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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1898-06-15
His Last Name Good Enough.

II WISH" said the young man,
"thatiyou would be less formal and
call me by my first name"
I'D rather not.'2' replied his fair
companion. Your last name suits
me.
A few minutes later they were
discussing the merits of the different
firms that supply furniture upon the
installment PLAN = Philadelphia
Press. e
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1898-06-15
And Candy For Sale.

"Here, said Benny's papa, show
ing the little fellow a coin, lis pen
ny 800 years old. It was given to
me when was little boy"
"Gee whizl" calculated Benny.
Just think of any one being able
to keep a penny as long as that
without spending it'll" Harper's
Bazaar.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1898-06-15
Pauperisnn.

Deacon Jones-You really think
this is deserving case, Mrs. Browns
You think there is no doubt about
the family being poorG
Mrs. Brown-Oh, there can be no
doubt about it, deacon. Why, every
one of the family rides a last years
wheel. Boston Transcript,
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1898-06-15
RuhsanuNnt.

After popping the question pops
Re question. Boston Courier.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-01-22
ianlIdlw-wlt


Whereas, il is The opinion @. las.
Council that Good dope street. ron
Sprigg street % Spanish street, should
be graveled and Iut in condition tos
public use. therefore BE- il
RESOLVED, That said Good Hop
street be grayeled from SPrig- 10
Spanish street, the width ana depth &c
be determined by The Strickland Wharf
Committee. and to the end that said
work may be done. the City Clerk is
hereby instructed 10 publish this reso-
luton for two consecutive weeks IN the
newspaper doing the city printing.
fSicnedl !. y. BLoaiEEEG.
I certify That the foregoing rasoiu-
ton was presented, lsad and adopted
at an adjourned regular meeting OF the
CITY Council held on Monday evening
January 18th, 1898.
GEO. +. CEAPrELL,
City Clerk.
January Is, 1855. Wv
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-01-22

FINAL SETTLEMENT.-Notice is
hereby given to all creditors and
others interested in the estate of Will
liam B. Colyer, deceased. that the ur-
dersigned administrator OF said estate
intends TO make final settlement there
OF at the next term OF the Probate
Court Of Cape Girardeau county. Mis-
souri,, to be held at the court house
in the city of Jackson, Missouri. on
Monday, February lith. 1898.
ROBERT N. SAWYER.
~jan22n40 Administrator.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-01-22

Send us the names and addresses OF
three or more performers or the piano
or 9 together with ten cents IN
silver or postage and we will mail you
ten pieces full sheet music, consisting
of popular songs, waltzes, marches,
ETC., arranged for the piano and or
gan. Address.
POPULAR Music PUB. CO.,
Indianapolis, Ind.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-01-22

FINAL SETTLEMENT. Notice is
uareby given 10 Al! creditors and
others Interested IN the estate OF Will
liam II. .5chicv"ihein. deceased, that
he undersigned ~cXecutriX o. thc last
I'll. o. said estate intends to make
na..I settlement thereof II tn neA: term
OF Ii. Cape Girardcau Court u Cen
..an P.cas OF Cape GirardeaN county,
l..s.uuri. to be held ut the court house
j. the city Of Cape Girardeau. Mis-
souri,. on Monday. January -4:h 1893.
CAROLINE 5CHiEEElBElN.
T,rH-.Hs E~XccUt.i%.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-01-22

FINAL SETTLEMENT.- Notice j.
hereby given 10 ali creditors and
c.hersinteresteG in iheestatetON iti!am
Lohkamp. deceased, that the Under
sirned administrator OF said estate in
lends to make ina! settlement thereof
4, the next term OF TIE CapeG irarde&u
Court OF Common Pleas of Cape Cir
arGeau county. Missouri, TO be held at
the court house IN the city OF Cape
Girardeau, Missouri, or Monday.
January 24lh. 1858.
HENRY c. BARTELS,
Gcc2Jr3j Administrator.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-01-22
go. aPITA alDNEi.
Do Prices Depend Upon Amount
or Upon KIM Of money!

Facts which VIII E&Ip to DispeI the
"Hore Money DclusiOn - Some
POSER fOr thc S~iIyerItc Professors
Who Are Conducting the "EntiOnaI
Financial SchDoI"-Why Are Prices
High and Per Capita Money Low In
Silver Standard Countries.-ShouId
Deposits Ia hanks BE Included IL
Estimating Amount Of Money Which
Affects Prices:
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-01-22

Bully Tor Congressman Fandiver.
He is opposed to Civi! Service ana lie
will vote Win Int boys to knock il
Out. Mr.. NaG..ver is nub"dy's loci,
if lie i a free silver Democrat.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-01-22

Dora Richardson has returned to
her old, but ambitious lever. ana they
have kissed and mate up These Ken
tGckians ara = queer people. Trey
separate 5ut they 90 Io-e.hor again.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-01-22
~T-,Yor,.1: G~Ez:2css.

Appoint your committees. M r.:
md let YOUR house 90 TO WORK, adv>".
the Chicag> Times-Aerald ire.
1.-TWO great subjects are now prose-
upon the house for consideration g
is the bankruptcy bill AMI III" nth"
currency reform"
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-01-22

We are waiting. patiently .or -oEe
garden seeds from Washington. We
have unaltcrab.c faith il our Con
grcssman-in .aeo sc know he : Il
statesman.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-01-22

The Republicans of this county are
going to drop all little side Issues and
get together. They will put winning
ticket IN the field this year.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-01-22
CITY COUNCIL.

Council Chamber, City o. Cape Cir
ardeau. Monday Evening, January
IIth, 1885.
The Council met in adjourned regU-
ar session, Mayor William Il. Coer.
Yer President, presiding.
Members present--Messrs B~loIEeyer,
Dempsey, Kimmel. PolacE, Powers.
i;ueos5amp. UnnerstalI.
Absent-Mr. Givens.
The Street and Wharf Committee
presented the following report. which
las read:
% the Honorable Mayor ana Coun-
ell.
conference.-the. your Street and
Wharf Committee, to whom was re-
:orred the petition of property owners
asking that L sidewalk and curbing be
constructed along the north s,de of
Good Hope street, between Sprigy aud
L0rimier streets. with instructions to
ascertain the grade where said side
"aik is to bc constructed. beg leave to
report that the City Engineer informs
as that the present surface grade is
he established grade.
Respectfully submitted.
~ingcd- THOMAS POWERS,
AUGUST ItCESSEAMp,
FRANK LNNERSTALL.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-01-22

which the free silver delusion is found
ed is the assumption by all silver.tes
and cheap money advocates tina. prices
ere regulated by The amount of money
in circulation aud that there is any Lee
essary relation between prices and
mount Of moEry. When driven from
4 position The OimetIllists take ref
uge in another gust rs insecure and H.
logical, but perhaps d little more MD
zen by sophistTy. The ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
among them do not now assert that to
dvGb!e the amoul; of money is to
double prices. They generally admit
that the rapidity 9: circulation and the
uze Of credits aireet the efficiency C..
money and prevent All exact statement
Of the relation between amour; of mon
ey and goods, but chat more money un-
dOuLtedly means h;yher prices. al ! yict
versa.
The per capita idea of money so prev
Slent with silverites is disprovej IL
many WIS. Statistics of price. and
amounts o. money per capita in Use il
different countries at the ss:ue or at
different times fa.l 10 SHOW aEf certain
relation between prices and mercy.
Thus, Will prices have declined in the
world and in t5.s roYntrv rorv araa4-
" since ,ero g. 80 o- ~ b.
amount Of c,rney j. *. has inc-c.,a6
~arcryrcye!r r., , rar ~,.o,i4, ci..,
!ation of si.c3 in 1.na Si.F3; -, 1,5a and
s1s19 in 1871 We go. H.. mo - sse
and This ,r1in~ rbn a~.,to-
ran;1;fy O.: cfrcrr..,cr n rolerp GoL.
lars @3G the vast :r,r-arcd a-.} -
4rrsc:7 rs, Of r~.. Ia ~snr,~~,ror,
morcy" aa-.ra;c r,r.sr ~cxaI1i, lh:.
gras1 i'll Of .r.,t IN c~orrdrfin, r.:tI
ttc cr,at rrrr.aer i, ,,or ~~o ifa
raarr
.A~.f.. n. ,,- ,ani.o cfrr,., neI
30 ,r,,, a~r.r.,T .,r,+~;es.rt1.,~.- I'D
< .r..r. e,.. H.. -, - 49, ri
1870, ~ -
~ ~. sfirer::o .-s@.>,
d.-o4iar "r--,~, ,ch,or.,. :, ,.s-o,-
~ s~r.,,-... 49, .t.t~s o,-r ,ir -
49, c,~.r- -..n. :. srta~
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o,l--.ai.i rs ars".2 Viii thar eyplgir
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-01-22
rnnt on ni..ns O. Io..e..

look on diseases OF "orscs, ate.
sheen. dogs. hos and poultry mailed
.... ~ addressing Humphreys Ee:er-
ina,y specifics. corne" William 4
john ST.. New York.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-01-22

Directory Of The PrinclyaI business HOUSES
The following is published daily for the
benefit of travelling statesmen, strangers and
the public generally. il cannot TAI! TO prove
OF interest to all who intend transacting bust
ness in Cape Girardeau.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-01-22
Grcnt MUSIC Offer.

january Is, 1885.
Mower County transcript., 1898-09-28
Trouble inCamp.

A dispatch from New Ulm to the
Pioneer Press says that there was
mutiny among the soldiers at Camp
Mueller Thursday morning. For a
time it boded seriously for Capt.
Lemay. When the captains called
for volunteers Wednesday to do guard
duty during furlough they promised
that the government would allow the
men 70 cents day for meals to be-
taken wherever desired. The cap-
tains had no authority for making
such promise aside: from the state
gment Of Col: sBobleter that an effort
was being made TO get the govern
Fment's consent to such an arrange
ment, but they made it and conse-
quently found plenty of volunteers.
Wednesday night when it was an
'nouneed that only the usual rations
would pc issued, there was trouble
Many OF the boys had already pur-
chased meal tickets and the. change
in what they had been made 10 be-
lieve were the plans angereds them.
Thursday morning not one Of the
>hnndred would respond to- roll call.
They remained IL the tents and
sent word back to Uapt. Lemay that
they would take the first train home
Instead Of trying to reason with the
boys, Lenay, tried to:enforce obedience
BY placips one Of theScofpora,,lls under
arrest: This OILY Ell Mtteled thes boys, b,,:,y,
still more. Threats wsstmade on all +
bands against Capt. Lensay, .1I4#j5Ifi ss55sS5
AT this junctule sA. .W. Il
Wright appeared ANU sscoeeded in,. !
conciliating the men by PROMISING
they would lose nothing Iby stayiine
and that If any had volunteered ulnupaaer
Misrepresentation and insisted Hon
going home he would wire Athe ycaa,pp,-
tains to send relief at once me
manner in which Maj. Wriaht talked
had the effect OF inducingtthe headers
of2the mutiny to APOLOGIZE tohim Ifu0ls Isfur
their conduct. Had the field Eombcer
been absent, however, there is not,. rt ).
much doubt thai it would have gone ,,s,x.
hard with Lemay. The Incident ex-
plains lin part the dislike sthe men
have for some OF their Junior officers.
The failure OF the latter to appeal to-
the judgmentof the menH and their
determination to carry their points by
sheer exercise ofsauthority accounts
for it all. Trouble is feared for some
OF them when the soldiers are mus
tered out.
Mower County transcript., 1898-09-28
Ne w Legal Point { Concerning Grand
.r ~. f.47. mi; .Juries. = ; <'rt ~

New Legal Point Concerning Grand
From the Winona Independent. zE
::ln his charge to the grand jury yes-5
terday Judge Snow brought out A.
point which has hitherto never been
raised in this county, and it is doubt
full ii in any other county of the,
state. 1t has been customary, and bws
many considered obligatory, in the,
charge to the grand jury to instruct
them to examine into and report to,
the court upon the condition of the
county institutions, such as the COURT
house, jail. poor farm, etc. In look
Ing over the statutes previous to,
charging the jury, Judge Snow. was
considerably surprised to find that.
no intimation, let alone obligation. z
was. imposed upon the members Of
the grand jury to visit and inspect,
the poor farm. -. -.
1t. comes within their provinces:
however, to inquire into the county
official acts Of all county officials, in
Guiding those of the farm, and if
any rumors entered behind the closed
doors OF the jury room as to miscon-
duct OF officers, to thoroughly inquire
into and investigate. the matter. .ssszs..s.zz
Judge Snow 81 bis address explained
This TO the Jury, stating that as far
as ne knew, it would not be necessary
Tor them or committee, to take a
trip to the county poor farm, as the
workings of that institution properly
came under the control of the state
board OF charities and correction.
Mower County transcript., 1898-09-28

Congressman Tawney's Cam

e..
A dispatch from Winona says that
Congressman James A. Tawney will
open his speaking campaign for re-
election in the first district ION the
10th Of October and will speak daily,
often several times day, from then
until election. In the meantime much
quiet work will be done. The demo-
Gratis, it has come to the knowledge Of
the congressional committee, are con-
Quoting Milo Whites campaign in a
secret manner and the repu blicans
will meet them at their own tactics.
The democrats are endeavoring to
ascertain the names of disaffected
republicans, OF whom there are but
few, and work on them to throw their
.inauencetagainst Mr.. Tawney.. For
thls purpose letters iOfEinquiry die
being written { concerning certain
parties, the letters purporting to come
from some friend of Mr.. ~Tawney,s,
when in reality they are from the
Milo White camp Inqthjs smanner4itP
as sought to. secure in formation that
would be;obtained in5 other way.
At the recent meeting Of the first
district congressional committee,
reports were presented by each men,
der ofl the conditions 10 1 their re-
spective counties. r. These reports
showed that throughout the district
there is no criticism of or feeling
against the administration of the
legislation Of the fifty-fifth congress.
headisaffection among republicans
oh 4ccount of postddfce coptro versies
hassbeeny@ aecordihga to 5theF reports
presented at the meeting, greatly
exaggerated. The universal opinion
M lthatssthia men 5appointed are Ill
competent, worthy and good republi-
cans, and that all candidates had a
fair opportunity to present their ap|
plications land Endorsements Of
friends. What Eglltsls disa1 1ectipn
there is grows out " tue " disabpolnt-
ment of candidates andGiaisN Qltheir
friends more loyaItoS 1sfeated ten-
didates than they lafs to the, republis,
can party. g. O sI YSssaaa<sss,,,,
The committee decided that, al-R
though notHapparently necessary, q
vigorous campaign will be made and
the district be kept Ia the position It
now occupies Of the banner republi-
can, district OF the state. s.'5.e' + + 4
Mr.. Tawney has been invited by
s.e shs 1eYa sa ss fsetga sa PBBE
can scampaigp.fn Iowa. II <is to be
opened sfn al the congressional dis
tricts ip TIN state % theF sth lofi
October. Mr.. TaWney will accept
tne 'n''''',ea:I q
Mower County transcript., 1898-09-28
Dress Goods.

Fancy CheViots. % in. wide. ~
per yd............ 49,. }. -. MO Gus
American Cashmere, 3S inches
wide, per yd.. 40 cts
All wool Novelties, 36 inches
wide. DerwCl ..25 cts
All wool Frsnch> Serge, per va, 70 cts
All wool Dress iRlahnels, 40 In.
wide ner vd. 70 cts
A full line .Uf Novelties in Patterns
no two alike, from 81 to $3.50 peryd.
Black Dress %"ods in Serge, Henri
eta, Monair, Broadcloth. and French
Novelties from Is cts TO 81 81: fttTill
nav you >t6 see this HE before fpur.
chasing your Rack Dress for fail.
Mower County transcript., 1898-09-28
GROCERIES.

Pune Pepper, per lb........g... Is cts
All.ktnd Of spices at very low prices.
IL boxes of Parlor Matches. %. 10 cts
Loose Mpscstelz zRaisins, per ID. 5 cts
Dried Peaches, Apricots, ETC.,
from per lb. ....5 to 10 cts
Columbia Salmon, per can...... 10 cts
Sardines per can. -. $500 .... 4cts
Canned Peaches, Pears, Apricots
at away down prices You can save
hom 10 toes per cent On your grocer:
les byspurchasing from US. n, 3.
Mower County transcript., 1898-09-28

Crash Toweling, that issextral !
igoodvalue, peryd:5c, ,7e andsl0
Table Damask, Turkey red, yd 122
Table Damask, fast color, yd.. 10
Pure Linen, Irish Damask, yd. 20
Bleaehed Damask, persyd Co., 90
Napkins, !. she,~yer'doz.: = !: :: *98
We show the best line Of Linen
this section of the country.
Mower County transcript., 1898-09-28

s. bars santa Claus, savon, - ( g..
! -Lexon. ETC., Soap ff9r.. 25, cts
II bars Fairbanks Standard -
Soap, for. Is cts
Fine Toilet Soap, 2 bars for. =. 5 cts
Gedney's best Cider Vinegar,
per gal. .... II cts
Pickels Vinegar, per gal ... 25 cts
Golden Drip Syrup, per gal.:...a22 cts
New orleans GLASSES per gal Is cts
a. 81 H.Soda, pkg Z cts, 4 for.. 25 cts
Tait's Baking Powder, per can. cts
Prices. Baking Powder, 10: can 80 cts
Mower County transcript., 1898-09-28
About
Prescriptions: s:

There is no profession or oc-
cupatioo where knowledge,
IL skill and experience are of
Ez greater Importance than in
. the art Of compounding
prescriptions. l wish to call
special attention to this de-
partment of my establish
ment, which is thoroughly
up to date and is excep-
tionally we'll =. appointed: for l;e
/ fine ..lpreseriPtion work:
4 Only those chemicals and
drugs that are of the high
est standard of purity and
excellence are used, while
o'u our '' pr1iftes / zs;al are g reasonable, 4
Mower County transcript., 1898-09-28
co. (: G HOME AGAIN:
An Enthusiastic Reception Given.
Our Soldier. Boys on Their
Etc., p, nrx Return. ,..@ 81 q

- The rerna ming members ptCo. "a,
ffty,thressen]isted nensand4three> ofH.
GERS, arrived home from New Ulm
Thursday noon and were given royal
recAptions The banks,~sschools and
business Houses closed, 50 as tofgive all
2 cha nce to, greet pu.a retufnfngysols
dier boys. s@<Ah Simmense crowd, met
them at The Milwaukee station, and
hearty cheers from thousands showed
the Tshoys, that their welcome home
.~assihdeed ajoyous eone::< Capt. Wood
soon gave the cbn1m a nd 10 faIl into
lire andrcoTG marched to tie Armory
with the following escort in this order:
Marshal Burr Maxwell and Aids.
: { = Police. = Z: ~
Andrews Band:', s~"s y Y
Mcintyre Post G. A. R. and Mem bers
Of the Brownsdale Pest.
Ex-Mem bers OF Co. G.
City Council and Fire Companies.
$50 Boys from odrsPublic Schools.
Tichy's Band. FTs
St. Bernard commandery: Knights
~Templar. ~ ~.,. :
7EE<} p. COMPANY 6 r. y y ]
Civic Sucieties and Citizens in Car
riages.
Mower County transcript., 1898-09-28
Teas and 'Cofees:

A good Rio Coffee, per lb.: ::... Il
Blended Santos aud RioiC Coffee,
per 10. ..;. '...:' L
Very Gne favored Mocha and
Santos Coffee, per lb ..:.... 2
Extra fine Mocha aud Java
Coffee, per lb..............!. z
Sun dded Japan Tea, very.
choice. quality, q soargal ~, !,
per sk. ...... - .':..S 81
A fine quality; English Break q
fast Tea, per lb... ..,..:...o 0
Mower County transcript., 1898-09-28
Underwear.

Now is the tim,esto buy your winter
.Underwear>a and tait's IS the place to
buy it.
Mems heavy mixed Underwear
from 10 cts up.
Ladies, heavy wool Underwear 20
cts, very good heavy garments at
,Ghildren'sE II n&arMears from 10 cts
up. Every price a bargain.
Mower County transcript., 1898-09-28

and Dickers0n of Co. G.. re-2
main on guard at the New Ulm camp.
!. George F. Todd is still in St.
Joseph's hospital, st. Paul.
I Mike Picha, Clinton n. Babbitt,
Ernest 3. Daggett and James Moran
were left off at St. Paul by the hos
:pital train. s=:.z' q.
Il Mattheas Rausch is ill in the Third
division hospital at Lexington. ...5= :. I.
Jay Decker is sick in Chicago, where
ne Was taken from Chickamauga by
bis folks. He is on the gain. ~, ,5.-%z ...-
Mower County transcript., 1898-09-28

Albert, Charles -.
Andersen. .JensiP. Larson, John
ANDERSON, Sven. Larson, Fred
Bab6ltt. Clinton II. Lettven, Louie NJ.
Bershon, Harry NJ. Lockwood, Jay
Carpenter, Edward W. Lord, George L.
Chamberlain, Mason 1. Mack, William L.
Cole, william H. Miiis Mills, Gsabriei aeIas a NJ
| Curry. Walter Monty, Frank
Davis, Lynderman w. Moran, James
1Psekes. Jay :; McGa'phin @ PtiSa Charley
IsDlckers0n, Riley Mcintyre, Peter T.
itsDowd, Thomas Newman. Nels
i Dolphin, George H. Olson, Hans Lawrence
II Eagen, Charles A. Parish, James E.
EErdman, Max F.. Peterson, Albert A,
Fairbanks, Guy L. Peterson, Sven o.
i Fenton George G. Peterson, Chris
! Fletcher, Clifford A. Picha, Mike
Freeman. Clarence Rausch, Mattheas
French, George L: Reynolds, Paul j.
Fredrickson, Fred Robertson, Donald
| graham, James E. Sistek, Joseph
Grow, Denzil NJ. Smith, David s.
HORNED, Benjamin Teeter, John NJ.
Horrobin, William H. Todd, George F.
Hurlbut, Alvin Torgenson, Saliva
Jeen, Elmer yermilyea. Avery
| Jensen, Jens Watt, Clarence
johnson, Andrew C. Ward, Gustaf F.
JORDAN, Wl4.A. 4 Milsie, Giles H i
gQrgenson: James S.s Wing, Richard e. H Il
U.s. 81 ioSHHs %His% wfGd r s1r
seSn's certi6eate Of disa bility, July IS, IS. sur
| Iransterred to the regimental band
Crandall, William R., May q, 1908.
woodward, Clarence, May q, 1898.
Sutherland, Norman c., May q, 1898.
| Transferred to the hospital corps
Mdadwsi;s 1Msa3ddsoa; RsEA; %afis;es a9s G 9als 1s s.
Hqhssrd, %Pss Frank 9 3, ,sJu1y 50. 1s9ss J .
2&H3ttRRS; &3t Rsi:sa %siIsy A. xas As* is = 3 9s@s
Poaleena Christens" Aug. SO, 1893. '
Fred Bjeck who died:at :Chickamauga, was
With tho boys Co. w ssteFeS sh Rektf II
and was subseeasntly ferred to the resi
mental band. He died Aug.1 1s9s. ~
|k tn fCoMPANY ID NOTES. ! 7 -
l. Private L. Guy Fair banks sremains,at,
[StS ALEXANDRIA Hospital at NewsBlm !
sick with typhoid fever. His father,
L. B. Fairbanks. went up last week.
to see. .hims4 I eJ ~ F. ~
eRoyys,sAtkinsda$ and Wallace o.
Woodward are members oftbe Third
division hospital corps.and are at Camp
Hamilton, Lexinaton. KY Frahk E!
Hubbard*is cook in the Third division
hospital at Camp Thomas, Chicka.
smauga. ~ -
Frank B. Teeter, Jens P. Anderson
and Richard f. Wing arrived home,
from St. Paul hospital Saturday. - - = )
.Tay Lockwood was expected home
from the hospital at Chickamauga the
first Of this week. t&@J QoEx j /
There were hfty-three enlisted men lei I
and three officers of Co. G who arrived
Thursday noon. Abe Gunz, hospital
steward, and privates McGulpin and
Gladen Of Co. E. accompanied them.
The wolast went from Austin with
Co. G, but mustered in with the Wi
mona 'pna company: bg#kK @ .
John MsTeeter arrived home Thurs
day from the hpspital1at Chick ckamaugai
His sister Addie accompanied him.
Corporal Castle and Privates Fen
pn, Curry, Letvin, Larson, Johnson
j. h agS $&.fs5t &S 5ss #k5S%s5 4s
Mower County transcript., 1898-09-28
Cl'l!Eo'ak':;,$@lkir't, : 70 !, Dept

Ladies' Refer Jackets. new
'9S style. .....-.... ....~.. 50 SO
Heavy Boucle or Beaver Jack
ct, blue or black very styl-
ish cut, only. ..... ...... 49s
Silk lined thr0ughOWt BQuclc s.., D.
Il Jacket. oaE 3. !. 4. {6l0O
Misses Jacket and Reefers,
over 25 styles to choose
from, from $500 to ......- 5 90
Infants Robes, AngOra TRIM
med, lined with soft If1an-
mel, only. ......... SO cts
II you are looking for thef best
values aud largest stock to- sci ect
from, be sure and see Opr lime.
Mower County transcript., 1898-09-28
@MillinlIe,r.Y.I.

Never. have we 3, shown such com
plete line Of these goods ,sas this sea-
son, and never in the history OF our
business have we had such unexcelled
values. Our line OF FRENCH and. New
York pattern Hats comprise Pill the.
very latest stylesm and at ~thestf0west,
prices ever made In this country. -.