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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-19
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-19

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-19

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Telegram-herald., 1891-10-28

llty ~ uhAsk hAfspe-
SPECIAL ELEcTIoN.
Csry clAsK's ofvscx.
CIR OF GsAsp RAxlps. Mica, Oct z. 1854.
10 the Electors Of the said city OF Grand
TAss NofIes-Thst a special election via.
be held In said city 4 Grand Rapids on Tues
eieosing rspFeseaistise in csaxrsss irsm tss
filth Congressional dat lei al Michsgan. 10 nj
the vacancy c<ased by the death OF the Hoa
slsclias Judge Of me poi ice eoars ei Gr4nd
RAPIDS 10 MI the vacancy caused BY tue death
OF the Hon. yobn ]. Holiness SAID special
e ss es1 ~ 4sd 70: 'ss sss
further axe notice that the following places
have been duly designated BY the eoinman
Council OF said eity 81 6fsnd R~ssids as the
precine's thereof, OF said city Of Grand Rapids.
for said special election Viz.
First Ward. First Prceiact-No. uo Eiis
first Wsrd. secena Prsetnes-No. Is Grand
Vile avenue Nrutngs bsroer shop
First Ward. third freYiaet-No. IL Grand
Firss Ware. Fourth Prseinet-No 10 Grand.
First Ward; Fifth Preciae'-No. css South
First Ward. sixth Prccinct-At Hssh 4 Co. Is
store buildirK. corner oil south Diyisioa street
and Grand RAPIDS Lansing ana Detroit rail-
See Second Ward. First Prsci ncs-No n ana 70
Ottawa street store formerly occupied BY
Harvey 4 Heystek1
seeoad Ward. Sreoad Prscint-Nc. q North
Division street. Wunsmings Carriage tzciery
Third Ward. First preclucs-As Ne. a. t6
aud " South DIN sion street.
Ta ssoT. sa c fse e,
Third Ward. Third Precinoi-At once Of
Boulevard livery barn on eherIv street
Fourth Ward. First Precinct-South west
of md
kil.euger's store tso called,
Fourth wsId. second Precinct-Basement
ofnumter Isl ottawa street. tLosttgert's build.
Fourth Ward, Third Precinet- Northeast
corner Of East Bridge ard Clancy street.
fonrth Ward. Fourth Precinct-Number tsl
FIFTH WrTd. First Precluet--At south store
Of : unders' block so called west SIDE Of
Plain I'D sveaue. north OF Quimly street.
Fiji. Ward. second Precinct-No- " Pain
Fifth W.rd. Third Preciacs-ft south store
OF baruard block 80 called. cast le VI Otts-
wa str Set, known as s25 OTTAWA -. e.
SIKH Ward, First pfeciuct.-At no. - Al
pine avenue Bas tel Jonker's block.
Sixth Ward. second preeipct-At No, o.
Vest Leonard street
Sixth Ward. Third p. cinct-At No. 3s West
Leonsrd street. wi,mont block.
Seventh Ward, FIRST Precinci-6ermania
Hall tso called, frou. street.
Seventh Ward. Second Precsnst-No. lH
Seventh Ward. Third Preoinct-No. q Stock.
ing street.
figh,h Ward. FIRST PreclEct-Turner hail $50
called Jefferson street.
Eighta Ward, Second Precinct-Polish hall
tsa called Jackson street.
Ninth Mard. Frat Preeinet-Ne. 80 West
Fulton street.
Ninth Ward, Second pfee.nci-At building
on aorthcasf corner OF 81 aiSbf street aud
Bu,terworln avenue, No. ~ Straight STREE.
Tenth Ware, first Precines--to. 81 Jeder-
san sv~rue. Herman Or. brl's store
Tenth Ward. Second preciHet-At R.nCnette
hail. corner OF South Division street aud Fifth
avenue.
Tenth Ward. Third PrecIpct-Ee. 6ls
Wealthy avenue. Mel:s 8 fer.uson's store.
Tenth Ward. Fourth Preciac,-No. ITO Bax-
ter street.
Tenth Ward. Fifth Precinct AZ southeast
corner Of Madison avenue and sdAals street.
Attest: WILLIAM A. sHlNkMAN
Clerk OF the city II Grand kspijA
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-28

nar, Simeon p. Collins. Re ssue-
Adolphus Hopkins. lncreas - latham
Stanlry. JenIei Moor Daniei Il srgess,
john Leichard, Hamilton Cirson,
Daniel Quain, Charles VI. Lane, JOSEPH
Allen. Edward Ri elk, Edwin Ia. Coon,
WilllamHanover. Minor L. Colt, james
A. Miles. Arthur NJ. Nelson, Wilson
Vreeiand, Luther II. Culver, Martin l..
Chaplin, Jacob HiIborn, NJ. NJ. Godfrey.
Reissue--L-muel X. Nichols, George
Depnng. Alfred Thompson. john Gntn-
rie, Eilsh +. Armstrong, charles Col
den. Gu lies n. Hunt. George F.
Heath, Reubea Cook, John e. Thomas.
Reissue and overwhelmingly Bum
yea. Original, widows. etc-Llzzie A.
Parker. Mary Bensley. Francis A.
Shiver, Mary A. Harper, Emma NJ.
johnson, Mary r. Grove. Amanda NJ.
lDgrah nm, sarah A. Mintonye, Dina
Wright (motneTJ OF Harrison Irembly.
On, if only had her complexion.
Why, !. is easily obtained. Use Pozzo-
nr's Con- p!exlon Powder.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-28
REGISTRATION NOTICE.

To tho Electors Of the City Of Grand Rapids:
TAKE NOTICE. That the undersigned mc.n-
ters Of the Board Of Registration of theCity
III GrzBo Rapids will meet at the following
locations In the respective precincts OF the re-
spcctiyc wards Of the cits of Grand Rapids. In
tue said city on saturday. October sisf 4; ID
from eight O'Clock Ia the forenoon until eight
O'Clock In the afternoon on each OF said DAYS.
for the parpose OF making a perfect list. rs
nsar as may be, OF all persons residing In each
/ the constitution Of The State of Mlchiran asd
entitled 70 vote n said p,eeincts,..
First Ward. First Preeieact-Numher 10
81 .sworth avenue.
Pirst Ward. Second Precinct-Frclins's bar
Der SH%ssr srsenssSS@ser ~
Grandslle avenue leppink 60. scosl once.
first Ward. Fourth Observation-Disclosures s26
I, Grandv!lle avenue lA:C .Tuinstrr's fruit store
First Ward. Fifth Precinel-so. e.S South
i FIRST Ward. SIXTH Prsenet-A, Re,a & Co.'S
store tuiiding. corner OF south piyisfoa street
and Grand Rapids. Lansing 4 Detroit railroad
i, Second Ward. First Precircs-IIsrtmsn's
/ lecture room. North Iona street.
l Second Ward. Second Iecinet-Doornfnks
cigsr store, No. Is North Division street.
| Third Ward, FIRST Preclset-At No. ~. ~
and - yauih Division street.
drua store a. No. SIS Cherry street.
Third Ward. Third Prccinci-At efnce Of
Boulevard livery barn on Cherry street. lou
Fourth Ward. First Preeinct-souih west
| corner 81 Kent street. and Crescent avenue.
/ Nj myers store so called
Of No. IL Ottawa street I,oestxerf's huIldinsl
| Fourth Ward Third PFecl nct-Nerthesst
/ corner East I,rid7e and Clancy street
renrsh Nasd. Fourth Preeinct-No. 81 East
f,i'a Ws.s Ii..' Xre sa,s ssu's ..sr :;
FIN Ward, second Preciaes-So. ~ Pain
.FI,th Ward. Third Precipcf-Ai south store
"a -. ct kacwn IS 81 ottawa street
Sixth Ward. First preeinrf-tt No. z5 Al
pis~ avenue. Baftei Jenker's block.
sixth ward, Second freoinct-No. g "esi
sssth Ward. Third preeines-At Ne ~ Wet
Leonard street. swlinef block
seventh Ward. First Precinef-osrrDanIa
I halt 'so-caiedA Front street.
sevtrth Ward. second precinet-Nc. ia
ss,,sis wsrd. Third rrscinei-yo y Stock
Nahth wsra. First Precines-Turner hall
se-caIlea. yeferscR street.
| scaled gseksor street
Nj II Ward. Fsrss Prscsnes-No. 80 West
Slnts Wara. s<eesa preeinct-At building
o. -~rthesss csrrsr ii ft-sseht street end
Bstter~erth svesse. Nc. sze STRAIGHT street.
Tspth wsrd, rirst pr.slast-Ai Hsrmss
Tenth Ward, seeoao PrtcBct- AZ Esss-essss
Hail. carBsr senfh Division street and FIFTH
xvcnue
wraltss svs,'ss. MI. rersn.sn .fsrs.
Tepfh Ware. Fourth frecises-Ns. lie Ban
fsrts xrs, r.h prreln--s, ..usse..,
eornsr et Madison sveps- sss Aasrs. ssrest
EasArd n. stein. hnrcn< a. frost
/ nrhrff sVfsuf. Faxsnf u, farxer.
wm. fsssum S~~ss a psnfsp.
E4esrs q Dfneeff. Mash kfnser,
/ Yr-f - HazfF& James VI Eahenef.
Msfflan y. stotrs. frrsrfsh ~ gaserseH
tndre~ peyse Joseph Primer
ress A. Hssser t4cfra Wnrx,nrr.
ts~crxs a, Ntia Isaac y. Turr<r
Tfsfk r. fSrptetef, 1eaF rrerfs.
fcsr4 ~ Resssirs<lss ef the cits II erssa
nssss y sasa or 4 erssa nassss TIE ,ss
/ e&s ~ ovfsk<y. A n is<f
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-28

Grand Rsrsc. Mich., oct =. 1891. /
Notice h herVbp Z. sea thss she as>rsewrst
res Tor the coBsl4 ue1tsa 81 = sewer IN Cater
rrst frcsa eyeamers strpot ~ 10 feet srHfh
- ffssffss esenae. n tAe elfv ~ drama tsfy-
fass Res 10 ny hksdA saa thai vi ~
e<sse sssm~st thereon sar ire period .!
fweeI aats lfoEs lbs date. ~ The snee 81
ire CIV frsassres ctfs bal
william Hakf
tss II CIR ffrasArvf.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-28
TnEAsURER.s NOTICE.

Cry TsFssusyH's 0yr4cr
GR.xp Rams. Mica. oct. ~ 1921.
Ncfiee Is hereby gwen that the assessment
ROLL tee the Tn rssvsment Of The aiiey between
West Brsadwax street and straight street
frers Wet fulton street 70 Pesslsy aliey. Is
new IN ny haaas. ana shst 7 viii re-
- - psyneut thereon fer the rsris1 Of tveniy
favs from this date - the oshes ~ tee CITY
WILLIAM MAKE.
nevf2 CITY Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-28
IaKAsuasn's solice


dssaa sspsaa n 20 =, ces isss
Seffee - feks sax-x tsst "a sese~sHenf
- ses The eaassfa-ssss ef a sessz - est
q siFess ffssa saash lane sFfss- - ~
iea <t4exs Toe eits - 90 80 "a iaA uise
2 50 h*ass ksa that ! ~ssi resetfe FsssaeNt
fHfHtA f@s fte pffsa ~ fsrHts a14s fFaA
80 ssse. 81 ths - . - zee cree ffss<sF,'E
eHs nsts
wiLEf.s HAxR
hs* Cts fssssase4.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-28
ADJUSTMENTS.

%OwERs' GRAND OPERA HOUSE
nrafy 4 Garwpod. Lessees and MANAGERS.
. 1. I. Hickey. Resident Manager & Treas.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-28

me f4ks shore xla CseFssaa4 a. cenps action
Wfth ne Ere ara r. ssse /. = n. ~ forrrs fes
euletes1 ap6 nsss direct sostf v fltsssnsz
a. n Ssru.
e-7kr. A. Cleyeiane.
q ux~rccs. T1ct-f Aesrt. berst
JAS CsxsssH. Csfs Agt = kenfeeet
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-28
CuVr CO sKPT. aipi
AND WEST MloAioAn nv.


GOING TO CHICAGO.
Nv. GRID RAPlDs-9soa am sos pm :sspm
Ar. CHICA90.........-3,sSp pm t.2 pm Tfoam
RETURNING FROM CHICAGO
Lv. CHICAGO -.........a 90 am 4 - pm ;lsrn
Ar. GRID kAplDs-.3:3 pm 1910 pm -e:ie~'n
TO AND fsox sIx4Os nssBoR. or. scstrH Asp IN
IxeikNArolis
Nv, Grand Raridx--ss0o am sol pm ~ .aspm
ar. Gtand Rapids.--6.l0 AN s;5' 2m lo.iopm
10 Asp rsos srSSrscS.
Lv. q. r. 0:ae an ] F5 pm $50 pm so pm
Ar. q. K-l0.l5 ana 3;N pm eos pm .--...---
TO AND rncs vAsIsrEy ,sD Trsrssfr c'ry.
Iy. Grand kHrfos..-.....--.....- = am ettf fth
Ar Grand pm sisN pa
THROUGH CAR SERVICE.
Between Grand Rapids and Chiezse- Wagner
sleepers-Lesxo Grand isapifs - y. ~ I
leave Chicago III Is y. m. Dre~fnz f.eom cafs
Leave Grand Rs fds l.0s p. No. leave Oh.
cage zs<s pm. free CHAIR Iars-LeSfe rrsn9
Rapids 300 am eeyc Chieag6 ssoo an
Detwern Grand Rapsds aud Indisnspc.-
Sleeping and Chsir t,sr--Lsases s.rsne Aspia@
s,cept esiurday. Has p. ~. leaves iDdiaAa
poiis exeert run6ay. s:ts y. m.
Between ffraad kspias and hsnistce-free
Chair Car-Lesves 0ranG bapiaf s..i pa
leaves Aanlstee ssls aEi-
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-28
DRAGGED By Thu AAIR
HOG . Hilarious Detroit Pollock
Amused Himself.
SlICIDED By CUTTING HER THROAT
a saisstas WsnAa Pound Dead IN .
bsy-Shss Through the Ssek-iset-
dsats aad Accidents usppssisg
N shs state % Largo.

Detroit police officers are n whifl
OF excitement. Sunday night, Ofhcer
Robert Cayanagh observed John sa-
bonick dragging q woman along the
street by the hair OF the head. She WIS
clad IN her nightdress aud her shrieks
Indicated she was not willing party TO
the scene. The officer rescued the wo-
man who proved to be saoonic
neighbor, who attempted TO espostnlAte
with the hilarious Pole Before he
knew il Sabonick was humping him
over the head with a char, Mrs. Ss-
honiek MAS scratching and biting his
legs Ike q cat and Mrs. Valeski, q
female friend. was gripping him about
the neck with q snake-hke embrace.
The rumpus finally attracted attention
from the street and . fellow officer en-
tered the house and rescued Cavanagh
who was fast being reduced W pulp.
sabonIck was knocked senseless, but
his wife, an apparently fragile woman,
howled ike q wild Cat, and bit another
piece out OF the officers leg. The en-
tire family was finally subducd and
taken 10 headquarters heavily mana
eled. Sahonick was heavily fined. but
the women were dismissed with bless
ing.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-28
MICHIGAN CENTRAL

fDsily. All others daily except scaday.
Taking effect Sunday. jay u. issA
Sleeping cats ON Pacific and Auaauc Ex-
presses o. nd from Detroit fAricr cars IVA
or Day Express snd ,srand Rapids txpress -
aud from Detroit. Direct connections made
81 Detroit with al throush trasns east over
the Michigan Central raiirea1 Canada ssotl'
ern Diviyenl.
O. ". KrceLrs. q. p ana +. Agt, chsca-o~
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-28
LEGAL ADVERTISING

ORDER OF PuBLICATJoN-Sfate of Michi-
gan-The Circuit Court for the County Of
Kent, In chancery. John Henry. complainant.
Hso Ans Msse MH5 ayy RS ssmls Reya RnS
ert Brown and Jano Mai. defendants. At q
session OF ssid Court. held at tho curt House
Ia the City OF Grand Rapids, In said couaty,
on the 18th day Of September A. ID. 1881.
Present. Hon. Allen G. Adsit. Circnit Judge
In this cause. Is appearing from affidavit on
Nile. that the defendaRts,Nanc Hen y. Mathew
Hartiy, Thomas brown, Robert Brown and
Jane Blair. xrc not residents OF tnis state, but
are residents Of Ireland, Europe. ON motion
OF c. o. Smed;ey. comp ainant's solicitor. IL is
ordered that the appearance OF sad uon-re,i-
dentdefendsnts. Nancy lenIy. Mathew Hart
". Thomas Brown. Robert Brown aud Jane
Blair he entered herein Within Eve months
from the date OF this order. and a. case Of
thet- ap pearance that they cause their answer
g. tie blu Of complaint TO BE- filed. and a cory
Thereof TO b. served on the eomrIainant's so
letter within twenty days sfesr service on
then OF ~ copy Of saic bill and notice Of this
orde'; and In default thereof. said bill will be
fenasnts. Aud IL is further ordered. that
with u ffteen DAYS the complainant cause a
notice OF this order Co be publ shed In the Tele-
gram II ersid. newspaper printed. published
publication be continued therein once in each
week for dx weeks In succession. or that be
cause . copy Of this order to be personally
served on said non-reSidrnt defendants az least
for their appearance. ,,,rxc .ns,r
Examined. ceunters.ansd and entered by
me- JOSEPH j. EMERY.
Deputy Register.
cemplalpant's Solicitor.
JOSEPH J. EMERY.
we'd oct IS Deputy Register,
TREAsURKkS NOTICE.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-28

CRY freSsarerp o~e-f
eessA naeaes kifh .lfsss. ~ ISL
ftflet = &fFebs xsse that $50 s~<x<ssaEef
ri ref xeas A. ssse Efs~sssse Hsni yes stTref
REV Nsxs i-><sase sfv~FF - asrtt ssFesl =
Ha9 aHs hxet< SIC tAst e}t yrfesf pay
hem an. ssss. ~ tss eac> - ne 1fss<aF e.
xILlf aN HkkF
aex "a tsfs ffe.se~es
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-28
City Treasurer's Ufnce

City Treasurers Once,
Grand Rapids. Mich. Oct. ". lsel.
Notice is hereby gwen that toe assessmeat
roll Tor The construction cfa sewer In the alley
In biock H. DEXTER Fraesioh from Ks fsei
south Of the south line Of Cast Brisss-st 10
Crtsrent-ave thence west 10 Bcstu.ckst-. In
tie eitv 81 zraaa Kapids.m Rev 10 ny hands.
ard that viii receive payment thereon for
che period OF twenty days from this date. nc
the once Of the CITY Treasnrer. ,.lty Halk
WILLIAM HAKF.
.x~z rIsx
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-28
IRA {, HATCH.
THE GROCER,
PRICELIST!

REST FAMILY FLOUR.
- IS ID sack. 6oc; SOS per cwt
CHOICE POTATOES.
4oc per bu; 10 bu for $3.50
CH0ICE SWEET POTATOES.
Csc per peck
GRANuLArED SUGAR.
FIX SUGAR.
COOP BAKING POWDER.
TEA DUST.
z BARS GERMAN FAMILY SOAP.
for sc
z LBS ROLLED OATS
for 25c
pure LEAF LARD.
scper ID
MOCHA AND JAVA COFFEE. ~.
CHoIcE MARIcABo COFFEE.
~ &c per Id
CHOICE RIO COFFEE.
~ &c per ID
CHOICE BUrrERISE
~ ITO per ID
CHOICE RICE
COLUMBIA RIVER SALMON
NEW HOME MADE cATsUP
NEW DRIED CHERRIES g..
IN LIB BASKET CONCORD GRAPES.
~ for Sc
CURRANT. GRAPE AND PEACH JELLY
~ ioc per 10: lbs for sc
CHOICE SMALL MAcKEREL.
~ sf,r SC
4 CANS sARDrSEs 80.
MUSTARD AND srIcED sARDINEs
(,HoIcE MAPLE SYRUP.
NEW RAIsINs.
~ Ioc per ID
CAPE COD CRAyBERRIEs.
~ i0c per 10; sIbs for sc
NEW DRIED BLACKByRRTEs,
Ice per b. or lbs for &c
/ CHoTCE SWEET CIDER AND NEWLY
~ DRIED POPCORN.
NEw FIGS -
| Headquarters for al Kinds Of traits ana
| vegel Ahses and az the Lowest Cash PrlceS
| Cal and re convinced. Ctty delivery free
Ieieshone l6l.
Mail orders viii receive prompt attention.
~ MY"
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-28

Bronson's u towards great drama OF the
Shenandoah Valley. entitled.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-28

Headquarters for al Kinds Of Fr5lts and
vege aheS. and az the Lowest Cash Prices
Cal and Re convinced. Ctty delivery free
Ieteyhone lSl.
Mail orders vIIi receive prompt attention.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1891-01-03

A Newspaper viii lose nothing by being
fair in its statements regarding public
men, whether it agrees with them or sup
ports them politically or not. The Fargo
Republican and some other papers that
are particularly hostile to Senator Pierce
charge him with being q resident of Min
neapolis. Although not an old timer-still
by no means new comer-he is neverthe.
less, and always has been since he has set
foot on Dakota soil, bona-fde resident
of the territory and state. The opposition
TO Pierce is political, pure and simple, and
the opposition is no greater than that en-
countered by any man who seeks the
prominence already achieved by Mr.
Pierce. In all senatorial contests there Il
a struggle for recognition, sparring fol
terms, between all factions, in the shadow
Of which the true worth and fitness Of can.
didates Is often lost sight of, and often the
most obscure and most unworthy candid
ate is By force of circumstances made to
succeed. Il is hoped that as the day ap
prosches for the selection of a United
States ssnator in North Dakota the dis
,cordant elements in the republican party
how sparring for vantage ground, will sue
ceed II adjusting all differences and that
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1891-01-03
Mandamus win be Served.


The LEADER regrets to learn that there
is likelihoods of trouble in regard to seat
ing the new commissioners elected in dis
tricts Nos. and 8. 1t appears that the
canvassing board failed Tor refuseD to
canvass the votes for that Office in those
districts, and the county auditor could issue
no certificates to the winning candidates
The refusal of the board to make the can.
vass, we understand, was based on the
ground that no election for such officers
was called in the auditors official notice
for an election. As the law requires the
board to canvass all votes cast, this failure
on their part is clear violation of the
duty imposed upon them by the statutes
That the will of the voters in those districts
shall not be thwarted, mandamus papers
will be served upon the board Monday,
compelling them to Immediately canvass
said vote, or appear before court at Bis
marck and show cause. The expense OF
these proceedings will fall on the defeated
party.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1891-01-03
John r. Cooks House Burned.

G1s
On last Friday morning, Dec. 26, John
B. Cooks house, in Mercer county opposite
Berthold, caught fire and was burned to the
ground. The family of D. @. Grinell, late
ly from Morton county, were occupying
the house (until they could get their own
constructed three miles west.) There was
heavy gale blowing at the time, and the
entire contents of the house were con-
sumed, except very scanty supply of
bedding and clothes for the women. Mr..
Grinell lost all his clothes except what he
had on. The family we're eating break
fast at the time, and Mr.. q. did not even
have time to put on his cap, but fortunate
ly Cook had an extra one, 30 he was not
long barsheAded. Mr.. Grinel estimates
his loss at $1,000. VIM. Miller gave the
family temporary quarters at the Miller
ranch. Cook saw the fire from the 'bad
lands" on the opposite side Of the river
and got over in time to help save his
smoke-house, one stable, q hay-house and
corral. John B. will put mp some kind of
habitation somewhere in the county not
far from the site Of the old ruins. The
fire originated from spark from the
kitchen stove-pipe, which eddied over the
roof on the south side and igpited the win
ter banking. At least, that is the belief.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1891-01-03
Slim Chance For Doctor.

Ch8nC6
A correspondent of The st. Louis Globe
Democrat recently made trip over the
Great Northern Railway in North Dakota,
and in letter from Devils Lake to his
paper said: "This is a healthy country.
The look it as well as talk it. The patent
medicine man has evidently discovered
that the Dakotas are discouraging field
for him. He has learned this lesson before
he wasted much of his artistic talent on
the fences and barns of the new country.
You will ride for days over the prairies of
North Dakota and never see an ADVERTISE
ment of liver pill, cough syrup, or q
kidney cure. The drug store is not the
profitable business here that it is where
malaria abounds. How about the doctors?
Well, it must be admitted that they are in
about the same small proportion to the
population that deaths are. The young
man who comes to either Dakota with q
diploma and an assortment of pills soon
discovers that the practice of medicine
must be supplemented with something else
in order to make both ends meet. He
goes into the land business or politics, and
his profession becomes side issue. There
is not medical school in the Dakotas,
and yet there are nearly twenty higher in
stitutions in which theology, law, mineral
ogy and everything but the healing art
are taught"
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1891-01-03

Bismarck Tribune: The telegraph to-
day brings the sad intelligence of the Kill
ling of Captain Wallace of the seventh ca
valry by the hostile Indians near Pine
Ridge agency, and the wounding of Lieu
tenant Darlington and fifteen soldiers.
Both these brave officers are well known in
Bismarck by all old timers-back in the
70's when the Seventh cavalry's headquar-
ters was at Fort Lincoln. Brave remnant
of Custer's Brigade. The last to be order
ed back to the Indian frontier-the first to
engage in battle against their old foes.
Fightersi TO belong to the Seventh cav
airy is, and always was, an honor only en-
ioyed by the oourageous-t bravest of
the brave. Captain Wallace has gone to
Join that noble band-the heroes of the
Little Big Horn in 1875. One officer killed
another wounded. That's the history Of
the famous Seventh. In Every conflict
the bravery Of the men has only been
equaled by that of the officers, and the
name of one or more appears In every
death list.