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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-08-01
4 Mad Bull.

a ferocious Angus bull belonging
to M. Bochman. in South Rock Isl
land, on sunday broke loose and in
iured farm hand working on the
Rock river bottoms, and but for the
Intervention of neighbors would have
killed him. As it was, he had one
rib fractured and the whole body
bruised and confused. DIR. Comegys
was called and dressed the wounds.
The bull was locked up in a little
shed and yesterday again got away.
and in attempting to catch him, a
hand working for Mr.. Bochman was
injured. Chris Naab was sent for
and he went out to shoot the bovine
before any more damage was done.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-08-01
WHEELING THEIR WAY.
Bicyclists Making an Overland Trip to the
Worlds Fair.

Worlds Fair.
A party of wheelmen who are go
ing to the Worlds fair overland ar
rived in Rock Island last evening
from the west. They also purpose
to attend the international meeting
of the League of American Wheelmen
which convenes in Chicago this
month. There are six wheelmen in
the party and they are from Wichita
and Topeka, Kan. and Farragut,
Iowa. NJ. F. Birmingham and W, H.
Fellison left Wichita nine days ago
the former being the captain of the
Peerless Cycling club of that city.
At Topeka they were joined by NJ. f.
Griffith and NJ. b. Hadley. and at
Farragut, Iowa, by II. d. Thornton
and A. 5. Walker. They have aver
aged between 80 and 90 miles dav.
They have been laid out by rain, held
back by bad roads and nearly suffo-
Gated by dust, but their ardor has
| not been diminished in the least.
| hneeiiheh " III DE w eicOheu-
The Mlnnette Wheel club, of Chi
cage. throws open the privileges of
its club house to the cyclers from
| this vicinity who may take spin to
the fair during the coming tourna-
ment, the following being the notice
sent out:
''All wheelmen about Davenport
and Rock Island who intend to visit
| Chicago and the Worlds fair during
the August bicycle race meet, be-
tween Fifth and Twelfth streets, are
requested by Capt. McGuife, of the
Minnette cycling corps, to use their
club house as their headquarters.
| Signals on the Road
| correspondent saws: MY horse
got frightened at bicycle which a
man was riding in the road, and ran
off, smashing my buggy. Is the BIZ
cycle rider liable for the damage?''
An eastern paper has answered: The
bicycle rider has as much right to the
road as Won had, and he cannot be
held for the damage caused by your
horse. 1t is courteous rule with
bicycle riders. and one that we never
saw ignored. to stop their machine
when any one driving horse holds
up his hand to signify that his horse
is afraid OF wheel, and those who
see rider approaching should make
the signal if they know or think their
animals are liable to be frightened
In law it is the place of the driver to
control his animal or suffer the con-
sequences. but wheelmen have re-
versed this rule of their own accord.
and he who fails to take advantage of
it should expect to take the conse-
quences. The bicycle is here to stay.
! and we must accustom ourselves to
this condition of things.
The Relay Race.
Local wheelmen were interested in
watching that. great relay bicycle
race, carrying a message from Gov.
Bots to Gov. Altgeld last week
Heavy rains and sand hills impeded
the progress in Illinois, and two
hours gained in Iowa were lost, and
an hour besides. All the time lost
was between Burlington, Ia, and
Bushnell, H., and after leaving the
later place the lost time, with the
exception of 81 minutes. was made
up. The dispatch reached Gov. Alt
geld at 2:25 p. m. Friday.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-08-01
SAVINGS Rank stock Redeemable.

Any persons holding certificates or
books of deposit on any of the Moline
or Rock Island Savings banks, can
have the same redeemed at par IN
payment for any merchandise in our
stores. MCCABE Bros.
Rock Island, Aug. 1, 1898.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-08-01
GINGHAMS-

About 20 pieces Dress Ginghams which sold
them at 12c Monday and Tuesday they
Monday. while they all our Shamrock
Novelty Wash Goods 80 inches printed light at
only &c yard. Chicago price 12c Special
directed to other bargains in Wash Goods department
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-08-01

On the Con rary Funds Are Freely Demos
''e" 10 the Banks Care and Credit-A
BUSINESS Mans Proposition-No Uneas;-
ness Felt i'm Rock Island About Money
Matters
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-08-01
Tne Weather Forecast.

For the next "a hours, fair wealth
er. very title change in tempera-
ture, light variable winds, becoming
easterly "Wednesday.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-08-01
Being 0VerSt0cked

in our Linen Department, we shall offer a lot of
drives and special inducements all this week to
reduce surplus stock; surplus of Towels, sur
plus of Table Linens, surplus of Napkins, sur
plus of Crashes. Fall in line, as we are bound
to unload all surplus stock at prices that will be
very interesting to you.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-08-01

On Friday and Saturday we shall
hold CIRCUS DAY BENEFIT Sales
Specials for our Circus Day
Benefit Sales" will appear later,
watch the local columns of the pa
pers and see large bills. Rush lunch
or shopping baskets. one will be
given to any child or woman for &c
offered in our Millinery. Moth
lrried over to next season.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-08-01

On Thursday. Aug. Sd. we COM
mence a mine DAY WONDER SALE. =
Among the other items of great
interest included IN our Mine Dav
Wonder Sale" beginning on Thurs
day. will be our great Midsummer
sale of Muslin underwear garments
at 6, 9, 10, Is, % and soc worth four
times.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-08-01

This is the year for visiting
for renewing old acquaintance.
Probably most families will en-
terrain, this summer, friends and
relatives they haven't seen for
many years.
If, therefore, you want a new
chamber set for the spare room,
new dinner set for the table, or
new knives, forks or spoons. let
me remind you that can supply
those wants. You'll be surprised
to find how eheaply.
G. M. LOOSELY
Crockery Store,
1908 Second Avenas,
Rock Island
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-14
Mnfuntt
Math fir Mfatter.

8or iiber 50 Sabren i9on murbe
Mtrs. Winslom'S Soothing : Syrup
BON Miqioner BON Miittern beim CAB
men Der &inber angemenbet. Wirlt ba
i'm S6lafe bur9 bas Shreien zines
&inbes geit6rt, bas i'm .3abnen 1T unb
Dor Sdmersen peint2 Wenn 10, IaHe
iofort cine Glai@e BON nMr8, Minss
Ions SOOTHING Syrup" bolen. Sein
Wertb 1T u%nbe3ablbar. @s mirb benz
tleinen 2eibenben iofort 2inberung perz
i9afen. 8erlaBt eu9 barauf, Miitter,
es 1T tein 3weifel bariber. Sc beilt
9pienterp unb Diarrboe, resulirt ben
Mageu unb bic Nieren, beieitigt Winbs
&olif, erpei9t ben @aumen, perbin=
bert gnt5iinbung unb ftdrft bas gauge
Spftem. nWtrs. Omissions SOOTHING
Sprup" fir aabnenbe &inber 1T arges
nebm in @ei6mad iln6 bas &eeept
ftammt bon einen1 Der beften meibli1en
Qer5te in ben Ser. Staten. Sc lit BEL
alien 9ruggihen in Der san3en Welt au
baben. BreiS Is Gents per Slai9e.
&auft ni9tS anberes, als Mrs. Wins=
Ions SoDtbing>S SHRUB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-14

ii6 bemiibe, ben &onHift au6 auf 6as
politif6e @ebiet su ii%bertragen. Ser
ttere 4urs ifebe jebt Dor Der Grage:
rWas nun 2 !"
Ser yBeitber 2lopb" marnt bic Dfterz
rei6ii9e &eeieruna bapor, &uBlanb
Bel bem 8eriu9e, ruifii6es Getreibe
mad 9euti6lanb gu i9muggeln, irs
genbwel6en gorI6ub 81 leiiten. Sas
officiDfe @iener rTrembenblatt", nels
DIES bieier Sage ben 6fterrei6iiden
@rpprteuren ben &atb srtbeilte, ii6
ben beuti6 rulii9en 3o0trieg mad
&rdften 5u NuBe gu MAIDEN, ipri9t ieBt
bic Befiir6tung aug, baB Srantrei6
bel benz 3oltriege ben 26wenantbeil
bes proftes einbeimien mer6e.
6rantrei6 legt li@ aber aud gang ges
traItig Ing 3eug, UNI bic Situation
eriinbIi9 aus3ubeuten. Cine ~fran50s
ff6e 9amperlinie tiillbigt an, baB ite
fofort 9ampfer mad &uBlanb erpeois
rem unb Sanbels &eiienben nit &C.
pdf BIG at Saufenb &ilo biz auf Weis
teres freie Sabrt gemdbren tperbe. SIR
ruifil6es Petroleum linb gum Na9tbeil
fir bas amerifanil9e Brobuft beisns
bere Sra6tfdbe bepiligt porben. Man
bere6net, baB bic Petroleum Iusfubr
aug GuBlan6 mad Jranfret9 infolgez
beHen ltm 5 Meilionen @olbrubel per
Sabr iteigen pirb.
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WDmlet ! @pulet !

Gin @bampasner, Der fi9 INNER
mebr Srennbe erpirbt unb balb ben
Marft beberri6en tpir6. lit Der George
@oulet.
Ut bdlt Die ri@tise Mitte atpii6en
allen @iseni6aften, bic man beim
Gbampagner erpartet; 1T alio ni9t
5u fiB unb ni9t berb; bon pridelns
bent, anregenbem Gef6mdf unb be-
tommt, ielbft in sroBen Quantitdten
senohen, ausge3ei6net.
9arum: SrinSt @oulet unb MIR
@pulet.
ROnfe & @ablfab,
Ngenten.
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THIBODEAUX.


Was bebeutet bieies Mprt2 IS ii
bas 9anbelsaei9en bes
Cinderella S@ubz g aIaftes.
9a i'm @abltabre befanntli9 Sc
f6dftsfile berrf9t unb mir einen groz
BEN 8orratb BON S6ubmerf fir Ser
rem, 9amett unh &inber an Sanb
baben, ileueite GacOns i1nb Wfuiter, 10
berfaufen mir Naes 3um 6 o IT,
preie unb liefern bic 8eneiie bas
fir. Ollie Maaren 1inb 1eu unb purs
ben fpe5ieu fir bieien Sommer befteIt.
9ie preife firb iiberaQ tn 3ablen artz
gegeben. @er bilig unb gut taufen
min, gebe gum
CINDERELLA Sdmb : 0nlaft.
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Sine mtffipn ssrennss.

rGin Sreunb In Der @ptb lit elm pirfliaer Sreunb! !"
Iint pentser a8 cine MtutpA 9eute baben fold einen
5reunb tn Or. Sings Reuer Grfinbnns seSen Grfdls
inns, Suifen unb S4mtnbiu6t" sefunben. gBenu Sic
bieie s~rpBartise SuitenzM ebtein nod ME s~ebraudt baz
ben, bann icuteu Sic fh burd einen 9eriuh BARON
iiberseusen, baS hieielbe puuberbare @trtunsen bet
Der Seiluns ppn auen Sails, Bruit= unb Gungenbez
idlperben e%r5telt. Bon ieber Slai8e Nib sarantirt,
tab bas Mtttel Niles l%etftet, mas BON tbm periprc&en
ptrb, pber baB baS @elb 3uriderfattet wirb. Qrpbez
Tlai6en fret bet Der p5an @ntpnic Drug &c." @rcBe
EIafhe9 gu SO Gents unb 81. 90.
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u. 6. Baris. 8. 81. &otbpen.
PARIS & ROTHWELL,

pbetograpbif9es NteIier,
go. II unb 13 @efsg ommerces@ traBe
San Nntonie. Sie a%Ierneueiten Sen.
res in photographer fein ausgefiibrt,
ebenfO elegant menn ni9t better, ME
irgenb pel9e i'm State. 2ebensgroBe
@raponsp ortraits unb ole Nrtem bon
8ergr6Berungen. Gebt eure 8ilber
ni6t Gremben, um fie bergr6Bern gu
laRen, tuenn bic &rbeit bier bon pers
anttportli6en aiinitlern arr be1en .3us
friebenbeit ausgefibrt nerben tann.
Wir liefern MIR Nrbeit erfter &laHe alb.
Mnfi6ten BON Gebduben tperben anfs
genemmen unb ale auftrdge auBerbalb
beS Nteliers prompt beforgt.
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guuSet Wppo Co.,

ga NJ arz I'M b % alnut<Str .
baben gegenpdrtig ettpa 5000 @orbs
8rennbO!3 bonn Winter iibrig, wel9es
MN gu rebu3irten preifen perfauft
perDen muB. @irb muir c.. O. d.
abgeliefert.
Seu, Safer &c. in allen 0uantitdteu
81 ben biQtgiten preiien.
SeIepboM8 l.
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Yartei i'm SntereFe ibrer 3utunft
eintmeilen bod t1ur einige mdBige
unb bic entgesenitebenben SntereKen
f9onenbe 9erabminberung Der 301e
Ing @ert feBen. Sebenfaas aber 1T
aud bas freuOig gu begriiBeu.
Wenn man ii@ ba nur ni9t tduidt!
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aay- SEER SD. s. Saepbipn. 81

aa~ Serr SO. 6. on, Der
betaunte photograph, bat an Der
llamo : StraBe, SEQ. 113, ELM neues
Ntelier eingeri6tet. Serr Sacsblon
bat in ieinem @tabliKement ale Neuez
rungen, bic auf benz Gelbe Der BbOtos
graphic Der NeuSeit berporgebra6t,
angeman6t. unb bic @inri9tung III
bo6elegant unb ftebt an 8olenbung
fi6er feinem Der prpminenteIt ten berars
tigen 2otale 0ftli6er Metropolen mad.
Gin 8eiu6 bieies Mufter : 4telierS III
unieren aeiern aufs ber3li6fe ems
pfoblen.
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bitten mollen. Sn beiben GdQen pers
gefie man ni@t, baB 9ooOs @arias
pariQa ale @ranf6eiten bendltigt, bic
bur6 unreines 8lut entfteben.
&eiu oesetabilii6-Supbs Piaen.
rs Gents.
9emtfHlambs Sanbelsbesiebmn9en
81 ben Sereini9tem Staaten.
Sn ibrelu 8eri9te fir 1891 batter
bic 8erliner geltefen nit ibrem urs
tbeil iiber bic @trfungen Der felt benz
Oftober 1890 in @raft tebenben Mes
&inleDs8ia auriidgebalten, neil iis in
Der @etaItung bes glportes i'm Sabre
1891 bas Dereintgte @rgebniB einmal
Der erb0bten S6uba6le un6 Johann
Der in 1890 in @rmarturg Der beppr>
febenben 3olerb6bungen erfolgten
Nuffpei6erung BON Smportuaaren err
fennen muBten. SIN 8eri9t5iabre
1892 biirfter bic normalen 8eftequn'
gen faum mebr bur9 bic 1890er 2dger
bef9rdnft un6 bemna6 bic @irtungen
Der Me&inleDz8ia eber gu beoba9ten
sepeien iein. Sic Nelteften batten
6aber ibre Gpeaialberi6terfatte aufges
forbert, ibre in bieier 8e3iebung etpa
gema6ten grfabrungen in ibren 8es
ri6ten iber bas Sabr 1892 mit3utbeis
len. 9araufbin finb pon einigen
8ran9en NenBerungen elngegangen,
bic fi6 fur afolgenbermaBen 3uiammen=
faRen lafen.
Cine &eibe bon Mrtifeltt ipirb Oanf
benz S9ube Der Me&inIep : Bill in
gr6Berem WtaBe als borber er3eugt unb
baber tueniger eingefabrt, 10: Bapier,
before Nlbums, Sapeten, 6anbf9ube,
GENTLE @olenmaaren, 9ite, 9banta.
iiepaaren, pianos mittlerer Qualitdt,
gbemitaIien, gifenbalbfabrifate, Yors
aellantpaaren. DaRelbe gilt ferner
fur Characterization geringer nnb
mittlerer grt, 9amenmdntel, M0beI,
3i~nfguBmaaren in biefen Nrtifeln be-
f9rdnfen fi9 bic Norbameritaner biels
fad ouf ben Mnfauf beutf6er MobeDe,
bic iie banr babeim na9ma6en; rur
beionbers feline unb funifbole Stiide
tDeroen au0 nogl no9 o1rett flr pen
%onlum lmportirt. Ser'leler oteler
fir iie f9on 10 pieI 8oben berloren
her 96ne linen nnr menio .rriifarhsn
f6nnte.
c. ,ns;+. ao4.o,r;o .os M..;.,,.
hot IN S;6 %;s SUPERINTENDENT tSSfH gI" o,,f Ss,,
y, sr;fnr morfts .r,t, ) oTss'
SSbunasn .;emIi1 m]nneranSer} 10.
trn y r. $;s oo3forhsn @rsnoros-
gr.etnni5e (SIoffenl. 2ehhnroorne.
Wn}nwsnfiers un6 oetpife W%onufort,tr.
tnonrem Gtriimpfe aug Sen idniIdem
Sobrifen. @ammoorfe nm @ern nn6
Grei. 9Iei6ers un6 ssntteranffe nm
9Io,1hom mnh Meero,e Snmmoorsm
ons Ssr aomit. Gebnh morsn o,,h
si;r b;sse Mnors,, MR. herhSIsn;smSs;e
nsriuas 9effsinnaem erno1osn' tns;1
S;a M1,er;forsr linn foros ns GIN.
fnre Sss ginfi,,Sss Ser Srmofrosi5%sr
Morte; urS IN Seren @efoIas s;,.s Ss~'
dhsas,nn ,ohIrs;%sr ',s aS ~,
sr,,d vsss yoy,;t si3r or6ssrs @sssT,,n'
osn IN ,aoi;MH Ianns S;s Hsnnts
S w, ~ sssGs offsm bortss maM4su
S"Al''S'' 0 nv" g"'"" (which
Von elmer leBten 4lahe BON Waas
rem enbli9 tpiro beri9tet, baB tie burd
bic reueften S6uBaOae Der Union bess
balb nt1t beribrt ieterl, neil t6o1 Die
friiberen ben @rport 10 gut pie gdnas
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IA fpeldbe,,, 3mede

nebmen Sic Mebi3in2 Weil Sic ent.
tpeber franf finb unb uDQen geiunb
perben, ober neil Sic &ranfbeit bers
bitten moleu. Sn beiben Gdlen pers
gefe man ni@t, baB Goobs Sarias
parila ale &ranfbeiten bemdltigt, bic
bur9 unreines 8lut %entteben.
Stein Observation-Disclosures Hiaen.
rs Gents.
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Sputbern YaciHc : 8abn.

Nbabrt.
Sad @epzO Orleans, 9ouiton unb @alz
oefon tdglif $50 ubr Na6mittags
unb 9 ubr gbenbs
Nad San GranciscO, 81 Yaio urb
eagle paB td9li6 $3.50 8orm. 49,.
Nnfun t.
Son gtemzO Orleans, 9ouftou unb @als
oeiton tdgli9 300 gorm. unb 4:15
Na6m.
Bon Saw GraneiSeo, 81 paiD uab
eagle 8aB tdgli9 1:25 Na6m. -.
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0emtid1 : emaliibe gdnle
Can antpnip. 9eras.

San NntDntp, TeTaS.
&nerfannt tiiatise %2ebranftaIt fir anaben
nnb Marden ; felt breibis Sobren in rcee,
Wirfidmfeit. 8prtrefHihe Sebrfrdfte unter
~beipdbrter Qeitune. Ser enelii1en Spratt
uirb, ME Der beutfhen, bole 8ehnuns ee.
tragen. MuBerbem unterridt i'm Gpanii1en
Gini9erfnaben bprbereitete SdiIer inben ie.
berseit &ufnabme. Ndbere austnnft ertbeiler
9err S. @rops, 9rdiioent bes S9uI gor.
itanbes un0 Us NJ. 8arbed, Director BET
anftaIt. tup-
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saS~ Lawn Mowers, @artenf6ldu9e,
iotpie @eitelle unb SPRINKLER gut unb
biaig, gu baben bel u. s eunger.
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WEIR ars ,,,frieben,

BrootIpn n. q. o., San. Ia. 1891.
% serti4s mir sur %befouoerer Befrtebisnns, sSbnen
ssH Ser wnnbsrpOaen aur, psI9e .goffor 86nis's
&srutasS tdrter1 au rneinem Sobu Sobann poqbradte,
NtttkeiIuns Su MAIDEN. 3u5if Sabre lang BEAM er
&tdmpft. juIest iogar Gins unb Speimal p6dentIid.
Eirtoaen PROMINENT &erste 3u 8atb unb periu@tex
age m5sIi&en Wfittel, aber ale cbne bic eeringie 6ofs
nnng ~ erbaIten. ba erfubrer, mir pon biefem pestbs
gOHsH Wsittel unb eutf3IoheH uns gu einem geriude.
Derfetbe bat uns mebr ais 5ufrtes
tenseHeIItt Seitoem CT nit benz NerpensS tdrter
ppr trti Nouatsu anfins, lit CT mid pieber tranf sewe>
fen. Soft TEL sebanftl SEPT fam CT fem 9eben senie>
ben, pHb mir ffben fur iBn cine !3utunft. Bite, ems
Sfanetn Sie bersgefiblten Dont 6fefer SdmiIie. Sbre
NsebliB bat ibn ni4t nur turirt, ~fonbern aud iein
eeben serettet. benn In ieineni frhberen i3utanoe bdtte er
ui&t ms5r Iange lebeu t6aneus
90 Gbeeuer Str. 8. Meo @etou%
fseAA~X eta fertboones Bud far gterbenIeibenbe
1&IRk unb eine Rrobesdioi9e 5~ugeianot. @rne
~ erbalten aud bic Dtebi5in ~uIni0nft.
DieIe Wtebiatt tDur0e leit bent Sabre 1876 bon BEN
6pdlu. Baitor G6nig in Sort Masne. Snb.. 3~nbersitet
anb iett inter ieiner anrpeiiung psn ber
koENlG MEDICINE CO.,
4SS Randolph ST., CHICAGO, ILL.,.
Sci atbstbefeen 81 baben fas
$500 bte @tafhe, 6 3lafheit fur S.. 90,
erobe Sl.75s q fur $500.
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GHenbQbn Ta4r Ylan.
s. & 6. u. 8ahn.

S. q U. Vt. Babn.
Nbfabrt.
Na3 st. 2nuis pia Sron Meuntain
ober 81. s. & 5....6:5O Morgens.
Na9 st. 2ouis pia Sron Mountain
Neute .---...--.8:15 Mbenbs.
Na9 2arebo.. 40 Dorm.
N|ntunt.
Bon ct. Bouts, Sron Mountain & 81.
6. & S..............8:4O 8Drm.
BON ct. Souls, Sron Mpuntait & so.
6. 1885 Nbenbs.
8on GureDo--.. .....7 80 Nbenbs.
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.. u. & u. y. sabm.

" b1brt.
Sad @alpefton, 9DuFon unb @uero
t6gli9 ..............9:O5 gorm,
Ia6 Corpus @briiti, Nranias paB uub
8eebi1e tdgli@ ......2:10 Na9m.
Na6 &errbile tdgli@. ..7:15 Mbenbs.
Na9 &errpile tdgli6, ausgenommen
SDnntags unb MpntasS, nm
7:40 Morgens.
Mnfuntt.
Bon @alpeton, 9oufton unb guero
tnglt0 .......... .O0 Wber0S.
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8eebiae tdgli9. as Na9rl.
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settling toward the earth. MILFORD
Ormsby had been one of the first to
enlist. and his service had extended
through the war. His last interview
with Margie MILFORD had left him al
most stunned, for the coquette to have
answered his plea as she had, and he
felt that nothing he could meet at the
hands of the enemy, let it be death It
self, would be so agonizing. He was
captured three separate times and had
as often made his escape. He had time
and again been offered promotion for
gallantry on the field and for secret
service of the most valuable character
to the government, but he had persist
emily refused to accept it.
He never once communicated with
one of his friends in Elmwood and
never once, through those long terrible
wears did he hear from there. He felt
that his heart was as dead within him
as though an enemy's bullet was in the
place of the one nature had provided.
The day of March, 1865, had dawned,
and the last great battle Of the war was
in progress at Five Forks, Va. Will
ford Ormsby had never yet received a
scratch in all the many battles in
which he had participated. but with
that abject feeling of misery that had
ever been his portion since leaving
home, he felt that he wanted no one to
know what had become of him. IT he
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-05-26

for, had he been at liberty to choose
among all the young men of his &C
quaintance, he could not have selected,
SO far as he was concerned, more de-
sirable son-in-law than the young man
who now appeared to hold the first
place in his daughters good graces.
MILFORD Ormsby was born in the
town of Elmwood, and. even had the
population been larger, he would un-
doubtedly have been known by every
citizen of the place from the peculiar
IL sad circumstances of his early life.
He had been an orphan since he was
four years of age, and scarcely had any
remembrance of the tragic events
which left him both fatherless and
motherless. His father had been .
young lawyer in Elmwood, and was
Just beginning to work into a good
practice when a terrible disaster de-
prived him of life. One night his home
caught fire. He was in town attending
some meeting when word was brought
him that his house was burning. He
sacrificed himself in the attempt to
save wife and child. The former was
injured so she died in few hours, but
the boy was saved.
Little four-year-old MILFORD found
many kind friends to care for him. An
investigation of his fathers estate
showed that a small income would be
forthcoming sufficient to pay for the
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-05-26
In MemOriam.

To die for country has in all ages
been esteemed the noblest and sweetest
death. From the ''Dulce ct decorum
est pro patria MORT of the old Latin
author to the lines of our poet:
"The flttest place for man to die
Is where he dies for man."
genius has twined its fairest laurels for
the martyrs of country.
Those beautiful and touching cere-
monies of Decoration day do credit to
the noblest sentiments of the national
heart; originating in the south, where
it is the custom to deck with flowers
the graves of those who wore the blue
as of those who wore ,he gray, they are
doing much to unite the memory Of a
common grief and sacrifice. Above the
graves of those who won and OF those
who failed, but who all fought for what
they believed the right, we sign our
truce of peace, and ''hide the scars in
flowers"
"Sleep comrades, sleep and rest
On this field Of the grounded arms,
Where foes no more molest
Nor sentry's shot alarms
Your silent tents Of green
We deck with fragrant flowers:
Yours has the suffering been,
The memory shall be ours
Minneapolis Tribune.