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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-01-21
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

| Il. kehn was III Shepherd wednesday
Sheriff Mccullough was in town Wed
nesday.
| 1. p. Gilman has made several i'm
provements in his harness shop this pas
week.
Misses Dollie Moore and Mile Kline
of Shepherd called on Alma friends last
week Thursday.
Mrs. j. l.. Slade of Grand Rapids came
Saturday evening to visit her sister Mrs
Greig returning Tuesday.
Miss Ernestina Hirschwitz has organ
lied dancing club. First meeting viii
be this evening in the Wright House
dining room. The club will be known
as the Aeolian.
The prayer meetings of the Presby-
terian society were continued three
evenings this week in college chapel
The service this evening will be in the
chul CHI and the service preparatory to
Communion next Sunday.
A Missionary Tea will be given by the
womans auxiliary of st. Johns church
on Tuesday evening next at the residence
of III. j. Delavan. Supper served from
six to eight o'clock with short program
afterwards. All are invited.
VIM. Beck of Detroit died at the SAM
tarium Monday evening of heart disease.
No relatives were present at the time Of
his death His brother, j. +. Beck,
came the next day and took the corpse to
Detroit Wednesday morning.
Stewart Griswold of Detroit visited
Theodore Marsh at the sanitarium last OF
last week. He was accompanied by his
father and mother and his sister, Mrs. &.
r. Frank Mrs. Frank remains here
with her husband who is spending short
time at the saniterium.
Miss Boneita Greig had a birthday
last Monday and was very pleasantly re
minded of the fact in the evening by a
large company of her friends who took
her completely by surprise Refresh
ments were served and an enjoyable
evening in every way was spent.
Prof. A. Robert Nicoud's classes i'll
German are we'll attended. He decided
to take in new pupils until Feb. /, after
which date the classes are closed to new
corners. Fifty cents per month. Every
Tuesday evening from to 80 and
every Saturday evening from 9 to 1920.
a pleasant surprise occurred at the
home of Miss Hattie Butterfield " ednes
day evening when a number of her
friends called TO remind her of her 23rd
birthday. Mr.. Bert Hicks in behalf Of
those present presented her with beau
tiful easel. After partaking of bounti-
full repast the company departed all
feeling the evening had been well spent.
Mrs Julia WOOL. aged 36 years, died
Monday last in Detroit of acute neph
ritis. The remains were brought here
for interment She was a
native of Alma. Her maiden name was
Julia Rogers, she being the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Nelson Rogers. The moth
err, two sisters, brother and a brother
in-law Of the deceased accompanied the
remains to their final resting place. The
mother at least will remain here few
days.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-01-21
MEASLES.

Health officer DIR. j. +. Suydam has
requested us to remind our readers that
the state law requires everyone who has
measles in his household, or any other
communicable disease, shall report the
same at once to the health officer unless
they know that some physician has
already done so. A heavy penalty is
attached for non-fulfilment There are
several cases of measles in town now,
and too much care cannot be exercised.
The village board met yesterday after
noon but we went TO press too soon TO
learn whether they decided to close tie
public schuUlr ur not
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-01-21
For considerably more than a decade

For considerably more than a decade
now the principal of civil service reform
has been recognized and sustained by
both parties The assault that is now
being made against the regulations does
not come from one party or the other
it is bipartisan, so to speak, and is the
direct consequence of gross abuses per-
petrated in the name of civil service re-
form by reformers. When Mr.. Oleve-
land dumped $4,000 democratic office
holders into the civil service hopper, re-
CARELESS of individual fitness or indi-
vidual competency, he dealt civil service
reform the most disastrous blow 1t has
ever felt. Not one of these men
was required to take an examination to
prove his efficiency. The strong arm OF
the president was thrown about them
and they were gathered into haven of
safety. The indignation of decent demo-
Gratis and decent republicans at this gross
violation of the spirit of the civil service
act, is wholly honorable. If that is the
kind of civil service reform that is to be
perpetuated, it is better that the govern
ment return to the old spoils system.
That at least was honest. 1t was not
one thing while pretending to be another.
Had Mr.. Cleveland been even ordi-
narily honest in his dealings with the
civil service lists there would be no con-
certed movement in congress today to
wipe the civil service regulations out of
existence.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-01-21
Elm Hall.


Mr.. Smiths small child is improving
slowly.
James Schaffer has been drawing wood
to Alma.
o. G.. Bates is enjoying a well earned
vacation.
Bert Pratt left for his home in Weld
man Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Warner ate dinner
with Jim Toy Sunday.
Lee Sanders, who has been working
near Portland, returned Thursday.
Frank Shaler is attending revival
meetings at the Harrington school house.
The box social at Chas. Walkers Fri
day evening Melted the church about 50.
A. Mr.. Deniston moved into one Of
Mr.. Blair's houses east of the hotel on
Wednesday.
Alex. Conner and Ackley Ward are
cutting wood on the Trapp place for j.
r. Schaffer.
Several of Mr. Kelly's neighbors cut
and piled about eight cords of wood for
him Saturday.
Skates, skate and would be- skates are
on the war path. The boys say, even
jim has skates"
There was no school at Cedar Corners
Wednesday on account of the illness of
Miss Blair, the teacher.
Epworth League at 8 p. m. every Sun.
day evening All are invited to attend
and take some active part.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-01-21

Mot hers whose children are troubled
with bad colds, Group or whooping- cough
will do we'll to read what DR.. X. +.
Robey, OF Olney, Mo-, says on this sub
jet He writes For years we have used
Chamberlain Cough Remedy, and al
ways keep it in the house. 1t is regarded
in our family as a specific for all kinds
Of colds and coughs The IS and so cent
bottles for sale by BGv1Ns * RHODES.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-01-21

The talk of an extra session is consid.
cred as a bluff, but if true very unwise
move. The expense of such session
would be from $40, 900 TO $4,000 with
nothing to gain. If the object as has
been stated is TO put certain men on
record who see fit to think different
than Governor Pingree on railroad legis-
lature than it is certiinlv very unwise
move. 1t looks to many like a political
bluff and will never be called.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-01-21

Mr.. Bryan is beginning to comprehend
that he will not be nominated by accla.
nation in 1900 The enemy's country
is after him, aud perhaps his history will
be finished two years from now with the
foUeuote That he "also ran"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-20

army men TO hope that their assist
4nco Will he 0f some value.
while there ls not much anxiety here
concerning Gen. shafter and his army
mere is a universal desire 90 hear rf
his arrival and NJ his successful land
ing. Army ana navy men agree ln the
opinion that u the army reaches santi-
ago. or the point at which 70 is In
tended TO land 10. before Monday or
oven Tuesday. 10 win have done very
we'll. Tho transports would not sail nt
high speed. some uf them may have
been detained. and as the ne0t would
keep together in order 60 afford the
slowcat ships the benefit " convoy, 1t
4 conceivable that the expedition may
not reach Santiago until tomorrow or
next day
run ahead ~ the he0t and the troops
md 30 arrive nt Santiago or Guautn
-amo anmHcwhnt before thr other vcH-
10. taking the risk which is not Zee
uricd as great. Of meeting with span
d cruisers. The usFrrnrfIlu by uaNI
"cora is That any d1urHr " hl'
'r1 would np greatly reduced hN H.rl
r ono of enc convoy vessels ul1r.
Hh tha s.rurarCn ls u guard i1'
20. commanding general
ono officer NJ the army who has aU"r
rfUHt deal uf service fr0 who hIH q
rh opinion Of the 1hi.iN no DO.
Hrt.l states army oNrf 90.
Onion that thr campaign 1l f1u'
Hru will boz short one. 1HI 'hfi u
NO mot hc superior nrhNrs uH'lN
'Unr that will give 90. tI.'H'" '1 N
10 under Crn. ShaftHr Although 90
United EfrfeH forces UrU r.t 100 prop
iy cI4d most NJ thH m"u have r1o'
rl.a n1 have plenty ~ food. uu.
hoy have medical attention.
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chem. striking all around. The DO.
twenty minutes heavy ura was krp
up. when thU signal Go cease Trims VIZ.
hulrtrl. ~ SuuuD0 steamed clos.
Iu SHORE fur "a long distance. but wa
NOT able 100 rcu any sIEn uf the span
lurdH, while mo- reply of any Kind WI.
made 90 the American Or. The span.
iHh loss could not have been hHnvv 600
ihc gn'my ran too fast flr cover q,
ihH nrHt shots, Later IN the lHN 90
oregon sent several shots nt ~.
bloc khnuHs, dumnging % badly and
tHu IHr DO Co burn fuf IL short time.
Lieut. col. Huntington. command I
NJ ihU marines in Camp MCCHllu, hI.
h0Uu mHkIug every preparation dufIr.
fhH last few dnvH for nu H1ult n
th0 spanish infintr which Dr. cUus'l
0fpl raHr st hand. Tho uuIrt which
haH prevailed since capt EIl.Htt HuI
capt SpIrrr defeated ths gpIuHrlH If
the early part OF the week la cluHId.
cred umIuuuH. HH t.udInr tu lullU1i.
that the NuIuIHTUH urr mufHlur thHII
forces 90 attack fns American position
THE intrpurhm.uta have. therefore
been Hr,atly rtruHthonUi. and a Hhart
watch iH Kept during Ono uIFhl
THE Cunlus orc H.nntilly N th
opinion that ihH HrIuluulH have hl,
.nnueh flr tho une being md that d.
further attack VIII be- made at prs
Yesterday MAJ. Cen. Psrsz OF The Gu
hun army. comm HI.HH .t. IUsuIa pal
forces loo the province of Santiago. ptii
ln official visit o. thr r'et and f1r IN.
nrst timc durrE 90 Wlr cuban Co.,
WIS soon ne the m1Hf hFnd M Au Anne
lean wHrship Hud uIutsd. A. Gen
Prrs boarded the Mnrhl head, 90
iutr ~ honor was fired and Do was r.
r.iVfd hy q guard W honor, After land
ne from the Mafhiehead Con. prpH
made q short address tn Tho troops "a
flilInr The action uf the United state
Too failing up the cuban cause lio rr
/ turned % hiH post This morning. ate
] uaTslur ihD nlght on The MHrhl"h.1i.
According tu the rulri nf GrulrrD
Ihr condition uf tha FpUuIurlH re-
Guantanamo and in ihc nsIrhb1rho10
is very bad llo says they ar' cltnI
horses ana mules and that other f1u
IH very HUarHp. ilH does not believe thr
VIII be- Hhlr On withstand h ylEumu
attack by ouu.h1lf thor number d.
said thUrr were $500 CuhinH IN IN
province. most M them holding th
roads tl prevent no sp1ulaulH F"iiiu
supplies into Guantanamo
IN hlH opinion tho American force
can easily take Guantanamo md iron
ihIt point operate against ilut'nr
with tygU prospect Hf success tn
WfrinrH who lrr f,W loo number lu
/ desperately oyrrvuTkrd. 1rr lo1kIu
tnNluuHly f1r tho appearance of 90
army transports. which have boon IS
I prci,i every day fDr n we.k The mr
arr ln good spirits and determined Q
/ DO thUir hTHf hut they fool they az
/ too small force tu Withstand ana at
/ tack hv tho eutIrf suaUIHh force
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TeltGRAPHlc BRtWTles.

Serious lighting ~ reported In Monte
negro 4 Turkish pushu has been
sent Co restore order
Mrs, Or. Hanna has secured a..
vorcD from the son ~ Senator Hanna
on the ground Of cruelty.
Two local editors at 81. Thomas. u.
W g. Lighthouse ana Moltc. have hcrn
fined for printing ana selling copies uf
battle songs OF the Iowa and thu
Maine.
Fred Joseph and Frank Hood broke
tho worlds record Tor an amateur
tnU1rw unpHrrd milo nt cycle park
Detroit, Saturday riding the dlstano.
lu l..l nat
An electric car lu -. Louis STRUCK
"a wagon un Sunday evening, inluflus
several persons thrua OF them fatally
james H. GateWood. private stem.
ogrnuhrr M General Fitghugh Loo
I'i hy lightning ut Jackson
vile, Fla. on sunday evening.
Amuus thy second lieutoulnta Tor "a.
regular army selected boy the prrsiduui
r 9ffuriHy ure ihH following from
uUh-phillp Sheridan shnughnofsy
honor graduate blyUrNlew Military nr
nd,my, Sew York. Charles 4. Jensen
h""-r graduate Agricultural College of
Utah.
Inr London standard. npplaudlpl
oditoually President McEinidy's Mi
dom In "puHtpuu.ng "a serious invasion
of cuba until after the rainy season.
Hlysi "Ihr prgHil.nt shows himself
uH he has done throughout the who'll
business, "a wise and strong rulrr
America has splendid material for i
fine army, but time ~ required TO or
ganize."
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GIN. SnAFTER LANDED.
o..,- ,b,, Come, from Eastern Cuba on
Sunday
SANTIAGO TO BE ATTACKED SOON


,asrid. June 19.-Prlvatc dIspntchoa
.I,,l here from Ncw York say Gen.
C,nors expedition has landed near
s..taro d. cuba and viii attack the
,..s Immediately.
=, tho course of conservative cone
.-.,ton today an important politician
IA h. iid not believe that Germany
mid do anything In the philippines
~ Ushlif of spain. Nor had DE any
,.rb Iu hrlp from the European pow
aIf admiral Camurn lH Hurcrs1fu'
pblIlppiupr." hp said. "it viii boz
9.s..tlnco 90 spnln in adjusting
- but no power or combination of
.rs De- likUiy 90 oppose Amarica'F
u.y should tho Liberals retire th
..yHrumDut viii take the earliest
,...fiunIts 60 negotiate Tor peace
Nr WHupn hiss cahed Go Lieut.
c- g.frt1. minister OF war. an ln.
E-rlrt denial NJ the charges that 90.
e-5rarIa 1t Guantanamo mutllatrd
H. American dead.
'rs. abatement that President Ne.
v.-i.y h1r sent Co Admiral Cerv.r
,t Gsn paudn rssuEes saying thn'
would hold them personally Co..
..r..1i. Cor the lives Of Lieut. Hob
~ and hIH mon has produced dIH.
r..4UiH impression here Zoo military
.I.s lH showing that President SIC.
E.Hiry d.firusts the military honor of
~. Standards. who. ON their part. d..
0a0 aU threats. Such messages 70 la
A.Har.d. render the future cXDhnnE
III fta prIHuupra most unlikely.
Tf. OHhiurt council had u session
,lIv. no. decisions reached urr kept
s,r.tiy secret Sir Henry Drummnud
Wufr th. british ambassador bad
another Iunr conference today witt
pus. NdUmUyar de Rio. minister OF
f.f.Iru Affairs.
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srANIAnn. IN .ANrINan.
Garrison Of 10000 Men WIN Oppose the
Americans.


Key West, Fla, June ip.-Juan s81-
tos. Cuban pilot who arrived here
this morning ou board pn Amrrcah
WirHhip, reports that De- entered san,
t.ugo de- cuba and found there q span,
lsh garrison nf 1900 men, Ito adds
that the vessels of Admiral Crry,mh
ilget IyluF 600 that port are the co.,
mur0l cruisers crlainhgl Colon.
two small cruisers. two torpedo boats
and The Hrluu Mercedes. which has
been stripped of her guns, for the pur,
pose uf using them Goo reinforce the
land batteries. Tho mnHt8 of the sunk.
ga collier Mnfflmhc were visible
lhpyr tho wItDr
The pilot further says that The spla-
lsh war vessels were fully manned, hui
that thH crews were discouraged ana
disappointed. lie thinks that Muru
castle !. the only fort not HIIguced hy
Rear Admiral sampson, who. hH sage.
Keeps n steady watch and opens ure
ns soon UH work 10 attempted by th.
spanish on shore,
Mufo Clstir.ha alleges whore Lieut.
ilOhrnu aud Che other brave men uf The
Mrrrimar are NOW confined, WAS not
nrcd upon, iho dynamite cruiser We
uVluH sending hur pwlpcilleH over
the hiun into tho channel Tho land
lpproa,huH Go santiago dc cuba urr
heavily guarded bu, tho artillery I
igslTuinCunt
Othor Information given by tha pilot
m that ono Spanish colonel ana HHy-
utccn other men who were taken prise
un,r uY the Cuhlus AZ Santiago ar.
ln board the collier Ahlrrndl, and
have boon offered 100 exchange ion
Lieut. iiohson and hIH companions
The hospital Fh.p sul1ce has uyuI
twenty wounded tunau7 aboard.
ThH health of thg marines who h1y,
lrd.d In Cubn d. excellent aud good
health also prevails 900 board the NcH'
Hols OF th1 American n.gt Tho Am1l'
suu officers FpHlk h"ny uf ihH Elm
cheney and bravery u, thg cuban Hll'
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Key WoHt Fin. June ia United
States supply Hhip arrived nHrr ihIH
morning from Guantanamo which
place shr i,f ON Thuradny iHat From
interviews with some uf those Un board
the vessel ~ was learned Tint iH Cue
bans who had Joined the United sfltnH
marines when landing WINS Effected.
fought calamity and rendered great nH-
slrtuucv tu tho Americans. fN.Ir HI.
being especially valuable IN che IVORY
~ throwing uu ontrrnchWrrf.
ON tho way here the supply shin
passed tho rert ~ transport htyInr
ON hnlrd the army ~ Con. shtfirr
with the rouvoys of wnrHhlrs Tho y,st
sells We're IN excellent order and 90,
lines were wei Cloai M.
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Mole g. Nicolas. June ia-Tor rHv-
gfHi dHys the French Gable company
hIa been trying tu rp-pHfiIIIHh ur
broken cah,u between here and Guam
tuuHmu aud SANTIAGO ifH repair
steamer Mnncoi finally mlir1 from
h.ra yesterday 10 make the r.uaIrs. no
that commercial business. which Inns
been interrupted Tor the past tou days
com nrlin D., accepted boy thr French
pHNu lines 10 o. Understood th1t thH
United states authorities viii permit
this rnhe tu ho worked commercially
under the supervision NJ o. r,rFura.us
90 tho clsn with the cable b,tWucn iiu.
ynnu and Koy West
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THE ILLS OF WOMEN
And How Mrs. Pinlsham Helps
Overcome Thorn.

Mrs MARY BoLLiNoER. iiOi Marianne
st., Chicago, III, to Mrs. Pinlshami
81 have been troubled for the past
two years with falling Of the womb.
leucorrhwa, pains over my body, sick
headaches, backachc. nervousness and
weakness. I tried doctors aud various
remedies without relief After taking
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pound, the relief obtained was truly
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more bottles Of your famous medicine.
and can say that am entirely cured. ."
Mrs. llrSnY Dom No sue findley st.,
Cincinnati, Ohio. to Mrs. Pinkhnmi
For a long time I suffered with
chronic Inflammation Of the womb.
pain In abdomen and bcariur.dowu
feeling. Was very nervous at times, and
40 weak was hardly able 90 do any
thing. Was subject To- headaches. ulso
troubled with loucurrhua After doc
toring Tor many months with different
physicians, aud getting no relief, hu
given up all hope OF being we
again when ! rcai u the great goo.
Lydia 4. rinkhams Vegetable Con
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simply past belief. After taking fou
bottles Of Vegetable Compound an,
using three packages OF Sanntiyc Wnsl
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deem IL my duty go announce the fac
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Paris, June ip-Thc Madrid corrrs-
sp1udput uf tho Temps says thar 10 10
reported hero that Manila has tapItu.
lated, though iht ministers have not
received any news 60 that effect
senior HnW1In GIrln, the min trr ~
colonies. stated that u Gav-Gen Al
suHt hIH made over BILE power 90 Con.
Sanders u govern Manila, Gen, Sane
ders win attempt "a Hlrtlr.
According tn Che same authority the
Spanish puuFulH at liougknnE Shuns-
hal uui singapore have been orlOrd
10 organize. It any cost tho most
rapid communication with tho portions
If tho archipelago .tlll under Spanish
nuLhnr-LN
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90 IonLInr ID I'D rhIIIrrInr..

London Juno i9.-Thc odessa cores
p0ndunt ~ tho Times myH' Tho
government hlH arranged that rrver1l
~ the volunteer fleet cruisers should
be- Temporarily stationed ne Nl1diy0H-
took and Port Arthur with view. n
'H believed. m giving due woirht Co
NuHHlH'a voice M the decision uH Co.
the ultimate ownership OF the Phil
ippinDH.
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srANI,nDs mas TOO PAST.


r'.. 'mp MeClll1, near Guantanamo
'.h Friday, June a., hy Dispatch
lII"d az Kingston, Jamaica, Jun
,llFUEhttd, 1898. los rhr AHs0.
.,.',l irgr7 l-For several days pms,
b'.'.l bodies Of spannrds had been
p, gns around the northern ana of
H. N''hlr NJ Guantanamo and annoy.
IN. 'N. Funhnata and Launches hy OC.
IT, I Nr'ng. Thoy had been com
~. in small hlnckhouFo nhlut
tt.l. ...l.s back from the part NJ ~,
I'm. Poo which the American wag
aIFe been lying.
'l.f morning Tie Funhont Suuneg
i. WY up the channel. followed
rl t0. M.rhl,hond. ana the launcho.
rr HhIu7' ana opened heavy lr0
l...,.'. NJ Tuorrlilns seen at % short
g '"', from the shore line. The shot
E..,t n9t effective Mt first. but thp
ssr u infantry mndo a frantic burst
~ cover while the shells pursued
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A snonr cAurlI0N.

Army Omcors Wow Of tho Action Agnlr
santiago,
New York. June ca special 90 ih
T'mrs from Washington -lY8' "lh'
capture of Santiago may 'Wu oui %
Doe easier than was expected hui lh'
nrDnlrations have been made unnn lhH
resumption that th' Spanish N.I max,
Resistance equal tu iuii Wh.'l Muu.n
bs mld. by tha same number HI Amor
.Dau troops hOldlns "a like position hul
Inc spaninrds win Boz wplF.r man
Gen. shafter and iht Meet combined
while Int reports about th' 1rlihllh
aud efficiency OF the insurgents lead
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0rnrzswra
9kRlETEElIEFNl
SHORT LINE
Railway.
nm oNnn " rErlgr ~ ~.
Train, arrive aud dspar, q, salt Lake city

NAIN HH iulluNH'
AuufVE
From chicago. Omaha. ~ tnuiL
Kansas tIfV, Denver, fhrh Guy
and urd,n ........ ~. ....-.....' 70 pm
From iiplrnu. lutte Portland. san
Francisco. usdUn aud informed.
late points .-... ............ ....... go5 q M
From ~Hu lmuUlsen. Cache valley
ugtiUu aud intermediate plIuts. Is y M
Irum thiUuru. omaha. 49, Louis
Kansas tIfN. Denver uul ogden 10 a ~
sIrum lr.ru. Milford sanputu. pfu.
tliy aud INTERMEDIATE points. o copu
fNlktd train truu Terminus
Tooclo aud Garhcld beach .... 100 p I'd
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cry TICKET OFFICE. UNDER MASONIC HALL.

80 l0 West second -uuth street
Telephone Nu 81
inilfnad aud steamship Tickets on ,lt
60 nU parts tf tho Wurlds
Pullman Palace car ticket ufilcs
~ O.. HUXLEY
Con. Pass and Ticket ARrHr
s. W ECCtE~.
Gruprll Traffic Manager
". n. BANCROFT
Nlcy.itusldcnt aud Gen. Manager
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Tor chicago. Omnhn uvuvor Kan.
tna cts. st. Louis. ogden aud
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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1898-11-02

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Jno. Shober, an ex-section foreman
and now foreman of fence gang at
Paynesville, has proven himself to be
a pugilist. He had occasion to dis
charge one of his men, a big 200
pound fellow named Pete Shea. Shea
Dragged that he was a bully and had
licked the bully of Kandiyohi county
and was going to "do" Shoberin short
order. Shea forced the. fight at
Paynesville and it lasted just one
hour, and the result was that SHEA
was numerically licked ana Shobel
did not get a scratch. The hotel ban
room floor was Utterly covered with
blood, all from Shea. Shea subse.
quently followed Shober to his room
kicked in the panel Of the door an6
slashed Shober across the leg with 8
razor and then skipped out.