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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-05-11
Council Proceedings.

Adjourned meeting. May 9TH. 1894.
Present. Mayor Evans and Aldermen Boyer
Davis. Holtz. Hummel. Mcgowan. Mower,
Petty and Wells, Minutes of last meeting
were read and approved. The bond of w.
H. Stanley. city treasurer. was approved
as was also the bond of Walter Scott, city
engineer. The mayor again presented the
name of Cortie Curtis for marshal and
street commissioner and he was confirmed.
Chas. G. Dudley was appointed and con
firmed as city assessor. True Parsons as
night Waterman for the lower part of town
and James Dornan as night Waterman for
the upper part of town were appointed by
the mayor and confirmed. Doctors len
nings. Howell and Wade were appointed
and confirmed as a board of health. The
water and light committee were given
authority to have water put in the city hall.
The city justice was given permission to
use a part of the city engineers office for
his desk and private Office and 10 use the
council chamber for his court room. The
bonds of Marshal Curtis and Assessor
Dudley were approved and they were duly
sworn in. Council then adjourned to meet
on May 18th, 1894.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-05-11
Program Of Visiting Physicians.

for the physicians who arrived over the
B. & M. this morning:
Practicing physicians of the city meet
the visiting physicians at Minnekahta and
escort them to Hot Springs.
Locating the physicians.
Breakfast.
AT the plunge bath at 10 a. m.
Rest. recreation aud dinner.
Drives. visiting bath houses. springs and
other places of interest. q p. m.
Meeting at city hall of Business Mems
association and other citizens with the
visiting physicians. to discuss climate.
waters. and cures. 1890 p. m.
Visiting places in Hot Springs snd vi
cinity.
Reception at the Evans. 8 p. m.
SUNDAY.
Early breakfast.
Farewell at the union depot.
AT the time specified for visiting points
of interest all parties having conveyances
to spare (even those who nave room for
one only should be on hand to chaperone
the guests about the city and surroundings.
Every citizen is urged to assist in making
the stay in the city of these guests as pleas
ant as possible. And at the reception at
the Evans on Saturday evening everybody
the ladies and gentlemen of Hot Springs.
all-are earnestly requested to go and
meet these eminent physicians whom we
want to go away delightfully."- impressed
with this health and pleasure resort city,
as they certainly will be if properly enter
tanned,
Following is a list of the visiting ply
%sicians.
E. M. Sutton. Canton.
Geo. Bley. Beardstown.
NJ. Rooney. Quincy.
L. H. A. Nickerson. Quincy.
w. E. Taylor. Monmouth.
D. w. Aldrich. Galesburg.
]. E. Cowan. Galesburg.
C. Truesdale. Rock Island.
A. L. Hageboeck. Davenport.
E. ]. Angle. La Sale.
l.. S. Cole. Peru.
F. L. Bartlett. Aurora.
F. H. jerks. Aurora.
G. w. Mcdowell. Rockford.
w. B. Helm. Rockford.
H. M. Bascom. Ottawa.
]. F. Keefer. Sterling.
E. L. Dow. Rock Falls.
E. L. Finley. Streator.
z. P. Cook. Mendoza.
]. w. Powell. Peoria.
r. w. Baker. Peoria.
o. H. Huntley. Buda.
]. P. Lyle. Princeton.
E. X. Westfall. Bushnell.
H.. A. Brimmer. Merritt.
Alex Hull. Lewiston.
w. A. Grove. Galva.
H. ]. Hensley. Yates City.
]. F. Cooper, Elmwood.
w. H. ID. Noyes. Carthage.
Samuel Russell, Macomb.
]. S. Allen. Keithsburg.
G. Rennigsr. Naperville.
E.. S. Detweiler. La Grange.
H. NJ. Lyman. Chicago.
H. B.. Fellows,
w. P. Mccracken.
d. A. X. Steele.
Jerome n. Tuthill
]. p. Cobb.
H. P. Newman.
E. S. Bailey.
T. +. Mickey.
w. A. Elder. Bloomington.
w. L. Hallam. Bloomington.
Mr.. Harden, special Tribune reporter,
Chicago,
Lucius Wakely, Assistant General Pas
senger Agent c. B. g. @. Chicago.
Notice tn Teachers.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-05-11
g. A. B., W. B. O., s. O. v. Encampmen,

G. A. r., W. r. O., s. 0. v. Encampment.
The annual e%ncampment of the above
orders will be held at DeSmet, S. D., on
June 5th 9th and 9TH. 1894.
The citizens of DeSmet are making prep
a%rations for a grand time and will be able
to furnish ample accommodations for as
many as desire to attend and enjoy three
days of recreation. The various commit
tees are all hard at work now. arranging
for the comfort and amusement of visitors.
Arrangements have been made with all
railroads. whereby parties desiring to at
tend. whether delegates or moi. can pro-
cure round trip tickets at their nearest sta
ton. for one and one-ffth fare.
A general invitation is extended to the
state at large. Everybody go and have an
enjoyable time.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-05-11
Notice tn Teachers.

Notice tn Teachers.
Examination for state certificates and
stale diplomas will be held at my office
on Monday and Tuesday. June 4 and
5. 1894. Paper will be provided. All
other necessaries. ruler, divider, ETC.,
should he provided by writer.
No other state examination will be
held at Hot Springs this year.
l.. d. BROOKE.
Co. Sup't.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-11-23

srrTieber zines ielbitltdnbisen 80rienz
beluderS litt, 10 uerlor er bod feinen
9lusenblid ben Stanb Der Dinse bel
Sanoer II. Sobn aus bem 9luse. Gr
bate beobaoijtet, luie Ser jltn9e Sanber
;u perbdltniBmdbis boben Yreiien bis
nod por nenigen Sasen 9roBe Poiten
auf 3eit sefauft bate. Gr ielblt hattie
ibm ourb bic Wermitteluns zines
Mafler5 fir Gnbe Sftober nod einen
Soften ansebdnst, an benz er i6on
Deute sesen iiebentauienb Wearf perz
btent bate. 60 piel maren bie Preile
in3milGcn i6on sefallen. Stun mar
Der Strife bel @anoer u. Sobn ausges
broden sic batten allo ntdt nur Die
9erlulte Der Preisbifferen3 sl1 trasen,
1onbern fonnten bic gorrdtbe auf unbe>
redenbare 3eit binaus audi ni6t per@
1pertbe1t. Sc famen Gummen bon piez
len bunberttauieno Marf in's spiel.
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auriid, b. b. er gebrau6t au elmer
geograpbii6en Meile 1854 Setunben
udbrenb i'm porigen Sabre bet 3ug
BON Stem Dorf nod @ticago, "The
Exposition Flier' gu Der 250 geos
graphiide Meilen lanaen Strete 10
Stunben, b. b. fiir bic geograpbii6e
Meile 273.6 Setunben sebraudt bot.
Wenn "The Exposition Filler" benz
Empire State Express" an S6nel.
listeit slei9tommen ioate, 10 burfte er
nur cine 6abrseit pon Is @tunben II
Minuten unb "a Sefun6en baben;
ma6te er Mnipru6 barauf, pirflib Der
i6nellfe 3ug Der Welt gu iein, 10
muBte er ieine Tahraeit auf Is Stuns
ben. alio I'M 5.26 pro3ent rebu3iren.
Mie biel idne0er biefe 3iige fabren,
als in Oeutidlanb gefabren wiro, ers
sennt man burd 8ersleide. Ser
idnellite 3ug bon Berlin nod Oams
burg eebraudlt fir cine geoarapbiihe
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bon Berlin nod a6ln legt in AL 8
9efunben cine Weile aufiid, uno Der
idne(lfe BON Berlin nod 6ranffurt
a. 81. gebraudt gu elmer WeiIe 45S 9
Setunben.
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8untes Staerlei aus 9euti@lamo.


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iein, barunter elm &aufmann 2ubenom
nnb elm geuii1er Motted, iotpie Elm
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@obn bes Nltbdnbler8 S9olem nomine
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len pfegte.
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tern mill, an b66fer STEELE groBen uns
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w." aus Berlin beri6tet. rMan" foG
fogar nit benz @ebanten umgeben, benz
8erfaifer bas Staatsar1ip au nerbieten
unb ibm ben 9ofbihprioarapbentitel
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ab5umarten.
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neutrality-suspicious. Denfmal mar
f1en Dor einigen sSabren unter mebres
rem &iinflern elm Wettbemerb ausges
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fauute 5prad,aetebrte Vrpf. Dr. Oas
MEL @anbers f.iueu IS. @eburtstaa.
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.Worid,Idoe ,ur NeifffeIuua elmer eius
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fiinfidbrioem 9ontroft FIR bos @n1sm.
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ten Runiitempels enoooirt.
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ouf unentaeItIid1e 6oIas@ntnabme fur
BEN @iaeubebarf aus BEN 3oQer'idlen
Walbunaen. SIN erfter syuifans batten
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unb bas @Aatteln unt bas Steber pcrben nint uuss
bIetben, ste In Gesensen, in benen tas Sieber
bemtia 1T, i4 nidt beifen periObii&en Setmius
4unsen su fahsen iuaen. Der bette @&us unb sIet@s
settts BITE bette Sur basesen tt oietters Masenbtts
fer8; baelbc TT nett ptrfiamer alS Gbtniu unb fener
Der sesen btefe8 erbpbenen Gtnwdube trtft auf bas
BtttcrS bu. No tmmer auf bteiem Continent unb uns
ter ben 9rppen bic MalardpIase berrf@t, i ba8 Bits
terS bas anerfannte @orbeusunsss uub peImttel ba=
aeseu. Gs ltubert ntt blOS onberu beeitist NIT ber
@ur3eI S&httelfrof, We&felfeber, S@letmteber,
MtlserwetterunS unb lRu&perbdrtuns. @eseu 5ibeu=
mati8mus, nntbdttsfett ber Neren nnb Bla5e, sesen
geritppfuus, @auenfius unb Nerpotdt 1T es unz
ibetroIfener Wirfiamfeit. Die unseiudte 3eusntB.
abIase Der aorppbden ber mebt3nt den VI enlhaft IL
mspetniiaeu SsusmitteI Ste ernie .T geae Ssbbrt.
Mau sebrauae es NIT spnieaueus unb nt&t nur at
nDb NJ.
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bic dltercu blieben aurid unb erhielten
8aionnet : St0Be. Sie atpei Sobten
iinb ie SO Sabre alt. Sic maren ldmer:
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bat Is Slide i'm Hiiden, elm anberer
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na6oem er geitiir3t tuar, erbielt er atpei
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alter damn bat 3mei Slide i'm Giden
unb einen in Der Seite. Nebrere Mei.
ber babeu Slide i'm &iden. Wie allz
9emein bebauptet mirb. ilt benz Militdr
feiu Wioel ftanb geleiltet morben.
= 0on Der Straftammer in Sasan
tpurbe bic @rdfiu &ei9enba6, gebo=
rene BON Yl6B, mesen fabrldifigen
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urt5eilt.
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@eltung fommen gu laKen. @egem
biefes proieft, eiuen S1wahenfrei1
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ipru6 in ben meitelten &reilen ber
gurgeridaft.
Su Der Deutlden Mebicinals
3eituno" f6reibt Dr. 9erriS in Hanten:
8egea ben ldftisen S9nupfen iei elm
iebr einfa6es, meine5 WiHens penig
befanEtes Mittel empfoblen. Man
gieBe ELL menig &ornbranntwein in bic
boble6anb unb i6naufe benielben bur1
trdftigen 3ug bod in bic Nafe binauf.
Sas anfdnslid siemli6 beftise gren,
nen ldBt f6uea mad. ebenio bic 5u,
nd9it etwas permebrte Setretion unb
bic yaaie bleibt ldnsere 3eit p6(ig
troden, cine grpbe Nnnebmlidteit fur
ben 8etroffeuen. Stelen ii6 bic
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ydeien unb Nusmurf mieber elm. 10
pieoerbole man baS Nafi6naufen 10,
fort. Mebr als breimaI ift bieie Bros
aehur 3ur enbgiltigen 8efeitisung bes
ehnupfeus nod meineu @rfabrungen
ntbt n6tbig."
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6 @.ninemiinbe fingen unldnsf 3ebn ST.
f6er einen geitranbeten @rinbmal BON
anndbernb 5000 pfunb @emi9t unb
Is 6uB 2dnge nod lebenb. Ser
Walfi9 tpurb, nit ftarfen Saueu ans
2anb ge3ogen.
= Gin Dor AZ Sabren aIS beridolz
len ertldrter Mann, Der S9iffstapitdn
9. 8. Saatboff aus Wefsrianber in
| Der gtdbe bon Nuri@, pel6er i'm Sabre
1852 feline Grau unb brei 4inber pers
lieB unb felt Der 3eit ni9ts mebr BON
fi9 b6ren lieB, 1T. mie man aus @mben
i6reibt, bon Neuieelanb. woielbt er
anidffig seueien 1T, au ieiner Gamilie
be3w. ieiner ebemaligen Trau mieber
suriidgetebrt. Oieie 1T iebt IA Sabre
alt unb mar in5mii6en nit einem be-
reits peritcrbenen anoeren Mfann 20
Sabre lang perbeiratbet; lie bat inbei.
len nod INNER nidt ben @ebanten auf.
geben f0nnen, baB ibr erfer Mann nod
lebe. gor einisen 9asen selanate nun
bic &unSe in's Derf. Der geri9o1ent
befdnbe fid in Nuri6 auf Der 0eim'
reiie mad ieiner ebemaligen Gamilien.
mobnung, unb nirtlid, fur3 barauf er.
fdien er in feinem 9eimatbsborfe.
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Or. priee's Cream 8afine popoel.
0as hollfommenite. hos 8ema@t tpirh.
ga aefIt Gh ieht hernna hns S

- gs felt fid iebt beraus, baB bas
6ineiii6e 8riegSidiff .@ben OueuA in
Der Budt BON Wei. .9aisWei nidt bios
einfa9 auf ben Stranb geratben 1T,
ionbern baB es auf ems Der :isenen,
3ur Nbiperrung ausgelegten SorpeDus
geratben uub babel 10 ibmer per!ebt
porben iei, bab es gar nidt mebr ses
brau9t merben fann. Die @bineien
baben bamit ibr beltes S6iff perloren.
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is. 9apitel.

Gs mar elm munoeri6Oner Serbitz
aben6. Jinbe benz Stabttbeater in ben
9lnlasen 9in9 elm junser @ann bin
unb Der, I'M, iuie es i6ieu, bic frilde,
ipiir;ise 2uft su senieBen.
sc mar @eors 9anien. Allein bic
Sd0nbeit bes abenbs bate i'm feiness
ipe9S berausselodt. slufeerest unb
faff nerp0s itrid er 3uneilen an benz
pollen buuflen Gdnnrrbart unS lab
erpartunsspoll nod Der Ridtuns ber
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0aua ,tm{putt

Gne, welae Or. atnss- rgeeue Gntbeduns" sebrau&t
baben, fennen tbren Wertb, unb bic, pelfe ba8 Bic
iest nod niG setban baben, t6nnen iest gang umion
stnen @eriud 6amtt anfteaen Usan menbe ifd an bic
nnten anseetste Gpotb'fe unb laie Ii eae grcbeHas
ide srat8 seber. Wau ieube ietnen Ramen unb ietne
NbreS5e etn an s.. G. 9udlen & Go. In Gbtcaac unb
man mrb .ine Grpbe= e6a&teI pon Or. atnss Reuen
aebeuss q1en toenfret 3useIanbt erbaten. pwte etn
Ggemplar beS y@eiunrb belts Sibrers unb ber 9ebenSs
ReseIn". Naes baa rpirD fder pun Musen fur ste
ieta, obne Sbnen ten Su ceruria&en. Can Hntcntp
Drua Gpmpouu
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K|eiderstOff DeparteInent.

Sn un1ersm reidbaltisen &leiberitcff Oes
partement, fas anaefiiut lit nit ben prdhti9.
item Gr3eusnihen bsr Mooe. efferirea mir:
423plise pollene Gbebrons, bubide SHats
tiruneen in srau, tpertb 25 Cts, fir
10 CENTS.
3s35ui5er 8bipcOrb, ,uertb so Gents, fir
48 CENTS.
43SDuige @ranite 8leibersens, ia Nanb
Blau uno Sdwara tuertb Is @ents, fir
So CENTS.
Gemuitertes Mummie RleiSer3eus, iuertb
$l.00, fir
70 CENTS.
@enuiierts unb eetipfelte S8,Duige Gres
pons, berabselebt BON $1.25 ahf
90 CENTS.
46j5aiae Woire poplius, berabeeiett bon
$l.50 auf
Sl.l6,
30 s0aiees @bipeort, tp.rtb sl.75, fir
$l.38.
5l36aiee eemuiterte unb eeitretfte Gpin.
ealines. berabseiebt BON 81 80 unb $l.75 aui
$l.38.
52s0aises @opert 3eus, su$1, 81 25u.$1.50
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CIQthing I! CIQthing !! CIQthing !!

SsSSs"6 SiStn"S S'ethi"E
@erabe3u iiberwdItissao 1T unier @lothinss
Oepartement
11niere Yreiie tperben @m9 in @ritaunen
iesen. Seine tuouene Mn3iiee gu $40 unb
auftpdrts. Muda biaisere Baaren iinb in
Der srobten Nusmubl barbanoen. Sn bieiem
Department, tpie in allen anberer, seben tpir
bic Yreiie au.
gbepiot 8eintleiber fiir 9erren So unb $311aa.
Seine Beinfleiber fur 9erren, gema9t wie
na6 NaB. $5, $6 uub 81.
Cine nidt an3uFiibrenbe lange Site bon
sfinber Mnsiiaen, 8louieu, Mdnteln, nebers
siehern &c.
MantG|, JackGn, UGbGrVIrfG.
Wit Mdnteln, Saden, llsbermiirfen &C. iinb
tpir reid berIeben unb bieten eine nie ba:
sepelene Ausmabl.
&inber gaIbmir @loafs NIT prahtbpllem
8eiab, in beriaiebenen Garben, BON $1.5o
aufmdrtS.
SHUTTER Subbarb SHUTTER, gut seiiittert, bon
$3.50 aufpdtts.
Sud Safe1S fir Dameu, in idipars, 50 so.
Damen @apeS, biibid beiebt, in braun,
| l6ipar3 unb aneeren Garben, 50 80.
| llniere rpliI1 @raps" haben ip auf ben
fabeIbaft bilig:n Rreis bon $1S rebu3irt.
llnfere nit SeiSe sefiitterten gliip @apeS,
bte mir NIT $l5 psrfaufen, miiroen iib,ran
$25 foiten.
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Rufleus Nrn,ea galbe.

Die bette ealbe ber gBeI. thr Gdntns. Oueti9an
gen. @.I4uhre, Stebers uno Saat' dusf4tae, 5t@ttn,
beiea; turrt pdmcrrbotten pser tetne B.soHtuus.
Gbuiss 9ufrteDenbett saranttrt ober has Sch wtrt
url6erftattet. Is Gents BITE S6a4ttl. Gum @erfaui
In aaen Gpotbeten. aboIsb Drets, TtDmpion Go.
&soieta.e
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=11lalIenperpalters Derfduf.=

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bic BETTE &anbidaft int eabwelf bat
utaeeaene 3eibdftsbdu unb @runbfade unb Baupdse tn
be Me unb In ben aubntben Der Stabt Grpbs Auspabl.
aebnliA OHerten Fno nie Dprbsr semadt wOrbsa+
REAGAN HOUSTON. ANaiienbersualter
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-11-23
Ser braliIianilde Qbmiral So

= Der braIiIianiide Nbmiral Da
@ama bat i6on mieber cine Geri9m0s
rung aegen bic &esierung anse3ettelt.
@r iollte idon begnabiat meroen. als
er iid nieber on bic Spibe BON 1000
Sniursenten itellte, I'm feline monars
diltil9en umtriebe BON ueuem 5u be-
ginnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-11-23

= Sn Stuttgart tpurbe bieier Sage
baS fur Siibbeutidlanb ieltene S1au.
ipiel eines gldn3erben Norbli9ts beobs
a1tet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-11-23
Dr.. priee's Cream 8afiue pomoel
SS@fe @eltsansRe0unss ansseitnuns.

- Sn 5onolulu befiirdtet man ben
Iusbru6 eines Nuftanbes 5ur Wies
bereinfiibrung Der monar9ii6en &esies
ru4gsform.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1894-05-17
A Affair.

When / was about IS years old, /
had a neighbor who made a regular
practice of getting drunk Saturday
afternoon and whipping his wife
when he got home at night. l talked
to the good woman about it, and she
felt she was badly abused. Finally
l decided l would collect a crowd of
young men to go to his house on the
next Saturday night, and if the OLD
man should again attempt to whip
his wife we would take him out and
whip him.
We let the good woman know that
we were coming. and that she would
be protected. This seemed to meet
with her approval, and she thanked
me profusely. On the appointed Sat
urday the old man came to town and
got full" as usual. When he start
ed home, we followed him at a dis
lance, SO that he did not know of our
presence. When he reached the
house, he began cursing and abusing
the woman, and finally got a clap
board and commenced beating her
cruelty. So in we rushed and took
hold of the old man, but quicker than
a flash the woman seized a kettle of
boiling water and threw it all over
US. OF course we left, but I've got
on my back yet that always e
mind and war; me not to interfere in
family troubles.-Meade County Mes
senper.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1894-05-17
Beck's Narrow Escape.

David Beck, the celebrated por-
trait painter and pupil of Vandyke,
while travelling through Germany
was suddenly taken i'll. and to all APP
pearance died and was laid out a
corpse. His servants sitting round
the bed grieved heartily for the loss
of SO good a master, and as grief is
thirsty drank as heartily at the same
time. One of them, becoming more
befuddled than the rest, then ad-
dressed his companions thus: Our
master when alive was fond of his
glass. Let us now out Of gratitude
then give him one, now he is dead"
Assent was given, the head of
the dead painter was raised up
and some wine poured down or
spilled about, the fragrance or spirit
of which caused Beck to open his
eyes, upon which the servant, who
being drunk, half forgetting his mas
ter was dead, forced down the re-
mainder of the glass. The painter
gradually revived and thus escaped
q living interment. -Sala's Journal.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1894-05-17
Cannibalism.

Polack relates an argument with a
Whangaroa chief on the subject of
cannibalism. IF / do not eat nv
enemy when l catch him." argued
the Maori, The will not show the
same self denial when he catches me.
In short, what in nature is there that
is alive that will not eat readily of
its kindg There" continued the sub
tie dignitary, pointing to a hawk,
1.-The kahu will eat other birds, and
the larger species will devour him"
A hog passing by closed the argu-
ment. Would you eat that pigg"
l nodded significantly in the affirm
alive. ''Well," continued the apollo
gist for cannibalism, bait him and
see if he VIII refuse ID piece of your
self. Auckland News.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1894-05-17
Consolidated Notice of Final Entry.

Land Office at Lewisfown, Mont,
April 10, 1881.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settlers have filed noticed of their M
netion to make final proof i'll support of
their claims, and that said proof viii be
made before the Register and Receiver
OF the u. :. l.. o.. a Lewistown. Fer
gus county. Montana, on Saturday, May
Nj, 1884. viz;
Gilbert Gitiies,
who made homestead application No. 3s2,
for lots 3 and 4, sec. 81, tp is y, re- u T.,
and lots 4 aud .. sec. d, IT,. IL N, rg. Il f.,
and
Andrew Fergus.
who made homestead application No. i7o,
for lots = and 3, 81 NW4. sec. 1. tip. IL n,
TX. 20 f.
They name the following witnesses to
prove their continuous residence upon N
cultivation of said land, viz:
David Hilger OF Christina, Eugene Town
send of Maiden, Herbert blanchard and
Nathaniel T.. Smith oil Fort Maginnis,
Montana.
CHARLES A. BURG, Register.
First publication April l9. 1884
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1894-05-17
He Told the Truth.

An Irish gentleman had a splendid
looking cow, but she kicked so much
that it took a very long time and it
was almost impossible to milk her, SO
he sent her to a fair to be sold and
told his herdsman to be sure not to
sell her without letting the buyer
know her faults. He brought home
a large prize which he had got for it.
His master was surprised and said,
''Are you sure you told all about
herr" 'Bedad, l did, SIR" said the
her1sman. He asked me whether
she was a good mixer. 'Begorra, SIR
says l, its you'd be tired milking
her. '"-.'Seventy Years of Irish Life"
What are you trying TO raise
herea" asked the traveller, and the
farmer looked up from his work long
enough to reply, "A MORTGAGE
Christian Intelligencer.