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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-23
Florence crittenton Anchorage Mission
OF Chicago, ~,

Mrs. Clara Makemer housekeeper for
the Florence Critteptou Anchorage MS
sion, OF Chicago. sends the following VET
ter from 500 Chestnut street. Chicago:
"Peruna is the best tonic have ever
known for general debility and never
falling adjuster In cases OF dyspepsia
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-23
Legion of Loyal Women Of Massaohu-
Sets

Miss Matte p Curtis, secretary Legion
Of Loyal Women of Boston, says:
81 suffered for over year with gen
era! weakness and debihtv: also severe
hackache took four bottles Of peruua
and am entirely cured OF these mal9dies."
-NIattfo b Curtis.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-23
American Ant-Treat Society OF Mime
sofa.

Joseph II. Ridgeway, Secretary American
Anti Treat Society. OF St Paul MIMI
writes;
ct il with great pleasure that indorse
Peruna as an honest medicine competent
10 do all 1t claims. ] have used tt sew
ernl times In cases Of severe colds and ca
tarrh and know Of nothing that cures 80
completely and At tho same time builds up
tho system. Joseph II. Rldgeway.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-23
Dannebro Society Of Iowa.
Iowa Athletic Association.

John H. Corlles. Council BUNS Iowa
secretary Iowa Athletic association writes
the following;
81 suffered for three years with severe
trouble Of the kidneys ana other pe'ie
organs. used Peruna Tor fourteen
weeks and 1t cured me. John Il Cofiles'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-23
Loyal Mystic Legion
of Minnesota.

Mr.. james S. Parks,
293 Endlcott Building,
ST. Paul, MINI, writes:
Il prize Peruna for
its healing qualities in
cases Of catarrh of the
stomach and lungs -
james 5, Parks.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-23
Young Womao's Club OF Butte. Mont,

Miss Rose Cullen president Of the Young
Woman's club, Butte Montana, writes:
''whue fnlshing school became very
nervous and exhausted from oyerstudy. !
was weak AMI sick A couple bottles Of
Teruna put new life into me."-Rose Cul-
len.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-23
Vim. Downs Relief Corps
OF Minnesota.

Geneva Parker, treasurer
and conductor Of the William
Downs Relief Corps No. AZ,
of the Woman's Relief Corps
of the state Of Minnesota,
writes the following from
2410 Central avenue, Mime
apolis, MINI;
My health was completely
broken down from oyerw ork.
My appetite was lost, my
sleep fitful and found no re-
lief from the prescriptions OF
doctors On the advice OF
friends tried Peruna and he,
fore finishing the second bot
tie was completely re-
stored Geneva Parker.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-23
/. o. 0. F Of Washington.

Moses R. Crane, Secretary 1. o. o. r.,
writes from Tacoma Wash;
"a can indorse Pernna es a cure for Md
ney troubles. as It affords speedy and sat
sfactory lts."--Moses b. Crane.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-23
Robson Post. c, A. r.

Mrs. Clara Thomas. Chief Guard Robson
Post. G. A. r., OF Albert Lea, Mimi
writes
81 suffered with severe kidney and biau
der troubles. used Peruna snd am sisu
to say that today am perfectly wen
woman, thanks TO Peruna. Mrs cara
Thomas.
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Womsn's BeneVo.


Womsn's Benevo. r
lent Association 81
OF Chicago. Y
Mrs. Henrietta A.
S. Marsh, President
Woman's Benevo-
lent Association, Of
S27 jackson Park
Terrace. Wood
lawn, Chicago, H.,
saws:
81 suffered with u
grippe for seven week
and nothing helped m,
until ! tried Peruna.
felt at once that / hat
at last secured thu
right medicine an,
kept steadily improy
Ing. Within threI
weeks ! WIS fully re
stored. Henrietta A
$. Marsh.
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Independent Order OF
Foresters Of iowa.

b. o. Tucker, Treas
urcr Independent Or
der of Foresters, CT
Council Bluffs, Ia,
writes:
"Peruna has been
both doctor and medi-
cine chest at my moth
er's home for years.
We use 1t successfully
in kidney troubles, liy-
err complaints IN i
stomach and bowel
diseases. B. Q. Tuck.
er.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-23
Chicago North Side
Woman's Club.

Miss Dade Stegeman,
Superintendent of the
Chicago North Side
Woman's Club, writes:
"Peruna has been
used by members Of
our Club for stomach
trouble. general debu
fly and la grippe with
very good results. ~
Miss Dade Stegeman.
Young Woman's Club
OF Montana.
Miss Rose Cullen,
President Young Wo-
mans Club, writes
from 921 Galena street,
Butte, Mont:
"W lille finishing
school / was exhausted
from overstudy and
could neither eat nor
sleep. Two bottles Of
Peruna cured me-
Rose Cullen.
Catholic Knights Of
America.
Mr.. Matthias Left,
Secretary U nif or m
Rank Catholic Knights
of America, writes
from 1927 n. Clark
street. Chicago. III;
81 have used Peruna
for three years as a
Strengthening IN ! {
and find il valuable
when the system gets
run down. Matthias
Left.
Ladies Of illinois G
A. r.
Mrs. Lavlna Walker
Department Chaplain
Of Ladies' OF the 6. A
r., of Illinois, writes
81 have used Pernn.
when worn ont anC
found most gratifying
results "-Mrs LAWN:
Walker.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-23
Vslkrein Association

Mrs. Catherine Tott,
president Yalkrein as
ISOLATION. writes from
5649 Cottage Grove
avenue, Chicago, IN;
at has been my
privilege 10 advise a
number OF my friends
concerning the hest
medicine In cases Of a
worn out constitution.
Know OF nothing bet
ter than Peruna In
cases Of catarrh Of
the stomach and for
| liver trouble 1t is OF
superior merit. | glad
! ly indorse it, Cath
crime loft.
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A Prominent Sunday School Worker.

A Promlnent sunday School Worker,
Miss Bertha e wentner Of buckley,
Wash. prominent sunday school worker,
writes:
Having tried several remedies for
chronic catarrh of the bronchial tubes
without being helped, I began to think
there was no cure until tried Pcruua. A
great change for the better at once tool
place, and after two months faithful use
Peruna completely cured me Bertha b
Wentner
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-23
Women Of Woodoraft, Washington.

Mrs. Josephine Benson. Guardian Grand
circle. Women OF woodcraft, Seattle
WASH writes:
II contracted a severe cold on my lungs
last fall Peruna not only completely
healed my lungs, but cured the catarrh OF
iny head as well. which had set in, Mrs
Josephine Benson,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-23
Knights Of PNhias OF Nebrasks

H. S. Emory, vice chancellor Knights or
Pythias, writes from 21S North sixteenth
street, Omaha:
II can recommend Peruna as cure for
catarrh Of the stomach and head; also in
kidney complaint and weakness Of pelvic
organs."--H 3. Emory.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-23
Betsy Ross Educational and
Benevolent Society,"

Miss Maggie Wc'ch, score
tary Betsy Ross f Educational
aud Benevolent society. writes
from 32s North state street.
chicago, M
Last fan ! caught tho most
severe cold / ever had Ia my
ME. mg lungs and throal be.
CAME so sore that was In
grcat mstress. All cough
remedies nauscated me and
nothing gave me relief INIT.
nay doctor said rather In a
Joke: Il guess Peruna IS tn
only medicine that will cure
you I told him I would Ger
talnly try II and imm d.a cts
sent for q bottle and aftri
taking Il Faithfully the 20 81
gradually diminished, aud tn'
soroness left rue. 1t is hne'
Maggie Welch.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-23
W. Q. T. U. of Illinois

Mrs. Anna r. File,
harty, recent superla
tendent OF w. c. Y. u.
headquarters at Gales
burg, H., writes as FOL
lows from 401 Sixty
seventh ST.. W. Chics
go, Ill.i
my health failed me
a few years ago. l
took Peruna and aTn
well. "a. b. Fleharty
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-23
illinois Woman's Alliance.
.ppIeton Youna Ladies GA.

Miss Mary Coats, president
or tue Appleton Young La
dies club OF Appleton, WIS.,
speaks in glowing terms or
Pcruna. A letter recently re-
ceiycd from her by THE Pc.
runa Medicine co. reads as
follows;
Il am glad TO call the at
tcntlon Of my friends to p
runs when that lsnguid,
tired feeling comes over you
and your food no longer tastes
good, and small annoyances
lrtitato you, Pcruna Will
make you feel like another
nerson Inside Of a week
have now used 1t Tor three
seasons, and Gnd It very vain
able and efhcacious, Miss
Mario Coats.
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llIinnis WomanIs ALLIANCE.


Roxa Tyler, Vice president Illinois
woman's Alliance. 91o e. Goth street. on''
cago, III, says; ...-.a
"Peruna gave me new life and restored
nv strength Roxa Tyler.
Secretary Illinois Ladies' of c. A. f
Mrs lula c. Brown, secretary Henry
w Lawton circle, No. p, OF Peeaton'ea'
H.. writes; D.
runa is reliable family medicine. IT
is splendid remedy in cases OF lno'g'S
tiop or any Irregularities OF the stomach
Mrs. Julia c. Brown.
Ltah State Council Of Women,
Lucy A. Clark. vice president Utah state
Council of Women. Pennington Juan
writes;
"Peruna is a good remedy for grip eK-
treme WEAKNESS or frequent backache- 1t
teens the body In a healthy condition -
Lucy A. Clark
Illinois Christian Temperance Union
Miss Matte L. Guild, president Young
peerless Christian Temperance Union o.
! Chicago writes;
81 have found Peruna to he the best
remedy for catarrh l have ever tried.
believe it worthy of Endorsement NAT
tie l.. Guild.
Dannebro Society Of Iowa.
/ q " Peterson. president Dannebro so
ciety. Council Bluns, Iowa, SAYS
Constant confinement In my store oe
gan to tell on my health and was oleaS
ing down Five bottles OF Pernha colu
pietely restored me to health. e
Peterson,
Iowa Athletic Association.
John II. Corlles. Council Bluffs, Iowa
secretary Iowa Athletic association, write
the following:
~ suffered for three years Win sever
> and Ofhnr nhlNl
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-23
Royal Templars Of
Temperance.

Hon John Elliott,
president Royal Tenn
plars OF Temperance.
writes from 1916 ELS
worth st, Philadel-
phla. Pa:
"I have found so
much help in cases OF
catarrhal trouble, also
in kidney and bladder
diseases, that ! can
recommend it TO all
sufferers. II is q re-
liable medicine. John
Elliott.
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California Grand Army Of The Republic.

California Grand Army OF The RepubIlo.
Hon D. L. Jaycox chaplain Grand Army
Of the Republic writes from s65 Broadway
oakland Cal;
Il contracted severe bladder and kidney
trouble used Peruna for four months ana
believe myself cured. | would not be
without Peruna in time OF need for ten
times It's cost ID. l.. Jeycox,
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The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-29
ONAWA, IOWA-Some time ago It Wa

oNAWA, IoWA-Some time ago 1t WAS
announced that coal had been found on
the farm Of Andrew Larson, near Moor
head, this county. A stock company was
formed to drill for the vein. Yesterday
the company, after going down 800 feet,
pulled up its pipe and quit. Nothing had
been found except a good quality of blue
clay. Thirty years ago State Geologist
White gave 1t as his opinion that the stra-
ia of coal under Iowa extended northwest
through this county to Sioux City; but at
a great depth, and it is thought the drill
ers have not gone far enough.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-29
End Of Week ExcursIons-Low Rates.

Tickets on sale every Saturday and
Sunday via Chicago Great Western rail-
way, good to return by any train on fol-
lowing Monday. Rates for the round trip:
Red Wing, $1.52; Cannon Falls, s1.17;
Northield, $1.16; Faribault, $1.57; Morris
town, $1.S9; Waterville, s1.96; Elysian,
s2.14; Madison Lake, s2.35. For further
information inquire of L. c. Rains, agent,
Cor. Nicollet ave. and Fifth st, Minneapo-
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-29

+. SIOUX; CITY, loWA-Some sixty five
representatives Of the retail lumber yards
in northwestern Iowa met in Sioux" City
yesterday for the semiannual gathering
of the Northwestern Iowa Lumbermen's
association. The purpose of the meeting
was to adjust losses from windstorms, tor
snadoes and fires, the; association being a
sort of mutual insurance company There
were no losses from fires the past six
months, but windstorms did damage of
B S15. 900 r.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-29

=:
WINDOW, MlNN.-Miss Cravens Of
Princeton will be one Of the new teachers
in the city schools the coming year. The
school employs fourteen teachers and a
department Of music is to be added.-Mrs
Parse gave musicale in honor of Miss
Hall Of st. Paul yesterday.-The Window
National bank building is going ahead
rapidly and will be the finest structure in
the city.-Fifty- three dollars an acre were
this week offered for some land near Win
dom and refused.-A reception for Frank
Click OF. Kansas City, who is in town for
few days, was heldsat the home of his
sister, Mrs. G. H. Stevenson.-The village
of ,Westbrook will bond for waterw orks.-
sJeffers has bonded for sewerage.-The pa
rochial school Of fKe5Lntheran church
gave picnic this week, which was attend
ed by about 500 people.-Rev Q. C. Myhre,
pastor of the Lutheran church, has been
requested to accept similar position at
Lake Benton. ssSes@aass
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-29

Via the 500 Line and the Lakes
TO Detroit, $3.50: Toledo, $1410;. Cleve
land, $14.60; and Buffalo, $16.1O. Lear
particulars at Ticket. Office, 119 Soutf
Third street. <.rs .'~ -
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-29

4 FOND DU LAC, WIS.-After taking the
twenty fifth ballot this morning without
any break in the deadlock, the sixth dis
trict democratic congressional convention
adjourned till clock this afternoon, the
vote still standing: Wells, 10; Weisse, 13;
Malone -; DIR. Blank S. .
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-29

cROOkSTON, MINN.-W. P. Brown, a
deputy game warden, was arrested
charge OF larceny. William Heinrich, a
saloonkeeper made the complaint. He al
leges that Brown approached his party
and searched their carriage for prairie
chickens and on finding none, conf1scated
the guns; further that they were merely
trying the guns
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-29

s BLUE EARTH, MlNN.-The public
schools will open Monday, Sept. 1. The
faculty is as follows: Superintendent, A.
G. Tibbetts; high school teachers, Thomas
Geisness and Lillian Stewart; grades, Fla
via Dean, Bernice Sumner, Mae Bartlett,
Bessie Par1nalee, Stella Reid, Ida Gougall,
Mae Geisness, Maude Bartlett, Margaret
JONES' Harriet McCurdy, Minnie Meckol-
roth and Myrtle Grout; kindergarten, Nell
Lowry.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-29
Change In Depots.

Northern Pacific Railway.
- On and after Sept. LIST, the Northern
Pacifc's main line trains, to all points
west, will arrive at and depart from the
Union Station, foot Of Hennepin ave- The
Northern Pacific's Duluth Short Line"
trains to Duluth, West Superior and in
termediate points, will arrive at and de-
part, as at present from the Milwaukee
depot, Washington and 3rd av S.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-29

.. -viNToN, Iowa Stanley s. Lichty,
manager of the Benton county telephone
system, has launched new publication
in the journalistic field of iowa. It will be
called the Iowa Telephone journal, and
will take the form Of a trade journal.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-29

= OScEoLA, VISA man giving the
name of c: S. Roberts hired livery rig
Of S. c. Benjamin Wednesday noon, say
ing he wished to go few miles east of
Dresser Junction and would return that
evening. Nothing has been heard or seen
of him since leaving Dresser Junction.
He is about 80 years old, weighs 100
pounds, has a sandy mustache, curly hair
and has the appearance Of a common la
borer: A liberal reward is offered for the
horse, and apprehension and conviction OF
the man.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-29

MADISON, WlS.Notice was filed with
the secretary of state to-day by the Eau
Claire, Chippewa Falls & Northern Rail
way company of the adoption of a route
for the extension Of the line from Little
Falls, forty miles to an intersection with
the Wisconsin Central. Secretary of State
Froehlich president Of the Badger Oil
and Gas company, this morning received
a telegram from Manager Susner, say
ing a big gusher has been brought in ad-
Joining the company's property in the
Flatlick, Kentucky, oil district, and that
Spectators there have gone wild.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-29

IL CEDAR FALLS, IOWA-S. r. Dawson,
the only man in modern times who has
perfected the formula for the manufacture
of Damascus steel, has decided to sell his
secret to eastern capitalists. A company
Is being organized and when it Is formed
the secrets will be disclosed for sum
that will make Dawson a wealthy man.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-29
A LOSS ON FLAX
Frost Has Done Some Damage In
North Dakota.

FARGO, N. iD.--There seems to be no
question about the damage to fax by the
frost Of last week. The frost was so light
in most localities that the matter was
generally ignored, but results indicate the.
damage was considerable. Flax is being
harvested that shows empty pods on the
top Of the stalk. The loss is charged to.
the frost and it will materially affect the:
yield.
GAINESVILLE, MINN.-Wheat is
turning from Is tof1S bushels an acre and
some extra choice pieces are going 20 to
%. Oats are yielding from 40 to so BUSH
els of good quality. Early fax will make
from to s bushels of good quality; late
flax promises more If it natures and will
take twenty days more Of favorable
weather. Wheat is heavy and will weigh
So to 60 pounds to the measured bushel.
These figures will hold good for Clay,
Wtlkiin. Norman and ottertap counties.
CHAMBERLAIN, = S., sD.-Crop reports
from various parts Of Brule county are ex-
tremely favorable. John Wilkes has
threshed his wheat crop and it averaged
18 bushels to the acre. He expects his
corn crop to run between SO and go bush
els, and from all parts of the county come
reports equally as good. The indications
are that Brule county has raised one of
PEMBINA, N. D.-The weather is ia
vorable for harvesting and three -fourths
of the wheat crop will be cut by the end of
the week. Crops are fair, and the prob
able yield in this vicinity will be about
16 bushels to the acre. Ali crops are late
owing to the wet spring. The chinch bug
is doing damage to wheat, particularly to
the late sown Several machines will
mo 0ot re nd howl Sxy+
week In the northern part of this county,,
WAsHBURN, WIS. - The bayfield,
county convention for the nomination of
county ticket has been called in this city
on Oct. 1. The principal interest seems
to center in the shrievalty. There are
four candidates, Charles B. Simpson, Ole
johnson, Jared Welton and w. H Smith.
all Of this city. All of the old officers who
| are eligible under the law to reelection
| are again candidates. Washburn
| hospital, which has been running for a.
year or two, has closed.-The town board
has cut the assessment of the Hines
Lumber company in this city from a
valuation of S772.045 to $505, $685.. There
has been a lively, controversy over the
matter and the cut is generally con-
demned by property holders.-The open
| Ing of the public schools, which was to
have. taken place Sept. 2, has been de-
| layed Tor one week, owing to the i'm
| provements that are being made to the
buildings. large new boiler-house is
| nearing completion at the Walker high
school, and a complete department for
manual training is being instituted. The
school board is also repairing the Pioneer
schoolhouse. This structure was origin
ally the Washburn high school When the
county seat was moved from Bayfield, to
Washburn it was intended to convert it
| into a courthouse This Dlan was ahan-
doned, and the building almost went to
ruin, until it was sold to the Catholics for
a few hundred dollars The Catholics
repaired the building last year, and this
spring sold it back to the town for
| $4,000.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-29

REiNeEck,z sioWA-This town will
soon have a new postofhce~ building. As
soon as the architects plans are COM
pleted the contract will be let. 1t will be-
two stories in height, heated by steam and
modern in every way. 1t will be ready
for occupancy by Dec. !.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-29

:, BLUE EARTH, MINN.-Herbert F.
Kister, prominent young merchant Of
this place, and Miss Margaret Jones, for
merly a teacher in the public schools
here, were married at Luverne on the
26th. ~ 49, ::
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-29
c.-Pensfons
WASHINGTON,

granted:
Minnesota-William H. Moreland
tdead). Pine Island. ss: Solomon, A. Davis.
Minneapolis, So; Matilda Moreland, Pine
Island, So; Margaret Hynes, St. Paul, s12:
Eliza B. Stacy, Washburn, So. ~"
Iowa-Stephen Cretzmeyer, Waverly,
S.; Chaples H. stennett. stennett, $12;
David A. Ford, Waukee, $12; Charles M.
Howard, Malvern, So; Michael Callaghan,
Everly, $50; Anna M. Lais, Davenport,
So; Anna M. Kaufmann, Davenport, $S;
Nancy A. Kent1eld, Ottumwa, s12.
= Wisconsin-Nelson Miltimoz, Stevens
Point, Sc; Samuel Smith, National Home,
Milwaukee, Sc; Silas L. Bibbins, Beloit,
s12; George B. Sprague, Elkhorn, $50;
Phillip Hawk, Dale, So; John Tabbert,
Milwaukee, $40; John Brodkorb, Mishi-
cott, $12; Stephen A. Gardner, Janesville,
SIT; James Gowran, Portage SO; Susan
A. Townsend, Bancroft IS; Fredericka
c. Holz. st. Francis, So; Ellen E. Mer-
chant, Evansville, $12; Rachel A. Barker,
Gays Mills, $12; Charlotte Schoonever,
Easton, s12; Pamela Olson. Mosinee,- 81 g.
Postmasters Appointed: Minnesota
Martin O. Gorseth, Florence Lyon county.
South Dakota-Joseph w. Bailey, Galena,
Lawrence county. 5.1. 49,, --z.s.s-
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-29

HlBBlNG, MlNN.--The. Bryan O'Roric
block was destroyed by fire this morning.
The fire started in one Of the apartments
on the second floor. The department did
effective work and but for it the Karon
stores and Healey's livery stable would
also have been destroyed.-Th Shramm
sisters entertainment, under the auspices
of the M. E. church. was decided sue-s
cess.-The. Adams hospital in the: Pills.
bury addition Of the townsite was opened
this week. It is fine three-story build
ing and is entirely Independent of the
Rood hospital.-The Powers Simpson
company's cottages in Southern addition
are almost completed and are an improve
ment to that part Of the town.--Professor
Munich of Winona Is here to assume the
principalship of the public schools at
Chisholm. '... ..
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-29

AUBURN, NEB.-IIalf a dozen young
men at Nemaha used paddles, sticks and
switches to make Jake Shuck Of this
city, then at Nernaha, either go to work
or return home. They were corralled by
Sheriff Lawrence and each was fined 81
and costs. The affair started as joke
Shuck became violent and upon showing
fight his assailants d,1cked him in one
Of the city water troughs Fl
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-29

LINCOLN, NEB.-Isaac McMullen is in
the county jail because he kicked O lit
tie girl. The deed was the outcome Of a
row with A.. G. Peterson, proprietor Of
the Washington hotel over lodging bill.
In one Of the rooms of the hotel lay the
dead body Of Petersons 8 eldest daughter.
McMullen was in an angry mood. and Pc
terson tried to calm him for the sake of
respect toythe dead. It only angered him
the more and when the little daughter of
Peterson approached him with an tnno-
cent rebuke he kicked her.