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Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1894-05-10

Charlie Morrow got off the
City of Savannah to spend a week
with Charlie Street.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1894-05-10

Charlie Williams, news agent
keeps daily papers at Reeds Con
fectionery.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1894-05-10

Postoffice Inspector Littel was
here Tuesday looking after the
postal service of this section.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1894-05-10

d. H. Morton, Of Olive Hill,
was in town Monday.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1894-05-10

Lemonade and many other ice
cold drinks at Reeds.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1894-05-10

Oysters, cheese, crackers, cakes
and jumbles at Reeds.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1894-05-10

For Star tobacco and Rose ci
CARS call on II. A. Reed.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1894-05-10

Lots of good things at Reeds
Confectionery. Go and see.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1894-05-10

For a Cariosa cigar-the best
that is-go to II. A. Reeds.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1894-05-10

For chocolate creams and other
candies, fancy, fresh and fine, go
to r. A. Reeds Confectionery.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1894-05-10

You should see the beautiful
new dress goods at BarlOw's.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1894-05-10

A fresh lot of cheap trimmings,
Just received at the Bazaar.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-03
rBF TfvE TO Acr

Under this heading the salt Lake
Argus says. Nov IL the time ior The
people Of salt Lake City and Utah TO
move 10 the direction Of showing TO the
Voild the great attractions and bound'
les resources III the nov State. With
Ill eye. turned toward. u'. with ihe
pres Of ne entire Union ready iopnh-
lsh news concerninf us, with areoorn
Of solidiy through oil the psnIc
troubles. and a population that does not
lose lts head during times Of excitement
It would seem only reasonable that
much beneat can be- gained u We but
push our claims Tor recognition
Tie people d The United States d.
not suow lhr Truth ,baut utah'' re-
sources or ihc gea, ai,ar tago' ct cii.
mate and mineral ueaitl in our mom.
t.ln,. rvill h. easy nov TO get theif
attention u We make an s,lempi The
railroads In The iniernouniain REGIONS
are Ina process Of reorganization II
proper steps are taken ,hsy should and
would work to orr advantage In ,he
future.
The prospect l' good ior legislation
next year In favor Of silver. but In the
msantims We can gain great advantages
In other directions Increased develop.
mont before the extra expense Of State.
hood Is uaddled upon ne should be our
aim. Somebody must move In this
matter.
The Chamber Of Commerce ought 10
start the crusade or tell the people why
II cannot do H. This IL no time 10 he
holding back anywhere Many nov
people can b. brought into Utah u a
sooi effort IL male. Somebody must
starr In motion the maehiHsry necessary
to wake up the people To the necessity
Of the occasion, What docs President
Rowe say about ~ What do The alert
daily newspaper, think about ilG What
do the people say
The people must keep In mind that
several thousand laboring mon will 10
In this city this winter. There is no
work In sight for them. Property own.
ers must remember that the prosperity
Of a city depends In part upon tho con.
dition Of its laboring element Mer-
ehsnis will remember that u people have
no work they cannot pay ior goods.
Every person Who loves this city aud
believes In i,s greA, future, should pa,
ioy,h nov their hast sifesi. to promote
ils prosperity. ne weather IL warm,
bu, the opportunity Is here nov aHi the
chances may not bcso greatly 10 oui
favor few months or year later Now
IL the tins TO act.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-03
cAxAIoRE

The Americas Farmer and Farm News
Tor July Ia. an attlel. ON ,bi. tanning
go, .h,,h -. ,,, IL.
,,r
"o unus's'Anu o'an can successfully
grow eanaigre, and that quite a number
hzys engaged In lts cultivation. II 10
dsatlpsd To play An impo,,ant mart In
n.,..,A.,,.,,,.,,, ot,,..,,n,,,. .,d
- -
o'"n' :" !" AT o'ne' 'n''s' ''o"' 70 W
the most favored spot for a great bust
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-03
oyrY TOO True

oshkcsh Advocate Did yea ever
hear OF man trying to liit an unior.
lunaie woman when she falls from the
high pedestal Of honor aud yirtue' Wa
think not When once she trips and
FALLS from the high aud Lonorsd posl.
ton, she lands into hell. from which no
human hand will stoop To liit her out
husband ahd father, brother and sou,
alike arc deaf to her agonlsing cries tor
mercy, and thrust her iron their sight.
But on the other hand, We have seen
men fall a. low A. is possible ior men TO
fall, We have seen the vito liit the
husband FROM the gutter aud press him
to her heart We have seen the wife
follow he husband through this lilo In
one constant whiTl Of mlscry, and. when
by the gates OF hell they separated,
weep when she could 20 no further. We
have seen the mother follow the sou.
aud the sister the brother. through
paths man has never been known to
follow woman, let the angels in Heaven
be- the jury and God Almighty ths
Judge.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-03
rHr wArER QUESTION

1, begins TO look D, ii another summer
would pass without any action BY our
citizens on ihis all.important question
Tnr Turs has repeatedly uVed IL ne
ess,ity. pointed out the grea, bensdi'
10 be derived from an enterprise Of this
kind, and with the hope tina, something
may yet bs accomplished, ID again calls
upon the citirsns Of Cosl,ills and Sum
nit county TO no, let the golden oppor'
tuniiy pas. aud forever Zip from Their
grasp.
10 no other town or city IN the Terri
tory could good saisfworks he put 10 a.
ehssply and speedily ~ a. Coalyills.
The coat oi construction a. compared
with the benefits 10 BE- derived IL moth
ing. OF all times, the present Il De.
eid.dly the most favorable one for this
vork. Many people are out Of work,
the cost Of labor IL less than half what
Il will be when prospects brighten, aud
II would make business and stimulate
activity where At present siagnaiion and
forced idlenes, prevail. The writer IL
Of the opinion that all the laborers
could h. secured that are necessary 10
complete Il who would take their pay In
stock In the waisrworks, and II would
b. good investment Tor them. All u
needs lie little push.
IN THE connection We would call the
attention to the citizens OF Coalyille 10
the enterprise u the people Of lIeyts-
vile. Iloy,syille l. good example OF en-.
isrprise and thrift waierworks for Coal
vile would no, be drop In the buckle,
compared 10 the outlay Of labor and on.
psnss that the Iloytsyillo citizens found
necessary 10 place their little settlement
In its present prosperous condition. Al
praise ID due these people ior their en-
tsrpri,s and thrift, and no better sx.
ample Of unity Of action can he placed
before our readers,
This important part that wslsrworks
would play In promoting and establish
ing other industries, the saving In the
cos, Of insurance, the ability to insure at
all, and all lta other benefits have been
repeatedly ssvatod Oa By TsF R'trg.
Let a meeting be call aud the matter
discussed and shove all, lot our citizen
got move on themselves before ih'
reeds that bays dropped from the farm
srs' wagons In our streets have InsiureC
aud need harvesting.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-03

~" thildren MHngItd bF he isfs ~
Sitter Cfesn, wyoming.
Agent Perry oi Caalyiile gave us tle
particulars Ga distressing sec.lont that
occurred a. Bitter Greek. Wt0. 90
iniles from here. Ou TUESDAY e,tulnz
W.. Perry took Die aIien and little boy io
1.ch1, Mrs Perry Intending Zoo take thc
r-'n 90 that place and go 10 Bitter
treek 10 witt will the family of Agent
Dresbeck Of the latter place When Mr.
Perry reached Eclo hs received iele.
gram from Mr Dr,sbeck Stating that bic
.Drcseeck'sJ little girl aud Iiiue boy
oi The section foreman at Bitter Creek
bod been run over by "a freight car The
little r.ri, aged lears. had her arm cot
on nod the little boy. aged 4 Year. bod
both legs cue oil ,Ilfour i1 lhc hJir.
They were taken to Rock Spring uf
medical treatment The Dozen report.
from there ace that horss OF saving the
little girrs li'e ave- entertained, but ihai
the lliilc boy vaa dead 40 tho Time OF
thcHecltsni Che tv1 children were nl,,.
Inc under froish, car fhnt iHd t.w
s.doumcscd. aud n0i te.ug observed by
the irninmon. a. triu backed in again. q
che slde.imcked car with the above BE-.
suit
un fhe fc.r.lt oi ih. ni neRs SIC.
aul Sire Pom reformed i1 Coa',il.c.
The above lamolilhlc1egirnl should
icirh Doe citf,vs 4 C11l,ille q lp.slu
aud uan onr paop'o Ut thcgrsli danger
they incur Zoe alio.lng their cbiiItfN
play around .he ear on tho urdvsl d.
oysy train ihe dept platform bore O,
thrunged with children rsne.gg 40 the
vay from 10 W wears OF age. They
/ frequently ate socn climbing about the
ears. sometimes bciufe tao train b
/ stopped. aud the wonder is shat several
l fatal accidents hlW tut taken place.
/ Agent reuy hts ireQueutly warned both
children and pafcuif oi the danger to
/ DC and limb they nre running. bui
/ slys ihuy dn not heel him. and thaf ho
/ can l1 nothing VIII them unlpa. ho De-.
/ tho Assistance ofeIlhpr ihCit ulrnuts or
an siilcer he rcplra that at tune. th,
7 children Gre 20 numerous That thoy r,ri'
ousy Interfere withhim in the dischargt
I OF boz duties. while d. Is constantly To-
dread 90 some accident heiallIuf DO,
I little ones. puronz should i1na to u
I and keep their chilluu away from do,
I cars aud trains before they arr forced o,
mourn for akillel-or manslei l1yct
] one.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-03

old one. aud half ounce Q" t''
SEED was taken from the sesd'ialk.
Il would be be- 70 plant them not
les. thsn iwo b. two ieet each way
with tho present knovledge We have
they should he pl'nted IN adobe soils.
10 Rows two isei apart, 10 the fall AMI
after they are up In the spring they
should Ne cultivated Ike other crops
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-03

| wonder II the cattle raisersand stock
men Of summit county realize what a
great help aud bene6l county cattle
raisers' or sloekmen's association would
be to thsm9 Iithey do, the wonder is
that steps have no, already been taken
To organize one. lts benefits would
be numerous and ils proper operation
and management would make great
saying in the matter Of time aud money
to the utockralsers Of the county, when
organised, a record Of all the private
brands could be kept, and " hen a eriitsr
atrayed nom his range to any other part
Of the county, the owner could vt once
be notified, which would cave him prob.
ably days Of riding aud expense to fud
under present conditions, This IL cited
rs only one feature In many that tuyors
such movement. Our stockmen should
consider this matter aud take Immediate
steps To carry u forward.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-03

right keep Utah and enrich products
constantly beiore the public gore. she
and her products are the envy o. every
nlh.t a,ait In the Union.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-03

irTsH N1UHur o.
iuANa j CHNNaY matrs au oath chat Dc IH
Nr teuiuf partner uf thr rIu of q y. DurNFN
a co. doing business Iu thn CIY of Toledo.
lIuuiY au1 State aiurrtaId. aud tlaf sald dun
viii Jay tne sum % uhE II NuNEn DOLLARS
iuf each aud nfcu ease 1i taiarfh that rHuuut
ba cured by the uto Of HAAS CAtAHHH Cunr
INANk DiiEhhN.
sworn W before mu ana HusCdhtd ln my
plusdute, this CA taI of htDtmhtf, 4. 10. iith.
800 AW GLEASON.
NfiHTl rHhf
Halle caiarh Cum b. iaarn internally and rria
directly con tho blood and muclIs surfaces of
ihr 1ytirms Sud ilf ifsumuninls, ffrr.
o. 4 CllhsLN Is co. Toledo. ".
aaS- sold ty nfugsisn. it,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-03

but they oil agree that the solid ycsti.
buled tfaius oi the Chicago, Union Pa.
cidc 4 Northwestern Line distance al
competitors with ease.
No change OF delay az the Missouri
River.
For foil information call or address
A. A. PIHnY, Ak, NJ 4. 4. system.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-03
CITY oRQISASUEs.

An ordinance leyyinz an acreage tax
| Tor The ysar 1874 for the purp0se Of
supplying the inhabitants 0i C0alyil'c
CITY with water for irrigation and other
purposes.
ne City Council OF Coalyille city
ordhins
sFcuos ]. That there 10 hereby
/ levied for tho year 1894 tile following
actrugo taX upon ull real property iu said
city, benefited by, or Irrigated from.
the main ditch 0r gaual leading aud rum
I ,ug from Chslk creek into aud through
said city, Tor the purpose OF maintaining
aud repairing said ditch or canal aud
/ tho branches Thereof, aud of furnishing
l the owners aud occupants Df ualdreh pro.
I perry With water i0r irrigation. man.
uiacturing aud other beneficial pufposcs
hat 10 10 cay
Upon all real property not surveyed
and plated into city lots, the sum Of
one dollar ltlOOI per acre. upou each
lot one hundred and twenty tl2Olfqu
I rods Ia AREA the sum ui one dollar aud
Z hity cents itl,0Ol upon each lot In area
sixty square rods OF morc, and lees than
one hundred and twenty li2Ol square
/ rods, the SUN Ol one dollar itl .00) and
upon each fractional lol, In area less
than sixty ,0ll .quaru rods, tho sum OF
seventy'i,e cents.
Sec. ., The Treasurer OF said city
shall he the collector Of oil iaxss. levied
undof section one of this ordinance, aud
the said taxes so levied shall be collected
by the aaid treasurer in the same
manner, and shall become due. PAYABLE
aud delinquent at the SAME limo a. all
other city taxes, under the laws oi Utah
Territory and the ordinances Of said
cltv.
See. 9. An ordinances aud parts OF
ordinances in conflict herewith arc
hereby repealed
Attest
W. q. EsurH. Recorder.
Per VI. iurglNs, Deputy.
An ordinance Amending subdivision
one OF section slol the revised ordinances
oil Coaltille CITY, providing for an acreage
tax Tor irrigation purposes
The City Council VI Coalyille City
ondans that subdivision one OF section
80 OF The revised ordinances Of COalyille
city he amended By adding at the end
OF said subdivision tho following via;
Provided an acreage tax may be-
levied, and collected iu lieu Of said tax,
whenever tho City Council may deem
said 'reagc tax just
Attest
W. q nsurp, Recorder.
Per NJ llorglSs, Deputy,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-03

Bingham Bulletin nurrsh ior Utah.
She is to have permaRsnt mineral ex.
hlbit IN the City Of Sew York. rhsi il
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-03

What DO y0u take modiciBr lor9 Be-.
cansr you are ack and want 10 get we'll
OF course, Then remember Hood's ssgs.
apArailla CvKrs.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-01
@mroe 100 Sabre alt.

Das Nlter elmer Trau Sobn 8rabz
bod, bic in @1abto IN n, 3d., ftarb,
mar 120 Sabre alt. Trau 8rabbod mar
aus ungarn gebiirttg unb beiu@te cine
9o4i@ule in ct. Petersburg, ebe lie
nab bic em Qanbe allstpanberte. Sic
mar in &uBlanb 5pet Mal tpegen If
ret poltttf4en Mnfi9ten berbaftet un0
CUR @erbannun9 na4 Sibtrten perz
urtbetlt mor0en, aber ibr @nttommen
tpurbe our@ politif@e Dodge iteute
Treunbe erm0gli4t. sic fam por
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-01
3ettun0S,ttamn oerurtbeilt.

Sn &ie1 in @&lesmisz!9 olitein 1T
Der 9eraus9eber ber ~@olts5ettun9"
bes @o3taliftenblattes, '@trDbel, gu
einem Monat 1@merer &erterbaft perz
urtbeilt moroen, neil er bebauptet batz
te, baB Der &apitdn bes beutf@en Pan=
5eri@tffes ~&0ntg 8tlbelm" feline I'M
tergebenen babur@ gu b%eitrafen pflegz
te, baB ct lie an ben Maften aufbing,
als ob iie am &reu3e bin9en. @r gab
als @riinbe fir bteie 8ebauptung bic
eiblt@ erbdrtete Musfa9e beg @4tffsz
3~tmmermannes an. 9as @ert9t erz
tldrte bic Mnsabe fir unpabr, ba
anbernfaqs bic Spfer 8ei4merben einz
gerei4t baben tpiiroen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-01
&,.r3e 9a~8eSneutStetten

Die Mniiebler in Otlaboma baz
ben bon auberseu0bnli4 ftarter Rdlte
gu letben.
Ser @traBenbabnzG onbutteur 5.
@@err in 81 m Dort erf4ob 1etne
sFrau unb pertpunbete fi@ bann lez
bensgefdbrli&.
TN pinet Bel ct. Gtienne s t.
reid brad Der GuBboben zines Mut<
ttonslotales %3ufammen. Won ben
finf3ig in 2ebterem beftnblihen perz
ionen purben apei 9et0btet unb 5tpan<
3is perlebt, barunter einige lebensz
gefdbrlt@.
Gin 8abnarbeiter Namens Mortz
aritD 1T bel Benton, Mont., aut
Der 2anbi trabe ierfroren.
TN Denper tpurbe @rz@oubtr<
reur @ilpin unter GROCER 8etbetliguns
ber 8irgeri@aft beerbigt.
En- Deutf9lanb bat bic bonn
Raiier ansebabnte @eri0bnung NIT
8ismard all9emeine Treube erregt.
prdiibent Glepelanb mpbnte benz
8egrGbniB ieines in 9artforb,
Conn.,, peritorbenen Neffens 9enrp 8.
9aitings bei.
@erbanblungen bebufs elmer Ser
mittlung 3mif@en ben brafilt=
@en MebeQen unb Der @egterung
io1en i'm @ange fem.
9ie Mittminterz Musi tellung in
Gan 6ranc.isco mtrb @onnta9s
ge0ffnet iein.
Sn @beeltns, &c., ftreitten l.
200 90pfer, ertldrten ii@ i4lteBlt4
aber nit elmer 2obnreouttion bon Is
prpcent 3u%frteben.
eSm Walbe BEL 2ouisDille,
&D., fanb cine 6ralp etnen 8etrag bon
ettpa $4,000 na@gema@ten Stlberz
gelbes, bic ir9enb Elm Gdliber pergraz
ben baben muB. !
9ie Oelquelen BEL Toitoria,
g., geben neuerbings cine 1ebr CUTE
Musbeute.
Wegen @tubententratpallen lit bic
l1niperiitGt in 9urtn, Stalien, &C.
f9loi1 en- porben.
Sn 8e i 9 /, @erbien, bat bas
Mintiterium @rujtt5f4 feline @ntlafz
Jung genommen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-01

- Das gauge 2anb in benz 1ftliden
Sbetle bes Staates 20 afbinqton
unb bas gauge @ebiet bon sSbabo, nell
DIES bic TliiNe in benz eri tgenannten
@taate fpeiit, iteben unter Wafer unb
ber @4aben bat bereits cine betrddtliz
DE 90be erret4t. Stint Sage lang
bat es unaufb0rli6 geregnet unb ba3u
bat Der "Gbtnoot" (parmer Me{tminb
an Der paciff@en &il te) ben @4nee
gu i4neQem @@mel3en gebra9t, 10
6ab oas ii@ in ben TliFen %fammeln6e
WaRer etne gang auberorbentlide ST.
be erreibt bat. @iele Ort19aften ia
ben be%beuten0en S9aben genommen
unb in Der gan5en @egenb finb sfarmz
gebdube uno @teb BON benz !9o4maKer
htnheg9ei@memmt tporben. @Gmmtz
lt4e 8abn3iige erleiben in sfolqe Der
ptelen unter1piilungen bes 8abnbamz
mes 8er1pdtungen. Muf Der Ma{b=
tngton Gentralz8abn berungliidte am
W}ebttal 2ate Elm aus Der locomotive
uno pterunb3pan5ig Wagen beitebenz
Der @iteraug auf elmer BON benz Wuiz
Ter unteripilten @teue. Sn palouie
@tp puroe geitern Mbenb $. 8. Malz
lace i'm @@lafe fammt iefnem 9aufe
unb be1en Snbalt BON benz 9o@mafer
entfabrt unb ertrant, ebe ibm 6ilfe
gebra4t nerben tonnte. Ser @@nee
1T iebt fat gang peri@punben unb
man glaubt, baB bic l1eberi@pemml1ng
ihren 61hebunft erreicht hot
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-01
@arttbert6te.
Chicago.

Wintermei3en $780,; @ommertpeiz
3en $751;; @oggen 42-46; @erite
38-53; Safer $3.50; &orn So
36; Mebl 1.9O-3.8O; Rleie 1900
1850; Mibblings 1850; Simotbbeu
8.0O-11.OO; Prairtebeu 8.00-8.25;
@ttere 3.O0-3.75; &iibe 1.75-2.20;
@toders 300; RGlber 3.75; @@meine
5.15-5.45; @@afe 2.25-3.50;
2dmmer 3.OO-4.65; Butter, @reaz
merp 1924; Butter, Datrp 1922;
&G1e, Creamery, 11-13; Ra1e,
@@mei5er 12-13; Simotbpfamen
3.85-4.O5; Rleeiamen 10.00-10.35;
6la9s 1.41; @rbfen 90-95; 3piez
beln per 8u19el $685.; Mepfel per
SAB 3.50-5.5O; &artofeln $3.50;
@o5nen 1.45-l.5O; Gier 12-13;
9onig 1O-15; 9onig, ausgelafener
|6-8; Salg %; 2ebenbtge 9ibner
rs; Sprtngbibner IS; SurteDs
|8-9; @nten 3d.; @dnfe per 9Bb.
6.OO-7.OO; Yratriebiibner $50
800; @ebbibner 3.00-3.50; Anails
1.60-1.60; Mauarbenten 2.5o-3.0o.
MtmmeapoltS & ct. Yaul.
Weiaeu 59-62; Moq9en AZ; @erlte
40; Safer 25-27; &orn 31-32;
Mebl 1.5O-3.75; 9%imotbpbeu 600
$50; Yrairiebeu 6.00-6.50; Butter,
Creamery, 1924; Butter, 9atrp 16
-22; @ier -.
South OMAHA.
1yeebers 2.25-3.5o; &iibe 2.10-
800; &ibe, eep0bnlt@e 1.25-2.1O;
@9meine 5.10-5.30; 9eu, nplano
6.00-6.50; @@afe u%nberdnoert;
2Gmmer unberdnoert.
6toug 9th.
@tiere $40; &ube unb 9etfers 1.50
300; @toders unb Teebers 2.50-
$50; &Glber 2.05-3.O0; @4tpetne
5.OO-5.25; S9afe 2.50-3.25;
2dmmer 3.5O-4.00.
RantaS Gttv.
Stiere 3.7O-4.9O; @toders unb
sFeebers 2.5O-3.55; &ibe unb 9eifers
10000; &Glber 6.00-8.00;
@@meine 5.2O-5.40; S@afe 40
$40; 2Gmmer 3.75-.10; Wet5en
$50.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-01
Cine 4@urfen, bat.

BON einem lnbetannten mar Dpz
namit in ben Diem bes Grandparents
Der MiTouri, Ranfas II. Serasz8abn
aeleat tporben unb biefes egplobirte
Sci Marcos, Ter., NIT 14redlibsr
@<malt @b. 8dnbins, reifenber
Maent bon Der GitD 8rauerei in Gan
Mntonio, unb 5. 6. 9eiblemann, Elm
rei&er Raufmann bon Muitin, tuarea
ausenblidli& tobt unb feds anoere
I@tper perlebt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-01

O'""~" " o" I~sNss ~s~S<I~S
run9 in bas Staatsau9tbaus feItgez
febten 3eit. enttpiben. Der 2anbl treis
der Walter Satisfelb bate rGmlid
an benz porbersebenoen Mbenbe I'M
@efdnsnib um Elm Nadtquartter &C.
beten unb baFelbe erbalten. Mm frI=
ben Moreen aber bate Sin beKen Rleiz
Der angelegt unb tpurbe bonn Sheriff
in Der Meinuns. bab Ct ben 9anbitreiz
der Dor ii@ babe, aus benz @efdnsnib
fortsd@idt. Ser SbertF bemertte ietz
men Srrtbum erit, na9bem Sin i'm
Walbe beri9munben tpar. Satisfelb
itellt iebr enti4ieben in Mbrebe, linn
gu feiner Glu9t bebilfli@ setpeien gu
fem. Sin bate als Mitslteo elmer
@tnbre9erbanbe cine neunjdbrige
3udtbausitrafe ab3ufiben unb gilt fir
einen Der sefabrlthiten @inbre4er in
Snotana.
- Dor ettpa oebn Sasen lanbete
Elm Mann, Der fetnen Namen an3use=
ben ii9 tpeiserte, auf Sbap's Sslanb
gegeniiber 9 ancouper NIT elmer
4naabl 2eute unb besann, bt9t bti
ben Gottonpoob=8 Gumen auf Der
@bap's Sslanb aunG9it gelesenen
bon Sap Bead 9epa@teten tleinen Snz
lei gu 9raben. Muf 8ead's Grase,
tpas bic 2eute bort tbGten, ertptberte
Der Mann: er lei aus @nglanb setomz
men, UNI na@ einem @4abe au iu&en.
ben fem Brnber 3ur 53ett ber 9errf@aft
Der r9ubion Ban Company" bort perz
9rabtn babe. Der 8ruber lei Seez
rGuber getpeien unb babe aus benz 2an=
be fii4ten miiKen. Gtner Der 4rbei=
ter bielt f4arfe Musi9au, mdbrenb
bic iibrisen trob bes f@le@ten m<tters
bonn friiben Morsen bis in bic Na@t
btnein arbeiteten. Mm porigen Mon=
taee ftellten fe pl0Blt4 bic Mrbett Elm
unb fubren am Na@mtttage ab, obne
Semanben bas GrsebniB tbrer Mrbeit
mit3utbetlen. Ser Gngldnber mar i'm
8efibe elmer &arte bon ber gan3en
l1mgesenb. Man glaubt, bab ct ben
9e1ubten S4ab 9eboben bat.
- Sn 8rootIDn leB fi9 Mnz
brem Sontana nit Maria 3D1on trauz
en-. Mls Der Priefter taum bas 9aus
berlaHen bate, brang pl0bli4 Der eiz
fer1u9tige Gbilene Domingo Tisuerra
in bic Wobnng bes 8rautpaares Elm.
Dime cine Warnung laut perben gu
lafen, begann ct, auf ieinen be9iinitt9<
ten N%ebenbubler gu feuern. 3pei
@9iKe trafen Santana in ben &opf,
elm britter ftreifte bas 9%auptbaar ber
8rautiungfer Sennie @albep. Ser
blutgierige Gbilene mari barauf feinen
@epolper gum Genfter btnaus; es entz
fpann fth Elm miitbenber Rampf 3tptz
i@en ben Nebenbublern, Big Santana
in Golge bes 8lutberlu ites bemuBtlos
3uiammetbra&. Snapii&en mar
Sergeant McGartbp auf bic @@GKe
aufmertiam getporben unb perbaftete
Jiguerra. @r CAB gu, ben 0eriu@
gema9t gu baben, Santana gu ermorz
Ben. Ser @9perperpunbete murbe
na@ benz 9ofpital gebra@t unb befinz
bet fi@ in trttif@em 3uitanbe. Dte
iunge Grau betreibt Elm r8oarbingz
bpufe", unb bic beioen Hebenbubler
inapen ibre rStar=8oarbers".