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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-05-21
Cine neuc 8e9etatton anf Scr
Snlcl Hratatana.

Sic @unbas Sniel qrafatoua tpurbe
i'm Sabre 1883 bel einem pultaniiben
Musbrude tbe,(s BON Weere perjhlunz
gen, tbeils NIT Steinen, Sano uno Nlhe
%ueridlttet. Ser &fan5enwu6s ,uar oas
nit pDai9 peruldtet. Snoeiien fanb bes
reits brei Sabre ipater. 1886, ST..
Ereub, Der Setter bes botanilhen Gars
tens in Buitenjor9 iuolidj' pom Batauia.
bel eiuem Belude Der Sulel eineu neuen
uerbdltn,Bmdbi9 uorselhrittenen YTans
3en,uuds. Gr 5dhlte ni9t weni9er als
elf Sarrenarten uuo AUDI einjelne Yflau'
aen in Blitbe. N~l9enarten batten bereits
Den Booeu iterSo9en uno 10 sleidlam
bas @eoeiben Der bDberen &flanjcn pors
bereitet. Nab uur &ur5em ein9etrof eucu
Ma9ribten ltebt Der YflaAseuwubS III
eroBer llepp,9teit. Da oer uulfaniide
Nusbruh por a9t Sabreu r,i,uciielbait
aQc @amen uuo y ilanjenursane uers
nld)tet bate, 10 f0nnen Die neu erldisusz
men YflauSen gang 9e>pib ibre Gnt-
1tebuus uur ben 8osel1. DEM @lnoe uuo
Den Wtecresltr6muasen au u%eroanfen
baben. oa Die Snlel uubewobnt uno Der
Delu4 nerlelteu nit 9roBeu S9>uieria<
feiten uer6unoen 1T. 81,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-05-21
lanh ben Ser. ct. unb bic Mertbe,
,neldhe ma Iehfpre Nebief hem beutIchen

lanh ben Der. ct. unb bic @ertbe,
,pel@e bas lettere @ebiet benz oeuti1en
@eid auilbrt, in neuerer 8eit ni@t
pelentlib BON chamber ab9e,piden lino.
DaHelbe ,uar. ,uennslei& bas 8ertb'
uerbaltnib 3eitweilisen Gdpanti,nsen
unterworien seueieu 1T, bereit in fribe'
rem 8eitabibnitten Der Gaa. Dem
semdB 1T bic 1ofnuns b~esrlnset.
6aB beier, besoen 2dnoern
sleihen Nuben briusenoe @lterauss
tauj1 Don Dauer iein uno u~orIber.
aebenoeu @tDrunsen iid seuadien erz
Iueileu tueroe. Die Beilrdtunseu, bic
in ben oeutldeu Sanoelss uno @ewerbe>
freijeH an be 0eseunudrti9 5u Gage
tretenben , an e,ne Nbi4lie6uns bes
ameritanijdeu Marttes seseu ben aus.
lanoiiben Mitbewerb ii9 ridtensen 8ez
%trebnuseu setnlpit ,ueroen, iino natur.
semdB nidt obue GinfluB auf bic
5timmuns iener $reiie seseniber benz
p%oriiesenoeu Musiteluussproiett &C.
blieben. 4noereri eits mabt lib aber
aud bic @rrpd9uus seltenD, oaB seraoe
Anseidts berarti9er 8eItrebungen Is
am Blabe iel. bic 8eoeutlamteit uno
unentbebrlid.eit Der b~eitebenoen 6ans
oelsbejiehunsen in lberaeusenoer @eile
our gnldauuu9 ~ brinsen. 8on bielem
Stanopuntte aus baben 3ablreide r,ar1=
bate Bertreter Der flr bic NuSiubr
nah Nmer,ta bauptiddll9 in Betra9t
tommeuoen Snouiriesueise, II. u. Der
5ubritauten feiner Gu9e uno BON Bo1as
menteu, Der Teppi9weberei, Der 2eoer@,
@las., &or5ellan. uuo Snitrumenten>
iabritatiou, Der 8upier19mieoerei, Der
diem. Suouitrie &C.. bic 8el9iduug be-
%furmortet uno 1id ihrerieits sur. Be-
tbeilisuns bere,t ertlart. Nu9 IN ben
&reilen Der beutl9en Stunt uno bes
3unitseuerbes brinst man Dem Inter-
uebmen Sutereiie eutsesen. 9ierna4
oarf barauf eerednet peroen, oaB bic
8e|4iduna oerNuslteuuu9 e.ne plroi9e,
Der Beoeutuns bes &ei9es entipre@enee
lein mlro, falls bas Rei9 ii9 bereit er<
Hart, bic Dr9auiiatiou Der oeuti9en
Nbtbe,luns auleiteu uuo 5u unteritaben.
2ee,ere5 miro. luie bel perldieoenen
frabereu auslteQunseA pom dDnlider
Beoeutuns, our9 bic BefeQun9 e,nes
Reidstommi6ars uno bur4 @emdbruus
elmer %ansemeienen Beihilfe aus &eidss
mitteln 81 sei&ebeu baben. Sue 50be
Der bierfur aus 5uuerfenoen Betrd9e
tparoe ocmnd4it i'm &ei9sbausbaltsetat
1elt6ujeben fem.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-05-21
@aS Der G@napS anrtd,ten tann.

Gin Jreuno bon @6rses, Der 81. So
bann Mepomut Sepp, bat leiner 3eit
cine, 1asen mir, @emii@ : tbeoloell@e
Gntoeduns 9ema9t, uelde u~nbe9re,f<
l,derweiie bic Menl4heit bisber 10 gut
mie gar nidt beuest bat. Belaster ST..
Su1ann Nepomut Sepp 1a9t ndmli9
in ei1en, BEL Manj in &esensbnrs er,
1hienenen r2eben Selu", 81 Dem @6r<
res bic Gorreoe sel9rieben, m6rtli9
6ol9enbes: rgur Die @9napsldnoer,
100 Der MenI1 idon ourd ben beltduz
blgcn &enuB oes 5uiels abltratt, fir
jeoe p6bcre De9eilterun9 itumpf uno
trofen uno 1eines t0rperli9en ,ple 9ei=
iti9ea 2ebsrsmartcS entleert lit, 1aben
Die ebenio abNrutte un0 19winoju9tiae
Neulebre aus9ebilOet, uno nur in Der
Branntlue;n5one, no @eilt uno &6rper
9leitmdBio a%ussemer9elt iino, finoet
Der 3Sro~le|tantismus leu 5orttommeu.
0u, lpp bel Wern unb @erltenlaIt
(ciui0e Wein= unoBierlorten aus9enoms
men!) no9 ferubafte uno gande Natu>
zen %gsOcileu. 9in9 uno 9eDt Der @lau=
beusld)winpel obns 1plSe uoriber, uno
l1otb ether 10 uolenoeten 5ungerle,oerei
III oer Ybilpiopbie siebt iib tein gers
lan0eM tuno."
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,,Qrte8 tn 8rteoen."

Cine f0rmlide @9la9t Dabeu in Der
oprleBten Nprilmu9e. zines Nbenos
mebrere gun, Irtiuerie, Depot in @pan>
sau tpmmanoirte GeloartiQerljten &C.
lieiert.v Dime erii@tliden @runo iber=
fe(eu bic in Golee itarfen @enuiies
seiltt9ee @etrdnte erresten @oloatea
auf benz 9ofeuplab bic barmlos hires
@eses 9ebenoen '@iuilperlonen nit
blanter 8afe. sic idlusen NIT ben
59leppldbeln erbarmun9slos auf oas
@ublitum Elm, uno Der gauge 5taottbeil
erballte furdtbar poE ben dasitllden
9ilferufeu Der WiBbanSelteu uno Der
Yebrol, ten. Niemano uo9te IS ii9 Sen
&aienoen entgessn5uitcuen. @er es
nod u%nteruabm. iib CUR @ebre III
1eben, muroe 81 8oocn sel9lasen uno
NIT ben Stiefelabllsen entleblih 5u9c>
ri9tet. Nie eroB bic 3abl .MiBban>
oelten lit, meiB nlan ni9t, miuoefens
iino e5 aber juan6t9 Berionen. ,uel9e
mebr ooer minoer uerlebt woroen iino.
Gr1t III 1pater Stu1oe Die WutDens
Den batten ii4, nahoem }e jeoermanu,
Den lie auf Den Be9 traien, enflpeoer
aberfaQex Ooer sur i6leuniseu 6ludt
9entt1i9t, i'll elm S9antlotal beseben -
lulroen lie BON elmer in5mil4en requi<
rirten MilitdrpatroriQe aufgelt6bert.
Qber nit 9e5o9enem Sd6el babuteu ii@
Die Naienoen ben 8e9 our9 bic 81
ibrer Serbaituns a%bseianoten Soloaten
1no Die anselammelte Mense; nab befs
tiger @esenwebr pvroe nur elmer bins>
felt 9ema4t Die anoeren uebeltbdter
iiuc an ud@iten Gage perbaftet noroen.
Gor Dem Militdrseri6t miro iebt bic
unteriu@uns in pielem emp0renoeu
GorfaQ 9eflbrt. =
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-05-21
Der, iapauifMe xa6.

oeien mrnoerbare Gisenlbufte,n seenuss
Jam betannt iino. bat, wie mir aus
,Snou1tr,es" entnehmen, cine nece Nn<
uenouns 9efunoen. Die japannl@e Re>
9ierun9 bat Dor. eiuisena Sabren' lire
1dmmtli9en &rie9sl@iHe nit oielem
Sad ,treiden ~lailen, uno bieIer Initrib
bat iib sldn5eno betuabrt. Ser &ap.z
tan zines ruiiiiden Dampiers, wel@er
Sapan beiudte, ma@te nun au9 ieinsr<
let's einen 8er1uA nit benz japani1den
Sad. IS ltellte iiG beraus, baB ber=
i,lbe auf @iien 10 felt baitet, oab cine
@%ntfernllng NUT bur4 iebr miiblameS
Nbi9aben selinst. Dosesen baftet Ser
Cad -,penis uoer 9ar ni@t auf 3inf.
@outen fernere einpanof reie Berlu9e
bic &i@ti9feit oieler In9abe bartbuu,
10 rudre Der lan9seiubte S@ub e,lerner
@diffe Dor ben @irtunsen Oes Gee
,~pajiers 9%eiunoen, Elm Yrpblem, ,peldes
befanntli9 burh uniere Jiruiie uno
Quitribe uur in }ebr unuoQtommener
@ei1e QelDIt mirO.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-05-21
9entfhlanoS 9au0eI matt ocn
Ser. Staatcu bon Horos
a%tIcrifa-

Dem Nntrcs oes MeiGsfanslers an
ben 8unoesratb uegen Der Musjtenuna
in Gbica9o lit cine 8esrlnours bei=
9egeben, lporin es beibt: VA
@don bic 8ejiebunscn, >uelde uns
NIT Den Ser. Gtaaten BON Mmerifa oerz
binoen, laiIen es als uln{9ensmertb
erl@einen, oaB oas Nei9 Der @inlabung
eutipridt. Darlber A,naus birite oos
Sntereiie an Der 5elti9teit unIeres
@anoels uerteDrs nit Nnerita euf Die
Betbeili9un9 Deutl@1anos binneiien.
Der 9anoel 5wil@en 9eutidlano unb
ben Ser. Staaten lit Elm iebr reser; ct
btloet ilr beioe 2dnoer einen ,enneus,
&uertben Beitanotbe,l ibres @ejammt<
auBenbanoels. 9iab Der @tatiltit beg
oeutiben Neides belief jib i'm Sabre
1889 bic @infubr BON ben Ser. @taaten
na9 DeutIblano aui 1,O03,3O7,6OO
Rilosr. i'm Bert9e BON 317,5OO,O 900
Marf, bic Iusfubr aus Deutl9lanb
na9 Den Ser. Staaten auI 43S,493,7OO
atlo9r., I'M @ertbe BON 395,O37,O0O
Atart. Die be%uorite5enoea @er1b<
auQaben 1timmeu nit ben M%ufiteuunaen
bes 5tatilt. Bureaus Der Scr. ct. fir
bas Sistaliabr lSS9I9O Il. Sui, 1889
Bis 80. Stunt 1S90) onAaDernb uberein:
benn es betrus 5ufol9e Der !ebteren bic
Ginfubr Deuti1lanos nad ben Ser.
ct. 98,837.683 Do1., bie MusIubr Der
Ser. ct. nacb Deutiblono S5,563,3l2
3puar8. Wit biel len 3aDlen nimmt
Deutl9lano inter Den am IuBenbanoel
Der Ser. 5taaten bet1eili9ten Gambler
bic 2. @te1e Elm. ,pie Elm beise9ebeuer
Nus5ue aug ben Observation-Disclosures
bes itatiit. Bureaus in Wa]bin9ton crz
giebt. Ser Nntbeil 9eutidlanos on
Der @e]ammteine un0 Nusfubr Ser
Ser. @taaten betrd9t 1870 PCT. @eiz
11sr Bee iibri9en Stoaten, @nslauo aus,
geIdlo1jen, erreiht au9 nur 10 pgt.
&s sebt aug oieieu Mnsabeu weiterbiu
berpor, 'baB bic @ertbe, tuel9e 9eutlgz
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-05-21
gus { Ratcrne.

unteroff5ier (pom fran56l4en 5elo<
ju9e er5ableno): rWlio am 3. uno 4.
DECEMBER tparen pie Sdla9tta9e bon
Orleans. Das lit namli@ cine srobe
frana1iil@e 5taot, &uo --~
@injdbriser, uorlaut einare.feno:
~@and ridtig, 9err unteroffi5ier, our9
eSeonne o'Wrc beriibmt."
unteroifijier, pitbenb: Isle baben
bier gar ni9ts mit5ureoen, @%iniabriserl
NuBeroem beiBt es niht S9anoart, louz
bern S9anbarm! 9as merten sic
1ihl"
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Snt @tfer.

lieutenant: r@as, Sic elauben mir
ni1t, Dap i4 S1e liebe? So 1oq bod
9le,tb elm &immeloonnertuetter ...." =
&eides 5rdulein: ruber marum loer<
ben sic oenu auf eiumal 10 uueemitbs
lid, 9err 0eutnant!"
'2eutnant: uNd tuas, in - in @elb>
augeleeeu6e,teu bbrt bic @emitbli@teit
auf!" r..'
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GauptfaMe.

@rlter. Mime: r9aben Sic 9eleieu.
baB Der 8arnum 5uer( elm Meermdo,
d)en uno Damn bic SentD 2.no berum
eeflbrt bat? @el@e :56mab, cine
ainltleriu .uao cine Mibseburt aleidz
5ulteQen!"
8wsiter Mime: r@leidjultelen -?
Sennv Sub bat bod Elm bbbereS 9oz
moran erbalten, uno oaB lift Die 9aupt=
la9e." =" 'atHf% .#1l.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-05-21
Il III ti,euc @tlfe.

%e;ntiDer: rGeben sic nur Bic ior>
%gcnuule M'cne Sbre5 Wannes! Nls
Srau gdtten Sic bic Yfi9t, oellen
Stirne 81 9ldtten!"
Wtann (erl@rodeu): rSasen g. nm,
@ottes,pilen 10 etuas nldt, 9o1purz
ben! @as Satansweib if ionlt imltano'
urb fabrt n,r mit'm 8isele,len Brit
berl"
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3meifeIDaft.

rDu @n1m,i, slaublt 9u, baB 2ieut<
nant ,. 8eiten es wirfli9 ernit melut?"
rWd ia, mir menisitens bat er's &C.
id,ppreu."
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gea& ietnctt OepTo9cnbetten.
2ieutenant: vDie 9rauen Mdnte1
linb melt praftiIder."
Stubent: r@esbalb? @erben. Die
b5ber beliebea:?"
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Gin tpeae1 jeines @baratters III

- Gin tpegen leines @baratters nno
2ebenswanpels libel berii9tiater fran'
a0jj9er Min,ltsr bate in elner @arla>
mentsrebe bic @orte 9ebrau9t: SD
billie mid il, meme 3%useno." Ils er
balo baraui itarb, iaste Elm b%etannter
8ariler glrat: rDas tommt oaoon, penn
man aualei9t 9etleibet se6t!"
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Gi,, abmmn9spoaer Gnael.

[ Sahrsait (eilis): ,5ier 1T Die oop,
petite Eare; fabren Sic mosliblt RAID,
- i9 mus Sur Bahn!"
8utider: rSaw09l - 9err Go(s
iirer!" 50 ~ 's's2'& w.
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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-02-07
he WAS. A FINANCIAL POWER.


August Beluaont's Long Careov ~ Banls-
o.. Politician and Sportsman.
The recent death Of August Belmont
has aroused an interest in his remarka-
bio career a. financier, politician and
gentleman Of the turf Twenty years
ago his death would have been m event
Of Importance. especially to tho Demo
cratic party; but to tho present younger
generation he is q man Of the past. He
was long chairman Of tho Democratic
national committee, and a. such opened
the celebrated Chicago convention Of
1884 with . speech that made him t.
NOUS in moro senses than one.
August Belmont was born In Alsey,
Germany. IN 1919. was educated vt
Frankfort. and 1t IN early age obtained
IN inferior position in the banking house
OF the Rothscl,ilds there he showed
such remarkable ability that he rose rap.
idly. went to Naples Is the confidential
agent Of the great arm. and In 1887 came
70 America. Settling in New York city
he became agent Of the Rothschilds and
Austrian consul general; but being In.
volved in serious quarrel. took part in
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of independent revenue. Custom ut T..
Old Worlds expositions has made this
possible"
Another feature proposed. and which
Is receiving great deal Of favorable at.
tention. Is the reproduction of the IA
nous tower OF Babel. The Smithsonian
institution at Washington stands ready
to furnish model made according to
plans designed by DR.. Haupt. who has
nigh rank among oriental scholars. II
built on tho scale Of the original the
tower will rise seven stories from the
ground. each story diminishing in sire.
as shown by the illustration. and will
be 40 feet in height The framework
will be Of iron. not brick. and will con-
tain windows Of glass, q method Of
lighting not generally in vogue among
the ancients. A " ashington architect
has completed alrea ly a plan and eleva-
ton OF the tower 10 feet tall which is
ready for shipment when required.
Still another scheme. and one which
will probably be carried out, as it is
backed by number Of wealthy citizens,
is for the construction on the lake front
of great castle in the air. On lofty
scaffold, that is to overtop the Audito-
rum. is to be placed u big pavilion. The
court is to be adorned with flower gar
dens, and the space inside the building
is to be devoted to mammoth concert
hall and American. French and German
restaurants. An inclined railway will
furnish communication with the airy
resort, and the cost of putting up the
affair is estimated ut 81, loo, 900.
A Columbian tower to rise skyward
some 2,000 feet is another proposal
evolved from the brain Of a designe-
who wants things done on q gigantic
scale. The building of this tremendous
structure, which is to be lighted by cleo
tricity and devoted to u score Of differ
ent uses, would involve the expenditure
Of some such tribe AZ two or three mill.
ions Of dollars. .H.r
Then, ~ before noted, propositions
along the same lines Of magni6cence
have been received by the score and
placed ION fle." They include domes.
towers, ships, special displays Of many
sorts. and If all were adopted would 10.
quire tho entire wealth Of tho United
States for construction or arrangement.
But from this wealth Of ideas the au-
thorities having the vast enterprise in
charge. when preliminary details are
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-02-07

dump barrels Of suggestions and specih-
cations on the officials in charge Of the
gigantic and somewhat complicated en-
terprise. ...
For example. Dr.. F. Zeigfeld. Of tho
Chicago Temple Of Music. advocates the
building Of vast structure devoted to
the harmonieA He urges that visitors
would 60 to an exhibit Of machinery
once. and would then eco II all. Music.
however. would prove a. perpetual a..
traction. The artists participating would
be changed every week and the pro-
grammes changed at every performance.
Hearing . great musical artist once is
only temptation to hear again. Music.
which il always attractive and profitable
If properly presented, could in such u
temple be offered in q manner ut once
colossal and sensational And such a
congress Of the world'sgreatest musicians
and musical organizations would be alb
solutely unprecedented"
Dr.. Zeigfeld would include among
the competing countries Great Britain
France. Holland. Denmark. Sweden
Norway. Germany. Russia, Austria,
Hungary. Turkey. Italy. Spain and
Mexico. and give to the Representatives
Of each nation week in which to render
their choicest contributions to art. 1.-The
greatest singers. instrumentalists, mill.
tary bands and composers Of all the
countries named should be represented
at Chicago" He Is Of the opinion that
American music should be taken in hand
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-02-07

H.. s"S:..S j>s..s :s-. ...~~..>-~... ...~
famous Jockey club. and noted for his
liberal patronage Of art and literature
He married daughter Of Commodore
Matthew Perry. Of the noted American
expedition, to Japan. and was socially
ami otherwise connected with many
eminent American families. In politics
he was singularly unfortunate. but his
son. Perry Belmont. has been more sue
cessful.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-02-07
Small Praise for American Women

Small Praise for American Women.
After having had several thousand
measurements submitted to him Dr..
Sargent, Of Harvard college. who re-
Gently awarded the prize for symmetry
of figure to Miss Best. says the Ameri-
can woman is mot quite so ugly and
grotesque in her lines and contour us the
dress sha wears would lead one to infer. %
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-02-07
Pie Piles Plies!

DR.. williams Indian Pile Ointment will cure
Ointment have failed. It absOrbs the t,lmOrs.
alays the itching at once, actsa rs apOultice, gives
instant relief. Dir. Wl'liamS's Indian Pile Oint
private parts, and nothing else. Every box ID
warranted. Sold by dauggists, or sent by mail
on receipt Of price, Suc. and u per box.
WILLIAMS MFG CO., Props,
Cleveland. q.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-02-07

THE TOWER or BABEL
by the Music Teachers' National asso.
ciation. The temple should have 10 900
seats, and at least three concerts should
he given daily.
DR.. Zeigfeld finally asserts that 1T Il
absolutely necessary to begin work at
once II music is to be given tho promi.
nence In tho fair which Il should have.
Composer need time to complete their
works., music must be published,
studied. ETC.. and the great chorus and
orchestra must be organised at Chicago.
Then there are the visits 10 be made to
all the European powers, which will
take from eight to twelve months time.
It Is not purely a business mission: It Il
! rather diplomatic ono. requiring on the
part OF the envoy 4, knowledge OF the
arts. IN acquaintance with the musical
fraternity. experience In such matters.
and Of course sound business sense. q
Emusic should be made = conspicuous
part OF tho f,sir. Foreign countries know
that we are great. practical nation. In
all manufactures and In commerce we
are acknowledged the peers Of the world.
It is In the gentler phases Of civilization
that we must compete The glory Of OK.
positions In the Old World has been nrt,
But we cannot hope TO have the most
wonderful works. In Europe, the paint.
ings that adorn the palaces and churches,
taken from their places for Transports
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-02-07
OF International lntercst.

A project is aAoat for the erection ut
Delftshaven. in the Netherlands. Of an
American memorial to the Pilgrim f.a-
theirs. to mark the spot in the Old
World from whence they sailed. This
memorial will cost 100000. and contri.
buttons toward it will be made by the
governments Of Holland and the United
States.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-02-07
SOME COSTLY. SCHEMES
cor MAKING ATTRACTIVE THE co.
kUMelAN EXPOSITION.

Dr. Zeigteld's Suggestion Tor . Great
Musical Congress - Proposal to Con-
struct a New Tower Of Dabel-Lofty
structures Of Strange Design.
While the directors. local and general.
Of the Worlds fair IRE still engaged in
discussing details and in debating over
points on which differences Of opinion
have arisen, the inventor, the designer,
the architect. the artist and the man
with leisure and ''ideas" keep serenely
along the even tenor Of their way, and
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-02-07

SKY PIERCING COLUMBIAN TOWER.
arranged. will doubtless be able to select
. number Of choice gems, and offer to
the world on the day the Columbian OK.
position opens display Of attraction.
worthy the great city Of Chicago and the
historical event to be commemorated.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-02-07

HUGE PAVILION ON Stills.
ton. In music. however. we have the
worlds best Mt our command. With an
art gallery no additional price can be
asked. but musical entertainment il
different Music can be made source
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-02-07
A+Beautful+ Woman

sMlLRs swHRr.
1Y At the thought
OF her own lowell.
ness. Every woman
smiles sweetly who
uses Wisdoln's Ro-
berthe. for Il gives
to her . clear, trans
parent, bea utiful
skin. A beautiful
complexion alone 10
often sufficient to
make q Wo m an
beautiful. Awo,nau
who has q beautiful
complexion should
preserve it ; the one
less fortunate In
this posse ssio \
should beautiiy It.
Wisdon's Rober.
tine does lust what
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h claimed for It. II not only preserves and beau
uhes the comp,sxion, but repairs the damages
done by the use ot the many dangerous COM
storing the skin TO 4 natural, healthy action.
Read the testimonials from famous artisteA go.
bsated chemists and eminent physicians.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-11

THE decision Of tho supreme court in
Diminishing the MacKnight contempt
case ID a broad, liberal and just con-
struction of the constitution and TIE
laws. The court is careful to say that it
is not to be understood as approving the
proprlety of publishing comments of the
nature contained in the article in ques-
ton, but it passes purely upon a ques-
ton OF law and holds that there was no
contempt within the meaning Of the
statute. The decision will form a valu-
able precedent for irritable judges in
the lower courts in the future and per-
haps convey a hint to them that the
way to keep clear Of unfavorable criti-
clsm is not to deserve it. At the same
time The INDEPENDENT does not believe
in the sort of comment from the press
that brought forth the proceeding
against the managing editor of the
Journal any more than it believes that
it was necessary for Judge Mediation to
show such remarkable sensitiveness.
Neither the course Of justice nor the
liberty of the press having been inter-
fered with the case is dismissed.