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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1898-07-07

never knew their A'N ""' A''' sSO''S'
worth until I used them for the cure of
chronic dyspepsia. For two years suffered
and doetored for that aggravating trouble
but could only be helped Temporarily.
Il think dyspepsia is one of the most
stubborn of ailments, and there is scarcely
a clerk or office man but what is more or
less a victim. Some days I could eat any
thing. while at other times I would be starv-
ing. Those distressed pains would force me
to quit work.
81 tried the hot-water treatment thorough
ly, but it did not affect my case. / have
tried many advertised remedies, but they
would help only for a time. A friend of
mine recommended DIR. Williams Pink Pills
for Pale People, but did not think much OF
them.
81 finally was induced to try the pills and
commenced using them. After taking few
doses found much relief. do not remem-
Der how, many boxes of the pills I used, but
/ used them until the old trouble stopped.
I know they will cure dyspepsia of the worst
form and / am pleased to recommend them,'
DIR. Williams Pink Pills are sold by all
dealers, or will be sent post paid on receipt
of price, so cents box or six boxes for 80,
by addressing DIR. Williams Medicine Com
pany, Schenectady, n. Y.
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Language of the Day.
Hell shall never love again.
She-Ahi An immune - Indianapolis
Journal.
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the last head only. having the lead up to that
time by the following score:
st. Paul VS.. Waupaca. Wis
S. o. Arnold .............. .OOO010l112l0110-
,. >. chandler ............. .llllO2OODOO2OO2-lO
Cooper. from Rat Portage. took easy
game from Marriott, OF Baraboo, as follows:
Baraboo. VS., Portage la Prairie
10. u. Marriott ............. .O3OllOOOll0OOO-
w. j. CoOpeI -. .ZOlVJlooOVzIlz-iO
After submitting to all sorts of indignities
at the hands of less distinguished teams, the
docile curriers' from Pilot Mound finally re-
belled and the brunt of their rebellion was
borne by no less notable team than Kibbe' s
Chicago rink, which was taken in nicely.
Indeed. it was only in the last four heads that
the Chicagoans made any showing at all. The
score:
Pilot Mound vs.. Chicago
r. Mckay ...................2 120O211 1921 GOODS
". w. hlDDe ...-. .OJU3lOUOOyO3l22-l2
Two teams of acknowledged cracks came to-
gether when McDiarmld, Of Winnipeg and
Duncan, of Duluth, were the opposing skips,
but though the play was for the Duluth
trophy. the Lakeside curriers' could gather no
inspiration therefrom. and their defeat was
overwhelming. Score:
Winnipeg vs.. Duluth
]. McDiarmid .........,. 1 O1j232O0202-19
W "a duncan ................. .UOllUJUDZlOIU- 9
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JOHN JOHNSON TROPHY.
Three Games in That Series Played
Last Night.

The play for the John Johnson trophy.
presented by the local club, was begun last
night. Two new Kinks are entered, one from
New Richmond Wis, and one from Maple
ton, MINI. There was a rurnor afoat last
night, too that Skip Hurden, of Duluth, had
shown up, and that he might cease forfeiting
to lucky locals.
The st. Paul club was represented in each
or the three games played in this series last
night, and lost two Of them. McMillan's men
being defeated by the redoubtable Stout team,
from Baraboo. Lorimer not being present
Alex McCulloch skipped rink entered, in his
place but could not win out. The score
a. McCulloch ........... .10400i0} OO2d10-10
+; Foote .030230221101G01-16
Stout and Mcmillan drew No. rink It was
better, perhaps. than the ice outside but its
condition was far from ideal. The Waupaca
rink really won the game on the second head
when they ran up five together an irretriey-
able loss for the locals. Score:
+. Stout .............. .0J010121 1011 1201-16
New. Richmond's first appearance was not
suspicious but with the ice in the condition
1t was last evening it is not surprising that
the work Of any team should not have been
up to Its usual standard. DR.. Epley's men
got lead at first, but could not hold 1t and
Snowden carried off the opening contest
st. Paul VS.. New Richmond
Dpley ....................G211O 10O1c00010-
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consins winning on the last head by two
points. follows:
Duluth VS.. Waupaca, Wis.,
r. J. Mcleod $500. .2O10OO010110120- 8
There was pretty even match, something
on the see-saw order, between the Kinks
skipped by Mould, Of Baraboo and Mccall
Of Cambria. The latter won by two points,
as fellows: -.
Cambria VS.. Baraboo, Wis
NJ. II. Mould ..!... .llO4O0O0Ol01410-13
A; =. Mccall ..:...r,. -ooZ92llSlO3OOo2-16
Portage la Prairie. a pretty fast pace, and
won handily, thus
Baraboo, Wis, VS.. Portage la Prairie
r. 6. Marriott -. INTERCHANGEABLE
The feature of the morning game between
Griggs and Lorrimer was the playing Of
Charles Barlow, a young curler of the Griggs
rink. His playing throughout the bonspiel
has been steady and reliable and has opened
the eyes of many of the older curriers'. In
has been very important factor. The score
was:
ST. Paul VS. St Paul ~
C. NJ. Griggs .. :. .......C. .0310011111322OO-
w. w. Lorimer ~. .40e11000OOOO011- 8
The veteran skip of Minneapolis, Salisbury
was called for the morning match with
Macklin, of Killarney, and this gives the
Manitobans a chance on the Pfister trophy
that they might not have had otherwise.
Kibbe and his Chicago stars gave Snow
dens St. Paul rink veritable taste Of high
life and relegated them, 13 to g. as fol-
lows:
st. Paul VS.. Chicago
H. SIowden .... E. ......... .021000i000l1011- s
f. w. Kibbe ......... .100131032100100-
Robertson. of Milwaukee. and Patton of
the Assinaboine club, were the opposing
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can. and a very worthy American. too. Du-
luth folk say. II. j. Mcleod. The score:
st. Paul vs.. Duluth
ID. Mcmillan ....... O203OO1 OO0nn21tt- II
II. -. MCLEOD .2O6Oll0l2 152O000-2l
Winsor. OF Mansion, has had no lucky stars
shedding their efrulgent glow upon him since
the bonspiel opened and yesterday in tho
consolation the eyer-present hoodoo again APP
peared. Winsor started off like a four-time
winner but coming down the back stretch
Knight, OF Brandon, led the Manitobans at a
pace that defied opposition, and Wnsor went
down to defeat again. Score:
Mauston. Wis. vs. Brandon, Man.
W. 5. Winsor .............. .2201 00020O2Ol0Of-14
E. hnlght ................. .O0l01l l0530l0220-17
In the afternoon Dr. Schnaar got a glimpse.
at least, of the consolation prize. for his rink
DEBATED MrLeod, OF Duluth, who for .ew
short hours were delighted with the doubtful
glory of defeating Dan McMiIlan's rink, q
to II. The score was:
Rat Portage VS.. Duluth
Dr. SEMINAR ............... .201021G2420 0:07-l5
X. j. Mcleod go. ....... .OlO2JO3OO221011-12
McLeod's defeat however did not leave
Duluth without a show, for Smiths rink
waded In and wrested a contest from Drewry
and his Rat Portage rink and that. too. by
the closely confined score of Y to 7. Here it
IS:
Rat Portage vs.. Duluth
george Drewry ....... .OOJG0lf1G1 0 10 I
a. H. Snlth 80. ........... .lL2lOOClDD2jl2-12
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Woman's Health
Yale Beauty System.

During Nine. Yale's recent visit thousands
hoped to profit by Nine Yaes wise teachings
We're unable to obtain tickets or to even gain
an entrance to the theater, owing to her
oXercrowded house and consequently petit
lion was forwarded to Nine. Yale by MANY
OF her sex, asking for a return lecture which
request she not only consented TO grant but
decided to give two lectures, so that her COM
plete system may be intellgently understood
land for the special benefit of sick women,
Mime: Yale will deliver a scientific lecture Of
her health system, that treats of curing all
known ailments affecting woman's health
Every lady attending the lecture Thursday
afternoon. January o. will receive a free
bottle of Nine. Yale's great remedy, Fruit
Cura. Woman's Tonic" Those attending
the beauty lecture on Friday afternoon, jan
uary %, will receive valuable toilet article
free. 1919
Nine. Yale takes pleasure in announcing
that her lectures will be complimentary.
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next bonspiel, each club having won
the trophy two years.
There is a larger field left in the Du-
luth Jobbers' trophy competition, but it
is established that the cup will not re-
main in Cambria another year, as Skip
McCalPs company are out of it, If, in
deed, it stays in Wisconsin, Mould or
Marriott, Of Baraboo; Mckay, Of Pilot
Mound; Stout or Chandler, Of Wau-
paca. must be its saviors. OF these
Stout has lasted one round more than
his colaborers, an honor which is shar-
ed by Frank McCarthy's rink, formerly
known as the Defiel skip This rink
has shaken the hoodoo, apparently, and
is now in fair way to come out with
honors yet. Riheldaffer and Griggs
still have chance to capture this tro-
ply for the locals, while Smith and
Mcleod, of Duluth, are equally san
guine. Manitoba still has Grassie,
Cooper, Patten and McDiarmid to look
after her interests in this series, which
will be badly shaken up today.
The point contests will be taken UP
this morning.
Today will be spent in the following con-
tests. which will commence promptly at 9
q. m. and close after the 5 p. m. drawing.
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rink found itself in pretty fast company
Stout OF the crack Waupaca rink leading
the locals into the club house with score
cards that indicated a disastrous defeat, II to
T. as follows:
Waupaca, Wis, VS.. st. Paul
F. Stout OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1O12O1O152O21OO-17
H. w Cory .................. O1O0O2010OO100l1- I
Duncan of Duluth, had things as easy as
though he started his crew down the incline
from the top of the town. Mckay. of Pilot
Mound, and his rink were very apparently
outclassed. The score follows:
Pilot Mound VS.. Duluth
R. Mckay .............. 1O2O11OOO111OOCO- 8
c. A. Duncan ............. .020i0G1l 01G003121-l3
out Of all hope Of winning the st. Paul job
bers' trophy played last night on No.
rink, at least in a miniature lake. which
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FOR THE DULUTH TROPHY.
Duncan's Rink Could Not Hold 1t at

NH Griggs' rink was pitted FOR a second
time against DR.. Lattimer and his Holland
men, and the result was as before although
the score was slightly smaller the Saints
winning handly. Score:
st. Paul VS.. Holland, Man.
c. NJ. Griggs .. ........... 1O30210)3011331-1S
DR.. Lattimer -. .......... .02G3002101G0OJ2-11
StOut's Waupaca rink and McDonald's four
from Niepwa played a very pretty
game in the afternoon, but the Manitobas
were unfortunate as in the previous con-
tests and after leading the Badgers
for nearly full game, lost in the last head.
as follows:
Wapaca. Wis, VS.. Niepwa:
James McDanald ff202:0 10JO1OC- 9
The Assinaboines CT Winnipeg under Skip
Patterns leadership, had a little the best Of
the match with Robertson of Milwaukee un-
til the very last. but the last head the
Badgers punched tour and won out. Score:
Milwaukee VS.. Winnipeg
o. w. Robertson ..... .202i1010010lG14-14
F. l.. Patton -. .......... .0300030f201090)-11
Mould. of Baraboo, had a comparatively
under Wells captaincy. The score was:
Portage. Wis, vs.. Baraboo, Wis
T. J. Wells commencement. 03011O20fOOO3
One of the prettiest games of the afternoon
was between two of the local Kinks Judge
Cory's and Frank McCarthys. The judge
started off in fine form, and the game was
half over before the Mccarthy rink really
made any showing at all. They then warmed
up. however, and made It a close contest,
the Cory team getting the winning shot on
the last head. Score:
st. Paul VS.. St. Paul
H. w. Cory ............... 101031 O2OOO2101-12
F. Mccarthy ............. .0101G01O31 1 O30-l1
Another close match was between the Kinks
skipped by President Arnold, of the local
club. and Chambers smart Waupaca set
The locals yielded the palm to the visitors on
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who came off with yesterdays honors.
The much-feared Mantobans are out
Of the running in the competition for
the st. Paul Jobbers' trophy, now held
by the Arlington rink, the list of eligi-
bles in that event having now narrow
ed down to five Kinks. These are "MiT'
Griggs' four, representing st. Paul, the
until last night invincible Robertson,
of Milwaukee,; Mould, Of Baraboo
Stout, of Waupaca, and Duncan, OF
Duluth. SO that Wisconsin has all the
best Of it, having three chances in five
to win the coveted cups
Play for the Pfister trophy is drawn
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skips in a neat match. which was won by
the Brewers, 13 to 10. A block of four points
on the fifth lead was the salvation OF the
Wisconsin folks. Score:
Milwaukee VS.. Assinaboine-
O.-W Robertson :. . ..... .I10040O21O301OO-
f. L. Patton :. =. ....... CONFERENCE.-THE
Exciting, indeed, was the play for the
Pfister trophy last night, narrowing as it did
the list of eligibes down to single quartette
1t is hard to say that any one of the four
games was better than any of the others, for
all were fine and close contests, In spite of
the condition Of the ice. Considering that
they were played on outdoor ice. perhaps, the
honors should be given to Kibbes Chicago
last stone of the night dlslodging the shot
stone that would have given Robertson, of
Milwaukee. tie and another chance for the
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even closer to an end. McDiarmid, Of
Winnipeg, must surrender the cup he
has won two years in succession, and
which he had to win but one more year
to make it the permanent property Of
the Granite club, of Winnipeg. Kibbe,
of Chicago, or some Wisconsin club will
get 1t, the Badger state Kinks still hav-
ing chance for it, being Mccall, Of
Cambria; Marriott, of Baraboo, and
Chandler of Waupaca. If Chandler
wins 1t will be the second time for his
rink, which would make a pretty race
between Winnipeg and Waupaca at the
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trophy. they had both fought so hard for
The water on the rink made exact shots ex-
ceedingly difficult, and there was some I'M
steadiness in individual play. but the round
up of the Kinks showed close soores, except ON
two or three heads. Score:
Milwaukee VS.. Chicago
o. NJ. Robertson mic. .1O11O012O2310OO-
Kibbe ............ .01OO21O030O0421-14
The crowd found its amusement last night
in the match between Big Jim McDiarmid's
rink. from Winnepeg. and Mccall. of Cambria
The latter started off ahead winning three
to then and tied, after which it was something
of a see-saw whip-saw in counting Mccall
ultimately get a lead of six and the Winni-
peggers looked like sure losers, but then
they piled four up on one end and came so
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Kinks on the ice abandoned their own con-
tests to watch the finish of the great inter-
national contest for the Pfster trophy. Nc
Diarmid and his men got the lead at arst
but the indomitable Scott rallied his forces
on the third head. and for four straight ends
gave the Canadians no show. big Jim, I"
full ends, and after that the Manitobans had
a shade the best Of it to the end, although
SCOTS rink came down to the goal with a
spirit that won the admiration of all 1t was
a mastery game, as the score shows but
family:
Granite, Winnipeg, VS.. St Paul
j: McDiarmid ......... .21OOOO33O11O2OO-
Tom Scott. ........... .0O2311001001011-11
Another pretty game in the Pfster series
was that between the Chandler rink, of Wau-
paca, and McLeod's Duluth rink. the Wis
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near to victory that number OF Wisconsin
sympathizers were in imminent danger of
heart disease.
Winnipeg VS.. Cambria
]. McDiarmid -. ~ 021OO01GO1041-1G
A. E. Mccall =. 800. -. .1210O111O1102O0-
Waupaca and Chandler seem. to be synony-
nous with victory and Macklin. of Killarney.
found himself set against a pretty hard pro-
position in the third round for the Pfster.
however. as they won four successive heads
and got lead Of five in the start but after
the Waupacas got the lay OF the soft ice, they
naming eleven heads. Their marking was
small, however. and play close at every
Chandler =. ............!.. l.. oo012o112111O1-11
Macklfn ............ .12110030O000010- 9
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PICKED UP on THE ICE.

The trophies being contested for are on ex.
hibiton in the show windows of l.. G.. HoR-
man & Co.
The smoking concert this evening will be-
q welcome relief to the weary curriers'.
Healthy as the sport is, three matches
day. with the ice in the condition it has been
in since Tuesday noon. Is hard work. and the
rest will be entirely welcome.
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mil" Griggs lost game to Marriott. of
Baraboo, but it was a defeat that carried
with it no disgrace. and one of the victors
remarked after the game that it was the
hardest fighting he had had in a long time.
Griggs' rink came within one of tying the
score on the next to the last head, and on
the final end held their opponents down to
a single count. Score:
st. Paul VS.. Baraboo-
G. NJ. Griggs 80. ......... 3OOO2l1O1O11O1O-11
w. NJ Marriott ....... .0l22GG0204O0l01-1
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PLAYED IT IN POOLS
NOT BETTING POOLS, BUT LIMPID
LAKES MARRIED PLAY IN THE
BONSPIEL.
CONTESTS THINNING OUT.
FIVE RINI<s REMAIN IN THE FIRST
EyENT-FOUR IN THE
SECOND.
TODAY IS TO BE A GREAT DAY.
international and Point Contests
Begin, and n Smoking Concert
Is Set for Tonight.
CONTESTS THINNING OUT.
TODAY is TO BE A GREAT DAY.

Yesterday was a day of the unex-
pected in the big curling bonspiel, pos
sibly because the mushy, or at the best
sloppy condition of the ice, tended to
reduce the Kinks to a common level,
and it was so much the most skillful,
perhaps, as it was the most adaptable,
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TICKETS FREE.

deserved scat tickets for lecture
of Jan. % may now be obtained free
by calling at the Drug Department
of Schuneman tS Evans. Those for
Jan. IS to be distributed Monday.
These tickets cntitIe bearer to re-
served seats. Secure tickets early.
as many Will be turned away.
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TO CONSOLE THE LOSERS.
Results of Play Between the Previ-
CusIy UnsuecessfuI

J. p. Adamson found no consolation In the
so-calied consolation. Defeated at all turns
ne found that he was even more miserable
than DR.. Schnaar, Of Rat Portage, whose only
notable victory was in defeating the ST. Paul
men Yesterday morning. IS to r. as follows:
Rat Portage VS.. ST. Paul
Dr. Schnaar .................2 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
J. p. Adamson ............ .02S0l1 OIL 10100I10-l2
Dan Mcmillan was not a bit more fortunate
than Adamson. although he had the consola-
ton that was denied Jim Corbett The cham
pioDship was taken from him by an Ameri-
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tobans put up a manly battle and on form,
perhaps, should have won, but the Badger
team massed five inside on the fourth head,
and that was where the trophy went By the
board The score:
Winnipeg VS.. Baraboo-
Payne :. .... ............. .CO1O21O11OO2C21O-11
Mould ..... -. .......... .11050010 O1202OO1-14
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81 used DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup In my fam
lily and found its work marvellous. No house.
hold IS complete without It, Chas. Schober,
90 Norris street. Baltimore. Md"
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The drawings, as made last night, were as fol-
lows:
Johnson Trophy. No. /
5. Il. ". Villa Williams H. HonV ". @ Cory.
l. S. o. Arnold. II. Hurdon.
4. s. Marriott. Duncan
Z. Chandler. Kibbe.
st. Paul Jobbers, No. 3
3. o. w. Robertson.C. NJ. Griggs.
g. DJ j. mc iSSGGaS NO. J. H. Riohldaffer
p. R. J. Mcleod. NJ. H. Mould
8. W. j. Cooper. F. Stout.
The event of the tournament will open to-
morrow, when the International contest opens
at p. m. The following were the teams Sc
lected by the committee Of the executive
board of the association last night. The COM
mittee on drawing was made up as follows:
Judge II. w. Cory, chairman Of the executive
committee; o. w. Robertson, president; H.
W. Williams, vice president; w. F. Myron
secretary and treasurer, and W. F. Winson. Of
Mansion. The international contest Will be
one Of the hottest and most interesting events
Of the bonspiel and the teams as selected are
as follows:
Americans. Canadians.
5. 0. W. Robertson.M. Macklen.
Q. A. Mccall. J. McDairmid
3. f. w. Kibbe. James Grasse.
8. Tom Wells f. L. Patton.
TO- f. Foote. F. Knight
2. R. J. Mcleod Dr. Lattimer.
6. H. Hurdon. W. j. Cooper
4. Tom Scott James Macdonald.
II. M. II. Mould. w. F. Payne.
u. II. w. Williams. DR.. Schnarr
7. w. S. Winsor r. NJ. Mckay
l. G. M. Griggs. George Drewry.
DOWN PRETTY FINE.
for the st. Paul Jobbers' trophy, Judge Cory's
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PLAY FOR THE PFIsTER.

If there is anything the average curler will
not do 1t is to leave his own game to look
on at the rink of another contest and this
makes the more impressive the compliment
paid to Skips McDiarmid and Scott by the
fact that their game yesterday morning
drew to q close the majority of the other
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ABERDEEN, S. D., Jan. 19-Fred Bonker.
of Glendale, was found dead IN a hotel room
here tonight 1t is supposed he died of
been i'll of trouble of that nature The re-
mains will be taken to Glendale. He was
twenty-four years old and single.
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T. ]. Wells. Portage .13
A. w. Smith. Duluth ...... 9
]. McDiarmid. Winnipeg. :. Is
L. Stout, Waupaca. IL
H. w. Williams. Waupaca. 10
l.. Defiel. st. Paul 20
H. w. Cory. st. Paul IL
T. Foote. Minneapolis IA
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@lzAN1Am0N2l:S'::zAzzz1z
WHIST TOURNEY.

Briggs and Bronson Win the High
Score Badges.
Briggs and Bronson made the high score in
the St. Paul Chess and Whist club game
played last night. The score:
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A. II. Smith, Duluth. 70
George Drewry, Rat Portage. Z
James Grassie, Portage la Prairie.
James Mcdonald, Niepwa.
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- Insane Mans Suicide.
LITTLE FALLS, Mimi, Jan. 19-Joseph
Kuer, insane man Of Buckmantown, COM
mitted suicide yesterday by hanging He was
released last October from Fergus Falls
asylum. He was blind also.
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Tickets Complimentary.

Ladies-You are hereby notified that Nine
Yale has most graciously consented to again
visit st. Paul and deliver two lectures on
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