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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-07-28
IN RAILWAY CIRCLES.
Items Picked Up at the Depots, Of
fees and Along the Lines.

Items Picked Up at the Depots, Of
fees and Along the Lines.
The Sap'sIconvict gang is at work
near Yoakum.
DR.. A. L. o. Boiler has b cen APP
pointed surgeon for the Sap at
Yoakum and vicinity.
0. w. Spring, operator on the s..
p. at Richmond, is spending a
months vacation with FIR lends in
San Antonio.
A rumor that the Gulf, Colorado
and Santa Fe has gobbled up the
San Antonio and Gulf Shore is de-
MED.
i'll. Harris, general livestock
agent of the Wabash, headquarters
at st. Louis, is in San Antonio.
E. A. Hirshfield, travelling pass
enger agent of the Union Pacific,
headquarters at Fort Worth, is in
the city.
Thomas F. Kingsley, the genial
and accommodating travelling
passenger agent of the Louisville
and Nashville, headquarters at
Houston, is in town.
The international and Great
Northern and the Southern Pacific
handled a number Of cowboy
horses for Uncle Sam yesterday.
They were shipped to Forts Brown,
Hancock and Clark.
The International and Great
Northern will pull in one of it's
regular weekend excursions to
San Antonio tonight, with visitors
TO spend Sunday here.
Chief Clerk Carpenter, of the
Southern Pacific, said to reporter
last evening: "Did you hear the
latest ? The A. r. U. is knocked
out by the l. 0. u, but it will all
be squared on the fourth of August,
when the pay car will be here"
Harry Harrell and f. D. Rut-
ledge, of the Railway Mail service,
arrived in the city this morning.
They have been at Forest Switch,
the scene of the fatal wreck on the
Texas and Pacific, and report that
the debris is now being burnt up.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-07-28
Governor Hogg Favors It.

President Davis, Of the San An
tonic and Gulf Shore, was in Aus
tin yesterday, where he had talk
with Governor Hogg. He says the
governor and the people of Austin
are as much interested in the road
as the people Of San Antonio. Gov
ernor Hogg, he says, promised to
do everything for the road that is
consistent. Speaking of the rumor
that the Santa Fe has gobbled up
the Gulf Shore, President Davis
laughed and said: "Well, you can
say for me, that when the Gulf
Shore is gobbled up, there will be
a few small men in San Antonio
that will know OF it. The Gull
Shore is not on the market. Every
thing is progressing nicely"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-07-28
Probate Court Adjourns.

Probate court met in the thirty
seventh District court this morning
and granted the following orders:
Estate of Passlly minors, order
granted transferring funds to non
resident guardian.
Estate of James P. Hickman, de-
ceased, order granted authorizing
exec utor to pay certain claims, APP
proving claims and ordering allow
ances to heirs.
Estate of M. E. Addington, in
ventory approved and allowances
made for homestead in eXemp
property to minor children.
Court adjourned until the third
Monday in September.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-07-28
List of Patents

Granted to Texas inventors this
week. Reported by c. A. Snow &
Co, solicitors of American and
Foreign patents, opp. U. S. patent
Office. Washington. D. G.
R. Owens, Corpus Christi, SCOT
preventing composition.
N. Maxfield, r. F. Griffin and H.
A. Speer, Rienzi, cultivator.
n. d. Penoyer, Fort " orth, We
iiicle wheel.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-07-28

Gross, it seems, had led a way
ward life had gambled freely and
dissipated generally and had bor-
rowed money time and again to
tide him over till he was consider
ably in debt, became respondent,
sought and found self destruction.
The remains of Mrs. j. r.. Stan.
ford, formerly of this city, but la
ter of Birmingham, Ala, died in
the latter city. Her remains were
brought here for intcrment.
Hon. John Cochran and family
are going to remove to a more
southern cline. Mr.. COchran's
health has not been good, and it is
thought a change is advisable.
The Times-Herald, commenting
on the 31st anniversary Of the
death of Sam Houston, says:
"Texas seems to have forgotten
that his services to the Republic
and the state entities his memory
to a monument"
John Pinkerton and A. NJ. JOr-
dan came from Denison, in quest
of work. They laid down on the
railroad track OF the Houston and
Texas Central and went to sleep.
While asleep a freight train passed
over the two men, mangling the
feet and right hand of one, and
crushing the foot of the other. They
were taken to the hospital, where
amputation was resorted to. The
men are originally from Missouri.
On Aug. 6, a camp meeting will
be opened in Oak Cliff. All the
preachers of Oak Cliff and many
from other churches will lend
their voices and presence.
Prof. Coleman, former principal
of the High school, has been ten
dered a position in Bolton Female
Seminary. The position has been
accepted.
Mrs. Brown, who ru rs boarding
house Ion Elm street, was called
upon by a woman, lady-like in APP
pearance, who gave the name of
Mrs. Henslaw. She had a young
baby, said her husband was so cruel
she had to leave him, and
had to find work. Would Mrs.
Brown care for the little one for a
week or two. Mrs. Brown agreed
to do so for S. week. The baby
was domiciled at its new quarters.
It's mother departed for other de-
chimes. The foster mother has
bC C Dme very much attat he'd
to the deserted little one, and
will care with kindness and
affection for it.
Mr.. Felix McGaughey, formerly
of the Interstate News, of TeXark-
ana, has become an attache of the
Oriental hotel.
w. X. Stokes, Of Wichita Falls,
came to Dallas to sec the county
Judge in regard to getting his
brother.in-law, Lisbon Dusty, out
of the insane asylum. In order to
do this Mr.. Stokes was required to
give $1,000 bond. The insane man
at times is perfectly rational, at
other times he imagines he is gov
ernor of Texas and that Mr.. Hogg
is president of the United States.
Ously says he is going to sue
Judge Nash for having him incar-
cerated.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-07-28
Threatens to Sue,

DIR. A. J. farrell, who has been
arrested on charge Of obtaining
an instrument in writing under
false pretenses, preferred by City
Collector Rische, threatens to bring
suit for damages against Mr.. Rische
for defamation of character. DIR.
FARRELL is having preliminary ex-
animation before Justice Jones this
afternoon.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-07-28

Mrs. E. r. Mcconnell, Miss Will
lie Dee, Miss Desa Hubbard and
Shelton Mudd, Of Taylor, are visit
ing Mrs. r. H. Northrup, at No,
CAT South Presa street.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-07-28

A. Nj. Taylor is suing Thomas
Jones Weir on promissary note in
the sum of $675 in the thirty
seventh District court.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-24
MCIntyre-ReCk Dry Goods Co.
Sole Agents forB the best In the world

Everything Goes
Today with mighty rush. Prices
no object. All holiday stock must
and will move.
Toy Department.
In our Toy Department in addition
to the extraordinary low prices. we
will give al nice set of decorated toy
dishes with purchase of soc or more.
Dress Goods.
To keep up the interest in Dress
Goods we will today only give dis
count of 10 per cent on any Dress
Goods at 25c yard or over.
Umbrellas.
We want to make a new Umbrella
Record, so for today only will give
with each umbrella at SI.25 or over,
nice all leather Pocket-book free.
N ~Hp,fuxR0
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-24
Child Labor I'm Ohio.

EAST LIVERPOOL, Dec. 24.-Thc trades
council n few days ago ordered tho state
inspector of workshops to investigate the
charges Of violations of the child labor
law by ngnrssc.uyrrs. The manufact-
urcrs expressed themselves that il the law
was being violated they did not know
whether they were responsible, rs they
employed only those who employed the
boys. The law has been practically dead
ler,cr here for years, and the question
has never bcen agitated to any extent till
now, when it will be vigorously enforced
against the manufacturers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-24
CONTRACT LET.

r. A. Chiffon to Garry the Local Mail for
-Four Years.
The Rock Island postoffice is ad-
vised that the contract has been
awarded E. A. Chiffon. of London.
KY. from July l, next, to June, 80.
1899. for carrying the local mails.
The requirements are that the
contractor is to provide covered
screen regulation wagons and furnish
q service satisfactory to the condi-
tions OF the Rock Island Office and
trains.
The route is No. 235, O19, and it is
understood the same contractor Sc
cures Peoria, East St. Louis and
Springfield.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-24
Tried TO Kill Himself.

PORTAGE, Wis, Dec. H.-Michael
Tangney, Is years old, attempted suicide
by swallowing eighteen grains of strych-
nine He repentcd and physicians wcDs
SUNNI 3ned. He may recover.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-24

We keep Parks Cough Syrup and
we tell everyone it is the best cough
cure we sell. Everybody likes it and
We sell it on guarantee. Try it for
your cold. Sold by Hartz & Ulle-
never.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-24
C., r. i. & p. Holiday Rates.

O'' ~ n o . HHoHfU"y Hsfseeos
On Dec. %, %, "a, IS, 81, and Jan.
/, rate of one and third fare will
be made for round trip tickets to all
points within 200 miles. Tickets
good for return up to and including
Jan. 9.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-24
Murder Over a Caro- Game.

ST. Louis, Dec. 2f--As a result Of q
card game Patrick Noonan was shot and
killed by John Lane. Lane was caught
ut his home u little later.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-24
turkish Bath lOOnS


Baths of all kinds, including
Turkish, plain. shampoo, cleo
trio, electro-thermal, ETC., may
be obtained at the Sanitarfum
Bath Rooms, on the first floor Of
the Harper House.
ROOMS OPEN.
For Ladies-From 9 .. m. to
IL m. on week days For Cen
tlemen-FrOm 6 o. m. to 1850 q.
m. and from 2 p. m. to . p. m.
on week days On Sundays the
rooms will be open from s a. m.
to II q. m. for Gentlemen only.
Electric and Electro-thermal
baths may be obtained at any
time during business hours.
Gymnasium connected with bath
rooms
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-08-14
Jrm8ter at Tolfepartt=Mo=
ttttnttrattott.

Sra 9enber, Colorado, fommer lln=
6erretnin9 om, at benne @tat bar aloris
babt en- iaa 6uelis os tilfrebsftiQenbe
&6miniitration, iom ben nuoerenoe poz
puliitife.
9ette ct It'll isien befraftet oeo en-
&apport fra Nsiurancez9e z9epartementet,
1om beftbres al @tatsz@ubitor @oobpz
foonb. 9enne &appurt piier, at tefterat
ale u6sifter er betalte, $3s, ,4O2, ct inbz
iat Statstaslen foruben en- 8alanoe
paa 9aanb af $15,712.
@lise Eal taller for fig ielp, lpber gez
retniusen, os enbper Sorretninssman6
os intelligent 8orser foritaar, boao be
betpber. @n Hroft af $54,114 til
@tattebberne af bette enc 9epartemeut.
llben sgrlisbeb ui1be bette itte ueret
iaa. 9eaar ben aarlise &apport fra
bpert 9epartement forelisser, us 8az
lancerne er opsiorte, pil be famine &ez
iu1tater osiaa ber piles, os ben populiz
itiife Ibn,ini itration, iom bar paret for
bsmt al en- 8anoe af republifanite Guiz
ier, pil ia beuif, at @olora6os Nferer
albris bar peret mere trolist, iampittisz
bebsfulbt os bpstist abminiftreret END
MI. 9pab @tatszsluoitor @oobDfoonb'
&esnFab piier, pil osiaa bli piit for
&asierer Stances, @efretar @cg1ees,
Acknowledgement @usleb's us @uper<
intenbent Murrans geotomnenbe.
golorabo bar @run6 til at bore tilfrebs
rne6 5oltepartiet. @rlisbeo 8efD,
relien er en- itor Tins.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-08-14
g. M. Owen talte for en flor Gorz
1amltng / Manfafo forleben.

g. M. Owen talte for EFT flor Sorz
Iamltns ! Manfafo forleben.
Som Gmse af ben fore Streif os
"8oDcott" mob Bu0man, ct ber enonu
Gulinber al Qrbei6ere ube paa @treit /
8eiten. employment lsenterne /
gien bar bet nu trapelt meb at bbre
&rbei6ere til at saa &et os tase Strei=
fernes @labs.
9lttormeD General Dlnep - ben
itore Eruit NttorneD - Bat isjen
traabt up til Soripar for @outbern Haz
cific 8anen os urbret Stanesning af
ben Gag, Il. g. Diitritts slttorneD
Dennis bar anlast mob benne Same t
Sos Mn9elos.
l1nberi0selier bar bepiit, at Fuber=
fulo1ens 11bbrebelie blanbt 9ornfpeset
ct fprre, enb man bar tanft. @rof.
&eDnolbs, 9brlesen ueb Statens ST.
pertinent Citation / Merbeben af Minz
neapolis, bar blanbt be e3 ubpalste
&jpr peb @tationen f1n6et IL, iom feb
af Eering. San upba9ebe Spsbommen
peb @ielp af ST. &ods Tuberculin.
@jerene b1eo Fastet, os bet niite fia
at EerinssiDsen bat itartt ubbitlet bos
ale 1ammen. Set ct nu so6tsiort, at
Melt af tuberfuleie &ier ct en- af be
bDppi9ite Nar1aser til EeringsiDsbont=
men blanot Menneiter. S Stem gorf
bpr 6er 5000 aar1is af benne @p9bom,
us Minneiota ct 9pbsaariasen Eez
ring bos buer tienbe Herion af be
$4,000, iom aarlis opr. @rof. 9aeDz
nolbs pil tiommer reiie runbt / Staten
os foretase l1n6eripselier bos 5armerz
nes 8uitaber. 9an flyer, at naar Gar>
merne blir betjenbt meb Euberfulinens
@seni itaber, fan be ielp unberlese, om
BET blanbt beres &ipr finbes terinssz
ipse 9pr.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-08-14
@o8t Cher!

Til "&obbusseren"s 2eiere: - Set
@ianbpuntt, iom "9eDe geormanben"
ta9er ltseoper for &onsresmanb $. 6.
Buen bur6e npiere iastta9es.
Set ier ub, iom bet lite er aft iaa
arlise Motiuer. Tois Deb inberlis pel,
at at mobarbeibe $. 6. 8oen os forz
ipse at ioette 5o1fepartiet 7oe 9tz
itritt, sjgr ban be to samle Yartier en-
peltommeu 9jeneite. 9pab Bbifpfaz
fen us 1isnenbe ansaar, iaa buroe insen
iette iaa flor 2ib berti1. 9pis berimoo
en- af be to samle Hartier ftulbe faa
iin @ano balst, tl1nbe Gois b1ipe per-
ionlis fienbt meb gBbiitpFaften. So1b
@ber / Mibten af @eien, @obtfolf, lab
e6er ifte switch al for nusen Man6s
2uner eller 5orbel.
8oen bar taaet iom en- @anb paa
5oltepartiets Hlatform ! &enseipprss<
maalet, bpiltet er bet pistisfe @roblem,
iom Sois ielb bat inbrsmmet. Sab %
iaa saa Sfribt for Stribt os faa
inbfert &robibition os anbre oermeb
npbuenbi9e @eformer.
@tem for 5plfepartiets opiiQebe
Menb us lab eber lite bilblebe af iaa<
talbte &eformblabe eller neseni1ass
@artipolitif.
gfaar Tarmerens trapleite 9ib ct
ober tsien, ug ri otter lamles til Npber,
iaa lab us forfatte &elplutioner % ub.
tale bore Meninser.
9eres for Mioten af geien til 5olfes
partiets Seier. 6. 81.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-08-14
8olitit % &ierlisbeb.

@tignt Be politiite Mma5oners 9gra
enbnu Blot ct iaapiot besbnbt, bat ri
bog allere3e nos(e iaabanne. georb Daz
fota saar @pibien. Ser bar man
bapt Mrs. @ilenbutb til @uperintenbent
af Statens Stolebeien. SUN ct 9jenz
nomineret af 8opuliiterne os enboceret
af 9emufraterne. Men MI ct 6er frent=
traabt en- anoen Nma5one paa ben po<
liife @rena, Miis @mma S. 8ates,
iom ct upfilet af &epublifanerne for
bet famine @mbe6e us un6eritpttes al
8robibittonil lterne. Om ben fi6ite
forteles ber en- @oman, iom biier, boilz
fen mpitit Mast &pinoer fan ubppe i
8olitif. Mtiis 8ates af &alleb @itD,
= befienbt iom en- bpstis 2ererinbe os
bertil uns os patter, beFuttebe at
iBse &epublitanernes domination for
Statsz Superintenoent. Ser bar not al
9in6rinser, men bun rDbeoe ale &ielter
afpeien. @enbes itarteite Mu6itanbere
bar Sun. s. M. 9epine al 2aMoure
ug @rof. 8. 9allanb al Erail County.
9en fbie iatte bun paa Sibeiporet peb
at 9aa inb Young Mems Republi-
can Press League o9 pin6e bisie for
fig. Saa Tom @laset meb Mr. 9epine
paa &onbenttonen / @ranb SORTS.
9enne bar en- bDsttg Stumptaler ps
u9ift. Ser bar en- Mnle6ntns. Sun
ifiBnte, ban bar en iterf Mobitanber us
inbiaa Mpbpenbisbeben af life Blot at
tnuie bam pOlittit men at brinse bam
inb ! fin 2eir % faa bam til at bie1pe
fig ! @alstampen. Da benbes Mobz
ftanber ne9tebe at oper9ipe fig paa
Maabe os llnaabe, bespnbte bun l1uberz
banb1inser n,eb bam, bpilte mon paaz
ltaar fit fplsenbe tilfrebsfiQenbe 11bz
falb:
9epine opersap fig belt % bplbent
% forplistebe fig til at "itumpe" Sta<
ten for Miis Bates, % til @iensialb
forp1istebe bun fig til, ,taar bun bar
palst Os inbiat ! Gmbebet at sifte
fig meb bam %. sire bam til fin De<
putb.
Set bar Erol te Sente ia be 9anle
9olitittere, ba be iaa bbilten SnbFp6el<
fe, bun bapbe operbe pnsre 9elesater,
% rlener, at bun bill bli Ell farlisMob>
ftanoer for Mrs. @iienbutb. !
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-08-14

@affe; men ban truebe fin Berion frem
foran @asen, os benne bans 9iftories
treble Sci fOrtaQer Om &nalb os 5alb
uben 2i9e.
Yrincipfaf s@rlisbeb sir ben Gag
Sorbe1, fom ben tjener. @Dmpati for
@erioner itaber Sbmpati for Gag.
Wtebarbeioerlfab ejpr 8ei usiaa for ben
ne1te Gag, bu bil fla frem.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-08-14

''Rpts &riftus tom til Chicago"
burbe ban TONNE I en- aaleideoOs,, neb
en- Bantbr paa bper gibe, for at ban
lite itulbe ubiette fig for at tomme
County Geneiet. Donnellp..
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-08-14
Goritte4t8e NDbeoer.

8i6rniom bar freuet en- nb Sortelz
ling, 1um beber "9lb1alons 9aar".
Snoianerne paa @isieton 9aeierpaz
tionen bat MI faat 8orserret, os "Gsenz
cDet" ffal opbpre fra 30te Sept.
Sets Gutter brebtes af en- 2pnz
itraale / Dallas, Eeras forleben. Sc
bapbe tpet inb nnoer en- @s for l1oeiret.
Stortbineet oplptes ben S5be Suli.
"8er6ens Gang" flyer, bette Stortbins
bar peret ct af be bp9tisite Stortbins
iiben 1914.
@tortbin8etS Trebsforenins bar
bal9t Sorit l1lmann % Sobn 2unb
iOm Delesater til ben interparlamentaz
rifle Trebsfou9res 9aas til 9piten.
9forbmenoene fan berefter bore
trpsse mob 06elesselie af Sabrelanz
bets Soriuarspaaben. Stortbinset bar
neeiat en @omite, font ftol ie efter, at
be er i Drben us foriparlis upbeparet.
9ansbroueb foreios 100000
til llbrpbbelie al ben rusfite Eitel us
fit benz life. 9en Scar. 9porfor fore
Noe ban life 100000 til l1brbbbelie
af 8opulismen, os ban ptlbe facet benz.
("5rema6.")
Sire os tbue Menneiter brebtes os
manse blep baar6t iaaret beb en Sernz
baneulptte Merbeben al 2incoln, geeb.
fibfe Greoae. Trenet lbb uboper en-
StDrtnins, 1om Gblse of, at en- 11slins
bapbe lpsnet en Stinne. Set ipintrebe
9ran tos Slb, b,us ftrafs BAT altEreperf
foroanblet til Nfe.
Gfrnp bar enoelis reii9neret ifmse
be fibfe @fterretninser fra 9anmarf.
&an 9aar al paasrunb al "Mlberbom"
os &rtssmtniiter 8abnion os &ultus>
minifter @ops fd9er meb. Til @rez
mierminiiter ct ubnepnt 8aron @eebb
Ebott. Set npe Miniterium er al
famine Stuf iom bet afeaaebe.
&on8resmanb 8rpan af seebraita
bat paa Dpfororin9 af fine @el9ere
iilet fig iom &anbibat for @enatur.
s ct aabent Breb til fine @el9ere erz
tlerer ban fig 5apbr af fri Snpmpnt>
ming, @als al Senatorer be6 Solicit,
Snbtestsitat, @esjerinsens &ontro1 af
Sernbaner us Eelesrafer os imob
8onbsubfebelie. Sti6nt 8rpan lite
talber fig @epuliit, filler ban fig fulbt
u6 paa 5oltepartiets @latform.
u, M. II. babbe en- &onbentioni gbt=
caso forleben Os forbanblebe ON, bpor<
lebes be ffulbe lebe Nrbeibet for Tremz
tiben, Saeejerinss &ommtsiionen blep
oipet ,toeet at sjbre. st Dpraab til
Solicit ubitebtes, ! bpiltet belle gtriben
fremlaebes, bens Maria9er % @irtnins
ger. Mqe Mebleumer af l1niunen OPP
forbrebes til at femme Soltepartiets
Gtdet. @eejerinsens Dptreben for at
bielpe General Mana9ers NsiociattDn
til at fnuie @treiten bltr 8iort til @ien>
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-08-14
80. SO.
Gtt, WetteIie.

Maar ber paa Sntiiben itaar, at bet
par lite Suli, ST. Sois itrep ONT at
tase Nfiteb meb Drtobofiien os 3ipre
"geormanben" til ct Sritenferblab, itDlz
bes at opl11e, at bet er en- Sell af &orz
refturleieren % itulbe bore zoe San.
1898.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-08-14
SttoepemDettt &attbtDat for
Gpttnt,1: 9t1tott3r.

@aa Mnntobning fra mango 8enner,s
erftdrer ies berbeb offentlis, at lee ers
inbepenbent &onbibot fOr, County Aubi,
TOR bertonlmsnbe 8nls
5Janf S, &ffferle,
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-08-14
ct Silbltb.
"Nobbug8ertn" os FARM STOCK
and HOME" for $1.25 Maret.

@i bar siurt Nrransement meb g.
SO, Dmen, faa enbper, 6er inoienber til
os $1.25 tan faa baabe "9aoobusseren"
% FARM Stock and HOME" for ct
belt Mar.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-08-14
Sttoepettotttt &attotoat for
Go1ttttn= Coroner.

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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-01-03
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William ]. Seaman, the erstwhile Irish
comedian, was visited by several friends and
relatives at Bloomingdale Insane Asylum on
Christmas day. Mrs. Seaman was among the
brighten Seaman He is physically strong
but mentally Frustrated; and he will not
probably live more than few months.
The effect of a knocker is worth careful
study, says All the Year Round The iangle
Of a bell provokes the hearer to drop into bad
language-and that is all One never hears
of mans deeper emotions being reused by a
doorbell, but with a knocker it is very much
otherwise! Its mote is distinctly one of re-
membrance. You cannot forget it: the sound
lives long in your memory, as Shelley saws
of the odor OF the violet, and recalls the cir
cumStances under which you heard it, Thus
in Macbeth" after Duncan's murder the
guilty Tbane and his not less guilty wife are
disturbed by sudden knocking. whence
Is that knock1ngyn cries Macbeth. Wake
Duncan with thy knOcking l would thou
couldst." And afterward, when Lady Mac
beth is in her somnambulistic trance she re-
members that ominous sound. To bed to
bed there's knocking at the gatei" There is
this further to be said about the knocker that
IT connected itself with mans personality IN
so intimate way as strongly and clearly to
make it known to others. We sat in our
drawing or library, and said
to each other: That is Lord
Mon tague Tigg; know his knock?" THAT
is papa's knock, DEAR" In the old days such
instances of the transference of the human
personality to the knocker was very general
1t is curious, but true, that whole classes and
professions OF men were formerly distin-
Rulshed by characteristic use of the
knocker. There was the imperlous and far
resounding knock of Jeames de la Pluche as
representative of Lady Bareacres There
was the smart application of Capt Sabre
tache. There was the insinuating knock of
DIR. Squills. There was the dignified and ec-
clesiastical knock of bishops, deans, arch
deacons- and the grave and measured, yet less
dignitieu, knock of clergy below the archidia-
conal grade. OF course, there was also the
well-known double knock. the rapid rat-tat OF
her majesty's letter carriers-a sound full of
import. on which some OF our best writer's
have descanted with affecting sentiment and
pathetic eloquence-which. moreover has
been celebrated by the sister arts of poesy
and music.