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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-10-05
A M'KINLEY CHRONOLOGY.
Dortans Events in thu Life of the Late President
in the Order of Their Date.


Tan o. William Mckinley, son
william and Nancy (Allison) NC
DIpv is born at Niles, Trumbull
nntr Ohio, being the seventh son OF
Eomily Of nine children.
The Mckinley family removes to
land Mahoning County, Ohio, where
E William studies at Union Seminary un-
d he is II.
Becomes a member of the Meth
bist Episcopal Church in Poland.
b Enters the junior class in Allie
sbeny College, MeadyiIle, Pa, but poor
bath prevents the completion of the
knrso Subsequently teaches in a pub
school near Poland and later be-
Rmes clerk in the Poland postofice.
June II. EnIists as a private in
mpany r Of the Twenty-third Ohio
BIunteer infantry.
b April 10. Promoted to commissary
rgoant while in the winters camp at
/ fayetteville, W. Va.
? September a. Promoted to sec
ll lieutenant in recognition of ser
/ Ices at the battle of Antietam. Wins
b highest esteem Of the colonel of the
bgiment, Rutherford &. Hayes, and
Ecomes a member Of his staff.
s. Feb. T. Promoted to first lieu
Fn2nt
T. July %. Promoted to captain for
FIantry at the battle of Kernstown,
ear Winchester, Va.
l. Oct. II. First vote for President
;st, while on a march, for Abraham
lincoln.
4 Shortly after the battle of Cedar
Feek lOct l9l Capt. Mckinley serves
the statts Of Gen. George Crook and
en Winfield 5. Hancock.
O. Assigned as acting assistant adju-
mt general on the staff of Gen. Sam
FL ), Carroll, commanding the vet
IAN reserve corps at Washington.
D. March l3. Commissioned by Pres
ent Lincoln as major by breyet in the
'lmteor United States army, ''for gal
mt and meritorious services at the
titles of Opequan. Cedar Creek and
s6cr's Hin
>, D., JH.y ~. Mustered out of the army
I'm his regiment, having never been
>eot from his command on sick leave
ring more than four years service.
J. Returns to Poland and At once
gins the study Of law.
d Enters the Albany On. " law
hoo.
{. Admitted to the ba~ at Warren,
lo, in March, Accepting the advice
an elder sister teaching in Canton,
No. he begins the practice of law in
.aioo, and makes that place his home.
Elected prosecuting attorney of
ark County on the Republican ticket,
'"oSratie.
, Jan. -. Narries Miss Ida Sax
", g- canton lTwo daughters born
- W.T. ana Mrs. AIcKinley-Katie in
=, a., anu ,., ida in lS73-are both lost in
Fly go..ihoo.l
ta.s o. reelection as prosecuting
omey 10y fur.v-.ivc votes and for tha
VI 1--WE years dovotes himself sue
Sia.y TO the practice of law, and
y s.'ys a leading member of the bar
Stark At. County.
though not A candidate, very ac-
as campaign speaker in the
'~Y y ''>S.2y presidential campaign.
especially active and conspicuous
=, YAM t".E"'r in the closely contested
lie election in which Rutherford B.
'SS Is elected Governor.
E.ysseo member of the House of
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-10-05
nraaaea to neoth by Cow.

A young son of Joseph Hen, who re-
sides in Almena township, was killed by
being dragged to death by a cow, which
he was leading to water. His father saw
him tie the halter around his body when
ne started off and an hour later, when he
did not return, a search was made and
the boy was found dead along the road
sf1e his head pounded to pulp.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-10-05

The tax commission, sitting as the State
Board of Assessment, has completed Its
assessment of the taxable property OF
Wisconsin and turned the figures over to
the Secretary of State. The total as
sessment has been raised from $780,
100000 to 81, 436, 294, 900, an increase Of
SSO6, 2S4,0OO, or about 1873 1-3 per cent.
The increase in State taxes will be $751;
2S4
Under the law the Secretary of State
is compelled to make the tax levy within
few weeks. The taxes will be collect
ed next December and January and Will
be distributed to the different beneficial
ries next year. This beneiciaries and the
amounts they will receive compared with
those they received this year are as fol-
lows:
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-10-05
Pnrg1arfz>d His Father. House.

District Attorney Dittmeyer of Juneau
County appeared before Circuit Judge
Fruit at La Crosse with Fred Miller from
near Mansion, charged with burglarizing
his fathers house. lie pleaded guilty
and was given three years in States pris-
on. Miller had just been liberated from
the boys State reformatory and upon
reaching home stole the key to his faith
er's farm house and t3Uk much money.
His father was the prosecuting witness.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-10-05
lightning Strikes Four Men.

At Kakagon, a fishing point, four duck
hunters, including two sons of Prof.
Burr of Beloit College. were sleeping in
a boat. Lightning struck the spar of the
boat ran to the bow and struck a water
flask, made of aluminium, perforating it
from one end to the other. The bot
tom of the boat was punctured and it
was with the greatest difficulty that it
was kept from sinking. All four of the
men were severely shocked and dazed,
but George Barr was the worst sufferer.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-10-05
REALTY IS~ADVANCED
INCREASED VALUATIONS MADE
BY STATE COMMISSION.

Total Assessment Has Been More than
Doubled-Board Fixes the Property
Values by Counties-Comnlon Schoos
Levy More than Doubled.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-10-05
Ashland Man May Have Been Murdered

John MaXey of Ashland was found in
a dying condition along the line of the
Omaha road about a mile from Ashland
by a crowd of Italian laborers. Officials
were notified and the dying man was TAX
en- to a local hospital, where he expired.
An examination of the remains revealed
an ugly scalp wound on the top Of his
head, broken arm and dislocated
shoulder. The train crews. who We're
working on this portion of the road, tes-
tify that they did not see the man. The
affair looks like a murder. as the dead
man had received money from Minnesota
and did not have q cent whom found
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-10-05
Water Company in Trouble.

Proceedings that will shortly result in
the appointment of a receiver for the
Oshkosh Water Works Company have
been taken in the Circuit Court. The inn
mediate action was that Of foreclosing a
mortgage upon the company's property.
There are two mortgages against the
company, the first, the one that is being
foreclosed, amounting to $240,000, and
the second to $3O1.0OO The company is
in arrears of nearly two years on the in
terest. 1t has been involved in long
fight with the city as to the purity of the
supply and the thoroughnesS Of the pro-
lection. Hydrant rental has been held
back i'll order to bring the company to the
city's terms. The assessed valuation Of
the companys plant is $2S3,000. 1t was
appraised once when the project was up
to buy at 100000.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-10-05

The country store and postoftice at
High Cliff, on the upper short of Lake
Winnebago, was broken into and robbed.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-10-05

beIier By the eminent spokesman for the
bill, whom I quoted in my first letter
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-10-05

the list OF candidates for each different
Office as many blank spaces as there are
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-10-05

the recipients Of his favors, and they
would be presumed to be ready 70 rh o.-
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-10-05

Graded school, chapter
49, laws of 1901. ....$ 10000
One mill tax, common
school income, chap
ter 1872 laws Of 1898. 1,436,2S4 63O,o0o
Normal schools, chap
ter $40, laws of 1901. 215,0 19U,OOo
State University, chap
ter 800, laws of 1901. 2S9,0OO 2IS,OOO
Free high schools, chap
ter 340, laws Of 1901. $4,000 $4,000
Interest On certificates
of Indebtedness, chap
ter 26O, laws of 1898. 157,5I0 1850
Total ...... 80, 2s2, 854 $1,945,57o
Increase of 1902 over 1901. ...... 1897 ,2S4
This is the first year that a tax has
been levied for the aid of graded schools.
While some of the laws under which
levies are made for the purposes enumer-
ated were also passed last winter, they
simply take the place of old laws.
The State debt is $2,251 900 and rate
of interest is I per cent. The levy for this
purpose will therefore not vary until the
debt is reduced.
The levy for common school purposes
has been gradually increasing. In 1885
it was $4SS, 1885, During the four years
prior to 1889 it was just an even $780,
O0O In 1899 it was S625, 1000, and last
year $630,O0O. Next year it will be more
than doubled.
During the last session Of the Legisla-
ture there was considerable discussion Of
the law providing for a 1-mill tax for
common school purposes and an attempt
was made to limit the tax to $S5O,OO0
should the assessment raise it above that
figure The attempt failed, however.
The new assessment of property in the
State follows:
Value of real estate. ........ 81, 1856 349, 139
Value of personal property 249934, SCI
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-10-05

- attended legislation, such as the
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-10-05

'aTo the Editor of thu Sentinel:
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-10-05

it is not based upon sou pa principle. Iet
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-07-22
Nn 6as @nblifunl.

Die rJreie 8reiie" bat nber 400
etablirte Igenturen i'm Staote. miro
an iiber 700 Boitoffieen perianbt, unb
bat cine groBe 8erbreitung in Der
0a6bar= Gepubiif Merito, i'm Snbia=
ner=9erritorium uno Stla6ono.
Sbr @irfulatiunsz@ebiet in 9eras
eritre6t ii6 oDn @oloeton biz binauf
na6 OenllDn, ppn WariboQ inn Siten
Biz nad @l Balp i'm ferren @eiten;
es i6lieBt ielbitnerltdnblicb nit be-
lonhers sablreiden 2elern oas bi6t=
beiieoelte Wittel=3eras unb ben Snoz
tpeiten elm.
9rei 6eiienbe iino beitiinoie, jobr=
elm, iabraus i'm Snterefie bes glat=
tes untertpees unb fiibren bemlelben
i'm Terein nit unleren riibrieen 2o=
sSl : Ngenten forttpdbrenb mere 2e=
Ter gu.
Sn Inbetradt oieler 9batlahen lit
Die nSreie Breiie". tpu es 1ib oorum
banoelt, Die beutibe 8epD(ferung gu
errei6en, oas bette Mnseige Wses
bium im Staate Geras.
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1t circulates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to FL
Paso and of course mainly in
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and southwestern parts Of the
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Three travelling mon and our
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tinuously adding new sub
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In consideration of these facts
the "FREIE PREssE FUER TEXAS"
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-07-22
,,Teaeriad,ere" Sabme.

3u ben interefanteiten Obi.tten Der
unldngit in8erlin peranitolteten Seuerz
f9uBs s2lusitelluns seb0rt unftrsttts bas
ettpa 20 Sub lange unb 10 sSuB bobe
Weobea zines nmobernen 8iibnenbau<
fes," fpel6ss bic St9erbeitsmaBreaeln
fir bas perional bar itelt. Die Geuerz
tiderheitsmabreseln beiteben: 1. in 8e<
na4rt4tisunssiienalen fir bic i'm
gubnenbauie NnpeIenben; 2. in Der
Notbbeleudtung bel @erfasen Der an
gemeInen 8eleudtuns; 3. in Der eletz
trii9en 8eleu9tungs>g >gtnri9tung Der
gibne aus feuerii9erem MaterioI.
Oie ertpGbnten MlormzMpporate be-
atpeden, bic auf Der 8iibne Inseiteu,
ten in ibren @arberoben, auf benz
S4nirboben unb in Der l1nterbiibne
beidusbre4enbem Geuer gu bena9ri9tis
gen, bab 9efabr i'm @erause lit. Sn
lebem bieIer RGume 1T elm @pparat
ansebra9t, Der fopobl 2i9ts als au9
Shouiignale sibt unb Der BON per{9tee
oenen Stellen Der 8iibne aus funftios
ntrt. Die elettrii9e Notbl.ituna, unz
abbansig bon Der alssmsinen 2idts
ftrolnqueae bes 9beaters, bietet in bopz
pslter 9iniidt 0etpdbr fir tabelloiss
5untttoniren. Sin 8eriaaen iit benz
na9 bolig ausgef9loFen, tpetl BEL benz
t,euen 4pporat Der feuerii9eren 8iibne
bur9 einen alttomuter BEL 0erfSf6en
fer einen admpe eine atpstte iih felbfts
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-07-22
@raf @alberiees Msbefthaus.

unmtttelbar na9 bem ben9ranbe
bes pefinser &aiierpalaites. nobel Be-
fanntli9 aud bos observation-disclosures bes
5elbmarfdans 9rafen MalberIee ben
Glamnten gum Opfer fisl, tpurben
Stimmen Iaut, tpel4e bic Jeueriidere
beit bes 9lsbeites in f4etnbar bere9z
tiste 3tpeifel aosen. Na9 ben lesten
8eri9ten lit iebo9 bas Msbeifbous
ni9t abeebrannt, ionbern burn barauf
ftiiraenbe, fbtpere @ebdnbetbeile bes
&aiferpalaites in bic 8ataftropbe BIN
eingeSosen unb aertriimmert tporben.
Die llnberbrennlt9feit bes Msbeites
baben if9 f4on bic olten aulturpBlter
In ber berf9tebeniten Metfe au Nube
gema4t. Mber bapon abseIeben, bab
es ber mobernen Senntt feline @hpies
rtsfetten bereitet, tbotiGnli4 feuerz
ft9ere @ebdube aus Msbeit heranfteGlen,
70 mar bic Nbit4t bes preubii9en
&rtegsminiiteriums nur bnrauf gerths
tet, bem @rafen malberfee NIT srBbter
9ef4leunisuns eine Wobnitdtte gu Be-
fhaffen. bte ibm unb feiner unmittelz
barren umsebuns sesen bte gintpirtunz
gen bes fiir Guropder no9tbeiligen 9is
neffden altmas Sdus bieten iol1te.
Reben ber gisenf9aft Der Seuerimmus
nitGt bietet Nsbeft bur9 iein bobes $40.
ItrbermDgen ipirffamen @hub aeaen
9tbe unb 4dlte, unb bie Musnubmna
btefer @isenfdoften bes Moterials mar
BET bem 9au bes Wolberfeeboufes Der
mabsebenbe Geii9tspunft. gs follte,
ipie bies BET ber aiiras Der 3eit sar niht
anbers mDsli6 mar, urtter Dertpenbung
bon 6olafudperf berseitent unb in a9t
Sd9en fonitruirt, erbaut unb abaelie<
fert tperben. Diefe Jrift tit eingebal>
ten tporben. 9ie entfpre9enben Sbetle
bes hOlaernen Rieseltpertes lasen frei
gu Sage. unb bic Observation-Disclosures
iparen, in Hidfi9t auf bic bterlei6t era
forberli9e bdufise Oemontoge, nur tn
bie etnselnen 9Riegelfelber einssfiist
iporoen. S4on aus bteiem llmitonb
erbeut, bab man gar tein @etpt4t auf
Geueriiherheit, fonbern nur ouf bic
Siolireiseni4aft gelest bat. Dte boz
bin seiteQte Iufsabe aber bat bas Msz
beitbaus In bolItommener Meiie selojt.
@raf @alberfee ielbit bat ii9 bariiber
tn einem a}ripatbrtefe tpie folst see
duBeri: nOas 4sbeitbuus bat fs4 sldns
senb betpdbrt unb TT serabe fir biefge
Wcrbdltnifie ausse5et4net. neil es ben
Wino nnb fe6r lditigen Staub, Der alle
9insiifden 5duier bur4meht, nidt ein=
lGBt."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-07-22

@ttentat aufetnen perz
o ne n b a m p fer. Ser nit paiIoz
gteren nollbeiebte Oonau : Oampfer
.3rinp Mitlos" befanb fi9 fiirali6 in
Der Ndbe bon pdHau, 8anern, auf Der
8ergfabrt bon Neubaus naa Wilbeuz
rama, als pl0Bli9 3tpei @9ufIe auf
bos S9iff abgefeuert tpurben. 0ie
erfe &ugel brang in ben Rabfaiten, bic
atpeite berlebte eine 8ouersto9ter am
Saumen Der ltnfen 5anb. Die S6ufIe
toaren bonn re9ten ufer aus aefaGen
unb balb fab man einen No9en abftoz
ben, in fpel6em Der Mttentdter ouf bos
dnbere lfer entflie6en ipollte. Der
Camper feBte fofo,t Elm 8oot aus 3ur
8erfol9ung bes 5lu6tigen. Mm l1fer
nollte Der 9lttentater bur1 einen'
@prunq en- bas 2anb ben @erfolqern
f6 ent5ieben; ct fiel aber in bas WaIz
fer uno tourbe BON Der S9iffsbemanz
nung erfaBt, auf ben Oompfer gebraht
nnb nit Striden on ben Mait qebunz
ben. Man bate es nit benz 24iGbrieen
9robihmiebsiobn Saiis aus Jeubaus
gu tbun. Sn @nselbartsaea tpurbe
@9iib bon einem Sinanamdnn ben Be-
bDrben iibereeben, na9bsm er auf bem
@Aiffe beinabe gelbn9t iporben tpGre.
Ils bas berpunbete Mdb9en ben
9onbi9ub ausaog, ftel bic Ruael berz
aug. Saiib tpil1 ieinen fur5 porber
gefauften Rebolper boben ,probire,t"
,pollen.
2tbernIe WefdngnfBrez
former. Dos Winiiterium Der esus
fti5 i'm 9roBberaostbum 9ehen bat btez
fer Sage cine neiie 0ienitorbnltng fir
bic @efansenen=Nni italten berausseses
ben. Oarnad fam ben Gefdngtibe
ftrGflingen ausnabmspeife Selbftbe@
tDitigung sefpGbrt tperben, tpenn na9
Der bisberisen 2ebensfiibrung Der Sc,
faneenen bic 8erpflesung nit Mnz
ftaltsfoit eine beionbere 9Grte in ith
f6lteben ipirbe. Mu9 f0nnen, auf On.
orbnuns bes 2lrates, ben @efonsenen
geiftise getrGnfe perabfolgt iperben.
8etreffs Der 8ef9Gftigung ber @efan=
-senen beibt es in Der Dtenitorbnung,
baB Bel Der 3utpeiiuns BON Mrbeit auf
ben Gefunbbeitsauftanb, bic Sdbistsis
ten, ben 8ilbunsgsrab, bic 8erufsbers
hdltntfIe uno bashfpdtere Sorttommen
RadEAt au nebmen tit; ausnabmsz
tpeife tptrb au9 ben au 9efGnsniB>
ftrafe .@erurtbeilten, namentli9 fol9en,
bte tn ibrem biirserli9en Bernfe seiftig
bef4dftigt finb, seitattet, iicb felbit gu
bef4dftisen. 8etreffs ber &leibung
Der 9efansentn beibt Is: nsSn ber Re@
gel bebalten. bte @efonserwn tire eieene
3leibung."
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tbdtig einihaltet unb ferner an elmer
llbr ab5ulefen TT, tpie biel @trpm benz
Mpparate entnommen, beaiebunasDeife
fetne 2etftungsfdbieteit barna9 au be-
rs4nen 1T. Oie 2eitungen tperben in
s5folirrobre, nit Metan iiber3ogen, ee>
lest nnb 5tpar fir bic 3uleitung unb
Wudlettung seionbert, 10 baB Elm 8nr3z
f9lub, bur4 tpel9en bic meiiten Sbeas
terbrdrbe entfteben, fomit aus ber Welt
geI6afft 1T.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-07-22

Grau Wein5ierl! 9tefes 3tmmer if
ia 10 urbebagltb, man mD9te ON liebs
item gleid barin tpobnen bleiben."
0as ar9loie, gutmiitbise alte Weibz
6en. an bas bieie Worte ii9 ri9teten,
nabm bic fall9e Miinae fir edit, tpurbe
por 8ersniisen 10 ROTH ipie Elm iunses
Mdbel, bem Elm germ gefebener 8urfd
eine tede Galanterie aufliiiterte, nnb
berbeuste ii4 auf ibrem Seifel.
nNber sna' Jrau," ftotterte fie. I'M
benz iie por Mufregung aus benz 9o9s
beutfh.n tpteber tn lire Munbart bers
ftel, .ba miiebt mr. ia fret gGaubn,
Sie foppen etn'n!"
Die Srembe bate it9 inbeKen raid
erboben unb mar an bas 8Iderregal
beransetreten, bas an Der Wonb Be-
fefti9t roar.
(Sortiebmnp folat)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-07-22

SIR bas Stubium Ser
9inefif9eu @pra9e unb Der
beitebenben 4ineiti9en Snftttutionen
itebt bic 2onborer llniperiitdt i'm 8es
griff, eineu neuen 2sbritubl einaurid=
ten. @s lpirb bomit be5tpedt, Stus
birenbe fir bas Mert Der @usbebnunq
grobbrttannil4er 9anbelsintereHen i'm
Orient NIT beferen @ortenntniiIen
ausauriiiten.
Der idbrli9e 8riefauas
touf9 Der @rbe betrGgt segen
12,0O0,O0O,OO0 Stiid, tpopon aipei
Drittel 8riefe in enslifder Spro9e
fein folIen; 1,200,000,000 entfaaen
ouf iolbs in beutf9er Spra4e,
1,000,000,000 in fran50ff9er, 220,s
100000 in ttalientfder, 120,OO0,OO0
in ipanii9er, 100,000,000 in boldnz
bif9er, 8O,000,000 in tuIIif9er unb
24,0oo,o0o in portugieiif9er Spra9e,
2uftbatIons 5ur WGfd e.
trodrung tommen aur 3eit in
paris CUR @eripenbung, um bic
Wdideftiide aus ben Dai4anitalten
i6nea unb iauber bleibenb gu trodnen.
Won befeitist ha3u an GefelbaGlpns
9eitelle aus 8ambus, tpotan bic be-
treffenben @esenitdnbe befeitist per>
ben. Sin FOLDER 8allon, Der nur 100
bis 165 SUB bod aufgelaHen tptrb,
tonn tdglid leidt feds Mal nit fri=
i4er WGf6e bebdngt perben,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-07-22
ganbheit faun aid,t aebeilt tnernen

ourd lotae Gppltaonen. neil tie BEN franteu She'll
Des Obres ni6t errei6en t6nnen. Gs eiebt nnrsei=
men gSeq. Die Saubbet su flriren, uno Der lit bitra
tonitutionele 5eilmittel. Saubbeit miro ourG5 Ell
men entSinoetet 3ufano Der i6leimisen Musttei=
onng Der Gufabil6en &6bre peruriadbt @enu
oiele Gobre f9 enhnoet, babt ibr einen runtpenben
Son ooer nnpolltommenes 8eb6r; uno penn lie gan,
gei9oiien IT. erfel9t Saubbeit, unb nenn Die Gnt-
3inoung nit geboben unb oieie &Obre pieoer in ib=
rem geb6rgen 3nanb perfebt iperoen fam, pirb bas
Gebor fir inmer seritOrt weroen neun Sdl1e urter
aetn iperoen our6 &atarrb oeruriabt, rpel6er n6ts
ols Elm ent3inbeter 3ufono Der i6lenieen Sber=
fdden 1T.
gBir poaen einbunOert Dollars fir ieoeu (our6
Ratarr9 oerurfa9ten) Sail pon Sanbbett geben, ben
mir ni9t ourG ginnebmsn BON 5all's &a=
tarrb Sur btilen tonuen. 9aBt Gu6 um=
ionit Girculare tommen.
s. s. @beneD & &c., Soleoo, Ohio.
aE gertanlt bon alien Npotbefern. 9reis "a
@ents Die Glaf6e.
SaH's aamtlien NiGen iino Die better.
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Mertn iirbiges 3ablenz
fpiel. Oas tiirali6 entbulte Dent<
NAL beg Giirfttn 8ismard bor benz
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bab mon gerabe bic 3abl u erbGlt,
ipenn man bon benz Namen ,Gismard"
bic 3ablentpertbe Der 8u9itaben Der
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bo6en, abbirt. 9ier bas 8eiipiel;
9 / a nj a re 7
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bet :. 6. 9iefmanm, 300 Oits
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quite g8aare lotpte quite unb reelIe
Beotenuna tperoen aarantirt. 50
Telepbpn 410s
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9eioen; miro our6 elmer & 0(memos
Heaept Vp. 1851 gebeilt. 6. 81
9 Oh m / ot, Neent, 6ou1ton, Teras
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Der Smport bes p9ts
ltppinen q r 9ipels betpere
thet ii9 fir bas Sahr 1900 auf ST.
1854 gesen $20. .440,0 ,079 i'm Sabre
1899. eine 9unahme bon 36 Droaent.
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in 9 bpl5' 8almen @arten ieben
Sonnabeno unb Sunuta9 Gbeno.
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i'm @arten=0iitritt bes Staates. @ez
lunobeit uno Slima uniibertrpHen.
Sillige 9anoereien fiir ben 6arner,
Dtorftgdrtner. Obitz uno Gieb5ii1ter.
Weeen @in5elbeiten penoetGuh an
8. S. W1artin, g. s. 81,
San Intonip. Seras.
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tpe folgt
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5aben boben nnb burb 3ahlun9 BON peiteren 35 Gents
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SitOmeitteras miinidbt Gn1

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ME Der
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YaB Snbt,
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-08-22
Law UphoIds the Publisher.

Every county editor in Kansas has
many times had the experience of
having some delinquent subscriber put
his copy of the paper back into the
postoffice, marked refused" And
every county editor has cherished the
belief that some day he would get
mad enough to go into court and
make one or more of these fellows
sweat for his meanness and his i'm
pudence, but is very seldom done.
Therefore it is worthy of note that
last week the editor of the Oswego
Independent got after n subscriber
who owed for couple of years and
who sent his paper back marked
refused The result was that the
delnqeut subscriber had to pay big
bill of of court costs, as we'll as the
subscription price of the paper up to
the day when the Judgment was
given--K- @. Journal.