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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-21
ANOTHER krFLIorroN. :,
Farmer Shaw Threatens to Move on
the Capital Agnin,

fhfheE shHW threatens TO move on
the Capital Again.
Austin. Tex, Jan. 20.-With the pass
ing of Governor James s. Hogg 1t was
thought that Farmer Shaw would be
perpetually banished from the halls of
legislation. This was deiuslon. no.
day tho house postmaster received a
large package, 1t was suspicious look
ing, and at nrst was believed to con-
tain dynamite. Finally a daring In
dividual, with more nerve than brain.
broke open the package. The contents
were disclosed. The package contained
seditlous literature. The letter read as
follows.
Dallas, TEX. Jan. IS. 1Sg5.-Postmas-
ter. House of Representatives, Austin,
TeXRs.-Frlend "Mullett," l send to-
day l2S copies of Texas Farmer. Have
one placed in every members box or
on each members desk, and oblige
yours truly. Are you as religious as
ever under the Influence OF the new
chaplain2 want to give you some
advice: Beware OF George Byrne,
Fitzgerald, WINDY Horse" and the
balance of that newspaper gang. 1 am
keeping a close watch on the proceed
ings and will be down shortly to
straighten things out. Your friend,
w. A. SHAW.
The "rexas Farmers" were placed IN
a cruclble, and after undergoing a
chemical operation, the poison being
extracted. were placed where they can
do but little harm. Governor culberson
denies that Shaw IL TO succeed Fnsfsr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-21
rHE PRINTING ooMsnr1EEs.
A Conference WIN He Held on the
Journal Contract.

Austin, Tex, Jan. zO.--There is a
small row browning over the printing
OF the senate and house journals. The
senate committee on printing held a
lengthy session last night. After ad-
journment a well known senator said
TO the Gazette correspondent.
"rAe state can be saved several
thousand dollars on the contract for
printing the senate and house jour
mails, and the printing committee Of
the house has been asked to hold a con-
ference with our committee. The con-
tractor is paid A cents per thousand
ems for printing the journals. He gets
the type set for 10 cents per thousand
ems. Allowing cents per thousand
ems for making up the type, press
work and paper, the contractor makes
clear profit OF 30 cents on every
thousand ems. Now, we do not be-
lleve that the state Is fairly treated in
this matter, and il the house committee
win stay with us the Taxpayers will
be the gamers. a Joint meeting of the
two committees viii be held Monday
or Tuesday evening"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-21

Tuesday, January y, at the old race
track, one mile northeast OF the new
court house.
First race, three-eighths OF n mile.
free for all. with small purse added.
Entrance fee so.
Second race. one-half mile dash, free
for all, with small purse added by
friends of good horses Entrance fee
Sl5. Winner takes all in each race.
Some fast flyers have bean entered
among them jennie n. Revenue I"
Pearl W. Jack James" Pearl
Nichols" George Campbell" sleepy
Ned" and u number OF other good
horses are expected to enter and start.
Races will begin at o'clock sharp
Tuesday January %. weather and
track good.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-21
STOLEN FROM SUNDAY SCHOOL.
How G.. II. Collin. Got Ills bride Mt
Manchester NIiIls.

Hon. g. II. Collins and Miss olena
Campbell. two employees OF the Man
chester Cotton mills. were married yes
terday afternoon in a great hurry. The
bride was coming out Of Sunday school
at the neighborhood church when her
lover drove by and carried her of in
triumph, while the crowd looked on In
Amusement They VIII spend their
honeymoon with friends near Denton.
Mr., Collins is a worthy young man
and has the confidence OF his employ
ers
IT, II. Campbell, father of the bride.
ives near Manchester Mills. and was
until lately employed In the factory.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-21

Dallas. Tex, Jan. 20.-Among the
most brilliant OF this seasons brilliant
attractions stands foremost that which
will be presented at the Dallas opera
house during the engagement OF the
great and iulmitaible Rhea Monday
night She appears IN Sardou's famous
comedy, THE Parlslans," on Tuesday
at matinee The Lady OF Lyons" and
Tuesday night THE New Magdalen."
The press OF .he country is unanimous
In Its plaudits FOR these. brilliant pro-
auctions, and from present indica-
lions there will not be vacant seat
In the Dallas opera house at any OF
the three performances.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-21

Austin, Tex, Jan. go
and NJ. P. Kelly Of deo,,.1
projectors of the new AM,
is to be built from GEORGES
ity, a distance OF 100 nh, ,
city watching legislation
Monta j, Moore. A law,..
OF Cameron, is in the iii Y
with the law-makers.
W.. II. Leake OF Dallas /, !.
here and mixing with M a
Joseph A. Kenm ana II
two of the mos. promls,..
men In Wichita Falls. AZ, X
on business pertaining h
handle country.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-21
M'anNN's MEMORIAL.
'"nrseS Against Judge Russell s,,a
to1ie ThreadbHre and spit.s,I

N""rgeS Against udge Rus..u s.ta
TO He Threndbare and spitefuI
Austin, Tex. Jan. 2O.-speeinl corrs,
pondenee.-Hon. Thomas j. McNinn NJ
Gan antonio, arrived in the city Friday
night carrying a bombshelI I'm the sho,.
Oh Il memorial In his pocket, Ten wears
80 Ihomas j. McMinn was one ~ ths
Setis1neSt reporters on the star Of tbe
sor,,, ~ Siobe-Democrat. He came
= Hr,a IA 1851 and showed tho Faber for
IN MS youth he had studie5 ia,tt ~
nnaily ne drifted back to the nractina
~ 1 his profession. His fight in tba NH,
rntdn murder case won for him q
atitionai reputation. He anne,iaa
no court OF last resort on n tech,,tl,,n, ~
~. put MS client was hanged ana NJ
III 'h lost fee OF 800 900 contIngen+ ~,
DC, -. WING the neck of Duncan. Ttyn
ynads ~ no embraced POpullsn ana
in tba ~, Iaeo against Tom PasohnI
~ ,he San Antonio district. No,. ~ a.
nere with a memorial asl,in, IN ne -
~, su,e 70 lmpeach and reTnn,,a s.sIi'-
nv nv pench Judge John O. Rusra,i 20 ~. I'm
menty-elghth judicial district M. a w.
eisnt counts In the ind,,..i.s
against Russell '"a hulctment
hon, Jen McLemore. rs,sas.
resnondaI.s Christi, said 10 your cor
John q p,,. me charges against Judge
bare ana . si are old and thrsad-
would nran No lawyer In HIS own district
been on nc me memorial. He has
M, nm1 was elected the last 49, years,
The lily lily. HIS personal enemies tVVo
hsr o 80 Of the fight ana nnt /. a .,, At
ira, ~, ms house from lis indici.I an
tbs az viii VII dirty his hands by nrsss,, as
iigt i awxs.r T. J. McMinn, a J Pon,,
$50 "ser In another district prensred
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-21
PERSONAL MENTION.

A.. II Kirby of Abilene is registered
at the Mansion.
J. M Bass and wife of Thurber were
here yesterday,
w. h. Patterson Of waxahachie Is
stopping at the Mansion.
r. NJ. Dickinson and T. G. Lennon
of Haskell were here yesterday.
f, a. Beaumont returned from Paris.
Tex, Saturday, where he secured a
large line Of insurance.
"Cydoma Balm is the best thing on
earth for chapped hands or any rough
ness OF the skin"
Mr.. PhellN Tanca of Dallas is visit
Ing his sister, Mrs. j. NJ. Howell of the
South Side.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-21
AGE or CONSENT.


Fourteen to Eighteen Years,
Austin, Tex, Jan. pa bill was in
troduced, in the senate yesterday de-
fining rape and advancing the age of
consent from II to IS years. 1t was
referred ito judiciary committee No. /,
and the probability is that it will re-
main there unless the advocates OF an
extension flock to the capital and over
awe the grave and dignified law max
ers. one leading member of thai body
said 70 the Gazette reporter to-day:
II shall vote against the bill II It comes
before the senate. Thousands OF women
in this state are wives at IS years-yes.
thousands are mothers at that age"
Two years ago similar bill was be-
fore the house placing the age of con-
sent at Is years Gus Shaw, the ire
pressible wag from Red River county,
wanted the bill amended so ITS provis-
Ions would not apply TO married women.
This shot killed the bill. Ridicule is u
powerful weapon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-21

company the right to put UP the poles
ana string the wires. The petition and
ordinance are referred to tie street
committee. and the committee was in
structed SO report on cali OF the mayor.
The committee on supplies was in
structed to examine the price lists OF
manufacturers OF fire hose and fire APP
paratus and report at the next meet
Ing. Representatives. Of TWO hose man-
ufacturers were present and exhibited
samples OF their goods.
Adjourned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-21
nEFoRMnR DREW.
lie Wants the Senate Postomo. Anal
ished.

austin Tex, Jan. sO.-IIon Byron
Drew introduced resolution yestoydo,,
apoiishins one Of the postonioes in the
inegislature. There is a postofTico in tho
house ,' ana Frank Mullens is about the
N Niost eHlclent officials in the house
NV Drew wants ITO save So per diem
ia N aaT1 out one Of the postmasters.
ne naiu to-day; ut is useless ev-
pendlture of tho money of tba 80
PAYERS" One OF the clerks Of the bo,,s.
mas written a couplet and dedIeated N
20 5ne gentleman from Kaufman. II
Alu Byron assembled the lofty heights
ANA Drew himself apart" N's"'s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-21
FoIs Lorn aIeetinr

Memphis, Tenn. Jan 2O--The Inter
national Folk Lore association, Of
which Mrs. Helen NJ Bassett OF Chi
cago is president, meets here Tuesday
for a two days session. Tomorrow
night an informal reception will be
held at Gayoso hotel. Interesting pro-
grams have been arranged. A Folk
concert Wednesday night winds up the
session.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-21
CoLauITTos LIrrLE NIL
Repeating the wuiR scnIp 1oD,tv
Law,

Austin Tex, Jan. 2O.-Early IN the
session Senator o. i. Colquitt intro
duced a bill to repeal the wolf scalp
bounty law 1t was referred to judi
eiary committee No, and Is now slum-
oerlng in dusty plgeon-hole. The
Won scalp bounty law Is said by those
iaihiliar with its working to be a howl
ne farce. Hunters from Colorado, New
meNeo and Old Mexico, since the law
mas been on the statute hooks ~
hunted wolves IN all sections "a ~
country and brought the scalps TO TOY
as ana secured the bounty offered NV,
the state. Many counties have boen
pankruPted by these raiders ana col
qultt ana other members OF the senate
S ere I preparing to make a strong fight
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-21

Newt, Fields who lives at No. ne Cal
houn street. causht a fine bay mare at
tached 10 light cart running at large
on Grove street near the A. NJ. +.
church between and 10 O'clock last
night. lie placed the rig In u livery
stable and Will return It to the owner
who proves property.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-21
spain and America.

Madrid, Jan. 2O.-The Chamber of
Deputies has finally adopted the Mo-
dus vlvendi with the United states. It
Is believed that the government G-o-
posals regarding reform In Cuba and
the tarin on cereals Will be carried out
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-21

as railroad commissioner. There is a
vacancy on the committee on irriSa-
ton, and strong pressure VIII be
brought upon the Farmer to Induce
him to accept tho position. Deep study
and years OF experience admirably
qualify him for the position.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-21

Austin, Tex, Jan. 20.-Th.
bills were introduced In h.
urday:
BY Beall-Placirg couay
upon a cash basis, and ,ni
a commission to county nsaj
scrip received upon taxes
By Seabury-Compelllng
correspondents to gnswet lid
Sec. /. 1t shall be the dug
sons within this state rets.r
from others. whether With
out the state. to write and |.
courteous and appropriate n,
to within ten days from al
and every person failing Il 4
be punished by fine not to =,
or Imprisonment In the n
not to exceed one year. Or
gravated cases. and ever u
sion 80 to reply shall consaa
arate Offense and be punlshiH
Sec. 2 provides that the v
Al 30 e'Igct iIllieq Il,s, ~. ~ I,
~ fielnoiis-Frohlpiuns
iaSlils tue kllllhg, trappns \
tahIils' Transportation " =
tam nsn or Dirus,
by NlchlhHey- \ Vi
Chapter 90 OF the acs u Y
hrst legislature ana sraaug
purchasers Oh timber ~ h
yea anu het apAtt t0i -
tir pubic Tree scnooa, w !
anu asyIuihs, on docoun'
or amendment
by Nloore-Aniehaihs NJ ~ !.
al procedure SO that snena
ilcer IN mlsdeineanor sAsa
less than capital shall r. y.
III al tunes TO taAe "a, vAA =
By Seapury-Ainenui l,l;,s ~
50 that deposltioh oL VIZ =
the state may Do tah as1 y
or district Judge OF pe luz,
1uage, district eierh' ''s-s
notary public .,.., =,
BY Gough--A1nenuins
ana making II a penal . ~,
person to sell or otner :, !,
or remove any petsona
property upon which there
saBe' deed Oh tIuS ,.,.S An,
writing, or upon Whion ~, "a.
utory lien, ana 10 pi0'
therefor. .....,,,. a,
By Moody-rrerens,,, n 4
klIiihs llsh WIN ~ ..,alrr M
explosive, and proViulnt :"
iof VIOLATION OF tn - san .aru,sl
by WurzDacn w .,nn X
ing FOR the eatisiaesi srs,s I +
Judgments on the ihas
cord. 80, IA
BY LoVe-Dehnins NJ, ,es', ~
BY Moore-Amehulns s,,On
that district or coun gy.nasri
ing a case where uei pam ~
the reformatory slsn
half Of the fee p roy;5ipIsS' hi
By Wester-FIos,,u ~ seb,i
izatlon and contro control % .ro
lying partly within IA
counties and school M,
posed of persons living wy
more counties. 49,, pss
BY Bass-Amendins ~ III b
authorizing elections H., ~ eaitsI
of determining whe'nsss s,, n;
hogs. sheep or goats sh''
40 run at large. and
By Martin OF nm X
Stat. so that assessor sns y b f.
to take an oa'n
of their inventories. !. :, .,s-Es'|
BY Smith Of Runn i,i1,lst
organized counties :, s,n n b
bonded their .s. interss
Indebtedness to pay n,,u,,sts
and to empower suon
interest-bearing SCRIP. ,,skt
BY McWilllams,--i....y - ~
redemption OF reA1
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-21
DALLAS BUDGET.
sunday servIccs-Artesinn Well Pro-
observation-disclosures

Dallas. Tex Jan. 2O-whether or
not the great arteslan flow made trlb-
utary to Waco is to be found in Dallas
VIII soon be tested in the boring Of
the Lemps well. Eminent biologists
have said the greatest flow OF water
underlying Dallas has not yet been
reached. They are Of the opinion that
the great flow WIN be reached at a
depth Of between 100 and 1000 feet.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-21

Austin, Texas, Jan. MI
the little daughter Of Nj. h
Il, Cough, fell out OF b., !
breaking the right colIsr \
physician in ATTENDANCE san \
the Injury is very painful =
ioua is to be apprehendei. /
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-21

Bill Cook went to Fort Smith by way
OF the Transcontinental and Frisco,
through Paris. HIS photograph was
taken here. He Is probably safe at his
destination by this time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-21
A oLocN WANTED
In the Top OF the View coar,hop,e
Tower,

Tower.
It has been suggested that It would
be an appropriate and useful finish to
the tower OF the new court house to
have It surmoupted with an Illuminated
dial clock to keep note Of the time for
the people of the enterprislng city which
VIII grow up into greatness in the shAd-
ow or thar dome A time piece like
that could be seen for miles and would
eventually become perhaps the ,nost
notable landmark Of Fort Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-21

August Aamold, the great Norwegian
Vlolinist, Will play in St. paul's NJ. r..
church next Monday night. january q.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-21

city; L. L. Berg, San Antonio; II. H.
Stader Chicago; r. NJ Ham, New
York; j. c. Hulver, Philadelphia; r. b.
Skinner, Connersyllle, Ind.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-08-08

- SAEt..E i42r
r happy.
Fred Strobel tells q good story on
Secretary Hans Murphey that is worth
repeating. They had occasion . few
days ago to make q trip to Jefferson
and while there Mr.. Strobel had c
sion to call upon a saloon keeper, who
owed him q small amount. While
talking with the keeper Of ice cool
beverages MI. Murphey came in and
was somewhat astonished at the SUR
roundings, for he is notably q temper
ance man and teetotlar. He was there
only q second when he started into al
ante-room. The keeper thought he
looked like u stranger and asked
Strobel who he was. The latter re-
piled It was Mr.. Carhart. the pro.
hibitionist, and the look Of astonish-
ment was never equaled. The keeper
made Z rum for the door Of the ante
! room locked Hans In and commenced
to roll his barrels and fixtures out the
back door with . speed that would
grace the physique At an ocean stoker.
1t was some time before Hans could gel
I his freedom and when the joke = OK.
I planned III had . hearty laugh.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-08-08

Father Hines lcft ~ very rare And
valuable library of over 2,0tW vniumer,
the accommodations Of three.q"Hrters ~
u century. covering mary subjects, bur
principally writings treating ur u To.
different religions ut til. world. Sew
eral Of the books were printed earl, n
the seventeenth century. and so,ne
even earlier. MI. Hines wanted y
portion Of these hooks given " the
theological department OF the Shattuck
school, Of Faribault, Mimi, ard be-
tween 400 and 500 volumes have ber.M
boxed and shipped there.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-08-08
CARD.

To the Editor Of THE COURIER:
l notice by The Leader that Won failed
to announce that Mrs. George r. F,e..
man presented inc with u pet fox 4. r,,r
dog named 'Spot." Will you kindly.
state that he is one of the most in,elli
gent dogs to be found, and that tho poor
little fellow does not deserve nll the
notoriety that The Loader is giving
him. He gives US a great DIAL OF
pleasure with his cute tricks and
affectionate ways, but that which /
like about him more than anything
else is that he is so mindful of his own
business. Yours,
MRS. f. w. MILLER
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-08-08
DU FRAN A MURDERER.

Tom Du Fran Shoots and kii,s The
Marshal Of TyndAll.
Tom Du Fran was born In Union
County and was always noted for his
wild ways and tough habits. The fol-
lowing account of an episode In Tyndall
was taken from last weeks Tribune, Of
Tyndall:
At about 1880 on Thursday evening
last the citizens of the usually quiet and
peaceable town Of Tyndall thrown
into q high state OF excitement over
the report that City Marshal David
Roose had been shot and fatally wound
ed by one Thomas DuFran, who has
been stopping at the home OF his sister,
Mrs. George Trumbo, In this city for
some weeks.
DuFran, who was under the influence
of liquor, began shooting OF his re-
volver in the street, whereupon the
marshal took him In charge and started
for the jail, and upon reaching the
same DuFran begged so hard not TO. be
placed inside that the marshal told him
he would let him 60 II he would 60
home. No sooner had he stepped away
q few feet when he was e en to pull his
re vOlver. The marshal made q grab
for him and received the bullet from .
IS. caliber revolver In his left side.
After this he got DURAN down and
called for help which soon arrived and
Duran was arrested and placed In jail.
Drs. Moore, Berry and Cotton were
summoned, and upon their arrival 1t
wa found that the ball had entered the
left side and had taken 3 downward
course. They we're unable to locate
the bullet and he was taken to his home
in the eastern part OF town. Friday
morning there were hopes Of his no
covery, but he grew rapidly worse, and
as night approached 1t was seen that
the wound was fatal and that the end
was near. About midnight the life
left the body and the soul went out TO
the great beyond, leaving sorrow around
his bedside and in many homes ut his
untimely taking away, for Dave, ~ he
was called, had legions of friends out
side the family circle.
Coroner Whipple held IN inquest on
| Saturday, and the post norton examt-
nation revealed the fact that the ball
took an inward, downward and out
ward course, puncturing the intestines
and lodging In the hip bone. The cor
oner's jury brought In q verdict that
| David ROose came TO his death by
means of q ball fired from q revolver Ia
the hands Of one Thomas Duran.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-08-08
1rule.
RRIILE. Aug. S. 'A6.

M DhOAEs AUX O4 ~ WsEE#&aEs *H&a
Brule and Sioux Valley r going to
cross bats at Richland next Sunday.
It is rumored that Andrew Anderson
Jr. is going to jump the broom stick
Miss Jennie Dahl left for Canton the
flrst part Of this week to attend the
Institute.
Willie Seward and Josie Lewiston
visited with Tom Gunderson's last
Sunday.
Helmer Haldorson went to Canton
last Sunday TO look for q job.
Miss Betsey Peterson visited several
days 10 Sioux City, last week returning
on Saturday.
Minnie and Mary Hofstad left last
| Friday for Lac qui Parle, Mimi,
| where they expect to spend several
months visiting with relatives and
Miss Ella Lewiston returned last
| Thursday, after q months visit with
relatives and friends In Sioux Falls an0
Dell Rapids.
Thursday OF last week, after enjoying
q couple months visit with relatives
near Hudson, s. OAK.
Albert johnson, Stena and Alma
Amondson visited with the Lewison's
last Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Vindahl left last week
for Canton. where she goes to attend
the institute,
Nelius Lewiston is reported on the
sick list.
The trip to Riverside last sunday
proved q failure, and no wonder. One
81 the party says he drove IS miles to
get across the Sioux river down BY the
mill.
It Is rumOred that John johnson 8r.
IL going to start for the north pole the
middle part Of next month.
Tallie Anderson, Helmer Elleoou,
John johnson Jr. and tho Misses Han
nah Shagstat, Ellen Dahl and jennie
Dahl took In the sights at Riverside
last Sunday.
The meeting In the ST. Paul church
last Wednesday 10 elect . preachet
was postponed till Aug. 10, when Prea.
G. H0yme will 10 present,
D NightingAle II rather busy nOWadayl
|, to gather much news.
NI0HTIN0AIA
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-08-08
Electric Bitters.

Electric Bitters is a medicine suit
able for any season, but perhaps more
generally needed In the spring. wnen
the languid exhausted feeling prevails,
when the liver Is torpid and sluggish
and the need Of a tonic and ALTERNATIVE
isfelt. A prompt use OF this medicine
has often averted long and perhaps
fatal bilious fevers. No medicine W.,
act more surely In counteracting an9
freeing the system from the malaIla'
poison. Headache, indigestion, COZ
stipation, dizziness yield % Eleclrlc
Bitters. Only 50 cents q DCttle as -
J. 8. Talcott,s drug store.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-08-08
a War. ,ins to Fast Drivers.

There is q section Ia . Of the city
ordinances against fast driving and all
parties who indulge In q repetition OF
the offense will suffer the penalty pre-
scribed. Complaint has been lodged
that there is too much fast driving n
the law will be enforced not only In
spirit but to the letter. VIM. KRoPP,
Marshal.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-10
IFS ( PARK ST. BTTTE.

From the University o. Vienna, Austria
YoTA b!OcS. 20 W PARK street.. rooms AID 5.
te.ephons I7s Butte. MO1tanA