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The Austin Daily Herald from Austin, Minnesota • 2

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DAT NOW 15 THE T1M1 sd TTT basins fcee his parents who live at Mantorville jlNOR ITEMS INTEREST MZ1A1 z4 A VA I r' 7 rrirwT ORRIS HAHI proving grounds soon aoinejiother rtltbl6h' His shoulder i ANNY KIMBALL hanne i Diccpes vu mm Biae 8 A JV Stere Agt I Kofg 8 io ra 555am 6 55 a 8 CO am 8 30 am NO 77 2 30 I 4 10 pm 4 4ff 5 45 i 8 30 pm I Con( Bixif rains I I i 8 1 OTKUi Error of rd rwletL Gaal nillv tdiMa attinid fri Hivm Br Mma wb ion per gb LE ifevensi Mapit Leaf Route IiLm pec Ions lais istii be 1Kif ike Uy nu PS E1 t0 pfl Perry bnli Gr kustin be met the 4 Jan 20 at 91c On Track Northern ir an on Ml krt u( Crawfort today La Kuoel HOMEOPATH Office hours 1 to 8 and 7 to 8 'Office over Dorr drug Austin Minn We' Sell ail our and Children's Cloaks at just half price to close them out DENTIST ine Gold Work a Office Over National 4 Austin Minn imael itbe gt li st' of Marehi eart' famo1 the i to get Bargains in Cl continue one week longer our LAWYER Office: i a Main street west of Go11 7 Company indoor base ball team LATE MARKET REPORT Milwaukee Grain Milwaukee Jan 20 WHEAT No' 1 Northern No spring' 88 389a May BUia No 3 27iJo No 2 white BARLEY No 3 43fo sample on track ELLIS SIINNEB Editors and Publishers They Evidently Huirtleil Austin boys are excellent players and the home team will have to hustle i if they expect to aribault Pilot fBaU ol today Vaughn tod i perskii Lp basin' LjrinUj I the Grat Ljbcock Loda? ca' Ijandeli a plees: OR SALE 1 Every one wishing to engage in buRinepH gplense Crlll 63 nw or at reM Tony Boule Austin Minn JAY HALL I dentist Office: Hayman Block Austin WILLIAM 1 AsUtant Emma Adallre Kl Offices: Huakin Block Austin Ya Thoroughly equipped with the lutS for diagnosis end treatment Te Office hours 7 a tn to tci made in city or country GKO li" HAMLIN 0 HOMoepATiuc ravucux aka tnj 5 I Um ka anrl irreffl 1 rtUBirM 111 unwupvil ivun a a a runoanu I spoils City Hospital Ofic wuual the restaurant business by Aprn i I ifonk Building Residence 7W Dw Every one wishing to engage in his office hours from 10 to 12 2 to LJut I DEAD AT HIS DESK Tkat ths storvthe morning newspapers 'tell of the "modern business Tnahk Ton much money getting Too little care for health Too much rush and strain and wear and tear Too little time to eat to sleep to digest the food to rest tired body and tortured brain Not enough time to think once ip a while of health ana strength and happiness and a long and useful life A widow and orphans left to mourn A big estate that under the dissecting knife of the executor falls all to pieces Ththe story of thousands of business men in life reputed wealthy and successful It is a story that is unnecessary neeu mn uv Dr Golden Medical Discovery if resorted to occasionally keep a man oi woffian in good heallli it goes to the roots of things It tunes up the strings of life and makes them vibrate to the music of good health It makes the appetite keen the di gestion good the bipod pure and the nerves strong Then ill health is an impossibility work is A pleasure Thouands say so Your Golden Medical Discovery has been a fr rair wntes Mr Ira roust of Naylor Ripley Co Mo "My father had Disease His water was al most pure blood We got of niemtMrv' And it did him sd much stood that he tried another and then a third and the fourth entirely cured him 1 Nothing in'the world so many times paysfor itself to its owner as a good medical honk i The very best one is Dr Sense Medical Adviser Now for a limited time an edition paper covered will be distributed REE Sena st one cent Rtampslto pay the cost of mailing only to World's Dispensary Medical Association i Buffalo NY or it stamps you may obtaia the book in cloth beautifully stamped 'f RATES ADVERTISING dismays: ''L i One day 200 to colonm One week tl per colutnuper day 77 One month orover Wets per column pet day isis 0111 gnace Itf to 26 cents per inch per ''datorltoTdays or tmetaonth or more 8 cents per inch per daA IV Looaus '4 Transient Locals Iff cents pei line for eerGon and five cents per line for each subse flnjtotinsertiou nne for eaS insertion Locals ntttagatxormore days IniUocesBion 8 cents per line esfch insertion i SjJL THE DAILY HERALD Nev UH 8 a fife inch projectiles or shells upon an enemy at the rate of nine a minute Its range is six miles The weapon is A known as the Gordon gun and it is ex pected to prove one ot the most effect ive weapons ever tnvented(for secondary batteries No 7C 10 30 6 3o rn 6 30 10 5 a a iu a 1115am 1168 am Al 58 a 12 30 2 00 tn Nn 75 so 8 45 a 3 30 9 loam 910am fl Mil 12 50 8 30 am 8 30 pm 11 oonm 8 3Oam Au Austin trams daily except Hnnday ARTHUB COLE Agent I I I iwa JIM 1 Chicago MllmUe st Paul Railway IOWA MINNESOTA DIVISION Arrives at Austin from Chicago and Milwau Waseuger11 1 7 5 a No 3 2 35 reight No 83 7 15 pm No 65 1 15 ft i rom St Louis Kansas City via Mason City Passenger No 101 7 00 am 103 2 35 reight No 195 5 00 18 9 30 a vmRi nt Paul and Minneapolis 7 Passenger 212 10pm 4 8 40 pm reight No 92 2 10 No 72 11 30 a Deoarts from Austin to Chicago ana Milwau kee via Calmar Passenger No 2 12 10 No 4 8 25 reight' No 8 4 00 a Aj No 94 7 15 a To St Louis and Kansas City via Mason City Passenger 102 12 80 104 9 05 p'm reight 196 11 55 am To St Paul and Minneapolis Passenger 1710am 800pm reight No 91 6 20 St 76 6 15 SOUTHERN MINNESOTA DIVISION Arrives at Austin from Chicago aud Milwaukee via' La UroSee" Passenger No 1 4 15 a mt No 23 1155 am reight No 91 6 20 jNo 69 5 30 a rom Jackson MankatoWaUsand Albert 4 7 55 No 22 11 45 a reight No 94 6 30pm Departs from Austin to Chicago and Milwau kee via La Crosse Passenger No 22 12 40 No 4 8 00 reight 6 00 am tNo 68 1 00 a tn To Albert Lea Wells Mankato and Jackson PaBsengpr No 1 7 35 a No 28 3 15 reign 93 6 45 a 63 7 Oo fSunday only All others daily excep Sunday LOwa (S iraiQ io carries pbcli RBT8 tO Nnrthflcld OUlv I it trains i os I and 4 carry tnroqvh sleeper between Austin and Chicago via Dubuque nos 102 and 103 carry through sleeper between Aus tin and St Louis via Mason City and Iowa Central Southern Minnesota trains No 22 and 1 carry Ihruugh uleeper between Austin and La Crosse 1AM train No 104 has through sleeper via Maa on city to Peona cnaries SOUTH bvUmd No 76 Leaves Kansas City St laul Hsyteld Arrive at Austin Leave Austin Arrive at 1 jle Arrive Manley NOBTH BOUND Leave Manley Lyle Arrives Austin Leaves Austin Arrives at Hayfield St Paul Kansas City Chicago Homoepathid and 1 io trt a Calls tended to day or night Office Golden Eagle Clothing House Austin Minn MRS I Tecumseh tribe No sleep of each week bers invited Wigwam i AIAa Lf TMAlhnA Western glLWAy rom moming night she brings ana onngs or growing birds they are hungry things Ayl hungry things at the best 4 i The crack of a rifle a shot well sped A cilmson stain on the grass our hungry birds in a nest unfed Ah! well we will leave the rest unsaifl Some things it were bettef to pass rAIiTin I The lady has surely a beautiful face She has surely a queenly air The bonnet had flowers and ribbon and lace But the bird has added the crow ning 1 It is really a charming affair '7 Is the love of a bonnet supreme over all In a lady so faultlessly fair? The ather takes heed when the sparrows fall He hears when the starving nestlingk call Can a tender womtijn not care? Dumb Animats ROM OUR COUNTY EXCHANGES 4 to GRAND MEADOW BCCOfeD KOTM A meeting promised for Grand Meadow in March TheG A held a meeting Tuee 7 mi nnmmftndflr dRv anernoon Entered at the Poetoffice at Auetin Second lg mail matter Jan 4 1898 DEXTERITE ITEMS' The County Treasurer will collest taxes here Monday forenoon January Ecktord has purchased house and lots in town' I The chicken pie supper was quite well: attended the ladies collecting debt Duncan The firm of Medbery'and Hunt stock dealers has been dissolved Mr Hunt retiring' The business will heafter be conducted by Mr Medbery who will at all times pay the higest market price for all kinds pt r' The infant child ot Mr and ilrs Lewis Swenson died last Thursday night of croup ater a short illness The li ttl eooe was Tabou t17 eixYnon ths old A Vermilva has organized a sing ipg school and the class will meet twice 1 a week hereafter at lhe school house 1 't' TERMS SUBSCRlPrIONB ftr Onrrier to any part of the city 10 ceBta innr wnrk made Saturday of the United 8ttoor all who pay In ad fOTW 125 If paid strictly cash in advance L0O per year tO yean cash down for 8206 GLEASOA I OPTicfiN Graduate Chicago Optyalmlc OcM Oeice and Parlon with bwentuitci son first door north fl irst h5Ci ausuii Minn ''Si XAlVkVi OVPM meeting for the first time Toi 9K to MA vt vaav nr 1 iHnesuiiu 27 there will be a i I AaVx eAri of the unitea uuiuerau Aaatvadr will attend Geo Barnard bad a runaway Tues dav He was thrown out and the cut ter waa broken and other damages were done At the adjourned meeting isst weu neady of the Bear Creek Lutheran church an giverp Rey Rondertvedt to still work yit thfem A card party was held Saturday eve ning at the home of Mr and Mrs A' Phillips There were eight tables Gilbertson living south east of town who has been to the hospital at Rochester fortreatment of a cancer on his bp returned home andwe are glad to report he is improving Qaahu MyaWiII fit UOuuiy vrwwuioi tha collect personal and real estate property taxes Dates are Jan 8 1 therMter noon all day Tuesday eb' Greening will thia summer re move his warehouse which is located near Hotel Martin to the west of hia brick block across the street' Here centiy purchased a lot there to place it on Otto Schmidt brother of and Albert Schmidt' of this city has been spending the week with relatives The bovs have not been togetber for fifteen years Mr Schmidt is a true west erner and is an electrician and engineer He has been over the western siaiea a good He came to Minnesota to DRS 1IEGGE HEGWl 11 1 ir Physician and Surgeons (Norske New suit of offices over DR A AVER A TALE A BOHEET A Trafedy in Three Part 'PABTI THBBO5NET A bit of foundation as big as your Bows ot nbbon and lace Wire sufficient to make them gtandj A handful of roses a velvet It lacks but one crowning grace PART II 1 HE BIRD A chirp a twitter a flAsh of wings our wide open mouths in a nest '1 A a UwUsvc jj Y8 "i 'MKjp The telephone has been put in tileChinatown quarter of San rancisco anda Gbinoea operator is in charge TheVperaTo4B a man and "objects to called a He says no likee talkee me and brothers who reside Here Martin Amdersonent to St Paul last week' to take a ci 'servicw exami nation as a railway mail clerk He" passed the examination with good His standing is the best in the state for a nett beginner He re turned home Thursday night At the annual meeting of the local Lutheran jchurchorganization on day the were Pres TJ16on' Trees Peterson Sec Myhre They were unanimous in asking their pastor Rev RonilgBt vedt to remain with them We reported 'a' few weeks agojhat Bently was going to Alabama His recent illness and the reports an ep idemic disease there hashinderel him from going as soon as expected When the time seems favorable he will seek tie sunny clime for a few months Mr Aaron AxtelL has been over to Pleasant Grove ir several days yislti'ng with friends He returned Thursday af ternoon to Grand Meadow While un hitching the team they started up and dragged Mr Axtell over a wood pile aomeother' ftlbblehT His shoulder became dislocated It took the com bined efforts' of Drs and Johnson to pull it into place He has suffered much but he is now getting better rapuly He is with bis son red 4 A singular caseuf paying checks 00 cured at Elkton last week Wm Doh erty went to Elkton with a load of po tatoes He received a check for 823 The buyer in making the check made two straight marks but only covered one of them with the dollar mark thus $123' So payergave Doherty was another young man with Doherty at the time When Mr Stout the payer discovered the mistake be phoned the marshall al Grand Meadow to hold the party until he arrived with proper papers' When 1 he arxiyedthematterwas settled and the $100 was returned to Mr Stout The Japanese cruiser Kasagl was suc cessfully launched at the Cramps Ship yards" "'T The St Louis Merchants Exchange wilt attempt to suppress bucket shops of that town Bergh of North Dakota has been appointed consul at Gothenburg Sweden Gabriel Ravndal of South Da kota at Beirut Syria Hallett Kilboufn one of the oldest! kAdt newsoa 1 tx' per men of Washington has been com mitted to an insane atylum George 'Bingenbeiiner' of North Dakota has been appointed agent at Standing Rock agency' and JamesH Stephens at Crow Creek arvonCV IXi George McDill chief clerk to Horace Burt president of the Pacific has resigned to travel throughout the UnitedStates promoting the work of the many railroad branches of the CH JOHNSON MD WN Burgeon PRTt DRS JOHNMIVYKENWI J'hysiciAns Surgross Offic over Austin urniture jtinAiinu Whtleware gathering pussy wil 5 lows and patching the poplar buds swell under theinfluence of the warin sun Colorado struggling withbliz and snow banks A church census has been taken at Duluth and only one atheist was found He must have' been a' hard worker tor master or the rest ot the population 'must be standing by wthnisty bladesfor it seems from telegraphic reports from that' place that the fields are white to harvest about Duluth 1 i The best 15 cent mal in it 1 A Awarded Tony restaurant Na 211 0Tne6dflL? wLZ been 'awfy up Hlghefft Honors atal street Give him a ealb tkk nrrthrn peninsular cf Michigan iu vuu a atnrnpn home Tuesday1 He says that the snow there is from five to seven feet deep 'Amusements The Lion had a crowded house last night to a play that hasnot Ito A man was arrested (it Rochester be cause he stood still on the street and spoke to no one The Sphinx would be in danger of arrest if a Rochester cop should see it Duluth Grain Duluth Jan 20 Cash No 1 hard' 2c Na 1 Northern 92o No 3 Northern 800 No 3 spring 83s To No 1 hard 930 No I Northern 910' Jan uary Ne I hard SUiC No 1 Northern 91c May No 1 Northern Wo July No 1 Northern wc Mt HDapoli Grata Minneapolis WHEAT rJanuary closed May 9090c July 89c No 1 hard 920 No 1 9Sc No 2 orthern oultry Butter and Egxs CHICAGO Dressel steady turkeys io ioyo rthtckims ufflTs duties sc Easy creaineriosT3ai8i dairies ll17c Easy fresh 18x Sioux City Live Stock Sioux City la' Jan 20 Market dull and lower Range of prices 342355 CATTLEMarkosteady Sales ranged at $260345 forcows 8 8542O for stockers' and feeders 1350 855 for heifers 860 130 fpr yearlings SHEEP In demand T1' St Paul Union Stock Yards South St Paul Jan 20 Market active and steady Quality good Range of prices $325 CATriuI1 CdarKCO eauj mand all ranged at 15 for stockers 4O3 30 lor cows iOO(dJ42a hr Htperi 4i00350 for heifers' Market steady Muttons $3(53li2 iambs $509530 Chicago Grain audTrovlslon Chicago Jan 20 CLOSING PRICES January 92c May 91o July 8 September 77c December CORN January 27c May 29c July jO OATS January 22o May 23Jio July 3346c 1 January Out of all the European countries on ly Austria and Great Britain have the rule that all travelers on the roadway must keep to the left v' Mission Services The Older ot services which will be held in Christ church on Sunday" Mon day and Tuesday next will be as fol lows: Sunday Jan 23rd" com 11 munion at 7:30 a morning service at 10:30 afternoon service 3:30 evening service at 7:30 Monday and Tuesday Jan 23rd snd 24th Holy communion at 7:30 a4 morning service nt 10 afternoon sei vice 4 evening sendee nt All are earnestly invited to attend THOM AS "I to" to?" to tototo 'J JI 1 1 1 The Gun Club The Austin Gun Club held a practice shoot this ten members pi esent Some good scores and somu poor scores were made Upon request wer'efrain Jrom publishing the Anti Cartoon lilU Again Albany Jan Souator Ellsworth has introduced a bill which combine the features of his anti cartoon bill of the 'last session with provisions of wider scope touching the responsibili ties of newspaper publishers and ed itors 111 1 HTld A IjOVUUl 2 Schenectady Jan The Central Underground railway of Lon don Eng has plaoed with the General Electric company thisAcity an order for 32 electric locomotives Harve Scott who has been away up 1 I a Lr 1 the normeru tnrrerii I for the past three months retu I 1 Rvau in the coal androodbJ mi uno finow ww 1 11 wisd to announce inst me I will find I am as willing to fill ahi I as promptly as tbe olJ fjrta was I by telephone promptly tilled "I phone number 92 JB Pukjel PROESSIONAL CA BAKING POWDffi Pure Grape Cretin of Tartar Powder 40 YEARS THE STANDARD Parlors 'over' Or HaJHs HOMER lIKjG' l7 Late House Physician St Mary Minneapolis Office over Drag Store Jamaica wants to come intq tie 7 "union What if it is its chief export ginger we are able to ah sorb all floating islets We know se veral citizens here who would like to get "a past office and the buly way 10 create a supply for the demand is to annex Annex sverything in eight from the leperous Hawaiian to unclothed Jamaica negro and give our would be postmaster a chance ita SALE ml our Special Sale on all kinds Hi ine Rugsatd Carpet Remnants Anntv tpAaanrar nfceDaCIVWiu vo Exchange bank to iii nr in nr Austin ill day afternoon The new commas John arquar look his seat at this "1 WP to lEBlLlMj ill missionary meeting Hi iran ohurcn This tepid and progressive age has rt eurl made inroads on even uie fjr Bome they have ded the secret lt qane wb0 took the part of Col and and tfie destmctive dreaa 18 and thou ana me nnst This Preston was something really fine and becoming a thing of the past lh Mf a'etobe a fine'character pasBingof theQuaker recalls the wop onr'Thos itzgerald took of Whittier the Quaker poet lb0Ppart ot' Capt Davenport and also There are those who take note that our part that Wn numbers are small Gray formerly took' Billie was missed New Gibbons who write our decline and fay ihog0 who knew him here our tall Tliumas aB Mrs Page very But Abe Lord of the seed fields takes pecature the faithfur 'old care of his owu B3rvanti with song and dance And the world shall yet reap what our Lhe Carrie Preston was sowers have sown well taken" Those who have read Alabama know that it is one of the A Barrage who negotiated the I Tbe different Bale of the Standard oil gas properties of the 'program in Boston to the Whitney syndicate gon magnolia grOve' vihich a fee of $250000 from Wm Rockefeller I m' fioent pieee of stage setting and also $450000 biscommwsion BD'dltogeth jhe play deserveaBpecialj Burrage is but thirty eight years 0 mention from an 8tand points Geb and made more money on that deal Solderj ae Squire Tucker with songt than tbe combined salaries of all the! apd balled forth an encore judges on the Bay state supreme bench winle Been tonight in would amount to for tbe average time 1 jjeart of Nature' Mr Long 'wrote of their service 1 tbis piay and therefore some fine work I may be expected this evening A new weapon of destruction the in 1 Tention ot an ordinance officer of the Met Defeat Like Brave Men' urmv is to be tested at the Sandy Hook proving grounds BoonIt is a rifled gan)e poma from aribault this noon cannon said to be reining thev clayed a game yesterday afternoon with aribault team ana were badly beaten But our boys are not discourged for this defeat only in spires them to do 'better work 'in the future' Score stood 16 to 1 in ari favijr 1 Ki ft.

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