Mower County transcript. [volume], June 01, 1898, Image 2

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MEMORIAL DAY.
A Fitting Obse
in
Monday vtts
bright and still. We do not reme
ber of larger throngs present to parti
cipate-inthese occasions* -The-proces
sTon was long a ndl iwilng and~tBe
court hpusjB. square., was thcftnged-tq
overflowing" TbepVoc^Mi ftrtmetfat
G.A. R.hall aboutten-bUilock^-The
police anff Band ied: The city tire de~
partment, tihe M.^ Wv MythfcA.e©^U£
W., and 26 ex-msmtaif of Co.G. acted
as .escorts to. .Then
came Mclntyre Post. Na fte*0.. A,3.
of this city,
and Henry (XBflier^ PQst,
W /&-. 9* BrownSdalej/abOiit 100
menin liidieV- JuStbefbrb them a bah*
ner with streamer^ WSad Carried «by
tWee daughters of veterans, Maud
and Pearl Bregg and Bernice Sharpr
stiqe. Upon one side of the .banner
was "Our veterans '.'61"' on ther6verse
side was "Gur boys 1898." About 60
daughters of veterans followed under
the charge of Lucy Johdsoh, 'Grace
Miller and Mabel Moore, ^assigned to
wind the monument and place bas
kets of ilqwers in chairs. for departed
soldiers. Then- came the W. A. C.,
the orator of the day and city officials,
600 school children with tb'eir teachers
knd hundreds of citizens in( carriages
and on foot. The procession' moved
under command of Burr Maxwell,
marshal, to. court.house square where
the following program was. given, very
successfully:.. ~_l. ..n
-••J. Music by the Band'.
2. Winding the Mopumeot/ by
Children.
,3. ,Pmyec byRey, C.^Wiiithey.
v4. Flag Drill by 20»g|rlsi under, di
rection of Miss GraceSberwohd.
5,. Reading Qf ljincoih's Gettysburg
Address by j. E. Arthaudof, the^ Nor
mal College, V.'
6. ''Vacant Chair" —Decoration of
Chairs of Deceased ^Soldiers by 39
daughters of veterans.
7 Depositing o£jFlo.wers by Post on
.Table.
S. Sopg by Living JUag Children.
.9. Oration byHon.Q.W. Sh^w.
10. Song—America, v.
,11. Benediction, 6y J^ev.AVW. H.
Hormel. -V-i •:v.
12. Music by Band."
v." The flag drill was^greatly enjbyeftlby
the veterans and other^,. and tqe lix
ibg flag formed^by over l30 childrep in
costumes of redj whjte andWue'ar
ranged, so as to r^present^ ap^fect
flag made A..|^utlfull^^ ^f6|ijia:lor.
the speaker on the
for
t,
:ptatfori4.
The
oration ot Mr Shaw wa^' m6st: fip^e^
and it was v^oted to pr^nt it in pairip
lejt form for sale for th&be|(efi of 'the
fund ofv.,dur^.^Gwwiujp1^r|.'-.We'
give a bare ,abstract of^'j)ae naaa^erly
MemoriaLday a legacy (o r$i$t, which oapnot
^ie, for itrests^^i the .fceo.der)B8t pa^upnarihat
ereE throbb^d in" t^he'j recesses". of lie iiuiqaa
heart, as
posteri^ the very spirit* of a| ^enerktibn
'^hloh
tonred«ut its treasure ae water and
rthe^bl6od'
of itssOiis .without stiat,j a^ Wlct^' paM for a
nation's Hfe. /The story of s&CTifices and
heroism and dangers of the ,foar- years bloody!
."struj^le toV^., th^ugVrepea^ jio oft*.*#
to l»iBo6»eriapilia? as jcradlo ^soogs, ??ill jeSrpr.
stir the Heart as' a buglfe JblaSti ,^'Wh^t Wonti-*
ment at brass, what marble
y&
arthitectare
wonld aofittiiigiyand instruotiv«3y emboidjr the.
sentiments of |»atriotisi& a&& grfttefid'
ciation aS this Membriai DayT
:Th^
nation
Aweepsand tejoiceaas wellinrthecootennplation
of the heroism of the past,. It is well that once
each, year, the bus/ Wheels oi industry are stilled
by irrepealable enactment in order that a nation
-ilitay walk aniong the graves 6f '4ts Jierqes sand
place uponi them treasured incense ffom the,
gardens' bleeding he^rU .On), ,days"\sn6h
as these, a most pattwti« recpHection- is of
those who?w§nt crat, high -hopes and' flrin
courage io onr counti^y'a-call of '.whom no. tid
ings ever came .back. _Tfae talL pines of the
south and the sentinel stafs alohe can Hell 'the
."8eeret of their nameltfss'^ra^s" Sver may 'the
day be observed appropriately to ke^p,alive
among us the sense of dut^y, of patriotism, the
highest ideals- of citizenship and of fidelity to
State and Nation, noucishingto the uttermost
that spirit upon which the safety of any nati^n
must depend.', ..."
-Within'the past month had bsen presented to
-the new generation" On the»e very streets an
Object lesson familiar -to the fathers and
'mothers' of thirty-seven years ^.agp, when our
boys in blue went forth in' the hour of the early
morning, in hastened responiie tdtheir country's
call carrying with them thetearful benedictions
and Gfod speed of attending thousands. Let us
thank God, that this time'it is notf an occasion
of strife among, common, obritttrytoen. ^The
duty and responsibility of tliaV.was determued
and grandly met andeterhally settled at a great
-price by the generatton to norii it c'Smtfi May
we. not rejoice that the£e days upon which .we
,are J90W fallen do not mark ao age of national
degeneracy or national cowardice? For when
has been manifested 'a grander exhibition.of
national hetoism. -than thiB'/receht xUiited .iip'
rising ol a great people, at the sple dictates
of hdspor, conscience and, humanity resolving
that Spanish domination and oppression- and
cruelty in Cuba shall cease. For a generation
the Cubaa people have struggled to free them
selves from the oppreasive.aiid ruinous ^"govern
ment of Spain for fonrteeh yoafs 'active -war
fare has existed on the., island leading to .the
destruction of the lives and property of^,Ameri
can citizens, to the interruption of otir .friendly
aiid valuable commerce, to the expenditure 'of
large sums by us in fulfillmfeiit of our obliga
tions of neutrality, to the distraction ffom
affairs more particularly our own of tha roinds
of our own people and thtf ^activities of dur
'overnment. The warfare in. Gabd .lias been
thirty years an ever present threat to the
peace of the United States', Neither greed nor
revenge is our motive in our' interference in
Cuban affairs. Thank Qod we^re a united peo
ple in the purpose that oppression shall not
exist on this continent, Xnthip bjiripose there
is to be no turniiig back, no Resiration.'but a
straight march on to the filial adcomplishment.
The results of our present campaign of ed
vacation in cphnectioh with,the Cuban war will
tetfch us many lessors the supreifie im|krtance
of maintaining an adeqttatelnavy^ and a larger
"w* vu* »»VM v* wo nuu
other equally.Important: truths and
teach the hesitant nations of the old
course of humaqjtir'andcoflS^ftvtwnalfreiedoui.,
and make at- significantly apparent/to them
that we have beconde a firmly reunited peopled
The speaker treated,elaborately of the causes
and issue 'ftf theyCi^b4n'^ar,
Events making our hiStory-ate now succeeding
each other with marvelloiis rapidity^ We 'be
lieve they are timed by divjne ^wiadqmLto, m^et
bot^ the fitness of th'e^ge^epatio^ a^a the p0st
good of the world- The feneration? or
men each
la their.place contribute^thstgifand cdnsuta
mation whpse finished perfection, exists only in
Loyalty impress aDd.tht'ill War: 'to&ftsotoda^.
It illustrates -undyigg p|in^^ea. eq^ing out
in aU pM^lrtbyy. J^yalty wit tto Jmm^nt
principle in -01 to'60 as*it is today its
lng war. ltsent^e .boygjittlwie(iAti)
of smpk% and battle-flame. •It sent women ig.to
hospitals aha kept woMe^'Snng^rs atjineeaauig
''worn It wab behin&tih6 wei^ebii tn^ie^treets
fin the early. morning la few^reekv^igd when at
sence and tenderly dft6#S*^its floral tribute oil
these vaca^iti^hairirand'oa) the ^giaves of the
.-Aiwi
,r. tfiifl
5iaten6d'iBi?ie8
oprrufera ^div^fuidai^ehat«-ii^tlie over
throw of wring aacT die 'establishing ^'of
0
jus-
"tite^sweetiieace. mAy 4oaai '46mb again rtav»na
I^ tbe ,af|ernoQQ, ^e Q. A. Ik
I'ostf, We W. E. U., assisted
w4tof w. 4i fw&w.i
the Ladies' Auxiliary an4e»nl»rg6
cro^i^f $&e cemeT
MM
teries and covered over with flowers
the seventy graves of veterans who
howed
ay
A
Monday when
vious.
—Th&exiifcises by the children weife
greatly enjoyed. The flag drill
Ilvingnag. and~~thc
monumentcapturedt^
Whafcweuld.the rfi. A.^EtLIdo with*
out the cooperation*
of th©W. 6
'Our home orators ate evidently able
td holdtheir owfctfith ahyft'bm diiti2
dde^whOare limited tO-s^aktiferei'
Weheard lota bfcompHnierits fbrMr
Shaw^address. *f t^
Upon occasions like
SUPh r.rnwrl4 wo PA in t.h« Mfv tho uo urai» uikuu wo Bicpu uu duo grounu
bmigiH5rTrf TTn -tin.*nHR WHr^ 7"'»»i""^ and tor several nights we had no straw
i1
There %ere near}^W^
line by fcctualcOunt. Thestf are What
are to make our^uTure/citizens and
control our afflMttii.
a
?"«J
Methbriaf Da^a are* initiations "to
patcioti8m and toyalty. -r«„c
Therewere among theveterans to
line Monday«.,}2,peml^ers ot po*. Ckot
the old KinthMlqinespta, Capt.Henry
Resolution^ Thanks, -TMW
In the name of Mclntyre Post, G.
A- JR..and W. 1^. p, we want to. hearts
ily.thank the prator of the dayrO^^,«
Shaw, the mayor and coiftmpn coun
cil, the children of-the public schools,
Prof. Selleck and his able assistants
particularly, MieSi Grace Sherwood
Go, G,:: TRANSCRIPT,1 Register aiid
Heraid,.the clergy and aU others who
in any way contributejd t^ make the
day the[ grand stibfcess'.it1 was.
Committee on DWo^tfoh-Day:
Glass^ay. '•:.
The Glass Bay .exercises of th& Qlass
pf '98, will( be Md.next Friday e,ven
ing,' _'J"une 3," "St the. Austin., opera
house. -The-fbilOwih^'is the bulletin
for^the occasion from the war class:
.:v: rOrchestra.., •.
Salutatory ... ... „.. .Qollette Brown
Figures.v. .......... Boy Bowers
Memory Geitis...I.... Mailde Bennett
Looking Backward....,. Alta At Water
Bear (Gri?zly): .Alice ^oroeveaux
Forbear .^...
r.......Fannie
Burgess
Talks to Children"..
.., LUcy Hinjmer
Gradatim Vicimfls ... .Teha Johnson
a a W a
A F^ftiry §tpry4 .Edith Carter
TimescriptJlegiste^ald.Qrace Burgess
Forge t-Me-!N(St.. .^. Bertha Scofield
Sextette.. h. v. v. Who Hft the^M^fk?
iPeter.vJohnson, ^Noeftnan- Daiager,
-l-k Ub^s. 2&esy
.. ^ve^Ge^^jpep| g_a^v
v'P'LAYr
^vpiw:eTiCAi^*E^oLt?rn5s
.•^6^.CA S^PEF CHAJIAQTPJBS.
Mr.
Robert Yardsley.,,. ,„An Expect
Norman Dalai&f.
MS. Jack 'Batiowif .v ,4v^'^ibttter
r-li :-jPeter Johnson.
Geo. DeGroat. ^...
Mr. Edward Bradley^ A 'BnnffSr
~Cgainpieck.n
Mrs. Thadd4QS Peykin^v.:A Resistant
Hannah'Johnsbnl
lrs. Edward Bradley..An Enthuiiast
Cjatherine Christief
i,*• *y*• -.. A Maid
jYaledictOry4... Claude L. ftaney
,.
Class of 1898
Public S:fi6ol Not^s.4
ftiss LoisVoswfn kel is elected to a
first grade-. She has- beeb a teacher
.for the past year in -the Wi non a Nor
mal School. 1
Mr. Ja8. Y.S. Fisher of Mihheapdlis
visited the board Monday^ as an appli
Cant for the position of, science teach
er in the high' school. He is a gradu
itte of the State iThiversity and is now
taking post graduate worte there.
Mr. 'L -N. -McWhorter has been
offered the prtncipalship- of "oar high
school but has not yet- decided- to ac-
About three-fifths of the school took
part in the,Memorial day parade. The
Sag drill and living flag chorus form
«d apart of the^^prograhi
1
Mr. K. C. Davis has been "'selected
to read' exaiiilnatioii papers at"'the
Hniversit^ during June.v.
Superihtendent Sell6ck is planning
to attend the National Educa tiodal
Association at Washington in July.
He will visit schwils. in New York
cityf Bropk^yn and some,pthe|- eastern
cities wfaefe hdlras blasamates teach
ing.
ir
The me-mbers bf the class in the
high school on Tuesday attended in a
body:theL ftmerat:
of their /Classmate,
Miss Grace Hoffman. This is-the,first
death out of the high school during
the past six years
The grafluating' exercises. of the
class of *98 will be held at the Baptist
church- ne^t Monday evening The
results of thft final examinations of
the clas8.wUl be icnown tomorfow.,.,
Class day .exercises,will be held at
tbe opera JUouse Friday eyening. ..
^The: baccalaureate sermon: :to the
graduating ^lass will be given at the
K, E-chujch.ne^t Sunday evening by
Rev. DA. JVW. SdlfierVlnfe.
5i:"
Cfaude H^ney.f^ valedictorian and
Cbliet^Brown, s^lutatbrlaii, of the
Ciiass^98."^ '?"-T w.},i^iz
q:dun-**'_* ..
liw-. &<$$• fetihffcrl^lOI: y.
*W. oj [fvy
H^^ihomWon, the -east side
Wednesday ^morning, of cQhsump
tion, Mr^. Ed. Barr," aged 39J years.
'She had been ill for fiver a year ftric!
spent] most of the paat Winter in Ar
.healthy Fqnerai ^r
8ren. ^Mr." Ban'- and faoSily
Iroin Mataa Ci^ tonAusthrabout )Toi|i*
ofc.'i -.u:a. 'S.on
rt'fi-'jj 3-ni si-
9*i wmjktwfcm?*
a^ei ^Jtem^he, PM
AT CHIGKAMAUGA.
CHICKA
May 27,
been in camn •rover
seems like over
a month.
The first night we slept on the ground
|°g labia here
quarters
ntrwr-Afew
ra
...uncPAufstin
and at "regulai1 loutlue
ffliS/$ai£d
pitching in to dahis-best. We have
and^weftt Ibr^ifBiar *p'
^Dhe Twelfth:hww* fitted out with
ew uniform? Tuesd^y but still Jaqk,
Efficient., gums which, are promtsed.
saoti There) are kit sorts of runftorf
a& to vhat we are gol ng to- dbr Sbme
say we are going to ^Tampa sooa and
others say we are toi stajs: here thla
sum mere and go southiDithe.fall.
Guess nobody. knows. „-.:1f
Thtt grub is pretty-dry •Our:-sta^
at Camp Ramsey guess*- spoiled us
for down here. We^ have had hard
tack', baooh^aotf coffee for regular ^a
tiohs biit ^they haVe jus6!commenced
to-gite tiB:fresh beef ocdasionaiiy and
it- tastes'linking- goodv Uncle Saihc
probably k^ows -ft hat is best -for
steady j?r^b^hough» ^i'
TbeTe is talk that sbihe. of OUT-boys
are SOOR to hei let oilt aindJ rettirn
home" ^because 'they are ntft able -to
stand the beit^nd chatige here. Our
boys ^hp are novy ip the hbspital^'are
getting :along":- .rjl{ht, Jerome is
out again. ,-
Xots bl mait come£t4 cami), 25j00if
were delfvered^atrbhe time audit
take,s^22 clerks ^-ha)adie it. Some^o't
the boys get.tijita,aha soqae ^et fliighty
f£«v and arp to be^ pitied.? If friehd8
only knew .how eageriy all letters,
papers p,hd everything from home are
read and prizeii fhey^ would send albug
all the time. Ope qoctor in oar regt
ment gets.,Jots of letters "from the
girls along ttjje ^ay, dpwn.. "One of the
hospital stewards gave out the do^
tpr^s address freely'.and the' mail bigs
Just bulge with his mau. Bjr the Way,
we dou t. s^e much but" Camp and
soldiers here yet. Not much like the
crowds bf pretty girjs who visited ii'S
i^ Cap^am^ r^en~%e. ^et paM
off in a few days, y?e,are going to bid
for a chance'
160
doQhattanooga i'tfd
see tbe sights,*Qur mail Is handled bjr
ChaplaiuC^emeh^. "V
Qur camp is l.Qcated away down ip^
Georgia on a knoll in Abe southeast
part of- the- Park.. «Th§ «mell\or the
eypress tree.8 wM&.aj&mixgd.ip wjth
the oaks a nd Qiher.t ki ndsviiave a fin#
smell and they claim is. ^healthy. We
are gefctiog water.i more conveniently
as tbe camps are^piped all about. lit
is, not so bad here except^wbep it gets
above j95 degrees* Everything is green
and. the air is
.clear* -The officers are
awful, particular^ .make. /everybody
keep. the grounds cleaned iips
T.he.draioage is.goodjYbu don't mjnd
thft. heat as much when -.you get a
little used.to it i3:he .^doctors ,watch
the meftdoseiy and Jf they, begin to
give.ojat. haLV«ii them: promptly! taken
eff-and. .excuse^ tiom ltttyv ^Every
man is compelled to haiig.his blanket
in the sun every day ,a| nooq.,
We get routed out 5:30 in the^morn?
ing-^for breakfast call aod get th&ccol
Of the day. Tapt at QilSatnight and
no^ drilling in the hottest part .of the
day. ^Ifc is drill^and clean up and eat
and lay around in the shade over, and
over atrain so we are getting .the pro
gram £Uite by heart.- 'r
Some Of the farihers in this vicinity
are^om^laioiin'g aboht the boys-steal
ing-their chickens. They want 75
Cents a piece, for -them.^-Gf course
hone "of us 8teal: -chickens.: That
would be beneath the dignity of a
soldier,
v,-?-
Thursday afternoon General Bob
leter reviewed the Third brigade,
which embraces the Twelfth Minne
sota. The review was said to be an
imPOSlhg spectadle a'ad wasr witnessed
by hundreds of men from "other brl
gades^ Today the Twelfth Is having
toatUe drills, in battalfon formation.
The Second di visibn of the First'corps
which includes' the* Twelfth Mihne
sbta was inspected today The Min
nesota faeh were compltmeuted"for
theirsp/dierlyappearance.
j,-. JThe welft and Four teen thi! regi
jaents are camped about two miles
apart jand each one is, trying to do the
best, ,pf.jsourse, we un's thipk. we
can beat thp other.chaps and 0ur
friends tell ps so ^ob.' Our Austin
officers take well here. Captain Wood
was officer. of tije guard today and all
vote that Majoff] cWrightrbught to be
ciplq9el a^lea3%r .r .t.
There are.pretty near 40,000 soldiers
here, now and we begin to^now-some
thing of how it was with theveterans
who caniped here 35 years ago.: You
can't know it by hearing it told.
You've, got to get right in. to the
same places. The 'old veterans who
iougbt in the warfare greater heroes
to us than ever* .These old battle
fields, and the bloody stories of .the
battles fought around here, make .you
think that fihey*all wejre brave YOU
•J USIT khOWviti v. -y» t.- .::
We expect.to^jjetr' & Chance: t6 Ibok
aroUnd mbre after a ^hile. I want to
fro over to Lodkbutr Moua tai before
we get let out^ UfeH, if you get this
in time, I mufettfet it in -the kail
•ll¥ely. ^3^1 C- -,J Mr*
:'"i ti i/.'iXfyJi 0 If sd ffllLi
.+ CAMP TPOMA9, HaytfSk-1898.
Youif letter i«celved 4Jut 1 do not
find time: to wrlt&tftttil lt is iate
I amrso tlred that^I have to go to
slee|ie.ci. 6.r.
-T%er Ib^tft?
thepark whichcontaiis sl'jf thmiAL^
acres: Qn oneside Wecfa^^ee^lMk^
ouV Mountain. bp^ thff^ot'ber tKSSs
tm*
hTh0
thr^e mi]esitf thCjarlt'.
WstHl hotahdittalns^
daVJ.
vMe
dauBhter MM. Whft ^Wfls-a
»W§ClM| 10%
¥k^mm JwwB»
PflailSjf'fjrlbw£.
mm
Cuba and some of theih are wishifr
that they were back home. One
klecl^"
tie hsntKfs:
$
riflt Vma
Ther change here ls noticeable as we
are twelve miles from Chattanooga
and the boys can't go un town and no
Tnr
no.<p></p>"MSFJK
ah tne aocw
nice. Wed
be paid
money
it. Write quickly.
«W i( a LLBI gii
floetora are
we will
much
spend
A. G.,
"Q
a acpl'lrfo
times now. We are getting used^to
hot weather, poor food, boiled water,
etc. I tell yotf though it came hard
at first. We have had refreshing
thunde^torms ye^terd^y
the fdtd ilele^^0
hardtack and coffee with
whil
while potatoes.
messim«k»-bu£*
nd today
My, but
ans,
in a
two
luxury. I buy a little ham or a chicken
saudwich occasionally for a change
and Iitell you ttaey.ctaste good^ .We
baye Jots.'Of negrqes apound ,selling
strawberries with" sugar' at five' cents
adrsh.. ,:^:rc ^or/n
We are ail Changed around, now,
that is our mess."" "It cohsists now of
Curryi Paul Reynolds,:: Sdax .Erdmau^
Gps: Ward. and myself. .Fred Wing
was just here to see me. He has cor
poral sttipes on now." Gua anch I are
sitting: on the same blanket, writing.
I persumehe writes to Mankato. I
have written several letters with this
batch, never mind to whom spme of
them went.
nd yo&some of tiie common^wild
efjL They are neither as
ck or as pretty as those -in Minne
sota or else ha^en^t-str.uck the right
place for them yet. There are some
n^a Bines here acfd one' tree Gua
pafcexl yesterday. It was thirtyfour
paces or 102 feet long. It was fallen.
I wouldn't have you think for a min
ute that he walked to^the top of the
WffigylWto it was standing/
ftrst night we camped: here I
slept under a tree to escape* the dew
and when'I got" up I couldn't see any
signsof dew but when I rolled up my
rubber blanket, there -it. wa^jjn the
tfnder side of it! Tfie dewr rises from
the gro§n!| fijere I g£asg,I
I'll,quit with telling.- you that I am
all right and so aTe* nearly all the boys
and (he few in the/hospital are doing
well.' Too much unboiled water and
heat and change of diet ^for.^them.
Give my best: regards-.io ^alL ther old
ladies in the precinct and also the
young ones. I've"got to chop biff this
letter or I'll nev^r quit and Illi get a
8troke*OT!ate9k,!
:.GLIFFORD R. J.
Give Drink
called rain-,0. It is a delic-ious, a^
pe.tiziog,. ,npurisking lopd dri.nk to
takethe place of "coffee.Sbld by all
grocers and liked by-all who have used
it because- when {rf^perly' prepared it
tastes like ihe.fi pest .coffee but.ls free
from^- all- jts injurious ^properties.
rai n-O ai ds. gestion and stre gth
ens the nerves. It is not a stimulant
istrict Court.
The adjourned .term, o? district
court will cobvene next Monday in
this city. The.sam^ petit jurors will
serve as were on at the March term.
No grand jury. The following is the
calendar1-bf~unfinished cases as itrwas
left|«t !the^e!fld«H:b®- Mar«b^e|m*- A
number lof thesej^ve-..l|ee|i %efitled
alr^idy and^it js jprgbajpg tfaf little
else wlnbe "done at ihls adjourned
tertn except to,try,the criminal cases:
REMAINDER OF MARCH CALENDAR,
continued to June tefiu^
T^dT'""
13. R. R.*^ow^^to. vs. H.T!.CatUn, oii
book account,rfor trial at June term.
16. Ole SyversOn vs. He.lge Olson, on promis
sory note, continued to June term.
20. Austin Canning anr
D. B. Smith estate, for cla
:State^Pjrank
acts directly
of the system.
F. J.
'w^hsicfcmjep.
#051
ftWPi
ma?fe-«u|£ Qf
1
27. Qeq -puffyr^vs.: Minneapolis Threshing
MachinejCp- .twd Jj C. Jphn^on Jr., for conver
sion of a horse power, continued.
S». Louis Is., Travestad-vs. Hetms A GOrbitt,
continued. •:.«
33. John Kaels vs. Elizabeth Folton, appeal
case, conti&ftiir.'
rr
"J Cf 3"
37. C. Hr'Freemairvft'Btittcin^reamery Asso
^SiiS,iESW«aW'Fr.»k
Miller, to compel defendants to «ze^Ute'deed,
continued.l ... .. --.v:-.-
41. Joseph and Caroline Albrecht vs. Peter
48. County of Mower vs. L. W. Sherman, for
rea^ estate tax veai^l8£M| \sd|tLtjhiued to June
0«lSlIfi]9)A£BKDAB.
h"*"
2.^ State vs. j[ames E. Lytic, passing fraudu
8.
Fi^her, Ule£al selling of
liquor, continued totffitie'tegffi.
4. State Vs. P4tricjt Hubba?d, Seduction un
der promise "of mar^a^,-cpqdned to June
5. State vs. Milt Williams, murder in the
flretj degree, set for jury trial fane 6,
SUA'
1
LUCAS COUNT|,
AS*
Frank. J. .^eiiey makes oath that he is the
^^te^'i^ttTOrfpf2 bf^: PrJi?Chenijri&
Cltijr Of ^ofedo^oiVi
anc( stat^:iifore^i|La1p that ~aaM ~ilhM£ Will
pay, the sum of Oria TTundred DolIarH for.each
andevery case ofOatarrErthat cannotbecured
by the use of HalTaXLatarrh Cure.
FBANK J. CHBINBT,
irihedjldf^y
r, 4fMn|8i
itarjr/Cinlu
intmHtliaad
-si, .mucous surfaces
bef
lis OI
A.
atari
»ud
The best
bruises,
ft?"-,'0
for testimonials, free.
CHKifBrA Co., Toledo, Ohio.
SoldbjrK&Drnggists, 75o. :..t ?:•.£
bo.ooo
,0*5©
m&w
0^,
m.9ay
Yo jAfaffiO &£lT
for a long time.
DupmrcqfH
EVERYTHING
IS
Japanned extra- strong l)ust
Pan, worth lOartits.r
^^ewClothwwp
adAepftafetj
Si*wjR[qiiialit:
Cupv. f". 1 cent
c-7h
Skimmers lceut
Cake" and Busduit t)iittefe,
11:' jroffth 10 cent. .-.-..
aio
DIBBO
t...cl
.1. .14# ..... 1 cent
25Envelopes lcent
2dozen Patent Hooks and Eyes Ufiftt
Best quality Needles, per paper 1 cent
1 Spoc'
Up tt
1 Egfl
l»i/i
Water Tumbler
00,1't ^hr^-Sr
Tlii%
arne
BEMIS—STINSON.
owa, Wednesday evening^ Ma^" 1%, in
in the presence of a small company of
invited friends, joccurred the marriage
Louise stiuson, Rev. D. n^Huaqas part of A
speaking the word^ thafc imatfe? them
man and wife. F^ilomoJ^e wlC
mony a. reception was held akthe.
borne of the bride's "parent^.*
.The'grbotri is the son of O. J. Bemis
of Windom township, five miles east
him-fgre
Ba
and-bridei*
reserving Qp
contipu
.B.
ci
pipsperity. The
tTr"^ys^of Dr. Bemis
ancroWcRies not contain
a bette^Joio^n
or
more.resnect
4jJe. Th««bridm dau^htetfof S
8o1^ene-Hjf--€u^ oMest -mize
grown to womanhood here, and the
groom located here, After graduating
from the dental jfcparjgjl@btof the
Iowa Unl|era|y, Jrvt$Stfears a^n They
need no vfcr£^ temjaendatiw from
us, b|t^fi j^in%f^l%^^gratu
lations and best wish forxTong and
Iifa3 W33 ,3¥U .GOOvV
E
Thk1e
The
®rra§ws.
Those of our^ubis'^rtbelS jyho do not
get a daily paper ate^remnided that
the TRAN8CRn*T offers an extraordi
narily low 'clubbing' rate with the
jvice-a-week Tribune contains
tin J^iily^editi
especial feature of
the
war news and its
11 jj
227 MAIN STREET.
This time THE BANNER eOnie$
wKli a ONE CLiN SALii, a sale
Wardrobe Cloth Hooks
out
i-£k Ji'Oti 35?
3E£.
c.-
&m»kt.
J} I
•1 cake of good Castile
CreMtTissue Paper,
Oil C!oth,Infants' Bibi
2 Tin Teaspoons......
&cent. Gake^urner...
lcent
cent
Icetft
t^Tiffl^rinking
Ladies' Velvet Belts...
Gottbn-T%pe, per roll..
Silk:Veilings, per yard-fL,
6 pair Shoe Strings flf
'3.
extra large size solid^ra-as's
cent
Funnels, best qualitx. good
_sizp. wor^5 centSli...... rcent
1 cent
1 cent
v~
0Q.s-im c^rne.
Moulding Hooks imiJ
Velveteend-^irt Binding^lors
only per yard.
.ghelf Paper, 3 yards for..
Black Pins, per box..
MetaLJBelt anflsiri rt
3
inJgMmim.
nildren. The extraordinary
STREET.
THE„Cn: ional
apital, $59,OOO.
BS Seymour
ed Profits,
an D. Bai
jsim
cent
cent
cent
cent
ent
1 cent
1 cent
fara^Pd Lef
Lfrge "glblet.
fflozWrautto!
2 Corset Strings for*v,..., 1 cent
A uood
to
W. SCOTT, Cashier
Bank.
10,00
We
Scott
For Sale.
service is very complete. The TKS1T" "WJlthwest. Great Western Agent,
FCQRIPT and the. Tribune will be dent
tosubscri bers payihg tn advance rfdr
only r|2.00.L Send lnr your subscript
tions andcasbat once.:
Ar
v~ ^0.1
'GK6ice l»igs for
cat
:Sj0e/-^-
Improved Yorkshire pigs, six to
eight weeks old. Young sows "due to
B.-PAMIKT-DEXTER, JIM
How to 0.
The evlll/cll&posea personwso
is hj|8 thousands of |i
pounding of
Jl^ilweltosfl
ground is very 'cunsiQerable." AncfTniora
than tha^ 4t -is abaca* impowlble io Aanrj^
theWeighidiithe-iialls-of-'lEhefeet^ttiidM
fluoh circumstances. Of course high hee^s:
ue equally lnjuriotufbibufeAbeeliolinediuin,.
Jurighl wltkguudMilUiJtill allnaLthtLln
step to develop as
JhTooultivaM
s&Vteetolr
the foot downw
oring toreaoh
Katharines.
MilMM&fi,
~trae full blood Jersey bull, coming
tbree years old.
f.
k,
ROSEM.TTTAT,'
"louse for Sale%
part"of AUSti O^Cr^wo^ l^ and
tyadalftaBciFifth street.
I R» -OWs H. ROBINSON.
.Farm fot Salev
.... town of Clayton. It goes cheap.-Terms
"Wfelf fmproved farm -ot &tf ^CTes ib
and
MITCHELL,
at^A ustin ^National-Bank.
FaTmers—andTlireshers,Read
Sfeparaton nil for creamery. Nof 1. fgoo
608 test va^e^f,--dart. .-.-r^v^ ,32c
Ijory HacOacn^mTlZZ^U^^
Neat? Foot Oil,- beSt NOi lr .-T
Tend Sere nt kinds
6
fwagdagreaS
es
at low: dowa ^rtcea^. In barrei lofe./of
machlne oils, still better. Call and
see what we tol^'^)t4n stock.
.' H^E Sov1M^il| Sfei
pExciirsioii Jor
by the Chicago Gr^at Y^stj»i|v Rali
way on .the: ^ra.t and third Tuesdays
in May and June. The dates beinjf
21st... The rate is only two dollars
of the south, southwest, irest and
Arthur Cole, it at Austiu answer
questions^ .. If you -thinking of
taki ngatrip anywhereiany time donlt
liesitate tor call on him for any in
formation^ ^iARTH^ Cox^s^AgeRt.
A War Atlas""
With sixteen pages of colored maps
i^neJbooiu.coataining new and cor
tfefetnrapaTnif jQUba, the Philiippine
Islands! the West Indies, Korth Amer
ica. Euro
incl^C
each map 2I 14
£C0sued and can
agent of the
t. Paul Rail-
Chi^go, llm?auk^ 5c
c^lly & Co., one
teliablef lflaaii JPUbiting houses in
this country ana can be relied upon.
of the most
events.- :AXZb— vTK.Jf"
th Dn. Johnson
riok