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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-05
UNDER OATH.
Rheumatic Sufferers on the
Witness Stand.


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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-05
Accidents to Bridge Carpenters.

A. II. Hanson and Daniel Ryan, bridge
builders, in tie employ Of the Great
Northern railroad, were injured late Friday
afternoon by the falling Of some steel rails
which they were unable 10 escape. The
place where the accident occurred Is about
forty miles from Settle on the hne Of the
Great Northern
4 construction 1 n brought IN losd
az rails which wers being unloadec, r Del
Hanson got ore SOC caught between ies
ties. In vaia lid \. try 10 extrlcass AKIN
self before sae raj struck The y ncas
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-05
GRAY's HARBoR TRADE.
Merchants and Settlers There Inclined
90 Favor Seattle.

Mr.. III. P. Barbour. vice president Of the
Gray's Harbor Company, who is az the
Rainier hotel, said yesterday: II am sur
prised that the Seattle merchants d. not
make stronger pull for the trade OF the
north side of Gray's harbor-Hoquiam and
Gray's Harbor City. The trade OF those
places includes the trade OF the Hump
tulips country and the QuiInper peninsula.
The towns on the north side Of the harbor
are friendly 10 Seattle, $hd would much
prefer il to Tacoma. for the latter place
has been backing this movement for the
settlements on the south side Of the bay
0costa and Aberdeen.
Then. too, Tacoma made very strenu-
ous objections when she heard that the
Northern Pacific might give Us common
coast rates with Seattle and Tacoma on
through freight. The merchant. and set
tiers feel that Tacoma has been jealous
and nagging, and a concerted movement
in Seattle might do much toward captur-
ing trade which in time viii be yala-
able"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-05
A SEATTLE HEADQUARTERS.
Professor z. &. Richardson VIII Adver-
tiSe Seattle NJ Toronto.

Professor 2. c. Richardson, Of the Cen
.ral school, Jeff on Friday 20 attend the
meeting OF the National Educational As
sociation Al Toronto Il did nothing" he
said. '.in the way Of getting M folder in
vitinz the association 20 hold Its next
meeting in Seattle However, Is Roche,
the photographer, kindly lent me seventy
i've of his best views Of Seattle, and
bought some more. l. II. Griffith gave
me some hird'S-eye yseSs Of the city, and
have some other stuff n the way Of lit
era.are. This shall have IN my room in
the hotel. and thus there viii 81 any rate
be Seattle headquarters Ii ! find that
Seattle has any chance Of getting the asso-
citation 20 meet here next year / shall have
a folder printed there extending al invita-
sscr,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-05

Another claimant 10. popular patronage
has appeared IN S0sa@GiAes, weekly paper
devoted 70 the doings OF society IN Seattle,
and TO sport and psstinaes. Ii Is freely
illustrated and has several articles OF ex-
ceptional merit If the standard ser up in
the first number is maintained Il viii nos
be long in securing j firm foothold. Its
editor, VIII Carson. is skillful artist -
well as 3 versatile writer, and both his Pen
and pencil vii be devoted 10 making the
rar,er sffracfiYe
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-05
BALLARp TOWN NEWS.
burglars Booty found-New Fire
Iimifs.

While Mr.. William Allan was taking 3
stroll in salmon Bay park, north Of Bal
lard. yesterday, he found avalise cut open,
with some papers and an old pair OF shoes.
Some thief had evidently stolen the valise
and rifled il of its contents. Among the
papers Mr.. Allan found two poll tax
receipts for the years lSSS and iSSe from
The town OF Sehome and Kitsap county 20
N. I. ManTitzen. Also q hospital ticket
10 Sc. Peters hospital. dated Olympia,
September 20 The yallse has been lsis a.
100 Second street.
AT special meeting Of the town council
Friday night FIRE limits we're established
on Ballard avenue, from Second 10 Third
streets Hereafter within certain limits
no wooden buildings viii De allowed TO be
mt IN
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-05

2 secondhand man on Commercial street.
a el.@zge Of petty larceny vas isnnesi-
ately substituted for that Of vaxTancv.
The tools consisted CT . pair Of nickel
plated calipers On which vas STAMPED. IT.
walker" pair Of dividers with the name
shaw" stamped upon them; q square
and handmade, nickeI-pisted gauge.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-05
The w. Il. C. Z. Booth

A cal meeting Of the Central II. g T.
6. Ezs held 81 The boofa II Pioneer place
On yesterday afternoon L Ess oecidel
70 keep the booth open during TIE week
and serye ice cream, lemonade, co+zee,
sand riches. f-l1s. cake, candies. ete All
donations Of the zbore articles Eli be
gladly reoesTed. and can BE left 81 the
booth between re hours Of q N and
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-05
WHERE ALMosDs GROW.
The Spot Mast Not Lie Too Near the
Sea Tcr Too Far Aray

The Spot Must Not Lie Too Near the
Sea Sor Too Far Away.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Flint. OF San Juan.
Cal, are AZ the Rainier hot@i. NJ Flint,
who has been II California during the
last forty years, Is the oxner Of . large
Irulf farm ''We grow fruit Of al kinds, !"
said ne last night, '.and no# ne are going
INTO almond raising These almonds can
De successfully grown In very few places.
fou must De far enough from the ssa 70 Be
away from the damp sat air. and yet you
must not Dc N the hot interior. SO 20 get
your almonds you must choose spot in
the region between the two extremes"
Ar. Film. has made considerable invest
nsnts IN Seattle property.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-05

pests 17d their wsy 10 or trees Soue
means sHo1id be taken 20 gzzrs against
TIA. method q spreading the pests.
experiences - f-Tzis-x-ower leads
ne 70 believe that pr1nes snd apples are
The most pvofta51e fruits % grow. The
crops are usually SIRE. the fruit keeps
veal AID tie market i sseA6y.n
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-05
Confirmed.

TIE favorable impression rro3nced o. the
first appearance OF fhs agreeable lcGid fruit
remedy, syrup Of Figs. few ysz-s ago. A&s been
mere than confirmed By the pleasant experience
o. al who have used IL All tie socesss % TIE
r-oq-ze.a-s AID Manufacturers. TIE CG1lta-nIs
F1e Syrla Company.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-05
Water to Re Turned or

This morning 81 O'Clock tae sEprlv CT
wstsr Eill be c1E o9T - TIE mains running
along jackson street from Fourth 10 Con-
nercial. This vii prevent water -eGcEai.1g
any part OF The city south Of Jackson, IL
e1E6iag 1ne railroad depoTs-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-05

On q wire stretched from 5zzs.GI On pavilion
- TIE axe Me LkEezls viii Perform Ee1s
thrilling aet, suspended by her tessA today n.
2 T. Take Mao .So1 k.-esz cars
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-05
SO nF - GEnR.F

Washington Lodge sa-. sens IL :; Geo-Se,
VII uaest nsxt Lau-sdky evening a. ? II 50
G. A I. hA3l. Hl2ek.sy So1l1-2gs corner Second
and Columbia
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-05
Coed. Sold hraYar

Ansn named John Kenny vas arrested
may night BY ofscer George Cave for
FANCY, and yesterday j, was learned
he had sold some mschinis.s' tools N
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-05
TT MnNrrC

AL bright beautiful E13 fascinating vo=s2
are made za-s charming ~ :As artistic Use o.
NIs1ozs famous Koa~rFlcs- % e1-lFs1s tie
rsosG regular a<kGty og adding freshness. parity
Ans h-.ilisrrF = fAe a-.clextp1.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-05

TIE Northern Pacific railroad viii sal oa aa1
after July !. Communication tieSsss ss follow:
Between >eafs1e and Kent. Ten rides - 81 &C.
twenty-five r.6e& Sle. al 1ISy rs1ss- k1a BE-
twesz SsSr-se sna S3AaghtsE, Ten ra1es s. g.
T-zenty-s Ne rides, ISIS. airy zl1es, 81 Call O.
local age q fox Eckes&
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-05

-. PAUL. July S-A Fsessser Press srecsal
from Pennington. Nina, says. L&keville.
eve miles from here. VAS the scene Of Q
terrible trage1y today Ell MuIlinax,
noted desperate snd horse thief, whose
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-02

NHSStilGrltr III PuHSerlaue.
nuten iduBfertig geutad)t wurSe, uni
alSbalo atf eiler 1000 Mteter entferns
ten S6cibe Elm red1t Sutes Greffbilb 3u
e~r5ielen :; baS gr0bte Der uorsefibrttn
SelOgei1ibc mar cine 42r@eutiin.s
S9nelfeuerzOaubiec pel9e namentlid
bur6 Die cigentbiimli6e 9lrt tbrer 2affet.
tirung Dos a19emciuite Snterelie ers
regte, ba Die S6ilS;apfcn ni6t mic ses
wDbnli6 in oer Wtitte, lonoeru am bin.
tern @llOe Gc3 JfoGrc8 augebradt 5inb.
Oieic5 GjeI6iie icncrte auf 5000 Mteter
nit 9lttcm Grfol9 gegeil cine Selos
i6auSe. llebcrbGupt erbielten Die 8ers
Jude bc5 @ruloumerfS eil beIou6eres
Suterelie baOurd), baB i'm NQsemeinen
ni6t 9c9en 9elu0Bnlidc S6etben, fons
BERN ge9cu iclomdbi9e 3ielc gefeuert
murbe, mic J. 9. gegcn SGan;eu, Bat
tericl, ploslid auftaudenbc S6iisen
oOer aud Gegcn Standardization, ielbit
gcgen eiu ans Stabltie0 DcrgciteGteS
8oroertbeil zines Sorpebobootes.
Der @ipfclpunft beS SntcreIie5 abcr
luur0c 0urd) SoriiihrCu ciitcr geld)iiss
gatturg crrci6t, Die III ser lcttcn 3eit
uiet BON iif reccn maft, r1dlnli6 Der
fagrbareu Tou;crIafictten fir SdueGl.
Ieierfarouc!t. GieIe Gcl1itte fOruen
einerleit5 pom gSa9en ans ais Selose.
9ei6iisc Feaeril, u,lo Spar, cine Dap bic
Yferbe a~6gcipannt per6clt. auOercrieits
aber pcr0cn tic in Die Gr6e ei%ngegraben,
oOer aud in porbcrcitcte Stelun9en cins
9efabrcl, 10 Dap MIR nod baS orebbare
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-02
GiebeutcS $apitel.

Die uroltcn Qinbenbdunc, tpeld)e bas
Sdlob Gbeiuieloen limseben, babeu
ipiebsr siumal ibren Battle-Ground
perloren. Sm Scrrenbauic i6lei6eu
bic Dienitboten it'll uuS einiilbi9 Oil
chamber uoriiber, b0dftenS eiuen fra
9enbsn 9lif perfeu iie itd 3u uHO fiji
ftern leile nit chamber. um Damn pieoet
lautlps lbren @ei9aften uad;u9ebeu.
Die 9rafiu @elden lit TOPPER ers
frantt.
Sn ibrem S9laf;inmer init Dem
bruuen SoI;setafel uub buntleu 1eppt'
Gen unS Fortisren liest iie in bcm
aItsrsebrpiirbisen Bette, iiber beiieu
9apfenSe In ocrblihener 8~ergoloun9
bas srdfi9 @eldeuf9e Wappen pran8t.
Die ate Dame LIT nm pieleS tltet
seworSen, felt mir lie sun, letten Nale
sei,beR.
Sect liest iie miibe uab crseben, re,
suasslps ba. nuS ibre ausen lpanbern
Int 3imn,er nrtber, ais rdbr1e iie s(b,
i9ieS BON al bea gcrpobnten 9escl,.
ftanber. Sdliebli9 baftet ibr 9lid
auf Der @eitalt i;res dlteiten SobncS
goco, Der, eas Saupt in Die SanO &C,
itlst, in eiuenl 2shuitubl fist. Gs lit
Cit @enlii9 ppn unerOliber Siebc NM
;usleif) and non mcbmiitpiscm 9ranl,
nit benz eas au3s Der Muttcr auf
ibrsn G%ritseborcnea ruht. Sic be.
merit lpobl bic psitea Sdben. weld)e
bereits bns blonde 9aar bes ManneS
on zen S6ldien ersroucn laiierl, NM
cod, itsbt or mod in icinca beiten Sab
rem.
Sect ldst er bic SanS lansiam fits
fen unb penSet Die srnben granen
aussn Dem Gutlis iciier Mutter ;u.
Die Slife BON Wutter uub Spbu be-
sesne1 iid) uuo eridblea iit tinc Tango,
truurisc @eiditte.
r8obo!" Hiiitcrt lie leiie.
.las niinideit OH, Mutter? 2"
fragt er rpeid) unb ndbert iib ibrenl
Eager, mt Dor eemielbef1 riebersufrtieer
unb fein 9aupt in bic Siiien 81 preiien.
Sein mdhtiser S0rper %;ittert, Inns
srose Sbrdnen nesen Sds ueibe Gin!
men.
9ansiani, ianft fdbrt Die @rafin
@eldet NIT ben ~fratfbaft 3arten Sdr,i
ben pber ben Sdeitst ibrts SebHes.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-02

YunS:rt3uriu ais @>obaftun9spl0t bienenb.
Dad nit Der &arolic ii4tbar bleibt.
Der Sanolticr i'll Srnern lit uift nur
se9en S5rapncl5, ~iouoeru ioear geseu
@ranaten aus SclO0eI6iiscn burf Den
Pan;er 0eIiGcrt rrlo fam allo Ieineu
@egner in aQer 0elniitb8ruhe auf'S
Soru nebmcu. 9tiTlnt man binsu,
OaS bic 0ruIou'i1en SdneGfeuertanos
neil iufGlgc ibrc3 eiHfadcn Seri6luHes
beguem 40 bis 80 Sd,uB in Der Wi.ute
~felterll, 10 crI6cirt bic fa1rbare Ranser=
laHcttc nit observation-disclosures al8 cine
furdtbare QEaic.
Gineu iiberraI6Cll6cn Gil0rud lnadtcu
tie uerieafbaren Ean;erla6etterl, loelde
mic bnri3 2aabcridlo9 pl6elt6 aus Der
Grbe auTtaldJen, Fcnern un0 ipieber pers
ldpiu0Cn. bcuor Der 6ciu0 inn Stanbe
lit, iie itiutrieit3 auf'S 9orn gu uehz
men. Gcrarti3c &3ouScrlaffetten lpers
ben IoiuoGl nit ldnpsrcn ais audi nit
lcidtcn @cidiBsn a%rnlirt.
llnlere SQultration 3eigt cine iolfe
8au;crlaffette in Dem Nageublid, no lie
ii9 ans Der GrOe erbobcn bat, I'M i6r
oerni6tenoc5 S4uelfeuer 9e0en Sen ais
ritdenoel 6cinO SIT crOifucn. Sn Die
9leid)c Sategor;e rGeI6iitter @el6ite@
9ebOrt and 0cr iogeranntc Suselmors
lcr, b. \. ni9t ctlUa Gil Mtorier fir
runoe &u9c(u, loll6ern Gin FOLDER, beIs
fen Robr nit ciuerl fitgelJDrmigeu Ban,
ser perIebcn ut, mclder Die rlln6e, in
elmer ~borijontalen Static augebrahte
Sdartc polltontmcu pcrihlie6t.
SaS 9r0ste &anjcrobieft aber, mel
DIES bet Den S6tesperIudeu uorsefibrt
wuroe, par Gin San3trtburm fir 3pti
15>Gentim : 9anoEcR, ser in iiinsfter
j3ett 10 piel beipro9en lpuroe, neil Der
6iidlauf scr 9anonen bier sdn;lt1 auf,
scboben 1T. Gritauutt6 mar sic 2ei9s
tiofeit, nit nelber Ii9 oieIcr geipalti9e
San erebte, in0em CT fir cine pe(Ie I'm
Srcbnn9 nur Al SefuuSen beanlpru9te.
Den S9luB Der s5srIufe bilSete 6as
Seucrn elmer 1?sGsutim. =6aubise in
Bauierlafette, peld)' lestere an oemiels
ben Gage iunerbatb II StunSen aus
i9ren rinSelreu Ibeifen bis CUR Sau6s
fertigtctt 3uiemulengeiest lnoroeu mar,
uuS spar nit ben a!lereiHfa6iten Siiffss
mittct1.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-02

dan gcian0t, I'm bort sen ulufallsnSen
Sd)ieBpcrindIcu bc!5upobnen, melde
arf Dem Gjrnionlperf wdbreub elmer
NoGe aagciteQt luurbca. Son Clam,
bon GDile, Oom 5ran8paal, bon Mterico,
pom iiberaa bsr iparen Gjaite getommen,
unb ibre GAIL Belief iid auf beinabe
3ipcibunbcrt. Die &eriude muroen
eiu9clcitct ourd cine Seiidtisuu9 bes
@~ruiOnlpcrfS, wclde ben @dlten Su,
9leid @%elc9enbeit CAB, Dem 9u6 elmer
Sart9rBpan3crplatte bon 10000 &ilo,
9ranlm @cmi6t bciiumobnen.
Die Salptpcrl16c nnb Seoba6tun>
gen aber 9ei6Gbeu auf ben bstben
S9ieBplaeeu Ocs BON Serrn GruIon
9elcitctcn @crfcS. &ie ilberaq, 10 ers
re9ten aud bier bel bcn Seriu6en nit
Sdnellfeners 6cIogeidiitc1 Die @rtreute
baS meiltc Sutereile, namli6 Die fleiufte
uu0 bie 9rDSte scr norgefiibrten Sa,
nolct. Griterc mar cine fleine @ebirss,
%fanonc, mcld)e auf Smei 8ferben ners
paft, uor9efilBrt nnO in weni9en Wti.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-02

Snbiide 9tttweu i'm Sin.
.oesatter. Gad) antlidcn 9eridten
Sibt es 9egeHiparii9 in GngliidpSft.
inSien 10000 nutsr Q Sabre 3dblenSe
@ittuep, 8. i. 10000 ggdo1entinOsr,
wctbc Eel ibrer Geburt oocr in i6ren
eriten eebcnsiabreu nit e6eu 10 niel
&rabsn, bic injipiiden geftorben, Der.
mGblt ipor6en iino. 9ieIe llnslids
li6en 6iirfen ii9 ME pie5er p~crheiratben
uub Ino perurtbeilt. r5abrcn0 ibreS
Safssn Scbeis Gas barte Soos ;ltra9eu,
wclfss Die iabil@cn Sitten sen 8itts
ipel auferteaeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-02
(Sdlub fotst.)

SpubeYbaaer DeftattuHgss
@sbrallGi. Sn 8raIilieu lit Die
Erancriarbs bel Ger 8eitattun1 juuser
RGbden l5erlohrotb Der Sars,
beiien Teie. oie 9ipree Der Gonoufts
fiibrcr uns Sseleitsr, Die n~eef0rmise
SeSetnag ser $ferSe bes Ssidens
lpo9eiis. ioipte Die 6eSeru wel6c Die
Bierce els S3dmuf trager, baben oieie
6drbuua.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-02
Dom gru(onwera.
Satsrnationales SaiereIe BET hen Itttea
S@ieBserindeu.
Sic esrf:Ittarsa ganssrIaTstten ano Der be-
t,tsIidjs Eau;erttrrm.

SAT- aQe Staatcn Ger Melt batter IN
Der lesten 0GlTte Scs Septembers 8ers
tretcr nad ser ettpa . Gilom. liioli6 BON
Wta3oebnrg 9eteScnen Subrifitaot 8us
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1891-05-14
DEAFNESS CAN'T BE CURED

by local applications, as they can not
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure Deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an inhamed condi-
ton of the mucous lining of the Eustach-
ian Tube. When this tube gets inf1amed
you have rumbl1ng sound or imperfect
hearing, and when it is entirely closed
Deafness is the result, and unless the in
tiammation can be taken out and this
cube restored to its normal condition,
hearing will be destroyed forever; nine
cases out of ten are caused by catarrh,
which Is nothing but an infamed condi-
ton of the muscus surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case OF Deafness Caused by Catarrh)
that we cannot cure by taking Halls Ca
tarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free.
T. j. CHENEY & co. Toledo, O.
Is Sold by Druggists, 75c. %
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PERSONAL.

JOHN II. SPENCER of Sturgeon Bay
was IN the city this week.
Mrs. DIR. PAINE is spending a couple
OF weeks visiting in Iowa.
E. HI. RAND returned on Saturday
from his visit to New York.
Mr.. JOHN ROBINSON of Green Bay is
visiting in the city this week.
JOHN A. HORN, the Kasson merchant
was IN the city on Saturday last.
Mr.. AND Mrs. J. S. Villas of Kaukauna
spent Sunday in the city visiting friends.
Mr.. P. F. GAINES, agent of the F. & P
NJ. at this place was in Kewaunee last
week.
f. P. JONES is attending a convention
of hard wood manufacturers at Milwau-
kee this week.
GENERAL Manager Whitcomb and his
wife have gone to Old Point Comfort, Va.
on vacation.
Mr.. FRANK PRESTON of the Manitowoc
Manufacturing Co. is in Duluth this
week on business.
DIR. BANzHAF and Henry Esch Jr. left
for Europe yesterday. They will be alb
sent about months.
GEORGE BYRON was elected city at
torney OF Kewaunee at recent meeting
of the council of that city.
GEORGE GoLDIE JR. leaves this week
for the state of Washing On which state
he intends to make his future home.
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On Monday last about noon tie large
dance-hall aud saloon owned by A. Reh-
bein of Kossuth were destroyed by fire.
4 cheese factory which stood near and
which was owned by man named Bleser
was also burned to the ground The
saloon and dance hall were kept by Chris.
Espen. Rehbein also lived in the house.
Everything in the houses was burned.
The fire originated in the kitchen and
occurred at time when most of the
people of the neighborhood were at the
French Greek fair.
HENRY HINRICHs the druggist desires
us to publish the following testimonial
as he has handled the remedy and be-
lieves it to be reliable.
| bought so cent bottle Of Chamber
lain's Pain Balm and applied it to my
limbs, which have been afflicted with
rheumatism at intervals for one year.
At the time [ bought the Pain Balm
was unable to walk. / can truthfully
say that Pain Balm has completely cured
me. r. H. FARR, Hollywood. Kan. Mr..
A. b. Cox, the leading druggist at Holy
wood vouches for the above statement
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SCHNEIDER & SCHNEIDER

OSWALD TURPIE OF Cleveland village,
Centerville, was killed near Sheboygan
on Sunday by being thrown from buggy,
while on his way home. He was accom-
panied by his step-son Robert Belitz and
when two miles north of the city the
horses ran away. Turpie was thrown
from the buggy and his neck was broken
causing instant death. Belitz received
some internal injuries but 1t is thought
he will recover. Turpie was postmaster
at Kiel under Cleveland's administration.
He resigned and went to California, but
not liking that state he returned to
Centerville and built hotel. He was
man OF high character and quite literally
educated.