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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-24
KARNEs COUNTY KERMIss.

LIGHT Special.
KARNEs CITY, Nov. 23.-School
opened here on Monday with 104
pupils. Q. A. Smith is principal.
A car load of cattle for the Rea.
gan pasture reached here from
Corrigan in good condition.
Dan Coleman is rapidly recover
ing from his shooting accident OF
two weeks since and will soon be
about.
An unexpected illumination
called out the citizens OF Kennedy
Thursday night. 1t was the burn.
ing OF an unoccupied shanty which
some one had fired for a bonfire.
A most delightful social came
off at the house of viii Ammons,
Kennedy, Monday night.
T. Peacock, who left this coun.
try three years ago,returns to Run
ge convinced that no better coun
try than Karnes can be found in
Texas. He will remain.
Five prairie schooners with their
occupants passed through Runge
one day this week for homes in
Oklahoma, this county. That part
of the county is fast filling up.
The new Methodist church at
Runge is not completed, but the
contractors have turned it over to
the committee for use. 1t has not
been painted bnt will do for the
present.
Prof. Upton, absent from his
post on account of sickness, re-
turned to his duties after three
weeks intermission.
Telephone line is completed be-
tween this city and Helena and
"hellon is in first class order.
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End of the silver Nonsense.

One thing the election has
shown most conclusively We
have got to the end of the silver
nonsense. The bunco business OF
coming an unlimited supply OF
bogus dollars that would not be
taken abroad at any time, and
would pass in panic at home for
their bullion value only, has gone
into bankruptcy. All crazes die
out in time. All fads come to an
end.
There are a few cranks here
and there who still harp upon
free coinage, but no one listens
to them. Neither one OF the great
parties is in favor Of free silver.
Kentucky has proven conclusive
ly that il the democrats fool with
it she may be counted out. The
republican party has never fav-
ored free silver idiocy and won't
favor it. The issue next year will
be a tariff that will furnish an
ample revenue, Senator Quay's
scheme for internal Improvements
and the building of great canals
and the ignoble foreign policy Of
the democratic administration
Silver won't be mentioned In the
national platforms except as q
subsidiary coin to gold. Inter-
national free coinage is safe
enough, but this isn't ready to 20
it alone and never will be ready
while it is in possession OF its
right senses.
The little silver states OF the
Rockies have lost their grip.
Their only hope for forcing silver
was to make 1t appear that their
votes were absolutely necessary to
control the presidential election.
They can 60 just where they will
now. They are powerless as fac
tors one way or the other. They
can flock by themselves or join
either party, it will make no diff
ference whatever which. Honest
money and a protective tariff for
revenue and internal improve
ments, coupled with an Ameri-
can policy as regards foreign
questions will win the day for
the republican party. Silver can
be counted out. 1t is no longer
worthy of discussion. 1t is back
Observation-Disclosures Inquirer.
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HIS BRIDE FRUSTRATED.
Married a Month and the Husband
Defaulter.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 23.-There
is no clue to the whereabouts of
Daniel H. Brenizer, secretary OF
the Citizens Trust and Security
company, whose disappearance,
after having embezzied $4,000 OF
trust securities, was announced
yesterday. OF the amount misap-
propriated, the officers expect to
recover $4,000, thus leaving an
actual loss of $4,000.
The absconding secretary and
treasurer has been connected with
the Citizens Trust company since
its organization, six years ago, he
having been first appointed pay
ing teller. Later his salary was in
creased, and still later he was pro.
NOTED to the position Of secretary
and treasurer, at a salary Of $500
per annum. During his connection
with the company Brenizer was
considered by his superiors to be
possessed of every virtue, and his
Judgment was frequently consulted
in the matter of Investments.
About a month ago he was mar
ried. He announced that out Of
his salary he had saved sufficient to
purchase and furnish a residence
in Germantown, suburb Of Phila-
delphia, but 1t is now believed
that portion Of his stealings were
thus applied.
Brenizer left the company's office
last Thursday, and since then
nothing has been heard OF him.
Speculation in stocks is given as
the cause for the populations. He is
said to have recently lost $4,000 in
one deal. The stealing is supposed
to have been begun over two
months ago. The young wife OF
the defaulter Is Frustrated.
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WACO wIRELINGs.

LIGHT Special:
WACO, Tex, Nov. 23.-The Pop
ulist club of this city holds regular
meetings and is arranging to Sc
cure lecturers.
The Salvation army will dis
tribute all the cast off clothing
donated for that purpose, at their
Thanksgiving banquet to the poor.
Waco capital is consulting upon
the feasibility of park, hotel
and a dam as necessary additions
to the business and attractions OF
the city.
Mrs. McWherter, of Bolton, takes
charge of the Hotel Palmo after
dinner on Thanksgiving.
The Woman's Relief Corps, of
this city, is doing good work for
the poor and doing it quietly and
Systematically.
The old central fire station is be-
ing fitted up for a lodge room by
the Carpenters and Joiners' union.
The Order of the Golden Chain,
of this city, is growing rapidly
and now numbers hundred mem
bers. They have issued l50invita-
lions to a banquet for members
only and their families.
The city council, at its Thursday
nights session, adopted an ordi-
nance for the purchase of a city
park.
The fire company will in the flu
ture be equipped with Hayes
aerial hook and ladder truck, the
city council having ordered the
purchase,
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A PARTY,

The many friends of Miss Emma
Muth rendered that young lady
a surprise party at Muth's pavil'
ion last Wednesday night. The
evening was spent in dancing and
refreshments were served at inter
walls. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Muth, Mr.. and Mrs.
Schaezler, Mr.. and Mrs. Biehl
Emma Muth, George and Jonie
Saunders, Lottie and Gretchen
Herwick, Della and LYDIA Biehl,
Katie Gastring, Amalia Schaezler,
Clara Nordman, Emelie Pieper,
Mamie Schackelhoff, Hattie Brotze,
Rortense Thompson and Hattie
Legler. Messrs. Fred. and George
Biehl, Herman and George Stun,
berg, Tank Welker, Max and
Adolph Schaezler, Fred. Wolfrom,
Henry Killing, Erich Menger, Dick
Robitch, Albert Nordman, Henry
Reuss, Willie and George Muth
Henry TORY, Mr.. Smith, M. Nc
Allister and Albert Richly.
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TIPS FROM TOM GREEN.

LIGHT Special:
SAN ANGELO, Nov. 23.-Letters
continue to be received here show
ing the high appreciation with
which the ladies edition Of the
Enterprise" was received all over
the state.
Mr.. Edmond Hobbs and wife, of
Wheeling, w. Va, who have been
married Sc years, will winter here.
A pleasant party Of school child
rem are picking pecans on the
Concho today, proceeds to go to
the school library.
Mcdowell, Of Big Springs, has
sold all of his lambs to Calverly, Of
Garden City, for $1.16.
Mixed cattle sales this week show
about 500 a head for stears of thres
and four years, and $12 for COWS
and bulls.
Treasurer's report to the com
misioners' court shows $3.50 in
the treasury.
County commissioners authorize
County Judge Wynn to least
school lands according to his best
Judgment, for the interests of the
school fund.
Berry Ketchum and Sam Murray
have invested in a 5000 race horse
and will make things lively for the
boys.
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He Is a Texas Preacher.

New ORLEANS, La, Nov. pa
series of gospel meetings Is in
progress with the First Baptist
church, on Magazine street, in the
Fourth District. The pastor, DR.
John F. Purser, is aided by the
noted Texas evangelist, Rev. Sid
Williams, accompanied by that
delightful vocalist. Prof. j. A,
Brown of Chattanooga. This pair OF
earnest workers in the gospel vine-
yard have within the last year or
two held successful meetings in
many parts Of Texas, and lately
visited several towns in Mississ'
ippi, singing and preaching with
happy results.
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SAMPLES AND ESTIMATES
For all kinds ofIpaper hanging and
decorating. B. G. RELY. Ito tt
TEMPLE TRAININGS.

LIGHT Special.
TEMPLE, Nov. 23.-Panoramic
views Of the burnings for rape at
Paris and Tyler are being shown
on the midway" here, and draw
immense crowds.
The work of the chain gang is
improving the streets very visibly,
particularly Twelfth, between Ave.
nues G and d.
Sneak thieves OF late are making
a raid upon newspapers left at res.
idence doors, and some of their
names are to be published II the
practice continues.
Baptist Young Peoples union
will hold a social Thanksgiving
service on Thursday night next,
followed by a contribution for the
poor.
Congresses here are running on
half time, owing to scarcity OF
cotton.
Mr.. Blocks place of business has
been cleaned out by thieves for the
second time.
Bolton will expend $1,000 upon
a new school house in the Third
ward.
County Commissioners court is
in session.
There is an unusual amount OF
sickness in the county, principally
among women and children.
Prof. Luce and Mics Brown, both
Of Baylor university, were married
on the Goth.
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A BRAVE WIFE.
Her Pluck Saves Her Own and Her
Children's Lives.

SHAMoKIN, Pa, Nov. 23.-The
heroic fight made by woman not
only saved her own life, but the
lives Of her three children assaulted
Tuesday night by her maniac hus-
band. Crazed by illness, Enoch
Zaben arose from bed, seized a
knife and fought wildly to cut his
wife's throat and then destroy the
little ones, who were asleep in an
adjoining room. Yesterday Zaben
was declared to be insane and was
taken to the state asylum at Dan
Vile.
During the night Mrs. Zsben was
awakened from sleep and was aston
ished to see her husband, who had
been i'll with grip, bound up the
steps to her bedroom. Seeing his
wild condition she sought refuge
behind the bed. He sprang upon
her and tried to slash her neck with
the knife, but she warded off the
blow with her arm. Then clasping
him tightly, she tried to disarm the
maniac. A hard struggle ensued
Finding he could not kill her, he
slipped from his wife's grasp and
rushed in to kill the children, who
were sleeping in an adjoining room,
Before he had time to make one
thrust his brave wife again threw
herself upon him. The children's
cries attracted the neighbors, who
appeared in time to prevent an
awful tragedy, as Mrs. Zaben was
becoming exhausted from her he
roic battle. Zaben was tied with
ropes and yesterday morning taken
to the asylum.
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ARANSAs PASS PASSAGES.
LIGHT Special.

LIGHT Special.
ARKANSAS PASS, Nov. 23.-The
members of the "Christis IN" church
here have decided to erect an edi'
fee.
Telegraph orders for property in
this vicinity are becoming com.
mon. Z. J. Mackey docketed the
last one which, was for 100 acres.
Over 1000 acres, contiguous to
the city plat, have been sold and
will be plated out into additions
Duck shooting is quite profitable
down here now and shipments OF
"canvas backs" and cred heads" to
New York bring in satisfactory re-
turns.
The last norther started the
birds from their northern haunts
and duck, geese and brsnt are very
plentiful.
About 1000 cubic yards OF rock
are being placed upon the break.
water every day, and the depth o.
water on the bar at high tide is Ii
feet.
FREQUENT and abundant rain:
have fallen upon this country a.
intervals during the past two
weeks.
The movement for a direct linz
northbound from here to Cuert
and up into the interior OF the
state catches all our people,and thu
country as far north as Cuero II
enthusiastic over the proposition
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YoAKUM WARNINGS

SpcCidIs
YoAKUM, Tex, Nov. 23.-Com-
missioners of Lavaca county have
ordered an investigation into the
condition and safety OF the court.
house--and this means new build,
ing.
Colored boys who consider them
selves men have been recently
caught '.peeping" through blinds.
Pistols are being kept for their re-
ception.
Horses and cows running at large
threaten to take some sections OF
the town.
About 10000 feet of lumber are
worked up ia building here every
week.
The Telephone line between here
and Hochh4im is working satisfac-
torily.
The Sunday chicken fights be-
tween Shins r and Hallettsville are
lively. Shiher won the last one.
Chas. Mofftt, of the High school,
has received notice of his appoint
ment to seat in the Sam Houston
Normal andtba gone to that insti-
tuition,
The "wagon" contest closes next
week. The competition is growing
in interest.
Some ofAie holes in the streets
are being Silled in and needed
drainage provided. The complaint
against the9e nulsances has been
loud and long
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Silk Has Advanced.

NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-At a
special meeting of the Silk asso'
citation of America held Wednes.
day, the price Of twisted and sew
ing silk was advanced 8 per cent
The new price goes into effect De-
Gem Der 2. This is the second ad
vance on this quality OF silk this
year, the price having advanced IL
per cent on September II last.
Capital aggregating over $4,000
600 was represented at the meet
ing. The advance is caused by the
recent rise in the price of raw silk
it having gone up from So a pound
to about $3.50.
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POUND NOTICE.

Taken up, and in city pound, on Mata-
moras street, on or about the 2lSt day Of
November, 1895:
One gray horse, brand indescribable.
One bay mare, branded 1HD, con-
nected.
One white goat, crop in right and upper
bit In left ear.
One white goat.
One white goat.
One white goat.
One white goat, crop and upper bit in
left ear. q
One white goat.
Which will, II not redeemed before sale,
be sold at public auction, to the highest
bidder for cash, at said pound, at the
hour Of IL o'clock a. m, on the Goth day
OF November, 1895. w. d. DRUsE,
IL IS st Marshal
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PAPER HANGING
And interior decorating speciality
III 5 tt b. q. RELY.
WILSON COUNTY wIsPs.

LIGHT Special.
FLoREsvILLE, Nov. %. The net
receipts of the cemetery fair and
concerts were $40, leaving $50 for
each of the cemeteries.
Miss Maggie Calvert and Dir. Q.
III. Blanton were married on the
10Th instant, at the residence OF
the brides parents in Runge.
Corn crop at Lavernia is all har-
vested, and the yield is much larger
than an average one.
The Juveniles" will give a
Thanksgiving service on Thursday
night, with musical entertain ment,
to raise funds to enclose the church
property.
The drop on cotton knocked the
stuffing out of the "cotton mouth
spectators" and matters have
grown very quiet Of late.
The competition for baby premi-
am was one OF the many pleasant
features of the late fair. Mrs. r. B
Myers took first for her two,
months old girl.
Call ISL issued for meeting OF
the hers OF the county, one
week from today, for the purpose
OF organizi4g County Teachers
institute.
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Five Ambassadors Met.

CONsTANTINoPLE, Nov. 23.-Five
ambassadors and M. Herbert, Sec
rotary OF the British legation, met
at the French embassy November
Is and discussed the supplement-
airy measures for the restoring OF
order in Anatolia to be submitted
to the porte. 1t is understood
that common action to protect for
eigners is pending.
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Austrian Warships Gong East.

VIENNA, Nov. pa dispatch
from Pola says that the Austrian
war vessels recently ordered to pre-
pare for service in connection with
the Turkish troubles have sailed
for the Aegean sea. The fleet con-
sists of the warships Tegetthotf,
Kaiserin, Elizabeth and Blitz.
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Are the Gospe Hymns ImmoralP

PITTsBURG, Nov. 23.-At tomor-
rows meeting of the Christian
Patriotic association there will
be discussion Of the ques-
ton whether the Moody-Sanky
gospel hymns are or are not i'm
moral. Frederick Archer, musical
director at the Carnegie library,
has denounced them as "immo.
rail-"
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Want a Pension for the Duke.

LONDON, Nov. 23.-The govern,
ment proposes that parliament, in
view of his long and valuable ser.
vices, shall grant to the duke OF
Cambridge a moderate addition to
the pay attaching to his colonelcy
In the guards, which he holds for
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Killed a KING,

LONDON, Nov. 23.-A dispatch
from Lagosa, capital OF the British
colony OF that name on the West
African coast, states that Captain
Bower, British resident Of Ibadan,
has attacked and killed the king OF
Oyo and many of his followers and
burned their quarters. The coun-
try, the dispatch adds, is in a dis
tracted state.
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strangled His wife.

CHICAGO, Nov. 23.-To obtain $40
the life was strangled out OF Mrs.
Maggie Beckman last night, and
her husband, Hugo Beckman, Is
under arrest charged with the
crime,
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FOR SALE.

Two new Surveys, l canopy top
and extension leather top; owner
nonresident, and will sell for
$25 less than factory cost. See +.
ID. Hellrigh and Jobs, at r. j. Hot.
heinz.' west side Military plaza.
IL 90 2t*
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Homeopathy May Practice in Peru

NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-The Her
AIDS special cable from Lima
Peru, says:
The government has presented
to congress projects for the reform
of the duties on spirits, wine and
tobacco.
The senate, after sharp debate
has confirmed the American ply
stefan, DIR. Deacon Pulte, graduate
of a Cincinnati college, to practice
homeopathy here.
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THE MOST RELIABLE

Dental work at eastern prices. Best
material used. Gold crowns and
bridge work five dollars per tooth
All work warranted for ten years
DRs. TINKHAM & Young,
ll24 1t 1921 Houston street
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FOR RENT.

14-room house, 416 Grand ave.
Rent, $50.
Several stores on Austin street,
cheap.
Warehouse near Southern Pacific
depot. Rent, $25.
VIM. WILL, LIGHT office.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
|. & G. n. RAILROAD.

L. ~ W. ~ MAILMAN
NORTH BOUND.
Leave for Austin and the North 94S am
ARRIVE FROM THE NORTH.
Arrive from Austin and North $50 50 am
SOUTH BOUND,
Leave for Laredo and Mexico. .9.45 am
ARRIVE FROM THE SOUTH.
Arrive from Laredo and Mexico 7.30 pm.
M. X. &T.-FRoM 1. & G. N. DEPOT
TRAINS LEAVE DAILY.
Leave for Waco, st. Louis and
Kansas City,. ....... o.uO p IN
TRAINS ARRIVE DAILY.
Arrive from Waco, st. Louis
aud Kansas City,. $4,000. sou a. m
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.
EAST BOUND.
Leave for Houston, Galveston
and New Orleans. ............ 1l.20 am.
Leave for Houston, Galveston
and New Orleans. 1000 ?. m.
ARRIVE FROM THE EAST.
Arrive from New Orleans, CALI
weston and Houston 7.25a. N
Arrive from New o. leans, Gal
weston and Houston. 4.25 p m.
WEST BOUND.
Leave for Eagle Pass and Mex
ico............. -. ........ 4,45 pm
Leave for Ell Paso and San
Francisco. $4,000. ........., F.5O AN
ARRIVE FROM THE WEST.
Arrive from Mexico and Eagle
Pass. II. w a.u.
Arrive from San francisco and
I'll HdSO ............... J.9o Pun.
S. A. & A. p. r. EMISSION ROUTE
TRAINS LEAvE.DAILY.
Leave for Cuero, Houston, Gal
weston and Waco. sou an.
Leave for Beeville, Rockport
and Corpus Cristi. ............ 2l9 pm
TRAINS ARRIVE DAILY.
Arrive from Cuero, Houston,
Galveston and Waco. ......... 600 pm.
Arrive from Corpus Cristi, Bee
Vile and ROckpOrt. ........... l.5O pm
LEAVE DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY
Leave Daily. except Sunday, for
Kerrville, BOerDe and Comfort $40 pm
ARRIVES DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Arrive from Kerrville. ...- .i0.l5 a. N
LEAVE SUNDAY, ONLY. -
Leave for Kerrvil'e ........2;oO
ARRIVE suNDt~ oS
Arrive froh aoAxzan
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NOT IN 1T.

The college cry as compared to
the zip, zap boom. All! Of
the fireworks to be had at VICTOR
III. CORTINEs. Thur. Fri. Sun.
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strengthening the French Navy.

PARIS, Nov. 23-The French tor.
pedo boat La Flesh, has been or
dered to proceed to Smyrna to join
Admiral Maigarot's division. The
cruiser Linois has been ordered to
proceed to the coast OF Syria.
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waAr SHELLS DO You US & ?

You often blame the gun, when
the trouble lies with the shells.
Try my fixed ammunition. Can
please you in powder, shot and
gauge.
VICTOR II. CoRTINEs.
w fir Su
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A scared Ch1naman.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. 23.-Several
months ago Jen Jot, Chinaman,
EN- braced Christianity and began
the task of reforming his former
brethren, To these radical depart.
zSes from their traditions the
NV objected and the matter
s. cinAl subject OF discus
AIast session Of the
ub. According to
las told to the police
erday, the sentence
been placed upon
: Zee protactlon,
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MAKING RooM-MoDEL 90

Already realizing vast improve
ments over 95. viii close out
stock of Bicycles on hand at
greatly reduced prices.
VICTOR H. Confines.
w FIR Su
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s s3-z1S.. PICTURE FRAMING, %
The finest line, and best work at b
G. RIELY's, 120 Com. st. lis If
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Indian hand-woveN baskets all
sizes, shapes and colors, Including
hampers, a necessity in every
household. MIC TENGA
I1-24 1t
W gon material OF ali
iron, steel, etc. A full
hardware. slows "a - .
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1895-10-25

Under the Mckinley law hides
sold tor three cents a pound. The
same grade Of hides bring today IA
cents pou"d. They we're on the
free list under the Mckinley act and
they are still on the free list. But
under Democratic tariff reform the
supply in the United States, owing TO
the exclusion Of American cattle from
Europe and for other reasons, has
declined and a trust controls the
market. The Sugar Trust controlled
the Democrats in Congress and care
was taken to look out for the ether
trusts. But the chiet lesson in this
matter is that which demonstrates
the sweeping Democratic lies about
the Mckinley act having fostered
trusts which the Democratic tariff
bill was to demolish.-Lisbon Free
Press.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1895-10-25

Western Womanhood for October
contains a long article on the subject
"rhe Legal Status OF Women in
North Dakota" from the pen of the
editor of Western Womanhood, May
Hewett TousIey. The paper was
read before the w. T. e.. U. conven,
ton held at Hillsboro Sept. r6, and
is a spicy aud we'll put together
article on matters pertaining to
woman's rights in this state. Every
woman in the state ought to sub
scribe for Western Womanhood. 1t
Is edited and published at Tower
City, N. D, and will cost you 35c
per annum.