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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-06-20
0pn Neter6bura.

= 2ebten Sreitae ipur6e elm fIeines
ainb bes Sris Psppfer beeraben.
= am ieIben Gage tpurbe aud Sein.
rid @enseI, Der bsfannts @irtb bon
bier, 3ur Hube eebettet. SerieIbe fam
l848 mad Nmerifa, perbeiratbete iid
l849 nit feiner ibn iiberIsbenben Sat-
tin, cine eeb. gneeI, tam 1867 mad
8etersburs unb bate bon Der 3eit an
Wirtbf6aft an Gib StraBe. Gr mar
63 Sabre aft unb binterIdbt cine traus
ernbe Satin, brei berbeiraibete 35bter
unb 3tpsi Ie6ise Sbbne. Die dIteIte
ToGter iit an ben poIi;iitsn aubipis
@brliS berbeiratbet, bic ;ipeite an Bar.
bier SenOpp unb bic brittle an Safob
@6rlib. Der dItefe SObn If Yu@s
batter Bel Der 8. 6. & g. So. Serr
9fr. @unberIid leitete ben Gottssbienlt
in Der 8irde uno am @rabe.
-@. 8. @sIfb, @eneraI asent
ber Norbipeifern 0iutual 2ebenss 8eri.
Co., besabIte am 9isnitas WOrsen an
5rau 5reb. 6. Wobr bon bier lie
Summe bon $1,000, ben boaen gBertb
isiner goIiee Mobr iuurSs IsBtsn Sebs
ruar periidert.
= Cine ausseIudte @eieliGaft mub
bieieniss setpeien isin, ipeI&e Donners
flag Morsen 8 llbr 6as 9ic Sic Der
PbDnir SdIaud 60. in @abIers'
BdIo6en berIieB. Die 8erIe tparen
biebiia bsioffen unS brdnsten iia auf
Der gIatform bss StrnBsnbabnipasens
6erart, bab her Sfibrer beHsIben iid
niat regen unb bic 8remie anieben
fonnte. Die 6OIse mar, oab Der Bagen
bic 8iesune oberbaIb bem 8eiersburser
Deee nit einem Stud mu1te, 6ab bic
San3e @elsai4aft in ben StrabenItaub
Hog. Die Grbitteruns mar srob unb
% febte berf6iebens Siebe ab; bem
Dlartin UiuIIen bon Samptonifrabe
puroen siuei 9eben bon ben Rsbarn jsrs
IuetfGt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-06-20
gieue Sorte. ansensbmer 9eidmad.
Die SUlIfcmmsnifs msbi,inil9e 3ubnsituns bss
2ettaItfrs.
Die neue Sorte gsiussar 8itters.

XIV ppuipHhihItit uitbt8tHittpt a1uptttNuUB wv
i3eiiaitrs.
Die neue Sorte 0iussar 8itterS.
9if BON flartr, bunfsl-rptbsr 9trnasin Barbs.
@s bat sinen littliGfn @flhmad. Gs n tin
bShif belstenets StGrfunssmittsI, Gs II an
9enebm nnb lhmenIps, aber arinbIid abfitr.
enb. Gs sntbGIt ftin 9Ilfpbol. &c entb6lt
ftin Opium. gs sntb6Ii fsin @tft pbrr I&6b-
Ii&e WsbbiE irstnb peIhu Art.
Neut Sprif 8intgar 8itisrs rdnist bas
glut peri6Sntri bic Sautfarbe, f6rft bic glT-
pbn, WusfsIn unb @sbirn, pertrtibt RaIarin,
unO srbGIt pas Ssiffm 70 lfari, baB % anlisd.
tnet 8ranfbeiifn unb Gpibtmien abtrtibsn fdnn.
Die Sraane bts a6rpfrs, ptIhe am mtiiftn
sensiei line, ibre rtsflm6eiat arbeii iu prldu-
men; fluee eer Mastn, bic Ginsfpdb, bic Sc
brr unb bic Htfrfn. Cine Mteiiin, nsIGe
ettit Srgane 30 affunttr SbGiaftii anrsgt,
Obns SGmtrStti su ptruriahen, III unlH6bbdr.
gltus SUrts 9inssar 8ittsrs tbut bits, unb
ptrriGirt feline Arbtit haufrbaff. Go bsraubf
niemals Peter, tim PAUL ju bfjabltn, ipie aIrp-
brliiHs nnb anbtrf 0usenannft) SsiImitttI %
tbun. Gs tn cine b61ft banfbars, bsilsnte
Ufeebin fur ale, tpsldf NIT 6dmpuboiben ss-
plast fnb, benn ss linbert ipfort uub bsilt bah
bic i9mfrsbafitlfsH StSrunetH.
Nls sine GamilieH- Rtbi,tn fir ben @sbran9
BON Brausn, Sfinbsrn unb Rdnntrn ben iksn.
esr Stbeneart bat bas Rms ginsaar Biiius
ittnes @Ieiftn ntdt In Der @sIt. 90 III nm
iH6bbar fur bic StiIuna her Sranfbeiieu, pel-
tt bic atnebtit btfalt uHb rssulirt In ppbl-
ibutnesr geeiis bic lltbeI, hfnfn bic 0ransn IN
allen Stabtfn ibrfs etbeHs untrporftu finb.
Grauen, bolt cine t}lalGt BON turtm Appte.
Ter unb prpbirt to. @tnn bsrisIbs bic nfut
Serif Bintsar Siitrs ni1t bat trlu9t i'm
eafir tu ffnbfn. @snn ibr ~ einnial ptr-
lutt bnbt psrest ibr ME msbr obnf bisit un-
ib6Bbarr glsbiiin In turem SaHlt lsin.
Oineear Sitters.
Das sin;ist btfannts Ssmpnsn, Bitters.
Gs rrsi bas @tbirn an unb bsrubisf bic Ser.
ssn, rseuIirt ben SiHbIgdng unb bepirft einsn
ppllitdnbigen umlauf bee Bluies bura bic
ntni&lihm absrn, ppenrG, eans Faa pplI-
fdneiae @eiunebfit bsrgffelli rir6.
0tu. 9B. Davis, BON 1869 8arpnns Giraffe
yltp Srlsans, ea, j9rtibt unterm Datum pom
26. Diai 1888, nif fuIet; SO bin felt is
9abrsn na6 Oct Syringe, arf., essanasn fir
fintn iudfnefn Rtia In meinem Blute. Sd
babe icsbsn brsi 8af@en gineear Bittrs ae. |
brau1t une es bat mir mebr gsuibt ale bic |
Ausllsn. Go n bic bslfs RsbiiiH, psIft &C. |
nidht nire."
9anisnes BON anhtrtn 3msnilJtu peresn |
Sat Srlldsn 3nsffaHst tbsnfu Gin Grausn-
BUD, foafnfrsi.
u. 9. @eSonafs Drug Co.,
532 BafbinstcH Strnbs, sifp gorf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-06-20
Onnmpre.

= Die Suburban eIeftriiGsn Babns
ipaeen iperben ibre GIeftrijitdt bon iebi
ab BON Der PeopIes eIeftrif9en 6taticn
be;ieben.
: Sn ben @dIbern nabe bieTer
Stabt fdtpdrmen Dliaionen bon 2os
cuffs unb bieieIben iperhen fOear 3abIs
reid in ben Straben bier eefiinbsn.
= R. z. Blair, NlhnmanH hH 5. @drb,
Snanipn, Iaeit am 9. Rep. S3i babt DR..
9bpmas' tlfiirif&fs SfI bfi Sian9ungen,
8ranbpunbsH, HbfumatismHs, fif., sftrautl
uHs % balf INNER. 24,4
Die S1ulen ugferes 8orousbs
iperben am Sreitae, ben %. b.. ees
IHIDHen. Die srabuireHbe 2Iaiis Bee
trdgt etipa 10 Sdfller. Gin pic Ric
in Rods Parf fnbst beim SGaIi9Iub
ifatt,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-06-20
Die eut,naiFuuue .iues uvah,,

tN eHNtoNWHauB etHt0 uHW01tA
barren 6einbes pnrbs. nm NIT SamIst ~ ipre.
den. lnHge ale eipas llHmogIi4ss befrafiet.
eeitoem jeopd bas amsrifaniide Bolt uno
nit ibm bic Bemobner anoerer adu6er iid In
ben Stano selsbt feben, Den unfntbaren beino
RaIaria nit Softetter$ Ragenbittsrs 5n be.
fdmpfsu. n 6ieie GuitunffHnng fein itniinn
mebr. ionoern cine leidte W6gIidfeit. gpo
WaaIaria ibre GiftfdmaheH ausipeit. nm bic
Mtmoipbdre ju perpeften uuo no beripeienoe
PfanJenrelfe oas BaHsr NIT Mooer onfhie.
Ben bort III bas SdIahtfeIbt. auf peIhem ie.
ner beimthdifHs 6eiHe befdmpft uno beiieat
iueroen unb. Bie tief aud foHte Behleife.
Der uno Rattiafeit. ea[IeHflHb unb RiIsbe.
iduerotu. bumpfer sfopfidmfr5 ooer fdleid.
tuoe 6ieber fG In bic GonifitntioH einaeniifet
Huo bieieIbe untsrgrnbtH babeH, Dor bem iiea.
rti6en Angriff oes bifters miiifeH iie Die @affen
ftrtden. @eruoe feiHer porbeugenoeH Giaen.
fhafien baIbtr III aber bas 8itttrs baupiid6Iidj
toI6en esuteu ju tmpfsbIen. bic in maIariaae.
tdwdngerten eotalitdieH ju uobneH oe5wunafn
Iino, osnn % II ienem beimtidiihm Beino
Itets eeuadleu. Aud fnrirt 60 Dpspepfie,
Rbsnmatismus. RiersH. uHo Ril,framtbeiten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-06-20
MltsYellnfbIbania bod!
NrpbibitiUn nefbIasen.
10000 alebrbeit oasegen

5oIsenbes finb Msbrbeiten sesen
probibiticn; gbiIabsIpbia 10000,
asbisb 5000, 9erfs 20, 900, aancaifsr
$500, MOnrOe 1900, 2u,erne 1900,
'aadaipunna 100, RortbamptOn 6oOo,
WlOntsOmerp $500, 2aneaisr 97o0.
Duupbin 1900, Buds $500, 6dupI.
tia 10000, eris 1000, asbanon 1900
II. {. 10.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-06-20
aas Carl sdimpif Ganierpatarinm.

Der moberne 9iano 9lni6Ias unS
Tednif eeIebrt in allen departments.
llnterridt ftir Standardization, tdsIi9e
2eftionen, 81 ben 0lonat. gl[le Sns
itruftionen iteben unter Der biretten
2eituns bon &urI S6impff.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-06-20
Nahruf.

@Sbl bir /! tu biit am 3ia, no 8risbsnspaI.
men fsttn,
unb arcnsn irinfsn In umlrabIisr pra&t;
Su biit am 3ifl, mo 6immeIsipne peben,
unh sSiiIit eiht bid ptdt aus @ratssnadbt |!
90 rub htHn islis aus in @pit unb isnsm
6rieesB,
WpnaH btin 5trs bier isbnsnb ifeis sslirsbt,
lne bimnliit esbsn lfi auf spis bir tsIhiepen
Ton esinsnf @eit, pfHn tr bid neu tsIfbt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-06-20
SIite 6eatIdler 8rirfe.
Oanffaauna.

Dit trautrnbe Satin unb &inbsr bGs SsrIf.
5ttnrid gBtnjsl banffu bitrmit alien 5rtunten
une SsfanntfH fir bic bttpitlsns SbtiInatms
td bsm SesrGtuiiit ibree ibsurtu, babinas-
i1itesnfn gdtten une 8attre, bslunhsrs her
Dunmers Yees fptpif Srn. pfr. @untsrIi&
fur ltins trSftnefn Wcrtt in bsr SirGe unb
am @rabf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-06-20
gSpbnffdtte su perfamfem.

Gin Sdus nit Sitr 3immsrn pnb brsi Aftr
9ant, msif urbar unb anstpfan,t nit so ssr-
l6isbtum Sblfb6umsn unb 300 Sraubsn>
ifSdsn; Stall fir is4s 8ii6s unb iitinsrnss
Siibnfrbaus fur $50 Siibntr; sutes gBalsr
un6 etniissnb. GjfIfssn am 30. 5 gres, 19.
9Barb, nabf bfm Rtffrprir. Silis fir taar
ptfr auf 5trmins.
25 gBtIbelm Saeebe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-06-20
Il sin ameriIaniides MedisIbIatt

Gin amerifanii6es @e&IsIbIatt
iteut bic Srase: ,,@arum Iinb Srauen
SnbaIiben 2" Die Sraee Bat ielbtbers
itdnblid nur auf ,.amerifanii9e 2as
bies" cine Nnipenbuns un6 bic gtntiport
Fam ni6t anberS lauten ais: @eiI iie
3u ruppis fauI iinb, irsenb ipeIde Mrs
belt 3u tbun Ober iid 8eneeuns 3u mas
4en. Cine Nusnabme bapon MAIDEN
iie, tpenn fie shopping seben-ba fbns
men fie einen sansen Gag ausbaIten,
um bic armen 9abenbiener nit 0orIes
gen bon @aaren su pIasen, unb faufen
iie enbIid cine SpuIe 9tpirn, 70 bers
Iansen iie, bab Sieie ibnen ins Saus
seididt pirb. Ndbmliae gIusnabmen
laHen mir itetS seIten, aber iie iinb ieI'
ten.
Die SdSieits Ill. l2., 10. un6 90.
@arbS) eiebt cine Webrbeit bon 1898
Stimmen sesen bic Mudsr. 'Rdb!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-06-20
Stabtratb.

Der Com mon gounciI bate
Donneritas abenb reseImdbise Sibuns.
-gshe gnti9dbisunssforberunS Der
Dtarp 8eesan fiir $3.50 iparb uuf Gins
tras benz Stabtanipalt iberipieien.-
SoIsenbe ReioIuiionen tpurben senebs
miet: Sur bic 8faiteruns bon @eoar
&benue. bon Der 8parins 8root sur
Biaoipitrabe; 8orbereitunsen fur bic
Grbffnune bon ueunter StraBe, bon
Meribian sur Orforbitrabe, trefenb.-
Die 8ednuns bon SO. @apIoro 1bos
mas fiji feline Reiie na9 SarrisburS
tpurbe aenehmiat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-06-20
Nei,e Mmsei9em.
QlmaebDte iperben bon Der ecran.

9tn0ebpte tperben bon Der Gcrans
ton S6ulbtb5rbs sHtsfssnssnpmmtn fir has
esssn BON SsiisHptssn, Rinnifsinsn nlrp. vcr
etm Sdulstbdupt SIC. f2 Gmmst St., Seitsu.
trts 5 8ub brett, Rinns (}ub tiff i'm giprau,
@anehtius 3Oa bid unb 3 8ub lang. Die
SsbSrbs btbdIi ff bas Rtht prr, ale unb ie-
bts bu sInetbOts su Srpsrfsn. anasbptt
ptrben am MCHtaa ben "a SUM, atSfnst.
o. .. StpmpfSn
Beriieer efs 9au. &omitits.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-06-20

49, 8dnitli6e 8Iumsn sur 8srsiers
uuns bon Often sum alien Yreiie,
trosoem bic Sabrifpreiie erbbbt iinb.
8roiun's Bee 0ibe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-06-20
GbarI,s Sdbla8er,
@ealeigent6nm 8roter,
3I7 Spraft Stra6s, sfrauton,
nsbsn Dem MpftnbIait."

GO piro uns frtuen. Saui1uitige bel uus ju
feben @enn ou
berbtfiertes o6er unberbef ertea
Ia Gisentbum -dSa
taufen piah, mir ionnen Did jnfrieoeu itellen
RiIIft ou pertnnftn. 10 1T 90 audi ju osinen
BortbeiI bel mir poBuipre6sn. 8elspbou,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-06-20
NLferh ,rr nerfnnfen.

Gin sutts pftrb, fir psI@ss Id itst isinsn
@strau6 babe. 9laGSufrassn bel ptrni.
pfrism, Saplpr Apfnue, 10. gBare. 23,4
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-06-20
MdSd,en perlanat.

Giu tsuilGts MGb9en bns fp9en, baden
unb paG9tn fann. }rau 9..S. Sisbtdsr
COG Nninep Mstnlit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-06-20
Karnt au perfamfem.

OWtNs 0U USAANIN
6jtlsatrs in Ranlpm Icipulbip; 40 Adsr
rcspn 20 adtr gBalb, bsr Rtf fuliipirt.
Saus, NIT gutter Auflr. StaIluns, SHtusr u.
/. 10. Spbn 4tbr
22,4 Ncuntain BAILEY y. D, ia.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-06-20
Nreife
In bfm
Eafkamanno Cash Store.
ssa.s gaisui @stI, bisisIts I. !; nlaaIiiat .

Gnbere Waaren ebenio biIis I'M
2adatpanna Gaib Store
522 2adaipanna abeaue,
Sebn g. Gc6r5ber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-06-20

stt5ts
Sic bffen Bsritsils bftm
zI4fH- unb @anpuprsn, SGniud-
Ibfrtpaarfn if. bel
8ree M q n
5dIten Idnu. Gin GROCER unb slesdnsr Ber-
'ratb hfr iiinsisn Muftr auf bic lolihehs art
perffrtigt, furtip6brfne surr6ibIej alt rsr-
faufifn Artiffl pfrbfu gaIaniiri.
Meparaturen an iibrsn unb SurtIsn
wtrb fptjisllt Nufmsrtlamffit srtbsilt.
prp9sn. q. RB. Treemau
1876 ehdaiparid ap. Bailey paus Blod.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-06-20

= 2esten Srsitas ipurbe elm tIeines
9ine beS Sris Bsppler besraben.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-06-06
OUR HoNoREp DEAD.

The following soldiers graves were
decorated under the direction Of Sam
Montieth Post, G. A. r. on the 30th
day Of May, 1889. Whole number in
all the cemeteries of the neighborhood,
thirty two.
At Turner farm. = James Turner,
Co. G., 20th Wis. Int.
At Rock School House james H..
CLARK, Co. NJ. 81 Wis Cav; S. G..
Peckham, Go. X. 18TH Wis. Inf; Isaac
w. Walker. Co X. 18th Wis. Inf; Henry
r Munns, Co. c., goth Wis. Int;
Eugene McLimans. Go. X 18th Wis.
Inf: Robt. Graham. Go G.. 2Olh Wis
Inf; Albert Matthews, Thomas Maith-
ews. w. }. LOUIS. Go. ana Reg. M
known.
At Baumgartner school house. b.
Ruchie, Co ard Reg, unknown.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-06-06
Magazines.
CENTURY.

lii the June CENTURY Mr.. KEENAN,
begins his account of the most impor-
tant Investigations made by him into
the Exile System, viz, his visit to the
Convict Mines of Kara. He will take
several articles to cover fully the des-
cription of the mines and the facts
learned by him in this part of his ex-
traordinary journey The article is
more profusely illustrated than usual.
Two striking pictures arc those of "Con.
yicts at Work in one of the Kara Gold
Placers'' and "Convicts Returning at
Night from the Mines y The fronts.
piece of this number of THE CENTURY
IS portrait of the famous French
artist, Corot, whose work has had such
immense influence on the art of the
day and has been subjected to such
fierce controversy The article is by
Mrs. van Rensselaer,. and along with
the letter-press is another portrait OF
s'C0rot at Work, drawn from a photo
graph by Wyatt Eaton. The old
painter is working away in the open
air under IN umbrella; with pipe IN
his mouth. A number of reproductions
of Corot's paintings are also given.
The wood engravings are Interesting as
specimens of American reproductive
work of this kind. They are all by
MIR. Fridge Kingsley.
An interesting personal chapter IS
that by Mrs. Margaret j. Preston, the
poet, who describes General Lee in his
home after the War Mrs Mary
Hallock Foote'S Far West picture IS
entitled The Irrigating Ditch. " In
Memoranda of the Civil War" are
.'The Canal at Island No TO-" IAN
Early Suggestion to Arm Negroes for
the Confederacy, '.Stonewall Jackson's
Intentions at Harpcr's Ferry, and "A
Question of Command at Franklin. !"
In Topics of the time are editorials
on John Bright. The New States,
How to Preserves the Forests and
"The Dark Continent. "Open Letters
deal with the standardization
Library Of American Literature, :
Buchanan. Lincoln and Duff Green,
tSea-Coas and Lake Defenses," and
The Place Called Calvary" Poems
are printed in this number by Langdor
Elwin Mitchell, Louise Morgan Smith,
Edith NJ Thomas, and in "Brick-a-
Brac' by Charles Henry Webb, j A
Macon, NJ l.. Murdoch, Il. I w. Duke,
Jr, NJ. r. VI, Annie d. Hanks. and
George Brdseye.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-06-06

At Switzer school house, = VIM.
Hough, Co. B. SD Wis. Vol. Inf; w.
+. Gates, Co. H., 9TH Wis. Vol. Inf. !;
Geo. Earl, Co. k, 18th Wis Vol Inf;
John Farris, Co c., I'd Wis Cav.
AT Ebenezer Church, Stephen How
ard, Reg. Unknown; John Schultz.
Tanner Thomas, James Bishop, Fred
Mondon, Sam Monteith, all Co, II. 7th
Wis. Inf Absalon Barger. Co b. SD
Wis. Inf.
AT NJ. e. Church, Sitter. - John
Mauer, 25th Wis. Vol. Inf; Geo. Spies,
Co. X, AZ Wis. Inf Fred Fischer, Co.
k, 47th Wis. Inf.
At No. ! school house. Daniel O.
Adams, oath Wis Inf.
AT White school house. west-F. l..
McReynolds, Co. c., 3Sth Wis. Inf. A.
Root and Rollin Smith, Co. c., Goth
Wis. Inf; Edward More, Co X, 18th
Wis, Inf Oran Crouch, 9Th, MINI.
Alfred Moran. Reg. unknown.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-06-06
~. NICHOLAS.

ARLo BATES and Eleanor Putnam
tell. in appreciative almost commenda-
tory terms, of The Awful Thing that
lilly Ann Did, namely, TO run away
to circus and declare in the hearing
of the whole audience that "she will
never 90 back to Miss Pinchimp.' The
pictures by c. L. Hill are excellently
interpretive. Rossiter Johnson's de-
lightfu sketch of child nature. called
Little To-bo" will be found very
amusing Climbing the Pierced Rock"
on the coast of Quebec. describes the
daring and foolhardy first ascent of
The great isolated cliff near Perez
David ker tells a thrilling experience
Of Stanley's almost rs related By the
great explorer There are several
articles devoted to science Hidden
Homes, clear exact. and really NOV
ing story of the experiences of one of
the Carpenter bees; MY Fortified Birds
Nest BY ii II. Ballard, who also con-
tributes a suggestive paper on ANA
teur Photography. Henry Bacon writes
Of the attempt by two French peasant
Girls To initiate an experience of st.
Elizabeth of Hungary, and illustrates
the story William l.. Sheppard has 3
sketch Of Southern Negro life, describ-
inc the attempts Of "Aunty' TO learn to
read
The verse ranges from Miss Hutch
eson's two specimens of true poetic
imagination, and Miss Thaxter's dainty
characterization of ''Seaside Flowers, y
which will charm all lovers of natural
bp9utV tD thp broad fare of .iMammV's
Story b. Susan Archer Weiss. and the
amusing nonsense OF Malcolm Douglass
Concerted Little Man, including
poems and verse by Harriet Prescott
Spofford. Helen Gray Cone. and others.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-06-06
FRANK j. CHENEY
4 sATn OF STATE.

The queen Of Madagascar has taken
her yearly bath This annual cleaning
up was observed with great pomp. The
French papers report that the queen
was clothed all In scarlet and seated
upon red velvet throne; q corner of
the room was rallied OFF with red curtains
and behind this was rolled q great bath
tub set on wheels A solemn process
sion filed through. bearing the water
for the bath. materials for the fire to
heat It, made directly under the bath
tub itself, the towels, soap, perfume ami
various toilet sppurtenances. As soon
as the water was sufficiently heated the
ire was put out, prayers were said and
3 hymn sung imploripg the queen suffer
DO harm from her daring act. and then.
as she disappeared behind the curtain,
a slave of artillery was fred and the
drums beat to announce to the excited
multitudes outside that the important
part of the ceremony was taking place.
At the end of brief fifteen minutes the
queen reappesred, somewhat paler in
hue. but gorgeously arrayed and wear
ing sll the crown jewels. In her hand
she carried an OK horn, tipped and
bound with silver. full of water taken
from the bath Just previous 10 her en-.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-06-06

Mrs. LESLIE CARTER, of Chicago, is
expected to arrive in this city next Fri
day Every theatrical manager in this
city save one, it is said, wishes to en-
gage her as a star for the coming seas
on. That one has already engaged her.
The name Of Mrs. Carter's manager
and the plans for her first starring tour
will be announced as soon as the result
of her appeal becomes known. Says a
New York dispatch to Chicago paper.
Ii this is 50 it will give the people a
chance to sit down on the managers
who offend theatregoes by thrusting
before them the most disgusting women
that can be found.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-06-06
EnuRTh OF IuIY

AT a meeting in the town hall on
Monday evening. June 3. it was unan-
mOusly voted to celebrate Tia coming
Fourth of July in Fennimorc, provided
sufficient funds could be secured On
motion, Geo. Gover. Geo. Dyer and +
l.. Powers were appointed 4 committee
on finance. 10 solicit subscriptions. A
committee on grounds was also named,
consisting Of Geo. Baxter. j. Il. Wilcox,
and VIM. Stainhofer, Geo. W. Dyer
was appointed committee of ore 10
ascertain for what a parachute jumper
could be obtained to give an exhibition
on the occasion. The meeting was then
adjourned till the coming Wednesday
evening.
PROF j NJ. Quick, HENRY +. RoTHE,
Chairman. Secretary.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-06-06
MODERN srAresmANsAlp

Now York Weekly Rural States
man Say, LII vote for your city grab
bin il you'll Vote tor my bill providin
Tor third deputy auditor in my county.
City Statesman - What on earth do
you want of third deputy?
We'll, We see the regular auditor Is a
relative of mine, an he's deaf and
dumb, and the first deputy is relative
Of Boss pinury and is bedridden. and
the second deputy is relative of Boss
Buckwneat and is crazy We want
some one 10 DO the work
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-06-06

trance to it Bearing this and accom-
panied by the prime minister, she
marched TO the palace portal. where she
dipped a branch into the water and
sprinkled the spectators as they pass
along. which gave them the satisfaction
of feeling that they have in measure
shared in the dangers which the queen
as the head of the nation had boldly
confronted. New York Telegram
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-06-06

FAST MAIL LINE with Vestibuled
Trains between Chicago, Milwaukee, st.
Paul and Minneapolis.
TRANS CONTINENTAL ROUTE
between Chicago, Council Bluffs,
Omaha and the Pacific Coast.
GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE be-
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Joseph, Mo.
$500 MILES OF ROAD reaching
all principal points in Illinois, Wiscon-
sin, Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri and
Dakota.
For maps, time tables, rates OF passage and
freight, etc, apply to the nearest station agent OF
the Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul RaiwaY,or 10
any Railroad Agent anywhere in the World.
ROSWELL MILLER, A. V. II. CARPENTER.
General Manager. Gen'l Pass. and Tiki. Agt.
Tx For information in reference to Lands and
Towns owned by the Chicago. Milwaukee Y ST
Paul Railway Company. write to II. G.. Hugan
Land commissioner, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-06-06
CARD OF THANKS.

Sam Montieth Post, & a. X extends
their cordial thanks TO the Rev. f. +.
Hirsch for his eloquent sermon, TO the
choir that furnished music, to the ladies
for their tasteful decoration of the
church, in short, to all whoparticipated
in rendering the memorial exercises at
Fennimore such pleasant success.
B. w. NIEHAus. Commander.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-06-06
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-06-06

OVER fifteen thousand lives were lost and
millions Of dollars destroyed by cloud
bursting at Johnstown, and neighboring
villages in Pennsylvania. The cloud
struck the reservoir dam on the noun
tain, completely flooding the vally for
miles Three and four story houses
were whirled along like so many chips,
and human bodys were thickly scattered
among the debris.