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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-14

gierung nur bas &eiultat Der BON ibr
aneeorbneten ffatifiil9en @rmittlungen
abparten mil, um tene 36ne auf3us
beben.
Doc vWIn6ener SasebIatt", ems
iener tletnen, cher einfluBrei6ea ultras
tleritalen unb decentralization
Min6ener 2ofals8ldtter bonn S9lage
beg @isl'ider rgaterlanb", beifreitet
bic Wabrbeit Der omtl;6eu 8eri6te,
nod peI6sn Der 9aiier WiIbelm Bel
feinem neuli6en 8eiE9e in Win@en
bonn publifum nit benz gr6Bten @ntbus
fiasmus empfangen tporoen fem. Sein
Gmbiang lei rielmebr Elm 6uBerit fiibler.
ia eiiger, geweien. @s lei bas, meint
bas nMan6ener Sageblatt", Dem ums
ftaaoe 3uaul&reiben, bob man in BEN
Gaiier bic gerforperung ber brohenben
&riesssefabr erblide. Menn bic &ei9ss
regierung aeliebt, anitatt aefirdtet gu
meroen miinfde, hann foae fe borerf
baftir iorgen, baB bic ftlnftli6e Bers
tbeuerune Der 8oltserndErung tur6
36le &C. pieber beieitist peroe unb baB
fe Johann ben Grieben berort f9ere,
baB 6anbeI unb @anbel ni6t unter
benz Crude Der fortmdhrenben Griegss
Bebtobuns au feufaen 5dtten.
Die @inberufung beg @rfurter So
cialitten. &ougreffss 1T iebt auf ben ID.
October feffgefebt porben. Die 9aupts
ouf1ohp AipSes Qnunrsf7ps tnirh hip Mp.
uiton beg 4arteisY Programmes fein unb
man ertpartet, hoB es auf bemielben
mieoer gu febr lebbaften N%useinanoers
febungen apifden ben beiben @ruppen
Der nSemdBigten" unb ber nSungen"
fommen uirb. 2estere tperben bermutb,
lid eiuen erneuten 8eriu9 MAIDEN, BITE
3Gsel bet parteis2 eitung aus ben 9dns
ben Der alien Gubrer gu enttuinben, oers
mutbli9 aber nit ebenio penig grfolg,
pie bas auf benz 6aaenfer 2ougreb se.
9Gah.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-14
Grfreali6e gOtidaft fiir QaaOrenter.
Neme beuti@e 8plpnie.

Sn Nnertennung bes 5leiBes, ber
Nusbauer, Der Sh9tieteit unb bes ebs
renwertben Gbaracters Der beutf1en
5armet, bat bic 8aD Nranias 2ano &
Immigration @ompasnie, pel6e einer
9roBen Sbeil ber tpegen ibrer groBen
Gru6tbarteit unb hires a%rgenebmeu
unb geiunben <mas betannten st.
CHARLES 9albinIel" beiBt, bei9loHen,
biefes ausge3ei6nete 2anb nit beuti9en
gauern unb Sbf5ii9tern gu eoIoni'
iren. 9iefes 2anb Iiegt in MranIas
@ouniD, Seras, at Der Suite bes meris
taaii9en @olfes.
Ser 8pber 1T nit 6onb unb aer,
iebten Seemuf6eln gemii9t, baber
let9t gu bearbeiten, auBerbem bat er
ben grOBen 8or3ug Der nnterbem6Re.
rung. 9as &e9enwoRer bleibt ai6t In
pfiben teben, langiam perbunfenb
uno ben 8Oben iauerno, ME bas In 10
man6en @egenben ber Gau III, ionbern
es 3iebt bur1 ben loferen 8oben unb
bereinigt f9 nit benz iberal unter Der
Sberfd6e nur trenige Sub tief au fin>
benben Wafer in Golse befen III Der
8Oben tpenige 3ol unter ber Ober>
fiddle INNER feu6t, ielbf in ben trodens
ten Sabre1 unb etgnet fi4 beBbalb 10
bortreffi6 fir Semitic unb Sb1bau.
@s giebt fein 2anb auf Der Welt, tpo
Der Wein tpd9ft mie bier, unb er reift
mebr als einen Monat frdber, aIs in
@alifornien.
IS finb f9pn einige 9eutl1e bier,
unter anberen GriB zimmerman, mel.
der frtber auf Der 5taats : Nderbaus
iGule nabe 8rnart dig @drtner ans
gefteIt NOR.
STR Sagblieber unb Slider 1T es
bas refine parabtes. IS 1T bier cine
CUTE @elegenbeit fur einen @eiddfts>
mann, UNI einen tleinen &aufaben,
perbunben NIT Baubolabanbel, an5uz
fangen, bic Rompagnie tpirb ben Store
bauen IaKen.
Was bas 2anb 10 empfeblenstpertb
ma9t fur bisberige &enter, 1T, baB BITE
&Ompasnie ben 9euti9en 10 9infige
Gaufbeoingungen felt, fe brau9en
ndmIi6 Oas erte Sahr teinen Sent @elb
an3u5ablen, aber maRen i9 fogleid III
Rebeln unb einen Sbeil ibres ~gepdblten
Qanbes bebauen. gs tpirb nur an
10 irtIi@e MniebIer, aber nidt
on Gpeeulanten %Derfauft. Seuti6e
Derben in ieber 8eaiebuns bebor5ust.
Die 3ompaguie bat Germ 9outs
s. 8ri5l. tuelder In Aranfas paB
(friiber &odport genannt) cine Npo=
tbete beibt, als ibren beutf6en Naenten
ernannt fir ben 8ertauf ibrer 2dnbez
reien unb mirb 6erielbe germ bereit fein,
ale Infragen gu beantuorten, unb oies
tenigeu, uel9e fommen unb t9 bas
2ano anieben t%polert, BON Nranfas poB
aus fret bortbin 3u fibreu.
Sian berfeble biefe @%eleeenheit niGt,
beionbers ba bas 2anb in DER @dbe bss
thnftigen Siefwafer 0afens Nrauias
paB 1T.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-14
Waubra's 9amuf.aaferei,

Gin f@bner 8epeis bofhr, baB bic
auffrebcnbe Suoutrie San Mntonio's
aud auberbalb = unb felbe Eber bic
2anbesgrenaen btnaus = Nnertennune
finbet, 1T bic bebeutenbe 8efteuung,
tpel@e bieier Sage bic Gon1pf Ghferei
beg 0errn SEQ. Manbrp erbielt.
Sic erbielt bon Der 8rauerei in
Monteren. MeTifo, ben Nuftrag 3ur
2ieferung BON 40 eroBen 8otti9en
("Tanks''), Die 8 big 5000 Gouonen
fafen unb BON 40 Bottiden, tpel1e
1.600 @aaoaen faFen. 9ie 2ieferung
muB big gum 1. September fertig fem,
unb Elm Specializing BON IA Gra1ts
Waggons tplrb u6tbig fein. um bic
8ottide nod Ronterep gu bef6rbern.
Die Sieferung reprdientirt einen Wertb
BON $4,000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-14

sas~ Die aussesei6neten % e Is
arbensp ortraits angefertigt
BON Der Girma 9aris & Roth'
NELL, Rnb speifelos bic beiten unb
tuuiisere9teiten bic ie I'M Staate ges
3eigt tuurben. Sober, ber auf biefe
@eiie pbotrgrapbii6e aufuabmen bers
gr6Bert baben mill, Der beiu6e unfer
9teIier go. IL unb Ii WefsG o ms
msree StraBe, unb beR6tige
bie|e Wrbeit,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-14
Sntt01purttt.

Mer an Banbpurm leibet, fenbe fir
n,ein &aoitaI Mittel. Seine
Sunsertur erforberli9. Mein Mittel
III lei9t gu nebmen, ielbf fur 6inber,
uno i9pddt ni6t ben 96rper. 60
rautie fur @rfoIg. preis $3.50. @lei9s
aeitis perienbe i'd bas beribmte Seras
uniberfaI 0eilpfafer, 9iibneraugen.
unb Mar3enpfafter, Catarrh Snuff,
Pile Ointment, fopie mein unfebIbores
Neuralgta : Eminent. Nbrefe:
%. Sell Nuitin, Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-14
Tar Tarmer.

Wir befben foleenbe 9dnbereien III
@onsales gounip, bic mir in paraelen
ober i'm 8ansen gu biligen preiien sum
8erfauf an5ieten. Wenn getpinldt,
werben LANCE 3ablungs Sermine gu
mdBigen 3inien gegebeu.
1000 Slder f6parses Mesquits
2ano, circa Z Meilen nnromeftli9 bon
ber Stabt 8on5ales gelegen.
Cine sSarm bon 419 Ndern. 4 Meis
len BON @ou3ales an Der Guadalupe
gelegen. @roBes Mobnbaus. giiterRe,
Drummer. Stalunsen. 100 Mder in
Gelo, bas uebrise in paifure.
Cine SSarm BON 500 Idern, ebens
falls on Der Guadalupe unb angren3eno
an obige. 3wei MObubduier, gutter
Drummer &c. 200 Mder in iselb unb
bas uebrige in pafture..
Stieren Il Torfe,
4O7 Gait 9oufoafraBe, San antonio,
Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-14
@ladltdbe seute aus SuStaua.

9Bm, Ttnnrnpns, gpHmetfer In SeapiIe, Snbtana,
i4reibt rDaS Electric 8itters" Bat mir mebr Senast,
ala ale anberen Mebtctnen suiammensenpmtnen, sesen
ale BITE Bei4perpen nnb 2eiben, ipelGe bic GcIse bon
rner un6 @iebshdter Sobu Geslier ~ebeufaus pDn Sba=
Sile, .iast: sd balte electric gttterS fur BITE bette
Mebtein, bic es stebt, i'd babe mt4 mad ibrem Sc
brau@e ite nsu se5pren sefIblt." s. M. Gardener,
etn Gtieupaaren gambler ~berielben SrtiAaft, iast
yGlec.ric 8ttters 1T Serabe Da8, mas Semanb braudt,
befen @eiunbbeit tptal sauf ben Sunb %sefcmmen ifH-
pte man 5i fasen pfesf. De.r bat es BITE @eiunbbeit
tteberseseben nnb ia babe pteber Gppett. unS reuen
Geber8nuth ~
Die Tlafde fpfet nur so Gents. gu baben TN alien
Gpptbeten. Dretb, Tbpmpion & Co., Wbpleiale.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-14
Z. q. GpQiue Monufoctnrin,

s.. s.. Collins misunderstanding
Co., go. /, 3, 5 unb Z OFT 6outons
StraBe, bat bic gr6Bte NuspabI in
Wino., pferbetraft., 9ampfs urb
Sanbs pumpen aller Mrt unb bor3hg,
li6fter Gonftruttion @oFer &6bren
aaer art aebf 3ubeb6r i'm @roBs unb
Rleinbanbei. 0pbrauliide Rammen
uub Minbmiblen aler @r6Ben gum
Bumpeu unb Wablen fno bort gu ba.
ben ober tuerben auf 8~etelung beforgt.
@rpBe Iusmabl In allen Mrtifeln unb
biaige preife bel geb~iegenfter aus'
fibrung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-14
9as ct. 2epuaro .Sptel

1T INNER nod am alien Orte, am
Main Pla3a, San Nntonto, offsn. Sns
nerbalb ber lebten ieben Sabre baben
teine gigentbiimers ober 8erpaltunss.
We@iel fattgefunben.
Sie Staten oes 9ptels finb bieIelben
uie friiber; $3.50 fit Ooppels unb 50
fir einselne 3immer, nit &ebuttion
bel Der Wo9e. Die 9euii9en nit If.
rem Gamilier tperben i'm st. 2eonarb"
Elm reinli6es, biibi6es 9oteI fin5en nit
unibertreffi9em Sid.
pb. 81. 2ounbsberp,
31,11,1iW gigentbnmer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-14
9eut,d1e Sob Office.

Seuti6e, fonie englii9e Druid Nrs
beiten tperben prompt unb biQig eers
fertist bon s bn6 dOtt, No. Z
Norb prefas StraBe. Nuftrdge
npn auBerbalb erbeten,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-14

9ertin's @inbmhbIen unb gum.
pen unb @afer 8ebdlter su niebrigen
p1eiien 5u baben lei &C. s. 9ofs
am Militdr pla3a.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-14

Die 2tute Der @orlb's OiSpen.
iarH III Buffalo, u. g., ncbnlen eins
nal i'm Sabre Snpertar auf, uno mas
9luttbf oil, t6in iie gu bieiem 3wcde ?
Sic. 5ablen bic anSa6l ber 6laid)en, Ole
bon WGnnern unb 6rauen III lie ;uriids
selanbt iilo, ano Die %6ebanpten, oaB
On. Bicrce'S @oloen WcOicol Discovery
ODER Or. Bisrce's t5auOrite 9rcicriptiou
ni9t erfiilt, mas lie su t9rn perlpraden.
@ie piel glaubit hi MN, oaB iie GIT
5ablsu baben? Giuc aus ;ebn? 9iat
cine aus flint bunbert!
Qisr bait Ou 5uci 3cilmittcl = oaS
cine oas @uloen Webical Discovery,
Gun @esuliruns nnS Rrafti9ua9 Der &c,
ber nuO 5ur sfeinisuls Oes Slutes +;
bas anosre, bic SOifmtns Der lduoden
@eiblidteit, mno bci0e wcrocn ieit Sabz
rem uertauit, NIB 9ebt Die 9lnsa9l Del
~perfauften Slaidcn III Die Wtillioncn +;
ia
lie iperoem ulter p~oiitiusr Garantie uers
fault, unO taun elmer inter fun 9un,
bert fam iasen: !.
SIS war fem 5eitmittel fir MIDI J"
limb = lit Oa Grub 81 %glauben,
SuB gu Der cine fem uirit ? unO =
masenOmncu, oaB ou es plrflid icieit,
mas o~srlierit Ou !? sbiolut gar nidtS /!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-14
s.einer alnfaH n,ebr eebabt.

aefffer 9lnfaa tiiebr gebdbf. XII.
DrfIIta. Ont, Canada. SUM 80.
sd bate ben eriten anfau pom @ptlepfe I'M Gopembc,
rs, babe ieitoem ~unadblise ytittei probirt unb aud
einiss Der beiten aerste co%niuItirt. aber nidis baIf mir.
bis i'd TN Seplember '88 anfins. gaitor abnis' Nerpens
Stdrfer sn nebrien, ieitSem babe i'd niat einen einsies
seh auian ssbdbt. s. M. gIifforb.
.@fnbonop Cir. S&ultpI Co., pa, Maf 80
SO CAB fur Dottoren unb Mebisin Elm tleines @ers
mosen aus, nm meinel Gobn. fpetder pier Sabre an
GpifepIe Tilt. bdpon gu befreien, ober obne GrfoIe; es
1T nun Elm Sabr,, felt mir ,Naitor a5nie's Gerpens
Stdrfer4 esbran@ten,l unb ieitbeIn bat sr aud nidt ben
2%ertneiten aniau nlsbr ssbabt. rusbbalb i'd bas Wsittsl
eeiteus empieble. Bat Ga m b ell.
o1M Elm ipertbppEes 2n9 fir Sterrealeibenhs
y tutrb sSeheut Der es Derlangt, e5~uaefanbt,
CO. Mrsne crBdIten aud bic Wtebf5tn ,ilnfonft,
9itie MsehisiR lDurbe feit BEN Sabre 1876 bon BEN
3phtp. Bnitor Qbnig. Sort Wapne. Snh. ~5ubereitei
uno febt uufer fetner AutDeifung BON oer
KoENIG MEDICINE co.,
23S Randolph St., CHICAGO, ZEE.
Sci @bothetern sa babes fur
$1.OO ote IIafd1e, 6ft6Sd1em fur SIS. 90;
Grcbe $1.75, 6 fur $500.
8nm Tertduf In Gan Antonip bel gboIpb
DreiB, 30. II, 10 anb 81 sIamo. Stra6e.
E ~ H4l "a J. x 10 - - EN ~
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-14

8ir Ienten Cure aufmeriiamteit auf bic
Shatfa&e, baB uniere GaeiIitdten uns sefat.
ten, @u9 better gu beoienen, pie irsenb On.
bere. Infer @aarenborratb 1T sr0ber uab
reidbaltiser, aIS irsenb elm anberer i'm
staate uno uniere @reife finb itets bic nieo.
risfen. 8ir fuden nur bic aunbidaft bon
RauFeuten. %eriOnen, mslde elm @etail.
@rOeerb . @ei9dft etabliren tuousn, t6un gut,
aniere @reife einauhOlen, ebe iie faufea.
Briefi@e auftrase tperben sepifsnbaft aus.
sefabrt.
A. B. Frank & Co.
8boleiale Grocers,
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-10-31
The Lands Held for the C., ST. r.. N. Il
0. Will be Opened TO SeitIemcut
on November I'd.

ASNINGToN, Oct 23-Commiss-
Toner Carter. of the general land Office
today sent the following telegram to
the register and receiver of the land
Office at Ashland, Wis: In compli-
ance with an order of the honorable
secretary of the interior of this date,
YOU are directed to post in your Office
md publish in weekly and also
i'll the vicinity of the lands, notice
tl,a: on Monday. Nov. >, 1891, all lands
in Your district under Withdrawals
heretofore made and held for indem-
nifty purposes for the benefit of the
Chicago, st. Paul Minneapolis & Oma-
ha Railway Company Will be restored
TO settlement and entry, said lands
being the same referred to in the letter
or my predecessor dated Jan. s, 1891.
In Vie notice you Will announce that
no person VIII be recognized as acquir-
ing any claim OF right to any of said
land who seeks to initiate or perfect
the same by means OF force, threats or
intimidation. The first publication in
both the weekly and daily papers
should be made not later than Satur-
day the 9th inst.
The area of land thrown open to
settlement by the above order is 6i,5lO
acres subject to deductions by pur-
c'iasers who claim under the act of
March 81, 1857
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-10-31
E0or Jealous milwaukee.

Mard.eit Mining Journal: The MI
wauke News remarks that Superior
has not yet put in bid for the Rep
nhfican National convention" and
suggests that Its recent silver NINE
discovery should not cause it TO neglect
its claims for the convention" Mil
Saukee Is becoming insanelv jealous of
Tie young Wisconsin city at the head
IF the LAKE. superior 1t was at one
time jealous of Chicago, but no longer
lTetends to be in il with the metropo-
lis at the head of Lake Michigan Mil
waukee wlll'see the day when it will
be distanced by the city at the head of
the larger lake. and its hostility to the
latter denotes that ii begins to per
ceive this and TO be troubled by the
prospect
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-10-31
ORIGIN OF OATHS.
It Was . Ceremony Of Great SoIsmni:y
and Elaboration.

The oath was originally an appeal
to divine autho,it y to ratiiy an asser-
ton. The old Greak go1s swore ny
the Styx. ID Jehovah is represented
il the early books of thu bible as
swearing by himself. there being none
higher The form OF an oath among
the Hebrews was: by the God Of
God kncweth. In Assam and in
India. two persons desiring to take an
oath, or affirm with great solemnity,
take fowl or dog. one by its head
the other by its tall. The Os'yaks of
Siberia swear by tho head of boar,
making motion with the jaws. and
expressing hope that they may be
devoured if they speak falsely.
In ancient times it was considered
essential to the validity of an oath that
the witness should hold something in
his hand or place it upon some object
of great sanctity. With the Jews it
was the book of the law, which..no
doubt iei to the use of the bible in
christian courts Of justice. The Be-
douin Arabs have. from the most re-
mote period. used va iou5 forms Of ad-
Duration. One of these was by the
Tcmple:" another. still in use. is rs
follows: The person taking the oath
takes ho'd OF the middle pole Of the
tent and swears b. the Life" OF the
tent aud is owner. Mohammcd swor.
by the setting OF the stars" a most
poetical oath. though hardly so mag
niicent as the oft-Quoted ndiurgat.on
OF William the Conqueror. who swore
by TIE splendor O. God"
The Roman oath of oiden times was
made with great so,emnity and etabor-
alton, says the St. Louis Republic. In
Roman mythology. Juno, making a
promise to sleep. strengthened 1t by
taking the heavens in one hand ana
the earth in the other. Greeks and
Romans swore by their gods, by the
Styx. by Olympus. by he'll. by their
sacred springs. wells and rivers. and
by the sun and the moon. Their oaths
were Of much value and meaning dur
ing the early days Of the Republic. but
worthless after they became corrupt.
Caths lost their sancti'y and became
colloquial or .pro:ane at a very early
time among the Jews. Greek ladies'
swore daintily by Venus. Diana and
Juno. and now and then by some male
god whose name was frequently ta,1cn
in vain By their liege lords. The
French monarchs. too. had their own
peculiar forms Of oaths.
Louis X, SO devout in his old age,
swore by Gods resurrection. Charles
VIII. sM2re by the light OF God"
Louis XII. who well merited the title
Father Of his People" treated the
Deity with less familiarity. When he
Desired to emphasize I'm assertion he
simply said: Nay tho devil carry me
off," Charles IN. satisfied his morbid
desire for some form of profanity by
saying: BY the head Of God, " or by
Gods death" Henry ". also had
two oaths with which he freely pune
tuatei his conversation. One was.
"Jarmdicn" (May l deny Cody, and
the other was. by the belly of Girls.
g. Girls was the god o. drunkards.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-10-31
BRICKS WITHOUT STRAW.
How They May lie Made from sand and
Great Feat.

Great Feat.
1t is found thai vc"E superior quail
ity of brick may be manufactured from
the waste sand employed at the facvo-
ries in grinding ard polishing plate
glass. As is VOL known. The grinding
q plate glass is accomplished by means
OF wooden plates covered with iron.
between which quartz sand abundantly
mois:cncd with water is brought; by
this manipulation Of grinding. consist
ing in constant moving to and fro Of
the grinding plate over the plate to
be ground, tho quartz send becomes
mixed with particles Of iron and sand
and after losing It's sharpness is cast
aside as waste. THIS sand contains
about fifteen per cent. of glass particics
and two per cent of iron. is very n.y.
groscon,c, and. before l. can be uoc@
for making bricks. is dried. and Their
pressed into the mould under pres
s,,ro IF eco kuUrGS per o. 100 square
inch. the pieces thus obtained bong
subjected 10 a temperature of ,. 73I
degrees T., at which temperature the
glass enters into a combination with
the sana. new product, with new
properties, being the result. The
bricks thus produced, says the St.
Louis Republic. have a pcci:ic gravity
of only 1.5 and are perfectly white.
and, rs they are not attacked by acids.
are considered to he especially desira-
bic for use in factories OF chemical.
products. particularly in those of sul-
rhuric acid. They also resist frost.
and, as shown by experiment they
possess a compressive strength of from
$40 to 975 pounds per 0.l55 square
inch
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-10-31
4 KNOWING MULE.
Hairless. Strbhcd Tail. rroop.ng Eal
End Dead Eye.

Hairless. Strbhcd Tail. rroop:ng Ear
and Dead Ey"
A farmer of WilliaLcsDridrc. on the
northern out skirts Of New York city.
plow5 his land with horse and a mule
larnessed together. The mule has a
hairless, studded tail, d dropping ear,
ard Il dead ESQ. But What he lacks in
personal appearance re richly makes
Up il sagacity. The other morning.
shortly after dawn, the farmer fond
that both horse ana mule had been
stolen out OF the ct"b'e durir. the
night. After breakfast time the mule
llmped home, travelling fo-' the inost
part on three legs. Cne Of the rea,
fell css was badly sprlinel and hi:
lips were t.eched with blood as though
he had been trying 20 chew so:ncthin :
too tough for ordinary masticsttins
powers. 4Al!no t ut the SANE hour a
s1:'ry-!ooking Eaa with q go bill in
his pocket was arrested rs 81 s,l5pic Gus
per: on 10y the C;al mansvillc police. He
Was covered WITH cuts aad bruises
which lie accounted for b. saying that
he had tcen knocked down hy IL run
away horse. crushed by the wheels of
tie wagon nchi2d it. AMI mangied by
a dog that was pursuing the turnout.
The fGr.nor suspects that the man was
in contact with both ends OF his mule,
and that tho SO is tn, result of q
cheap horse sale.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-10-31
RESCUED BY A DOG,
a Faithful! and Intelligent Canine Saves
the Life of n Baby.

a Faithful! and Intelligent Canine Saves
the Life of II Baby.
John Trainor. OF Huntington. and
his dog Jack, have earned the graft
tnde OF tie parents of u lost child.
which bit FOR them would have Per
listed IN tho cold, says the East Nor
wich Enterprise.
Tra.nor, While making trip with
his baior wagon recently through a
Lonesome road le"r Woodbury.. was at
tr;lcted by tae strange actions of his
Cog. The animal kept running back
and for h between the woods aad the
wuSon. aid in every way seemed to
urge Trtinor to leave the vehic!c and
fellow hiI~. This Trainor finally did,
expecting 10 t:ni that tEo dog had
trcel Il coon O, found so.oe wild
animal.
The deg started OF in the woods AMI
led the now as.orishci baker to Il spot
whore he fO,.nd a two-vear-oid baby
alnlo pe:ished with the co d. Trainor
gathered the little toidlar up in his
arms and sool had it bundled into the
wagon among the warn robes. Driv-
ing up the road q short distance. the
father Of the ch;la. Il German laborer.
WIS encountered. The babe had
strayed away from home q few hours
before and had been lost in The woods
It's lite hsnd5 and feet wero badly
frozen.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-10-31
Mortgage Sale.

nEFAULT having been made in the payment
1)of Il mortgage dated September Sth, 1884,, mi de
and delivered by Edgar Teeplc, mortgagor, to
james S. Richie. MORTGAGE. ard recorded in the
Office Of the Register of Deeds of Douglas county,
Wisconsin. september 18th, 1890 at 1880 o'clock
A. NJ, III vo!tsme r. of mortgages on page COZ,
given OIL the following described premises situa
ted in Doug Jas county, Wisconsin, ta wit Lot
one hundred aBd eighty -seven QS1}, on West Sec
ond street. in the TOWNSHIP of superior cl.y of SUI
per;or, according 10 the plat UI said Tuwnsitc on
file and of record III the office OF the Register of
Deeds in ana for Douglas coHa;y, Wisconsin.
That on the 18th day of January 1891. The said
mortgage. for value received sold. assigned aud
transferred unto Z. T. WrightmGrl, said mortgage
ANA the debt secured thereby. by an instrument
in writing daily signed, sealed. witnessed and ac
knowitGced. and the same was duly recorded i'll
the Once OF the Register of Deeds OF Douglas
county Wisconsin. the 18th day of January
1881, ata:io O'Clock 7. NJ, in book \ " uf mOrtg
ages. on page rs.
Said r. Is. WlgiItman assignee of snih mortgage.
ci#ins Five hundred forty-live and glu) dollars
ts5455Dj, due on said mortgage and note there
III described. at The Ga.c of This notice. That no
action at law or otherwise h - been commenced
FOR the recovery %! said debt or any part thereof.
Now Therefore, notice is hereby given. tia, l,y
mortgage, and in pursuance of the statute in S,ch
eases made ana provided. said mortgage will be
i'rcciost.'i and the premises above desc ih.d vii!
be sold at p:blc auction tn the highest bidder FIR
cash 10 pay sad debt. Interest ana Fifty dollars
Attorney fees rs stipulated in said mortgage, aud
di>burs 2mentS allowed by law; which sale will
De made hy the Sheriff If Douglas County, Wis
cr.nsin 1t: the west door OF the court house in th.
city ~ superior i'll said comfy and State on the
In day OF december, le9i al O'Clock L. NJ OF
that day.
Dated Oct der 18th. 1891
f WiGHTMAN.
HuFHsS * JAMESON, Assignee Of Mortgngce.
Atom, y for Assignee of Mortgage.
Richie Book. Nest Superior Wisconsin,. u:ldI2