake about IL JEST stood
rlght Up thar Al eat my fool sef 20
death, when I mad 50 much on hand,
too Wanted % clear up pioce Of neE
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11

tss HoGse."
I az M --. troEa tAs Iowa as
tzict BE sald
VEL. In very glsa - 1Aks yoSr 30
ezsia lSnes, sd n4s eonpsnio1s reach
iaz oes his HAD
Tie Reps 6itcan showed trSoe et IN
Gfgnatico II hls manner. = lrst want
~ seu Yoa@ BE said 'TrAs tsllo" = II
tie post-ocos yet 2zd ny m2a = get
ttng little impatient u yoo are go
Tag % ao any thing foE ne, ne ums %
% Il IS noS, rlght away l ~sEs q ses
shkt Democrat oat and put god ke-
publican n. They vii De holding
Congress loGal convention out there IN
fsw wssA aad he msESeE = htg-s
important - ne
Here tie Postmaster General looked
more than surprised What DO yOa
uaeAa?' he asked
DO you mean . tel ne, said the
new member that you have forgotten
your promise?'
Why ! know your face, Sss the re-
ply. bat In not conscious u having
ever spoken - VOC ~ al before.
Well. hr WaaamakeF. yoa may %
. good man. but"
he was broken of short.
Great Heavens, you dont take me
for the Postmaster a eneral- 10 you?'
exclaimed the Representative Il an
nos Mr. WsnanakeF I'm Mr. Good
night. Of Kentucky"
The Republican half arose and looked
Mr.. Goodnight ia The eye. Tic was ap-
psrently disposed 70 dispute his word.
bat after some seconds. replied. 'Ex-
cuse me, Mr.. Goodnight, but did any
body ever tell you that you looked like
John Wsnsmaker27
Yes was tie reply. Pm stopped on
the avenue two or three times day
Ciarkson mistOok me for Wanamakcr
once, and Harry Bingham always asks
Ey opinion before no reports bill from
the post-ofllce committee"
Thero is a rema-ka BE resem blance
between Roger Q. Mills and Henry J.
Spooner Of Rhode Island chairman u
the committee on accounts. They are
both so handsome that IL IS dimcult 20
4 tell which Is tho best looking. Both
I haSe bright, laughing eyes ana both aro
/ very courteous 1t Is said that since
! the hearing upon tho tariff bill began,
/ SpcOner'5 life has no. been as pleasant
as il used 70 be. Importers and others
l interested frequently take him for Mr.
Mills They compliment him upon the
tarif bill that be drew up in the las;
+ Congress, and urye him 10 DO what he
can to keep hides on the free list On
I the other hand, Democrats cordially
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11
KE DIDN'T DIE
A Naive T1.ckss = Frss rsunca
COmsSSr
IA syo~rza sssEy - O1a baa r-<n-s<s
ElrsE .Ad Oz4sy v-s<t - 60
1sz - s-sss@<.~s

r-pESsnsxr fspO 81 s4cEExEEEs col
OLd Ean T&bo4 u EAST TezneSsess.
xss summoned - Nashville - appeSE
a. sitnsss before the United sssses
CoarS TIE cd fslA0~ raj never before
seen a t0sn. bas hs ~As oy ~ means
d4zed- he looked Win iRti1erehoe 81
ths State capi tol-he bllnksd ~iuh IN
eonoera u shs electric hghss, I'D re-
garaed rzllFosd engine. tie nrss 10
lad ever seen. With = sort q aid con-
tempt. bur along IN the sfterno0n he
encountered something that made him
gasp With ast0nish menL In eoa. Pany
With baiha be went inDO4 saloon, and
there on = table he saw an elaborate
lunch Of the free spsesss There Vas
roast IS large a. horse block. half
bushel Of sla~. an enormous baked n,l
and a number of other sppeslL4ng feat
urss
Hanged ef they don't bI'eve In eatin'
in here. any how, 4" said bill, - be CARED
lOngiagly a. Tie spread III ,ess had
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11

Whue Hon Thad stevsns was pysc-
t~f0F law a. Lancaster Pa. a ho7
sidlel ~ .o his 3e@x
Take - To1r hst NJ Ste-ers said
81 ai7t -1t ny bas on. replied tbe
brr
Wa a rc~ -e-1 hT -ortrass-ti az
r-e-- 8~-rrd-i ~ Stevens
sr- --- -y at - persistsd she
bow -fs ri 2 brot her Joes Sat"
fh Mr Srarr1s said a. - -
PRESSED a sr-fe We'll tbe rers tI-.s
rer ho-r m s-rand here 1-i1z T,e - th
v-a. sr tts- he ear ars -F SIS has ~-
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Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11
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