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New-York tribune., 1893-12-24
GETTING HTD or TRfNPS.
THE BRILLIANT PLAN OF TACOMA.

From Tho San Francisco Argonaui.
The hor,lcs u ,rlmp- who now anlict the Land
IKE the locusta .f Egypt ar" seriously puzzhng
uunicipai authprlt-s every Whcr". tn" jail has no
tcrrors for the ilaap-n fact h" rather prefers II.
In winter. to the bpNcar. In the jail he is kept
warm l. fcl aul has nothing 20 d. W" comm' NJ
10 these puzZ.f municipal officers the plan adopted
by the authorize 90 Tacoma. In that city tnerr
has been built In the Jail a species ~ cell which
might be called the Tacoma torture-chamher for
tramps" II is about eight feet hsh and thre" feet
square. Around the ce'Nng. the walls ana Inc
nonr there runs a perforated op"-nch pipe. The
Tramp IS made t. lls~obe givcn soap and 4 brush
and induced - ent-r IN" e-ch4mit
Then the water ia turnnl on ful h"Hd- lhr aw-
ful shrieks and ycl- which cmerG' from IN" tor.
turc-chaubcr ar. said To- striitr terror ID the soul
of The stoui.st tramp. When the victim hts been
released he strikes ont from Tacoma. erarins ms
tale of horror o. unnumherrl trauus IT." result
has been a marked falling oH ~ tramp travel In
that locality. The people OF Tacoma have discov-
cred how y set ~ " ne tramp. Ihcy Wnsh nm.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-24
LADY ALEXANDR1 DUFF.

THE LITTLE DAUGHTER OF THE DUKE OF FIFE
Lady Alexandra DuN's tny nose is likely to be
considerably put out of joint should the hopes OF
the English people be realized and child be porn
next spring to the Duke and Duchess Of York. AZ
the present moment the little lady. whose title IS
merely one of courtesy and who, in the eyes OF the
law. Is but commoner. Is the only grandchhd OF
the Prince and Princess Of Wales and stands next
in the line of succession to the throne after the
Prince OF Wales, the Duke of York and her rnother
Were the Prince OF Wales and the Queen TO dic
and to be followed to the grave by the Duchess OF
Fife and by the Duke of York. the latter without
leaving any family. little Miss Duff would become
New-York tribune., 1893-12-24

Would you like to hear little Mary singY askeu
q young mother. do say yes" she whispered
TT is good for the child" And on the vistor
assuring her quite truthfully that she would be
charmed to hear the performance she opened the
plano. The little creature. climbing up on the
instrument, settled herself comfortably on her
rather exalted perch in pretty baby fashion ana
sang song after song as naturally and easily as
title bird would chirp. the low-pitched key and
New-York tribune., 1893-12-24

simple music making everything easy for the
childish voice.
are pitched too h,g, {" sa,d Ms "ord q is for
that reason. think. they apt to sing false
only put the key low enough and nine children
out OF ten will sing without effort. and quite in
time"
New-York tribune., 1893-12-24

for nothing could be more becoming to petite
figure than the jaunty little jackets with full skirts
reaching Just below the hips which are becoming
more popular than the long very fun coats
which inaugurate1 the season. Those who are not
daughters of the gods hail this new departure
with delight.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-24

plaster and for twenty-five or fifty cents and tney
are charming tackled about mantelpiece or H.. men
a bookcase. This maker OF beautiful casts Inen-
toned above is Joachim Deccmps. and his ADDRESS
is No. go West Thirty-third-st.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-24

gown Is an evening dress OF apricot silk crepe The
skirt which Is slightly draped the side. has two
oounces Of beautiful lace. The lace berthe caught
dovn nv n cluster OF chrysanthemums
4 curious-lookIng costume. which was not with
out its effect. worn AZ the 'comng-out tea"
mentioned above. The dress OF black velvet cut
IN severely simple fashion zen princesse" and hay.
ing a cane OF white broadcloth stitched with gold
4 white broadcoth belt with plain gold buckle and
a hand Of white broadcoth around the skirt Just be-
low the hips fastened on the left side with another
nIsin god buckle. completed the costume
Short women to have their innings this winter.
, 1893-09-27
Gin w%abnwibi9er SdJieBbolo
Derwunoet swei 86riianer i'm
B6rieniaale.
m. {. Sennett uno G. 10. Rosweu Dem
Gooe nahe.

Sin unbefanntcr Wann, Ser ft6 3u9an9
gu ser 6anbelSbOrie 8u perl6affen 8epubt
bate, feuerte beute fur3 Dor Wtttag obHe
iebes e~rfennbare WotiD mebrere 6epolpers
ibliie inter Sic berlammeltelt 80rIen>
jobber ab unb broc6te Spei Perlonen
i3nere 8erlebun9en bel.
Ser 80. s. 8ennett, ser Setretdr Ser
8Oarb Of Grabe Wutual Benefit Miiocia>
tton unb lelbft Elm berDOrragenbeS Wit9lteb
Der 80r1e, tpirb BEN babel erlittenen Ser
~lebungen erliegen, unO au6 fir bas 2eben
beS 6crrn 6. 80. 9tostpel, zines bet 80r1
ientele9rapbiiten, 1T nur icbr neni9 9offz
nung porbanben.
Bennett murbe BON ether &ugeL am 60lie
GetrOffen. &oStpea puroe bon elmer &u9el
am &tnn getroffen.
9te BRET ~ibrigen S6iiie, Sic Ser tpabn>
tpiBtge Batron abfeuerte, Derfe6lten 9liGz
liber Neiie bas 3iel.
Der ltubefannte ftan6 auf Dem binteren
@noe Der @allerie uno %felterte 3unGcbit 3tpei
SbIiie gegen Die Wdnner ab. Damn ricbz
tete ct Die Baffe mach Dem unteren Saol
tno %feuerte bret peitere Wale. Bennett
i~ttr5te, augeni6etnlt6 t0otli6 gctroffer, 81
Sooen uno tDuroe in baS 3tmmer beS Se>
fretGrS 9etragen.
Der S6ieB6olb pur6e bon Sobn 8arrett
er9rtften unO Dem tnStpii6en 3ur STEELE ge>
fOmmenen 8olisiiten ~iibergeben. @r lit
3tpeifeuoS irriinni9 unb tpetgerte licb an
fangs irgenb tpelcbe Qngaben iiber licb gu
mocben. SpGter CAB ct leinen Otamen te@
oo3 els @aiiino 8el0tn bon 800 2aloue
NDe. an.
Inter Sen 80rlianern bra6, als Sic err
iten Scbiile bon benz @abniinnigen abge7
te1ert tparen, naturgemdB cine 8anif aus.
Seoermann 6rGngte BEN N~uSgGngen 3u,
nm aus Dem 8eretcbe Ser &ugeIn Su fomz
men. @benio erIbredt tparen Sic sabI:ei=
CHEN 8eiucber auf ben @allerten. Ntemano
tpagte es, fub auf ben 8abnlinni9en SIT
~itlrSen, UNI ibn GIT enttDaffnen, bis 6err
Barrett btn3ufam unO benIelben feitbielt.
0te 8Oricngeibdfte ipur6en burc6 Sen
Sorfou Job unterbro9en. S9nen berbei7
g~erufene Ier3te nabrnen iib Ser bei6en
i6per Dertpunoeten 0erren an unb perbanz
ben 0eren eefG6rltcbe 8erlebungen.
Ser Gerbaftete erflarte ipdter, ct ftebe
felt orei Sabren ltnter bDptnotiidbem Gin
futile. Sin Maann NamenS Sones babe
ibn in $50. 229 9uronitraBe bDpnottitrt.
NltBeroem lbmabte ct alerlet ganS ungez
reimteS a3eltg, II. q. baB ct gu elmer unz
1tcbtbaren @eleul6aft 9ebOre, OaB CT feline
Seele anf Der 8Orie perfaufen %tuoIte, u.i.p,
, 1893-09-27
Kletne Udbrtbten.

-8iQtam @tQiams, tpelber aus Giferz
lltcbt letne Satin crmoroete, tpurbe, nacb>
benz ct it5 i6ulOig betannt bate, bur6
Gtdter Sutbiu GIT lebensIdngIic6er 3u9tz
borsitrafe perurtbetlt.
Die SpaItung i'm Gountpi9uGrat6 tt
fo%rtbauernb. s. g. Gbprnton, ipel3er
itb ftr ben neuerlpGblten 8rGiibenten baLt,
bat fir beute Nac6ntittag cine 8eriamms
lung Der 8eb0roe einberufen. Seine Seq
rer tuerOen ie6enfaIS ntcbt eri6etnen unb
elm Quorum beSbalb MIGHT Dorbanben fem.
= Quf 8eronIoIiung bon MaDor 6or7
rtlon lift bebufS grmerbung Der @ruppe beS
fran30iti6en 8ilObauers 8artbolbi, vQ8aibz
in9ton unb 2afapette" cine Sublcriptior
erOffnet mor6en, peltbe bis iebt ettpa $4,000
cr8eben bat. Die gum Q~lntauf ben0tbigte
Summe lit ST. 5000.
= Die notoriI9e Mouie 0'8rien, pel4t
ioeben etne itebeniGbrige 3udbtbausitraft
ab9eie1ien Bat, mirb beute in Sreibeit 9eieBt,
Sic bat Die meiite 3eit ibres 2ebens btnter
BEN @~tlen8ittern 3ugebracbt. Sbr Wta1tn,
Der ebenio notoriicbe 9 idScanGan, bat pez
gen Woroperiucbs cine 5e9niabri9e 3u6tz
bauSitrafe ab5uitBen.
, 1893-09-27
OerunolIdte Gben.

6arriet Sill erflGrte in i6rer bcltte i'm
&reiSsertbt eingereicbten S6ei6un9StIage
baB ibr @atte, Gbos, SO. Sin, tbr Daa
2eben 81 elmer 60ue 9emacbt babe. 0aa
8aar bate iicb i'm Q(uguit 1889 in Mtlz
tpaltfee gebetratbet. Sin iou ietne Trau
oft 9emtBbanbeIt boben. Srau Sill bate
in $50, 799 SO. 2ateitr. elm Geitaurant elm:
9ertcbtet unb fir Daliel6e cine quite &uno:
i6aft ertporben. 6ta iou bann Bic Sci:
tung oes 9%teitaurantS in ietne 6Gnbe' &c:
nom1nen baben. &ibter Collins bat Sill
berboten, it6 ais BEN @i9ent6iimer beS Ste
ftaurants auf5uipielen.
STA 8. Gaib mill bon i6rem @atten
Qlptn 3D. ben ie i'm 9e8cmber 1885 il
@rone Ottus, Wftb, gebeirotbet bat, ges
ibteoen t%perben, tpeil berielbe GngebIi3 cir
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lit.
, 1893-09-27
Oerfeblter Quicbldo.

Qus Srant BtQtams beute Morgen 6em
8tdbter ScuQD unter Der Nnflage bes
9tebitabIs norgefiibrt tpur6e, ertlGrte er,
oaB er na3 Der 8riOetpeu WoQe. gu 6tez
lem 53tpef babe ct bot benz 2a6en ser 8btz
laoelpbta Carpet @oy 229 SO. Ofa6tIon
Str.y etten tpertbGoien QlrtifeG mitgenomz
men. Ser &i9ter meinte, er Idbe Srant
1tbt gum eriten Ofale un6 tpoQe ieinen
Nunicb beSbalb nic6t erfIQen, i'm nielz
mcbr l0ufen laiien. So1te CT ober tuie6er
inter dbnli9en l~lmltGnbcn Dor Inn err
lcbetnen, baum tpcroe er bafiir iorgen, baE
grant nab Dem 3u6tbau1e tomme.
, 1893-09-27
Gin GrbfehIer.

Ser Sarbt9e G0parb Sin i9eint ni6t
itur Gin unangenebmer Botron I'M Nugez
metncn, ionDern I'M Beionberen aub no9
Elm &anntbaLe 81 ietn. Qus ct beute Morz
gen Dor &icbter Softer unter Der QlnfIage
oes @ngrtffS itanb, fteQte es iib beraus,
oaB er in bem @rbgei6oB 6eS 6auies SEQ.
113 6arrtinnitr. auf BEN ~15idbrtgen &naz
ben 8. q. SrantStD einen mit6enOen Nnz
9riff mabte, ibm idmmtli6e &leiOer pom
9eibe rtB un6 ii6 OGnn IN iciten entbl0Bten
Qrnt teitbiB. Ser unan9enebme Wteni6,
tpelbcr Ser @ewobnbeit ieiner &orDdter in
Oteiem ctDiliitrten Qan6e treu blteb, mur6e
UNI $50 unb Sic Soften beitraft.
, 1893-09-27
TelegraphiPde OepeP&en.
Die oberfouIen 6efhdfte ser uorth-
meit tern Guaranty &C.
Der Dt3eprdfioent oerieIben fibt iebt i'm 6es
fdnont6.
g u Nprf, 81. Sept.

9em v6eralO" miro bon ct. Saul ge7
meloet, baB Die @roBgeibporenen BON
6ennepin County in Sacben Der r9tortb1
tpeItern Guaranty on5 2oan Company"
merfpurbt9e @ntbetun9en ma9en. @eitern
mur6e S. s.. 8urfe BON st. Saul perbOrt,
uno feline Nusiagen bra9ten eigentbimlicbe
@ntbiaun9en. Man uuBte, baB bic Sc
ieuibaft in betriigerii6er g8eiie Paptere i'm
8etroge bon 81, zoo, 900 in l1mLauf 8eieBt
bate, ober BEN 9eitrigen Nusiagen nacb be-
trGgt bic Summe beinobe S 5000, 900.
9aoon beftnbet iib 10 bel In 8eitb bon
tleinen 8anfen, baB bteie ft3 fir6ten, bies
etn3ugelteben, Ser 8icepraiiOent @. g.
Streeter mat ntcbt I'M tStanbe, Die perz
Iangte 8iir9l9aft BON $4,000 81 iteuen
unb muBte 6eBbaIb ms Gef6r9ntB tpans
bern.
, 1893-09-27
beirathsfheine.

8ts belte Mtttag tpurben Bic foLgenbel
6eiratb5i6eine ernirft:
, 1893-09-27
Seinem Worte eetreu
Grhdn9t ii9 elm 3w0IfjdRri9er Junss.
OafIon6, SQ., ~. Sept.

@eitern 9lbenb tpar Ser Sarmer Bbilipp
9ottS, pel6er in Der NGbe bon Sumerid
mobnt, 9enDtbt9t, ieinem 5tpOlfjdbrtgen
Spbn tpe9en ir9enb elmer ltnge5o9enbeit
cine Sra9t Briigel gu perabretben. gtads
Sem bies 9eid6cben mar, erfIdrte Der Sunge,
DaB ct lih aufbGngen Wcrbe, penn ct nocbz
NAL geprii9elt tpiirbe, fir tpel6e 8emerz
flung ibm iein 8ater nod Elm Paar @rtraz
btebe perabret6te. Qlber Der Sunge bate
feline 8emerfun9 iebr ernit gemetnt, benin
faum bate letn Gater ben Gitden gebrebt,
ais ct iofort feline 0rObung pabr macbte
unb it6 i'm Stall erbdngte. @r wurbe
gIiidli6ermeile entbedt, ebe er gan3 tObt
mar, miro iebo9 i9merIib NIT benz 9eben
Oapontpmmen.
, 1893-09-27
8lutOuritt9e Pollunfen,
6wei Ghinefen RIDDEN f9 onrd meGerfi9e
an 96n3Iid uni9uloieen perfonen.
Gin Spfer bereits to6t.

3met Gbinelen I~ieTerten 9eitern Mben6 an
Der @Ge Der Siib>Sefferipn> unb Wil1onz
1traBe Ben 8eipeiS, baB bic 8unoeSregierung
gar5 Gecbt bat, penn tie Ser f~erneren @in>
nan0erung Der S06ne oes Dtntmliiben
9tetbeS ein 3tel iebt. Die bei6en in Sroge
iteben0en 3OpftrGger itnO Sobn Gam uno
Sin Sing, 6ie in Dem @rogei6oB bcS
SauieS SEQ. 500 Sii67GlintonitraBe cine
gSGiberet betreiben. Sr leBtercr er11ien
geltern 2l6enO Elm Wtann, Der ietne 8Gi6e
Derlan9te, Dbne baS DmtnDie StGet nit ben
!0teroglDpben Dor3eigen 5u f0n1en. gtab
benz befanlten grin5ip bet @bineien: SEQ
SiGie, III 0ai6te", ipurDe ibm bic 6erauS>
gabe Der gSGicbe Oertpei9ert, mas ben Otann
10 IN 3Orn 5racbte, 0aB er Spbn Sant
et1en frGfttgen Sauiti3lag tn's @eiicbt Oer>
ieBte, Sbne 6ann Die Solgen ieiner Strait
I~eiitung ab3utparten, lief er binauS inter
Die Wfenge Der Ba1lanten. 0DQ QSut6 iber
Die erlittcene S9mab, betpaffneten itb bic
betoen Wongolen nit groBen S6IGcbtcr>
meliern uno eilten benz 8eleiDi9er mach.
0teier mar ie6O9, Die gelagt, Deri6punz
ben. 1lnDerrtcbteter Sacbe 5uriid5ufe6ren,
mar aber ntdt na6 Dem 0ei6ma6 bet
i3ltbGu9i9en 8url6en, iDr8lutburlt muBte
OClbtCpI9L 4OkLOkI. SSI Slil6y III QEI4l ilS
tbre MDr6luit auSGieBen, mar Elm SEQ. 81
WtlionitraBe %tDo6n6after 6ru9tbGnoler,
gtamenS Saco6 8oblo5fp, Ser oas l1ngliif
bate, t6nen in ben Weg gu fommen. Mte
elm Stgcr iprang Sobn Gam auf ben
J}i6tSa6ncnoen SIT un0 Derlebte tbm einen
Weleriti6 tn Bic recbtc Settle, BET ENC
Stpet 3ou LANCE un6 bier 3ou tiefe 8u1be
pcruriabte. 2out5 Sricbenberg, Elm No.
AS Sii0zWfor9an StraBe nobn6after
ScbnetDer, empftng BON Sin Sing 3net
Wfcleritt6e in ben Naden, pG6een6 Sa=
mIel Ndermann BON gt0. I56 Welt II.
StraBe cine S6nitttpunbe an Ser Linfen
9ano Daoontrug.
Nut icbien ser 8Lutburit Ser bei6en
0auunfen 9eitiQt 5u letr, Dieueicbt mocbten
tie aucb fircbten, DaB ipeitere NuSidbreitun>
gen ibnen tbeuer GIT itebeu fommen piirben,
tur3 lie etlten t6rer 8ebauiltng gu unb per7
rtegelten Die Sblr binter itc6. 9aS @an3e
tpar 10 i6neu Dor iicb gegangen, 6aB sic
nun nab 6un0erten 5dblenbcn Wenl3en7
11enge crit iebt begrtff, mas itb 5ugetragen
bate. @S puroe Elm 8eriub 9emocbt, in
Die QSGiberet etn3norin9en un6 tpabrlc6etn>
lid milr0e eS BEN Gbineien ibIecbt erga1gen
ietn, tpern nt9t in 0ieiem Qlugenblif spei
Bolt3titen eridbienen pGren, 9teie trtcbcn
Die 2eute auSeinanber uro perbafteten 6ann
Die beiben WtiiictbQter. 8eblaStp, Ser am
i3periten perlcBt mar, purbe na4 ieiner
gSpbnung gebracbt, no Elm berbet9erufener
Nr5t ertIdrte, oaB ct ni0t fir beiien @enez
Jung etniteben f0nne.
9teler 2luSipru9 io1te iib ais nur gu
be9rinbet eripeiie11, benin &o6lastD erlag
beute Wor9en ieinen ~8er(ebun9en.
Znani moknhTnGo,. AAA.AALA.
, 1893-09-27
Qn Gas erftidft.

SIN @rlington 6otcG, StoneD SsIan6
@oe., fanb man beute Ste 9eicbe 6eS 6reiz
ano3pan5I91dbrtgen 6orace Noams aus
Setersbur9 IN ieinem 3immer. N6ams
mar in %betrnnfenem 3uitanb gu 8ett oez
6gan9en. Ser @a5babn mar, tuobl aus
Serie6c II, aufge6re6t. 49,
, 1893-09-27

.Sobn SObnion un6 Nuguft @eitz
LAMP, DIE betoen 14ia6ri9en 8uri6eu, bie
pon 3tpet Bolt3tIten aus elmer &Guberb6ble
ltnter Dem Seitentpege Dor Dem SauSe Sir,
80 Oit@Gbtca8O Noe, ~6erausgebolt tpur6c1'
1ta1toen beute Mlorgen Dor Dem 9ficbter Ser
item, ber ite i~traflos entlieB, ba lie mite,
Sbrdnen neripra6en, ibre 6obIe oufoeben
nn6 itcb in 3utunft mul terbaft betrqaem Al
tppnen.
, 1893-09-27
= Sobn Sbic fit in Scr Ghicodo 8

= SObn Spic iibt in Ser Gbicago 9(oe.
Station unter Der NnfIage, @eI0 unter
fali9en Gorfptegelungen erIangt SIT baben.
@r iteQte itcb ndmli6 So6n Sobnion bon
$40. II Sopnien6ltr. ais Experimentation
Der uB6eeIer & Nilion SEEMING Macbine
60" bor llnb erbielt bon ibm $40 ais Qlnz
aa3Iung anf cine Mai9iue.
, 1893-09-27
5wei mobnbdufer nie0er9ebrannt.
Srau Qnoerion nit 9enauer 10th Dor oem
Derbrennen bepahrt.

Sn elmer bon George 6ar6ing betpo6nten
Cottage $50. 6222 0oo0ipeeb StraBe bradb
bellte Elm Seuer aus, baB nic6t MIR bteIes,
fonbern auc6 baS Nebenbaus, in benz s.
s. Nnberion wobnte, b%ouitdnbig in @id6e
legtc. 9eS 9ebteren Srau, Die tranf i'm
8ette lag, purOe nur burcb baS recbtSeittge
@tntrefen zines Boli3iiten bor benz Siam
mento0e bepabrt. Ser @eiammti6aoen
miro iib aut $4,000 belaufen.
, 1893-09-27
Brteffaften.

vMe6rere 9eier." = 8e9en Ser
bon Sbnen ongebeuteten GoentualitGt mOz
gen sic lib berubigen. SIN ltebri9en iin6
mir S6nen fiir DaS &ompliment banfbar.
u6rtl9 un6 fret" miro au6 f%erter uniere
9eoiie ietn. vGornebm" lit fir nns 9leicbz
bebeuten0 nit vlebern".
, 1893-09-27

&bonnirt auf 6as Mbenb6latt Ser Suinois
Staats= 3ettung 8reis l Sent.
, 1893-09-27

= Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. miro 300 unbe7
ibaftigten 2euten in Solicit @elegenbeit
geben, am Canadian gu orbeiten.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-08-23

Congressman o. n. Hall gets from
Crisp just what he gave the latter in the
speakership contest two years ago-sup-
port for some other man.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-08-23
Teachers Institute of Brown County

4 teachers institute for Brown County
will be held at Turner Hall in New Tim
beginning Moncay, Sept. 4th. at p. NJ
and will continue during the week.
Prof. ". W. Pendergast and Mrs. c.
K. Jaques, both we'll and favcrably
known throughout the stae as educators
of high attachments and as successful in
stitute educators, will be the instructors.
No program has been prepared as yet.
but the work will be of such nature
that all those attending will be we'll re-
paid for the time spent.
An institute will be beneficial only to
those who attend with the sole purpose
OF receiving instruction and applying
themselves with diligence to the work
under discussion.
1t is necessary that all be present dur
ing the whole week and come with the
Intention of improving in scholarship
and methods of teaching.
Teachers cannot with safety absent
themselves. All DESTROYS of attending,
are requested to give notice without de-
lay. ALBERT STEINHAUsER,
Co. Supt. of Schools.
Dated Aug. p. 1898.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-08-23
SUMMONS.

State OF Minnesota, County of Brown, SIS.
District Court, Ninth Judicial District.
Jacob l.. School,, Plaintiff.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-08-23
SUMMONS.

state or Minnesota, County of Brown SIS.
DISTRICT Court, 9Th Judicial District.
jacob l.. Schoch Plaintiff
&- vs.
Nllhelm Meyer and Louis Wichser
and Louis Wichser, and also ali
other persons or parties unknown, Claiming
any r1Sht,title estate, lien or interest in or to
herein, e1s7E5 Hefen3nn4s
The State of Minnesota to the above
named Defendants
You and each of you are hereby sum-
moned and required to answer the CONF
plant OF the Plaintiff in the above entitled
actlon, which complaint is on file in the
once Of the Clerk of the District Court
81 the Ninth Judicial District, in and for
Brown County, Mimi, at New Ulm Mimi,
ana to serve copy of your answer to the
sadd complaint on the subscribers at their
ONCE In City of New Ul1n, Brown Co. MINI.
within twenty days after the service of
TINS summons upon YOU, exclusive of the
day OF such service; and if you fail to ans
Wer the said complaint within the time
aforesaid, the Plaintiff in this action will
apply to the Court for the relief demand
ed ln.sald the complaint.
Dated July 18th 1893. ~.
LIND & HAGBERG, -
r. .g...a Plaintiffs Attorneys,
... . New Tim Minv,
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-08-23
NOTICE OF LIS PENDENS

State of Minnesota, County of Brown So
District Court, Ninth Judicial District.
Jacob L. SchOch, .. SPIaintiff.
Wilhelm Meyer and Louisf W;chser
the unknown hers of said Willie In Never
and Louis Wichser, and l,Is. all
other persons or parties, Unknown. claim
in the real estate described in the COM
plant herein. DefeIIdanfs
Notice is hereby gwen, that an action
has been commenced in this court by the
above named plaintiff against the above
named defendants, the object of which ac-
ton is to have the said plaintiff declared
to be the owner In fee simple absolutely
and entitled to the exclusive possession
or interest in and to the real estate herein
after ana IN the complaint in said al ton de
scribed and to have the above Daiaed de-
PENDANTS and each of them decreed 20 have
no right, title. estate, lien or interest in or
TO the said real estate or any part thereof
and to have said defendant and each OF
them forever barred from claiming or as
serting any right, title, estate, lien, or i'm
terest in or to said real estate or an y part
thereof and to have the said real estate
quieted and confirmed in the said DlaiI.-s
tiff. his heirs and assigns forever 80 q
The premises affected by said action are
situated in the County of Thrown and State
of Minnesota, and are described as e flows:
Out Lot No. Sixty-twO (6Y in the CITY
of New Ulfn in said County. accOrdinu "a
the map or plat of said CITY on file and Of
record in the Office of the Register of Deeds
in and for said Brown County, Mimi.
Dated July 18th 1893 .
LIND e HAGBERG,
s. Fla inti Ns,. AAt,t ,,, ns;y,,s
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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-08-23

Dr.. Hewitt, secretary of the State Board
OF Health, evidently has the same opini.
on for he recently wrote to DR.. Fritsche
as follows: I want to thank you very
heartily for the thoroughly good work
which you have done in suppress1ng
CHAMBERS in your own city, and the man.
ly professional example which you have
set, by testing your own horse with email
lein," by accepting its diagnosis and by
testing and proving that diagnosis by
post-mortem. shall take great pleas
ure in quoting your example to others.
In letter written after the diseased
horse had been shot contrary to instruc-
tons, he says: I do not see how you
could have acted otherwise, and I hope
you will see this case prosecuted to- con-
clusion. There can be no question of the
existence of CHAMBERS, and the post-mor-
tern examination which you are to make
will doubtless give additional evidences
Dr. Schwartzkopff,: like all other intelli-
gent veterinarians and physicians, cannot
deny the evidence of his own senses or
the testimony of such multitude of wit
nesses as sustained the claim of email
LEM for the diagnosis of CHAMBERS. Of
course you will have to look over the
horses in the barn where this condemned
animal was, with view to no further
danger from that source.
Regarding the use Of s.mallein'' Prof.
Schwartzkopff, late of the University Of
Minnesota and associate editor Of the
New York Veterinary Journal writes in
this strain: The value of mallein as a
diagnosticum of CHAMBERS is fairly well
established, although an examination
of the animal should undoubtedly go
with it in such disputed cases as you have
under consideration Mallein is now em-
ployed all over the world, and with the
exception of some few experiments.
where it failed, it has come to stay as q
valuable aid in diagnozing the disease.
This ought not to be disputed by any
veterinarian who is posted on the current
veterinary literature, even if his reading
is confined to the pub cations Of this
country only.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-08-23
Specimen Gases.

S. H. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis, was
troubled with Neuralgia and Rheuma-
hsm, his Stomach was disordered, his
Liver was affected to an alarming degree,
appetite fell away, and he was terribly
reduced in flesh and strength. Three
bottles of Electric Bitters cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, H.,
had running sore on his leg of eight
years standing. Used three bottles of
Electric Bitters and seven boxes of Buck
lens Arnica Salve, and his leg is sound
and well. John Speaker, Catawba, O.,
had five large Fever sores on his leg,
doctors SAID he was incurable. One bot
tie Electric Bitters and one box Buck
lens Arnica Salve cured him entirely.
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