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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1891-06-24
A Knife-Blade in His Head.

George Maulden, who lives in Rey-
noldsvllle, Ca, has been for sixteen or
seventeen years afflicted with terrible
cough and what was believed to be
catarrh While bathing his face the
other morning he blew out of his left
nostrl piece Of oa KNIFE blade about about an IN
f bone ' When the o outer A covering e'e was
removed, however, it proved to be a
piece of steel knife-blade When but
a boy of 10 years a negro boy stabbed
him in the left cheek in boyish scrim-
mage. He did not know that portion
of the blade was left in his cheek.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1891-06-24
Keeping SOwS to Breeding.

The fact is not so we'll known as it
should be that from three to five days
after dropping her litter Of pigs q SOW
will mate again. 1t is best with large,
fully-grown sows to let them have pigs
as often as possible, as in our expe-
rience they do better and produce more
thrifty-growing pigs by this method.
The explanation of this paradox is that
this method prevents the SOW from get
ting fat, SO as to injure her breeding, as
she is sure to do if left too long without
pigs sucking her. Sows thus treated
will not only bear but need liberal feed
ing, as the growing foetus and sucking
pigs are drawing on the SOW, besides
the nourishment required to maintain
her own existence
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1891-06-24
ON THE FARM.
Our Baby.

Baby's skin is soft as silk,
Baby's throat is white as milk,
Baby's eyes are heavenly blue,
From the skies they take their hue,
And the stars have lent their light
TO make the bonnie orbs more bright;
India of her coral strips
To give the scarlet of her lips;
China next the offer presses
Bringing the silk she has for tresses;
The fairies thought it but treat
When asked to lend her hands and feet;
Juno thinks no harm to ape
The perfect contour OF her shape;
cupid next his bow gives over
To make her mouth as sweet as clover;
And the roses-tender. meek,
Lend their color to her cheek,
Old Neptune, too shows he's no churl,
But gives the teeth Of FURNISHED pearl
And Nature now proves he's no simple
But decks her hands with many dimple.
Search where you will, by night or day,
There is but One-our own sweet May.
John @. Bell
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1891-06-24
A Bridge of Geese.

Passengers on steamer to Kingston,
n. Y, recently witnessed novel sight
When the boat was nearing the ligh.-
house it ran under bridge of wild
geese. The birds were about so feet
from the river surface at the highest
point, and as they flew they formed an
arch extending from the lighthouse to
the east shore. This semi-circle was
maintained until the steamer had
passed underneath and beyond the flock,
which numbered about 800 birds.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1891-06-24
Thoroughly Dried Seed Corn.

Ali seeds have to be thoroughly dried
in order to terminate well. We have
known seasons when much rain pre-
vailed before harvest, giving the wheat
grain a soft, moist berry when it pos
sessed mparatively poor terminating
powers, and in such seasons wheat of
the previous years growth yielded best
Corn more than almost any other grain
is liable to be poorly dried at planting
1t is large grain, natures late, and
sometimes only dries as the moisture
freezes out of the grain, which almost
always Injuries the germ. Sweet corn
and the large Western Dent corn, that
have long, deep grains and heavy cobs,
are most difficult to dry out thoroughly,
and from these come most complaints of
poor seed. All these complaints could
be avoided by hanging the ears intended
for seed by the chimney, where it comes
in contact with warmed brick whenever
fire is lighted. Some farmers who
have smoke houses put the corn in
loft above the bacon, and they claim
any other. 1t is likely that the extra
drying such corn gets rather than the
smoking it receives accounts for its
superiority. Some years ago we grew
sweet corn for seed tor a practical seeds
man. 1t was a large variety, and the
season being cold and wet at harvest
time, we suggested drying in an evapor-
ating house. 1t was kept at tempera-
ture Of 1100 to 1902 above zero for two
days, and in that time every bit Of
moisture seemed to have dried out of it,
This corn, the scotsman informed US,
made the most satisfactory evergreen
seed corn he had ever had. We under
stand that kiln-drying seed corn by
evaporators is now commonly practiced
by seed growers, and it deserves to
come into general use, if the heats not
kept too high. 1t is better to take a. day
or two longer than have the seed-room
above 1902 .-Americdn CuHiyGt0r.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1891-06-24
Grow More Parsnips.

The parsnip is root generally liked
and should be always grown. If more
are planted than needed for table use
the surplus makes excellent feed raw
for COWS or horses, or cooked, even for
hogs and poultry. 1t is a root more
easily grown than carrots, as its wider
leaf when it first comes up makes it
easily distinguished in hoeing between
the rows. But even in advocacy of the
parsnip we dislike to say aught against
the carrot. Both roots should be grown,
and the carrot may be sown thickly, so
that if some are cut out in wedding
enough may be left to make stand.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1891-06-24
Glover For Pigs.

The phrase 'Epigs in clover" has long
stood as representing the highest point
of animal contentment. When pigs
have plenty of other food they will still
eat sufficient clover to keep their diges-
ton good, and thus thrive better than
under any other conditions. But it is
the other food mainly that makes the
increase. Pigs need concentrated food
for considerable part of their diet
Good as clover hay is for COWS and
horses, it is not readily eaten by pigs
unless starved to it. These facts, which
fully correspond with the experience of
farmers, are made more plain by recent
experiments at the New York State Ex-
perimental Station at Geneva. Where
pigs are forced to eata considerable por-
ton of clover they gained very little,
and might have starved had not small
amount of corn meal been added to their
ration. The conclusion was that clover
for pigs was worth no more than it's val
ue as manure, and this Is expressing its
feeding value for pigs at even less than
we had supposed.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-26

p'alul WlOQE!mlelZ "a. fOtem
zdjaf p}aszcz, poio3yl go pod
io2ko lozko lekarze, a wresz-
Gle zkaslwszy latarke, sam
cztowlek, z ktorym kapltan
Exuson O zamordowanlu IL.
W}odzimierza sic umawia}; ten
sam, kt6ry prosif Wlodz,mie-
RIA o rade ma chorobe plersi,
zbieg z wiezlenia, Brantln.
OkoIo godziny jedeaastei
wrocIi Wlodzim,erz z Karolem
do domu zmowiwszy pa
clerz, zaraz sic ma spoczynek
udal'. Karol syplat obok W
! komorze. Clsze zapanowala
nlebawem w mles2kaniu, a
ukryty pod to4kiem Brantin
pozna! pc reguleapem dlugiem
oddycbaniu, 2e Wlodzimierz
zasEal...
Okolo polnocy Oval SIG
nagle przerazIiwy g}os, e tut
zaraz hulk wystrzafu.
Karol zerwaf sic ma nogi
l wpadf do poko)u Wicdzi-
m'erza. Tu zobaczyf, lie okno
otwarte i uslyszaf, Re WHO.
dlmierz ]eczy. Poczaf vice
wofac o ratunek. W kilka
civil potem zapukat ktos do
mleszkania Wfodzimlerza. CIV
Karol otworzyi, wszedf dr..
Romberk re sw'eca W reku.
Zbl,2ywszy sic do i63ka,
spostrzegli, lie Wtodzimierz byf
rauiony VI plersl. Ma zieml,
prey 1o2ku, skrwanlonY no2.
DR.. Romb4rk zajal sic zaraz
opatrzeniem. Jeszcze tego
ME ukohczyf, gdy pos}ys1y-
szano hafas ma ulicy. Karol
wyrzaf oknem l 2obaczyf, he
warta nocna staia pod oknem
PREY truple jakiegos chudego
cziowieka, Htoremu kula
czaszke roztr2aska1a.
Kilka dn1 i nocy uptyne}o,
a W}odzimierz ciagle jeszcze
byf be- przytomnoSci. w
malignie m6wit rozmalte
s}owa, najczescie] zas sEysza-
no z ust lego lmie: Helena!
Gdy sic kryzys choroby
zblizy}a gdy ,miato sic roz
strzygnac, czy wyzdrowieje,
czy zemrze, DIR. Romberk M
krok ME odstepowa} chorego.
Karol edzia} PREY l6zku i
patrza} ma W}ouzimierre z ia.
ka bolescla, jakby to jego TO-
dzony brat byt. Godziny
plyne'y wolnc. Wtem spo.
kojnieJszym: pc chwili usnat.
DR.. Rombek odetchnaf i rzek}
pc cichu:
-Moze bedzie zy}!
W}odzimierz spal kilka
godzin. O 6smej godzinie "a
no otworzyl oczy 7obaczyw-
sly DIR, Romberka i Karola,
usm;echna} sic radosnie. Dr..
Romberk uja} "a pulls irzek1:
-Bogu chwa}a!
-Uratowany? = zapyta}
karol drzacym gtosem.
-Clcho!-odpowiedzial DIR.
Romberk.
--Uratowany, uratowany!
-zawo}al Karol, ME mogac
sic powstrzyma6.-M6j brat,
moi opiekun uratowany. b.
gu dzieki!
W]odzlmiezz byl wpraw-
die ieszcze bardzo slaby,
ale z dnia ma dzieh po}epsza-
10 mu sic. Karol siedzlal
ciagle PREY MIN.
Pewn9go dnla rozmawia} z
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-26

p~rzesz}osci.
Wtem ktos zapukal do po.
koju a tuz zaraz otwar}y sic
drzwi i wcsz}a PAM re sluza.
Gym W liberyi, twarz mia}a
zakryta gesta zaslona.
W}odzimiesz otworzyt oczy
i drgna}. w tel chwill PAM
don'os}a zaslone: to hrabian-
ka Helena.
Glory chcial COS przemo-
vic, ale ME zdo}al. Helena
przybliza}a sic do 1ozka i po-
dajac mu reke, rzek}a Z wzru-
szeniem ME do opisania:
Pan jestes chory, wiec
przychodze pana odwiedzic!
By}o to pewnego zimowe-
go wieczoru. w mieszkaniu
odzwiernego Brody ma Fam
ku hrabiego Arn~zteina juz
zapal"no swiece. Broda z TO-
ma siedzieli prey stole i byli
bardzo smutni. Siuzacy hra.
biego napisa} i'm z Paryza, re
Wiodzimierz zostal zraniony,
ale re juz ma sic lepiel i le-
karz ME watpi il wyzdrowie-
| je. Starry pop}aka]i sic mad
ia wiadomoScia i ubolewali
serdecznie, re zgodzili Sic ma
to, ably Wlodzimierz do Pa
ryza jecha}.
w tenn uslyszeli turkot
wozu Broda zaraz poznal,
re tenze zatrzymal sic pred
Drama.
Kt6zby przyjezdza?
"a czasu, gdy hrabia Arm.
sztein przebywal w Paryzu,
! zdarzylo sic, re tedy owedy
ktos Z sa>iad6w W odwiedzi-
ny przyby}, ME wiedza, ze
hrabla jeszcze ME wr6cll.
Broda sadzil, re tax bedzie
tym razem. Wyszedlszy
przeto pred brame, rzek} do
dwoch panow, kt6rzy Z wo-
zu zsiadali:
- Pan hrabia Aruszte,n
bawl ]eszcze ciagle W Pary2u.
Me przy,ezd&amy do
pana hrab;ego = odrzek1 ,e-
den z podroznych - lecz do
ego odzwiernego; )estesmy z
Czech.
y Do mnie panowle pray
]ezdzaja = zadzlwit sic Bro
da : Czech? Ale2 ia ME
nam zadnego zna)omego W
tYm kra,u.
= Mole bye - odrzokf
przybyfy = ale my ]ednak do
was rrzybywaml i prosimy
was o chwlle rozmowy.
GdY weszll do izby, iona
Brody powstals i chcia}a
wy]sc z izby, ale ieden 2
przybyfych panow zatrzymat
"a, mowlac, lie ]e) obecnosc
bardzo i'm bedz1e mia.
Wy przy,el'Scie pred
laty pewnego chlopca "a syna
n'eprawda? = tax odezwaf sic
leden z podr62uych.
= TAX jest odpowie-
dial Broda.
w jaki spos6b dostaf sic
ow chtoplec do waszego do
mu?
Broda spojrzat ma zone. co
gdy pytaiacy spostrzegf, rzek1:
= Odpowiedzcie spokornje,
lak bY1o ;chodzi tn BOWEN O
szczescie tego, ktoregoscle "a
syna przyjeli.
Broda jaf tedy opow,adzG,
]ak hrsbiauka, zdjeta lltoscia,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-26
DZIEC.
KO.
POWIESC.
(Dokohczenie.)

UZltiilciZa DIOuy uZl hll-
ka osob,przyby}ych ma porade i
pon,oc do m}odego lekarza.
Ks2da z n,ch chciafa jax maj
PREDICT weisG do pakoiu leka
RIA; Jeden tylko czfowiek sic.
DIAL spokoiule ma krzeselku,
ME cisnaG sic, AMI pcha)ac.
Zlawalo sic, iakby NAL eel W
ten, a2eby bye ostatnlm.
Twarz lego byia chuda zble.
dzona a kto ma n1ego ME jest.
Siedz,af, zwiesivszy glove.
Cd czasu do czasu rzucaf tyl
ko Oxen: pc obecnYch; raz
spoirzaf tak3e przez okno /,
spostrzegi, lie okno to wycho.
dlifo ma podworze.
Gdy wszyscY obecni wyszl,,
wszedl i on do lekarza l rzekl:
-Nazywam sic Antonl Be.
gnlerl cierple JUL Of cd daw-
ma ma plersl.
Dr.. W1odz;mlerz z%rewidowa1
go doktadnie ] przekona} sic,
ae ma chore ptuca. Siadl prze-
to do stoiu i napisai mu re-
cept. Odebrawsz> RECEIPT, wy
szed} chory cd lekarza, a
wziawszv kapelusz opuscif po-
czekalula. Tam spostrzegf, ze
klucz TX wlaf W drawback ma
zewnatrz I ME namyslajac sic
dlugo, wyJal 60 i schowai do
kleszeni.
POM waz dzien by1 pogod.
ny, postanowif Wtodzimierz,
pc zafatwienlu sic z pacyen-
taml, po)sc ma przechadzke.
Gdy w%ychodzif, spostrzegl, IL
klucza cd drzwl pierwszego
pokoiu ME ma. Mlmo szuka.
ma ME zdolano go znalesG.
karol doradzlf tedy, zawoiaG
slnsarza, abY ncwy klucz do
robit. Slusarz powiedziaf, lie
leplej ,nnY zamek przyprawi6,
DO mo&e bye, BE jaKi ziodzlej
60 ukradf, ab9 PREY stosow-
nei okazyl zakras6 sic
do lekarza.
E.! colby mi mogt ukrasG
-zawolai Wlodzlmlerz.- MI.
8 lem hlucz zarzuci6 i sadze,
Re si4 z czasem zna;dzie.
S.usarz klwna zroblf klucz
nowy, a gdy kilka dnl potem
cp1yne}o- wszyscy %zapomnieli
o zaglnionym kluczu. Wiod2i-
mlerz chodzlf co tydzlen z
klucZem, wYszli o godzi-
ME wleczorem z domu, ably
zobaczy6 soble piekna sztuke,
jaka wlasnie W teatrze grac
miano. Gdyby sic byl' 3D.
wrocill, to byl!by s%postrzegli,
to De ]akls czlowiek, otulony
plaszczem postepowaf "a niml;;
oni sic jednak ME odwro.
Gill. Ow czlowiek odprowa-
dill sic zawsze W pewnem
oddaleniu pozcstaiac, al do
teatru, a gdy spostrzeg', he
Wlodzimlerz z Karolem do
niego weszli, odwroclf siq i
i poozedf sobie. :.
W domn, W ktorym d..
WIodzlmierz mieszkal, ME BY
10 odzwiernege; o godzle die
wiate] wleczorem zamykano
dom, kto ~przyszed! poznirj.
otwieraf sobie drzwi xluczem,
jaki kaAda rodz'na, W domu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-26

Pie wiara
M3oda, stara
Piwo z West Bay City
Bo to przecie
W skwarnem iecle
Trunek znakomity.
Jezyk plecze.
Sllnka ciecze.
Oh wielki frasunek,
A .jak iykniesz,
Raznie krzyknlesz
! pochwalisz trunek.
Bedzlesz zawdy
GwoIl prawdy
Wielblf ten dar boski,
Go ob6cie
Move 2ycie
Wlewa W ludek polski
Pragnac zasle
W wiekszej masie
fYkna6 tego warn,
Mozesz sadek
VIA" W zo}adek,
Blorac wprost 2 browaru
West Bay City
Esrewianss 40
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-26

NU4RgGn,1r. ,v'|1:'11Q|O
NETWORK; Y
SzybAa jazda ParO wcaianI
mledzy
Bremen a New York
Naisiawnieisze parowoe
SPREE, HAVEL, LAIN,
TRAVE, ~SAALE,ALLER, ELDER
EMS, WERRA, FULDA, ELB E
KAISER WILHELM II.
Co sobote, wtorek srode,
Bremen
Co sobote, wtOrek srOde
New York
Bremen Jest mlastem bard=<
wygodnle p%ofozonem ola podroz-
nych i zBrenle Ell MONA W bardxt
kr6tkim czasie pojechac do wszyst.
kich miast Niemiec. Ausryi /;
Szwa]caryi. Szybkie parowce POI.
nocno-nlemiecklego Lloyda So bu.
dowane z szczeg6lnem uwzglednie.
MEM %pasazerow sredniego pok}adu
drugiei kajutY, maja take pomos.
ty i doskona}a wentylacya a kuch
MIA ola ~pasazerow wyborna.
Przesz{o
2,OOO.OOO
pasazer6w ma parowcach niemieo.
kiego Lloyda odby}o podr6z NOR.
ska bezpieoznie i dobrze. Wzgledem
cen j dalszvch informacy] udacsie do
Oelrichs Coco len. Agents.,
Mr.. 2 Bowling Green. New York.
HI. Clausen1us & Co.
General Western Agents,
so 9Th Ave
CHICAGO, ILL.
Jan AmElewicz, Hi. Ct. q.
Sch agenci W Winona.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-26
Alsksandra Ohod3 ki dokfsdny ~
Slow mix Is
POLSKO-AAGIELSKII
ANGIE I,SKO-POT.SKI
ANGIELSKO-POLSK

zostas jus ukohczony odesfany tym, ktdrzy przyslali ma dzee
to prenumerate. Dzefo to jest W dobrej, mocnej oprawle ze zloconemi
tytulikam: saviemacy s4, s~onnic ,wyraznego druku ma dobrvm pa
pierre. Kosztuje tylko 4 doary. Dzie{o to jest potrzebne kazdenu POI
hkowi W AmeIyce, kt6cy tn cbras sobie ten krj "a druga ojczysne:
Jezykiem urzedowym biznesowym W Ameryce Jest jezyk angielsk l
b7 znaioncci tego jezyka ME MONA tn prowadzlc zadnego interesu
ami za1mowac pos3d " urzedach, biurach It'd. Tu W Ameryce oproes
olczystcgo jezyka angelsklego znajomosc innych jezyk6w Jest zgoaa
niepotrSebna. .Kto oprocz swego jezyka, umie pc a1gelsku, wszydzs v
cacj d}ugiej szerokiei Aneryce rozmowi sic interes odpra"i Kto
ume pc angielsku, chociaA ME p1ynnie,, 5atwo 7na}dzie prscs po-
aade latwo wybranym bye moze ma jakl y urad w handach bes
iezyka angielskiego najbardzlej wykszta}conY czOwiek pnzstaje Y
tys zatem v vfasnym interesie kazdege tn mieszkajaceagc Poiaka
les: lak naiprsdzej naucz.t sic jezyka angielskiego. Poczatkow4 knaAka
ds nieum'ejacych po an1 elsku jest "posrednik polsko Angieski cens
IS cent6w; potem kan'"" lie potrzebna Jest ksiaka S{o " n k POI
SIX "a n g ielskj j A"giels hGp"lski abowiem W tymse
sfowniku }atwo znalezc rn znaczy poskie >;"so W 1ezyku angieskinl
slowo angielskie co znae@y " iezyku po}Skhm. Nazdy }elen, ktory tn
" Ameryce chce pozostac, pc winien mice sto~nlk tel swoim domu;
Il ka°o, czy on robotnik, rzemieslnk, farmer, blznesta, handlarz lub
urzednik, powinqo to d7eo zna1dowad sig pod reks; Cy kto chce lust
napisaj pc angielsku lub chce co p-zet}umaczyd z ksiazki hub gazety
angielsk'ej ma jezyk poski, mis- moze oby6 sig bez stownika Polsko
-Angielsk1ego Ang;esko- Poskego. NNka cena teo dze&a jest tai
prsystepna, ze najubozszy cz}ow1eR moze je kupi6.
Przysefajcie ma ,nUe rece pc A doary a kazdemu sfownlA
n%atychmiast wvsle.
"a II. DERDOWSKI
Cor. 2nd & CarimOna Sc.
WINONA. WlNN.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1891-07-23
A Perplexinr Problem,

Redfield Journal: How to rid the
country of the pestiferous Russian
thistle is becoming something more
than mere speculation. The weed is
rapidly spreading over the country. IT
permitted to grow undisturbed it pulls
itself up by the boot straps in the fall
and galavants about regardless of
whose garden or field it preambulates.
On windy days it busies itself racing
with the tumble weed" and its about
neck-and-neck between the two. 1t
rolls until it either gets tired or runs
against the wire fence. The next day
it strikes off in another direction and
Scatters seeds of discord as it rolls and
tumbles along. There seems to be but
one way to get rid of the pest. 1t does
not grow from the root, but from the
seed. All township officers and real
estate holders will have to join in an
effort to destroy the thistle, and that
effort must be concentrated on one par
ticular season. It is practically useless
for one man to destroy all that grows
on his place if at the same time his
neighbor permits them to mature. The
law is stringent in reference to the
question Of noxious weeds, 1t requires
that all such weeds be destroyed before
they ripen.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1891-07-23
Rut Yet a Mother.

There are no ties that bind as close
as those Of mother love, and none that
cost SO dear.
An example of this was given few
days ago in the case Of mother in
this city, who lay on her deathbed
She had given up life and the world,
and was sinking peacefully into that
sleep which knows no waking, when
her little daughter, who had been away
on visit, returned home in answer to
telegram.
The child was led into the room and
stood sobbing at the bedside of her
dying mother. She had been told that
she must control herself, and she tried
bravely to smother her great grief, but
when she saw the beloved face 30 white
and still on the pillow her whole soul
was wrought into one great cry.
"Oh, mamma, mamma, don't go,
mammal Wait for me7'
Back to earth and its sorrows drifted
the soul that was almost anchored in
heaven. The pale lips that had been
speechless for many hours parted in re-
ply, as the words escaped like ghosts Of
sound:
I-will-wait-for-you, darling
I will wait til-you-come"
And to give this last recognition, and
say these few words of comfort to her
child, the mother suffered the agony Of
a second death. Detroit Free Press.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1891-07-23

No. 4 had sent out strong swarm
just before the second weighing. Dis
regarding this, the average gain per
hive for the month was 2OH pounds.
No. 4 swarmed on July l, and No. 8 on
July8 8. At the present writing No. l
is apparently about to swarm. Sec
tiorls for surplus honey have been
placed on all the old hives, but none
have as yet been taken off. Consider
ing the weak conditions of the swarms
when received, the present showing is
very favorable. 1t is to be noted how
ever, that the record was made in the
best part of the honey season. Whether
they will do as well as this for series
of years remains to be seen.
Hitherto the keeping of bees has
been mainly confined to the southern
extremity Of the state. and If our ex-
pertinent in this and following years
shall demonstrate that they can be
successfully kept further north, and
particularly in regions devoid of native
timber, with its accompanying honey
plants. our object will be realized.
j. M. ALDRICH.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1891-07-23
Delightful Resorts.

Our readers who are desirous of find
ing pleasant places to spend the sum-
mer should bear in mind that the Chi
cago s. North Western Railway fur
nishes every facility for a rapid, safe
and comfortable journey from Chicago
Co Waukesha, Madison, Lake Geneva,
Neenah, Marquette, st. Paul. Minneap-
oils, Duluth, Ashland, Lake Minneton-
ka, Yellowstone National Park and
the mountain resorts of Colorado and
the far West. Fast vestibuled trains,
equipped with reclining chair cars,
afford patrons of the North Western
every luxury incident to travel by a
first class railway. Excursion tickets
ut reduced rates and descriptive pamph-
tets can be obtained upon application
20 any ticket agent or by addressing
w. A. Thrall, General Passenger and
Ticket Agent, G. s. N. w. R'y, Chicago,
Ill. 3
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1891-07-23
BUSINESS BRIEFS

Bring in your job work.
The best in the world-Acorn stoves.
Over one million acorn stoves in use.
Tomlinson's Quick Relief OIL cures
Group, colds, asthma and Bronchitis,
Sold by E. Branch.
Cash paid for hides and furs by J. G.
Murphy.
Take bottle of Quick Relief Oil and
Dead Shot home with you and if they
don't cure come and get your money.
Sold by E. Brauch.
Tomlinson's Dead Shot cures collie,
neuralgia Of stomach, diarrhoea and
all bowel troubles. Guaranteed to cure
collie in horses. Sold by E. Brauch.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1891-07-23
Notice ofE1ectlon.

An election will be held in the school house,
Hurley, Turner county, s. D., July 27, 1891, for
the purpose of voting on the question OF forming
herein described, viz: All OF sections 10, a. Is.
o. g. 4, %, 26. q, "a. IS, 36 and the east Of
sections 16, q. q and 50. township eS range s..
Turner county, $. d. The polls O! said election
will be open at 10 a. m. of said day and remain
open until 5 p. m. of said day. All legal voters
In Hurley school township will be eligible to
vote at said election.
Dated at Centreyille. s. n. July II. 1891.
JOHN MCATHIE,
Co. Supt. Turner Co.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1891-07-23
For Sale at a Bargain.

l6O acres 21s miles east of Hurley:
house and other buildings, and l4O acres
broke.
2Good work horses; yearling colt.
5cows;2 CALVES.
1Farm wagon. double buggy, har-
ness mower, cultiyator, plows, 40 hens,
and numerous other articles.
For price and terms enquire of
Mrs. HIRAM SMITH,
Hurley, S. D.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1891-07-23

Ihe following frank statement from
J.E. Hare, Of Trenton. Texas, win be
OF interest to many of our citizens.
Ny little boy was very bad off for two
months with diarrhoea. We used Yari-
gus medicines also called in two doc
FSFs, but nothing done him any good
nnM We used Chamberlain's Collie,
cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, which
gave him immediate relief and soon
cured him. consider it the best medi-
clna made and can coascientiously
recommend it to all who need diar-
tnoea or collie medicine For sale by
r Hraueh druggist.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1891-07-23
Half Rates to Minneapolis. MINI.

The Third Musical Festival of the
United Scandinavian singers Of Amer
ica will take place at Minneapolis,
MINI, July 10th to 21st, and for this
occasion the Chicago s. North Western
R'y Co. will sell excursion tickets to
Minneapolis and return at the very
ley rate of one fare for the round trip.
For further information concerning
rates, dates of sale, ETC., apply to agents
C.. u N. w. R'y. 2