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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-06

returned Thursday from visit in Chi
cagO.
Ray Benham and R. P Kaighn have
returned from all outing trip.
Guy E. Maxwell, of Appleton. is visit
ing with friends.
q. b. Kerfoot, '95, is campus visitor.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-06

particular, she could never overcome
her maidenly feeling with reference to
kissing even the hand of man.
TrOusered Women in Court.
A French police court was the scene
of a curious case, in which two women
dressed as men played the principal
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-06
IFE INSURANCE ON THE
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Just the of all parties wanting insurance 1t is di
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ing safe and reliable protection to the at cost
The company has fully complied with the laws of
Minnesota and has received its certificate of authority
from the Insurance Commissioner business in
said state.
Excellent contracts will be made with good live men
special local agents every county and
in Minnesota. The company has entirely plans
work. which prove the most popular of any intro
duced
Write at once for circulars and further information
We good for the cities of ST. Paul and Mime
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Address all communications to
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-06

A famous case that attracted wide at
lentlon was that of the novice in the
school at Kalosca. This youth applied for
admission to the seminaryand announced
his intention of becoming priest. His
voice was singularly sweet and pure,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-06

ON KING is a no.
tOriouS Oklah o IN a
horse thief and jail
breaker.
And Tom King is
a woman.
She was captured
last week clothed in
male attire, a n q
then for the first
time the sex of the
leader of as desper-
late a gang Of cattle
pirates as ever made
ranchmen mis- era
bic was di covered.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-06
WOMEN IN TROUSERS.
a0TABLES WHO MASQUERADE M THEM
FOB VARIOUS PURPOSES.
THEY woULDRATHER BE MEN,

Dr.. Mary Walker. Rosa Bonheur,
George Sand, Sara Bernhardt
and Their iIlustrious Prede-
cessors Female Outlaws
Who Array Themselves in
Mems Clothes.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-26
SWI

Bardzo wiele znaczace So slowo
pisma swietego: u Pan Bog 1zekl,
niechaj bedzie swiatlo, istalo sie..swia-
to-" Naukl ~przyrodnicze pokaza vans
jak koniecznie potrzebnem jest swiatlo
do wszelkieJ formy zycia ma naszej
ziemi. Niniejsze notatka odnosl sic
wIasnle do tego swiatIa naturalnego, i
to do %cudownej iluminacyi ma wystawie
chicagoskiej.
Dopiero $50 lat pred Chrystusem
zaczeli sic ludzie zastanawia6 nau TEN
- czemu ME mozemy widzie6 W ciem-
nose? - Znaleziono ma to odrowiedz,
re widziec mozemy tylko, no co pada
swiatlo i re oko jest tylko maszyna do
zbierania prominent swiatla i do
przenoszenla do m6zgu wrazeh co do
rozmlar6w, ksztaltu i kololu. SwiatIo
inteleKtuaine to osobliwszy gatunek
swiatIa: kieruje n naszemi uczynkami
a dostarcza go doswiadczenie wlasne
lub innych os6b. Jezeli %pragniecie sic
oswiecic pod wzgledem podr6zy, to
kazdego d~oswiadczenie Jest Jasnem jake
sloGce, ze kolej ~Burlingtnhska jest
najlepsza ella wszystkich podr6znik6w.
Wzgledem blizszych szczeg6l6w. tykie-
tow map i t. p. zglosi6 sic pod adresem:
j. G. Kenyon, gen. pass. agent, St.
Paul, MINI.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-26
Drobne og1oszenla.

Drobne og1oszenla.
Nizei podpisany poszukuie
ma zine posade naucZy-
ciela w farmerskiej polskiej
paraGi. Ina dobrze ]ezyk
angielski i era take ma
skrzypcach. Moze wskaza6
dobre swiadectwa, jake
juz w dw6ch podobnych
parafach W Ameryce I
powodzenicm w nauczyciel-
stwie praktykowa}. lnteresowa-
nj wieIebni ksieza racza
}askawie nadeslac oferty pod
adresem: A. Wojciechowski,
Winona, Mimi.
KOWAL Pomerenka w
Winonie, ma]acy swoJa kuz-
MA pomiedzy Bankiem
niemieckim a gl6wna stacya
policyjna, sprzedaje teraz
income SAME do drzewa opa-
}owego, w}asnej roboty.
DOBRY POLSKI re-
GER, mogacy sk}adat tax
zwyczajny FAC gazeciarski
jake tel szybko zape]nic i usta-
vic forme = posiadajacy TAX
re bieg}osc W robotach akcy.
densowych, p%oszukuie miejsca.
= Adres: Juliusz Kluzik, 571
E.. end str. Winona, MINI,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-26
NH niej jak pofOwa ceny
ma wystawe swallows.

Podczas ostatk6w wystawy
swiatoweJ kolej North Western
sprzedawac bedzle tykiety ekskur-
syjne do Chicago z powrotem 2
po}owe ceny. TyKiety beda
sprzedawane odtad OF do 81
Pazdzlernlka, dob1e do powrotu do
Is Listopada 1898. Mkt me pow.
MEN tax pomyslnej sposobnoScl
pmln4c. Wzgledem tykiet6w i
bllzszych szczegoi6w zgloslc sic do
agent6w kolei Chicago & North
Western.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-26
HSN Afena Hllasc Armi-
kOWa.

Najleps2a naSG ma swlecle ma
rany, pochodzace z clec, przetarcia
%uderzenia, poparzenia, wrzody,
popekane rece, odclski oraz wszel-
kie wyrzuty ma clele. Jezeli zupe1.
ME ME zadowoli, pleniadze beds
zwr6cone. Ccna: IS centow pudei
ko. Mona dostac w Apiece
Eagle Pharmacy
w Milwaukee:
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-26
w cry KA

Do NEW YORKU przYhy-
la % Pazdziern,ka, parowcem
Marsala, partya polskich by
dow, ktorzy powiadali, il po-
wracaJa z Argentiny, z powodu
be i'm szarahcZa %nlsZczVia
piody polne. Chca teraz probo.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-26
Czeska akuszerka

Maya Kral, zdolna, uznana,
us}uguie wszystkim Polakom
/ Czechom W A ; oxo.
Icy. Mieszka niedaleko pol.
sk1ego k%osclota, prey ulicy
Walnut 81. = Rodacy, W
potrzebach zgiasza]cle sic do
niej!
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-26
TANIA JAZDA
do

toczawszy Cd Is Pazdzlernika
sprzedawac bedzie Kolej Burling-
tohska tYklety ekskursyjne 2
Winony dc Chicago 2 powrotem
"a $500. Dobre do powrotu do IS
Listopada.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-26
$500

Przez ca}y blezacy miesiac
akolej Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul sprzedawaG bedzie tyklety
ekskursyine do Chicago z
powrotem pc 5000 tyklet, dobry
do powrotu az do Is Listopada.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-26
wac szczescia W Stanach
Zjednoczonych.

wac szczescia W Stanach
Zjednoczonych.
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. -
WySazalo sic tersz, &e Phillip
Scheig, wypiacajacy klerk
banku zbankrutowanego,,B Bank
of Minneapolis" przenle wlerzyf
al 100 tYslecy dolar6w i
uclekl do New Mexico, gdzie
lyle pod przybranem nazwls-
klein. Kasyer tego banku j.
Bufferding, kt6ry sic 3 dnl pc
ucleczce Schelga %zastrzelli,
znaf JUL cd dawna rome Sc
kreta przenlewiercy.
ASHLAND, 20 Pa2dzierni-
ka. = Szeryf urzadzll dz,siaj
ogolna obtawe ma tutejsze
nory gler i aresztowaf wszy.
stkich wiasciclelI tychae.
Nlezwykie to postepowanie
szeryfa spowodowat Charles
Petrie. ktory dom cry
otworzyl, lecz ktoremu szef
policy bude zamknaf. Me
mogsc tego uczynic,co druglm
bezkarnle woino, postarai sic o
nakazy areszto wanna przeclw
wszystkim w3asc;cielom dom6w
CRY W mlescle kazaf ich
przez %szeryfa O'Brlen aresz.
towac.
CHICAGO. - 20 b.. m.
rano zarzadca drukarni Sell
shop'a, p. Scotford, zapvtat
lls1onosza, dlaczego wczesne
poranne %przesy1kl pocztowe
dostawia oopiero podczas
dSuglel fury roznoszenia.
Listonosz Miller odrzekf, Re
podczas plerwszei tury dru-
Karnia Jest ]eszcze zam6nieta.
Foreman WoodleY, kt6rego
obowiazkiem Jest otwierac
drukarnie rano, usfyszawszy
to i uwazaiac to "a zarzut,
lakoby on ME wYkonywat
swoich obowiazkows rzucli sic
gnlewnie ma Mulera / obj go
Il. mitosiernle. WoodleY'a "a
resztowano i teraz musl
odpowledzie6 ma diva ciezkie
osKar4enia przekroczenla pre-
p:sow p%ocztowych mlanowlcle::
.,czynny napad ma listonosza" j
yprzeszkadzan ME listonoszow, W
pefnienlu obowiazkow'';; kara
"a te przestepstwa Jest co
na]mniej rok wiezienia i xii
kuset dolarowa grzywna.
PREY UNIWERSYTECIE
Pennsylvahskim u%rzadzono
nova katedre ola dzlennlkar'
| silva.
BALE CZAPKI "
Salem, Indiana, acodopierc
skohczyf sic process przeciv
blaiym czapkom. sedzla Boyles
skazaf Eliasza Dalton, -kt5ry
stat PREY TEN, jak iego ko.
blete b%iczowano, "a to b,czo
wanle zopfaclf, ma S lat domr
karnego. Brat jego, ktory
kobiete trzyma}, / Holsappel
ktory ia bill, dostall tak2e pc
lat 5. Rolling, ktory byt obec-
ny, ale sic ME mieszaf, dostal
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-26

MORRIS RUN, Pa Dnia
l6 Paidziernlka przywiezlono
tudotad koleja Erie diva trupy
2 mlejsca nieszczesliwego
wypadku koleiowego W Jack
son, Mich Byli to- William
Gilmore ,na)starszy boss kopaln
wegla W Morris Run, l jego
iona. Al strach bylo patrzeG,
DO ciafa W same kawafkl
by1y rozszarpare. Byli to
Szkocl. - Przvwiez7ono tn
takae lnne ofary owego
fatalnego zdarzenla koleyowego:
lryszke Katarzvne Healy,
smiertelnie p%ognieciona, oraz
lei siostre Joanne,z z|amanemi
nogami / potrzaskana reka; to
siostly jeszcze zyia. Zona
,ryskiego bossa Donavana,
kt6ra mlafa Zebra. po1amane,
umaria; dopiero try message
byla zame3na.
DULUTH, Minn.-Staio sic
tn wielkle ~nieszczescle Janowl
Kubickieml, nale3acemu do
Towarzystwa sw. StaniBiawa
Kostkl W Wlnona, Num-, oraz
do Towarzystwa sw. KrzY2a W
Duluth. Nakladat on wegle do
kubta dzwigalacego prey pomo.
cy windy wegle z okretu, i
PREY tel robocle spadt ma
niego z kubia wegiel IS
funtow wazacy, zlamal mu
reke i box mocno potiuki.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-26

czonych %upowaanlf Stan Wis,
consln do postawlenia W hall
pam!atkowe, W Kapitolu
wash'ngtohskim pos4gu PIotra
Marquette, ktory okofo 200
lat temu plerwsze osady b'a
fych W tYm Stanie pozaliadat
MIASTO SHEBOYGAN
llcsy podfug na]nowszej ksiegi
adresowej 2l,500 mleszkanc6w.
w warsz.
tatsch kolei St. Paulskiej W
West Milwaukee niezadfugo
znowu pelna liczba robotnikow
pracowac bedzie. Cd kilku
mlesiecy prawle NC tam nle
roblono. - Tak2e i W warsz.
tatach budowy woz6w kolejo-
wych wnet wiecei Dedzie 70.
boty Dotad okoto $500 ludzl
nspowrot dostafo sic do piracy,
- tYlko pare set mnlei, jak
pefna iiczba.
OKROPNY zgon mial
wojak przytuliska W
Milwaukee IS letui Micha1
Rohrer. Spalli on sic 2ywcem
W stajni "a salonem Augusta
Muellera przy National ave.,
do ktorej sic poio3yf IA spo-
cZynek. Prawdopodobnle zapa.
lila sic s'oma Cd fajeczk,,
ktora starzec palif. Rohr, gdy
60 pc raz ostatnl "a zycia
wldziano, mai zaproszona
glove.
PRECEDENT Cleveland i
lego iona ME beda mogli cd.
wiedziG wystawy chicagosklej
pred lei zamknieciem. Pred
dwoma tygoduiemi pan Hig-
ginbotham, prezydent mad dy.
rektorami wystawy. uprzeimie
Clevelanda zaprosit, lecz ten
odpowiedzlal, ze ma laden
sposob ME mole Washingtonu
opusciG.
KOMPANIA chicagoska
chce rozebraG / usunaG szesG
gfownYch %gmachow ma wysta-
vie, "a s95.000, t. J. pod wa.
runklem, he wolno bedzie je)
zatrzymywac sobie szk}o i
zelazo. z samego gmachu
przemys}u trzebaby usunaG 26
tYsiecy furgruzow. Pobudo-
wanie rzeczonych gmach6w
kosztowa1o okoio Al miliona
dolarow.
BIEDA, jaKa sic " ostatnich
miesiacach dawafa W tym
kra]u we znaki, bYta zdanlem
Kar0]a Stewarta Smitha, pre-
zydenta nowoyorskiej IzbY
handlowej, najgorszym czasem
pc roku 1887. Byf 30 nieunlk.
niony skutek ustawY Shermana
o przymusowem biciu sreba.
MOCARZ starokrajskiChar-
les Mitchell, Anglik, bedzle
SIC boxowa! czyli BIT no
piescie z najwiekszYm moca-
rem amerykansklm James j.
Corbet. w grudniu b. r, W
kluble mocarzy W Coney
Island. Ktorzy q Mich zwycie.
2y, wygra 80 tysiecy dolarow.
Mitchell wsfawit sic W walce
z Amerykanlnem Janem Sulll.
van W Apprencont, we Franc!l,
W dnlu 10 Marca 1888 r..
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-26

Mich,
Obywatele Jan Draakowskl
Jan Klukowski bswla obecnle
ia wystawie W Chicago. =
Many tn teraz w2oroWego
proboszcza pray naszym
polskim k~osclele, W osob;e
wlelebnego X. Jana Kezm'erza
B;en;arza, ktory nledawno
przybyl do Ameryki z
Hamburga. Pierwsze chw1ie
swego pobytu W AmerYce
przepedzlf wiel. X. Bieniarz u
Ojc6w NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. W
Chicago.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-26

polscy brall czynny udziai.
Pierwszym mowca byf oh.
Wiadysfaw Kamlhskl, ktory
W movie swej objasoh zebra.
nych 0 czynach Tow. przez
lat 10; druglm m6wca byf
Wielebny rs. p~roboszcz Leon
Wyslecki. 81. kapian wYpo-
wledzla} piekna, patryotyczna
move, zachecalaca do dalszei
piracy, agody, iednosci i
miloscl Olczyzny."
NEW YORK. Pan Karol
Szulc, za}ozyc'el tygodnika
Ga=eto Pozska 10 Bragyha, 7ostat
manazerem czyll zawiadowca
tuteiszej akcyinej Gazety FOL-
skiej. Redaktorem tel gazety
Jest .. A.. Lew,nski. = Daw :
ulejszy prezes spoiki akcyjnej
naszej Go7ety Polskae1 p.
Levandowski zaskar2y1 redak-
tora Lewinskiego o zamach
na lego 3ycie. Rownie1
zaskarzyf p. Lewandowskl
pana Karola Szulca, pan
Szulc zas swoja lloga skar2yf
p. Lewandowskiego.
BOSTON. Mass Wielebny
ks. Jan Chmielihskl uzYskat
pozwoleule Biskupa IA budo'
We W naszem mlescie kosclota
polsk,ego.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-26

JAK poteznle juz sic rozros}
~fanatyzm DANDY "A. P. A.,
pokazuje zajsc'e W Rensselaer,,
Ind. Skoro otworzono loze tel
handy, zdobyla sfanatyzowana
zgra]a cmentarz katollcki, zbu-
rzyia kamienie grobowe. spallia
krzyze, i dzlkle wyprawlaia ma
grobach hece.
KONGRES Stanow ZJedno.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-26

Me przeslepcie waszego w4asnego inte-
resu, a kupcie co ma zine potrzebui ecie do
ubrania, ma wlekszego we Winonie handu
meskich ublor6w
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-26

IA
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-02-03

indianapolis Sun: The learned ed''er
~ mo Anderson Democrat is against
sv vs,cmatic and intelligent rosh improve
,,ent. because, he says, It would oe an
additional burden to the farmers ne
souues,s tha, they ought to be permitted
70 nav the cost Of better 70 ad- oy wo'k-
inc Il ont on the highway. Why' ms"
,ust what the farmer has been dong
and the resul, has been simply sw'u'
..essed 90 many days road tax, nc anu
,,h,s hired help 90 out on The highwsy
",o"vh /, up so that 1t will be the more
,.saiv converted into mud, aevo,'
! Ron, half tho time to resting ~ w
made. and, having for . stated per,so''
made the highway about ss ,mpssss"
W." - !, can be made. he goes back 70 woI
;, - no farm with senee OF reIiei. ="
-" ~ consciousncss that he has done p
,nwnship ns great and lasting service \,
- M hss 20 be lasting. II must lsst w =
no" "e,t year, for no condition can lnu"' a
- MIN 10 work on tho road excep' o"ve
y; ~car. Il . time when they least ueeo "
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TASpER INDIANA FRIDAY FEBRUARY B. 1893

by heaven. II the act was sanc'n'. ~
their chiefs mandate. They braved All
danger and even courted death, IN the
execution of his orders. The greatest
mouarchs stood In awe OF this prince
and his people. No precsntion was SUI
ficient 10 guard any man from the a.
sempts Of these determined men. II oc.
CURED that some OF the inhabitants o!
Tyre. which was part OF the Empire o.
Jerusalem. had killed some Of these dan.
gerous people. The prince, who prioen
himself on never beginning any onence'
had his peculiar formslities in requiring
atonement. lie therefore, demanded
s.tisfaction. but Conrade treated his mes-
sepgers with disdain, and the prince 's'
sued the death warrant. Two OF his
subjects in disguise. insinuated them
selves into Conrsde's guards, ana Openly
in the street Of Sidon wounded nim
mortaIly. When they were seized ana
put to the torture, they reJo'ceu tnx'
they had been chosen by Heaven " SUI
fer in so just cause.
Richard, Coner DeLion wa. at tne
head Of the Engiish troops, ana rnil'p
was at the hesd OF the French troops
and az they were impetuous monarchs,
there existed considerable Jealousy ana
I'm feeling between them. 80 muc'
that King Philip. disgusted at the tame
gained by Richard, went back 10 france
, but left part OF his troops with K'chnro
10 finish the war. When Philip reached
France he found that Richards broshe'
!, John was aspiring to the throne of Eng
land. John applied to Philip for help
aud by ceding sOme territory IN ~.
; many, he enlisted that monarch Ia n'
cause. Philip. prompted by the promis
Of aggrandizing his domains, ana also
,, the jealousy he entertained against aicn
ard, gladly espoused the cause OF JONI
e But Richards fame had made him s
popular, aud John waa 80 unpopuia
''that they found IL would be necessar
to enlist oil they could sgainst Kichsr'
e Therefore Philip accused Richard
!. being the murderer OF Conrade, ana u
" report tailed not to to have It's enrc
Richard had now concluded trea'
D. with Saladiu and was on his way hom
When he reached Germany he was a
rested by King Henry Vlof that cou'
> u, \, although he Was in disguise. an
kept prisoner for 10 months, when
= resolved 10 vindicste himself and u o.
peared al the time of the trial that u
murder OF Conrsde had not been pc
~ formed by Richard but by the Assassin
Atter this. most countries in Weste'
Pr. Europe accepted the word Assassin
- synony nous TO murderer. .
~ IRELAND, IxD. January, 1898.
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Assassin.

The English language being com.
,,ound Of other languages. u 10 qnte
nnrnbssle that q number Of the words
ra Z, =, go 10 make up the language have
: history, but We doubt u any nave ?
80 ,hxt Il couched il more thrilling
and curious events than the word AssAs.
s,x IL came in somewhat IKE th's
About the year 1872. when Englano ~"
France were again engaged IN tno 'o"I'
ish war OF the crusades sgM"st ."9 0"s
"o.ns aud Conrsde was king OF Jarusa
lam there lived q tribe OF people by th'
n.me Of Assassius, aud their leader va
commonly called the "Old Man OF ~
Mnnu,sins." II appears that the cnie
had acquired such an ascsndancy over o. y
: srh,sc,s that they obeyed his com
g msnds implicitly. In their ienorsu,s
q and fsnaticism they believed that y
mos, bcinous crime would Do rsw1o'
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IRELAND, IxD. January, 1898.
NEW MEXICO.
Farming by Irrigation superior
TO Rain Fall. Its Healthiui Cl'
mate.

ALBuouERouE, N. N. Jan. %, 1893.
EJi,or Courier Probably tew
words In regard to this country might oe
rf ;n,erest 20 your readers. Although
yev Mex;cn il one Of the oldest sectionsl
ri The country, in point OF settlement,
there Il probably less known about ~
~ The people generally than about any
other sec,ion Of the United States. The
nroposjtion now pending before Con-
yre.s 10 admit the territory as . state Is
lo,np something to turn atteHtion thi-
wxy. aud il is very amusing TO some o.
n. n note the various opinions thAt are
entertained about this territory ana US
neople by those Of other paris Of me
country. The general Impression seems
to he ,ha, New Mexico can never amoun'
| m much because "the whole country u
desert" aud nothing will grow WIN
IN, IRRIGATION. But admitting the pre-
Il mises do they warrant such conclu'
s;on2 The opinion of our people is ina
,srminv by irrigation IL the most sue
cos.ful farming in the world. Al leas
J. ,h., "a a ,esson taught by experience, ans
while Al the Americans now engaged y
- farming in this country have had exper'
icnce. In farming by rainfall yon coul'
IS M, induce one OF them to 90 back 10 IN
Is old wsy. for they not only get much he'
l,er and larger crops. but they are sure
r, crops every year. And an additions
srrument in tavor OF farming ~ ~
OF .ec,iou. is that such large part OF ~
territory il adapted TO mining and grs'
", mo that tho farmer will always have
voud home mvrket for all lie can raise
-. and that's a very important Item.
3 But what this country will be ce'cnr
ted tor In years To come Will be a.
20 Grand santa, ium tor the rest OF he co
~. s;rent. The latitude and altitude OF =
ots territory, taken in connection win
sbsence OF rain, seems TO give u mi
nt- and eauable climate, with Nh s'mosphe
almoai totally devoid OF moisture. III
gives the climatic conditions necsss'
n cure diseases Of the lungs-and N
Mexico il practically the ONLY section
tho American continent where such &C
IN. d;,;ops are touni. Here consumption
lite unknown among the native people, y
rd. those "health seekers" who come ~
ave with that disease, before tney are 100
Ave gone. invariably get well.
ing II New Mexico had nothing else
,As. recommend " the climate alone VIC
bis ,Kc il ID time great country.
and
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NOTICE.

A-OTIcE IL hereby given that 90 m"ch
~ ot The lands and lots described ~
The foregoing list. "a may he necessary
10 discharge the fuIl amount OF sS'" 'sA'
~ interest AMI charges thereon, "ue
from The owners thereof al the 'i'ne o.
sale will be sold at public auc'io" -
M Court House. in the town of Jasper
nnho;s comfy. Indisna, on the 2 Mon
hav in February 1898. between me nous
q, 10 o'clock a. m. and ! y. III. OF sn''
day. in the manner prescribed Dv Nv
and that such sale will be con"nue,
from day TO day, until all OF ss'd 'a"o
and lots sre disposed OF.
JoHN GRAMELsrAcHER',
Auditor Dubois Co., lnd.
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The family living next door 10 little
Ress had new baby. A few days ater
i was born she was allowed TO 20 over
and ace II. When she returned she gave
her brother . detailed description OF H.
ia Il girl or boy ?" he asked"
.Why," replied Bese, what . rid'cu'
,ous question: o. course, they don
know ye,. They cant tell until its oap
"-Buffalo Express.
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val l6O; taxes due 4 48
Vjnnen Simon. no 384O, pt 1T, "a ~
sec "a, "a, = 6, 2 acres; val ~; taxes
due p6 cents
webb Mary Ann. no SAGA, pt se sw, aec
a. t2.r5. 1910 acre; val 50; 'sxes
due B6 cents
cAss TOWNSHIP, NO. II.
Reutepohier Dan, no 4l69. pt sec "a.
Sr6, l acre; val 45; taxes due i.'o
yyRpINAND TOWNSHIP, NO. IL.
Lu,z rerd r. no 1888. 5 f add. Ferdi-
oand. in.lot &C, val 3l0; taxes due S55
JASPER.
Indiana Brewing Co, no 1868 l. = y
S, l. right of way, Jssper; val loo
tsxps due 8 95
schuble Agaths. no 6lls. Kundeck'
lat add, Jasper. u in-Iot ~; val ooo
,axes due l6 73
HuNTINGBURG.
Mueller John, no 67l7, HuntinRhurg
o., in.lo, z; val 53; taxes due J 10
S.hme,, Anna, no 1919. Huntingoure
D, in lot 10: val $40; taxes due os%
Weismsn Jno n. no 1861. Hunting
burg. pt in-lo, l3; val $40; taxes du'
l4ll
3undv i T, no 6OO7, pt Sc NV, se'
25 t2. r 8, 26- 100 acre; val ~; Axe'
Boyles Louisa. no 6Ol7. Birdseye, in
10, %: val SIS; taxes due %
Carroll ,Jas w. no 8O26, pit ne NV
so o, % "a 9 acres; val As; taxe
due 1 "a
Chanley VIM and Lauretts Tuck e' ~
nos 6O27 and 6ll6, lnman's add. BIRDS
ley. %, ln.lot 30; val 800; taxss ou
ia o i,
4 Carroll Hickman. NO ooSo, nnr"e"
add. Blrdseye. iu-lot oZ; val A"o' "A
les due AZ
Jsrh"e William, ~
lno 6U62. pt NV sw, 50. ., D. 4e.Aoo
Inman's add, Birdseve, ps in-lo'
Os. lo9 aud 40; val 43O; taxes gu
20 48
King John B, no 6O7O Borden's adj
Birdse,e. pt iu.lot ~; val ioo; lax
r due 402
Lobu WIN. no 6077, Koerners Al
p;rd.e,e. in.lots LOG aud l07; val lS'
,sQes due 8 - $50 p,s
). Leonard L,die A. no COTS. B'rdsey
. sip-lo, 80: val 10; taxes du- -
Miller Frederick. no 6os3 b.rder
|. add, Birdse,e. in.Iots % ana oi'
22O; taxes due 93
p. Miller Hsmmon, no 6OSl, Borhe'
.dd. Rjrdseye. in-!ot %; val 70; tax
due SO cents -, y
Is sds. Brdseye, in-lot ~; va 90 20
.iue o IS n,
)0 Soiemsn los. no Gill. B'rnseye'
o,s 6 aud z; v-l 10; taxes due %
Wsadle EIiz +. =,
40 6l23. y, ne NV. sec 20. =. -
&c III se sw. see %, 2.
W 100 acres: val 2lO: taxes due ouI
We,,s w T. no 6l25. pt y nv.
z,25. t2r3, IS 100 acres; val 20; ts'
,due U7
ue stats or IxDIANA, DuBoIs CouSTy'
I. John Gramelspacher. Auditor,
'ec and for said county. do hereby Ger
ter ,ha, the foregoing is full and corr
hist OF lands aud lots returned deh"qu
ne TOR the non.ps, ment OF taxes que 'h'
kee on. from the owners thereon, '"r
wear 1891, aud former years, 'oRe'
sec - in the taxes Of the current wear. u
ius ucluding penalty and interest
charges due thereon. ~ appears on
,se' cord in my Office.
'uf In testimony whereof. ! have bere'
set my hand snd official SCI
ne yLs jasper. this 81 day OF
xee ~ u,rv. 1893
JuHN GKAMELsPAcHFR,
eec Auditor Dubois Co, In
due