Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1895-05-30

Pulmonary consumption, in Its early
stages, may be checked by the use OF
Ayers Cherry Pectoral. It stops the
distressing cough, soothes irritation of
The throat and lungs. and induces
much needed repose. Hundreds have
testified to the remarkable virtues OF this
preparation.
Dr. Archibald has been appointed
memb Der Of Gov. Allin's staff ss surgeon
general Of the N. u. national guard.
His commission was received yesterday
and he has qualified. The national guard
has had no surgeon general since the
appointment Of DR.. Darrow of Fargo, by
Gov. Burke. When the difficulty arose
az to the term of Office, in which all
members with the exception Of Col.
Tuller withdrew, no successor to DR..
Darrow was appointed, the duties de-
yolying upon the regimental surgeons.
The appointment will enable Dr.. Archl-
bald to attend the national convention
OF surgeon generals soon to occur.
Sheriff Eddy states that the search for
Iromer, which he has been making for
some time past, has been given up.
Beaver creek in all suspicious localities
has been dragged and Villers' barn and
surroundings searched systematically.
The planks in the horse barn were torn
up and the ground beneath eounded
with post augers and bars. Abandoned
wells in the nelghborhod have also been
searched. Mr.. Eddy says there are
places in the Beaver, with soft, oozy
bottom, into which if body was de-
posted heavily weighted with stones, it
would disappear out Of sight. He is of
the opinion that Tromer has not been
made way with, but run off somewhere.
The mail clerks running into this city
from st. Paul are pleased at the recent
change in their runs. which went into
effect Monday. Each crew now has
four days layover in St. Paul and only
an hour and half wait in this city,
making the round trip in about twenty
five hours continuous work. There are
tive crews OF three men each, and under
the new order they leave St. Paul at
4:l5 p. M. returning at $50 p. m.
the next day. Heretofore they used
to lay over here a day. Each crew
OF three mail clerks in postal car con-
sists of third, fourth and fifth class
man, whose salaries are respectively
$1,000, sl,l5O and $1,000. The work is
| not considered very heavy and the long
rests in St. Paul, at home, give plenty Of
time in which to refresh themselves for
the next run.
Lisbon furnishes divorce case that
will attract interest as 1t concerns
Hon. A. H. Laughlln, the present CON-
commissioner of labor, who is plaintiff in
proceedings brought against his wife for
divorce. In his complaint Mr.. Laughlin
alleges wilful absence and extreme
cruelty. Mrs. Laughlin recently fled an
answer. She denies the charges brought
against her by Mr. Laughlin and CLAIMS
that the suit is the result of too much
mother-in-law. She says that she has
been obliged to act as second officer in
the household to Mr.. Lsugh.in's mother
who was living with them. She AYERS
that her husband banished her TO the
cheese factory where she lived with her
two small children until recently, when
she moved into small house near by at
the plaintiffs request. The case comes
on early in June.
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