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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1897-02-06
HENRY C. WALLACE, JR
WAIJACE g. WATJACE.

Attorneys and CouRsellOrs at Law, Lexing-
ton, Mo. Once, rooms in Tevis BUILDING.
opposite the court house Will practice in all
the courts of this state. and Z. s. Courts
COnveyancing and examination of titles care
fully made. Prompt attentions given to col
lectOns.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1897-02-06
PROFESSIONAL.
E. J. WESTERHOUSE.

Attorney-at-law.- VIII practice in all courts
OF the state. Prompt attention given TO collec-
fions. Wellington, Mo.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1897-02-06

DIR. J. W. MENG,
Surgeon Dentist. Office in Meng Blu ilding
LaxfnGtOtf- Mo-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-07

GtetS SR0etlalN8, fetm be9etabtlt1@.
Goahdnoig eeI@madlOs, elegant iibersufert, abfH6>
reno, re~gulirenO, ~reini0enb unO t%rdftigenO. st a D.
10 9tllen sur Seilung aler StOruu9cn bes
MaQeng, lluterleibes, Der Rieren, 8laie, ~nerb5ier
&rantbeiten, S6ipiuOelaufGae, @erftOpfung. &dRtOrz
rhoiDcn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-07

genber Son6O6e iteigt Der &ebGfopf b59er emz
for, nnb Der &e6loedel ri9tet Tid INNER
mehr ant, tpd6renO er Bel a~biteig:rb.r Som
letter ft9 mebr unb me6r 1enft. Sci Der
Salietttimme ri4tet Der &eblO>fet it9 fell
auf, Der &e6ltopf pirb in bic 901s ge5ogen
unb hem 3ungenbein fart geuGhtrt.
Die G0ntgenitra6len tOnuen %ibrigen5 nift
alein aber Diete itrittige Sragsr in Der pbp<
itologie Der @timme unb SpraGs ans ae=
NIUE 4nH9li1e geben, ionOera au9 iiber
fas @erbalten bes @~aumenIegels BET ZEN
acknowledgement, beim 4tbmen, beir,
SGnar&en, 8au3reben II. I. N, leitbt oricnz
ti7en nnb iino au9 i'm Stanhs. III pafbulOz
gilben Sd1en Der Stimme unb SpraGe Die
betreffsn0eu @tOrun9en prd5iIe1 feitjufsIsu,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-07
Merifo's frabere aatiertm.

gtipas iiber fe9aunb3pan5ig Sabre 1T BIT;
99pei tier bes iebigen belgii3en &Onigs,
Charlotte ober 6 arlotta tD;t lie in Megiz
70 uuf fpunii4 9ieb, aft g~etpeien, als iis, bic
i90ne, seiitoole unb e6rbegisrise 5rar, auf
ibrer europGiI9enReiie, nu6bem ie ben &aiz
fer 3apoleon III. osrgebli4 UNI SortfeBung
Der 6iffsleiitung fir bas bon tbm eingefeBte
meritanii9e 8aiiertbum ungeftsbt 6atte, gu
&om in @abniinm berfiel. 9as mar i'm
Qaufe bes Sabres 1866. SEPT aber pirb ats
8riiHel gemeloet:
uOie e6emalige &aiferin Charlotte bon
Merito bat ann 7. Stunt inn S9Iofs8ou8out,
ibrem itdnbigen Mufentbalte felt benz 8ranbe
bes S9lo1es bon 8erbiiren, tbr fiebenunoz
fiinf3igites 2~e6ensiabr bolenOet unb Bel bic
fem @nlaTe ben 8eiu6 bes belgii6en &O>
~nigspaars urb bes @rafen urb Der @rdfin
BON SIanbern er6alten.
,9as t0rperlide 8efinben Der geiitesfran%
fen Jrall tpirb als portreffli4 be3ei@net;
mas ben ieelii9en 3utaub betrifft, 10 ut
in1ofern elne 8erdnoerung gu ber3eI9nen,
dls Der friibere tObiii9tige Gbardfter Der
Wittpe Marimilian's elmer rubigen melanz
9otiI9en Stimmung 9etpi9en 1T. Sci Dem
l1mItanbe, baB Der 3uitarb Der ebemuligen
&aiierin unbeilbar lit, betra9ten bic @er3te
bie1e @erdnberung ols einen groBen Sort
i9ritt. Mu9 bic gadbte, Die friiber unter
GROCER Qufre9ung berliefen, iinb rubiger gez
tpprsen.
v0ie &ranfe Dertrtibt it9 Die 3eit NIT
Spa5iereneeben inn Parfe, unb nit &laOierz
fpiel, bas emit our 3ett ibres 9lan5ss cine
Qiebltngsbef9dfti9ung 6itbete. go oft bic
betgii9e &Ontgin Marie 9enriette, bic ielbit
febr gut &labter ipielt, gum 8eiu@e ibrer
@9pdgerin fommt, oeranitalten iie Elm Con-
CERT, Bel Dem Die 9ienerf6uft unb bas Sc
folge bic 3ub0reri4aft bilben. SIM l1ebrigen
19eint iebe grtnnerung an 6us 8ergangene
i'm Settle Der &runten ausgsl019t gu fein,
rnb Der Same Martmilian 1T 59on felt Su6z
rem ni3t mebr iiber lire 2ippen gefommen,"
Mar tpurbe befanntli9 am 19. Sum- 1867
in 0ueretaro bingeri9tet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-07

Samilie unbefannt. @r mar in3pii6sn Sa
@pblitanb gelangt, unb dls bic Qaf her
Sabre ibn briidte, f@rteb er BON Oregon u.s
ben Seinen unO ipra9 ben @unI9 aus,
bieIel6en no9mals 81 feben unb beren Pflege
au qenieBen. Dor 3pet Subren beIu9ten !Rr
fetn dlterer 9obn Srtb unb feline So9tsr,
Smile Miler, unb in Der lebten 3eit bor
1einem Sobe mar fein Sobn 5rtB unb feline
@nteGin SRI. Sia6eIe Miler an fei1er Seits.
Gr errei6te Elm Glitter DOn Is Su9ren uan
binterldBt Ieinen Qnge4Origen, bon benen er
iiber OreiBis Sabre in freipiQi9er 3renz
nung lsbte, 5tpar teinen iibergroBen Fet4z
tbm, a6er immerbm $4,000.
= Ser 8riinber bes n@tnctnz
natl 8DGts freunb" ~geforben.
SIN ct. Srancistusz 6oipttal in Cincinnati
1T i'm Otter bon 81 Sa6ren Sofepb &nton
6emann, Der @riinber bes ogtucinnatt@oifsz
freunb", geitor6en, 9erIetbe mar am ID.
DECEMBER 1916 in Der NG6e BON OsnabriG
ge6oren, beiu4te bas @1mndIium in iener
Stabt unb fam i'm Sabre 1887 nu9 Gins
ctnnatt. 9ort 6efu9te er Elm SoSa6r lang bas
Ntbendum un0 ndbm 6ann cine 2ebrerfeQe
an elmer pfarri9ule in Canton, Obio, an,
Die er iebo9 i'm 9omner 1889 nisberlegte,
%porauf er mad Cincinnati 3uriidfsbrte unb
Die 2eitung Der er1ten beuti9en tatboliIden
9farr19ule iiberna6m. g1a9 mebrid6riger
2e6rtbdtigteit grinbete er Elm S4nittpaarenz
gef9Gft. Sn ben Sabren 1849 uno 1850
tparen bic flint tdgli@en 3eitungen, tpelde
bamals in Cincinnati beitanben, infOlge
i6rer anti~fatbolif6en 3enben3 BET BEN 8az
t6olifsn febr miBbeIiebt, mas gu tpie6er3olten
@eriu9en @eranlafung CAB, Elm tGgli9es
tat6olif9es 8latt gu ~griinben, unb 9e1nann
tpurbe bon benz bamaligen Pfarrer Sofep9
@abinael fir bas 8roieft 9etponnen.
@G6renb 6emunn nod auf einer~Reiie na9
europa begriffen mar, fdufte @aDin5el fir
i'm ben vMa6rbettsfreun0" uno am II. Ofz
tober 1850 erf9ten Der cincinnati Bolts
freunb", 6erausgegeben unb rebigirt bon So
fep6 81. 5emunn. Dieter leitete ben u8Oltsa
f~reunb", pel9er iett 1855 baS beuti3e DR.
gan Der bemotratii9en Purtei in Cincinnati
9eporben mar, bis gum Sabre 1868. 9emann
peigerte ii9, ban 9febelenfreunb 8%aIanbingz
BAN ais @o~uberneursz garbibat 5u unterz
Itiiben, mas unter ben 2eiern bes n8pltsz
freunb" b~erurtige OppoittiOn berOorrief, buB
6emann ii9 baburb bepOgen iab, Die 3eiz
tung einfa9 gu Dertaufen. Die 2eitung DEG
p6hsntli9en nWa6rNitsfreunb" bebielt Err
big 1866, I'm peI6e 3eit er au4 bieien oerz
faufte. Ser rii6rige Munn griinbete NUM-
me6r Elm grOBes 8antgeI4Gft, biBte ieoo4
bur8 ben 8ra1 i'm Sabre 1878 iein gon5es
@ermDgen Elm, Gr bru9te bic r@antDner
8olts5eituns" IN fi3, Die er ieoo4 tnfolge
borgeridten Differs bpr me6reren Sabren
berfaufen muBte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-07
miniferium ibr gsgenii6er ni@t holten
Subeeiam8 att itSSemti1e Sier=
brdWer.

0a 1eien mir in benz lonit 10 fiiblen unb
i'm Sob 10 targen nQnaeiger bss @s1tens"
Subelrufe tpie: n6e gut @iirttembers allez
tpege!!" unb r8rapo! 8rabo!!" limb bier
6at Der 9eier bus GreigniB, ipel9es ben ct.
2ouiier gOfIegen in 10 freubigs Mufregung
unb milOe Stimmung perfebte:
Die 8ierbrauer BON @iirttemberg bdben
in 9eilbponn, no our 3eit cine SnOuFriez
Musiteuung itattftnoet, einen @ongreB obz
ge6alten unb 8ei6lihe gefuBt, bic ibnen CUR
@bre gerei6en unb uuf beiben Seiten bes
groBen WaRers Nudabmung oerbiensn. Sic
bef6loiien auf Nntrag bes 8ierbrauers
2auffer aus 5reuDenitabt, baB ri4tiges Bier
aus 9opfen unb MaG3 gebruut per@
ben fpqte unb baB ale Surrogate (gifti9e
pte ungiftige perbannt perben mibts1.
Sogur &eis, obmo3l uni4Goli4, 3oa ni4t
3uldIig ietn, benin man tonne beles Bier
pie bas piliener au1 bon @erite bra1eu.
6srr 2auffer beantruete, baB Der tpiirtz
tembergi9e 2anbtag eriu9t tperben iol, stu
@eieb, dbnli9 tpie bas bapertl9e unb b1bi14e
gu e%rlafIen, pOOur9 Der Gebrau9 aIer
Surrogate benin 8ierbrauen Bel f9nerer
@trafe berbpten unb pona9 bas 8ier dus>
l6lieBli@ aus 9opfen uno Mal5 gebraut
merben ioa. Der Nntrag purbe nabe5u einz
thinning angenommen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-07
Ser NIGtrttt oeS nteSerIGnoti6ett
MiuiifcriuutS.

Oas &abel melbet ben &iidtritt beg nteoerz
Observation-Disclosures Roea-Dan 9outen.
@ie es Y9eint, lit es iiber bic BON i6m Ielbft
bur9geieBte Wahlreform geitolpert, auf
@runb beren bic tiir5lide Neupabl Der 5tpei>
ten 8ommer erfolgte. 8orber mar. Dag
Wablre9t in ben Nieberlunoen iebr einscz
I9rGntt unb bling i'm WeIentli9en bon Der
3ablung elmer g%epifen @obnungs1teuer ob,
1obaB auf a Miqionen @inpobner .nur
$4,000 WG6ler entfielen. Inter benz 11eue1,
erit mad i9iperen 8dmpfen Our9gefo9tenem
Wablgefeb 1T 5par nod nt4t bas aagemetne
Stimmre9t eingefibrt, aber es iinb bappn
eigentli9 nur 8ettler, 2anbtrei4er unb
9eute, pel6e ente6renbe Strafen erlitten 4uz
BEN, gun3 uusgeldIofen unb bic 3abl Der
WGbler lit babur9 auf 100000 perme9rt,
aliO mebr als berboppelt norben.
9iefe 1AabG lit u enti9isben ge9en bic
bisber in Der 3petten &ammer berri9enoe
liberale Bartei ausgefa1en. Sn Der leBten
bate bieIelbe bon 6unbert Siben 81, unb
auBerOem merit bic nnteritiibung BON 8
9fabitalsn. Die Minberbeit iebte it9 8u@
1ammen aug IS tlerifalen &at9olifen unb
Is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GalDintitii9en)
&ntizHeOplutiondren. 9ei Der Wq6l am Is.
SUM- nurben a6er nur IA tiberale gegen %
&atboliten unb Is Mntiz& epoIuttondre ge>
tpGblt, tpGbrenb fir 40 SiBe nod cine 5ti9z
pabL itattfinben muBte.
4us bieIer 9ingen 5pur 81 2iberale iiegz
reid berbor, aber lire Mebrbeit 1T babin.
Ra9 ben neueften Nd9ri9ten 1ebt 1i9 Die
&ammer aus As 2iberalen, % &atbolifer,
q Observation-Disclosures, 4 biitoriI@en Girl
iten 0inter bieiem Numen berbergen Ii9 entz
f6iebene @egner Der &atbOliten), 4 Habita=
len unb 4 So3talliten ouiammen.
Die 9auptitreitfragen Der @abl tparen Der
bon ben 2iberalen bertretene 5reibanbel ultb
Der BON ben @leritalen unb proteitantiI9z
Srtboooren oertretene S9ub3oG auf lamb
pirt6f9aftli9e Probutte. Sn bie1em punfte
batten fi9 oieie beiben fonit einanber Ie6r
fern te6enOen Parteien g%eeinigt, Iptpie in Dem
@erlangen na9 elmer ftreng confe1ionsqen
8oltsi4ule. 9afir Oer3i9teten bic groz
t~eitanten ben ll%ltramontanen gu 2iebe auf
bic 9eeresreform, unb bic &leritalen Den
PrOtetunten gu 2ie6e uuf cine @eIanbti9aft
beim pGpftli9en Stubl.
Sat nun Oieies 8itnbniB audi ni6t bic abb
ioIute Mebrbeit errungen, 10 lit es bod 10
fart, baB ii4 Elm snti4ieOeaes 5~rsibanbsls=
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-07
Sn autuis in auBtuub iiberfielen aIs

NDnnen bertleibete Srduen,
na9oem fe Mdnner in abgelegene @taotz
tbeile gelodt BADEN, bieIelben nit aniippsfn,
Gteinen unb Me1ern. Mebrere Der lleberz
fausnen fonnten ii9 nur miibfam retten. Die
qefunbenen2ei9en iinb grGBli3 oeritimmelt.
IS banbelt ii9 offenbar Inn fanatti4e Ana
bGnqerinnen elmer neuen Secte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-07

Die SIIinoifer @tabt 9eorta
Bat na4 Der iorgfdItigen S9dbung bes bOrz
tisen n~eueiten Srantf6en Stubt2@breBz
buds 68,728 @inpobner. SIN Sabre 1890
betrug bic @inpO4neraubI PeOria's 1852.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-07

8itte griBen sic mir, fats Tie nO9 UNI
2sben iinb, Or. 8osfOtten, Wattbies, 2ucaS,
5ein1e unb iber6uupt aae meme o%ortigsn
unb 8efannten.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-06-28
His Witness Was No Good-

Daiiiei wallace was real angry as he
stood at the rail of the Police Court dock
To-Day, and he made no effort to conceal
MS feelings. He declared in unmistakahIs
terms that he was not guilty of disord.rly
conduct, and was evidently i'll at ease as a
policeman stated his complaint.
lhis boy is i'm the habit of enticing DIS
reputable characters into Balls alley. and
the result is usually a disturbance" said
The policeman. AS / entered the alley
yesterday one of crowd exclaimed Here
comes cop Wallace then shouted. -
upon arrested him.
didn't say word" the prisoner rs
sured the court, and I've got a witness TO
prove It, This is AL spite work on the part
of the officer
ine witness took the stand and admitted
that he did not know thing about the
case.
Five dollars fine sentenced the court.
III fix you when i get out all right
wallace was overheard to remark as he
stepped back. glancing threateningly at the
policeman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-06-28
MISTAKEN IDENTITY,
Excited Individual Believed He Had
Located Dorsey EouItx

Excited Individual Believed He Had
Located Dorsey FOultx.
Say, mister. Dorsey Foultz is hiding I'D
here in a sand bank; just seen him."
A highly excited individual made the fore
going announcement in gasps to Police
Sergeant Slattery as the latter was riding
yesterday near the Soldiers Home grounds
"AH' right. my man." replied the SER
geant. somewhat interested. Come and
point him out to me, and I'll see to it that
you are paid the reward offered for his
apprehension"
After proceeding a short distance in the
direction indicated the two came to a cave
which had been followed out of an i'm
menSe pile of sand. Pee ring in for a few
moments until his eyes became accustomed
to the darkness, the sergeant, sure enough
discovered human form hiding in the
shadows.
Come out, Dorsey" directed Sergeant
Slattery.
Calling tc mind the threat of the fugt-
1--WE murderer that he would never be taken
alive. the policeman adced: I've got you
covered with my pistol so be careful"
There was some hesitation upon the mart
Oh the cave dweiler. but finally young COL
ored man emerged.
Tn afraid you'll not receive that re-
ward" remarked the policeman to his in
formant This is not Dorsey Fouitz."
The suspect was locked up and in the
romeo Court today he gave his name as
John Richardson. To Judge Kimbau ne
stated that he came to this city recently
from Columbia, s. C.
You're wanted there for stealing, are
you not?' asked the court.
NO, sir, was the answer
Are you sure the authorities are not
looking for your NV
Yes. sir; I'm sure"
I think this is case that needs in
..esugaIlon. concluded Judge Kimbau
Mr.. Clerk, communicate with tho CoI,,,,'
o., pa authorities in regard to this man. Step
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-06-28
nominations Cnnfirm.d

me Senate saturday confirmed the fol-
lowing nominations:
George b. Billings of Massachusetts,. 10
be commissioner of immigration for the
pert oil Boston, Mass; George w. Esterly
Oh minnesota. to be deputy auditor for the
state end other departments: Edward Nc
hlterlck OF Iowa, to he deputy auditor for
tle treasury Department; Albert w. Swain
Vi IOWA 10 DE consul OF the United States
al MohteVideo' Uruguay; James NJ Shoup
OF Idaho. to be United States marshal dis
trict of Alaska; G. f. Ncslar of NauarL
n j., TO he an Indian inspector; Henry j.
oIeVeiand OF Arizola, Ariz.. to be agent for
me INDIANS OF the Pima agency I'm Arizona
eral. 90"
Iostfnasters-New York, Thomas L. Dun
nam at Lestershire; South Carolina. ] r.
i T,msor' al Columbia; Massachusetts,. H. \.
Pease. at Edgartown: Missouri / NJ N,us
at versailles; {. l.. Porter at Plattsburg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-06-28

O'Clock am. at residence ieus 81 street, WILL
Elizabeth Campbell
Funeral Wednesday. June 30. at 3 O'Clock pm.
corner OF 18th and Madison streets northwest.
Relatives and friends invited to attend
CoLCLAZIER. Ga Sunday, June 81, 1891, at 400
pm, MARTHA A., beloved wife OF Daniel v.
ColclaZier, In the seventy fourth year Of her
Funeral at ST. Paul's Roman Catholic Church. We'd
nesday morning, June 80, at $3.50 O'Clock. 2s
ROLLINS. Sudd .nly, on Monday. June Is. 1897.
Mrs. SARAH ROLLINS beloved mother of Mrs.
Relatives and friends Respectfully invited to attend
her funeral "Wednesday at pm
RoNsPIEs. On June e. 1897, at $50 O'Clock.
ALoISIus l., infant son Of Albert j. and An
ME L. Ronspiss. nee Taylor.
One less at home,
One more in heaven.
Funeral Monday. June rs, at O'Clock
SCOTT On Friday, June Is. 1897. at Narraeanse,t
Pier, X. L., REBECCA b., widow OF tile late
Alfred V. Scott aged eishty-three wears.
STEWART. On Sunday. June "a. 1897. at $50
P st heF srEMas G esva F' aas assnu
Columbia and the late John stewart aged
twenty-five years.
Funeral Wednesday: pm, from Me,r3politan a:
In Memoriam.
GIBBONS. In loving remembrance Of dear
father Rev. WM. GIBBONS. late pastor Of
Zion Baptist Church. who died eleven years
ago today. June -, lSs6.
May LIE rest in peace.
A grave oh, father been dug for thee
Within a still, to thee well-klonn place.
shadow, al its oaR above shall lie,
And flowers, its threshold, TOO. shall grace.
And thou died'st so In thy
Thog'lt lie unconscious of both JOY and smart;
And, daily, to thoughts thoa shalt pturn.
We dig for thee, this grave within hearts.
BY HIS CHILDREN.
SHAW. In loving Remembrance Of dear one,
EDITH MABEL SHAW, who died year ago
today, June -, 1896. in her twentieth year.
She sweetly sleeps with Jesus among the silent
dead. -
BY SISTER EDNA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-06-28
MARK TWAIN DECLINES HELP.
says He Cannot Accept Assistance
While He Can Work

The following letter from Mark Twain
was published in the New York Herald
yesterday:
TO the Editor OF the Herald:
made no revelation to my family Of
your generous undertaking in my behalf
ard for my relief from debt, and in that
l was wrong.
Now that they know all about the matter
they contend | have no right TO allow my
irieLds to help me while my health is good
ana my ability TO work remains that IL is
not ialr to my friends and not iustiiable
anu mat II viii be time enough 10 accent
he'p when II shall he proven that 1 am no
longer able TO work
- am persuaded that they are right
WINE tley are grateful for what Won laVe
conc ana Tor the kindly instinct which
prompted you, IL is urgent that the con-
iiouuchs be returned 10 the givers with
sheir thanks and mine. I yield TO thcIr
ucS,te ara forward their request and nv
ENDORSEMENT of il to you.
was glad when you Initiated tba,
movement, Tor l was tired of the fact ana
Motry OF debt, but 1 recognize that n 20
hot permissible for a man whose case "a
NOT hopeless 10 shift his burdens 20 Other
mems shoulders. - ''"''
IS. l.. CLEMENS.
London, June ~, 1897"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-06-28
Lecture ON Hawaii.

lecture on the Hawaiian Islands was
delivered at the Eastern Presbyterian
Church last evening by Rev. varnum d.
Collins. the weli-known traveller. Conclud.
ing his remarks. after an historical sketch
OF the islands, he said:
Hawaii stands today the greatest DOS
sioie commercial factor of the world, being
the key to the trade of the United States
Central America. Australasia, Japan, the
great empire Of China and the new emuire
OF Russia on the Pacific. There will be a
mighty change In the Pacific ere long.
Whoever possesses Hawaii will hold the
key to the situation. The Hawaiian Islands
should be part OF the United States by
the law OF the God that has made them
already part Of 1t. II we do not make the
annexation, II should be said of US. as Car
lyle once said Of the British: sYe are a iSa.
ton of 100000 FOOLS"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-06-28
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
White-Moses Stern of this city and Re
becca Monroe of Baltimore, Md; Jason L.
McCollum of Montgomery county, Md,
and Emma l.. Hopewell of Shenandoah
county. Va; Joseph l.. Bennett and Vir-
ginia w. Turner; Bates Warren and Ii
settle III. Bell.
Colored-Henry Walker and Mary f.
Smith; Frank Twogood and Sarah WILL
Jams.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-06-28
ST rs, ST & SOC.
shirt waists, 6Oc.
so cards. Csc.

II you are going away this summer you
will need visiting cards. and here is an op-
portunity TO save. So. for so cards and
copper plate and 40c. for reprinting are the
usual prices. Ours are but 75c for so cards
and zoe for reprin;ing, and We guarantee the
workmanship to be as fine as can be had,
and the stock, too.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-06-28
FOR Payment of Pensians

acquisitions for sl4.6Jo,0oO for the nav
neht OF pensions have been granted by the
secretary OF the Interior follows: Wash
iiis'oh' IL. C.' Siooooo; Topeka, Kan. $780,
em; San Francisco, s215op0: PIttsburg 81
$4,000: Philadelphia, $4,000: New york
Sl'50oo; Milwaukee, Sa,saop. I.ou,s,-ille
s,oW0' Knoxville. $4,000: lndianapolis
sl.o,Vo; Detroit, S25o.Oe0: Des Moines So
1870; Concord, sI75.oo0; Columbus. Sioo-
Boston. $350.0v0; Augusta, Name N-o ,,,o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-06-28
VIM. c. keneaiy's Will,

The will of the late VIM C. Kenealy.
dated September 4, 1888. and filed Satur-
day, provides that each of his seven chill
dren shall receive the sum of s., the re-
sidue of the estate being given to his Wild
ow, Johanna kenealy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-06-28

It begins to Loosen and fall on OF turn gray aupIy
Halls Hair Reaewer. and the result viii be pleas
Ing.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1897-01-01
D|e1aprI'e.:
December 25. 1896.

December 25. 1896. h
A Merry Christmay to you all, and a
Happy New Year as WELL a.5
Ira Parke and family Of Sioux Falls,
visited with his father last Sunday.
A large crowd attended the Christmas
tree at the Lutheran church, also the one
at Harrisburg. 1t seems Santa was quite
liberal.
B. Mickenham and family of Iowa,
visited with Delapre friends Sunday.
J. L. Kehm and family attended the
Wendt-Dean wedding in Canton on the
22nd.
Fred Redfeld spent Christmas with
Canton friends, and while there received
bible as present.
Jacob Kelim and wife of Canton, spent
Christmas in Harrisburg with their son.
There will be a masquerade at Harris.
burg. on Friday, Jan. 8. Good music.
Miss Charles, the Harrisburg teacher is
enjoying her vacation.
S. Kinsey is hauling his hogs to Harris
burg. U AND I.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1897-01-01
FairYieN.
December 80, 1896.

December 30, 1896 ,;. a.
The hum of the threshing machine is
again heard in our neighborhood.
Bessie Swenson Of Hudson. was visit
ing relatives here last week. 1,
Miss Herbrandson and Engbert Sven
son called on friends in Highland last
week.
Louis Berg and Tom Hougan, having
heard that Mckinley had opened all the
factories. started for Chicago last week
in quest of work.
Ed. Engebretson is spending the holi-
days in Sioux City. y Z.
DR.. Overholt was considerably injured
in runaway last Monday. Il
A cavalier. from Norway township,
came over and called on Miss Rose Eidem
last week.
Dr.. Wilson made a professional call at
Will Schoen's yesterday. # #
Jocob Johnson feels considerably wor-
ried about cattle deal he made a few
days ago with a young man from High
land. -
Prof Indseth has been engaged as in
structor for the Viola choir, which meets
Thursday evening at Mr.. Dokken's.
While Bert Ellis was hauling straw
recently the wagon reach broke and the
rack was thrown high up in the air, 1t
fell down with terrific force and struck
one of the horses, killing it instantly.
This town voted two to one in favor OF
the advance agent Of prosperity" AS
far as we are concerned we never had
much faith in any agent, but if Roth
schild's agent can give US the good times
he promised, none will hail it with more
delight than MARY ANN.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1897-01-01
CANTON. FRIDAY,

We know of no cure for hog cholera,
but our detective friends can cure the
case of E. Haugseth's swine. Justice L..
P. Helmcy is chief veterinary surgeon.
Yes, and still Haaken doth continual
ly project at Linden such amorous glanc-
es of appreciation as only he can make.
1t exceeds the simple comprehension OF
ordinary mortals how he can stand it.
Miss Mary Lunder closed school in
Dist. 81 for vacation with Christmas
tree and program excellentlY rendered
by her pupils. She is one of the most
popular teachers liz Lincoln county.
i Lands church had a well attended
Christmas gathering Sunday evening.
Thanks to the Jacobson sisters and
Johnny Overseth. The Normanna choir
with A. X. Indseth as leader, and Miss
Gunda Jacobson's pupils entertained US
with we'll rendered selections. 1t was a
pitch dark cloudy night, and the crowd
Of singing humanity hovered around the
hitching posts till an early hour.
Alas, alas. alas, alas! ~,.
An Iowa lad loved Norway lass.
AS Cupid's dart through his heart die fly,
He laid himself at her feet to die.
'Dear friend, she kindly said, ''please
stand 49,.
/ can not part with heart or hand"
He hied himself across the Sioux once
~. more, "4' g.,
And now Graves naught but our lassie's
gore.
HANNAH VIOLA.