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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-01-30

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alize how very lonely she was, hewould
not stay away from her so long.
But he did not seem to realize.
Once, when she was very lonesome,
Mrs. Chatterton came in and sat with
her. They talked together and busted
themselves with some needlework, and
the hours did not seem SO long. And
when Ned came that night they walked
home with his mother and all were
light hearted and happy. Y i.''eHs3' y
But other evenings passed when no.
body, came in, or when, her mother ycr
Nell dropped in to find her alone, and
limited that Ned was neglecting her.
They would look at her strangely, as II
they pitied her, and wondered II she
were happy. Somehow this panied her.
Ned was good. She loved him and knew
that he loved her; he was only thought
less. She said this over and over to her
self, and she could not bear to see IN
the eyes of her relatives the look that
accused him.
isd One night when he had been later
than usual and when her heart was
overfull she tried to tell him how he
was paining her, but broke down and
burst into tears. .,,, 4. .sa,.;i /,
His face was flushed and he answered
her impatiently:
Nonsense, Addy; don't act like a
baby; you must remember that you are
a woman. You oughtn't to expect a
man to stick in the house all the time. !"
Il WASH 30 much what he said, but
The Progress., 1896-08-29

luch
Is in
| pels.
| oria,
5ters
hun
| Tor
and
girls
pills,
dis
The
| most
ain
| the
The Progress., 1896-08-29
Getting Ready.

iettin{ Ready.
Osgood-I guess Matthews intends
to run for office this year.
Wyman-"What makes you think
so?'
Osgood-"He's removed the fence
from around his beautiful lawn. -
Cleveland Leader.
The Progress., 1896-08-29
PrsCtiCai Religion.

Practical Religion.
Let us bring Oh the platforms OF ouI
churches once or twice a year the ripe
fruits of our Christian deeds in child
saved from the streets, girl from the
social hells, naked, starving outcast
clothed and fed. This would be worth
while.-Rev. r. A. White.
The Progress., 1896-08-29
Time Too Limited.

"What was the cause Of the trouble
in thu. .woman's club?"
'.The majority adopted a resolution
limiting the time Of each woman for
speaking on any one question to three
hours. Judge.
The Progress., 1896-08-29

Prescriptions filled with the best
Ingredients money can buy; prompt
ly filed. properly filled, and by COM
petent persons at from Is to 20 PEI
cent less than regular price.
The Progress., 1896-08-29

memI
|NcColI
rough.
to my
h boy.
z NOR
5 voice
On the
20 into
CWn on
iterous
IL con-
mand-
Fnildish
ays OF
as told
said:
|ls will
= cry
|ht up
him a
ps and
AXE a
? after
Q Shall
myself
to do
with
pr the
he had
||CSJdcy
ont
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-17
Nnnluhafnue.
Sbltm,,ner Stur3.

Sn 0ttapa, Santos, ~ftiirate 9iensz
tag gta9rntttog, als etpa anei 9uBenb
gerionen bpr S. s. @6omos' Npo=
t9efe an Main StraBe auf einem portifus
tanben, UNI cine borbeiaiebenbe girfuspoz
robe in Qugeni6sin gu nebmsn, Der gurtiz
fns plDbli4 nit lautem &raben auIamz
men, in Solge befen Mdnner, ssrauen
unb &tnber aug elmer !0D6e BON Is sun auf
ben unten befinbli4en 8iirgerit eiq binabz
fielen. Sieb5ebn psrfonen tpurben mebr
ober peniger ibner berlebt.
Brand in einer ~Koblenerube.
Die &oblenbergtperfe bon saploroiIe
ST., tpurbsn 5reitag Morqen burd
(Gsrtfssana suf Der Q, ssttel
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-17
Bur Be0Otmn0.

gNtr Ieafett Die 9t1afnterffautfett
a&aScrer 2e1er eatts beicnSers atf
Ste 4te,t eri6terete YrGmaicmttife,
aus tueIder jeOer Sefer. Der ieit
announcement eitt Sabr ttn @cratas
besabIt, fid eih Sud OSer Stto
tp6bGett fattta.
8eSonOere Sen@tttm8 UerStettett
fermer Ste att 1t1Serer SteHe an9e=
scigtct @r6nictt, BET Se,,et elite
nerbGItmiBnt6bte 9erimsc Saf@logs=
SabIt.t9 OerIen9t &utr0+ Sieielbett
ittO feDr for0f6Itts 9etp0DIt 1tttS
atttr Giuf6mfe TIT groBeHt WaBtabc
crmt68Ii6en 10 bilt9e Se5n9sbe=
O~tm8tn9en+
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-17
@e1t 8enb, Soma

g,or uuoefdbr stpet Sabren babe i'd mir
,os ap6bpd BON Trau @riea angeI9aff'.
S Su6 SnSe feitber fletBigen @e6rau@ bapCn
Ssmo2hf unb fam ni6t um6in, Sbnen NIT
sut6eilsn, baB es uniibertreffli3, ia unter
oonsn mir befannten &o9bii9ern, Die i'd mod
~oporiift babe, bas aasrbefts TT. pie BARN
Snrra .6enen Reaepte iino ausge5et9net, 1no
babe ih es f6on alien meinen Sreunoinnen
Gnfs pdrmif tie empfoblen. SD tperOe me
pieber o6ne bies ni9t genug gu i3aB'nos
Ro9bu9 iein. ua.
glmburH, ST., 10. SttO6er 1894,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-17
tuttgefunbene 8ru9 f9eint D0lig gsbeilt

ftattgefunbene 8ru9 f9etnt DOaig gebetlt
gu fem.
Sn ser Delegation aus Muine bat geitern
Mprgen cine 8epeeung gu @uniten bon
9enrp Cabot 2obge ftattgefunben; oieielbe
Itibt fi@ auf bic Sbatia9e, baB 2obge in
@irtli9teit Der 8ater Der @olbbepegung 1T,
unb bic Setter g~e5tpungen bat, feline plante
on3unebmen, unb baB er besbalb Der re9te
Mann fir bic Experimentation ietn
GouereSfanoioat Rinridien.
Die 9emotraten beg 16. GongreBz
be3irfs bon SGinois BADEN SO. 8.
6inri9fen als &ongreBfanbibaten aufgez
ite0t unb 8. 9. 9irf9beimer uls &anbibas
ten fir bic Staats19 g Observation-Disclosures
bDrbe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-17

Qn Mere Sefer.
1nTere 8rdtnien.

2ttTere 4fdttten.
En- 5oIgenbem DerDffentli9en mir 6as
@ersei9niB Der 8iner unb 8ilber, pel9e
Dtr in bieiem Sabre an oDrdusbe5ab@
Eenbe@bonnentenb ertbeilen tperben.
Sir bic SabGrei9en neuen 2eier unIeres
8Iattes tAeilen mir no4mals bic 8ehingunz
gen nit:
Sober Mbonnent, meG9er auBer Der
Mbtruguns etnatger Ridfdn@
be ben 8etrus zines Subresubonnenents
nit 2 Dollars an uns etnf9idt, fann aus
Der na6fte6enben 2ite Elm BUD obsr 8ilb
tudbGen, pel9es t6m nub gmpfang bss 9sl=
bes portDfrei sugeite1t perben piro.
Gin @bonnent beg Mohenblattes, tDelz
der, ~onftatt cine grGmis gu beanipru@en,
es porsiebt, einen Sabrgung bes Weften Qiz
terari6e &usgabe) gum balben Preife, 3.
3. fir 1 Dollar gu erbalten, bat 8 Dollars
brett on uns ein5uI enben. Sufir erbGlt ct
Die beiben 8IGtter (8o9enblatt unb Deiten)
purtofrei auf Elm Sabr sugef9idt, offo 1O4
Rummern, peG9e auf 1880 @pulten iootel
2eTefoff entbaIten, pie so itarte 8dnbs GEE
tpDbnIi4en 8u9formuts. Semna9 fOftet
bic Summer glei9 einenI 8u9e BON $50
Geiten Deniaer als 6 Gents.
@uf eine 8rGmie bat 0erienige, tDeG9er
g Dollars fir beibe 8GGtter einienbet, feinen
Mnfbru9. 9enn bier beftebt bic Brdmie
eben barin, bab er einen Sabrgang oes @ez
fen, Der fpnft stuet Dollars toten piirbe,
fir nun eitett OoGar e19Glt. = Mit am
6eren @orten: er erbdlt BON benz Breiie Der
beioen 8lGtter, rpeI9e etnseln iebes 2 DBL
lars toften, einen NahlaB BON Is Brocent-
Mer nur eia 8Iatt fir 2 Dollars nimmt,
erbGlt onTtatt bieIes g}a6lafes i'm preiie
elm Bud ober elm Bib aIs grdmie. 9ier 1T
bic 8ii9erlite:
- GeHtbiIber BON 6erndnn Hafter. Cine
Misunderstanding Der geiitboaenReiies
beri9te bes Deritorbeten @befrebafz
teurs Der SG. @taatgz 3eitung, nebfi
einem tpDblgetroffenen 8iIo unb einem
fursen 2ebensubriB bes @erfuiiers.
a. Die SamiGie 8u9bOla, BON Sulins@ tiaos.
MGen 5reunben frti9en0umors beiters
empfohlen. BON bieiem 8u9 finb rrei
Sbeile erf9ieneu. Sci 8eite1unge7
ppuen bic 2efer sefG. ungeben, OBJ fife
ben erten, s~tusitsn Ober britten She'll
piinf9en.
s. 6eine's Rs;febiGber.
g. 6eine's Bud Der 2ieoer.
q N6n's beut19 > ameritanif9er 9otmets
f6er. Gin prattif9es 9anbbu9 our
@rIernuns Der englti9en Spra9e obne
Qebrer.
Ser 8iIber0orratb umfuBt bic folsenben
g2ummern:
aD &aiTer @il6elm I. auf benz @terbe.
bett. Sin Oelbrudbilb in Der @r5be
20x30 3oG. Sir ieben 9eutf@en
pirb bieies Bib Elm rertbpD1es9ebenf
bIatt m ben Derftorbenen Q~elbsntoi1er
fem.
12) Gai{er Wilhelm II. unbGaiIerin @uqu.
fta 8ittoriu.
3. 49, Shirt 8ismard.
1N @raf MOltte.
15) papIt 2ep XIII.
l6) Oas @benbmab1. Gin Selbrud mad
benz berii6mten @emdIbe BON 2eonaroO
bd 8inct.
10 G9riitus am &reu3.
18) IapOlepn's &iid3ug BON Mostau. Gin
SeIbrud na9 W1eifOnier's Meifterpert.
Die 0uittuns fir eingef4idtes @elb err
folgt auf benz tleinen gel6en 3etteI burd
Werdnberuns bes Monats unb Der Sabres=
subl.
9iefer 3etteI aeigt iebem 9eTsr. big gu
iDeI4em Datum err ge8ublt but unb mag
fdumige 3abIer eIei95eitig an lire @er>
pfIi4iung e%rinnern.
8riefe unb 9elber obreIftre man
ILLINOIS STAATSZEITUNG co.
( CHICAGO,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-17

Wir MAIDEN unfere Mbonnenten barauF
cnfmerfium, buB nun foG9e prdmien, peG@e
BON uns ange5eigt tperben, unb biefe MI,
inter ben babel DerOffentIi9ten 8ebinqun>
gen abgegeben tperben. Nnbere grdmier,
as bic angefiibrten un5ubieten ober anbere
c.oebingungen gu ~iteIen, 1T Niemanb bers95=
tigt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-17
Der bor fpenioen Saaen 10 pI6b.

Der bor ~penigen Sagen 10 pG0bli9
bsrforbene @3auipieIer 5rant MapO mar
taum 81 Sabre alt. @r ma9te fein &e=
nominee nit Dem @ren5er@9rama r0a0e
grOdett" tpel4es feline bOrtreffli6e 0arteIz
lung iiber elm 9uBenb SABRE auf Der 8iibne
hielt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-17
Benninoton, Nebr

0os ao6bu9 BON 1Srdu @ricu babe t9 nun
iiber 2 sabre, unb es bat mir tpd9renb bteler
9eit manden treuen 9ienit g%elettet. SOz
nett id es erprobt babe, mub i'd fagea, ooB
es auen biGigen &nforberungen, DE man
an Elm iol@es Bud itelen tann, Oo9iommen
sntIpridt. Sd mO6te Ouflelbs ntft emf
bebren. rsn:a;na msr4sr
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-17

Mu9 i9 Bin i'm 8eiib Sbres fpertben ao9.
6u9es unb freue mid beien febr, benin IS
bat mir fbon 10 man9e quite Sienite getban.
ba6er fam ih es ie6er 9ausfrau beffens
empfeblen. Sd piinf9te, DAB i9 bas &od>
blb. eintge Sabre friiber gebabt 6Gtte, benin
i1 fam als cine Nd6ertn in ben 6ausffanb.
'dlfo fe6r unerfabren; aber Die quite sreunbin
feblte bier, IN mid Sure9t sl ~tpeifen.
|5tubt unb 2eute paren mir fremb. Sdtte
ib bamdls Srau @rica's Bud aur Stiihe
gebabt, 10 bdtte ib manben @euf5er, man9e
Gorge obtpenben fOnnen. Oenn 6u 1T ia
ales 10 beutli9 BON Nnfang Bis sum Gn6e
be19rieben, baB audi bic unerfabrenIte iunoe
5rau nit 9ilfe bieies 8u9es i'm StanSe
1T, eiren fpar5dmen Drbentli9en 6ausIfanb
au fibren. Man fdnn ben einfa9iten 5iIn
ipie audi bus feinite 0o93eitsmabl oarnah
subereiten, unb audi beim @inmahen 1T bas
iiebe 8u9 mir cine groBe 6ilfe. Cine iebe
oeutI6e 9ausfrau 1o1te barna9 itreben, in
ben 8eiiB zines fol9en pertbbollen 9udes
gu celangen.
Sruu Morgentbaler.
Soplin, MfO.. 20, Sttobsr 1894.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-17

Srau grica's &o9bu9 sefGGt mir 10 lebr,
oaB t9 lteber in geflidten S9uben gepen
mD9te, als bafelbe entbebren. Mnen lieben
Nousfrauen tann i9 es empfe6Gen; benin es
paBt fir iebe, fte mag Diele ober pentge On.
iprii9e MAIDEN.
Sruu 81. s. 8rais
Crete, ST., Is. Sttober 1894.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-17

esd, bobe bos beutf3=ameritanii3s aO9s
a,,S ~ ie5r fleibig sebruu3t, unO es bat it9
on@ ssmShrt. Wa6 meiner @nii9t 1T ss oc5
sa1 , D ~ nor melt, Is 1T elm gutter 9aus5altsr.
g csrI finben sic ben 8etrdg fur Elm
gana 4ss Sent56aamerifanii9e &o9bl9 BON
g !pe,,'I grica, tpsl4es Sic mir olsbalO 5u=
l@'us" Srau Stranger.
met 8enb, Soma.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-17
RnlittTa1eH.

Der republiFanii1e Acknowledgement.
8enuu um IL 16r 20 Mir. geitsrn Mtt.
tcg, erOffnete Senator Garter, BON Msonz
tana, 8~orfibenOer bes Nationalcomites, Den
republitanii4e Natipnalz@ onpent. &ab6i
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-17

San Greet, @is., 20. Sft. 1894.
SaS &o4bu9 BON Srau erica babe If
iebt ettpus iiber 3tpet Sabre i'm @ebrau9. IS
1T bas bette Ro@bu9 fir 9eut19ameritaner.
bas t9 btsber tennen lernte. Oaber tana
i'd es nit gutem @epiFen empfeblen.
Srau .. %. 8ombof,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-17
rs Gents
portofrei bon uns be5ieben.
Jlinois Stats 3eitung Co.,
Chicago, gu.

O1abtebenb perDHentl6en mir etni9e bon Ben 5a6trei6en an=
erfennunes1dreiben, iii 0enen Oeutl9 zanerifantI9e 6ausrauen i6rer
Nnfd]t uber ben NSert6 bii es 8ubes GnSorud 9eben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-17

ssrou @rico's RD6bu9 tunn i9 nur en-
nfeRIsn. finbe baHelbs fir bic uncertainties
SGl;;hs norfrefflt6. S9tp. &atbarlre.
W~ittsbure6, 9a., IA. MOO. 1884
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-17
1900 an ser 3a6c,
Wla6e uno 6emthte

mad autertfautidbett gDitett s%eseben, Sen in Der &ndbe
sebrauften @'esenitdnoen imO ~9leid5eitis Die ett9liiGen 8ene,t=
ttut9ett ~beige9eben, tpoburb Ser p%raftide Bertb bs gu6es
beoeutenO erb6bt pir0. Sic ge5epte unO @Ori@riften fmo BEN
BeOdrfNt1en unO J1fttG(n jeOer ameri6aniG6Gn 5ami(ie
%an9epaBt. 9as 8ub 1T nit rpeiBen Slattern 0ur9i6oHeu, 10 bB
jebe 9ausfrau ben Snbalt burd lelbftsepOnnene @rfobrun9en err
9dn5en fann.
9ie susfattung tit eel@madpOa u6 iOiOe, Oct Gitbano
oauerbatt.
9iees &O6bub, 6as III jeoenn beutl9amerifanii6en Sans=
bGt i5 a8 Elm h~ertbooaer 9~at69eber erpeHen miro, fOnnen
un1ere 2eer fir
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-17

Ser Senut itimmte 0ienfag ben G9GuB=
conf eren5beri9ten iiber Die Slpttenz UNI
Snbionerbtq 81, 10 baB nrr nod bic Gpn>
feren3beri3te iiber bic Omnibusbia unb bic
9ifrift Columbia : Sin aug funben.
9ie 2efoIution betreffs elmer Inter
fu9ung Der 1m1tGnbe Der @erae6unq bee
Stanbbilbes bon Sen. go. 8. Sherman rief
cine lebbafte Debate berbor, an tpelGer 1id
8olcOtt, NQifon, 9atpleb unb MiGs bethel
ligten. Die Gefolutipn tpurbe ubgele6nt.
Der Senut erlebigte Mtttpp9 5ie lebter
neutrality-suspicious. unb iebte @ertagunc
uuf 9Onneritdg Nu9mtttug 4 ubr an. ga9.
benz er ben gan5en Sag geieifen, purbe einI
&benOftbung angeorbnet, UNI Die tleineren
MeinungsOerf9iebenbeiten aniI9en beiben
9duIern gu f9li9ten.
Inter ben a%ngenommenen 8orld9en be-
fanO fi4 Die auf MtBa9tung bes @eri6ts
be5iigli9e, bic bon Sin, 8utler unb geffer
unteritiiBt nno BON Platt betampft purbe,
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-08-27
The Wellesley Players.

Clever little Mamie Wellesley and
her talented company, who have been
playing throughout Wisconsin and the
neighboring states to large business for
ninety-two consecutive weeks, open
their engagement here on Monday,
August "A. This organization ranks
high amongst repertoire companies for
we'll dressed, intelligent renderings OF
first class comedies and comedy dramas.
The opening bill is a strong one. The
play selected is Escaped from Port
land," a thrilling melodrama full OF
intense situations enlivened by CLEANS
of genuine humor. A different piece is
presented every night in the week, in
Guiding the grand RubbeIneck matinee
on Saturday afternoon, when Rubber
neck, a new and popular toy, will be
presented free to all the children pres
ent. On Saturday evening an $85
wheel will be drawn for, numbers for
which are distributed every evening.
Prices of admission: 10 cents; reserved
seats, 20 cents.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-08-27
THE CHICAGO END OF TT.
Today's Developments in the Windy City
in Miller-Sackett Case.
Special to EVENING NEWS.

Special to EVENING NEWS.
CHICAGO, Aug. 21.-"We are not SO
certain as to the charge that the Sack
etts have been running fence for
stolen property, but we do think they
will bear watching" said Capt. Elliott
this morning in regard to the man O.
P. Sackett, who was arrested for the
attempted murder of policeman in
Kenosha, upon the information fur
nished by Frank Miller, who soon
afterward broke Jail, only to be cap
tured in this city.
Sackett, the police claim, has been
in trouble before, and his picture is
said to be in the rogues' gallery. His
brother, j. M. Sackett, who was in the
iewelry business with him in the Mason.
ic Temple, is also.being watched, as the
police think that he may be connected
in some way with the burglaries which
are charged up to his brother. That
Sackett will be convicted in Kenosha
the police have no doubt, for Miller
now has two charges hanging over
him, and it is expected that he will tell
all he knows in hopes Of lessening his
sentence.
That 0. P. Sackett has been associ-
ated with Miller there seems to be no
doubt, for when Detective-Sergeant
De Roche searched the Office in the
Masonic Temple he found shirt in a
closet with Miller's name on it, The
brother, j. NJ Sackett, has disappear
ed from sight, and has not been near
his office or his house, 451 Fifty ninth
street, for several days, as both places
have been watched almost continuous
" from the time that Miller was ar
rested.
j. M. Sackett is also being searched
for by constable from Justice Wal
lace's court, who holds warrant for
his arrest on a charge of forgery. The
warrant was sworn out on Aug. by a
man named E. Webster, and the for
gerry is said to have been done in con-
nection with a real-estate deal. The
constable has had no more scccess in
finding the man than the detectives,
and it is thought that Sackett has left
the city.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-08-27
Fun in Waukegan.

Some Madison street youngsters are
having a lot of fun with novel meth
cd Of coasting. They have long
plank rugged upon the wheels of a
baby carriage. They draw this im-
provised bob up to Genesee street
and then trundle merrily eastward
down the paved street which there has
pitch enough to cause the rig to move
without assistance. Sometimes they
hitch to the rear of wagon and are
thus drawn up the hill again. This
morning six boys and a puppy were
having heap Of fun in this manner
Waukegan Herald.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-08-27
THE LIGHTING CONTRACT.
The Council Makes Three Years Term
for Electric Lights.

Kenosha streets will be continued to
be lighted by the electric arc lights
furnished by the Kenosha Light q
Power company. A contract with its
firm was agreed upon by the council
Thursday night. A communication
was received from the Kenosha Gas
Lighr company offering to light the
city with Welshbach lights, but wish
| ing to have action upon the subject de-
layed for three weeks. Alderman
O'Donnell, chairman of the committee
on street lights reported in favor of
accepting the three years contract with
the Kenosha Light company, who offer
to furnish from eighty to one hundred
two thousand candle power lights,
burning from dusk to l p. NJ, for
eighty dollars a year per light If
upon trial of three it is found that the
dark hour schedule at $50 is to be pre-
fered the city reserves the right to
change the contract.
|. The text Of Aid. O'Donnells report
was as follows:
That the council accept the pro-
position of the Electric Light company,
preferring the three year contract with
the lighting every night from dusk to |
a. NJ, unless after six months trial
the dark night schedule should prove
preferable. The privilege is reserved
for this or any succeeding council to
change at any time during the life of
the contract from any one to any other
of the former propositions submitted
by the Kenosha Light & Power COM
pany"
The city's accepting one of the
schedules presented, binds the COM
pany to add lights as ordered by the
city and to furnish current for the in
candescents now in place in the city
hall, the police station, water works
power house and to put in new lights
at the new engine house. The city is
to pay for the changing of any lamps
now up.
The company declined to consider
the proposition of the council to con-
tinue the lights under years contract
and make such extensions as the city
might require.
The Welsbach Street Lighting COM
pany asked the council to defer action
OH the contract for three weeks until it
could demonstrate what it could do
with gas and the Wellsbach burners.
The contract now made with the pres
ent electric light company is so made
that it does not bar this company from
making its bids, with fair chances
ahead, it is understood
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-08-27
The Tomb.

Died--At his home on the north side,
John Steinbach, aged IS years. De-
ceased was contractor for the con-
struction of sewers. His death was due
to dropsy.
Thursday afternoon, August
20, Emma Petersen, aged s years.
Died-Thursday afternoon, August
20, in Pleasant Prairie, Miss Ada
Schusted, aged IA years.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-08-27
Reggs' Diarrhea Ralsam

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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-08-27

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man. cases of which have undoubtedly
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hypnotism.
1t is an error TO suppose that will
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may be termed, can be produced by
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coin or at the tip Of ones own nose. Il
is not necessary TO go into the question
of how tho result is brought about. but
there is physiological explanation
What happens then in the hundredth
case is that the man or the animal may
be self hypnotized by gazing fixedly at
the snake, the subject being thus thrown
into sort of trance, making no attempt
to move out Of danger unless reused by
some exterior influence. San Diego Cor.
Chicago Times Herald.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1896-07-10

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A NERVY INDIVIDUAL.

The bodies of Levi Hertzsteln and
Placdo Gallegos, victims of the Lib
erty outlaws, have been taken to Las
Vegas. Sam Goldsmith says the third
man, who wounded, is getting well,
and saved his life by feigning death.
The tive men who killed Hertzstein
and Gallegos came up to where the
bodies of their victims were, and fer
fear they had not done their work
well, they emptied their Winchesters
into Hertzstein and Gallegos, but
coming upon the wounded man, who
had received only flesh wound, they
considered him dead and moved on
Albuquerque Democrat.
In speaking of this the Las Vegas
Optic says The nerve and absolute
coolness displayed by the wounded
man, Placldo Gurule, under circum-
stances that wenld test the staying
qualities Of any man, is remarkable,
and is worthy of going on record. as
an example Of what man will do to
save his life. After the posse were
fired upon by the two robbers, and
the three members had fallen, the
1ends came over TO where they lay,
and to make assurance doubly sure,
fred several shots into the PROSTATE
bodies of Hertzstein and Gallegos, and
one of the men walked up to where
Gurule lay, and kicking him said: 81
believe I'll shoot this s---- just
to make sure he is dead, too." His
partner in crime answered him by
saying: mo, he is dead enough, save
your cartridges, you may need them
yet" They then left, but after few
moments, which seemed an hour to
the wounded man, they again came
up, and the same one wanted Ito plug
The devil again, just for luck" but
again his partner demonstrated and
unconsciously, saved the mans life
A fter that the wounded man lay fol
some time anxiOusly watching fol
friends. and when he heard mOVe'
ments he opened one eye carefully but
imagined he saw one of the murderers
and quickly closed it again. He kept
quiet then until he could stand the
suspense no longer, when he took an
other look aud discovered that those il
sight were friends, when, with one
bonnd he landed on his feet, almost
delirious with joy.
He was wounded by shot through
the muscles Of the thigh, and had LOST
but little blood, and is probably wei
by this time, but should he live for al
hundred years he will never forget hi
sensations as he lay perfectly quiet
and let that murderer kick him anC
talk of shooting him.