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New-York tribune., 1897-08-17
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.--Aneiolillo the assassin of Senior
Canovas. sentenced 10 death by the court
martial which tried him. - There was a
rumor in Paris that the wound Of Prince Henry
OF Orleans was not healing satisfactorily. -
special gold medal was presented TO Sir Will
frid Laurier by the Golden Club. - The Ger
lache Antarctic expedition sailed from Antwerp.
An officer and four men were dangerously
wounded and three other men badly hurt by the
bursting of "A gun on the British cruiser Cham
piOn. -- At least seven persons were drowned
by the Capsizng of 2 ferry steamer at Dresden
DOMESTIC-Presdent Mckinley has decided
TO stay at the Hotel Champlain for another week
instead of going TO Saratoga. - The cana
dian Government has submitted formal proposals
to our Government for the construction OF Il ,eIe-
graph line to the KlCndike region. - More
miners went on strike: a hearing in the inJunc-
tion case against President Dolan was held at
PittsburS, which. 1t is believed. VIII result III d
material modification Of the injunction -
Great damage done hy a hurricane IN Mont
gomery and Fulton counties. this State: -,
Frank Hinkey. formerly a prominent foothail
PLAYER at Yale. rescued eight men from drowning
in the Niagara River at Edgewaler - Will
lam {. Wilson. proprietor of Wilson ClrcuiatinS
Library in Philadelphia. was murdered at MS
place of business 10y robbers. who made their es-
cape after committing the murder and lootlhg
the office --- Glencairn II beat he Mono IN
the second race for the Seawanhaha-Corlnthidn
trophy on Lake 81 Louis. -- Justice field
established a record for tho longest term Of ser
vice on the bench Of III, United States Supreme
Court -- Archbishop Keanc denied the re-
DOr,S that there were factions IN III" NdNH'llN
Church. and declared th.t he was not cendi-
date for the ArchbishOpric Of New Orleans
CITY AND SCBURBAN.-Cash wheat was
sold at 9S cents: silver established new low
record price, and stocks advanced - Figures
showing the Citizens Union enrolment and the
result of the Low canvass were made puDhc
- A house In New Brighton. Staten Island
was blown down IN heavy gale. - more
Southern merchants arrived in town, having
taken advantage of the reduced fares obtained
by the Merchants Association. - II was an
nounced that Hugo Wesendonck would retire
from the presidency Of the Germana Life In
surance Company == Mayor q. NJ Walsh
the new administrator of the klondike region
under the Canadian Government was in the
city = Johnson NJ Mundy. the blind sculp-
Tor died == Winners at Brighton Beach: Jef-
ferson FOnsavannah. Tripping, sunny slope, Is
abey and Cromwell - Stocks were strong
and higher.
THE WEATHER.-Forecast for to-day: Far
and cooler The temperature yesterday: High
est SS degrees: lowest. Il; average, NJ.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-17
Readers at summer resorts may haze The

ReaderS at SIMMER resorts may hate Ihe
Tribnne. By mail, daily and Mndar. for
81 Der month or 50. 50 for months. 7ra1el-
IerS III Europe ayIW refeivs The Tribune for
81. iS/ per month or $4.S5 for 3 months,
POSTAGE trebaid. The addrrSs. in all cases,
CHANGED as often as deHred.
ReaderS on the Ne7g Jersey and Long
Island coasts recei7e the regular city edif'on
o, the taber sgHh extra pages added Jor
Their reStertIIe IOCalHiei.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-17
Gmnsrmeuts.

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r rsSINO-S:1C-Thc Whirl OF the Town.
!, f,AI.Y'S-S:l5-The Circus Girl. o...,s a,d Cine
EOEN MCSEE-Wax Works. Grand Conoe''s "
ROSTER & Halls 7:3O--variety and ProTehaoe ''"
MADISON SQUARE ROOF. GAkDEN-s--c0hee' ''
N.tropoli;an Permanent Orchestra ,...-,.-1it,l.
MANHATTAN EEACH--f-3-Sousae N""eV'
or yMPiN ROOF GARDEN--VaudeviNe.
y Performances
New-York tribune., 1897-08-17
If a gold standard means period Oh shr'hhihs
values the Bryanites ought to conclude 'ha' 'he
United States is on clamshell OASIS just now

There is opposition IN Nantucket 10 the c"anse
Of communal names quite as de'erih'heu as '""'
which preserved Speonk TO the "aze''e anu po'-
teritv In an island containing such names as
Potconet. Antopscot NanWihe' anu "aN"oN
wamack II is perhaps natural that the ii"a''
tants should cling 10 them with particular iohu-
ness. as there is nothing exactly ike them any
where else. and never has been IN any category
of nomenclature. People VINO get useu 10 i''i"s
in places like Sankata. Nobque' Podpis' Squa'h
and Madeqet naturally acquire iohdheSs ior
neighborhood names OF such luiling euphohy'
ard are sometimes willing. like the Speonkers to
tyht for their retention.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-17

Bryan Is said to be taking lessons in Spanish In
order that in his coming Mexican visit he may
address the people in tongue when they
can understand. AS Mexico seems about to
adopt gold standard. it might be a good idea
for him to ADOPT a new oratorical theme, drop
ping silver out of his discourse altogether as
something too low in price and vacant Of in
terest to bother with.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-17

An Alabama topper. whose nose had passed the
rubicund and invited embarrassing public at
tention became converted the other day at re-
vival meeting and retained his reformed prin-
ciples for three days in which he persuaded most
of his class living in the town to sign the piedge'
awakening so much anxiety in the bosoms OF the
two neighborng saoonkeepers that they waited
on him in a body with the proffer or free
drinks for year if he would refrain from his re-
formatory activities. His virtue was not equa
to this strain upon it. and by night he was howl
ing drunk with a determination to clean out the
revivalists who had snatched him as orahd
from the burning. But he was put out instead
and immersed in the village horse trough by his
more faithful fellow-converts. and. thus cooled
off was conducted to his home to mediate III
privacy the intricacies OF the liquor question
and its relation to revealed religion.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-17

over 200 physicians continually using
Carl. H. SCIIt'LTZS in their families s III Ai
ANTY Of their FVRITY and WHOJ.ESOMENESS
New-York tribune., 1897-08-17

The Bishop Of Hereford having expressed very
emnhatic views on the subject OF modern female
costume. woman writes TO THE London
Truth" to say that the real cause of the epis-
copal censure is not His Lordshps objection 70
women's waistcoats, but jealousy Of their adop-
tion or "bishop's sleeves" And why" she
asks. should bishop put on so feminine gar
"rnent as an apron, If a woman cannot put on
vest"
New-York tribune., 1897-08-17

For spontaneous protest against low wages
and oppressive employers. the coal miners strike
in West Virginia seems to he an extremely de-
lberate and hesitating affair.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-17

Tolstois biography is to be written by his
former valet but the biography of the former
valet by Tolstoi would be much more interesting
reading. 1t might then be seen whether that
servtor could in any case remain great man
to his employer. concerning which the historic
doubts outdate Thucydidcs and Josephu5. AS
John the Baptist had no valet, it is difficult TO
imagine what need TolstO could have had Of
one. He wears a blouse and wooden shoes and
his habits in general have the simplicity or
those Of the early missionary whose voice cried
in the wilderness and who fed on locusts and
wild honey. Still he may have possessed one or
many and in that case the sinecures they held
afforded abundant leisure for literary compost
ton. The great mans biography will be well
come from any hand. that Of a domestic
servtor, and all the more so If the great man
himself will take the trouble to correct the SPELL
ing
New-York tribune., 1897-08-17
Ju0rr 10 Advertisements.
Business Notlres.

Roll Top Desks and Office Furniture.
Grea: Variety Of Style and Price.
r. G. SELLEW.
No. III FNlton-st.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-17

David r. Hill thinks he may have something
to say in September He had better wait till
December. The last election went on all right
without him, and this one will go swimminsly in
spite of his silence.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-17

The acting chairman at what was left Of Sun
days meeting Of the Progressive Democratic
League exactly described the present state or
the New-York Democracy when he said of those
who had gone out Il know of no secessions
They only went downstairs for drink" There
is a great deal OF going downstairs for silver
drinks and gold drinks just now among Demo-
Gratis but people who do not want TO see
Mayor in alliance with Tammany should remem-
ber that they are all likely to meet after the
drinks
New-York tribune., 1897-08-17

It is time for somebody to plan to go to the
Klondike by tunnel.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-17

The duelling princes subcutaneOus tissue was
cut almost as deeply as was the hohor ol '''
parties concerned.
The Lamar register., 1897-08-21
WALKING ON WATER.
America. Ia,.aters aAS. a.Ay ri.-s
TO DO IL

TO Do IT.
A Boston man named Cook proposes
70 walk all the way rom Pittseurg 10
Cincinnati BY river route. not on the
river banks, but actually on the Eater,
Hesxpeetsto do it by means OF peculiar
shoes invented BY himself Nj Cook
il the la,es; OF large number OF IN
yentors who have tried 20 solve the
Interesting problem OF walking on
water. Next to nying il has always
been the most attractive problem left
TO nan to solve The records IN the
patent onee in Washington show this
One Of the most recent patents In the
elias. of "aqnatics vas granted 70
BENJAMIN c. Morreale. OF New York
city. for a water skate. with Unlike at
tAchmentS which swing out from the
sides when the foot Is moved back
ward W. c. Soule. Of Savannah, y. T.,
in another genius in this line He pro
poses to attach to each foot curious
sort OF boat by the aid Of which he de-
eisres that IL Is practical 10 move over
the surface Of water as on ice, though
not so rapidly A dozen different
ktnas OF bicycles that run on water IN
stead Of on land have been invented
One has been invented in this country
by a spAniard named FsrnSndes- The
wheels Of this machine are big hollow
copper disks provided with rubber
dres- Weights are carried below 70
prevent capziI!uE The driving wheel
Is provided With blades that catch the
water In other respects the machine
ls much like an ordinary Bicycle, W.
H. Richardson. OF Mobile. Ala, Is the
Inventor OF a queer coutrivaHes whieh
he calls swimming machine. The op-
orator Is held up by an Inflated rubber
bag on which he lies; With his hantt
he turns a wheel The wheel zetuStes
a propeller. and thus be Is suppasea %
progress through the Eater AZ q great
rate Of speed. An aquatic glove,
which Is intended 90 be w0rn Ia swim
rning. is the inveatioa a. &. AshuAnr
Of Cincinnati The fingers o tbs glove
ere connected hy a W-5. Ike TIE toes
Of a duck. 50 as 70 iu cnsct expand
the hand Eheu opposed g the water 20
making a stroke Wolfe Atslza1- az
Jersey city. Is the oriEiustor q q
swimming shoe Wi.h a rubber sole that
spreads ont wheE the foot strikes TIE
water and eallapses as the touJ H
drawn toward the bodN.
The Lamar register., 1897-08-21
Ag MARRIsn Gee morAss.
How n keatueky Maiden Acquired a
stepsash-r Instead Of a Hu-h-nd-

How Kentucky Maiden Acquired a
stepsash-r Instead of a Hush-nd-
IN lAs White Oak pesghnorhood in
the eastern end OF the county. lived a
comeiy widow Mrs. Martha Berry,
aged about forts aud her pretty daugh-
ter, Matilda. who had just entered her
eighteenth year In the same neig
borhood lived johnson Whitley,
prosperous farmer Of thirty and wild
over. Whitley had been paying at
tention to Mrs Berrys daughter for
the last six months. and II was sener-
ally supposed throughout the neigh
borhood that they would be married
soon. The mother, however, would
not giys her consent to the match. bur
she did not object TO the Young widow
er's calls He pleaded With the widow
for the hand OF her daughter, and the
young couple decided on an elopement
says the Louisville Courfer-Journal,
All the arrangements were made for
the elandestine leave taking. but the
wstchful mother discovered what was
on foot and on Friday night. the time
set for the elopement. she went to her
daughters room shortly after dark
and bound the girl hand and foot. She
also tied a gag in her mouth and took
her to her own room and tied her TO
the bed. She then returned 10 the
daughters room and whes Whitley
came to steal away his lady love the
widow answered the summons. and
without speaking word Joined n"
young man in the yard He assisted
her into his buggy and drove with her
TO GraysOn. the county seat OF Carter
county, where be bad arranged with
Judge Morris 70 perform the ceremony
Whitley WAS struck by the siiszse OF
his companion. but as she leaned cor
fidinEly nn his arm and appeared to
be sohbinE all the time. be could do
nothing more than eAress her nov and
then and cheer her up BY telling her
that her mother would forgive her
He hed no idea that he was earryiuE
OF the mother instead o. the dzuEhiC--
and II was not untH after the care
muuy vas performed on the laase's
front porch and they had repaired 10
a hotel that the deception was diseoy-
cred By whitley
The Lamar register., 1897-08-21
a wsaa.rful Ft.h.

The BoheniAns have PrJveEs.
Every nsh has another Tor i,s prey
the wells tsilurus5 has Lhsm all This
i the largest fresh uzfsF Ssh toar5 ln
the rivers of Europe, exCeFt the stHr-
seon: IL oftsa reaches ave or siI fes;
In length. Il destroys mapy aquatic
slrds and Ns are assured that Il DOES
not spare the human SPECIES, On the
Sd Of Juiy iTQa a peasant took gEe
near Thorn that had an iuiant eHtlrr
in its stomach. They tell 10 Hungary
OF children ard young girls being De-
youred on going % draS water aad
they ever relate that on the frontiers
o, Turkey = poor fisherman took oEs
that had in its stomach the BODY o.
woman. her purse hIIi ui gold aHd a
ring This nsb Is even reputed to have
been taken sixteen feet long
The Lamar register., 1897-08-21
SlOO To Any Man.
VIII PAY 500 FoR ANY CASE
OF w-.sn-.. Ia ssa Thsy rrsaf .as
RsU fa gHF..

OF ws.s..s. Ia Nsa Thsy Trs4f .ae
f.it - Cgrs-
Az oEoAha Company Piarss Tor the arss
tine hsfcrs the publir = M4sfcsL TEEAr-
sISr for the eurs of Lost Vitality Nsrvozs
a1d SsrEAl " ezkne-s, knt Esztorstgun a
Life Fore. In cd xad yoaEs asa Ne
NoTn-out Fr~Ech remedy eootatns Eo
fhu-pbcTuus or other harmful dTaE.L Il is
. N0spxkruL TEEArExNE--nzzSios 4 is
sfects-poxttre IN IL. cur. An r..E srs,
-ho are safer1nE truzn ~saknes. iNsi
eligeta thetr lie, easing that msrtal 81
Physsol surer1zs P~calizr 70 Lest M4a-
hccds should writ. % the STATE MEDICAL
COMPANY, OEz.Aa- Ssh and thsy uiu
send yoz absolutely FREE . w.lnahls
paPsr or tksss diseases, and pussrivs proats
ef thsir truly MsstcaL TEEATsKsr fhous-
snes Of zasa, ~ks ksv. lost all hope q
s1rss are besng restored by tken 70 q par
feet eundisionZ
Teis kEaic2L Tkx.rNENT naay b txk-,
81 hem. under tksir dir-c,ions, or they viii
pay railroad fare and hot.l hills to al wse
prsfer 70 90 there for treatment, IL thsy
tau 70 care They are perfectly reliahl.;
savs no Free PRESCRIPTIONS Fros Curs
FIRES sample or e o u fake Thsy kar.
t-aa.opo eapital and guarantees 70 cur.
sSsry case they treat or refund every dol
lar or tss4r charges nAy 10 deposited IN q
hsnk 70 BE paid 70 then wnrn a cure 10
sfected wr1ts th-rH today
The Lamar register., 1897-08-21
a,.a, d ,n. r.r.m..l 80.

william Austin. the tall man Of star
ly county. IS now working al the old
Blacksmith shop on Lee street He
vas Il years old o. the 18th Of April.
measures s feet 81 inches in his stock
Ing feet. and Is stili growing He
weighs rs pounds and is apparently
4 skeleton nov. but With large bones
and muscles He lifted when only 10
years old a bale Of cotton SeiEhiEE
over 500 pounds and carried ii some Is
yards Only reoentIy fhree northern
gentlemen offered him 5000 70 10 IN
training for ave years for the cham
pion OF the world He has never
smoked. eheved. OF drank any lntnxi-
cants. and looks the picture Of health.
Salisbury y c., World
The Lamar register., 1897-08-21
Applau.e for /. Hsrste Drsmm.r.

A Bangor drummer recently saw a
woman enter the train at North Bucks
port and rush through the car just as
Il was getting speedy. He eoolly
walked after her. and just bsfore.ths
fatal leap grasped her hrmly to his
manly bosom. She struggled. but he
only frightened his grip. saying Mad
am. you shAn't jump OF the car and kin
yosself When she go; her breath
she shrieksd. You big fool was on
ly going out on the platform to wave
my handkerchief to my friends" A
party OF Bangor yaehtsmen aboard the
train applauded the drummer for his
hsroism fully half an hour al Intervals
Acknowledgements Republican
The Lamar register., 1897-08-21

me fruR packers % Frssuo, CalAfgfIsta. y,
49, a sachauze. srF Prepsftss q sffsi ~
u.a Ht@fif4arls.ss enc of WtAsh vi 80
A 5i.sIIlrry 4 - D. sFerted Fsftls5itaIls
sgt'rfTg q prslnvs, and apEtr2ts- hefsss
49, N - krgn fkF F11Etueu ~ aeflfef 80
g-.ft[ts. .zss - fruit N1N The PFFiuEs
srd s5Tff Yrngt tHstsah x hslnG an eARNA-
~ l. source q rrveugcs
The Lamar register., 1897-08-21
wart~.I . ps4isi.

A.. fr.se rsagssrr q 4 t75safFy bark gzcs
"a fa hEs ri4gataFfRl ri-rE = hafr ~
Tltrrttaa - EsyinE ygs bs-lsisy nes aag
-, Saftfb far roo 60 aErrEI yBEF grass
-1s,sEs@ss - Farr aaRFs f1EgrEtr=tEi %
tr5HE yaa allehf have IHs r1ErtssJ - ss1a
ne aras4 e fEr Gshg
The Lamar register., 1897-08-21
ANCIENT MEMoRrAL SERVICE
Prayer. for the HsIa-. Of Nstsrlsusiy
cruel EazIt.h Lord.


From the Westminster Gazette: A
remarkable service vas held recently
a. the uttla barn-I3ke church os Lead
Han, near Lancaster. York. to pray for
the rspose Of the souls o. Lord De Clit-
FORD te0nmonly called the butcher"
because Of his terocityi and his frieads
Who we're killed Al the battle Of ToS-
ton on Palm Sunday, 1851 or who died
later through injuries received. Ae-
eordinE 70 some accounts no fewer than
1900 LaneasJrians and i9008 YORK
lists lost their lives IN this battle. ana
most OF the notable dead we're after
ward buried At the nsiEhb0ring Caxtnn
church. but the memorial church Al
Lead Hall was erected on the su.ot
where Lord Clifford fell in the same
year the battle was fought. and one
service a year only has been held ever
since that time. without break. on
the anniversary Of the death OF the
earl.
The Lamar register., 1897-08-21
-, T,A,,., 4, ag Saals issy IL isaI.

-, ..,...Sa .sssfs asd forever. be mag
n.,fe f1su 81 hft. HerTe sgt sikof. tsee -.
,rRee tbe aoader- worker ta.t pa xs
~ ..t 49, sfrsv,x Al druggists. SA. cr u
es-- .1.r.nsress Hnakisi and s9lnpss free-
Adsrrss s.osliRx ReRsdy Co, chlesSo ~
Seu yp-t
The Lamar register., 1897-08-21

ts1lts fshast1E vfsls.r Hr1lsl WHahizEi1a
--aNne. tass u HgT Huase sf HFFFsrz 'a-
f.-Egs-- &C., aaE E zFErEiEaaa sd
R5r-rs. ~ i'ttTnsrIpEi1 Narth AEeriezs-
The Lamar register., 1897-08-21
~, =. t,lIe~ ra.tractions

S,,,,,her-W What ald yoa thiak II TIE vert
ses.fse phctas a the Gorpstt 'Flt1saifafi'oAs As
hs5i - yyeu tan's thiag Coroeti
..it.ssssss y,ieasanf.- While the photosra ? srf
- tsitae ihe rietprr - tie las; rvEaas-
Ft5rk
The Lamar register., 1897-08-21

The nswes, thing in necklaces Is a
variation Of the dos-eollar style 1t
Is set to form lzttice-~ork OF pearls
and diamonds instead Of solid band
The Lamar register., 1897-08-21
u,,a -. Aa,rrti.suraf.

Yen s.tfI "a tsy this puhhcetlea E.nsn -, -
,s- n yon viii SCI tnti tse hatit at seN1le seN :
ms aHvrrftsetpeatrs thrF Ntt ehAfa -
intsrrsffrE sfedy azd Eil pat 49, y -
,~sv n geffinE sauss FrceIleaf harEAias- t4s -
s.isrryis,srs AZ frtihbis they -eud Hhaf fhF3
advertise
The Lamar register., 1897-08-21

One good point about the horss'szs
carriage Is that IL declines 70 run 81
a bad rUa.
The Lamar register., 1897-08-21

Ssrars--sEaaf ts 11salrsar rstIFr Efgaescf
s.s5fsrHr1Ea-=ITs ErEFg rH1FsarlfiFF. ~ .
g1rsT,afi,s Ca asy avErer - i'lIts1aErE Nsrs
The Lamar register., 1897-08-21

Fprrets gga.7n'iv rsFslrr thAf zasaalvr e
cEai rosp~1y tasT tfssrFo- 90 a4Na3@ Psf'
kHus. bat EVTy zEarEzttfs
The Lamar register., 1897-08-21

Mr. wtnsaasF-s >sssghtsE SYrup
T-~-sf1.rfa 7ssaa 10 saaa7 7ss1sss -
- - - - sz1s sai essh-a q gz1is asiss
The Lamar register., 1897-08-21
r. Ger. co.stlpst1ss rsr.v-r.

:, "a: e-;,FT., ? =. : c. c. ,. Ssss.'s , 3 90; e =
The Lamar register., 1897-08-21
80 ~ a. rlfty ~

cva-aa,see tssasca hAs5s eErs, MAKES ~eas
nee sfrgzs bln.1a aers- sac o. Al eFEssaA
The Lamar register., 1897-08-21

HsIrs Cstarrh Care
l. tsksa iHterusEly Pres 5Ss-
The Lamar register., 1897-08-21

W. ~. U-DENVER no .
Whrn ~ritinx % sdFeT;iss's -
that Yeu az~ TIE a1reTttsTa1F7' =
The Sauk Centre herald., 1897-05-20
PERSONAL.

a
Mrs. y. M. Bunnell is in the city.
Clarke Warren went to Brooter
Sunday.
M. Hogan returned from st. PAU
Wednesday.
Jas. Hall moved up from Melrose,
on Wednesday,.
Col. William Westerman, was in the
city on Saturday.
Quite number of Melrose people
drove up on Sunday.
DR.. Warren of Grove Lake was in
the city on Wednesday.
Miss Maude Bixby is making visit
with friends in ST. Paul
Will johnson went to Grove Lake
on his wheel last Sunday.
Harry Parker and Frank carr have
gone to Cando, N. d., on business
Mrs. E. P. Barnum of ST Cloud,
came up on Friday to visit her son
Frank
d. A. Perkins of ST. Cloud was in
town on Saturday.
Mrs. Win Reyleck of Grafton, N.
D. is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jos. Capser.
j. G.. Jacob who has been in I'll.
for the past three months, returned
home on Monday.
MA. Scheldrup of the firm of Schel-
drup q Fiesler, has been spending a
few days in the city.
Mrs. H. Cans and two children OF
St. Cloud, are in the city visiting their
aunt, Mrs. l.. Nicholaus.
Miss Hattie Barnum of Melrose, at
tended the birthday party of Miss
Edna Smith of Hoboken.
VIM. Pierrard Of Minneapolis, came
mp Saturday, and spent Sunday with
his mother, MRS. j. Kusba.
Frank Carr, F. E. Minnette, T. J.
Murphy and A.Prebie took in the cele-
bration at Brooten on Monday.
Commissioners smith went down to
Grove on Monday to look after three
bridges, swept away this spring.
Herman Bierman and Geo. Harmon
l. I'll VhClIOoCs C0IiC UP Oh ollOAi WAOSiH
last Sunday returning in the evening
Gov. A. Barto and wife spent las
Saturday and Sunday in the city, the
guest OF their son, Judge l.. II. Barto
| Chan Harmon, who has been con
| fined to his home for some time with {
severe attack of jaundice, is GONZALES
cent.
/ L. M. Bunnell was in the city OF
Friday last. He is travelling on tht
road for a house which makes over
alls their sole business.
| Capt. S. M. Bruce is gaining il
health very satisfactorily. He is abl
to get down to business occasionally
and his troops of friends are glad t,
note the evident Improvement in hi
health.
| On Sunday afternoon last, the Misse
Haskamp, Unger, Edelbrock, Borgad
ing and Mrs. Baldwin, of Melrose
j came up on their wheels, after partak
ing of refreshments and spin aroun'
town, they returned at about p. M.
| DR.. Du Bois and family will leav
for Lake Mills, Wis, the las
1 of the present month for $
| visit of several weeks. Harry Favel
an family will also go to attend th
golden wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. Fa
veil, the parents of Mrs. Du Bois an
Harry.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1897-05-20

Last Sunday after noon Policemen
Carr was called upon to administer a
quietus to Gus Gilbertson who was
abusing his family and breaking the
furniture. Carr found him at his house
with a beautiful ''jagg' on, and placed
him in the lookup. Monday morning
he was taken before Judge Wilcox who
sentenced him to forty days in st.
Cloud jail. If possible it ought to
have been forty years, as this is about
the "steenth'' time he has had his tan
trums and fearfully abused his family
sometimes inficting serious bodl,
harm.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1897-05-20

The Westfeld Ind.) News prints
the following in regard to an old resi-
dent of that place: Frank Nc Avoy,
for many years in the employ of the
e. N, a. 81 G. Ry. here, says: 81 have
used Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhna Remedy for ten years
or longer-am never without it in my
family. I consider it the best remedy
Of the kind manufactured. I take
pleasure in recommending it," 1t is
q specific for all bowel dis orders. For
sale by Scheldrup s. Fiesler.