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Decorah-posten., 1894-05-29
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Spis jes life taser fell, flyer en- Snbs
ienoer til "Illustrated London News,
uotalte Cir Sames Gri6ton 8rutuue
it8 nplts / 9pbct al ct Sureoras ON Dor
Slernes mGrtelise Glaiticitst / Seus
ieenoe til Sgpn, Gan anisrte Gilfaloe
meb 5olt, Tom iieloen iop sobt eIer
me9et, % Tom lite beitominbre er iItano
til meb 9etbeb % 9psti9beo at ubfsre
aanbelist strbeioe. Seq iormuoer, Der
CT Ell "8ane" bOs Sjernen meb SenIpn
til SSun liseium / andre 8etninser, %
meeens pi Iaopanlis iorlanser ct pas
ienbe apaItum abiOlut Soile, bliuer bet
en- 8ane hos andre at Hare zig meb ct
Dtinimum af Ssbnbpile. 8enne Gag
fom mig / 9anfe, oa ies nplis peb ct
3ilfaloe Tom til at iptie Miobas alene
iammen meo en- meset eiterlsgt, pels
tienot 2eoe.
Win Ben er en- Wanb, ber liseIom
ie9 ielo refer meset, San bar netop
psnbt biem fra Ell lang % beiuarlis
&eiie, tret % uoaiet. Wellem bier at
&etterne 100 ban iuo, lab os iise tire
Minuter - fitiert life mere. Otter
buert 8lunb p~ausnebe ban op, ipiite fit
8pantum % falot after | Sgur. Seq
iasoe intet, men iasttos BAN ngie. Seq
lasbe Marfe til, at eiter bper Sppaas.
ming blep ban liplisere, bet trette ubs
trpf io%riuanot, og oa Wsibbagen bar
forbi, bar &icaro fig ielu i9ien. Seq
Ipsseoe meb bam oper bans Waabe at
iaa Ssun paa. Saus Guar bar tarafs
teriitiF.
"@eo bu life, iasoe ban, "at bet er
life en- lang Sspn, ium transes for at
opfriite en uirfiom Sierne? Nerues
ueoet brinses let paa 6Ube isien peb
en- liben Smule Sppn, taar bu osiaa
taser Spbe til big.
Otter min esen Grfarin9 boloer Be-
martningen Stanb, ps ben a~filsrer en-
meset martelis us / nosle Senieenber
~afpissuoe 9ilitano af Siernen o9 bens
Sanolemaaber. 7
Mebser's Collie Cure 9~aranteres at
turere 6pert Gilfeloe al Collie bos Seite
% 9pR9.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-29
''poerelt paa Sobannesifjeret.
"~9ltronlun Of 6 / lie 6 arlen. 81
Usmte 3el.--9ienoe 9eriooe.
6n af be 80.
Stette Gapttel,

XNMNN
ID trk; ~ S'ne ~eiterat Sastlsitnantsns gaao par
aS O0Oen al Waoisbolmsu, uermeoe en- anoen
ham, H@gsoe, Iorit8ti8e g~areilas. Oct par 5annys.
kpRSn" Sl9naly oe to 2ys bet peflise 9oftstams
p nv ~ yaGOe auereoe lGnge unbsrrsttet benbe ON, at
bit s, ~; % oa M buerteu bun eaer 6arIene,
sas ~ vi yoerlte anltran9te iaauel beres SpnSs
HS, ny %'te0r9aner, intet MistanteIist martebe,
Es, n sS8a09 lttrreoe bun, inben Stenene blep borts
na t n q > pet'emt 9ierte ben paa fin 6ubers Sus.
fnsiSs, g'Gnme, iOm uibnsoe ON, at DC blsue fGts
saa mp GS0 ggenoe at trO, baabe os lie; os bog buGs
Fla, 0 rS,o SpanOins. ISuer Sang BUN uiIoe siue
dt9o,, ot III at puabesynbs Irbsibst, bleu bun
% T me- y en- more urOIis aneIie, al en- fOriGrbeIis,
(SssS, aoS N~Ita9enOe Gnseit. Suis bet Sele miss
fsrn nSS 70 Saane9et paa Spil! GrpbS ale lyts
h rpSt S ! 0IIOe bit enSnu - naar bet blot life
Nt ia uu'e's' en- iaa uIaseIis Sors - life baue
fa n w "a at 0etro 9apetS Buno ben uIptlaIige
gani,rTp a fore gstpmrineer.
Esap, a. ,l090s Sernot snbelis / en- Gone, Der tls
b. sorS,s 0t 9apNe usIst tillrattelist, ia mere END
Ft; ior br. e9 'ror, at ri III maa tass fat paa Orr
III SsnSTtssn tan bet uare iunbt for Mamielsn at
faa bli %r'0Sa euer npttist for Sr. patrOnen, at
N fr5i' HS9snoe title iaaIanse. Spis NOsen
"'' '''s bet ie mistanteIist uU.S
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-29
Wtit Ste it0rre Snotjob al
DRY GOODS
itocn 1ltc Sanuar 1894.

Seq tigber biai8t fOrOi j9 fan; j9 iGIger bil9t fOrot i9 Oh,
os fofoi i9 tror, bet betaler Jig, Seq tror, at bet ct foroelagt8ere
at bare burtig OmiRtnin8 % lioen 5Oroel, emo at baue itr 6Ora
bel % lioen SmiRtning.
sioen NptaNr bar je9 faoi8 8iOrt 5notieb, og buer Gang bar
je8 tigbt &arerne biai8ere emo pO forrtge Snotigb. Seq bar fol-
ueo buert Snotiub tunuet oppie upe Bargains, iOm 6aooe
mine auuoer bar fat flor 8r8 paa, % ttli8e mango andre, iol
life bar banolet mb mig for. NSo nit iioIe SnofiOb bar ieg og'
iaa iaa belOig at faa fat pa mango baaoe gooe og biai8e 8arer,
buOrai jeg blot bill nGuue nogle importereoe og no9e i~uOenanbfe
@arer "gSab @Ooo8", iom jeg iGt9er til nte9et biqi9 Yris.
Sateen8 oGrOt Is c, iGlge8 til 10 c.
Printed IDENTITY pGrOt Is C., iGlge8 til 1Oc.
Pongees pGr0t Is C., iGl9e8 til 124 c.
Irish Lawn uGrot Is C., iRlgeS til 124 c.
9baaies bili9ere euO nO9eninoe 9, 4, 5 90 6G
Badger State L l. SGeetin9 til &C.
2onSoale Fruit of the Loom % W}aionoiae btegeoe 2Grreoer
til 74c.
goOttjgb paa 0amefrpmper TT 5, s og 1Oc
Oct bebIe 40 c. Sugrelip, iom fnoe5 Soma.
Gn Game Safe, G9te worsted, oGrot $3.50 for IS.
S9iaa @obtfjgb paa 9auetaaber.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-29
1873

~
men bet foretom mig, at 0sren til Ss6Oben tnirteoe.
S9 iaa tentte je9: ,nu ueb bu 9iOt til at lintre 2sits
nantsns Suis" ies baaber, ben lite gensrsr 9sitnans
ten aItfOr megst benne Stiuins2"
"Qa mel, " iuareoe 9r. Cure, iom ianot bet unoer I'm
garbisbeO at ioritaa ben srOue Spsa vies fsIsr nepps
ben rinseite Stiu5sO! en- iauoau 9aun iom ben, ui M
faar, fan Iinors ale Smertsr."
% bog par ban nerueo at ifriss al pine, ba ban bIeu
neSt til at ~ioranOrs fin Stiain9 Ell SmaIs."
~9uOrmesst trOr 6r. esitnnntsn, Der pil faIoe puu
min gart2"
Oct er unulist at beitemms men iaansset sr uiit,
at BIZ uIbrig bar siort Iaass til 9ptte, os bet ul pare
Ianss, iubsn en- iaaban 6ansit after Is6er os 6ans
bernie. Cps! Der .Omnsr NOssa!~
% Sastlptnantsn os bans 6aanblanssr Iaa ubsuas
sstiss iom alippsu.
Stsmmsr os Striot narusbs fig.
"Su er iaften, iom ON bu oar %fiantst, min pisel"
bSrte man 6oImsr lss. "6uor tiot ftaI leg f~crftrs big,
at ben merbanteOs Sturt lite Tan rsrs ct Gem, snSfgs
tlaurs Op aO gassen til 6stOfst2... ga, 20, BAL Seq
tos benz artist ueb gaien! Seq sr en- WsanS, iOm ueO,
buab ig sisr: ST.. Cure sr paa min Sial lite ben iSriie
Rap. iss bar Iurst; ieIu eu8tnGaae, ben gGrite al
belle elansst, banser msS 0rerne, naar leg ipar'r til
ban."
H8in gIarsl ON Iiot tantsr leg, Der sadr sul paa
bisl" mumlsOs Gale % Deb Stsnsn, for lite at Is !
lltbe.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-29
Vrenem % Truen paa
&pinnesbeien.

Mttot Sriitians ianos Stiff lisaer
en- 5ielbItrGtnins, Der fables apinnes.
beter, iom banner liseiom en- GfiQeuaa
meuem apinnesbalen os 9pn9balen.
Den er ~esentlis en- glrnt al bet nuroen
Tor li99enoe "Setfielo" iom tsr pere
betlenot peo O~rbiproset: "8eis til
SatfjelSl" - en- &eiie, iom paa @runo
at 5jeloets Silbbeo maa II Iees for tent
melt8 ~ubebaselis, on ben enb ogiaa
peo ben itprarteoe uoii9t, ma bar fra
Here Of bets Climber, tunbe babe nuget
tiltrattenbe ueo fig. Sra en- al bisfe,
ben i~aafalote "gisrnbslsfuuoe", ital
man iaaleoes funue ie oper IA airtes
iosre. Serfra fer man psiaa to bDie
SteHe langere neoe / 5ielbet, os til
otsie tnptter fgl9enoe Sasn fig:
5or en- 300 Gar iioen ubsiurbe &pins
nesoal % 9pn9bal, iom for falbtes ites
ore &pinnesoal, ct eneite 8reitetalb, os
ct beiperli9t 8alb bar bet; tbi naar
8reiten ituIbe bio for at prafe, maatte
ban reiie poer Seien, iom iiar ON @its
teren bar n9iten uiarbar.
@n af Greiterne, iom leoeoe Der paa
benne gto, bar en- ualminbelis flor %
itert Wano, iom life brpb fig ipnberlie
ON, at Der bar llueir os llfpre, naar
ban ituloe affteb. llnoertiben, naar
8eiret bar ri9tig spbt, tus ban osiaa
fin Some meo. Gn Sinterbag itulbe
Hreiten after reiie poer Sieloet til 9lns
neret, %, ba 8eiret bar imutt, bab ban
i'm Some fpl9e meb, noset BUN itrar bar
piai8 til. 3e siOroe fig ba iitanb Os
oro8 afiteb, os 8reitens fore Sunb
ful9te iom iaopanlis meb. 8 benne
3ib fsrte en- soo 8ei ooer Seien, %
8reiten p9 Sruen slebebe fig til Ell be'
ba9eli9 ajeretnr | bet imufte @eir. Dc
bar imiblertib life tommet ipnberli9
laust, fgrenb Der liot eiter liot besDnbte
at trGtte Up SfDer, % ba be bar ON
trent balpceis, ~bespnote bet at ine %
blaie i~aalebes, at bet iaa ilbe uo meb
ben ~beba9elise Eur. Set ineeoe iaa
itertt, at Geten fss igjen, % 8~relten
tunoe life Longer iibbe t Slaben, men
maatte saa bee Sioen af % itpre, iaa
Slaoen life p9lteoe. Stte larst fra
bet Steb, ban bar itegen no, fanbt man
bans goeritsoler / en- lioen 9al eler
Sam, iom beraf ben Dag ioas b9rer
Napnet "Stgplebammen".
Gaalebes arbeibeoe be fig M Striot
for Sfriot frem siennem Snefonnerne.
9tt be ma bare a~nitrenst iis pperprs
bentlis meset, er 9anite piit; tbi Sneen
bar puer 2 Glen opb. 2iliiot fnnbe
ben itattels Seit life boloe ct iaaoant
Glib uo lansere, oa Sneen bar iaa
bpb, at ben naaebe lanst ppooer 9ans
ben, og ueo ct libet 8anc, juit Tom bet
ait ppuper en- lioen 8atte, ftprteoe Se'
fen bsb ON, os @aubet bar oeraf fact
Napnet "Seiteoatne". Ser fob be ba
paa rem poe Sci, roen at tinne ie 10
Sfribt frem % ubeu at tunne perte no.
gen menneItelis Sielp. Oct bar me8et
farlist at flptte fig at Stebet, tbi be
fuube buert gieblit uare uoiat for at
Itprte i en- afsrunb. @en nuset maatte
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-29
Spts Z ifai utale, btupeno goer iii

&pts Z Hal male, b~snpeuo Goer til
Brunt & Yarman Buoolpb gIot, % iaa
oeres Vriier paa ben beoite % biaisite Sra.
ling / 9ecorab.
BRIG Gloria Water for Suoiaroen
S9l9es taH hos Srunt & 8arman Ruoolpb
Glod.
grug National Rose Perfume, Der bar
en- elegant 3uft. SRtgeS hos Brunt &
yarn'arJ Huoolpb 8lod. 34,20ti
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-29

Mebser's Collie Cure ~saranteres at
turere bpert 1ili9loe al Gclic hos Selte
% 8pRg.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-29

~...brooten bar iaa COB til
~ :. bon fielben fauot in Seef'
9s' ~ par inoen MaaOs mso
,,a 1a ! iiar bOis bet bar H0
~, s, .aer 5treti. os i aa s bar
| fem til at rOie Op due llI's
tn Serfor fit ban paa 5Olte'
l, y, betcanenOs g'aOn "sfrap'
e.. ,asr sans eirappern0'.
a~inraaIen bar en- trOo9r'
@,,s, men COB til at fOrtaas' On
s',nst tnnOe ban not TONNE r1eO
:3.s ssr laa aoeufor sirfeliabe0eH'
~, men olorig for at binoe nos
e'rsne paa gGrmet, tun for at
! rabsrsrus en- goo aattsr.
..,,na par gfrapperuO'n % aOl'
ooo hos SObn Saii9lt % pans
am yanlist uOe meb fine strpnsr.
s%rslts, buOr frilt ban baOOe be-
n, Dunge 9a8e", at ban bapoe
\. aoainatuit % Sob og 9jOrt
y i Runotaf paa en- 3bnoebuno
VA bar osioo Oaret friif," 1so9HSts
t w. get bar en- Sang, jeg
\, ua ariftiauinmarfeOet, Os oaies
ct gtOppeiteb / eier, bolbt be
! rgs at OuuIe Der. Saainsen git
tftt, % Der blep ipanbt man9t
:, Gait. 9e oilbe ba mig til at
IN miaa; men jeg iasoe, bet Dor
,n mber 3n9et. ga, iaa ituloe
a, d.. 5piGemanben ipiQeoe op
y "a ia te8pubte at minfe mig til
etnS % giOrbe iua ct aait, jes Of
1, sn hnnet 9ipre Maten til. ga
hi yaa BET Geieite, iaa ies Solicit
srilaniu Gorp pUer gDens Sus'
Mr. "a ba ie8 tum neb isien, fob ies
M. tlata 8atten."
.qd, Bin gtOrliuar!" ia Sans; men
sr& Qagst uo / en- ltraloenoe 9at'
% 5ans piOite sobt, bpor airten
10 ban bcrte alotfen.
In etuno eiter bar Sans inbe / en-
~ S~iFtbifOris.
9a Sa mesen SIP ibsit?" ipurste
|tRn lunt % roli8t. Sans ifieleoe
hn, men Ser bar life Spor Of un'
FarsigtsO / SOlbisrns Gniist.
Ma, bet par life itsrre at tale ON.
ta It Gar Epnoer. ga, ie9 fit ba
b snN moi til mig ielp, men iaa
h jig en- ggr til 9reiten os en- til
BIN.
lou fl oel iomme bra Susea os'
= nsnte 8~Olbjoru.
ia, lite iaa iuare enbba. De iters
|Mr yaa ct Bar 8ismerpunb. Men
rhSss gil BET meb bin 5iItetur?
NN, Oa uar inos peb Ngflepanbet
|lar."
''SA JIG bar iuu % fan life flase,"
pit Relbi6ru, bosm bette Spsr9s'
b tom rent beleiiiSt. SEQ fit en-
III Gif - fine Susge iblanbt.
|gtor8en t S%oIreHoingen 9aleoe ies
IN Np8tig Su9 - bet bar enbba en-
Ea Seq tit ben 9pbt % bel up
e%tranoen, men ba FEB ben li9 oe
SjnterCeien iuoUOer 5ieloet. Den
Fa en- 0o9ling, ium Garet fpr bapbe
F2 tnos paa 8ieloet eiter ct &ielte=
N~aatnOie % piuslet fig bort.
FsSsn ln8te babe Soslinsen ps
EEt men ipDttebe BAN itrar ub
n,9 ie8 Tom atfurat tibsnof efter,
t aiaIPe bam meo at palte op SECS
stsr,"
T%l I'LL liuser bu ba, iaa Stauren
Itre0 6ans, aOlbisrn nestebe
fNt, % aQe 70.
t'aas lamrne Strapperub'n bapbs
"aa' NttnOma8er @ieit, iom ban Ifrp.
l'art al. Den melteoe fine 8
"' ON 9d8en, 81 Sitter i Maalet,
ast'os @elt / @elt. "Sa, ben
ial8er je8 life, ON bu logger
o. 'IaHte SrOneitptter paa 8orb.
1,' Ia8Oe ian til.
%, MI CTR ie8 mig" ia 8olbjsrn,
IN &Oueiniu up of eliren %
A'''s HO en- 8uretnap % rate
tYV''a"n. Scr bar bu ben.
'a' arli0t iOrtient ben"
eIIo HmaoOetis 2atter. Men
S'rRPperuO'n Sat us Stap for
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-29

Sorretningen er alminoslia Ban,. guitnsi5.
nben. o9 inoenlanoIte B~arolnaptrer fisbes
os ial9es. 2ette sr ben ensiis 4ani / Qoun.
tiet, Der 8iper
Rsnte paa Rats Boot TepoHtS.
goIi, iom bar geuse, be lite bar Drug for,
bill inoe, at bette Spitsm CT mere ltbsralt,
eno be oil finos bet | nos.n onosn Bani ber
| Bpen. Wente betale5 paa Interest bear
Ing Pass Books, A PCT. Qaret, betalbare
balpaarIi9 ben life gull os ben lite 9anua5
bpert Qar, for ale GUNNER, Der lite trRife5
uo msllem bisie 9atosr. gengs Tan iRttes
tno naariombelit o. til bpiltstiombsit gelsb,
o. Tan tagss uo, naar Bsbtommsnbe gnftsr
bet. Certificates Of Deposit siues, mob en-
@snts al 8 PCT.
penee uolaaneS moo laos Nsnter
paa Gitierbso al bebie SlaS8.
30. t8.tt.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1894-01-11

For good, selid, substantial bust
ness firms, Sinner can compare
with any other town in Texas.
There are firms here that do more
business than all the business
houses in Yoakum combined.
Sinner is, and will remain the bus
mess center of all this section of
country. Her business men have
the confidence of the people, which
is the solid rock on which to build
q trade foundation.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1894-01-11

try and any number Of eovetous
eyes were cast towards the little
hut down by the creek. His crop
of vegetables and garden stuff had
been a failure that summer, and as
he was never known to, buy any
thing at the stores, people were at
loss to understand how he lived.
His nearest neighbor lived about
n half a mile away, the house stand
ing on little knoll of land. and
from there he could be seen going
to and from the spring near \the
creek every morning and evening,
his old dog following along behind
him. AS the weather grew colder
late in the fall, thin wreath of
smoke could be seen ascending
from his chimney each morning.
On the evening of Friday. Nov.
3oth. four rough looking men We're
seen lurking in the bed of the
creek just below the old mans
house, by some of the neighbOrs,
who observed that they were
strangers in tAe neighborhood and
exceedingly i'll looking. The four
had seemed anxious to escape OBJ
servation and sat with their hats
pulled down over their eyes. Mr..
Bannon,w who lived in the first house
on the hill, spoke to his wife about
seeing the strangers, andlremarked:
1T will be wonder to me if
somebody don't murder old Sparks
some of these nights for his money.
The country is fun Of tramps and
rough characters now. and every
body knows about his keeping
money hid about his old shanty."
His wife. woman like, advised
him to get somebody else and go
down AID gard the old mans
-oe.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1894-01-11
A YOUNG GIRLS FORTUNE.
ANINTEREsTlNG SKETCH.

Nothing appeals SO strongly to a, mothers
affection as her daughter just budding into
womanhoOd. Following is an instances; "Our
daughter Blanche, now IS years of age, had
been terHbly afflicted with leryousness, and
had lost ths entire use ohl1enrght I'm. Shc
was in such oonditiosfSs u we had to keep
her from school and abandon her music les,
cons. In facy we feared st. Vitus dance and
ere positive but for an Invaluable remedy she
would have had that terrible affection. We
HAD employed physicians, but she received no
bene6t from them The first of last August she
weighed but rs pounds, and although she has
taken only three bottles of Nervino che now
weighs LOG pounds her nervousness and synlp-
toms of st. Vitus dance arc entirely gone, sho
attends school regularly, and studies with COM
fort and ease. She has recovered complete use
Of her arm, her appetite is splendid, and no
money could procure for our daughter the health
Dr.. Niles Noryine has brought her
When my brother recommended tho remedy
/ had no fifth In patent medicines ind would
notfisten TO him, but as O last resort he sent M
Hbottle. we began giving IL to Blanche, and tho
effect was almost immediate. r. R.
Bullock, Brighton. N. Y.
Or. Miles Restorative Ncrvine Is sold by all
druggists on a positive guarantee, or sent direct
BY ihe Or. Miles Medical Co, flkhart Ind, on
receipt Of price 81 per bottle, six bottles for IS,
express prepaid. II i1 positively free frcul
cpl.les CT danaerons d-lg9-
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1894-01-11
Born.

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Pargle Sunday morning,
January Mother and child do
ing well. You ought to have seen
Frank smile when Dr. Edison told
linn it was Il buy
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1894-01-11

wouldn't be thanked for our trou-
BILE, and besides, who's to stay
with you while am away2 My
first duty is at home" And so the
matter dropped.
That night about midnight Mr..
Bannon was aroused by his wife
calling him. "John, John?" she
called, "get up, there's somebody
in trouble sure, 1 heard them just
now cry Help, Help"
Mr.. Bannon sat up in bed and
listened, and his ear caughta faint,
quavering far away cry as some
one in distress. Hastily drawing
on HE clothes he hurried to the
door and ran out on the front porch.
The night was perfectly clear; there
was no moon, but the stars shone
bright, and in the calm, still night
not creature seemed moving. He
stood straining his ears to catch
the direction of the cries, but
several minutes passed and he
heard no sound. Finally, away
down towards Parks house came
faint, smothered cry or call, 1t
was so faint that Bannon was un-
decided whether it was made by
man or wild animal. While he
was hesitating a cyote off on the
hills TO the right commenced howl
ing and Bannon was half convinced
that it was it that he had heard.
An owl began to boot down on the
creek, and Bannon turning to his
wife, said: "You must have been
mistaken, Mary, don't think it
was anybody calling, or we would
hear them again"
No further sounds coming, they
80 'O 'O '
'DU M, eO ~,
ed down towards the old mans hut
to see if he could see any signs of
life, but all was quiet there. and
'"eio woe A' 'AnoN nv. 1"s NV "
''0
w.
D.9AS -." ~ 80
mo s'''
y, :, ! n !, y :, : ,
i'siii ~ : ~ z
I
I 49, and 49,, Wy 'l,' !, 49,. /
scene not i 80
strewn with ., - IA
oror,+h;no y V iu -.
MT uhat noodo Raro "ii1 IN, da.tl,
lv rolo and fall hack ooo{ns+ tho
door2 Old Porks Law str,,tobed ont
fll lenctb on tbo Aoor 81 bloody
-, law bv his side and ., ohostly,
wound in the. forebead toiE the
uholo e+orv HE lopo nrov bo;,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1894-01-11
RECENT HofXNREl Walls
wIsEMAN b6usE.

R. Jaeggli, Moulton; Fred Feb
ernkamp, Moulton; R. Gellhorn
and wife, City; J. B. Wall, Calves
ton; ]. Lane, LAGRANGE; T. It. Nc
Conemann,, M. Coch rill, Flatonia;
]. i. Richen s, San Antonio; J. ].
Youngs, City; Chas. Zantzen, Gal
weston; ]. H. Simon, New Orleans;
w. J. Warnack, HalIettsville.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1894-01-11
TIE MTSER.

The old man lived all alone on
his little plot of ground down by
the creek, and nobody knew any
more about him than that he had
been living there in the same little
old tumbled down shanty for years
and years longer than anybody
in the country could remember.
lie was not known to have any
relatives, and his only companion
was an old dog, gray and decrepit.
The old man was currently report
ed to have money secreted about
the house, and little children who
peeped about the house had ran
home and told their mothers about
seeing him counting over on the
floor great heaps Of shining gold
pieces. He had a little garden
back of the shanty, and in the early
spring and summer he could be
seen daily hoeing and spading his
little crop of vegetables. His bushy,
gray beard and rough, old fashioned
garments gave him very uncouth
appearance, while his voice was
cracked and rasping as though it
had become rusty from long dis
use.
The summer and fall had been
marked by terrible drouth, and
never before in the history of the
-}rn& lad there been so mnch des
titution and suffering. The plains
had dried up and the starving cat
tie wondered over the parched
prairies seeking water and food
guntil the hills and valleys were
easered with their bleaching bones.
Pr crops had all tailsd, ss..llll
,ctarihs eleeed and thousands Of
!: g. !: .: :: &:
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1894-01-11
CITY HOTEL.

Mrs. A. A. Powell, Hot Springs;
DR. E. NJ. Kabb, ]. w. Ragsdale,
Hallettsville; Mrs. L. Kerr, San
Antonio; Mrs. Williams, HARDWOOD;
A. Canet, Houston; H. Scharve,
Mission Valley; F. E. Widner,
Lowell, Mass; Walter Bachrach,
St. Louis; N. G.. Dial, A. Foster,
Luling; w. f. Drisda lie, NJ. D., Fla
tonia; I. w. Menefel, Flatonia; G..
G. Gilenan, Waco
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-07
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Medical Electricity.

While electricity has been part and
parcel of certain classes of medical
treatment for many years, but few rep
utable physicians protested to know
exactly what it did and why it cured,
or was said to cure, disease. There
was something mysterious in the buzz
ing and tingling that accompanied it's
employment, and possibly the absorp-
ton of the mind and the idea that
some unknown power was working in
the system dis as much good as any
other form of treatment. OF late, how
ever, there have been some important
discoveries in this line, and as a result
the action Of electricity is utilized to
disseminate or drive into the system
various remedial agents that produce
given effects. As the current passes
through or along the body, ii carries
with it the element that IS to be incor-
porated with the tissues. and in this
way has fixed and perceptible action.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-07

around my ears. turned up the collar
of my coat. Yes, il was true; there
was certainly q suggestion of moth
ball about that collar. Wigglsby got
down under the Ice Of the high top Of
his desk. l was deeply affected When
Wiggleby's sensibilities. either moral
or physical, are wounded, some awful
force must be at work. My embarrass-
ment became deadly. In spite of the
fact that 1 was freezing. the perspira-
ton dripped from my forehead Z
staggered TO my feet and felt nervously
in all my pockets for q handkerchief
Instead of that useful article / drew
the fragments of a mothball from a
hitherto unexplored region Of that
coat. Wiggleby uttered a groan, and
his head fell forward upon his desk
with loud and hollow thump.
What happened in the Office after
that am unable 70 say. Ny confused
impression is that the drauRht from
the window at last became so strong
that il blew me away.
l have advertised for a poor blind
man who cannot smell. He is the only
kind of a man that can wear my coat.
It will not do him any harm, and be
cannot see the misery which he is in
eicting upon others.
HOWARD FIELDING.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-07
oldest no.s q, N.,,.m.,,,.

The oldest mathematical boolt 50 The
world. which dates some four hundred
years back aud was written 10 Egypt.
contains a rule for .qgaring tho circle
The rule given is TO shorten the diam
eteT by = ninth, and on the line 90
obtained 20 construct square, aud
This. though far from being exact. q
near enough for most practical pur-
poses Since then the amateur squsrer
% the circle has been thorn IN tho
side Of the professional mathematician
Learned societies a. las,. in pure self.
CefsnAe. made = rule that al solutions
81 u" problem sent 20 them should.
without examination. 10 consigned 20
the a4,1e- IN the las, century French
man named Aathulus xas 50 sure that
he had succeeded IN sqpsring ths cir.
Gle that b. 0fFerei q reward II 81. 600 ~
anyone who proved h.s solution "a,
eFroneous L vas shown % b~ -rro-
ue0us. z not % bis own satisfactl0n az
least 20 that Of the courts AID he haSi
. pay the money. Mathematician.
have long been convinced that ths
.solutioa was an poss DO. but Z Is only
q few yeas EInc. they were abe IN
denoas'rafe th.s. A German profess
OF NAMED Laudraann Published 10 issz,
a demon frat.on that vac accepted by
the scientific world a. a. sfaetory. %
that woUld-5e squAr~r. 81 the c.rels
NAY norT r-si from Their isbor~rz. 80
inz that .' has ben automatically
proved that the tE5nz cannot bs dos..
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