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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-01-13
A MAN WITH A HISTORY.
Jacob Nix, one of New Uln's Most Inter
esting Characters, Pass
es Away.

To every man upon this earth death
comes soon or rlater.-Macauley.
After many months of tedious illness
aud gradually failing health, Capt.Jacoh
Nix, one Of .hc best known of New
Ulm's citizens, died Friday afternoon.
Mr.. Nix was born il. Bingen on the
Rhine, July 18th, 1892. When the revo-
lutlonaLy struggle broke out in 1S48, his
| liberty-loving disposition prompted
INN to unite with the rcvolutionists
and he soon became tie captain. Of tile
Third Company of Zitz's .sFrec Corps
Readers of history will recall the lnva.
|'sion Of the Rhine Palatinate III 1916 by
Zitz and the defeat which accompanied
it. This p;.t an end to the struggle and
Capt. Nix,witf many others, was charged
with high treason and sentenced to be
shot. Pending the execution Of the sem
tence, he escaped to AntWerp and thence
to Amerlca, landing III New York before
the close of the year. There lis resided
for u year, and then removed TO Golum-
bus, OHIO. At Columbus IN 1852 he
married Margaret Schneider, who sur
wives him. In 1853 he joined his friends
in New UlG,. engaging for a time in the
mercantile business. When the news of
the Indian Outbreak. ii. 1 $50 reached
New Ulm, Mr. il was placed in COM
llnand Of the New Ulm forces and with
the assistance Of his brave nelghbors and
fellow citizens successfully withstood;
the first enslaught of the III lians upon
the almost def-nseless city Later on he
was relieved Col. Flandreau with
forces from neigh ghhoring towns, but ID
the iHs, battle he had sole ch arge of the
defense. In that enc ounter he was wound
se,tt,s but rot sufficiently to prevent him
strsnll: continuing in the & ight From 1862
.to3ls 81 he served il the olunteer Army
and MAS capt:li,, nf Com l,anys s sof the
First Regimen Mounted Rangers
Later s,l.S he l,ecaihe lin of 'oupany
81 ILe second Regiment Of Cavalls
As such he too part ii the ex pedition
under zen. Sui gainsi the Indians,
pursuing them far ssts as tile Bad
I;sll.ls s64 he COM pleted lis mill.
tary duties and seturnetI ste New
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-01-13
UInl COUNTY. MINI WEDNEsDAY, JAN 1897

'wtlere, he soon undertook the publ ion
lof.e German history of the Outbreak and
his experiences on the frontier. From.
1864 to the close of his life he continued
reside with his family in this city.
Fof g time he was engaged in business,
but in SD he was elected to the Office
OF assessor. The following year he be-
|camest own clerk and continued to hold
the office during five successive terms or
until 1886 when he was succeeded by
Louis schilling.
Since then his life has been one of
quiet retirement. He early became d
,neemberof the New Ulm Turnverein
and It was under the auspices Of that So
| ciety that the funeral rites were held.
He was also a member Of the Hecker,
Post, G. a. r.
Mr.. Nix was tile father Of three chill
dren, all of whom are living Robert,
who was superintendent of our schools
for so many years, Amalla and Mrs. En-
ma Steinhauser.
The funeral was held from Turner
HaH Monday afternoon, his old friend
andscon,rade, Col. Pfaender, delivering
the address. The mcmb ers of the Turn
verein attended in body and also Heck
er Post and Company A.
Mr.. Nix was a man of strong mind and
firm determination. He exercised the
greatest freedom Of thought and was a
ccaseless advocate ofsthe principles in
which he believed. Consequently he
Igaiaed he, gained the respect of neigh
Lors and all who knew him. His pub
lie services, toe, were of a nature that
will cause his name to be long remem.
.bered.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-01-13
THE 4 JUDICIAL GRIND
Judge Webber's Court Still in session
and the End is Not Yet
S. in Sight.

Great contest follows, and much learned
dust involves the co1nbatants, each claim
ing truth and truth disclain1ing bo,ll.
-Cowpers
Court still drags wcarily along and
there is a fair prospect that it viii. con-
tlnue al of next week
The case Of S. D. Peterson vs.. The
Western Union Telegraph Co. was con
tinuedsuntil The next term.
That Of the La Crosse Plow Co. VS..
John G. Zieske, as. assignee, was settled I;
the plaintiff paying $1,s50 and releasing
a debtsof $3,1OO.
A road case in which julius Kruger
sued Chas. Peck, road overseer Of the
town Of Prairieville, occupied three days
and brought out an endless amount OF
wearisome testimony. The jury returned
verdict in favor Of the defendant
cause OF action.
The bottom suddenly dropped out OF
~ s'sS 's = wy wy ny & ~ = . 5#'t e'e
,''e ). = 'ie.ps nse' 'iMneola'eiy ai'el
limpaneliing the jury. The defendant
brought about settlement by allowing
- - .,''. = = ,"'.,'eu a,' a'u.
80 Y'ov' - ','s' '' :
- $500 s 9 !" = n''"' - eNou''''Se = :
=, 80 .''S :, w o'o'
= ~ sa.'s W. ~ .'ieu 'ui.
- s''a, ~ i'u''ln' :, ,ie''an an'' -
s'e' A's''' :. .z'osN = ssns ,' a'.'oeN 's
san' t,soA = ii''oe - = As'e'' s,
'a''O'A' i. S, 41'a' !, s i'"ei anu
u'A :, q. ''ts.
lhese were set'leo ]. Wlahout gong 20 70
trial tadl ys. ooi;; Ecksteln svs. Kadl;
Ney vs.. i'yckman g 70; simon W Vs.
Simon sc'lweppe . 20. vs. vs.. = Vlllage OF
Sleepy tye ;;.3N ollmer liner Is. se'nffer; Mo-
genson ys. Montgomery Slutt' vs.
NattlSe, breach of promise case; and and
Bogardus vs. sArveson.
nese NY ''sen : ''n''nuea,1 - z !.
l''ss, IS s''''' - o's'i aNu I s'''Ne''se'
y. seck,
81 s 49, ..le.'s'eu - ~ 80
$ .,YAss. J. :, !. ). S -, s
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-01-13

W7hen the sun is wrapped in darkness
~ and no longer marks the day s.
When the moon is all in shadow,
never more to light our way !; -
When the stars have ceased to twinkle
and Aurora shines alone;
When the earth is dead and buried,
and our Lord has claimed his own;
What will then become of matter,
left to darkness and decay?
Will it whirl in useless grandeur
through all space and without day2
Will it scattefln fragments, form
ing world dust filling space
There to reunite in planets and pro-
ducc another race.
80 L. G.. Davis
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-01-13
1851 CRON BROS. 1897

The progress made III the
fortyyearsi sin business shows
That Our Qualities have been
the STANDARD for all.
We take inventory once q
year and this event has Just
closed, and we .1nd that We
are oVerstock d on
Boys 8 Gb1drep5 0vgrcoass.
Thatis we have alargers stock
of such goods than We usual
" have at this time Of the
year, and must reduce the
|stockin order to have & fresh
stock next season. There
fore we will sell all
Boys : G 2i1drep Overcoats
FOR COST AND SOME OF THEM WILL, GO BELOW THE
COST PRICE. REMEMBER, WE NEVER ADVER-
TlSE An ARTICLE BUT THAT WE SELL
SUCH AT THE PRICE STATED. #6
NOW is YOUR TIME TO CLOTHE YOUR BOYS CHEAP
AND KEEP THEM WARM. THE PRICES FOR
CHlLDRENS OVERCOATSARE FROM
. CTS TO 500 BOYS OVERCOATs FROM $50 up.
We want to ask this Where you want the wool,
over your Eyes Back you the your back
6 RoNE BROS.
THE LEADING MERCHANTS.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12
Gm ieiiiri @ed.

Gn 8sIItanpsmano inbfanot fig Der
ON 8asen paa ct SeItemartso, bpor 9ps
rene IDlstss pso auttipn. San piloe
ba fig en- Seit, og Der bar NOT at beige
iblanbt; men insen par bdm tilpas,
ftisnt be fIeite iaa apot uo ps bar at
abel Race. Saa gil ban til BUTTONS
holberen, Tom bar en- eammel 4iens
hing at BAN. og Ia: Seq fan life
BRUCE rcssn at bisie Seite; be sr for
bsapp pg cher for meeet, msbens be
pau ben unben SHE er for smtaolise.
Dc behsoer mere Rsst, snb mine sSpIt
bar Sio til q tei benz. Seq enfter en-
!5st ION er Iioen o9 let ps imuat9renos,
men bog bar ct elegant pbre; Tom er
rolig oa uoholosnoe % / Silf9lbe fan
luoe fig fisre at en- Dame, og Tom bog
.r raft pud 5poen naar bst snItes.
"aa", ipurebe Quttionsbolberen, Ipm
taalmobig huooe hsrt paa BAN, "nu
foritoar leg big; BIZ snItsr life nogen
Seit, men en- gicpele."
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12
Torfanocn fontttter tnco
Warcuc.

Naar en- Gut er ii Nar gnmmel, trUr
ban, at bans Saoer peo en- bel Gel; men
mar @utten er blepen iemten @ar er
ban / fin gen Snobilonins lise iaa floa
ipm Soberen, os naar ban er ipue
9lar tror han Zig oObbelt iaa flpa iom
ben @amle. Nu fommer imolertio
SmIaset. Haar ben unse Mano bar
naaet treoipe Vars Ilbereu er ban oil.
Zig til at tase ct &aao eler to al So.
oereu. % naar han er blepen firti Oar
bespuoer ban at tro ON fin 5aoer, at
benue ppg peo liot SeIteo ON i~orifiel.
lise 9ina; peo iemti aars Nlberen 10,
ger ban Saoerens Jtaao Os 8eileoniua
/ ct % alt. Oa naar ban err naaet op iii
ierti - eiterat 5aoeren er oBp o. tprte
- tror ban. at ben @amle bar ben
iiOseite Mano Der n~pssuiinoe lereee
paa Dor srsnne Soro. X.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12
Srlogsifib eiter Soroe.
mpoer.

Get oauIte S~rlo9sItib "I6ialcn"
laa lorleoen i aoloins os Der par til
giteneu n~rranaeret BAL i Bpeu for
Snlesrerne, oa Der tOm Telegram ira
8aGge, at en- Some Der bar / 8arnss
neo os iusen SOrosmoosr funoe iaa,
bis life "gbialon1 iuuoe briuge benbe
gisHnem Sien biboper. Mnrinemini.
imterlet gap paa 5~OreipDroiel "Gbialcn"
Srore at beiorore Mtabamsn, % Sol.
biuss Giisune, Der alIsreDe par paa
at iiere ia gaitDilette. MATTE iajen
isre ii3 Speroassorastsn, men / 8pen
par man ENG ON, at bleu bet Ell out,
burbe han leOe abialon, en- @ise stbs.
lone.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12


auuee iffs rsre iis. sbarUu. Sc.
Msrs. Suianna aranaf i~frlper l ct
8reu. oateret 2ben SUM- 1896:
IS OCTOBER 1895 bespnbte iea of iple
en- ouerOroenilis Suasbeo puer bete nit
9eseme. 6erit lasoe jes life ipnOerls
Sest berpaa, ieet jes trosoe, bet ituloe
saa pper. Men iitebet berior bleu jea
tpnbere os before, min Snoiaroe blep
sul. ia enoos bet buioe Slnene antos
Oenne aulDr. 9iliibit blep ies nsr.
til at tase til Sensen. Mine 8enuer
tiltalote en- Siege, men ban ibntes lite
at funne hielpe mig, % ies bleu barre
os narre. Miu penitre Sioe ipulmebe
up, iaa man maatte iatte iptten Ssler
paa bet ansrebne Steo; men Smerters
ne pebblep. 9et git iaa pibt, at mine
Sanoer, 5pbper, ia 9aer ps Sinsre
ipntes at pere aloeles paralpiereoe, %
jes funoe life rsre mig. Seq troeoe
life. ies iunoe lepe lansere, Do ies islte
mig itiu % iom lammet pper bele
aroppen. 9a ri n9iten fOrtuiuleOe,
blep beres Eraparat anbeialet iii os.
Min Manb besDnbte of siue mig Or.
Yeter's Kuriko % eneo be melt imerte,
iulbe Steber lno meo Ole-Oid. 8i
bruste mango SLATER al Wteolcinen,
men bet pareoe life lense. fsreuo ies
bespnote at blipe bebrs. Wan fan
oanue fig Ell Soe ON, bpor ioa9 jea
Dor, naar mon betRnfer, at iea life
funbe npoe nosen Nerins meb unota,
aelie al Wielf, ioet Diauen bar uoe al
StanO til at iorbsie noset anbet. Wiiil
Stprfe penbte tilbase lansiomt, men
imiffert. Seq bar iorlistis meo at tage
Kuriko i nsie Suersnsitemmelie met
9lnpisningerne. Om 3 Manueoer uar
leg paa Senene isjen. Seq tatter @us
for min Selbreoelie. MOotas mine
peniisite Siliener."
Or. Heter'S Kuriko er life cit Ipo.
tbefers Meoicin; blot 9Ofal' Gsenter ipr'
I9lasr ben. G~oreSien er Or. 9ete,
5abrnep, 112- ia 60. SUpne Nps.,
Gbicasp. 81.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12

/ bsnne Snbntri. Oct f~orpentes imio'
lsrtIo. at ben itnrie Gfteripsrsiel pil
tiene til at leoe be rusIife Wiiner ipb
paa en- mere euersiif nouiuoins al bette
npttise metal, iaameset mere Tom bet
paaitaas, at lrolbjeraene er ubpre rise
pda Ylntinn.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12
Tlorioasxano.

Seq cnlfer at iGlae 500 Ncres msget flint
Sarmlauo PED ct. Gucie Riper, npr SSbite
gitp. 9auoet Dor siper 5runt % esuer Jig
for Srud.J ormiun Yneapples, Gitrouer,
Sanauer DIV. MRsset iuuot. Get peo
Ssrnbanep. Vii iGlae biliat % paa lang
Slo, ii9r buis 6lere Hog lis iammen til en-
Goloni. Seq er ileupt mso ole 6lorioas
5orboIo % tan aipe COB Seiieo. Strip til
Nirs. 2ouIs BIO, 223 @rndeiier Npe,
Qhicaac, 81
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12
9eeDrdb % Snlegll.
Semitic STARTS 1897
SmaapInf.

Bari Suiet / Guituile nsNbrTno'e
,urlsoeu. Oct ueoes al 3. 6. &ea'ns
berai Sneu. gransfaocu a%nlaaes I'll
$4,000, Gsfurauetu $4,000.
1hcuerr 9bcmripn reiit: iorieoc'
til Dubuque.
Or. G. s. gimmOus bisu frrle'
ben Tag orreitcret for ct haps rrns'si
lin epiocrmober. San tileot ben tor'
lanote aautiun % tps berpud ut
Barn Ga reiIte til S8iscOnIin. Sosen
icmmer op tor SrebsSpmmcren ioas.
Ges e~tolepalsct i Muuonss bltp
sulpap ps gauee ~elenpal9te noeh
SsspIiticn. Der blep reiaa fterrt oocr
at uoFcbe Spues for $4,000 Tor Of oe'
tol. Rents paa be uoItebte Bombs 'Or
gpanins al bet npe StolsNis. 0or
bette 5urTas blep Der dls'pei 81
stemmer % IS imoe.
Or. Geo. 8elbins bIeo oal9t III
go~rsermeftsr | Galmar. De andre
gusmbeesmrno er: Snrnaosmeolern'
mer, 9ocob Mepsr "a 6. y. Sllon;
aasierer, 81. 3oItuo; Rccorosr, 9. d.
g1oer; Gtturnen, s. 9. aass; GOm'
missioner, 5reb. 8aOIoif, 9r.
Chris. geoeler, ium itnosrer M'e'
bicin p.o en- Stole i acpiu', Soiud,
TOM i 0usoass bism for at t'ibrinse
ferisn hos fin Suossr, 8aitor Sse'
buns | Big Canoe.
Wneame 2nsua Gimme, ben be'
iieuete nprIfe eauserinoe fra Chicago,
fommer til 3ecurab 2sroas ben 3oie
gpril for at sipe TO Spncert:r paa
@ranS Opera Souic, 81. 3 Giterm'o'
bog ps ST. s Gften.
Q. 8. Stepens, Irelloent Nor
etanonro Ieieion Co., bar pGrst her
% urbnet oft msO gnlrsset al ben rpe
Geleiunlinis, iaa Grbeioet fan fad'
~bcspnbes. iaainart gsiret tiiaoer Oct.
gpraaoet bar sipet apmpantet Fran
chise, os naite llse pll Siolper %
Materialier bare PAD Gtebet.
g. 9arien, al 6irmaet 2arlen
grps., reifie / Snsbass til Gbjcaso 'or
at sisre Subfjsb al garsr for 8anr'
baubeleu.
Mrs. Gnna 0t. Subuipn, Sabsl'
massr $. Sobnions Mooer, bar Deb en-
ipeciel Sob usbtaset al iioiie aunsres
iaaet en- 9eniion al $12 ON Waaneper.
Oct par aonsresmano upoesraH %
senatpr anute Nelipu, iom tit oeune
Sag isjeunsm. Oct sr opsr rs aar,
Iiosn Mrs. Subniun bespnSte OF au'
isse ON 8euiipr.
- 81. Mard, iom Sheriff Gbriltsn
iprleoea braste til StatsiGnsllet
Gnamoia, er ben lnnaite Mano Der;
han er 6 SOB 8 CONNER bsi.
Sheriff Gbriiten bar ! be 3 Gar,
ban bar peret / Gmbebet, brast 70
finbsipse 8eriuner til Giplet | Snbe'
r.noence. Gn 6lerheb al benz er piit
NprIfe.
gpraabet bepilseoe for en- 5io
iipsn $50 for ct 1aarn paa Spie SpuIe
Np. 2 / iierbe Maro. Zen samle
eipleflpffe er anbrast / 9aarnet, %
granbtilialbe pil bet bereiter uare let'
pintere at jamie Sranbiolfene til Soie
Souie no. 2, eub bet isr bar u9ret.
Gro. McGabe | IoitpiIe bar fjsbi
en- glnbsl i 8. 6. 8oains 9eieItalo Os
pil mart Ilpite bib meo fin 5omilis.
MFID 0NsKEs III At s%ige Tlsdsr ethvert County, God
I'M Az - A.. - ra-4a yn 100
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12
Or Oct fathoIlfe Jtalien
friitelist eller h~eoenif?"
Gn mlGrfclig ubtnlelie.

Getie Spsrsmoal fremi9ttes al en-
Groiesior ueb llniueritetet i Rcapel
pco Nnpn Wariano. iom ielu er Stalt'
ener % uopOries tilbprer ben tatbolite
airte. 3 fin Beiuarelie berai iommer
ban til bet Reinltat, at ben paueliee
aotbolicisme bar mproet a%riltenoom'
men i Staiien. Stalienerne "ttlbeoer
life mere Sub Nano % Sanobeb".
Guauseliet er uoeltensi. 9eres 8elis
gipn er iff. mere Ianoslipets Buit, be
renieoe Samuittis beoers bpbe Fro,
men en- iimpel mefanif % tom Gill,
uoSuet al PROFESSIONALS seiitlise, iDm
mansler al Selisbeb % liseiaa sobt
funbe ofre fin 8sselie iOr guooba os
bsie ana for bans Gsooer Tom for
Seiu Utter. Geremonielet ubisres meo
for 6ait os en- ifanoalss Slnrpetbeo
al raa 8lerte eaer at samle iouni9e
Breiter, for bpem 2iturgieu for mango
Iar lloen bar tabt lin bsie 8!tpbning.
6plsen er, at en tiliuarenbe 2isespls
bi9beo piier iis hos &irfe9iauserue.
8eiltli9bebens Mansel paa gt,oij9rbeb
for CUBS 9Gre fremapler uaturlieuls
aulbe hos 2asiolfet. Oct S~amluno,
iom Ri pleier at fable en- Meuisbeo, err
neppe mere ipnlist | Stalien. altes
rens S%atramente %ioripmmes / iamme
Grab, iom Sorltaaelieu al ben samle
nlcRnlfe Befienoelie ior~minoIfes. De
,%talienl lie 8eiienoere uomaier Zig mere
meo rellsIeie Terlebaano eno Solicit |
noset anoet fatbpllf 2ano, meoens gtaos
oerboroet ltaar enc % iorlaot. Mas
oonnabiacoer, ipm blinfer meo Slnene,
8looet al ben peaise Sanuar, iom
Ipruoler lise oeo 8ofsflerter, ben bels
l!se Intomins's Sreptasie / Haoua,
bet er bet ooernaturlise, Iom beurioer
WRn9oeu, mecens be oauncoe % De
pelfl9ote itaar ps fer paa meo ct Ippts
tenoe emil. Oct relisisie 5rafalo leb'
lagos al ct moralit. Ser er mse,
&enbeb, insen 8eselitrins mere. @r
life oenne mefaniife ge6anolin9 al be
teuise 9ing, oenue barnastise Suerz
tro Ell Sebenltabets geflt, iom pau
Staliens Soro bar iortrRn9t ben ops
rlnoelise 8r%iitenooms Gruaroise 3rni
Set er bet romerife 4aosbpmme.
lom bar fcroarpet Stalienerue. "8om
bar taget Dol Gro ira os", ~lfriuer ben
italienife Erofesipr. "8et er osiao
&onn, iom bar iremtalbt ben borser'
lise Splittelie iblanbt OS % enouu a
al Mast boloer ben peolige".
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12

Qaa boilteu Maabs ltot it9 bare mig "
for at iua min Gabo Der / Miltntota III u
boIoe 8rGnOicgieroe2
Suar :opis bet er @rGnOicaicros EIsl'D,
oprtct 2anp, fan Ge benpsnOe Sm "
5Otunsts Supsrpiiors, iom Oil bicips Gem u
at iaa oeune sag oronst.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12
ct %fortrQfeIiat GiIbuo

40 aomGrte6e Starter, litbcaraferebe
Satpetrpt paa 8ersament. Yapir. - et one,
Sosoeh, et ooer amerlta o. en- 300 poa 70
S.Oef, nleo pt9tt9e Splpsnmaer Tor enbner
laf'l en- lniut &aaenber for 1897 ,enbes fr,t
~ QUE. lom tnoieHoer fin glpresIe po OK
Gents ! 6rimRrter til p W 80
d bLEGEN, Gen'i Pass. Agent.
,z.,.ou ,o4 Randolph ST., CHICAGO.
- "tH'allat % paauobog for 1920 gk
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12
nnptrrroHru.

$50 a~auoeliae Sause uieo f%rlteulmig giuiii, anbei
iaIes til SauaipreHineer % 6aullier, boor np8eu
iptner Srael. MeIooierne aleunemieef, retfet oa
tiloels fpmponeret al ariittaa RilSlon. lSpseu er
mutt inobnnoeu % faces for en- Collar hos.
NcO, Chr. =. Srobau9b,
oas ssiIfinms Str. ct RnuI spiup
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12
!Srit!

60r at alsrs bore lstiaIsctise sommeubr burtio
,en0ts' stI Of ieHOe Ter oatre isIpplettsreoe Che
neer lauit Dor tlnitrsreoe aatalOs til benz. iom ion,
Der % %ao" % NOresie saa ii 8eriourr ira fin gIoSs
cnfsr get nbr biaiatF efriu Oa till. n. Grs.n
d Co, Dept. C., ss-S7 Dearborn St. chi,,n. -,
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12

6r bet tinaot en- pripat Qcrion Of paw
8copIpcr | Stlte, iaa ale cs eaB0'F ID" y
ben?
Sour: "a. Set er tuu iorbuOt al '"'
tiulte @aabeu.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12
VorSf W%oJcttpjpil.

DC, lom MI pniter iis ct soot % peui
gpietipipll. al ipritieli8e Stprrelier ps ia
couer, fan iaa benz peo at b%enpenoe zig I'll
ben aamlc nprite Ioletipmaser
Cars 9eberion,
Dor 81, Cumberland, Tis.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12
Iebcn SorreSppnoante.

&oao bst0Der Sroet 8aoital?
Spar: Oct betDoer Doerliggda'nos, Y"
raoital 9olitiisr CT Ell, lOm Ul bDos Paa W.
~iiaaenbe 6orbolO, iOm ban life Iittr, I'D u
norDoOe Dem ira 8ooen af.
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flerne 6sruis fra ct Srgel uoeH at FaO' Vs.
Spar: Ssnoeno Sem til Ell DlarF'
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12

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Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12

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gnIntb Gpsoeprtfer.
MinusapcItS Speotprtiei
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Mais-No. 2, in store
Havre-No. 3, free on board. .............
Rug-No. 2, cash
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Haim-Cholce rye straw.
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Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12

0NSKES I'll At s&ige Klndsr ethYert County. God
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Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12

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Dor 81, Cumberland, @is.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-08-10

Go to your doctor for
advice; he is the best man
to tell you what medicine
you need. Go to your drug
gist for your medicines; he
knows more about drugs
than a dry goods man.
Stick to your doctor and
to your druggist if you are
a sick man, but An't go to y0ur
druggist far adUice. If your
doctor tells you to get SCOTS
Emulsion it is because he
knows it to be the remedy
in all conditions of wasting,
the one reliable, permanent
preparation.
Get Ubaf y0u ask fr.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-08-10

Lucky" Baldwin's luck has turned
and his fortune is melting. He made
q loan the other day that swells his
indebtedness to the. Hibernian bank
of San Francisco to 50, 100000, and the
chances are this bank will eventually
absorb all Of his vast estates. The
great ranch in San Anita has been q
white elephant on his hands. 1t is a
great thing for a chow, as water is
brought to every tree, but every
orange costs money. The old man
now talks Of going to the Klondyke tn
retrieve his fortune, and if his old
time fortune stays with him he may
live to snap his fingers at the Hiber-
ria.
Seventy tons OF freight are lying at
lhe z. & P. freight depot for shipment
t O Lane City. having arrived by Tues,
day and Thursdays train. 1t con.
sists of machinery for the Chairman
Company. The air compressor and
dynamos are in this shipment. Work
at the new plant is progressing finely
Sentinel.
The record-union., 1897-11-07
HALE & NoRCRoss COMPANY.
The President and Secretary Fined
for Contempt of Court.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 6.-Judge
Daingerfield to-day rendered his deci-
sion in the case of the Hale & Nor
cross mining stock sold by the Secre-
tary Of the company in defiance of an
order of court enjoining the sale. Mar
tin W. Fox, President. and r. U. Col
Inns, Secretary of the company, have
each been adjudged guilty of contempt
and fined 500, with the alternative OF
five days in Jail.
III the application to Judge danger
field for the punishment OF Fox and
Collins for contempt, it was set forth
that the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Hale & Norcross Min
ing Company was held on the 11th day
of March, 1897. The President of the
company. Martin w. Fox, would not
allow a number Of shares Of stock be-
longing to the parties opposed to him
to be voted. and declared the stock
holders meeting adjourned without de-
lay. Such action by Fox, ii was claim
ed. perpetuated in office the ole trus-
tees who Were friendly to Fox.
On March 10, 1897. an action was
brought TO restrain Fox. Collins and
other directors from selling % 2291,
shares of stock belonging to certain
parties opposed to Fox. An injunction
was duly issued and served on Fox,
Collins and others. On August IA. 1897.
while The injunction was in force. the
defendants. Fox and Collins sold this
- ,229L shares of stock