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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-16

MaRsblsr IN brei Sobren IL 4der 9aa6ss
urbar made.
Sm Usai 1914 sins bie srRe beuti9e
Gelonie, befebenb aus l5O 6omtlien
(aHs 0e1en.O Oarmitabt unb RurbeEen).
auf bret seseIi&itfen BON Bremen aus
mad benz .eelobten 0onbe.1 prin3 Rarl
BON 5oIms.B Braunfels reiite ais .@ene-
ral-g gommiHdr" bes Wereins poraus.
Sm De3ember Ianbeten bte bret S&iffe
in benz 9afen pon Snbianola. bamals
2apana, genannt. BON bort 3ogen he
bur9 megIoies unb iumpfses Serrain.
oft bon Snbianern ongesritfen, lanbein-
mdrts, bis lie gnbe Mdr3 lS45 3u einer
; vWoritatiDn" 9elonsten, bon NO aus
man erit ipdter bic melt entfernten
2dnSereien GiI9ers befebeln mollte.
Man 1T aber niemals bortbin 9eIan9t.
Die .Worfation" blieb bic 9aupt(tation.
Sie lag am Gomal=Glub, NO Solms
1000 Nder 5ur @riinoung elmer Stabt
ongetouft bate. Sort tpurbe Neu.
Braunfels sesriinbet. Die ginwanbe-
rer erbielten ie 10 Nder 2anb unb einen
Bauplas uon einem bolben Mder itatt
Der oeripro1enen 100 unb 800 Mfer.
Mber lie maren frob, enblt1 eine blei.
benbe Stdtte eefunben 5u baben.
Mu@ ein 3ipeiter Mn1iebler.3us fam
sliidli4 an. Mber balb bate @olms
ale &elber, bic ibm 3ur 'Dtspoftion ge-
felt waren, bur9 9urus, faritli4e Spie.
lereitn, Bauten &c. perl9leubert unb
sin9 na& europa suriid. 8. b. Meuie-
ba4 ,uurbe iein Na4folger unb bra9te
Orbnune in bic Stabt, bic om II. unb
IL. Mat 1845 feterlih eineetpeibt mor-
ben mar. = Sebr balo tamen nod an
5000 meitere ginmanberer an, bic aber
an bem 2anoun9splab lie9en blieben,
neil ibnen Der rNoels-Verein" teinen
Gent @elo mitge9eben bate, ba ct feins
mebr beiab, iobab ct ii9 bolo barauf
ouflDite.
Die srdbliden 2eiben, mel9e bieie
Mrmen erbuloen mubten, un6 nie lie
BON 9unger, glenb unb Gieber be3imtrt
tpurben, tann fein einfaher 3eituness
Mrtitel I9ilbern. Mer li1 genauer ba.
riiber unterridten ,pil, lele bas Rapitel
rSeras" in bem Bud: rSn Der Neuen
9eimatb". Non ben 1000 Deutl9en, bic
IN l845 uno 1846 nah Seyas famen,
wurben 1000 hurd ben Sob bineerafft
etma 1900 selansten nod Neu.Braun.
feIs uno Griebri@sbers, unb bic iibri-
gen 5er1treuten iih, eine tleine Mnsabl
sin9 nad Deutidlano 3uriid, unb einise
bunbert tpurben Solboten i'm Oienlt
BON $egas 9esen Mterifo I'm &ries BON
1846.
Sn benz Deutldtbum BON Seras itedt
Elm gutter Rern unb perlhiebene Deutl9e
aus Seyos baben ii6 einen nattonalen
yfamen 9emadt. mir nennen nur @uit
S9lei9er uno Gbwarb Degsner. 0on
ben @riinbern oes Stdbt4ens Neu.
8raunfel leben beute nur nod 3tpei,
bic 9erren 8. 9eittamp unb 9ermann
Seele. 2eBterer mar Yripatietretdr BON
Yrin5 Solms uno 1T g6renprdl libent
Der Geier. Yrdlibent berlelben lit So.
iepb Gauit, Der Mapor Der bliibenben
uroeutlhen Stabt, bic iebt 5000 Gin
wobner 3dblt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-16

I'm ben Ga9perbalt tlor 3u nelen nno
Sebem einen senouen lleberblid iiber
ben @tanb Der fiir bie oeuti@en 1ptbias.
ritter in eriier unb fir ieben freiiinni9
Mneebau1ten In smeiter Neibe interei.
iontsn anseleeenbeit su seben, eriu&t
er bic beutI6e preiie, ieinem poritebeno.
ieinem meientlinen Snbolt nod mitse'
tbeilten ArtifeI peitere Berbreitung 3u
9eben-ipas biermit un1ererieits bereit-
tnilltsit sei9iebt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-16

@ie MIR seftern melbeten. If Der
Wermerfune Der l1mifuraporla9e bic
AbIebnuns ber 9abotneusrporlase i'm
beMti9en Rei4stase sefOlet. 2ettere
gaieberIase uurbe i9on Dor Idnoerer
3eit in AusR9t eefellt. gs Rnb bos
3pei empfinbli4e 6&Iappen far ben
Raiier. Offenbor If & lber bic Sttua.
ton i&Ie&t unteri&tet seweien, ionff
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-16
Die pYthiasrttter in alter uno
neuer faNun9.

Sn einem bic obise 1eberi4rift tras
aenben 2eitartitel tritt Der vgpansptue
0oIfsfteunb" Der in ber ausndrtigen
gre1e ausseiprodenen anli9t entsesen,
bob bic, aud BON uns mitsetbeilte unb
beipro@ene, tiirslide gnti9eiouns bes
gpousuiller @eri9tsbofes in BEN
,wilhen benz alien unb benz ueuen Or.
ben Der Yptbiasritter uesen oes His
tuols bes lesteren aussebro&enen ge'
ridbtliden Sample i4on slei4beoeutenb
NIT benz 0erlut bes pro3eiies lei. D;es
lei bur&aus ni9t Der Tall. Ser ur.
ipriinali9e Ginbalts. uno 8el4log-
aabmebefebl ridtete fd. mie bas
gpanspiller Blatt idreibt, sesen bic nit
Der tpposropbilden Iusitattuns bes
neuen Hituals betrauten 0rudereibe.
fiser; ba iebo9 BEL Grlob bes belosten
Befebles idmmtlide &ituale, NIT Aus-
nobme BON menisen ggemplaren, bereits
in ale Winbe 3eritreut warsn, 10 batte
iener ribterli9e grlaB teinen praftii4en
@ertb mebr unb bic 2ldser, welde bic
@odlase natiirli9 iofort ertannten,
omenbirten ibre 2lase berart, bab lie in
9Birflidfeit cine p01is neue alasei@rift
unterbreiteten, uel9e li4 in Ml9emein-
beiten ersebt. I'M @roben uno @anaen
ober barauf binauslduft, benz .Werbel-
5erten Orben Der Yptbias-&itter" oas
Med,t obauitreiten. ben erlau&ten y}amen
.pptbias.. .Mitt.r" iiberbaupt fiibren gu
birfen.
Sas @eIu9 Der 8erflaeten, ben gins
boltsbefebl aufsubeben, wurbe pom Ri9=
ter nit benz Yermerf abgewieien bas
neue Ritual lei i'm Welentli4en benz
alten na4sebiloet.
Sic gnti4eibung 1T natiirli9 cine
iebr {pibfinbise unb bel ben 9aaren ber.
beioeao9en unb perbient serabe 10 piel
Beo&tuns, ols tpenn Semanb bic tiibne
Webouptnng aufiteQen mollte. Saubenei
unb @dnieei ieien f& p0llis slei@.
Oo& obseieben BON benz Bettb ober
llnmertb bieier ri9terli9en 9aaripal.
terei, 10 srlebist lie nur bic erite Rlage.
ohne iebo9 BON benz gerinsiten Bertbe
au {ein, ba ber ginbaltsbefebl BET iebem
Heomten,ue9iel in jeber ein3elnen 2ose
ffets erneuert werben muBte, um tuirf.
lam 3u perbIeiben.
Sic amenbirte Rloee, tpeI&e als @ar-
binaIpuntt Der neuen Organization bas
Redt ber Benubung bes Gamens ftreitie
MAIDEN milI, 1T e, um bic es fi& aus.
i&ieblin bonDelt, unb 10 lauge bieie
ni&t enbsiltis seeen ben neuen Oroen
ouseefallen III, fann unter feinen
llmifdnben BON einem 0erlieren bes
Droaefies bic Rebe iein.
Ser Qampf wirb natirIi4 Elm iebr
erbitterter meroen, mie mon bas BON
elmer organifrten 9otte BON 5remben-
hoifern unb Wtudern nt9t onbers er.
marten Tam; nm ben aussang behel<
Zen brau4ea iebo& bic MitsIieoer Der
neuen Organization ni&t ~ ban9en,
benn alhdIi9ermeiie siebt es 3ier3nlanbe.
xeben re@tatajteInben nnb ON Gebirn.
i6wnnb leibenben Mi9tern aud nod
iol&e. bei benen Der eeiunbe Weni4ea.
perfanb nod nidt p0Qie einsetrodnet
uab pe,ta0@ert ID.
90 ber .GDanspine WoIfsfreuno".
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-16
Columbus. Ohio, 10. n1ai 1895.

Der ,.Defttpte" eriheint taplid unb fcftet
nebft benz rGamilienfreMno ilS Scnntaess
5l6tt. pcrtpfrei $500 per Sabr pber 80 per
ltcnat frei ms Nans eelieiert.
Rad OeutihIano, Der Shmeis mnb Seitrsid
0eianbt, fpftet berielbe pprtofrei $500 per
Sabr.
OaS Nphenblatt bes ,sBe,tprte" erideint
fben Dcnneritas gum 9reiie ppm $500 per
Sahr.
ssan DeuKHlanS, Der sdhe;s unS SeitreiH
pprtpfrei $3.50 per Sabr.
Der 9reis fir ben Samiliens 6reunS betrdgt
fiir Seies bes @phenblattes t,ur so Gts. per
Sabr, fir Niht- -Mbpnnenten: 81. 90 pnc tptrb
prrtcirei fir 2eler bes @cdentlatteS gu $l.OO
ter Sabr, fir Mht- -Mbpnnerten 3n $3.50
Der Sabr nadb 0eutihlanb perianct.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-16

- @e9en alle Mrten bon S9mer3en,
rheumatbil9 io,uobl tpie iol9e berpor.
eerufen bur9 1ranb= unb Bribmunben,
uiu., giebt es nidts beHeres tuie ct.
Safobs Del.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-16

O"N~~S S~ss$~sS o." 0Ss~sssssSss s~W~ w"
nit Seyas 3u einem beutI9en Staat 3u
MAIDEN. Nber ber Mni4lub beHelben an
bic Union ma9te Der grrei9ung zines
fol&en Strebens i9on i'm Sabr barauf
auf INNER Elm gnbe.
llnb bies BON ben oben erwdbntsn SIM
preKarios bur@ 9einri@ Slider aus
Rafel, Der ldnsere 3eit tn 9ouiton ee=
uobnt bate unb 1874 teyanti9er Ron=
full 3u Main5 mar, erworbene 2anb, lag
10 tief i'm Snnern, bab bic eriten Gin
wanberer- Senbun9en baHelbe gar ni@t
errei9en fonuten. gs lag am @aba=
Tlub Tim iebisen Can Cabot County
unb Der 9erein 3ablte $4,000 bafir
unb sab Slider einen antbeil ON Sc.
,pinn.
Bel ginjabluns BON 800 @uIben flr
ben gin3elnen unb BON 600 @ulben fiir
bic Tamilie peripra9 Der Werein freie
lleberfabrt Bis gum anfeblunssplab,
Elm Blodbaus, 100 Ader fiir ben Gin.
3elnen unb 800 fiir iebe Gamilie !; ferner
bic 1eberlafiun9 BON Wieb, Gelbgerdtb,
1au bon 2ir@en. S9uIen u.i.m. Dies
mar an bie 8ebinsuns sefndpft bab Der
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-04-18
Patch Grove.

Death has been among us; we have
laid to rest the remains If Mrs. Eliza.
wife Of Thomas Walker OF this place.
Her disease. which was Of the lungs.
was one OF wears Of more or less suf-
fering. The family is connected with
the Walkers Of Lancaster.
On the 2nd day Of this present
month the burial Of Mary j. SiGori
took place her suiYerings for nearlv a
year previous were intense
The body Of Moses Lewis is being
brought home from Mendoza ASYLUM
for burial on the 10th Mr.. Lewis is
n brother of John and VIM Lewis.
Sr., and we'll known in the wears be-
fore his retirement 10 the asylum. n
very industrious and successful
farmer
On the morning OF Thursday. the
nth, as Clara. the oldest daughter of
Hiram Wagner, was starting u school
She saw great smoke pouring
through the root of the Wagner resi-
dcnce and soon gaye the alarm of fire
Clara very politely called on her
neighbors to please come over and
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-04-18

Warm weather and frequent show
ers are very favorable to a rapid
growth OF vegetation The heft Of
small grain is now sown and some are
making garden.
Dolan Bagley is a mighty gamester.
He baggcd beautiful white swan,
and had it taxidermized Now it
graces his shop window. He also
took the pelts of one hundred musk
rats. worth about fifteen cents apiece
Next week he will start the meat
wagon and furnish the town and coun-
try with meat.
Died, April 5th, 1895, at his home
in Wyalusing. Mr.. Florian Shrafer.
aged IS years. Deceased was living
all alone at the time of his death, his
son moving in the same day he died.
Shrafer served in the late war, and
had been in poor health Tor long
time. He was buried under the au-
spices of the Lutheran church. He
leaves bat one child to weep because
he is not.
| Or. NARROW, of Bloomington. is here
this week, filling up the vacant places
in many mouths. In the line of dem
tistry Mr.. NARROW seems to be a fin
ished workman. They say every man
to his trade, but the Doctor is known
to be boss fisherman. During the
few days stay in Bagley, lie helped to
take out about eighty pounds Of fish.
Our people are not waiting for Arbor
Day and are setting out maple and
other shade-trees by the cart-load.
Some day when the trees have time tc
grow, the tired pedestrian will bless
the planters for the grateful shade.
The Epworth League had very
| pleasant time ut their Carpet Ball So
ciable last Friday Ice-cream and cake
formed the bin of fare, and as il
turned out there was much sport and
amusement at little cost.
If you are a good marksman with
a spear, now is your time to get fish.
There's To be no '.let-up' on inn
provements this summer. The posi-
bilities Of this little burg are very
great. The greatest need at present
is more manufactures. Ii we are to
have beet-Sugar factory at Lancaster,
why not a pickle and canning estab-
liShment nj Baeley? Let some man
who possesses the happy combination
81 brains and money come and look
this place over On this broad and
fertile valley of the Mississippi. we
can produce any amount Of fruits and
vegetables 70 run big business.
It took kecler 4 Day two or three
days to cart theirlast shipmentof ma
chinery uptown 10 the warehouse.
jim says lie don't see how dealers ten
20 fifteen miles ont III lhe country
manage to haul So much stun SO far.
Ron Roy.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-04-18
Nebraska.s neet sngar Indnstrx.

The people Of Nebraska are losing
no time in making arrangements to
take advantage Of Inc Sugar Bounty
bill that has Just been oaScted BY
their State Legislature. Just Two and
a half years ago arrangements mad
been practically concluded for the
erection Of a large number of beet
sugar factories IN Nebraska by Eastern
capitalists The articles of inc rpora-
ton had been drawn up for a company
with capital of S2,09000O, but the
election of Mr. Cleveland as President
OF the United States. in Noyem Der,
1892, together with Free-Trade Con-
gress, Immediately barred any further
progress in this direction.
The associates in this enterprise
were several gentlemea from New
England and New York City, together
with Mr.. NJ. A. Lunn Of Lincoln. Ne
braska, who came East to present his
plan. They met with favor. were
approved Of and acted upon, until the
elections in November. 1892, rat
wet blanket upon the whole scheme.
We believe il is the intention of
Mr. Llnn to pick up his thread
where fate snatched i. from his hands
in 1892 Since then he has been
actively engaged in explaining. in
prac5 cal way topracticaI farmers what
benefits they would gain by growing
sugar beets.
His original plans have in no way
been disarranged, merely delayed, and
il now acted upon, there should soon
be erected in Southeastern Nebraska
as extensive beet sugar factories as
are sure to be built at Lincoln. 1t is
hoped that one or more Of these will
be ready for operation in the season
Of 1896.
If other states would follow the ex-
@ulple OF Nebraska in promoting their
agricultural interests, it would not
be long before the United States would
be dotted from one end OF the country
to the other with sugar factories.
These would supply all our home re-
quirements and involve the expendi-
ture OF millions of dollars in the con-
struction of buildings and machinery.
They would divert part of our agri-
cultural lands to crops more profitable
than those now grown, and would
stimulate local trade in every section
where factory is erected, besides
very largely enhancing the value of
local operty.-America Economist.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-04-18
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help them as her house was on fire.
In less time than it takes to write
this paragraph help was at hand with
ladders aud pals ready for business.
The fire was soon extimguished. leay-
lqg the main building minus a roof.
The fire started from coal. out 81
the chimney Of the eastern addition.
lighting among the shingles Of the
higher roof AMI burning hole
through, whore being famed bv q
lively breeze it spread rapidly aud
in a short time would have left Mg
Wagner homeless. he was III the field
preparing for spring sowing and came
in at the CLOSE lis insurance in the
Farmers company viii cover all his
loss.
Mrs. Sote Sinclair Of Silly. Iowa, is
here. helping care for her mother
Mrs. L. \. Patch, who has be i'll with
pneumonia for several days
Mrs H. Brandt is making Il farewell
visit with friends here before leaving
for Clear Lake Iowa where she in
tends to spend year with her daught-
er Mrs. 4. A. Rice
Charles Robertson will return to
Idaho Springs Col. making his start
on Thursday OF this week Mrs. Rob
ertson will not 60 yet, her headth
being fully restored.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-04-18
Cassville.

Spring has come and the song Of
the robins are heard in our land,
steamboats, are daily seen on the river
and lighting the beautiful scenery Of
our hills with their electric lights al
night.
KliIdt. Geiger Il Co. have built .
large addition to their creamery.
Last Saturday Chas. Kuebler receiv-
ed carload OF hardware and has
opened a store in the Weise building.
Last week a well driller from Dubu-
que came up to see our village board
about drilling an artesian well. but a.
they were rot ready to let the con-
tract he was told to wait and he woald
have a chance to bid.
KienpeIl Bros kept their palmer
running all Of last week iu order to
get out a bill Of lumber for the new
hall 1T North Andover.
Dr. b. F. Spencer was incur village
all last weuN giving entertainments
and advertising tile electric belts.
+. Trollope went up 10 Lancaster
last Monday on business.
Gen. Newberry was ~ his farm here
and commenced putting in sys-
tenn Of water works on his farm for
protection from fire and snp."l II
ing his stock
The ferry boat at this place, under
the management Of Capt. AL. DIETRICH,
is making its regular trips and meet
ing ell trains ON the Iowa side
Rev. + s. Evans, pastor Of the
Baptist church commenced hold
ing revival meetings at Wyalusing last
week and will continue to hold them
this week also.
Next sunday evening chapel ser-
vices will be held ut the Baptist
church and a collection will be taken
for the building Of Baptist church
at Barron, Wis
The steamer Orion commenced this
week to make daily trips from Gut
tenberg to Buena Vista, stopping both
ways al Cassyille. Captain Dillon
win make Cassville his headquarters.
U. n. O.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-04-18

Stock. Corrected every Wednes day
morning by G. w Ray.
Hogs. Heavy fair to good 4.40(d 4. 7t
Hogs. Light 140 to 200 lbs. 4.2504. GO
Cattle Steers good to choice 400 a
500
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-04-18
Around Us.
NOTES FROM OTHER TOWNS.
WHAT our N.ighbors Are Doing Letters
from Our Regular Correspondents.
Bloomington.

Another election time has come and
gone with but little excitement 80 far
as town officers are concerned), the
only fight being for the treasurer's
office Some people like 10 carry
the bag" whether il Is filed with
money or not, you know" There
was considerable interest manifested
over the license question. neither side
feeling sure until tine votes were
counted SWING the license . major
ity. Shame on those fellows that
were afraid to vote on either side Is
well as those that came in just ten
days before election bat now are seen
no more,
Another refreshing hover Saturday
night and Sunday has cheered the
hearts Of all, who are Interested IN
The crop of the coming season
Oats are nearly all in, and corn
planting time will soon DO here.
Our merchants are iubilant
Freight teams are busy every day
carrying OIL butter aud eggs and
bringing IN new goods. We notice
Mr., Greer especially
S. +. smith opened his new black
smith shop Monday April is.
wonder when that other smith is
going to move from Lancaster and
open that new hotel that we have
heard so much about.
The schools that have such Il good
reputation here, opened April lst,an |
are in good working order with u
large attendance and an efficient corps
Of teachers.
The churches are also doing good
work and, Of course, whore there are
good schools and good churches the
community is sure % prosper
The yoang people 81 the NJ f.
church have re-organized the FL worth
League with hopeful prospects for
the future The Y r. $. G. +. are
also doing well.
Rev Ingraham was called TO Mt
Ida to preach the funeral sermon Of
Mr. Bergins last Sunday. SO could not
fill his appointment here.
The Epworth League will give an
orange social at the home of Mr.. Frank
Wagner, Friday night.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-04-18


Colonel TAYLOR. an ex-slave, was
billed to deliver a speech on the color
ed race last Tuesday night. but the
crowd was so small that it was dis
missed and the hall closed.
The Y 2. S. c. f gave guess
ing social" at the residence of A. G..
Tubbs last Friday evening Pro-
grammes were furnished each person
on which were the names of different
-tieles scattered about the rooms.
The first person getting their pro-
grammes correctly filled was awarded
prize. Emma GlaSier was the lucky
one.
Mrs. Win Wagner Of Patch Grove
visited friends in our town last wee X.
Verne Holford, who has so credta-
bly, filled the Office OF foreman in the
Record Office for several months, left
for Monona, Ia. Monday morning to
help in printing office al that place.
We can assure the Monona office that
they will have competent hep
The lockwood Junior League gave
their first Domorest Medal contest
last Saturday evening. There were
six contestants, and each one did her
part right we'll but as there was only
one medal to be bestowed, the Judges
gave il To Miss Bartie Holford, who re-
cited The Deaeon's sunday School
sermon IN highly creditable man
ner. The decision Of the Judges gave
general satisfaction
Easter services were observed in
our churches last sunday. At the
evening service, Rev Jackman talked
TO the young people Of the place, and.
as usual. his talk ahounded in good
sense and practical thoughts
The new blacksmith shop Is now
running, and the ring el the anvils
and the sound ut the hammer il heard
early aud late.
Tho HERALp editor accompanied by
his wife drove over last SATURDAY,
Mr.. Showalter acted SIS iudge III the
Medal contest The other two Judges
were Prof NJ III Pearson ami Miss
frankie Bryan OF Patch Froye 1t
would be hard to find three more com-
patent or impartial Judges
NJ =. Carter. who recently moved
ON 70 he 4. G. TuhbS farm. is reported
seriously III 81 pneumonia,
Mrs Lewis Beetem. upon whom
oyariotomy Was performed nearly two
weeks ago Is improving nicely and
her ehances are favorable for CONF
plete recovery.
Moses Lewis formerly of Patch
Grove died at Mendoza asylum las
Saturday, aged sixty-seven years. He
was brother Of William and John
Lewis Of Patch Grove, and Mrs. John
Ryan of North Andoyer. The remains
were brought home for burial. and
were inferred in the Patch Grove
cemetery. The funeral services were
held in the Academy and we're con
Quoted by Rev. Jac>man
MARY ANN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-04-18

RHEUMATisW CURED IN DAY -
Mystic Cure" for Rheumatism ana
Neuralgia, radically cures in l to 5
days. Its action upon The system is
remarkable and mysterious, 1t re-
moves at once the cause and the dis
ease Immediately disappears. The
Ar ST dose greatly benetits. 75c. Sold
oySt one x HasseH, druggists, Lancas-
er. sos mch y. IS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-04-18

If want Sale Bills. Horse
Bills, or any kind of Bill Work
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-04-18

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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-06-22

Frau Won S.. well known for her
kindness and generosity. was waited
upon the other day by a we'll dressed
gentleman, who spoke to her as follows:
II wish to draw your attention,
madam, to the sad case of a poor fam
lily. The father is weak and advanced in
years, the mother is bedridden, and
their FIVE children are clamoring for
bread. The poor creatures are about to
be turned into the street with their
wretched belongings unless somebody
will undertake to pay their arrears OF
rent, amounting to 30 marks"
Frau Won S. at oLcc went to fetch
the money. Handing it to her visitor,
she said.
Nov. sir. J. should like to know who
you are, as you seem TO take SO warm
an interest in these poor people"
Il am their landlord, madamr'-
Wochcnblatt.