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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-04-16
THE TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

TRAINS. IABT. WEST.
Denver Limited Omaha. If 3:I0 arns 300 am
- Worth, Denver & K. c.. II 5:O5 am t10:35 PM
minneapolis. II $50 RmS 900 pm
Omaha and Des Moines $500 II 500 amtII:IO pm
Omaha & Minneapolis. t12:05 aIns 800 am
Omaha & Lincoln Elk. . 7:55 mItl1:Io pm
Des Mones & Omaha. ell :55 pmI+ 9:10 am
Denver. Lincoln & Omaha. . 3.o5 am 4 sos am
Oes Moines Express t12:l5 NIT esq am
Rock Island s. Bureau Ac.. is 4:30 pm . $50 pm
81. Paul & Minneapolis. go. : 3:O5 am N q:05 pm
Denver, ct. Worth & X. c. . 500 am +i040 pm
Kansas City, StJoe & Dnvr s11:10 pm 4 $50 am
Rock Island & W ashingtont 80 pmlt 3:55 PM
Chicago & Des Moines.. II 2:I5 pmlt $50 pm
Rock Island & Brooklyn Ac . 5:35 pmIt 7:4o am
gOmsha & Rock Island. 49,. . e:S5 pm
iChioago, 8 Davenport. I 200 pm
sArrfvaI departure. 4DRny, except Sum
fDsily except Saturday. All others daily. Te
Bpbone 1893,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-04-16

Joseph B. oakleaf, attorney.
lock Island County,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-07-26
Question Answered.

Yes, August Flower still has the iarg,,
est sale of any medicine in the civilized
world. Your mothers and grandmoth.
ers' never thought OF using anything
else for Indigestion or biliousnesS,
doctors were scarce, and they seldom
heard of appendicitis. nervous prostra;,
ton or heart failure, etc. They USED
august Flower to clean out the system
and stop fermentation Of undigested
food, regulate the action OF the liver e..
stimulate the nervou and organs
action of the system, and that IS all
they took when feeling dull and BAD
with headaches and other aches. You
only need a few doses of Green's Aug,
ust Flower, in liquid form, to make you
satisfied there is nothing serious the
matter with you. Get Green's Prize
Almanac.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-07-26
M. ,nncnIto the Record

Little Tommy returned, sDre ""o
trembling. from the torture room
"porsn't your papa ever 'hf"Ih
vou?' he asked his chum. who j. the
SON of "a cabinet minister
- should say not" replied the other
loftily. Every time he threatens TO
cane me | read him an extract from
hi. great p,ace-aj-any-price >peech IN
which he said: These barharlahs are
Ike vayNard children; but have we
on that account. the righ' TO take away
their heaven-sent privilege TO GO "a
they please? Let us treat tn, mi as
we would our own hayward children
Mead with them, beseech them ou'
never coerce them with either gun Oh
rod
That's a good deal to remember
remarked Tommy. ;.
Eyes: but now he's got so USED 10 i
that he drops the cane as soon -
start."-London Answers.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-07-26
RANK SMELL OF THE ONION.
There l. a Scientific He"so" TOT
Vegetables Dis"gree"bis
OdOr.

II is interesting 10 make inquiry
into the cause of this uhlortu""'.
quality of the onion, says the hural
californian. 1t is simply due to the
nresence i'm some quantity OF aho'h'
or mineral matter in the hulO- SUI
nbur. II is this sulphur that gives
The onion it's germ-klling property
and makes the bulb 50 very pseiul
medicinal agent at ali times pu'
especially in the spring. when uSeo
To be-and still is in many places
tho season for taking birthstone ana
,reocle in old-fashioned houses pc
fore sulphur tablets came INTO Nos ue'
Now. sulphur, when united TO hSoro'
oen. one OF the gases of water forms
sulnbureted hydrogen. and then De
comes a foul-smelling, Wel-nIgh
fetid. compound The onion pe'he
So micv. has a very large percentage
Of water i'm its TISSUES, and inns com
bining with the sulphur forms th'
strongly scented and offensive sun
stance called sulphuret OF any 'e
which is found in all the ai'nihS
Tbis sulphuret of allyie mingleN NOR
especially with the volatile OF arc
matte oil Of the onion 1t Is iden' CA
with the malodorant principle ioun
in asafoetida. which is almost /"
symbol of all smells that are ma /.
The horSeradish. 80 mueh IN'
with roast beef for its keen and p'
inc property. and the ordinary INT"
tord of our tables both owe the
strongly stimulatiye properties i
this same sulphurct Of alIyle. VINE
owes them heat and acridity' but 10 10
an offensive smell, owing 70 the Oh
ferent arrangement Of the atoms
their volatile oils.
This brings H. 20 the most curl''
Fact in nature. hat most strange
( yet most certainly. constructs
Venerable volatile oils i'm exactly q
same wav-compo>es them
whether they are the aromal
a sance. of cloves. oranges. lem"'
cinnamon. etc. of exactly the Sa'
q pronortions. which are so'1 OF 9.
: hon 10 1la, OF hydrogen. and oh'a'
II all tbe vast seeming diyersitie~ IT.
e orr nostri, detect in their scent -
n rlv bv different arrangement oil
r atoms i'm each vegetable ol''
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-07-26
THE PRESIDENT AT HOME.
Cse of the White House 'FRONT.' D""'
an Index to Simplicity OK
Our Public Life.

TIL. use OF the front door OF the
white house tells an impressive story
of the simplicity of our republican
form of government. In ana ou' 'n,'
one portal 60 the president ana MS
family; the ladies of fashion VINO
call upon the presidents wlte' 'ne
copyists. telegraphers and messengers
who are employed in the clerical worh
of the executive mansion, ana they
number a score; the otiice-seekers ahu
all visitors to the white mouse On
business; parties of tourists on their
wav TO see the historic East room;
and the ambassadors Of foreign mon
archs going to present their creoeh,
tials to the president OF the Oni'eo
| States.
In the palace Of a European mon
arch there would be several entrances.
The public would have one DOOR the
family another, and the diplomatists
third.
The only attempt made at the
white house to secure privacy 1or
the president and his wife, says the
Youths Companion, is this: when
tneY enter Vi htphi1' wv
guards about the door quietly take
places at the head of the little flight
OF steps which lead up to the portlco
Q and hold the public back few sec
onds, while the president and WIZ
step out to the carriage or go
from It. Usually little bevy OF peo
ple collects TO see the president pas
40 near, and to them he always bow
cordially.
x Inside the door II is expected tina
u no one will accost the president Will
id walking to and from his private apar
n ments. But there is nothing to PR
vent one from doing so. Not long ag
=, screen" reporter, who had jul
- come TO Washington, took this occ
o' sion to approach President McKini'
g and question him upon the issues
ed the day. The president, recognizir
the innocence of the intruder, chatt'
.er pleasantly with him. The next al
be the young man was warned by {
guards that he should not do so aga
,r Even a president must occasional
have a few minutes TO himself.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-07-26
FRIDAY. JULY %, 1901.

Attorney sn Oren has given Game
w ,raen NJ ,rse an opinion to the elect
that the quail section OF the ne" go
law enacted by the last legislature Is III
valid for the reason that it Is not IA 'ne
form passed by the two houses ana 'no
- having been made in preparing
the bill for enrolment He also rnitS
that this error does not effect the oAl'
80 Of the new Law, aud that the sec
80, If the old law which provides thar
the open season forquail shall commence
oct 20 l. still III force.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-07-26
SOCIETIES.
Ho FOR TOLEDO.

Sunday July 18th. the Ann Arbor X. Il.
will run another OF its popular e4cul,
sions TO Toledo. Special train VIII lea.o
Alma at 6:42 a. IN. Rounu "TRIP ia !II
only 1925. There will be speciai uiii
of attractions at the Casino on TINS ua'e.
and in addition the Second Regiment Vi
the Ohio National Guards VIII DO T Sh,
camped on the Casino grounds. dns
Regimental Band of sixty pieces auu
dress parade in the afternoon VIII XIV s.os
all an opportunity to see the oo i
Bows" at their best. llo''l"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-07-26

SUNDAY EXCURSION TO STATE TROOPS
ENCAMPMENT, MANIsTEE, MICH
Michigan's soldiers will go into camp
at "Orchard Beach," Manistee, Mich,
August 9th to l4th, and to enable their
friends and admirers to make them
visit the Ann Arbor Railroad will run
a cheap excursion Sunday, August lltn'
Snecial train will leave Alma at :O3 a.
m Fare for round trip, 81 90. Return
ing. special train will leave Manistee AZ
6:30 p. III. iio''"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-07-26
,,.,.L. IN 4, Tombstone.

Lucius NJ. Sargent. in his Deal
i,gs with the Dead" says that in
the graveyard at Norfolk, Va, is a
handsome marble monument sacred
to the memory of Mrs. Margaret, ETC.
wife of. etc., who died, ETC." and that
following the inscription Is this
.Frratum. For Margaret read MAT
AhaS
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-07-26
THE LANGUAGE HE SPOKE.
And when the ihterP'e
Around to II He Nearly
Collapsed.

Young Philadelphia, VINO was
horn and raised in the Fourth ward
saved enough money TO pay the ca
incidental to European TRIP
Inst summer. and by "A strict economy
the trip was strung out to Perlou %
, littte over six months, says the hec-
ord of that city. He landed home the
other day. coming in the steerage WIN
q LOT of foreigners. The immigration
,gents. with their interpreters, were
wide-awake. The young PhlladelPnIan
il very dark, and he was mistaken lot
f., FOREIGNER. One of the interpreter
.ame mn 10 him and said; "Mocesh
mouveet DO Polski?' They're trying
to string me-" thought the Fourth
ward man. "I'll keep ii up. 90 ne
shook his head. The Interpreter was
asking him if he could speak Polish
Then he changed to Russian ASKING
"Moczesh govoreet po housshl
Again the supposed foreigner shooi
| his head. "Redden Sic fiddish Z
asked the interpreter. This was fol
lowed by another shake of the heao
| Then in order the Interpreter asked
"Parley vous FrancaiseP" "sprechel
Sic Deutsch ?" and "Parlate ltalianor
negative shake of the head followe
zach query. "For heavens sake VIVA
language do you speakP" exclaimed th
Interpreter. The supposed foreignt
laughed. That's the stuff he sal.
"why didn't you ask me that hrs''
The Interpreter nearly collapsed
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-07-26
NOTICE OF LETTING

rho undersigned will receive bid- Al his Once
nrtu Angu.t Sin. 1901. for the putting IN wafer
10 :. masking all attachments filling same rom rom
OF Hubert and state street Vs. ,,
% ,,d north IN point back OF saniarium. The los
abou he buried 20 depth of four feet. The Worh
snail be- done subject 10 approval OF village sur
yevor The work will 6e LEI by me roo AN, d,u
'SsI ne done within thirty days from letlihg
cnptract All bids subject 10 rejection
W W klNCH.
Village Clerk.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-07-26
TIE CaIN.AA. RECORD.
Prosecuting Attorneys Report
For First Six Months 1901 3
,,tie,t,v croYlei N)ra ROOM
Pressing Necessity

r.;,,,, ,,a last six months, Sherlh
o...,st and his deputies AMI Pr'secu' VI
Kirby have baen kept busy III 'n7
.ion of crime and punishment ol ol'll'-
a1s The Ill roster shows that loo PEI,
80 have made their Headquarters "'
1I,,al de Parrish from Jan. J. l'ol' ~
Ia,.t4 1911 The .offenses chargeu
vary from that of the common
or tramp. OF whom there were 'hii'y '''N'
\. .,,,rdar with which ohense three
were charged - the
rba iail record shows that during tue
a., six months of 1900, only eight per
oo,s we're incarcerated. mak'ng w.
Of twenty five more jailed this year 'nau
dprinp practically the same perlou '"
,yhile the bills allowed by 'he
- 20 suoervisors will show tha' 'he
va IS tha sheriff's OH q has been
diminished IL .hera
Dnr;ng the first week In July there
.,n.a tifteen persons confined IN the jan
", .,,a sbariff saws that the accomuou"'
go ara entirely inadequate ior WIS
number The cells are but eleh' III An
har ak for men and two for "oiii0n
chase we're full and i've OF SIN -
30 them dangerous crihihai''
ware ale sping in the corrloors' 81
M, uar;ons parties confined IN jail
the first OF this week were as io''o"
elmer Ouimby aud Sarah Qu'np.
oh,rgad with the IN urder OF eheii WV
ohudrap by giving them morphine
ruo,ohar Tanner of Alma, conVic'eu
,,;,g revolver and using l. III
a threatening manner ana sen'0noou ~
1o,tics B ,asley TO 80 or sw 'h's quay
aking the latter. p,o,ohe,
Cora f.. Jenner, TO "hon
;, r,arried and who is also th'
wife of his brother, is cnarK'u Wv
Inst yeHa aud Starr Green TWO .
.ha ssven men charged with rape Oh vi
nersons Of the two little girls, Aln'-1
smith and Laura Smith, aged respeo'
fully thirteen and ten Nelia anu ~ ~,
,vare arrested at the same tlIue d o'
anb schemerhorn, who is out Oh ID,
I'D Stenhen Sturdevant, sent TO 'aoi
oon and Frank Johnson, Theooore DO
and WIN. Brace to Ionia, all lou'
-, nlaaded guilty of this offens
valia Green and Schemerhorh pi0"0
NOT entity aud will stand trial.
Samuel Miller of Bethany conVlo''
Of using indecent language anu '0n'
daVa
NJ, Smith. the Wheeler wretc
convicted of keeping mouse Vi =, 90
and sent to the Detroit House oi Ooi''
tion for three years. 4,
vuat,er McLain was arrested at AL
or being drunk and disorderiy
ant mn for twenty days.
Go usssion. charged with roho
an Alma man of thirty dollars eA'
;nod before Justice Chadwick
hound over. Claims to be from a
ArbOr. - 8,
Cbas. Hays of Ithaca, charged "
-, drunk and disorderly. Pleaded
entity and trial held last Monday
rltinp in conviction but recommen
20 the clemency of the court.
Amanda and Laura smith VI
oharge Of truancy and will probably
ent TO Adrian Industrial Schoo,'
The attention of the board oil SD
visors is respectfully called to the
Z hat such emergencies as that Oh
week frequently arise. Our JAN
are wholly inadequate and
eral Jail delivery under existing 9
ions could not fairly be charged 70
negligence on the part of the sh
what the Jail needs is another serie
cages on top of the present ones an
hese there is ample room
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-07-26

Dstroi. HIS been DOM herself proud
this week in celebrating the bi'entehar9
81 rbe fonpding # the city, The parade
Yesterday was the finest ever seen III
the city
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-07-26
Eotioe of Dissolution

Notice i hereby given that the firm OF MN.
man 4 Hammer ha, this day been dissolved ny
nutual consent. All bills contracted plcNious
IN IN. Il. te viii Toe paid by both parties ara al
actount. due To be collected In same mhhneI
aV'ou"'' VIZ WM MItIEMAS
49,, Niob Inlv % 1901 FRED HAMMER.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-07-26

All hopes Of compromise III the Steel
s+r,la is apparently gone. j. Plerpoh'
organ in a recent interview "'o'". -, ~,
there would be no concessions 10 '"'
men
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-07-26
Churches ! Societies.
CHURCHES.

Wilbur Nelson will occupy the pulpit
of the Baptist church next Sunday morn
ing and will also preach at the union
sarr,cas IN he held at the Presbyterian
church in the evening.
The subject of the morning sermon az
the Presby srian church will be, me
Christian Name" In the evening the
nnion service will be held at the fresoy'
tar,an church, Mr.. Wilbur Nelson
preaching the sermon.
SOCIETIES.
Regular meeting, Alma Lodge, r O
A M. No. pa, Tuesday evening" Jul.
! Both. Also work in Master Mason ue
gree. All of the brethren are requeS'e
to be present.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-07-26

Gov. Bliss has called special election
IN the 10Th congressional district 10
choose a successor TO the late congress
man Crump, tor Oct 10.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-07-26

W c. c. w Moore c9shier OF the above named
h,nk do solemnly swear that the above sta''
hI1f Gro W. MOORE, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn TO beiore me inns ~"
49, i,,Iv ION VIM w. kINCH.
VA, " 'u''' Notary Public.
CORREcT-Attest:
WILLIAM A. BAHLKB,
+. X. HATHAWAY. plrec'oi7'
l. II. HAYr,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-07-26
Village Council

ALMA MICH. July 10, 1901.
Regular meeting OF the Common Councll OF
the Village OF Alma in Council Chamoer vi
Present-President Bahlke, Trustees DelaVah'
Hannah. Hayt and FishbecK. ,
Absent-Trustee Montigel and thompson
I'm motion the following approved bills TOT re-
49, on cement walks were allowed at tootlnR
ua 1 10 cieris Instructed TO draw orders for
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-07-26

NS rt 60, committee to whom was referred |
the petition for bridge over the crccS a. ,hat
alley back Of Hotel Arcadia recohlncnu,SIt 90
The nrayer of the petitioners BE- grahleu anu
bridge constructed. -, .,,,otttaa was
on mation the report of the comml''ee "ae
| accented and adopted , -, So.
ON motion the petition to discontinue tne U.s. ~.
! of the present dumping grouhus III l,,aP on
| purposes was referred TO the couili''0
s'I GT motion the president appointed commit,
| toe of two To investigate a 10 putuhe III W"
| ON Superior-st for drinking purposes ,, and
Committee appointed, trustees pela''" ""N
Trustee uayt offers the following res3ution
and moves its adoption. seconueu ny
Ts.T WHEREAS by virtue OF Act OF legislature
of the year 1857 aud the vote oi '"' '''O'''7
| said village of date Aug. >, lo0'. 49,, ., ts.vo
WuFRFAs said village was autnorlIeu 10 80 Us
'','3,.it,.i i'm movement bonds In the sum Oh
a, 900 of said bonds remain without
,ss,eand sale and whereas said VlllaRe va ~
need OF $4,000 for purposes sutnP W '"
-.v.ral proceedings. Therefore U. II ~, I'll.
Rrsoiv Tp that the president OF said 'liae1
30 ,nd ~ hereby authorized and directed 10 ~,
. bonds Nos and OF said serles -, thoreof be
:. denosited with the village treasurer suoJco' !"
Y Yeannd nay vote taken with lolowiuuE IL, 49,
= Yrss. Trustees Delsvan, Hannah nay a"'
Fishbeck
TT1stecs Montigel and thompson aOseh''
l. Resolntion declared adopted ..a "a,
4. "a motion of Trustee Hayt supporteu, %
'' r,,s,ee Hannah the tax roll Was eNlcnueu ="
n DAYS with collection fee Of per cent ,.,ed n,
}" On motion OF Trustee DelsIan ee Ser
1r,,stee Fishbeck the street comhlltec -
d nihorized 20 employ Mir Harrod OF some c osn !,
II competent surveyor aud to proceed az ONT I"s se
he nsa.o,, A., ,,crth snciion OF the village ana
Pr ,ns sucn other survey In their estimation
"A necessary ,,,.,s,, sunnorted h
p. 1.st,c IIavt IN clerk was instructed 20 auNe
,,se for bids in two issues OF the ALMA htCVt
Tor the putting IN OF water nam 70 po .,,h
the rear OF santarium' los w Nv w
four feet ,,.
on ihou,o ,,, Evu'O'' " W KINcH,
~ President.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-07-26
watch Him.

The man who starts 10 tell you
story by aying it is short needs watch
ing.-Washington Ia.) Democrat
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-07-26

nEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF y ~
II Alma state Savings Bank al Alma mlcul-
gsn nj The .osc of business. July loth, III a.
called for by the Commissioner o. the p"nN'"s
IL, aaftf
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-05
LOCAL NEWS.

Mrs. Bryant returned to Kosse yes
terday.
Try our Brook Hin whisky. J. T..
Ponder. lB
Mrs. Seth Mooring left for Marlin
yesterday.
Refrigerators aud Ice boxes at
Levy Bros. i29
A few day boarders wanted. Mrs.
q. O.. Mass. %
J.F. Parks returned from Navaso-
Ia yesterday.
Smoke General Arthurs, EXPOSE
ton Saloon. iB
Sam Johnson has returned from
West Texas.
Huyler's fine candles at McDoug-
aids drug store. S9tf
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-05


Sunday school Mt the Christian
church at $3.50. Trust all Of the
teachers will be on time TO encourage
both pupils and superintendent.
X. NJ. Wilson, Superintendent
The colored base ball teams Of San
Antonio and Bryan will play three
games In Kernole park At 4:s0 p. m.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday. 81
LOST-One English setter, name
on collar, and one black and white
hound, both gyps. Reward for return
TO W. III. Cole, Bryan, Texas. i3i
McNutt Bros. are able 10 offer YOU
great inducements on the purchase
Of pianos and organs. See them at
Mrs. b. Whites furnit are store. llO
The annual field day exercises
We're greatly enjoyed At College yes
terday. The results will be pub
lished later.
Mrs NJ. c. Pistole Of Calvert and
Miss Anuic Weaver Of Pittsburg,
Penn, are visiting Mrs c. y. VIII
hanson.
Sanders Bros. d Co. can supply
your table with the best chickens
aud freshest eggs the market can
afford. i5i
Just received m pieces of bright
new madras for shirts and waists az
10 cents per yard at Norwood's. 1871
Mrs. G. \. Harrison and children
returned 20 Dallas after a visit to
Mr. and Mrs. Joe b. Reed.
The Blue Front lee cream parlor
will deliver lee cream and iced drinks
to any part Of the city. l35
Mrs. T.. W. Hutchinson of Houston
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. d. McConnico.
Prot Sims. W ID. Yardlcy, MA.
Gotham and others were here from
Bethel yesterday.
Rev. T.. l.. Shettles announces SER
vices morning and night at the
Methodist church.
McNutt Bros. nave pianos aud
organs ON sale at Mrs. Il. Whites
furniture store 40
Miss Cora Brown Of Eagle Lake is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Jones
at Providence.
Just received fresh shipment Iluv-
ler's fine candles at McDougnld's
Drug Store. sgtf
Boyce Smith, son Of Editor II. NJ.
Smith, has gone to Manila to seek
his fortune.
Second hand doors, windows and
mantels Tor sale. Apply at this
office. n
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-05

P. II. Arlington came up from
Millican yesterday.
Judge John n. Henderson has ar
rived from Austin.
Go TO Exposition Saloon for all
brands Of fine wine. 1888
II. q. Tabor has been In Leon
county the past week.
Try the Young Fritz, 5 cents at
the Exposition Saloon. 1873
Extra copies Of the Morning Eagle
Mt Haswells book store. II
There will be no services at the
Episcopal church today.
VIII Woods was among the visit
ors to the city yesterday.
Joe Hearne returned from Mont
gomery county yesterday.
Miss Lula Tucker Is visiting Miss
Betty Candy at wellborn.
Drink Mount Vernon Pure Rye
at the Exposition Saloon. lE
Smoke Sabrosa, the best on the
market for BE-. Exposition. 1873
Smoke Authuretts, the best made
for 8 cents. Exposition Saloon. i83
c. Glenn and $ 5. Kennedy were
here from Stone City yesterday.
Rev. W. T. Wood will preach at
the Free Baptist church tonight.
Charles Vesmirosky and James
Dobroyolny visited Austin Friday
Potato Bug Poison-25 cents per
package McDougald's Drug Store. n
Mr.. and Mrs. Nit Dawson are Wis
iting Capt and Mrs. ID. ID. Dawson.
Fresh bread and cakes made TO
order at r.. Grieser's city Bakery. n
Postmaster Tyler Haswell attended
the Mckinley Publication ut Aus
tin.