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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-07-07
Fosters Appointment a Blunder.

The selection of John w. Foster to
be Secretary of State will disappoint
and dispiease the country. While the
appointce has had some diplomatic ex-
perience. having represented the coun-
try at the courts of Mexico, Spain and
Russia, he is not the sort of man
whom the average citizen would be
likely to mention in connection with
the leading position in the cabinet.
Ever since Mr. Blaine's resignation the
newspapers have been busy making
suggestions as to the choice of a sue
cessor, and dozens of men have, at one
time or another, been named as proper
persons for the vacant place, but. SO
far as we are aware, Mr.. Foster was
not among the number. The public
has not thought of him at all in this
connection. The people have heard
OF him recently merely as a sort of
hanger-on around the State Depart
ment, who, however, did some fairly
satisfactory work in helping on reel
procity negotiations. This work has
been mostly of the clerical order, which
two out of every three of the subordi-
mates of the department could undoubt-
edly have done fully as we'll. Certain
ly it was not the sort of work which
should entitle its author to any such
recognition as Mr.. Foster has received.
For several weighty reasons this APP
pointment is blunder. So far as those
familiar with Fosters record are able
to judge he lacks the ability and ment-
al poise and dignity requisite in the
head of the most important of all the
Cabinet posts. Some of the greatest
men whom the country has known
Jefferson, John Quincy Adams, Clay,
Webster. Calhoun, Marcy, Seward,
Evarts and Blaine-have held this of
fee. In mental force and general equip
ment all these men stood immeasur-
ably above the new Secretary. The
appointment is a blunder because in
making it the President overlooked at
least dozen men, any one OF whom
would satisfactory meet the duties and
uphold the dignity and traditions of
the post. 1t is blunder because it
gives two Cabinet offices to Indiana, a
State which had already received its
full share of Federal favors. 1t is a
blunder because it throws diseredit on
the Administration, and weakens the
confidence in the Presidents
judgment of the fitness of men for the
duties of the offices under his control.
Finally, it is a blunder because it will
cast an air of truth over the story cur
rent week or two ago, that officious-
ness caused Mr. Blaine to resign; and
will thus be moral affront to the ex-
Secretary and his friends. Globe-Dena-
)crdt.
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The Bride Was Barefooted.

GAINESVILLE, Tenn, June 25.-Ely
Dobbs and Susan Edwards came all the
way from Christian county, KY, this
morning. The bride was barefooted,
with uncombed hair, and had hardly
sufficient clothing of the commonest
sort to hide her person, while the
groom looked like a Mississippi River
deck hand just off from a long trip.
Yet, after being made man and wife,
this couple walked out of the principal
streets of the town looking as happy
and contented as possible. Memphis
appeal AUdtanche.
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IRONTON. MO. THURSDAY. JULY Z, 1892. NU

OF fear of society, suggests weakness of
character. Neither can we have much
admiration for fellow in love, as we
assume OUR friend to be, who is doubt
full whether his marriage with the girl
OF his love would turn out happily. II
under the circumstances the girl is
willing to become his wife, what more
indisputable proof of her responsive
love could he want. And if they both
marry from love, why should not the
marriage '.turn out happy one"?
He seems to be a fellow so far lacking
in self-confidence and capacity for self
initiative that we are not surprised
that he has been unfortunate in mon-
ey matters" He is too much depend
ent on the opinion of others, too anx-
ious for appreciation, and too fearful of
criticism. Instead of trembling before
the ordinations of society, he should
seek to find what are the ordinances of
God and Of nature as to this marriage;
and only by discovering the feeling of
the girl can he learn what those are.
By the present legal provisions
touching the property of a wife the hus-
band is properly prevented from con-
trolling it against her will, and thus
serious trouble which might occur in
such a marriage as Our correspondent
speaks of, is avoided. The business
and financial incapacity suggested by
his past misfortunes in money affairs
need not endanger his wife's estate.
She can come into the partnership of
marriage, bringing her property as
she ought to do, while he contributes so
much as he may have; but in risking her
affection she need not risk her money
also. Hence her own future, his future
and the welfare of their children are
guarded. A little pecuniary capital in
such a partnership is a wonderfully
nice thing to start ON, whichever Of the
partners has it put up. 1t may be as
sumed, too, that if man gets the love
and confidence of woman before mar
riage, he will retain them afterward,
if he deserves to retain them, whether
he or she is the capitalist. If the
is contracted in obedience to
spiritual and natural laws, and those
laws are fulfilled in it, the union must
turn out happily.
Our friend may s'drift into old age
alone" or at least without this girl of
his heart as his wife; but if such shall
be his fate, it will be either because he
is not the man of her choice or because
he has not pluck enough to get her,
and thereby proves that he is unworthy
Of the prize, and hence is not intended
by nature for her husband. Faint |
heart, timorous friend, never won fair |
ady, and it ought not win her. The |
world needs stout and brave hearts for
he flture.-N Y. Sun.
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FOR THE CAMPAIGN.

The TWice-a- Week 50. Louis Republic
will be mailed each Tuesday and FRI
for only Forty Cents. 1t is great
paper, and will be indis-
pensable during the campaign. An
extra copy will be sent free to Nov.
30th, to the sender of each club of five,
with Two Dollars. Send for pack
age of sample copies and raise "a club.
Address, The Republic, st. Louis, Mo.
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Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chill
blains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles, or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give per
feet satisfaction, or money refunded.
Rrice % cents per qox. For sale by p.
p. Crisp.
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Notice.

| hereby repeat the notice heretofore
given in this paper that will be re-
sposible for no bills contracted in this
Valley by any other person than my
self or my wife. Ifemployes of mine
are trusted it must be at the peril OF
the creditor. WM. III. THOMSON.
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Official Directory.
MEMBER OF CONGRESS:

MEMBER OF CONGRESS:
>, Hos. SAMUEL BYRS5, Tenth District,
Potosi, No.
y. :. LAND OFFICE j. &. NELL,
Register; VIZ. p. NEWMAN, Receiver -
iron on, No.
j. FRANK GREEN, Judge Twenty Sixth
-.ircuit, De soto, No.
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+ gtmpm Memaer.

Din ben Solgen Der Grippe itarb
Sonntag Ha6mittag gegen 3 llbr 9err
Simon Menser in ieiner an Der gde
bon Sibalgoz unb gaprb @on9s StraBe
gelege1en Wobnung i'm Glitter bon IS
Sabren.
Simon Menger ffammt aus S6iirinz
gen unb mar in Stabtilm BEL @rfurt
2ebrer. S9on i'm Sabre 1916 fam er
mad Seras unb omar, na6bem er turae
3eit in Der neugegrinbeten &olonie
Gatrobiae gepeien NOR, mad San Nrts
tonic, mo- er ieitbem ununterbroden ge=
lebt bat. Nnfdngli9 nirfte er als Muz
iiflebrer, 6ann aber sriinbete er bier
bic erite SeifeniieOerei, bic balb iebr
gut HOrirte.
5err Menger bat it6 grpBe 8erbiente
UNI bic pflege beg beuti6en 2iebes in
Seras ermorben. @r mar es, Der bier
in San Qntonio i'm Sabre 1851 ben
erIten beutf6en @eiangperein griinbete
uno mebrere Sabre lang ~leitete.
@r mar aud elmer Der @riinber Der
beuti6sengliiden S6ule.
@r binterldBt 3 S6bne Grid, Q(uguft
unb Or. &ubOlpb Menger urb 3pei berz
beiratbete S66ter, 6rau 9tnna Sal1>
bolb un6 6rau Sba Senberion. No6
big in fein lebtes 2ebensiabr erfreute
ii6 9err Menger GROCER forperli6er
&iiitigfeit unb po0iger geiftiger Stride.
So beiu6te er nod i'm borigen Sabre
bas Griebri6sburger Sdnserfet, mo Der
greiie Sdnger : 8eteran iiberaa anfs
berali6ite begriiBt unb gebiibrenb geebrt
murbe.
SIM leBten Winter befiel i'm bic beims
tiidif6e grippe, BON beren 6Dlgen er
fi6 ME Die6er gar3 erbolt bat.
Sn Simon Wenger perliert bas bie=
iige Seuti6tbum eintn ieiner dlteiten
unb tpiirbigiten 8ertreter. 8riebe iei>
ner &i6e!
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Wa6 Mericu

&eiienbe, mel6e Merico belu6en
woleH, iolten ibre &unbreiie : 8ilete
iiber bic, WeIican Natio I
I'm p faufen. Sic erlauben be-
liebigen Aufentbalt auf Sinz unb &iid=
reife in irgenb mel6en Pldben unb iinb
fir feds Monate 9iiltig. Ser Mgent
in 2arebo befOrgt bas @epdd, pe9felt
@elb I'm unb gebt BEN &eiienben nit
&atb unb Shat CUR 9anb. Speeialz
arrangements fir gr6Bere &eiie : @ee
ielf6aften. Sabrpreis BON San @mz
tonio mad Der Stabt Merico urtb 5uriid
1919. Wegen ndberer gin3elbeiten
penbet Gu6 miinbli6 ober i9riftli9
an 80. s. &igsbp, Sidet 9gent,
S. & s.. q. q. &. Office, Mamo
plaaa, San Nntonio, Seras.
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sOfort uerlanst! 100 praftii9e
0Grtner.

Nn praftii6e @drtner unb Obfsidz
ter miro cine bef6rdnfte 9naabl bot
bier un6 5ebn @cres 8lods, rotber
Sanolebm, bret Wfeilen liib0ftli6 bon
ber pofoffiee perfauft. 9ieie 8lods
beftnben ii6 in Der @ranb 8iem Mbbiz
tion, ftnb ipe5iea fir @drtner unb
Sbf5ii6ter a11sgelegt unb f0nnett BEN
nabesu bolettbeten artelti6en 8runner1
benuben. I'm nun bieie Yarselen
obne gers1g bon praftii6en @drtnern
unb Sbfsii6tern beiiebellt gu Iafen,
pirb eine bei6rdnfte Nn3abl terielbeu
al ermdBtgtem greife berfauft merben.
9ier 1T cine G%elegenbeit, mo- Sbr aebn
Ncres 2anb 51 @urem eigenen preiie
fal1fen fDnnt, bic, tDenn nit Sb b
men bepitan5t, 1T tpenigen Sabren Elm
8erm0gelt reprdientiren. Sieie parz
5elen ltnb fdmmtli6 bpm Gountps8er>
meier abgetbeilt ,porbet1, unb es wirb
mir ein 9ergniigen MAIDEN, etmaigen
&dufern bieielben gu 5eigen nnb bic
@ren5en on5ugeben. Merbet @u9 an
S. 9. 9ignptuitD,
oberbalb Ser Seras : National : 8anf.
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Noti5 fit Subrwert=8 Better.
Mapors Office,
San Nntonio, l. Mai 1872. ]


Ollie Subrnerfsbeliber Der Sta6t merz
ben bierbur6 bena6ri6tigt, baB bic
2tcen5gebiibr auf Subrmerfe fir bas
Sabr 1928 iebt fdqig 1T. Sn ne=
bereinitimmufg nit Der Section Is,
bes &apitels 81 Der &ebibirten Srbtz
nansen werben bic gigentbimer BON
&uti6en, Wagen, @rpreBz@ agen,
&arrer, 8rocerp=W agen, iosenannte
r6loats" etc. bierbur6 aufgeforbert,
tire 2ieensgebiibr fir bas ,Sabr 1892
gu entri6ten, unb apar bis gum 10.
Mtat 1892 ME in Ser Section IA bes
@opitels 81 Ser &ebibirten Srbinansen
borgei6rieben 1T.
Il. 81 8rpan @aIIasban,
MaDpr.
@tteitirt. 6. g. GIaubon,
@itD @lerf.
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@eue oetti6e 2~lputbefe.
W. Il 10. 4alte1er, $50 Oh Gpu.
ftuu : &traBe.

Die Serren so. & IS. aalteper, En-
fabrene 4potbeter unb Gbemifer, baz
ben in No. 320 SfsSouitonftraBe cine
Seuti6e Apotbete etablirt. Die Ger
rem fibren ielbtperftdnbli4 Elm poaes
Sager BON Sroguen aler 9trt, potents
mebi3inen, Soilettenartifel etc. unb mers
ben beionbers Der &eeeptur lire Saupts
aufmertiamfeit i6enfen. 8eibe linb
in ibrem SADIE I'M Norben, iopie in
SeutI9laub auseebiIbet tporben.
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3nr nnferffiitun8 Der WpthletDemben
IN ben liirre : Gtftrifteu.

9as @eiu6, bieien @otbleibenben
su belfen, tritt an uns beran unb su
benz 3wede mirb 6err s. 8. 9ignos
mitD, Ngent fir bic Columbia Heights,
ben Nnfang MAIDEN, inbem er 100 be-
gebrensmertbe 2ots gu SIS bas Gtilf
einem geebrten Publifum anbietet.
Sic 9dlfte bes @rtrages biefer Ser
fdufe tpirb 9err 6. 8. Signomitp benz
untertiibungsz &omite iibermeiien, oaz
nit ben Nrmet 4orn unb ionftige 2es
bensmittel bei6afft uerben fonnen.
Siefe Sferte 1T bis gum Is. Mai
1892 giltig.
Wean wenbe 1i9. on
6. 8. SignomitD,
No. 9Sf9oufonfraBe, San Qntonip.
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,,@ut a~usfeheu"

DaS ysut a~uSfeben] bdnst nt@t blOs bon Der Saut=
funben 3ujtanbe Der inueren Srsane as. ST rte eeber
%anntsdttS, bann iiebt man aelb unb salts ans, 1T Der
MaSen tn llncrenuns, bann Febt man bpspspttia
8rdmlt& unb rerpriebli9 aus. Gorge fur quite Sc
%innbbett. banr ptrit On ssut ausfehen". Glectris
Iebenb anf bte i1nneren Orsane einlpirft. "a pertreibt
susletd GuSiAldse, @ef@pfre, Sleften unb ~Ipnftise
unretntstetten Der Saut, nno r~eridafit etnen reinen
5eint, gu baben tn Der apDtbete BON abDIpb Dreib,
Tbcmripn & So. so Gents bte 5iaiae.
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Nemralsta In 10 mtnasen sarirt.

Mr. s. g. S%tnrtepant, @bitor Der
vWaupaca (Wisc.) poit" fast: gbamz
berlains S6meraenS >8alfam furirte
tieine Grau bergangene Na9t BON @e-
ii@tss unb 3abni6mer;en innerbaIb Is
Ninuten. Wir m66ten ni9t mebr OH
nc bafelbe fein. Sie Glaf6e fir so @ts,
81 baben bet ben 9ruggiften s. Salt
eper & Sobn, Sopling,& 6loob, 80.
g M. 4alieper, q. SreiB, 8. S9us
9arb, H. Cohen & 60. unb S. 8.
6arrifon.
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Cine 10 sroBe ausmabl bon Som,
mersW aaren 1T nod nie bagemefer, pie
iebt I'M
Cinderella Sd)nb Store.
9erren= unb 9amensS 9ube, fopie
9ans=s @ube urb pantofeln gu allen
preifen. Die gr6Bte @usmabl in Ser
gan5en Stabt.
s. nj,
@de 9%outonzS traBe unb Mpe. s.
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Strabeu Mnmerirmug.

@bas. S. Sing, Der bon Der
Stabt angeitellt wurbe, bic Numerirung
Der 9dufer (laut Srbinans ppm Z.
Wdr5 1922 gu iibernebmen, seigt bier
bur6 ben 9auss@igentbimern an, baB
er nit Der Numerirung b~egonnen bat.
Serfelbe 1T ieBt babel, ben 9auss
@igentbiimern ibre offiSielen Nummern
mitsutbeilen, pel6e BON linn in @arriz
ions Saint Sore, (NO. 108 Oftz6ouz
ftDn=S traBe) gu besieben iinb.
8er eineu guten S6ub billig
ta1fer mill, gebe gu paneoaft &
Sphn.
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@oti3 ).
Office bes GitDsg oGectors, !
San WntDltp, l. Mai '92. {

Ollie Sunbe : gigentbiimer bieier
Stabt mer6en bierbur6 bena9ri9tigt,
6aB Iie bis gum 10. Mai fommen unb
lire 9unbezS teuer $50 Gents fir ieben
9unb) entri6ten, unb spar lit ueberz
einitimmung NIT Der am 5 sunni 1877
amenbirten Srbinan5. Mit 9unben,
Die mad Dem Dbengenannten Datum
obne Steuermarfe angetrofen tperben,
ipirb in Der bur6 bas @eieB borgei9riez
benen Weiie D~erfabren merben.
@b. &if6e,
@itD Collector.
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MISFIT CLOTHING PARLOR

giebt guren Dollars boppelten Wertb.
Bonn @9neiber gema6te $25 6erren=
Mn5ige fir $3.50.
8om S6neiber gema9te Beinfleiber
pertb $3.50, iebt S.. Wir baben
pafenbes fir Seben unb repariren Elm
Sabr + enrei. $50. 200 @om>
merle, @de Naparros5 traBe.
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Die sroBe MngloeS cotias g pinaes
rel unb 6pibensW eberei bel Nottings
bom tpurbe ein Raub Der Slamme1.
Der S9abem tpirb auf $500, 900 tagirt.
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California /. meime.

Meinliebbabef finben Elm grnBes 2a=
ger bon feinen California Weinert bel
9errn s. 5. Meper am Nlampz
Plasa. -0err Meper fn6t bic Meine
an Srt unb Stele aus unb fault brett
aus benz Seller Der Wein5ii1ter. Nls
gutem 4enner gelingt es Inn ftets, Bic
beiten 9orten aus5umdblen. @r fanrt
feline &unben unb Gamilien nit einem
guten Sropfen berieben. &otbz unb,
WeiB Meine in pOr5iigli6er Qmalitdt
bon iebt ab $1.00 per @alone = frei
ins 6aus geliefert.
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= Sic .f~albionablen Dunlap, 4nDr
nrb Stetion 9ite fiabet man bel panz
& Sobn.
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= Mnaiise bel paneoat& Sobm
beftelt oOer fertig gefauft, iiben mie a1>
gegDhen. Jertige Sa9en tperben to-
ftenfrei paHenb gema9t.
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- 9ie beften Oberbem6et, rnters
seug un6 3oiletten. Nrtifel bel g vans
coa It & Sobn.
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Sic smmiet @ppS 60.

b~erfauft Meslaifer, Smbiar serritorp
&oblen gu $3.50 per Sonne, 9ol3 au
$3.50 per gorb unb gebadtes 6oI3 3u
$3.50. Nae guftrdge tperber prompt
ausgefibrt. SeIepbon81 81.
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aB Menn Semanb fein unb au anz
nebmbaren preiie ipeiien min, 10 gebe
er gum 90 iffions= Garter. Sic
9erren &bciner & @anl, 8eliBer biez
les @tabli1ements, balter barauf, tire
@dite itets polfommen 5ufrieben gu ftel=
len. ollie faifonmdBigen 9elifatefIen,
Nufern, 8ilb, Slide, @efliigel &C finb
bort in Der belifateiten 3ubereitlng ale
3eit gu baben. Mabl5eiten merben altf
Wuri6 in Die Wobnungen Der &unben
geianbt. Nu6 bietet Der nit Der
Speiiemirtbf9aft berbunbene 9 a r.
r o . M bic be1ten @etrdflfe, itets frif6es
Bier unb feline 9iquore unb Weine.
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- Sn Norb 9afota beflagt mar
lt6 bitter uber ben Mangel at Sarmz
grbeitern. Srob Ser bntberttauienbe
bon @rbeitsloIen in ben groBen Stdbz
ten bes Sftens unb bes 8e1tens 1T es
ni6t m6gli6, fir bobe 2obne bic mo-
tbtge Nn5abl BON Garm : Nrbeiterr
na6 9atota GIT bringen.
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S@pls' Walmtem : @artem 1T Der
Sammelplab Der 9euti6en BON San
&ntonio nit ibrer Samilien. Sie re-
gelmdBigen Mbenb : Sret &o1tserte an
bier Nbenben in Der Mo9e 1inb 1tets
aablrei6 beiu6t unb erfreuen li6 elmer
algemeinen 8eliebtbeit.
shpla' salpna 1T Der sr0Bte un6
lebbafteite III Der Stabt. Seine Meine
u11b Wbisfeps unb ale3eit felerfrif9es
8ier, iouie bic beiten gtgarren. 91ol3'
2un6 erfreltt ii6 angemeiner Mnerz
fernung mnb regen 3uipru6s.
&err 6. $. Msiiler, $50 PIT Dts
9oufton @trabe bdlt itets bas ponz
fommenife 2ager 1T 3ei9enmateria>
lien, 9apeten, Garben, @las, Spiegel=
glas, 8ilberrabmen, Girni6en un6 alen
3ei6nenz unb Malerzu teniilien. &iinitz
lerii6 ausgefibrte 8ilber unb Statuetz
ten &c. iinb in elmer iebensmsrtben @alz
lerie CUR Nnii6t unb gum 8erfauf aus
geftelt. Sn Sapeten unb 3immerbefo>
rationen 1T bas @ei9madpoafe unb
0eueite bort gu fi1ben.
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= Sd muB 9eiteben, baB mir BEL
2ebers, Nierene unb Magenlei6er, fein
Wttttel mebr gebolfen bat, pie Or. Quz
quit &onig's hamburger Sropfen. Sd
baltic bic Sropfen itets inn 5auie Dor.
rdtbig.-@. @ertbeimer, Sat Sranz
cisco, Sal. Sn alien @pOtbefen 5u
haben.
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Sn Denper, Colorado. oiebt {

Sn 0enber, Colorado, siebt es
5pet Observation-Disclosures, Die ii6
gegenieitig auf bas bitterite b~efebben.
Nls fiir5li6 Die cine Der @ele1i6aften
bic Staten berabfebte, fiinbigte bic att
bere an, boB fe BIG auf Weiteres bas
Waier gratis liefern tperbe. 8eioe
@efeqi6aften perfigen iiber groBe Mitz
tel unb Der @oncurrensfampf tit ein
prhtttprtpr
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ls2% w 0tH A1llILitDl
Oorttopn bat einen Sbeaters8 erein
5tDei Muiiffapellen, eine1 nod iugenbs
Ii9en Gefangberein, nel1er aug Ii
actipen unb etpa rs paiiipen Mitglies
bern beftebt. 6err 8. S1mibt 1T 9iz
rigent biefes 0ereins. Die S6ule in
Yorftopn 1T bic bette in 9eWitt Co.;
an berfelben iinb 4 Qebrer angefeat.
6err Otto Nfunbt 1T Sberlebrer. SO
fin6 brei Ner5te in Yorttomu, bon be-
men 9err Or. Mar lrwiB Der gefuds
tete 1T. Au9 cine 8;erbrauerei beitebt
nod III gorttown. 9err @eamer
bralt ein gang boraiigli9es Bier,
tbeilte mir aber nit, baB er bieien
Sommer bas @ei6dft einitelen mill,
6enn bic 8Ontnrrens bes Zone Stars
8ieres lit linn iiber ben &opf getpa6z
ten. 9iefe 8rauerei bat bier aber aud
in Serrn paul Start eineu trefHi6en
Qgenten. 9err Noiter betreibt bier
cine S9ld6terei. 6eruer befinben fiG
bier nod apei Cotton Gins, iomie 2
gr0Bere S9mieben unb Steamaderz
Werffdtten, iomie anbere GRANDMOTHER
nnb fleinere @ef6dfte.
yorttomn bat ll6 10 3iemliG per>
boppelt, feit es Giienbabnltabt getpors
ben 1T.
&unge 1T ni6t nur Der gr0Bte,
fonbern aud Der bebeutenbfte @ei6dftsz
plab in &arnes County.
Sic Stabt liegt am Mbbange elmer
9igelfette, melde bas 3bal, in benz Der
San antoniO 6lub fliebt, BON ben
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-02

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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-06-14
LAND CASE,

The Character of Northern Pacific Lands
Must he Determined by Evidence.
Judge Knowles rendered IN opinion yes
aerday in the circuit court in the case of
the Northern Pacific Railroad Company va.
+. E. Wright. treasurer of Fergus county,
holding that whether n particular tract
OF land ia mineral or not ia a question of
fact to be determined by a court and not bv
the land office or by any action of the land
department. The action was brought by
she railroad company to enjoin the treas
urer from selling certain lands claimed by
r>ae company as part of its grant from con-
0resa. in default of payment of taxes as
sesssd thereon. The ground for the in
junction WAS that the sale would cast a
cloud upon the title of the company. The
bill OF the company shows that the railroad
was completed and accepted but the COM
missioner of the general land Office
refused to Issue patents for tho reason that
She company had failed and refused to file
with the commissioned affidavits showing
She non-mineral character. Tho opinion
says it also appears that the question of
whether or not the lands passed to the COM
pany 10 in controversy before the commits
eioner. Tit bill also sets forth that the
lands have been surveyed by the United
States surveyors and have been reported AZ
non-mineral, and agricultural in character,
lie domain. and have never been identified,
aud the boundaries of she specific lands
have never been ascertained or determined
except ss stated. The railroad company
contends that IL has never been awarded d
patent and such is necessary to segregate
rho lands. lts position is that it cannot be
determined whether Or not the lands arr
non-minsral and pass to IL with the grant
until the land department determines theil
character. and il agricultural, issues to It q
patent and that II might not be called
upon 70 pay taxes on land until il ID fully
aeesrmined that II owns the same; some
eAau9 senains 70 be done b. tho United