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The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-10-20
First Pub. Oct. l3--I.
Notice of Incorporation.

The undersigned hereby give public notice
that they have associated themselves together
for the purpose Of forming the following incor-
poration
The name Of said corporation is the A. c.
Platt Real Estate company.
The principal place of transacting the business
of this corporation il at Lincoln. Nebraska.
The general nature of the business TO be
transacted by this corporation is to purchase,
own, maintain. repair, insure, lease rent. mort
gage, sell, and convey real estate fixtures and
appurtenances in the city of Lincoln Nebraska.
The amount OF capital stock authorized in
this corporation is 5000. divided into thirty
shares of sl0O each, which shall be paid at
before the date of issuance Of certificates there
for, either in money or real estate, fixtures or
appurtenances, situated in the city of Lincoln,
Nebr.. at such reasonable value as shall be put
thereon by the board of directors Of this COM
pany but the incorporation shall be deemed
complete for all purposes upon the subscription
of three shares
The time OF commencement Of this corpora
ton il the date OF filing of these articles in the
Office of the county clerk of Lancaster county,
Nebr., and the time Of its termination is twenty
five years from said last named date.
The highest amount Of Indebtedness or liabil-
fly TO which this corporation may at any time
subject itself is 5000 which may be secured in
whole or in part by means OF a mortgage or
mortgages upon real estate owned by it.
The affairs of this corporation shall be con-
Quoted by a board of three directors who shall
choose president from among their own num-
Der, and who shall also elect a secretary and
held by the same person The board shall also
appoint or provide for the appointment Of such
subordinate officers as il may see hit.
A c. PLATT.
r. c. HAZLETT,
EDWIN CAAACK.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-10-20
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please send right address to Courier
office. Do this this week.
First Pub. Sept. 81
Legal Notice.

Mary l. Taylor, defendant, n hereby notified
that ON the 2ith day of September 1900, William
c. Taylor, plaintiff filed in the district court OF
Lancaster county Nebraska, his petition against
said defendant. alleging that he is and for more
than six months last past has been a resident
of said Lancaster county, That In September
1859, he was married to the defendant in 81.
Louis. Missouri. That more than two years
age the defendant without Just cause wilfully
abandoned the plaintiff and for more than two
yesrs last R,st Defendant mas without Just
from said plaintin. Plaintiff prays that he may
be divorced from said defendant. The defend
ant il required to answer said petition on or
before the 5th day Of November 1900.
Lincoln - Sept. 1900.
William G.. Taylor
Chas. o. Whedon, Attorney for Plaintiff
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-10-20

Moderator and in full view OF all pres
ent. And all we're present, for it had
been many a day since this unrelent-
ing little Protestant band had tried one
of Its members for hsresey, and it was 9
sight we'll worth seeing. How much
conviction" was brought home to the
accused by Sister Watkins testimony,
could not be guessed by the witness
against her or by her silent judges, for
the back and sides of Jsrushyis long,
split sunbonnet were expressive Of moth
ing, and only the Brother Moderator
saw the tight clasp Of the brown hands
10 her lap.
"I've got serious charges to make, I"
said Sister Watkins. ut amt for me
to say with Brother Lathrop that Je-
rushy bows down to them little tin
saints and worships EN-; though can
say, and l do say that she keeps 'em
uncommon clear OF dust. And l amt
splittin' no hairs with Meiviny Will
liams and Sally Toole about her calm
the Virgin Mary the Blessed Virgin"
and fastin' on Fridays. What Pre got
to say is serious" All ears and eyee
were now with the speaker, all except
Jerushy's; her sunbonnet never moved
an apparent hair's-breadth.
"I'll call Mis- Sly over there to wit
ness'-Mrs. Sly nodded vigorously,
even before she heard what she was
being called upon to corroborate-"that
just as soon as l heard Jerushy was
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-10-20
OVER THE PLOWSHARES
Frances Nlmmo Greene.

"Is there any other charge against
Sister Jerushy?'
The voice OF the interlocutor ceased.
and for several ominous seconds the
rude walls of the little log church echo
ed not single sound
The restless wsyfarer, pausing at the
door for q passing impression. might
feel that here at last Peace had folded
her wings-here where the Sabbath
quiet rested upon the simple country
folk az the Indian-summer sunshine
rested on the stretch of level cotton
fields outside. But peace and unrest,
JOY aud regretting are born Of the hu-
man heart; and star from the madding
crowd" the little tragedy called Life is
often played out to its bitterest.
Brother Moderator. I've got a seri-
GUS charge to make" 1t was a nasal,
woman's voice that broke the silence.
The SLOW, deliberate gaze Of her uncouth
listeners turned on Sister Eliza Wat
kins as she rose from ner seat, removed
her broad brimmed straw hat, and took
her long snuff-brush out Of her mouth
to gesticulate with.
During the harangue which followed.
the attention Of the congregation shifted
to and fro between the accuser and the
accused. "Jerushy" sat on the fret OF
the plain pine benches on the women's
side, right in front Of the Brother
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-23

5tpetten canabsi den Gontrngsnts fir
ben Otanit in Sltafrita. 3psi Meiz
len mar ps MorI I6unlIte fang, unb
pdbreFo bss gan5en WfarI6ts puroen
bic 5ruppen nit entful lia1tiIdsn 9pd>
rufen bsgriiBt, untsr pelhe Ii6 bduz
fTgss 3r3en mii6te. uls bic Snloatsn
an portrGts bes YrGTpenten Sriiger
porbei mariditren, tpelhe an srId!iez
oensn purften ausesbGngt mursn.
Die SGdisr parer feItlia oetprirt uno
fdmmrlide S4iffe I'M 9dFen trugen
5laggenidmud.
@be Die Splodten bic WdffsnGuGsn
Derlieben. purnen lie pom General
2oro 8tlGiam Sspmour inTpiSirt
ORier begliidtpiinI9te lie gu i9rem
Dortrsffl56en QlusIeben. piimdte III
men gliflafrs Reiie unb iprab biz
5Iffnung aus, oab piele BON i6ner
mil 'osm 9itlorio &rsu3e gef6miidt
3uriidte6ren piirben. 8eppr biz
Sruppen an gorb singsn, psrlas Or
9oroen, Der canaoii6e Wiiniiter bel
Mili5. eine 9spsI6e BON Der GDnigin
in peldsu bieTe fbrs 8enugthuun!
I6tr BIZ 9opolitdt Der 8epDlferunt
ppr Canada in bieIer 3eit ausIpridt
unb Dem NIT Dem Srunsportrampfel
rWillpdufes" abFobrenbeu @ontin9en
gliidli6e He'fe tpiinIft Die 'Solou
ten Gntrpprtefsn nit einsm frdftigeI
Sod Guf oTe S0ni9in.
Gs iinb in 5ebn 5agen 2300 Off
siere unb Monn bon 9ulifar nu9 ben
&rNgsT6auplaB abgsgarsen. 2orl
9tratboona's Rseim.rt bon noropslt
li6cn Reitern pitb nit Dem Oampfs
uMont.rsD" bon bier ubFa6rsn.
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Gbfcr elmer Grnlpiiuu.

0l 0lpnon9u9eGo, 9a., %. 6ebr.
= 3tpei @rubenarbsi'sp purosn in
t6rer 9ittte tn eirem hna6bdrtsn
8rubenlager 'crtrd eiHs Sprengpuiz
p.u>@rplriion 9stOotet uub Elm Dritter
fdltper perlebt. Die 8et6otsten 1inb
aobeht Pe55oni unb Suiepb 0orIa,
Der gerfeBte Peter 2orii. 6rau Ye3s
soni erl.tt f6pere 8ranopunoan,
tpdbunb iis ibran 9atten bic brennens
ben aleiber pom 2ei6e riB. Die grz
ploIion, tpel4s permlltbIid bur9 eineu
5unfen aus Der SubadspIeifs eirss
Der 2lrbeiter peruriu4t puroe, bemps
lirte bic ear3e Oiitfe.
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unrUben in Gentral=
Q(merifd.

SunSofe, Gotta Rica, %. 6ebr.
- 9Ier Nt bas &ris9sredt prpflamtrt
norben bd BON Nicaraaua aus cine res
polutiondre sSnpuiiOn bsfiir6tet piro.
Sruppen perben naa Der @ren3e ge4
i6idt. Der bieIige 9e|anbte Der Ser.
tStdaten gBiQiam 8. UlerrD DerFolgt
bic Greignife NIT GROCER aufmerfIoma
felt, ba eitr arieg 3rpiiGsn Den beiben
Repuhlifen ben 8uu bes Gicoraguuz
Sanats pieber binau6l4ie6en piirDe.
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Maninalhn in Sannn 2

% tp@YOrt. II, 5ebrltur.-@ins
Sps3ialoepsT6e Der n@Dening 8orlb"
meloet aus 9ong48ong. OaB orei W2its
elieoer Der oortigsn 5ilipino Suntd
tiir3Ii4 na4 Supan ubgereiIt iin0. UNI
2lguinalOo bort gu trefFen. 8etunnTs
G6 psulautdte bon &ur3em, Nguinulop
isi, uls 9sneral 2utpton's @rpebiltpn
BEN nDrbliten Sbeil pOn2u8pn Dur4a
3og, BON bort na4 Der SnIel 5ormoia
eHtfpmmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-23

Der @6rsnpegsr purbe bur9 eitm
Subltription Der 9urger pon @beea
Iin9 argsfhdfft. Girfa 10000 5rer,s
be beFanosn iih in Der S,taot. Sellts
&bsno follte 2(Omiral 0stpeD sinem
ibm 81 Gbren BON ben vSD6nen Der
Reoolution" gs9t6ensn 9antett betz
mobnsn, mar ieop9 nod in Der elfteu
Strnoe se5wungen, Gb5ulebnen.
(SpGtsr.) - Die 9arabe unters
bllsb n;dt gang, tpuuoe iaoo9 purb
ben &s9en ituut beeintrd6tigt, get
9utsm Detter piirben minoaitsns 1O.-
600 Wtamr i'm Heib uno @Iiao getpeIen
iein, 10 aber riiftsn nur sttpu 25O0
Ufanm olEs.
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@beelina's Seme1=1aa berreanet.

W bee ling, W.>Va., ~. 5ebr.
- Wbselin9's Ostpeptas lit i9limm
psrrs9nst. Sett esitern eoB ss UNI
ausgsisBt pie uus &iibsln bsrub, ruiz
nlrte bic Sstpratipnsn unb pemitelle
ben 5sit5ug, tpel4sr NQes iibenireffen
folltes tpas bsi friiberen d6nlid.n 9ez
legsnbsiten bier selsiItet pprben mar.
Der 8eoeaftus in 9e5ug allf bic Gin
tpsftun9 Der Denttafel an Der Stdtts,
mo friiber 5ort 9enrp itono unb Der
IeBts &atnpf Dss 3sDoLutiOnstriegs
itattFanb, iotpis bic uebsrr,ihung Ell
mes G6rsnbeeens an ben 2isutsnant
Oonbrtoss pur4 Den 4omiral Depsp,
muBten IN 4nbetra4t oes i4le9ten
Msttsrs in elmer 9ale itattfinben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-23
9otels uno &eitauratiunem.
,frant Junter.s eitaurant
eheueR' Gds Sapefts' unb Scniias,Ots.
Geta.r Tittassseunia. a.-Raka.tten ,u iess. etuHSs.
(Juai9-)
Bedbam's 8efebl ianurirt.

Herinston 3p, %. 5e6r. =
Gin 5aa, Der bie 5rage inpolpirt, ipsr
ais pirtliher 9oupsrneur bon Sem
tudp gu betra4tsn iIf, bat Ii9 bier err
geben. Die @rano Surp bon Sranf%
lin Gountp batte anaeoronet baB ber
g3eger g. s. 9siltb, Der ii9 i'm Staatsz
sefdnsnifs befano, na6 benz bisltgsn
@taats sSrrsnaIbl perbra4t iperoe.
Mlit osm glsasr fam cine Srbre BON
@oupsrneur 8sdbam, ben Ne9sr nu4
1einer 6eilung no4 bem Stau.s5u9tz
bauIe gu perbrinsen. Der 8eamte in
bem MIDl rabm ben gatientsn an, igz
nortrte ober 8edbam's Srbre. Oas
M!pl febt unter einem Superintenosnz
ten, Der pGbrsn'b beg Sermins be5
9oubsrneurs 8rablep ernannt purbe.
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Grfidt.

gfep= Dorf, %. 5ebrudr.-sin
W}ann urb eine 5rau, psIds geitern
uHtsr ben Numen Sobn uuO MnrD
StopsD i'm rSlonpite Sptel," 9lr.
155, 9leederitraBe, ubQeItiegen pareh,
nurbcn 6eute friib srltidt i'm Bette ass
ftnben. Sim 9unumiI6ldu9, pst6sr
osm Sdsofsn i'm, Simmer DaS 8as 5us
sIbrfe, tpdg ppn hem 8dsbrenner logz
geriieH. 10 bab DOS 8us enrtpi4.
Wfan gldubt, Dab Elm llnfalf borIiegt.
Der Mann tuau sttpa 40 uno Die sSrau
45 Sabre alt.
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Gin Mort i'm Sertrauen.

QeiOen si. an odulOrrbOiOsn? gBtnn ia, 10 ST.
folesH Sis Dor fau.m Den suteH &atb, ale Quad
ialberei.H ,u psrmeipsn !Sas Gp.rationsm.isr, biz
S3niirtstts unb bi, ds,rosn 5inftur.n, ME J. 9.
&arbol, tonIsu nur Si. Spmpt0ms, Hitt Die ssi=
ben b.ieitgsn. Cine S.iluns, uno 5tpar tIns baus
ernoe, III ebsn uIooli6 nit DER bsriibmten Or.
Silsbes' i6,n AnafsiiE Gs hno oas Stublidpidsn,
aus osn iiir ben Gan bsftrn Mrsn.i.n. 9rpbsn pon
4natcis fOfteufrei ptrianh BON q. Rsutatotsr j
Co. 8oy 24lS, 0s,p=gort
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-23
M,ta,tnebntli1feiten fiir
9a,ts>&d,tfer.
r IL
Cine 8lagefbrift, in tpcltf1er Der
Vcrfauf 9etpifier 9duier bean=
tragt tuiro.

sSis 9srrm q. 9. sippett & grO.. gnpdlte fir
Srn. Charles s. Garrutbers. re6ten b.ute Ilors
GEN i'm &reiseeridt Rr. elm. Rlaqsd,rft Elm geqen
oam.s g. geatman. ssannie @5orbon,
Sumes q. 3D. glbamsg, Imanoa R. Suffp-
g9alter s. Gbenoipetb, s. s. Suip,
gnna %. Gbenopctb, &. s. 9aither,
Wercantls Slba. Mho= 81. Grompen,
catpn, 6. 80. Se0raoe,
Grtbur g. Titi6, 6. M Sap,
WarD Srnin 98aterg, g9. 6. Gdbarbt,
S. Sepmour 8. g9atsrs, 8oie Marp GdbarOt,
SatOb s.. 9auqber, Stote Mutual 9uilbiEg
S. Is. Suean, 9liiociatOn.
6. u. gladibere, Gbas. 6. GdenrODe,
s. g8. 9ud, 9S @battertou,
6. u. 9urus, Spbn S6mip,
So. Goof, s. G. MumfOrsr
Seorqe 81. @opf %. S. &oeers,
Gbares q. @OrDon, Sarab 6. Gpecrg.
Sraoers' Gazing @Notiation.
Sr. Garrutbsrs ertlart, Sab sr i'm autraus BON
Sames 9. gcatman. pel6sr Gieentbiimer Ses Suus
erunOes ,u iein bebauptete 26 @duicr baute bon
o.nem y on Der 0Orbieite Der ROrtb=stp.nue. spiz
lDsn W0nroe=Stra6e un0 WtSetH$2lpeHue, UT
slu6sntorolp= =9errace uno Die ibriee on earaz
tpqa=, nabe Gareb= Strait belseen fnD. St ma6t
fernsr eeltenb, Sab er on bsm Gieentbum cine GOr=
eeruns BON s143o75 bat fir eelief.rte @ateriaien
unb arbeiten. iib.r ipslde ct ieun @anDW.rt.rs
@nipru6 i'm Superior=Gjeribt .insereitbt, unb fors
bert pag @sribt gum Grlab zines @erfaufsbefebls
auf
Sie pbeu eenanntcn 9trtlaqten Fno bic adufer
Der @duier, ouf peld)c in Der &Iu9ei6rift SeSus
qencmmen prD a. (sus 30 IN s0 bonn Mittpo6.
ben p. Scbruar 19O0)
Seisr lit cine SQuitration Der nit ben gsiibtitclt
berbunbeuen sdpisriOteiteu. 98abribeinlb bate
teinsr Der Ob.n qenannten Rduier cine I6nung ba=
bon, bub er ismals ipeQ,n zines Nniprubs an itin
@aus prtlaQt tpsrDtn piirOs Giuige Der bstreifens
ben Sdufsr baben cine
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Warantie 0es Seiittitels

bon Der MARYLAND TITLE INSURANCE AND
TRUST COMPANY" in @drDen, anOere ndt
Sic 9ebtsrcn be3ablrcn pelleidt fir Die llnterlu=
dung ibrcs eiibtitels cbenio pisl pocr mebr obnc
Giaranie, ais Die Gritersn, ueIde cine Gjarantie
erbieltcn. Sie @ebiibrcn fir Die llutcriubuns unO
@oraute betraecn $1j unD auiipdrts.
Sic 9iircuur beiinoen fb i'm s@quitable= &C.
bGuDe.1
(Sps5ul=IOti Nr. 29) 64
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6arrh Miner aeitnrbcu,

9tsp zDort. %. 6sbruur.-Grs
Gongrebmitglieo SarrD W&iner. friiber
Elm .bsfannter bisligsr 5buterbirettoa
lit 6suts Qlberlb qeItprben.
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lteberrafdenoe Statiffit.
Gin plan 3um
Sparelt Quf fiimf Sabre.

3insfuB auf 81 Pro5ent bers4nst.
813 Mrbeitstase in einem Sabre serednef'
3insfub auf 81 pro5ent berednst.
10 Gts. pro Sag in 5 Subren $169.47
25 Gts. pro Sag in 5 Sabrsn 423.68
SO Gts. pro Sag in 5 Sabren S47.35
1 Dollar pro Sag in 5 Sabren 1694.7o
SomiI pirft Der Mann, tpsldsr tag
Iia 25 Gents aussiebt, 5tpsdios III
fiinfunbapan3is Sabren Elm Wsrmossn
bon $25OO.OO rxg.
Die pi.le Sauienbe BON 2tuten tpun
baHslbe Ding unb nennsn IS Item
Blid."
.Senpem Bic Gdb an ben
st. James SaUings Juno
unb pebmen sic cine Sulfs @pdrz
Bant; lie pirb Sbnsn bebiilflih iein,
Sbr raleineslo" gu ipdrsn nno Sbnsn
.@robe @ummen" gu bringen.
Sanpt.Siiice:
@ibplfAgds 8altimore4StraBs unb
poffaOffioeIalDsn Sdslia often bon
10 ubr 0orz Bis 3 l1br 9ta4mlttags.
Montaesz unb SanuItasszIbsnD BON
s Bis 7 llbr.
Stpeis=Cffices:
92orbtpsft4@de Somerl lstz u. gaserz
@trabe. Sffsn ieben Mittpo4sz unb
GamftaasMbenb Don 7.3O big 9 ubr.
glprboi itzGde BON 5ait@Insnue uno
gouloinIStraBs. Sffen isben Mons
tag Ibsnb BON 7.3O Bis 9 u9r.
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gran Sells
,ttpnatliher Heaulatpr

BAT Sunssrtsn bon s.dngfigien Graum glndisIis.
feit eebrabt. Sat aud ni1t elm einlaes Wal f.bls
e.idlatsu. Spdt.tsns mad lp.i bis fani 9ag.n
nurot itets Gbbilfs g.idaiisn. Rein ebm.r, Pei.
n. Gefdbr Rein. unt.rbr.6uns Der Grbeit Ser
goft seer i'm gir.au g. Ratbertb,iluna gratis
epr.6funosn Don 10 ubr 0Ormittaes Bis lbr
absHss; sOuntaas BON bis ubr Ia&mittaas.
sSrau Seu'S
Rr. 66s, sH'5ranilin'. nabe pineftraae.
Qua. .13. IL. 9&Sl Baltimore.
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~""o"ty"t y
Yrciie nnr fir sSrcitag.

8altimprc=C bios abn= =Snlletiu.
S1.25 pOu Baltimore nadb sSaibinston uno
3urid SamitaQs unD SOnnta9s, out fitr bic
8itdiabrt bis gum fOlasuOen Wpntae eini6lieBz
lid. '!ae 3ags. ben .Topal 9imiteo1 ausges
nonrmeH. (53-5)
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Tifs's Sabn~eb, Sropisn bsl.
fen in siner Ninute.

9la's 9aar' uuo Sartfarbs.
mittel, idwar3 ooer braun, SOC.
On
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& Il 1T 11ter e 8efer,
0etttid)es
8anf< ""'W 'We6i l@eiAdft,
str. %, Sontb'Strabs.
CDeal,lSfI
Mibbenbprf, Oliver & &c.,
8antierS ,ttto Wafler,
(&esfersGebauoe),
Rf. 2f3, . fts0 r Ut a ttsS tra6G

~ DitsIieber Der ~Saitimorer gHettens SSrfe. 90
HdnoIer NIT ytuntStpals nno anoeren &aSts
taIsalmIasen erfter &Iaife. fosste ausIdnoiSdbe~
OeAteIu. (6ept6,1SO
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1900-08-01

John Sonju, who left here on tie
Lake Steamer Michigan three years
ago, is home on leave Of absence.
John is a member of Uncle Sam s
navy, and is gun captain on the
Michigan. During the war he W; S
transferred to the frst-class cruise r
Minneapolis, and served on that boat
for eight months. The Minneapolis
was the first scout boat to discover
the Spanish fleet in Santiago harbor,
although it had no part in any of the
battles. After the war he returned
to. his first love, the Michigan, in
order that he might be nearer home.
on the great lakes. He visited at
Hudson with his brother Nels this
week, and expects to return to his
ship in few days. He has re-en-
listed for another period of three
years. = 80:
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1900-08-01

| for nearly ten years, died suddenly
of heart failure at Ashland last
night. Captain Bishoff was one of
the most popular and most univer-
sally esteemed men on the Bay, and
there were many expressions. Of
genuine regret when the news Of his
sudden death became known here
this morning.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Congregational Church was given
the priviage of naming the camping
grounds of Mr.. Sprange's family.
The names were handed in at the
last meeting of the society, and
Judges were appointed to decide
on one. The name SHADY Cliff"
was decided on, given in by Mrs. G.
M. Sawyer. We hope the people.
of Washburn will loose no time
in calling at "Shady Cliff" aud
see for themselves if the name
is not an appropriate one.
The game of base ball between
Bayfield, and Washburn on the
grounds in this city last Thursday
resulted in a victory for the Wash
burn boys-as usual-the score
standing six to three at the close of
the game. BY innings the score was
as follows:
Innings-1 4 5 6 7 8 8 Total
Washburn-4 0 0 @ @ 2. @ 0 O-6
Bayfield, 0 90 90 0 | %
The Bayfield, "rooters" came down
in force and had their betting clothes
on. Washburn's enthusiasts were
willing to risk their money on the
local team, and the result was that
about 5000 of the fish-eater s"
coin stayed here. 1t was one of
the prettiest games of the season.
Rev. 7. Dewitt Talmage and
party from Washington D. G. acting
on Admiral Dewey's suggestion
visited the Battle of Manila during
their short stay in Chicago, and wit
messed the famous production.
"Oniy recently meeting Admiral
Dewey and now seeing such as this
L am indeed impressed" said the
doctor after stepping from aboard
the Olympia with the Asiatic Suua-
dron going full speed in Manila Bay
surrouneed by exploding mines,
flying shells and missiles, and seeing
the battle to the death with the
Spaniards actual cannonading"
and final victory for the American
fleet.
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Fatality Follows Failure.

to use Foley's Kidney Cure in time.
If taken in earlier stages of Bright S
disease and diabetes, it is certain
cure. You have noticed the high
death rate from these diseases, and
it is not wise to ignore early sym
toms when a sure medicine like
Fotey's Kidney Cure, can be had.
Sold by Owen, Frost & Co.
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Delightful Yellowstone Park Trip.

A party of select Wisconsin peo
pie will make trip to Yellowstone
park in July or August, in charge Of
Mr.. G. E. Culver, Professor of
geology, Stevens Point Normal
school, travelling in special Sleep
ing and buffet car. Those desiring
to join, can obtain complete infor.
nation as to rates, time of leaving,
etc, from J. NJ. Turner, special ex-
cursion agent, Wisconsin Central
Ry. Burlington, Wis. No %
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Local s. Personal.

W. W.sDowns was heresfrom Bay
field today
f. H. Markham, a Chicago lum-
herman, is in the city.
Mrs D. M. Maxcy and daughter
are visiting in Ashland.
For q good tailor made suit see
E. A Blexrud. the U. 7. K Tailor.
Col. I. H. Wing spent two or
three days in the city during the
week
J. E. Agee has returned from
Itasca and is again on the clerical
force at the Omaha depot. {"
Work is progressing nicely on the
Fourth street sewer. and a good
piece of work is being DONE
Oswald Boenig, who was so dam
gerously i'll for a long time, was able
to be in town last Thursday.
L. A. Simonson is away on trip
to Lake Nebagaman and Iron River.
He will be gone part of the week
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Congressional Church will meet at
the home Of Mrs. Frost next week.
A fire alarm was turned in on
account of a small blaze in the rear
of the City Drug Store last Friday.
The ladies of the Foresters are
preparing to receive large delega-
legation. from Ashland Friday night.
A report has it that iron ore has
been discovered on a piece of land
belonging to Col. Wing near Red
Cliffe.
Miss Maud Watt, arrived Tuesday
from Ontanagon, Mich, and will
make her home in this city with her
paren is.
Mrs. P. L. Shapiro, of ST. Paul,
who spent the last two weeks with
her daughter Mrs. J. Segal left for
home Tuesday.
Mrs. Harry Jacobs and children.
the guest of Mrs. j. Segal and Mrs.
[. Berman for the past month left
for home Tuesday.
The ladies of the. Congregational
Church have decided to continue
their Saturday afternoon markets,
which have become so successful.
The game of base ball at Bay
field today between Washburn and
Bayfield, was declared off on account
Of the inability of Bayfield, to play.
Louis Void and James Albertson
represented the Washburn lodge of
the l. S. W. A. at the meeting of the
Grand Lodge at Rice Lake last
week
Percy W. Gibson, of Waukesha
son !of the Rev. John Gibson
will preach at the Congregational
Church next Sabbath morning and
evening.
The members of the I. S. W. A.
who attended the convention at Rice
Lake last waek, report it the most
successful in the history of the
organization.
Perfect womanhood depends on
perfect health. Natures rarest
gift of physical beauty comes to all
who use Rocky Mountain Tea. 35c
Sold by Owen, Frost & Go.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Coffee died last Thursday
morning after a long illness. The
funeral occurred Saturday afternoon
from st. Louis Catholic Church.
The greatest skin specialist in
America originated the formula for
Banner Salve. For all skin diseases
all cuts or sores, and for piles it's
the most healing medicine. Sold by
Owen, Frost & Co.
The town board has laid side
walk from the post office corner
down by the Omaha round house
and to the railroad track. This
makes very convenient cutoff
for people going to the docks.
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National Encampment.

Grand Army Republic, Chicago,
III. Aug. p to Sept l, 1900. The
Omaha will sell excursion tickets to
Chicago and return on Aug. 25, 26,
27, % and 20 at rate of one fare for
round trip. Good to return until
Sept. 1st 1900.
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Best Way to Cure Back Ache.

Backaches are caused by disorder
in the kidneys, Foleys Kidny Cure
make the kidneys right. Sold by
Owen, Frost & Co.
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are practically annihilated
by the ocean cables and
land telegraph systems
which now belt the cir
conference of Old Earth in