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Mower County transcript., 1906-07-25

in 9set., no logic at all, but it viii
serve. had the highest words of
Mr.. Winslow from my friend-' he
interrupted himself with loud cough,
and changed the expression, "the good
opinion of him given me by Aaron
Burr shall retain until further proof
to the contrary. Meanwhile, to avoid
a more businesslike, but troublesome
proceeding, you will retract, lieuten-
ant"
The soldier was consumed with i'm
potent rage, but no signs were visible
except his bloodless face and tightly
clenched fingers.
He rose, and looking straight at
Winslow, bowed without word.
"You are satisfied, Mr.. Winslow?"
demanded the colonel. And sharply,
for he felt some personal Irritation at
the chagrin of a favorite member of
his staff.
Satisfied as regards myself, colonel,
but deeply wounded for another; out
ragged by the insult which your lieu
tenant was pleased to fling at gentle
man and patriot who has served his
country we'll, but who is now bounded
a. every turn by those hirelings of fac
tion who would cloud with treason his
fair name. I cannot learn the full
charges against Aaron Burr, but what
ever they are, I declare them to be
false, and am ready, if need be, to sup
port that declaration with the sword
He took his seat in silence which
nobody seemed willing to break. His
words were the more convincing in the
absence of all Wanting.
The colonel sat in study for a mo,
ment, the thought wrinkling it's way
to the surface of his unyielding skin.
"As you are a guest of the fort, Mr..
WinslOw, l am sorry that one of US
should have given you cause for
anger. At the same time, you must
admit that greater minds than my
lieutenant, here, are doubtful of Aaron
Burr, and until all are satisfied, we
cannot ask of West a full retraction.
Your own honor. however, is vim
dicated-it is enough for the present;
leave Aaron Burr to the courts
Bidding them all curt good night,
the officer dismissed the meeting.
Mower County transcript., 1906-07-25

5599ood spots dabblea the writing. Care
fully she wiped away the stains, intend
ing to replace them in the knapsack,
when name caught her eye name
which made her turn from red to white
with alarm-Charles Winslow, and
closely following it the words, "spy"
and ''traitorous designs.''
The writing fascinated her; the char
acters burnt deep into her memory.
and she kept her gaze upon them as if to
assure herself that she read Alright
that the words @'spy" and traitor" did,
indeed, stand close to the name of
Winslow.
At the moment she heard footsteps
not stealthy. Firm and sure they
crunched the dead leaves and the noise
was inspiring after the awful calm of the
forest and it's savage tenants.
She had only time to hide the packet
of dispatches in the folds of her gown,
when familiar voice called her name,
and Winslow's face, his eyes shining
and mirthful, peered across the inter-
vening thicket. ''I've caught you, run
away" he was beginning, but the words
froze on his lips. God in Heaven, what
has happened?"
She lifted a warning finger, and tried
to speak lightly, though her voice trem-
bled. BE careful; there are Indians
about. This one was hurt by random
arrow; there may be Others
Winslow sprang to her side. "Shall
I take your place; or would you rather
wait minute while go for help?"
To his surprise, Lavender replied:
"Neither-yet."
Then, with a gesture that enjoined ST.
lence she handed him the dispatches.
On the bosom of her gown they had left
a tiny red stain. Read those" she
commanded.
He hesitated. "You must be nv first
care; let the papers watt
But she insisted: "Read!'
Indifferently he opened the papers
but at the first sentence started with an
exclamation of indignant astonish-
ment.
Rapidly his eyes scanned the page,
but without waiting to finish it, he
stopped to raise her Come" But she
pushed him aside.
What is in the paper? What does it
mean?"
1T is lie, and it means prison. he
replied tersely. Then, bending over the
wounded man: "He must be brought to
camp" he said; ''and you-you are
Wretchedly uncomfortable; come
let us
But she Interrupted him. Il will not
stir, or rouse this man until know the
contents of those dispatches; they fell
Mower County transcript., 1906-07-25
HOmeSeekers' Excursions.

The Iowa Central will sell round trip
excursion tickets every Tuesday to
points in Minnesota, Wisconsin, the
Dakotas, Manitoba, Saskatchewan and
the Canadian Northwest, and, on the
first and third Tuesdays of each month
to points in the South, Southeast, West
and Southwest. Rate one fare plus
$500. Liberal limits and stop-over
privileges. For rates and further par
ticulars call on or address A. B. Cults,
G. P. & T. A. Minneapolis, MINI.
Dec.31
Mower County transcript., 1906-07-25
Desirable Farm For Sale.

My farm of 100 acres, in sections %
and 80, Red Rock, FIVE miles north east
Of Austin. Good dry soil for grain or
dairy purposes. Five acres of natural
grove. Good new buildings. Farm all
fenced. Will sell for cash or on time.
Will sell stock with place. For par
ticulars call at the farm.
ROBERT HOBsON.
Mower County transcript., 1906-07-25

from his knapsack, and l was about to
put them back when saw" she hest
tated and looked around cautiously Il
saw your name, and another word
spy That was enough for me. I ap-
propriated the dispatches. Now tell me
the rest
Bending low he whispered: "Burr is
a prisoner. | am to be held here pend
ing his trial. They have orders to ar
rest me-
A mischievous smile dimpled the cor
ners of her mouth, and a little color
crept into her pale cheeks.
Pardon me. l have the orders to arrest
you;" and she slipped the dispatches
into their hiding place, and over the
tell-tale spots of blood arranged anew
the folds of her scanty gown.
To be Continued.
Mower County transcript., 1906-07-25
Don't Be Backward.

Do not. hesitate to ask for free
sample of Chamberlain's stomach and
Liver Tablets. We are glad to give
them to anyone who is troubled with
bi]iousness, constipation, or any disor-
der of the stomach. Many have been
permanently cured by their use. For
sale by all druggists.
Mower County transcript., 1906-07-25

IN EFFECT JUNE 8, 1906
LeaVe for st. Panl, Minneapolis, Kansas Citv.
Chlcago. 8 :35 D. M and .00 a =,
Arrive from same points at Bud m. ana
40 p. m. - ILL., ono
Leave for Lyle, Mason City, Fort Dodge. Conn.
n- cm Blutfs and Omaha at II 40 D. m, and
Arrive from same cities los a. m. 3 :3s D. NJ
ARTHUR COLE Agent
Mower County transcript., 1906-07-25
Iowa Central Railway.

Time OF arrival and departure of trains OF
Iowa Central R'y., at Mason City, Ia. Tickea
office at depot, East Eighth street. Corrected
to March ], 1906.
Mower County transcript., 1906-07-25
Posi-, No. oe, G. A. r.

REGULAR meetings are held at their post hall on
the first and third Saturday evenings of each
month. Whiting comrades cordially invited.
b. .gd CAsS HAIBDAMxs. Co1amander,
Mower County transcript., 1906-07-25
AUSTIN PAsSENGERETRA1Ns.
G. II. & St. P. Railroads..
Depart

Except Sunday - Others daily. tCarrieo
through sleeper to Chicago
Mower County transcript., 1906-07-25
CT. BERNARD CUMMANDERY, K. r. No. Is,
Meets first Monday evening of each month at
Masonic hall. GEORGE E. ANDERSON, Z. G.
PARKE GOODWIN. Recorder.

N USTIN LODGE No. IS, K. OF P,
Meets on the second and fourth Wednesda,
evenings of each month. Visiting Knights
welcomed. A. NELSON, G, t
". J. URBAToH. K. of b. and s.
Mower County transcript., 1906-07-25

sDaily. iDaily except Sunday.
2:3C p. M. tra i'll has fine recliRing c..ir care
and high back coaches through to Kansas
City and St. Louis, and Pullman sleeping cars
Abba to St. Louis and Kansas City. II 249 g.
M, train has through buffet slenpers chair
cars, and coaches a Ii new, to st. I.oni~. 6IJ a.
M. has fine reclining chair through 4 Peoria.
or rates etc apply to.
FL. 7. Boyd, 4. 3. Cults
AgeD g. P. and T. !
Mower County transcript., 1906-07-25
One Fare for the Round Trip

To Waterville, Elysian and Madison
Lake via Chicago Great Western Rail-
way every Saturday during May, June,
July, August and September ). t. Ell
mer G. P. A., St. Paul, MINI.
Mower County transcript., 1906-07-25

Arrive Depart
IRON for
- 200 pm. Owatonna, Faribault and y 5:E am,
200 pm. . So Minnea apolis * XIX o N
~ xd0 pm Owaton4a and taribault 6:15 pm,
500 pm. =. -. Leroy Calmar.. 8:3Oa.m
l:U am. -. LeRoy Calmar.. 3. 7:GO a. IN !.
5U0 pm, Lyle and Mason City,. S:45a.u
:oO am. >. Lyle and Mason City,
6:l0 pm. Dexter, Spr Val, Lacrosse a &c . II,
@ @2ao pm. A. Lea, Ealrmt t, ) &C kson = S n
A'"o p'M'IA' Lea Wells, Mankatol 500 5,n1
daily
Revised toDec. 1, 1905.
C. W. sNERE Agent
Mower County transcript., 1906-07-25

DOYAL ARCH CHAPTER, No. IA.
Tae stated communications of this Chapter are
held in Masonic hall, Austin, Minn., on the
seccn1 ahd fourth Friday evenings of each
month WALLACE GREGsON. NJ. r. II. P
PARKE GOODWIN, Secretary.
Mower County transcript., 1906-07-25
Send Us j Your
/. HIDES
TANNED
f..,..b Fl Ef,...
FOR
ROB ES

TIE FOSTER ROBE & TANNING Co.,,
1913 9th st.. s. E 49, Minneapolis, MINI.
Mower County transcript., 1906-07-25
PRINCIPAL CITIES,

NJ arshalltown, ,Oskaloosa, ,
Abba, Kansas City and !
St. Louis. .......
Marsballtown, Oskaloosa,
Monmouth aud Peoria.
Hampton, Ackley, Eldora {
Marshalltown way ft. =. {
Manly, Kensett, Northwoo(
and Albert Lea.
Mower County transcript., 1906-07-25
LEAVE. | ARRIVE

+ 9 80 pm *1:40 pm
*12 ::229anl rs 40 ain
II 6:15 am *S:45 pr
II :55 am "A AS pm
s12 :05 pm *tO:45 am
Mower County transcript., 1906-07-25
SOCIETIES

EVIDEJITY LODGE, No. 80, A. F. AND A. n
The regular communications Of this ,dge a-t
held In N sonic hall Austin, Minn., Oh the ars
and I'd Wednesday evenings of each month.
WILLIAM TODD, W.A.
JOHN H. ANDERSON. Secretary.
Mower County transcript., 1906-07-25

FREIGHT TRAINS CARRYING PASSENGER.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Henry RIttmann and wife to Emil Basse, lot
on line Of Ford street. 15o'w Of Sanchez, %
r. 3. Potter Realty Company to Charles
Schoeb, lot 8. block 4T, Refs Tract; grant.
Same to T. schach, lots and ., block Il,
''fss Bernard ard Gibbons and wife to James B. Nc
sheehey, lot on a line OF Twenty fourth street,
49, q Diamond, E 50 by n IA SO. $40 :. ~
line Of Frederick street, 80 of fremont, e
Is by lo9; gift
lot en- n line OF Dwight street, As n Of
Lizzie Liaali zwiek e Edward and Mary e Brady.
IpS TweSfieth. m isnS e Sy i5o $40 street. M
Martha " woodward to Charles A. Roesler
aps S o ft ssn on jose ns avenue OF as5
os:2k 126:i0A. IS, lot 8, Woodward
Subdivision Of lot 4os TO 4lo, Precita Valley
George stierlen and wife TO Eva Meteslfe
wife OF George). lot on line OF Willard
street. 2s Of Fulton. "A by E $50 SO.
al lot on u line OF Sixteenth street. 10 Of
Dolores, W 80. T4..e. E 30 II; SO,
et al lot On n line Of Rhode Island and Six
teenth, 400, e loo zoo, 100 200, "
Emma F. and Gus s. Berry to Frederika E.
Of California. 20 By 100; $40.
on n W line of Turk ana willard streets. 100
Antonio and hosa Pucelnl 10 Cornellus helly,
lot on D " line OF Munich street. 225 Of
Russia, 9 75 by 100; $40.
Mathilda Gilman 10 Sophie Clausen ct al, lot
line OF Second avenue, 230 Of Sixteenth,
6 80 by 40; gift
Jacob Levy to Bernhard Fulda and wife, lot
on line of sutter street, e5 Of Fillmore, e
D. O. Harrelson Jr to Herman W. Grau. one
fourth interest In lot on " line Of Sixteenth
and Vermont streets, u 100 by W 100 So
Same TO W. n. Harrelson, one-hah interest
IN lot on line Of Broadway, 5l:4 Of Waller,
100 by a 2S:s So
Charles ". Mulloy ct al. TO Alice e Roberts,
lot line OF Golden Gate avenue. 1876 E OF
Steiner street. r PFC by i27 :6; $40
William e. Mitchell 10 Charles B.. Humbert lot
on w line OF Seventh avenue ZIG OF Clement
street 2G by W 120; $40.
T. b. Potter Realty Company 10 Anna II. de
Roco lot 10. block 9. Refs Tract; grant
Michael C. Reuch 10 Adeine d. Cercghino. lot
on + line of Fifth avenue. rs n of Hugo street,
\ 25 by 95; SO.
John winn ana wife to Joseph F. BoIand. los
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-19

default AS the plaintiff in any such
case naturally claims the title. he is not
required to give personal service NO
tice is by publication through some
newspaper. Here is where the chance
for fraud occurs.
II your title is attacked you may be
unaware of the action until too late TO
make a defense. II you will fill out the
coupon and send 1T to the title editor.
The Call, you will be notified Of any
suit that may be commenced. The Call
keeps a record of every suit fled under
this act. 1t has a description OF the
property so claimed. This information
will be in the nature of personal ser
vice and will inform you in sufficient
time TO defend your rights.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-19
CARMEN COMPLAIN
Of EQUIP PMENT.

The members of the Garments Union
met last night at their headquarters.
321 DeviSadero street, to prepare a
statement for the United Railroads.
Whilej no official bulletin was given
out, ii is reported that the carmen in
their communication to their employers
requested the latter to repair the cars
as soon a possible, as employees would
not be responsible for any accidents
that might occur on account of defec-
tive fixtures. .
The. carmen declare the cars are in
bad condition and are likely to break.
They do not care to operate them until
they have been repaired. This seems
to be the only grievance the carmen
have. They made no demand for an
increase in wages.
A committee from the striking elee-
tricians attended the meeting, but 1t
is understood that the carmen took no
action regarding their strike.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-19
DEATH PENAL TY
INFLICTED ON
NUT|NEERS.
Seventeen Sailors Of the
Cruiser Pamyat Azova
Are Executed at Reval
OTHERS AWAITING
A SIMILAR FATE
Cars Cabinet Considering
Advisability Of Sending
More Troops Into Poland

IT. PETERSBURG, Aug. 1S.-Sev-
enteen Of the sailors of the cruiser
y rs~yat A.eva, who m',,lnIsa on
August 2, and an agitator were
exccuted mt Reval today. Twelve others
were sentenced to hard labor for
eriods varying from six TO ten years
thirteen were drafted to the discip-
linary battalions, fifteen were con-
demned to various disciplinary penal
ties and thirty-four were acquitted.
Three civilians implicated In the 1,autiny
were surrendered to the civil authorf-
ties for trial.
Ten Of the mutineers who have been
demned to death, fifteen were acquit-
ted and 122 sentenced to terms of i'm
prisonment Mt hard labor.
EMPEROR LEAVES PETERHOF.
The newspapers announce that the
torpedo gunboat Abrek has arrived at
tion-room and that she will be docked
for repairs.
Police and soldiers are searching
the country around Pskoff in an en-
deavor to run down Belenzoff. the
leader of the band which pillaged the
Credit Mutual Bank of Moscow. but
have found no trace of him.
A telegram from. Askabad capital
of the Trans Caspian territory. says
that the station at Artyk, on the Cen
trail Asian Railroad. has been connect
ed Geographically with the Persian
town of Meshed.
The court removed today from Peter
hof. Emperor Nicholas is expected to
visit Finnish waters at the end of
August. The Minister of Marine was
hunting grounds for the imperial
household.
Since the acute revival of terrorism
the Ministry of the Interior has been
flooded with complaints forwarded by
Chiefs Of Police in all parts of the en-
pire to the effect that tho police are
resigning by wholesale. and it is
evident that if this state of affairs
continues 1t may. compel a practical
replacement of police by troops
MORE TROOPS FOR POLAND.
The Cabinet has given serious atten-
tion to the situation in Poland. and the
question of dispatching considerable
reinforcements of troops there and
sending out punitive expeditions has
been discussed, but no decision has
been reached.
Both Premier Stolypin and War
Minister Rudiger are receiving many
letters demanding the punishment of
the officers and soldiers of the Cheya-
lier Guards concerned in the whipping
of Annie Smirnoff. and the newspapers
continue to be filed with indignant
articles on the subject. M. Stolypin
has ordered an investigation of the
affair. but so far as known the milf
tary authorities have made no move.
The girl is in hospital and her con-
dition Is serious.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-19
noMBs Thrown IN WARSAW.
Desperate Attempt Is Made to Assassi-
nate the Governor General.

WARSAW. Aug. 1S.-Three bombs
Were thrown today at the Governor
Generals carriage from a balcony in a
house in Natolinska street. Two of
them exploded behind the carriage. All
the windows of the. neighboring houses
We're broken. The perpetrators Of the
outrage escaped.
1t was announced tonight that the
Governor General sustained concussion
of the brain.
Infantry patrols. reinforced by ar
tillery, have been called out and it is
reported that owing to the increase in
the revolutionary movement the procla-
nation OF state of siege is imminent.
MOSCOW, Aug. 1S.-The Constitu-
tional Democrats have decided to hold
a congress in st. Petersburg September
20. The inmates of aHrthe prisons here
have declared three-days' hunger
strike in retaliation for the affair at
the central prison August 16, when
troops fired on a number Of political
prisoners who had made a demonstra-
tion against the hospital conditions,
killing two and wounding ten men.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-19
RECORD OF 172 CONVICTIONS
MADE BY DISTRICT ATTORNEY
Report of the Office for Last Twelve
Months Is Rendy for the
superyfsors

During the fiscal year that closed
June 80, 251 criminal cases were han
died by District Attorney Langdon, ae-
cording to the annual report that has
been prepared by Assistant Benjamin
Black. OF these cases all but Al were
disposed of, and the office secured 1f2
convictions. there being 80 acquittals.
This shows 81 per cent of convictions,
which compares favorably with reports
of previous years.
Following are some of the prominent
cases tried where convictions were had
by Mr.. Langdon: George D. Collins,
perjury; John Mccarthy. murder; VIII
liam Sampson, assault with intent to
commit robbery; Chilllon Bowen, mur
der; Angelo Sierra, grand larceny; John
A Logan Bell, murder; Bernard e.
Myer, murder; Fred c. Jaiser, men-
slaughter, and Ancio Brissilio. Angelo
Napoli and Salvatore Stramo. the Ital-
ian black hand cases, murder.
Because of the destruction of the rec
ords, difficulty was experienced in pre-
pairing the report.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-19
HELPLESS VETERAN RESCUED
FROM A BLAZING HOUSE
Neighbors Come to His Assistance in
Time to Carry Him From the
Rurnfnw Str,arfur~

SAN JOSA, Aug. 1s.-The resideuce
of ]. T. Boynton, on the King road be-
tween Alum Rock and Shortridge ave-
nues In East San Jose, was burned yes
terday evening. Mr.. Boynton who's is
an old soldier, was In the house at the
time. but was i'll and could do nothing
to help himself. while his wife had
stepped out only a short time before.
After the fire had made considerable
Roadway 1t was noticed by neighbors.
They rushed at once to the scene and
Mr. Boynton was carried out through a
back window. Only q few articles OF
furniture were saved.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-19
SAN JOSE GROCER ACCUSED
OF VIOLATING GAME LAWS
Arrested for Alleged killing of a Doe.
He Says He Is Victim of Mis-
tnIxau Id~ntf<u

SAN JOSE. Aug. 1S.--Willian RAY
OF Layton, Mendocino County, deputy
State game commissioner, today ar
rested e. w. Jack, local grocery man
who had just returned from a hunting
trip into Mendocino County, for the al
legged shooting Of a doe. The witnesses
for the prosecution are General Dick
inson and his vaquero, who saw the
doe shot. Jack denies that he killed
the doe and says it is case of mis-
taken identity. He gave bond today
in Justice Wallace's court to appear
in Willis, Mendocino County. for trisl
September 8.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-19

on line Of Thirtieth street, 200 OF Sanchez'
Marie T. spiess 70 James D. Gillies and wife,
e !st % 9n bg : Z fsnn foS. 3. So nSe ''ss''
Frank b. wilde and wife to Louise NJ L.
Balister lot 20. block 327, South San Francisco
Giuseppe Giuseppe 3. versa to Maria verga lot on y
lne of Vallejo street s9:T ct s5ocksoni ss.I; j
10 Tilh, So o'sS' sE ., se'iiN )
Robert wannenmssher and wife to Charles
Erdge et on y j line q Eghtssfafh 5 sen street %
Florence HAYS 70 Florence y wauten a. En- lot
d. O. Hawelson Jr. to William H: .Harrelson,
nine -sixteenths of lot on NV corner OF Sixteenth
and Vermont streets 100 ny ieo es.;1 So
Development Company. lot On NE line OF Ninth
street. 1870 NV of Brannan NV 1876 by NE
Standard Realty end Development Company to
WestsFa % Pnss spde hpiEaE 70 81 Marin o S
100, and IS other deeds: $40.
Building Contracts.
Solomon and Ruth V. Hyman with r. NJ. Nc,
Lachlan---To erect two-story frame on Sc
corner OF Sixteenth street and Hof avenue. E
Gustare Beckn with Charles H. Hook. c. A.
story ck Rpns On 81 line M q ,a Market {a .ss
Frederick Ruhland with Martin .. Show--To
erect three-story frame on Sc line of Park
Lane. 2T6 SW of Third. SW "a by Sc 97:6. for
$4,000.
Thomas A. Pettus With Henry P. Sonntag-
To erect a tnree-story brick NE corner Of
Front and Oregon streets, for $4,000.
s. d. Fell with William stiweli---To erect a
one,story building on s.n nM corner OF EDDY md
Daniel Riley with William Lindcn-To erect a
two-story frame line OF Camp street. 10
" of Albion avenue, w 81 by n co, for S34o0.
William Dzney with Herman & Morcn-To
erect three-story frame on w line of Church
street. % Of Hancock. - ~ w 100, for
S14S4.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-19
McLnch,an Renominated.

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 1S.-At the Re
publican convention of the Seventh
Congressional District. held here today,
Congressman James McLachlan was re-
nominated by unanimous vote. There
was some opposition to Mr.. McLach-
lan's denomination prior to the prima-