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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1899-09-27

The news arrived here yesterday
| of the death of Miss Clara Lien s
brother at River Falls. He has
been sick a long time.
Judge Parish has appointed VIM.
O'Neil, of this city, as jury COM
missioner in place of N. Boutin,
whose term has expired.
Mrs. G. E. Winslow and son Carl
left today for Minneapolis where
they will join Mr.. Winslow, and
make their future home.
Peter Wallins has purchased the
Peter Johnson residence, and the
latter left last Friday for Mobile,
Alabama, where he expects to live.
The Ashland county fair opened
this morning. Tomorrow Thurs
day., there will be a game of ball
between Washburn and Ashland
teams.
George 7. Fox left Sunday for
Chicago, where he expects to meet
Mrs. Fox. They will remain in the
windy city until about the first OF
the month.
Mrs. Richard Vosper and son Sgd
ney, of Chicago, are in the city
visiting the family of NJ. H. Robin
son. Mrs. Vosper and Mrs. Robin
son are sisters.
Rev. A. V. Ingham has been re-
turned by the West Wisconsin Con-
ference to this city, and he will re-
main here another year in charge of
the M. E. church.
Capt. VIM. O'Neil has been ap-
pointed government scaler by Indian
Agent Campbell, of Ashland, and
will spend most of his time on the
Odanah reservation.
Anyone having a photograph or
likeness of Chandler McCurdy, for
merly a resident of this city, will
confer a great favor by comforting
with l.. M. Dickerson.
Invitations have been issued for
the wedding reception of Mr..
Thomas Nevra and Miss Hanna NJ !.
Olson, which will occur Wednesday,
October 4th. Both of the young
people are well known in Washburn.
and will have the best wishes of
everyone in starting out in life.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1899-09-27
BOOM REAL ESTATE
John ". TNiggs interests Himself
Heavily.
HE WILL DISPOSE OF LOTS
Has secured the Bay Land and Improv-
ment COmpany's Lots and Will
Place Them on the Market.
Opens an Office.
DISPOSE OF LOTS

John W. Twiggs seems to have
plenty OF faith in Washburn, and he
now proposes to dispose Of the Bay
Land and Improvement Company s
property or at least a portion of it
liz this CITY, He has taken hold of
the. two hundred or more lots which
that company holds here and pro-
poses to place about forty of them
on the market at once at great bar
gains. He has rented the office
occupied this summer by the
Washburn Ice Company. and en-
ployed Peter Bestler to assist him,
and proposes to make, Washburn
real estate hum.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1899-09-27

Albert Bushie, who was arrested
for securing goods under false pre-
lenses, and sentenced to a year in
prison, was taken to Waupun by
Sheriff Sullivan Saturday.
The ladies of the Congregational
church are making extensive
preparations for Harvest Home
Banquet, which they propose to give
Friday evening, October 9Th.
A party of twenty-five Maccabees
from Ashland and twelve from Bay
field, spent few very pleasant
hours here last evening with their
fellow Knights of the local tent.
Quite number of our gardeners
and farmers have left samples of
their products at The TINES Office
during the week, which have been
exhibited. and have attracted a
great deal osef&vorable comment.
ole Seversen, of Mason, was ac-
cidentylly shot by Anton Carlson, of
the same place, while the two were
hunting last Sunday. The unfor-
tunate man lived about seven hours
after being shot. He leaves a wife
and family. The funeral was held
Thursday afternoon under the aus
pieces of the Modern Woodmen, and
the White River Lumber Company's
mill closed for the occasion.
At the First Congregational
Church next Sabbath at 10:45 d. m.
Mr.. Gibson will preach on the sub
iect The Model Church. At night
at 100 the subject will be ''The In
vitation of Moses to Hobab.
School at noon, Junior Society at
3 p. M and Senior c. E. Society at
$50. Come thou with US, and we
will do the good, for the Lord hath
spoken good concerning Israel.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1899-09-27
NAMES SUGGESTED.
He Fooled The Surgeons.

All doctors told Reniek Hamilton.
of West Jefferson, O., after suffer.
ing Is months from Rectal Fistula,
he wonld die unless costly opera
ton was performed; but he cured
himself with five boxes of Bucklen's
Arnica Salve, the surest pile cure GA
earth, and the best salve in the
world. 20 cents a box. Sold by
Owen, Frost & Co.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1899-09-27
Industrial Exposition.

Milwaukee Sept. End to Oct. 7th,
1899. Tickets will be on sale at the
Omaha depot on Sept. 2, 5, Z, II, 10,
81, %, 26, %, 80, Oct. 3rd and 9Th at
at rate of $3.50. Washburn to Mil
waukee and return good for return
ing the Monday following date of
sale.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1899-09-27
Denies the Report.

Paul School, the boy hurt at the
ball grounds on the day. of the game
with Minnesn polls, wssnts 1t distinct
ly understood that he is Still in she
ring and has handed the follow
ing to The TINES for publication:
To the Public
Dear Sir it has been the talf
around town that [ was dead and
had my eve knocked out with the
ball last week am glad I am Meth
err dead or eyeless
Your truly
Paul School
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1899-09-27
Half Rates TO the Pacific Coast.

For short time the Omaha will
sell. colonists tickets to points in
Oregon, Washington and Idaho at
one-half rates. For further par
ticulars apply at Omaha depot
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1899-09-27
Name it,

What shall the new school house.
be named? Make your suggestions
on this coupon and send it to THE
TINES:
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1899-09-27
For Sale.

Property known as the Christiana
House. Must be sold, owing to my
wife's i'll health, and being, obliged
to change climate.
NELS TWEDT.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-09-11
HER AGE DISCOVERED.

Bess-How in the world did you dis
cover her age?
Tess-I asked her at what age she
thought a girl should marry, and she
promptly said twenty-seven.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-09-11
GOOD REASON FOR A CHANGE.

why did you change milkmen?"
We'll, 1 discovered that the one l
am taking milk from now has a nice
clear spring on his farm, while the
other had nothing but a cistern"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-09-11
LIMA BEAN.

Although it is not native of this
State, here is the only place that it is
grown in commercial quantities.
Forty thousand acres, says the San
Francisco Chronicle, are now being
planted in the counties of Ventura and
Santa Barbara to Lima beans. These
two counties comprise the great bean
center of the world. Numerous varie-
ties are grown, particularly the small
white and the kidney bean, but the
chief is the Lima This aristocrat of
the bean family, though a native of
Peru, is Californian by adoption, for
whether in Picking or London, Lima
bean quotations are based on the con-
dition of the crop in California.
Two thousand carloads of 10000
pounds each, or, in all, $4,000 tons, is
about the average crop of this COM
modify. They are grown commercial
ly nowhere else outside this State. In
other States this bean is a garden
product; here it is a field crop, raised
in clear sweeps of thousands of acres
under one management You may
ride all day through the counties of
Ventura and Santa Barbara and not
get out of sight of the bean fields.
The yield is about a ton to the acre
This, at present rates, sells for about
$50. The cost of blowing, planting
and harvesting is SO per acre With
beans at 81 per Genital there is a profit
after freight and land rents is paid of
about $40 per acre. At the present
prices, therefore, these profits are
swollen to $50 per acre.
The bean industry brings into the
State of California $4,000, 900 a year.
In the size of farms devoted to it by
individual growers it is second only to
wheat. One of those farmers threshes
1900 acres, another 1000 acres; there
are several farms of 1000 acres each.
and those graduating thence to 500
acres are too numerous to name
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-09-11
RAPID TRANSIT co.
Lays Seven Sections of
Rails on King St.
Hawaiian TramWayS People Taken
by Surprise by This Action of
the Other Company

At 6 o'clock on Saturday morning
| Contractor c. B. Wilson put seven
gangs of men TO work on King street
| and soon after noon they had complet-
! ed the laying of two sections of rails
on each block between Nuuanu street
and Union Square. One hundred and
| eighty men were employed in all, and,
as one of the bystanders, himself a
contractor, said: The Rapid Transit
Company has accomplished more track
laying in eight hours than the old COM
pany has done in as many weeks"
Two lengths of rails were laid in
each block, one man being assigned to
each six feet square of the street. The
work was so quickly done that the
rails were laid and the street restored
to its normal condition almost before
the bystanders realized what was be-
ing done. The rails used were of
heavy new steel, such as is used on
the Oahu railway, and were purchased
for the occasion. Two lengths were
laid in each block, enough to protect
the rights of the company until the
rest of their material arrives.
c. B. Wilson was the contractor in
charge of the work, but Manager Bal
lentyne and other officials of the COM
pany were interested spectators from
time to time.
Attorney L. A. Thurston, who was
seen on Saturday afternoon, said:
The Rapid Transit Company is
merely protecting it's rights. The state
ment in an afternoon paper that we
have seized the west side of King
street is incorrect. We have seized
nothing. When the Hawaiian Tram
ways people commenced to move their
track mauka and did not lay down the
second track we at once applied to the
Executive Council to be allowed to To-
cate our tracks on the line which we
have occupied today. This permission
was granted us, and we at once pro-
ceeded to lay rails enough to protect
our rights. No, l don't think anybody
will disturb those rails, because they
are laid with the Governments permits
sion"
1t was said on the street that in
moving his track from the center of
the street mauka that Manager Pain
had proceeded on his own volition and
lIidl the new locdtloH VI lHe IlHe HdS
not even had the approval of the Gov
eminent. The general impression now
appears to be that yesterdays work
will result in two tracks only being
laid on King street, one for each COM
pany.
1t was reported that an application
for an injunction had been applied for
on Saturday, but no papers were filed.
If any injunction proceedings are
forthcoming the petition will likely be
filed today, but those best informed
say that it is now too late for such
proceedings.
Saturdays developments would in
dictate that the Rapid Transit Company
has scored first blood, but, as Paul
Neumann would say, He laughs best
who laughs last.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-04

gap lin lille @aUe / ben 6sniist at gore
gOot. DUN gar ben life for at iaa
Ros al andre eaer for at blius Ia9t
Marie til, Os iaa par bet. at benoss
tile @aue bleu iaa ouegorosntlig b tpo.
ainssfuIo. ioet 9eius, uoen at DUN
Oioite btt. iau iOa msset ben Os ON.
tuIts ben, iaa ben ct bIeusn frsmboIbt
9ennem Aarbunbreoer, ia Aarluiinoer
iom 9tsempeI pOa, bOoroan @auer lfuloe
9iues, Dun gap Of aarIisbeo til Sub
og RGittn. Sub lRre os oQe, at brpee
os beers o9 beore ON Dor Naite ps al
isse at frsmms RaftstarIisbsb!
q. 8. 0abm.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-04
Torila9 til SoOe
en- seniioia SiGlpeiOrcuina al Sen
foreneoe oanife eo. -lnib. airfe
Qmerifn".
Sope for Scfalforeninger.

9otalfOrsninser tunne oannes pa0
stbusrt Steb, buor ben loren. banfe
eu. .lutb. Rife urbeioer, Os minbf Il
NebIemmer trade iammsn til DannsIis
at en- laaban, tiIittmme @runbIOusns
os inbIsnbsr tit Bssar ON OptussIie til
gentralfpreIien.
s /. StprsIen. @n ertaIfore.
nins ftoI b0pe en- SiprsIie al minbit fem
Reblsmmsr: en- 5ormanb, en- Sstrstar
os en- 8asisrer, FAINT TO eqsr Here, iom
uossre en- Spsetomits.
5 2. So rmanben. 9an ftuI fam.
mentoIbs Os Iebe ale JOrsninssns Ms:
Der, paatesne ale Orbrer til llobetas
ling at aasien os / bet beIs tiIis os
uaase oOer GOrsninsens Bel. Dan itaI
inbienbe en- aarIis ODeriist oDsr Arbsjs
bet til eentraIfprsIfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-04
Sope for SDgefasien.

UebIem Of Spsetusisn tan ens
bper Wano o9 u9ift euinbe (piss eQer
@nts) bIiue / NIoeren meIsm Is GA 60
Aar. iom Tie er bebGftst msb 9esems.
euer Sineeipsoomme. Oe iom fsrsr en-
iGoeIi9 giusuonbsl.
5 /. SptGseIfs. 9nbnsr, iom
snitsr @! pare Weelem al Spastasisn,
mna ubfploe en- al Spsstasiens trptte
glnntetier, iOm iao rnberRreuen af
anisssrsn iami 10 al Spsstasiens Webs
ismmsr, mao pare inbleuerst til Sturel.
len IA 0ass fsr matte Spsetusismsbe.
DReo anissninsen ifaI ieIss 1925 IOm
5nbtrGosIissafsift Os gibr0s for fsrfie
Waaneb.
5 2. SetretGren brinssr anlesnin.
gen Tor matte StpreIiesmsbs. buor Ga.
gen iasss unoer OOerUsislis. StprtIs
Zen Tan in9eu Opiase, men ben tan bels
Ter insen nGste 0ptuseIis. Den ftoI
brinSe alt iuaoont frem for Rsberne.
Oar StprsIieu unbefaIst a~niesninssn,
tribes Der ltrats I'll aftemninq, Iom
tier usb SeoIer; men bDis StprsIien
lite bar anbefalet anissninssn, fors
lnnsss lib til 0rsfteIis. 5or Optas
seIie fOrbres Z Stemmsilerbeb.
5 8. anissersn fol, ON bet fors
Iunses, ftaiie en- eassuttsh.
5 4. ) bet GiIfeIoe, at a~nfssninsen
fOrtaiies, ~iiIbussbstoles psnssne.
s 8. 9oer gOtaIforsnins bar Rst til
at iette fin sssn Gum for RsbIemsbis
oras | 5OrbOIb til ben SpssbiaIp o.
bet Dsbsbibras, fOm ben isIu MATTE
beitsmme; bog maa insen SCREENING
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-04
| b II.

l. K y ".
00oen er en- aoifinslle al 10 Ting.
Den lesemIiee Deb sr SiGlens Ao.
ifIueIis fra 9essmst.
Den uanoeIise 3eb.er SiGlens I'D
f%filslie fra Sub.
Den eui9e Dob IT Menneifets suise
Aoitiuelie ira Sub.
5 Dor 5stst er 5aleu ON ben aanoe.
Iiss Dob, SiGIsns Aoitlaelie fra Cub,
bette bar msofert 5oroGrueIie ouer uue
SiaIsns 9unsr. per itul blot nGuuss
5oritano, Billie oe 6itsubeIie.
a. 5ortnnbsn. Subs Orb IL
ger: De er insen fOrltunoi9" (Rom.
s,6). g6OrmOrteoe i %SOritanoen" Isl.
40. vSsnns gs,esuS @ao bar 'ot=
blinort bet pantro Sino" e Cor. 40.
De forusnbe Subs Sanobeo til 9ssa"
(Rom. l .25)
b. 0iIlten. gr Blulen frtl Ulens
nsitet bar = / fin nanoeli9 beoe I'll
ifano - fun 6ribeb til at paige meuem
ioriteuise arter al Spno." alt, buae
Der lite er al Gro, er Spno." 6Or en-
bpsr blep BET innot. at nj sipros Rsoeis
Os 9piternes Billie oa pare al Raiursn
9rsbsus Born, iOm os be andre (9i.
2,3).
c. 6rttnbslen ga, oenne par
bet. Der isrte @raterns til at bpese ct
Utter for en- utenot Sub, o9 ben III
SantuIerne til at raabe til 9imleu; men
ben ton lite leos III Spnos: o9 Sano'
bebsertenbslle. Oct ianoieIise Uenneifs
latter life be cling, Der bore SUBS aano
til; tbi be ere BAN en- 8ourligbso, o.
ban fan lite tenbe bsm q Gor. 2,l4).
Obi eiteloi Beroen for ibeI gisbom lite
ertenbts Sub / bans glsoom, oa
bebaaebe bet Cub formsoeIh osnne prG:
oitsns DnurIisbso at gore otm iaIiss,
iom tro 4 9or. l,21). Om epnsrns
Dos ben uantro, ben aauoeIi9 ssoe, Tan
bet / Sanobeb ises: be ere Oae tiIiam'
men blsuns uouslige."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-04

s 3. Setrefaren. 6an lfaI fore
prOtotOI ousr ale 6%oreuin9ens Nsosr
% 3 lutninssr. bolos en- Weolemslifte
i COB Oroen os / BET belle uofsrs al aors
Repentance.
9an mootager ale UleoIemsbiorag
o9 siuer RUitterin9 for FANNIE. Deb
Stpreliesmsberhe siuer ban Rengene iii
Rasiereren % moota9er BINS Suffering
Tor iamms.
$ 4. Raserereu. 9on ifal mobs
td9s ale pengene al Sttrsiaren % ubs
bstaIe efter Orore al Raslen. 6nn ftal
isre orbsntli9t Re9nffab ouer 9ntGgt o9
uo9ift os pare teoe til peb bpert Nsbe
at siue en- fuIo Suerii9t oper Raslens
Status, naar FABIAN %iorlan9es.
9an ifaI siue iaabou 6aution, iom
ben IotaIe 5Orsnins iorbrer al BAN.
1S5. Spgetomitssn. Snbptr
eotaIforenln9 itdI baue miublt 10 unIgte
StprsIiesmebIemmer iom Ell Spgstomis
te, iom ifal, iaa mart bet bIiper
benz bepiolt, at ct Wsblsm er iu9t, uns
oerlsge 5orboIoene os meIbe famine Ill
6ormanoen, iom oa ifaI frsmIa9se Sas
gen Tor Matte StpreIi eSmsoe. De ituae
Oarstdse %IaausI ben ipses iom sore
ninsens 5nteretisr pno bebiie Woabe
O9 ltaa til aniunr ~Ousrfor 5oreniusen
for beres 9anoIiuser.
S 6. Msber. @n5un qotalfores
ming ifaI uibOIbs fire Msbsr aOrIie.
(anore Rebsr orbnss al 9otaIforee
uins.ns Stprelie otter gsbou) aarss
msoet uiboIoes / fsrite 9aIubsI at Gas
nuur buert 2lar. Rnpport fra anrsmsott
isuoss bartist muiigt til Gentr0inprelz
len, Iom on ienoer iuIb Statiitit oe
Ouerii9t, iamt i%aaoanne 6orilag, lom
MATTE frsmtomme, inb meb Qarsrops
porten.
s I. Refsrpsfonb. 6nbusr 9os
talforenins itaI buert Aar meo i'm qars.
rapport iente fem 6snts for buert Nebs
lem, iOm ituur / bsns Spsstasie, inb til
6entrdIltpreIien. Disie penge euae
oanns ct 5onb, tuIoet Spsetasiens Res
isrpsfonb.
5 S. 3 liIfGIoe al, at en- Rrees paa
@rnnb al mssen Spsoom eler mango
1~sosfalo fiuIoe pare uoe al Stanb iii
at bare fine ssns ub9ifter, fan ben an.
isse 9sniraliprsIien ON 5iaIp at Res
leruefonoet. GentraItprslien bar ba
Ret til at nG9te easr sobtenbe bens
Ret. os Fan bsitsmms ben Gum, Tom
Tan faos enien iom @ops eaer eaan.
5 8. Reuioter. 9ubper 9otals
iorenine poIser line Rspiforsr, fom
baue Rct til uso eibuert Rebe at for.
LANCE at ie Resnifubsbssernt, os fom
busrt aur ituue iOrub for aarsmsbst
bape Rssnitabet %eftsriet os pautssnst.
IS 10. 9nbusr Collaborating Tan
oauns fine giIous os boloe fine Nsb.r
eitsr ben fiebIise Irans Os 1arp. Dog
maa inssn Screenings 9OUe tOmmt /
Crib msb oisie purosrafisr eger
@runbIOuene, Os insen 5orenius maa
afbOIoe Reoer / S%ppOftion til ben
banits euanseIifsIutberfte airts paa
Stsosi, eibeller aibOIoe Dams os 30.
meois susr Iisnsnos 6%OrIgittissmsbsr
til aasiens 6oiOel.
6entralifpreIfe en- sr / al Splib ben
bBieiie 0ommer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-04
IL. Spergan n.

Ser ian OUsrsanssn lie, BIT sr bet
umuIigt. Den louenoe maa uGttss. ben
osos Opunttes, Spno Os giaaos maa
blius srtenbt. Del TT Aunbsns gGrt.
Zen 5saisuuno vitaI OUsrtsDiis 9erosn
ON Spno. 90 ON RetfGrbisbso, os ON
Dom" Sob. 1879. Den, Der faaIsoss
bIiusr ousrbsuifi ON Spnb, RstfGrbis.
bso os Dom, moo tomms til al tro meb
6isrist. y6uO iOm bersr nit Orb, o9
tror ben. Tom mig u%bienots. bar ct suisi
eiu, oe tommsr lite til DOmmen; men ct
eaast ousr fra Deben til giuet Cob.
5,24).
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-04

Com ben aanbeIiee Deb sr SiGIens
AbitiQelie ira @ub, iau tt BET aanoeIlst
giu Sl9lsns Snmfunb meo Cub ueo
bans Con 5eius Rriitus. eiust II /
pans Opftanossisstraft Os bans 9ihsIs
iers Samiuno. ,Uien bette er bet eui9e
giu, at be tenoe big, ben eneite ianoe
Cub, % cen bn uoisnote Stins Rrilfus"
COB. 49,. CUB Dor sluet os BET
eUise yin. os bette 9lu er / bans Ssn"
Il Sob. SID. sOg bette Fl bans Dub,
at Ui iiuue tro paa bans Gems 9eiu
attlti Rlun, os elite bUeranore effsr BET
guo, ban gap Os" q Sob. 3,23). Iroen
sr SOmfuno mso 9eius. aarIi9bsosn
er Samiunb meo grsbrsns. CAB os
iaa ptsDe Dor lro efter bette Orb og l.
otter, ON ben bar baaret bru9t | 89r.
llabeo Ill 9reorene, be omuenote, tros
enoe og beaiss. 4men."
Jiaar ri nu fsrit ifuue tale ON 3 o.
ben, iom isrits punti, tunnt ui lpsrss:
buap ere 3eosm9rterns2 Naar ben Lee
ssmIiss Dob i~nbtrober, er Der 10 MGr.
let, buorpaa ri tunne tenoe ben. Zen
oebss Dine brittle, ban Ter lite mere,
tenbsr lite mere fine fare, Der itaa ON.
firing bans 9sie. iuuIeoes briitsr bet uun
beige Die paa benz, Der uenoe it9 bort
ira 6errsn, be tenbe lite IGn9ere beres
lilftano, be tenbe lite osrss beolts Ysns
ner, iom uias bsres 8eI, be tenoe lite
Rrilius, iom osrss beoite Ben. De bOIoe
Oits osrss uGrite 5jenoer. iOm isSs oeres
/ meIise o9 eUise Undergoing, Tor at pare
osrss bsblte 8euner. Naar man rsrsr
usO ct beot Mennsite. spfer man uuiI.
taarIis tiIbuss, bet TT iaa toIbt os liant.
gsrbsns Born ere iaa tOIoe; RGrlis.
bsosns gurms til 5efus os bans Yennsr
sr bOrte; be tunne lite iise meb Simon
Better: v9errs ou ueo ale Ting, ou peo,
at iss eIiter big" 3 lfuas lite mere
unnbrs, iOm be surise 6soninSer pans
brs, bsreS Sinbs 5OrfaussIiSbeb, fors
msrtsbe / 5oritanbsn, frsmmebsiorte fra
Cubs Gin formsbsIf ben ganfunbiebso,
iom sr | benz, formebeIit berss 9isrtss
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-04

Gsuue Rob oil Sub a%fbiaIpe, msn
bpO Der lie piI I0be fig biaIpe. uiI bIiue
iorosmt. Nen benne er Iommen, al
epift CT tommet til 9erosn. os Renne.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-14

from Guthrie, o. T., says news was re-
ceived there from the Chicago represent
tatiyes of the Santa Fe Railroad com
pany that S. L. Overstreet. United States
district attorney for Oklahoma, died sud-
denly this morning on Santa Fe pas
senger train shortly before reaching Chi
cage. Mr.. Oyerstreet was on his way to
Franklin. Ind, where he was going TO at
tend q family reunion to celebrate the
golden wedding of his parents.
Chicago. Nov. 1s.-S. l. Overstrest.
lahoma, who was found dead in the
sleeper of the Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe eastbound train near Joliet, ILL.,,
this morning. enreute from Guthrie to
Chicago. According to the Pullman con-
ductor, Mr.. Overstreet complained con-
siderable last night Of pains in his stom-
ach, and retired early to his berth. About
$50 this morning, shortly before the train
arrived at Joliet, the porter Of the Pull
man car went to Mr.. Overstreet's berth
to arouse him, and found him dead The
fact was Immediately telegraphed to Chi
cage, and on the arrival of the train the
body was given over to an undertaken,
and will be held until instructions are re-
ceived from Guthrie in regard to Its dis
position. Mr.. Overstreet was travelling
alone.
Indianapolis, Nov 13.-S. L. Overstreet,
who died on a train near Joliet. H., today
was brother Of Congressman Jesse
overstreet of this (the SEVENTH district
The family reunion which Mr.. Overstreet
was on his way to attend, was to nave
occurred at Franklin next Friday.