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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-11-28
as follows
Referee-Tisdale.
Umpire-Meagher.
Timekeepers and Armour.
Linesmen-Austin and Brazeau.

Referee-Tisdale.
Umpire-Meagher.
Timekeepe epers-Lasche and Armour.
Llnesmen-Austin and Brazeau.
The North Western-Wayland acad-
emy game was played on the North
western gridiron Saturday afternoon
and resulted in a victory for the home
team-16 to II. The snow which
fell previous to the contest rendered
the field very slippery and prevented
fast playing. Wayland's first touch
down was made on a fuke, but it's
second was earned by hard football.
Northwestern outplayed the visitors
throughout the first half, failing,
however, to record several touch
downs by costly fumbles near the
Wayland goal line, Zimowski,
Pieper and Zarling were the star
players for the home team. Zimowskl's
goal from the field near the close of
the second half being a wonderful
piece of work and landing the game
for his side.
Northwestern kicked off and the bail
: was returned ten yards. Wayland
was forced to punt Immediately and
North securing the ball be-
gan at once to go through the visitors
line for substantial gains. In four
: minutes after the commencement of
the game Zimowski was pushed over
for the first touchdown. Zimowski
kicked goal.
After the next kickoff Webb got
the ball on a tumble and with
! free expanse before him carried the
ball over the line for Wayland.
Towne kicked goal. Wayland
, was held on downs, and shortly before
time was called Northwestern secured
another touchdown by series of line
smashes and short end plays. No
goal.
In the second half Northwestern's
| playing was Inferior to that of the
first half and Wayland managed to
earn another touchdown. No goal.
The score stood to II. Northwestern
. took decided brace and after hold
, ing their opponents on downs the ball
F.: was rushed to the 25-yard line. The
next signal called for place kick.
The ball slipped from Pieper's hands,
but fat as it lay Zimowski raised it
and sent it squarely between the goal
! posts. It was miraculous kick and
the greatest feature of the game.
Score Is to IL. Time was called
soon after with the ball on Wayland s
15-yard line.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-11-28
The retail

The retail frocers of this state
are invited to attend the meeting OF
retail grocers, to be held at Milwau-
kee, December 4 to Z. The object
is one that will be, in all probability,
favorably looked upon by most of the
grocers in Wisconsin. and it IS posi-
BILE that strong association will be
formed.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-11-28
FOR SALE.

The livery establishment OF the late
William Humphrey, including the
real estate, live stock, rolling stock,
etc is for sale. Apply to executors
w. A. BEURHAUs
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-11-28

NoTE.-There are many cheap baking powders
made of alum. Liebig, the celebrated
chemist, SAYS that alum disorders the
stomach and causes acidity and dyspepsia.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-11-28

We do a money Ioaning. insur
ance and real estate business.
Prompt attention given to probating
estates, correcting titles and collect
ing accounts.
SKINNER & THAUER,
Lawyers and Notaries Public.
Office in Wisconsin National Bank
building.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-04-05
IS krsyvsprsys;stws. Mo che.al'
80 8 @A5
p,.eis . = f.n II. = st1hu go . \
& 20 .1ss

p,aeiis % FEM = stlueson4 ssybs.
GNIEZNO. CiekawY nskaz
wydal dyrektor gimnasyum DIR.
Martin do ordYnaYusz6w, ably katk-
dY ,ss,wsych u,csnldw zledsl. iskie onl
po domaoh prywatne ksiaSkl czytaa-
il. Gdyby chodzi}o o kslqzki ME-
mora,ne, no, to zgoda, ale tn praw-
dopodobnie chodzl q ks'azki tax
swspe rowo!ucytne, DO traktujsce 9
dzleiaoh i kulturze uarodu naszeRo
aRODA. Naczeluy preses a.
dzielil subwencY, pc 95 do 30 mark.
nsuczYc,elom p. p. swierko wsklemu
v Brzesiu, seholzowi Prusiewicach'
Koszezyhskiemu y Krerowle, Ma"
temu Y snieo,skach i K'lksovl We
Wydziersewicach (wies to razem 2
polaezone v jednq gmine
pod przezwiskiem Deutsehech)
to dano ma rozw6i;
pszczelnlctwa. !
z GAL1CYI. !
z Wikaryue
Gem kapitularnYm wybraia kapi.
,ula Praemyska jednomYsln,e x
sufrsgana doktora Pel-l
,zara.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-04-05

Y ~Sil.ssreklA
VOTES. = Ks1k4, yozsutuis
.nnie chetta bierse c1ebis pocato-
wa6!
Kas,s: Fl, daj sob,e spok6j,
bez mo1ej wolf. bardso ME zdrowo.
Woltek: = A CODY to byis q
choroba?
Kasla: - a no, Antsk tel tego
chciu}, ale odszed& potem Ee sspu-
chic geba.
Tfslila do DrzekonanIa
PAM. przegladajac ksiazeczke
70 ,sviadectwami PREY godseniu
siuzacej:
Moja pauno, dwiadectwa nasz
niedobre, Me moge cle przyja6 do
sluzby.
Przec,e5 u panstwa H..
49, Cd panstwa N. oddalono
cle ola tego, zes pods}uchiwaia pode
- Gdyby pani vledzia1a, cze~
20 ia sic tam nas}uchasam pod te-
mi drswia1nl! No, no! Ma wo{owsj |
lie sp'sa&.
TAX? HIM.. moja panno mo-
Le cie wreszcie wesme...9ca kwar"
tai tytu}em rr6by... !
%CHICAGOSKI KANAh.
jest wielkiem dzie}em kra~
jowej inzyuieryi.
INNY KANAL
Bardao wielkiego znaczenia.
Chicagosk kanal sanitary zostal
a skutkiem tegs Chicago
Dedzie mialo czystsza woda do picia, niz
inne wlelxie miasto ma
.Dlugost tego kanalu trzydziesci
;ztery mile, q szerokose u dna 2o2 stop
zas g~lebokoSt - stop. Ma
rykonaaie tel pracv Chicago wydalo %
dolar6w.
Jak;Solwiek w1elkie IT, dzie2o, to
iednak jest ono ogniwem doc wie,e
wiekszego protektu. Wielkie jsziora
PREY pomocy tego kanaIu pola7
czono z ''ojcem wod",z rzeka Missis-
slppi, a Z czasem utwo:zy sig tn olbrzy~
mia droga wodDa i kana} okretowy
poczewszy cd jodlami okrytych g6r ma
mroznei p6lnocy, d. przezroczystych
r6d zatoki Meksykanskiei.
Z punktu zdrowetnego waino4e
owego kanalu nigdy ME mole BYE prze-
cenlons. zlbowiem~ quarantine on miasta
D 2 %milionowe1 Iudnosci mozliwle jak
wods, CO jest jednym Z
.}6wnych warunk6w zdrowotnosci.
Wszelkie nieczyste odpadkl, wyradza)sce
talk szkodliwie Ola zdrow1a,
limestone zpradem woody, zupei-
ME zneutralizowane l rozpuszczone "
ak wielkiej ilosci czystej, swlezej woody
4 ten strumie6 jest raczej roznosicielem
zamiast zaraZy,
Dziwn4 to jest rzewcza, ME mnie1
prawdzlws, re cialach naszycn
nanny TAXI ksnal sanitarny, kt6ry natu-
"a p~lzeznaczyla ma odprowadzanie z
,ia}a wszelkich ~nieczysto5ci i %odpadk6w
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-04-05
z Poznahskiego.

z Poznahskiego.
=. POSENERCE" bardzo SIG ME-
podoba{ list SienkleWicza, kt6ry
dvom osobom radzit- ably zamiast
staraG SIG 0 hlesienie pomocy
burom przeciwko Anglikom starali
sic }agod.lt los Polak6w pod pano~
waniem pruskiem. .,Posenerka"
nazws4a Sienkiewicza poeta marry
cieleR ME znajacym SIG napolityce.
Prawda, - Sienkiewicz Jest marry"
cielem, bo on wiersy tYlko W POI
osucle sprawiediwosc', q ME ma
wyobra4enia o Observation-Disclosures
kowisxo- hskatystYcsnei zyice "a
borczej. = Prawdopodobn'e ma on
.deskonale %wyobrazcnie 0 tych ry-
sach ,,wzoro wYoh" oharakteru
h~.katyst6w, chciai innym tylko
wskassd droge. gdzie jest blizsze
pole piracy ola zadai sslaohetnych...
ss s.5 K6snik. z sserzaca sic besre~
.l,sliiijnoaoiia mnossp ais kr'.y woprzy =
~ si1s,xa. sIsvcs. I. ' skasaas sed~poe
'ss.as t,rtz,sci 4 3 l lst'',. y wie ea'i,'I,'a =
de Il, 4 81 = na 5 lat utrat!y
|sor.w oby~stslskistafsa lekkomYtl~'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-04-05


I'D
>~.
S
Il =
-.
-, x
$3.50.
'.
ioSN' p~A'
paul fo'1n'7 p' 40
pfa~'''.
A'
o.
pr.e,orny.
:1eoomos6. ktoremu moznaby
sarzuc;d to i owo. p1sze list do
svoiei narzeczonej. = Jasto2 Listy
lego rodsaju p,s4es1 ma massYnies
w,dz;sz. rzecz sic ma tax. MIA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-04-05
49, ;tl-'> @
Z Prus Pols Ii, b, !.

.. H'.E... . - ET.- %| &E4EH.NT1 ~ lNaS
SOPOTY l,cz4 okolof5 tyslscy
1atol,gdw . gdY nadejdsle' o1as ki-
pIeli morsk,ch. .powiekssa's's T.
lie.ba jes.s po.o~s : iowa
rsystwo buzow,y ko6c,oaa wystoso-
waao prosbe do K. Blskupa chef +
m1hskiego, aby ustanow'} dusspa"
sierra, ktSrYby tam zamiessAk'ads Ma
turalnie winien ten duszpaster ko~
niec.nie .na& iezYk polski. DO ka~
tolik6w Niemc6w tam male,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-04-05

LNIANNO. Zeszlego Toku =
IstopaAsie odbyt sic tai wyb6'
so1tysa wYbraao p. Psjakovskiego,
ME pan landrat w1boru mic potwiers
dxi}. Odby{ sle zatem uowy wYbo1
j obrano soltysem Y. Mike. Ale
jeszcze pred wyborami jest zdolen
bYG so}tysem, | p. N. uaturalnie
t,k5e ME dosta& potwierdzenia
Wteucsas przvjsehal tn dot9d w6jt
Z Ostrow1tego pan Herring } odda}
soatystwo tymosasem eospodarzo"i
p. Prstewsk,emu. Jsdakze 20 d'6ch
tYgodniech zlozy} pan P. urzad l
volt m,auowal so&tYsem p: Boruo-
kiego. Lecz l ten pan. kt6ry ma
wet potwierd.onym zosta} przes,
landrata, byt ME bardzo wygodnyn
Teraz wyzuaczyf nam sam landrat
Nlemcs- ultra, p. Frise'go. Gdy sic
wkr6tce potem odby{o zebranie u
nowego softYsa, ma kt6re na:i Po~
lacy take sic mus,eli slavic i roe
zmAwiali 70 sob2 po polsku, powi~
dziai i'm so}tys 'Hler DART aicht
polnisch gesprochen werden". tn
ME wolno rozmawisc po polsku.)
Teraz dopiero otworzyiy SIG i'm oczy
pospuszczali messy; siedzieli spo~
kojnie, a " drodze do domu dople-
70 zaczeli biadsc mad TEN, ze ME
pomysleli O tenn PREDICT, co ich
mole spotkac, gdy bsda miell
solty.s Niemc.. Iersz narzekan'a !,
take 81 daremne, B. /.
GRUDZIADZ. Sad przys'eg"
}ych zkazai ma kare smlercl skotarza
Frsnoiszka Rabanowskiego z Soho.
enbrucku "a zamordowanle kapltA-
listY Micha}a Rautenbesga. Syn ]es
70 MARGIN skazanY ma s lat Wlez'e~
mia " domu karnYm, "a pomoc
daua ojcu W pope}nieniu te1ze
xbrodni:
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-01-18
Pensacola Items.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Martin were in
Adair Friday, shopping.
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. c. Mclaughlin have
been visiting near Alton.
E. c. Ghormly and family-attended
quarterly meeting Saturday.
The smallpox scare is all the talk,
but think it is Only the itch instead
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cumming, of
Hart, Mo, spent a week recently with
their neice, Mrs. r. L. Martin.
R. Lee Martin moved his household
goods from PawhUska last week. He
.nks there is no place like the Cher
kee country.
The many friends of Miss Victoria
Cole ere GLAD to know she is slowly
improving after a four weeks seige OF
typhoid fever.
DR.. Hollingsworth, who has been
practicing in and around Pensacola
since last July left Friday to attend
Barnes medical school at st. Louis
He will return and assume his dutie:
in April.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-01-18
SMALLPOX AT WAGNER.
The Disease in That Place
Causes no Alarm.
Wagner, Jan. 10, 1900.

Editor Chieftain:-There has
been much talk about the small
pox in Wagner. The facts in the
case are these: Mr.. E. L. Weld
ons' family was afflicted with what
is supposed to be smallpox in a
mild form. The family have all
recovered and | have seen some of
them on the street and no one can
tell that they have had smallpox,
not a mark on them. A young
doctor in delicate health went
there during the time Of their sick
ness and was confined to the place
and died there either from his own
doctoring or the disease. This is
all the white people that have
been in any way afflicted here; sew
eral negroes have been down with
this same complaint but did not
suffer much from it; recovered Ill
few days, all but two, one Of
them was an old negro preacher.
1t was supposed that he had about
recovered. He sent up to the
mayor for eggs a short time before
he died while sitting in his chair.
The other negro was a physical
wreck before he was taken down.
This is true history of the small
pox here. We have had seven.
teen cases of pneumonia buried in
the Wagner cemetery since the
smallpox scare and it don't seem
to cause any alarm.
Respectfully,
WM. JACKSON.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-01-18
Wednesday.

Judge Gil!'s court is moving
along smoothly, only two jury
trials have been had to the present
time, though large number of
pleas of guilty and arraignments
have occupied the attention of the
court. The grand jury is dispens-
ing with business rapidly and re-
porting bills every morning as soon
as court is convened. A large
number of criminal cases will GO
over till next term as the docket is
very much crowded and it is there
fore comparatively easy to get a
continuance. At the present rate
OF dispensing business the criml-
nal docket will soon be reduced so
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-01-18
". R. Badgett
Mercantile Company
PRICES ALWAYS RIGHT.
~VINITA, l. T.

II your stomach is disordered, bow
els irregular, and you don't feel well,
you need Prickiy Ash Bitters. Sold
by Chapman & Briggs.
George W. Thornton was down Mon
day from his home near Eagle to buy
lnmber for extending bis crib room
sign OF a good farmer.
Someone managed to slip a small
Gle into the jail yesterday to one Of
the prisoners but is was discovered
and Jail delivery prevented.
W. II. Mellett's big black driving
morse He'd Sunday with an unknown
disease. About week ago Mr.. Mel
lette lost cow with similar disease.
Strayed-A liberal reward is offer
ed for light speckled muly COW, with
red ears, no mark or brand, with
young calf. Edwin Chsuteau, Vinita.
Rev. Roberts of the Christian
church has arranged for regular
preaching service at the opera house
at IL o'clock every third Sabbath in
each month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard desire to ex-
tend their thanks to the community
for assistance and sympathy during
The sickness and at the death Of their
little daughter.
Constipation leads to liver trouble,
and torpid liver to Bright's disease.
Prickly Ash Bitters is a certain cure
at any stage of the disorder. Sold by
Chapman s. Briggs.
Al Berger returned from Neosho
Monday. The story that he has
lately fallen heir to fortune and got
ten married, he regrets to say was in
both particulars in error.
W. 7. Whitaker has returned from
Washington where he has been to
urge an appropriation for Whitaker's
Orpanage at Pryor Creek. He spent
yesterday in Vinita on business.
The drill at the artesian well struck
additional water Monday morning
and the water is flowing perceptably
freer. The taste and appearance Of
sulphur seems TO be increasing also.
Mr.. Carrico, from CarselOEey prai-
rie, is moving 10 the Raymond place,
west OF town. The termination Of
leases and good weather is causing a
good deal OF moving throughout the
country just now.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-01-18
Wanted To Be Shown.

VIM. Hartshorn entered a plea Of
guilty in Judge Gill's court Tuesday
on the charge of selling liquor at
Tulsa. The court was disposed to be
lenient with him and made his punish
ment as light as it could be under the
law, $40 fine and one month in Jail.
When requested by Hartshorn's at
torney to suspend sentence, his honor
wanted TO be shown the law under
which the court could impose a SEN
tence and then turn round and nullify
it by suspending it. The attorney
failed to produce the statute for such
procedure and the sentence will
stand.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-01-18
A too Interesting Letter.

One of our prominent attorneys got
long letter Monday from a client
explaining his case in detail. The
legal gentleman waded through the
missive with much patience and was
rewarded in the last sentence, which
explained that the writer could not
come to court because they had small
pox where he lived and he was under
quarantine. That letter was filed
carefully away in the stove, very
quickly and the attorney felt as
though he bad let bird go, and was
not sOrrY.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-01-18
BUTLER-BYRD
Our Popular Postmaster Takes unto
Himself Bride.

Quiet, but beautiful as could be,
was the home wedding at 4 o'clock
last evening, of two of our most
popular young people, Miss Fan
Byrd, youngest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John W. Byrd, and Mr.
J. H, Butler. The parlors were
darkened and lighted, and were
beautifully decorated with pink
and white carnations, aud smilax.
Palms and ferns were slso used
with excellent effect. The piano
was banked with flowers and ever
green's which added beauty to the
scene. Just before the bridal par
ty entered Miss Laura Chou
teau sang 20, Promise Me-"
after which the wedding march,
Miss Graper at the instrument, an
nounced the arrival of the wedding
party. Tom Byrd. brother Of the
bride, came first, followed by the
bride and groom. Rev. Patterson
awaited them and said the words
which united our two young friends
for life.
The bride is one of the mos.
popular and well known young
ladies of Vinita, and enjoys the
highest esteem of all who are so
fortunate as to know her. She was
elegantly attired in a travelling
suit of castor broad cloth, hand
somely trimmed in Persian velvet
and she carried bouquet of beau
tiful Bride roses.
The groom is our efficient post
master, and is a rising young man.
He has been a resident of the town
for many years, and possesses the
confidence of all his associates.
After the ceremony delicious
cake and ices were served, and
the guests availed themselves of
the opportunity to tender cOngrat-
ulations to the groom and wish the
bride much happiness. The gifts
were dainty and costly. On ac-
count of the illness of the brides
father, the most intimate friends
only were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Butler left left
evening on the NJ. X. & T. for St.
Louis, Cairo, Ill and other points.
They will return in two or three
weeks, after which time they will
be at home to their friends at the
Western hotel.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-01-18
A Life and Death Fight.

Mr. w. A. Hines, Of Manchester,
Ia, writing of his almost miraculous
escape from death, says: Exposure
after measles induced serious lung
trouble, which ended in consumption.
l had frequent hemorrhages and
coughed night and day. All my doc
tors said l must soon die. Then be-
gan to use DR.. Kings New Discovery
for consumption, which completely
cured ME. l would not be without it
even il it cost IS a bottle. Hundreds
have used it on my recommendation
and all say it never fails to cure all
throat, chest and lung troubles. l"
Regular size SOC and 81. Trial bot
ties free at A. w. FOreman's and Peo-
ple's drug store.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-01-18
Escane of Edwards.

John B. Edwards, the irrepressible,
has again left town and Joined the
quarantine east OF Grand river. He
broke out OF the calaboose Tuesday
and made good his escape and the city
authorities are not over anxious
about his his recapture and detention.
Edwards came to town night before
last and as the doctor said he and his
family had had smallpox, and he had
been forbidden to come to town till
the danger OF communicating the dis
ease was passed, he was arrested and
confined in the holdOyer. He escaped
during the night by some one
breaking down the door.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-01-18
PREACHER IN TROUBLE.
Steals Buggy and tiarness-Woman
in the Case.

Rev. j. L. Galway is in Jail on
the charge of stealing a buggy and
harness from ]. NJ. Rix, of Adair.
Capt. White went down Tuesday
and made the arrest, bringing the
prisoner back on the midnight
train. Galway is a Methodist
preacher and used to preach at
Adair, and has been in this coun-
try about eleven years. His home
is on the Verdigris. Last Friday
night he was seen about FIVE miles
southwest of Adair riding one
horse and leading another, and
when Mr.. Rix's buggy and harness
were missing next morning, sus-
picion was diverted to Galway
and on going to his place the bug
gy and harness were found in his
possession. 1t is said he will
plead guilty, There is a woman
in the case.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-01-18
TUESDAY,.

United States court opened at 9
this morning and is running along
smoothly and the criminal busi-
ness is being disposed of rapidly.
Three pleas of guilty were beard
this morning. All were on the
charge of selling liquor. VIM.
Hartshorn got s10 fine and costs
of prosecution and 80 days in Jail.
Cy Johnson got $500 fine and 80
days Jail sentence and Tim Walker
got SO fine and 30 days Jail SEN
teuce.
Twenty five prisoners were
brought up from Muskogee this
morning and lodged in the hold
over and will plead before the
court this afternoon and tomrrow
morning. All the prisoners were
thoroughly fumigated before leav-
ing the Jail and there is no danger
of contagion.
Judge Gill seems to be perfectly
at home on the bench, and his
quiet manner and his evident
knowledge of the law, and of the
conditions confronting his court
give assurances of success in the
difficult place be occupies. Gill is
strong man and will be popular
with the better element of Indian
Territory people.
Walter Fears is in his accustom-
ed place at the stenographer's
desk. He is now Chief Pleasant
Porter's stenographer but during
the chiefs absence in Washington
was able to come up and serve
Judge Gill. Mr.. Fears is a very
efficient court reporter.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-01-18
Promptly Locked Up.

John B. Edwards came in from
Lynch's prairie again Monday eve
ming, after having been warned by the
board of health and the city marshal
to stay away from town and was
promptly arrested aud locked up. Mr..
Edwards and his family are reported
to have had the smallpox, and for that
reason were asked to stay away till
Lhe danger of contagion had passed.
He will answer to the mayor for his
conduct
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-01-18
Ervsinelas Setting In.

Robert Crone, the NOwata stockman
who was shot by VIM. GreathOuse in
row over a stalk field, is beginning to
fail and the CHANCES are that he will
die. Erysipelas has set in and his
face is swelling. On account Of the
peculiarity Of the case from a surgical
standpoint the case has attracted a
great deal of attention. A portion of
Crone's brain was shot away and how
be has lived at ali has puzzled the
surgeons and every one else.
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as to insure a speedy hearing in all
cases docketed.

as to insure a speedy hearing in all
cases docketed.
There is vast amount of civil
business pressing upon the court
for attention, and as soon as the
criminal business is sufficiently in
hand SO the end can be compassed,
the civil docket will be set.
1t is pleasure to sit in Judge
Gill's court on account of the very
pleasant relations that seem to ex-
ist between court and members
of the bar and the utmost courte-
sy shown every one. The worst
feature is the extremely bad air in
the room; on account of the lack
of ventilation, the condition of the
atmosphere is almost unbearable.
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Witnesses Were Dismissed.

The case of Fred Martin was called
Tuesday in Judge Gills court
and among the witnesses assembled
was Cute Benge, of the Grand river
smallpox country. The prosecuting
attorney discovered this and after
questioning Mr.. Benge for few min
utes the case was continued and the
witnesses dismissed, with positive in
structions not TO again present them
selves until so ordered.
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Died.

Mrs. Charles Dubois died at her
home on Grand river, fifteen miles
southeast of this city, last week,
after an illness OF several months
duration. The circumstances Of her
death were peculiarly sad; she was
only about IL years Of age and was a
bright and winsOme young woman,
and had endeared herself TO a large
circle Of friends who deeply mourn
her uutimely departure.