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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-03-26
4 Permanent Circus for New York.

NEW YORK, March 19.-New York is
to have Il fire. proof circus building, one
of the most magnificent III the world.
1t will cost for land and buildings $780,
900, and it is also proposed to nave one
of the finest aquarlums in the world in
connection with it, menagerie, and
museum. Four hundred thousand dol
lars will be expended in that direction,
making a total cost of 81 10000. The
circus Is to be patterned after the old
fashioned one-r.ng affairs Of Vienna and
st. Petersburg, and Hutchinson, the
veteran circus man, who at one time
owned a large interest in Barnum n
Bailey's show. is to be the MANAGER.
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DefauIter'S ROndsmeu Sued.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, March l6.-This
morning suits were ordered in the
chancery court by the attorneys Of the
Catholic Knights of America against
the bondsmen of Maj. NJ. j. O'Brien,
the defauIting treasurer of that order,
whose stealings aggregate so, 900. 1t Is
the intention to hold all of O'Brien's
sureties for that part of the defalcation
tbat took place under their respective
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chicago ManuTac1urers FAN,

CucAGo, H., March lS.-The Schwes-
hal failure resulted to-day III the filing
~ the assignee of Schweis-
thai, in the superior court, OF
confession of judgment for
So, 100 against the Atkinson Steel and
Spring Works located at Spalding, near
this city. The Atkinson company's
plant with the material on hand is said
In he worth Sl0O. 900.
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PRISON FOR PAT. ELLIOTT.
Convicted of MansIaughter for the XII
inc nf

COLUMBUS, O., March lS.-Patrick J.,
brother of William J. Elliott, now serv-
ing life sentence for the murder Of A. c.
Osborne on the streets of Columbus on
February >, 1921, was to-day convicted
OF manslaughter. The two brothers and
Osborne were rival Sunday newspaper
men, and the shooting was the result of
personal journalism
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-03-26
Big Figures in a Failure.

ST. PETERSBURG, March IS.-Baron
Guenzburg, the banker who failed the
other day, has paid nearly 100000 TO
the depositors. The greatest admlra-
ton is expressed for the manner IN
u. hirh tho disaster haa heen met
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The Losses in Texas.

AUSTIN, Tex, March 1.-THE terrific
norther Of last night, which froze up
everything, killed the peaches and
plums throughout Texas, besides young
corn which was just up. Commissioner
Hollingsworth estimates the loss on the
peach and plum crops at 81 10000.
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BADGER NOTES.

c,at- Cf Ashland have NOM
Ttin ieI e.I Tahn II. Knight for mayor.
ra'fg .,.nrton. on the 2lst, it took the
Al 49, tbp Iynchers but al hour
aTy iI'al1 IN ind that all seven OF the
sai .la.. uara insane when Anton
lettl.' 'a'is ,,as Iynched, September u
v, anl tlat tour q item are ~"
sa..e .sr.r.ian tile list, seven divorce
i.r,a.,i.spo-ea IT 1T one sitting of
HI. rssr-a,l sonof Thomas Reean,
I.5 ,.ar vas discovered by COM
IT.. lake Mon0n8 III an lnsensl-
raj. I. l,s@r 4't and badly frozen. The
e ~ 6td aten sailing an Ice boat
l';t .s.'si ,rr,iau was throw oil and
si.'.l. af rank Wilbur, Tremfea-
taI a,lir~t the Wisconsin Central
company, al henom 9nee,
st..t II iei IA favor Of the plaintiff the
va arl5n, him $50 damages
III .rsl flr the loss If al arm.
h...... ..i,,5r3 ..n the 18th after the Re-
f- @l.r.gs of the sixth Ward,
....~r-ad t3 pQt out the fire IN
#ta a' In aoIng * they picked np
.l4tat pa- supposed to he water.
Y II. Uc Il paI III kerosene, and
N El.' a%rr0-.aa followed Several
-sa Y. Injured and the house
rarc ground Driver Bardon,
.a fart pl- seriously injured
lre by the cart tipping
rt.rl Nus checked III time to
I'm, - ei3i9papt E.lu-
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FIND HAVEN IN AMERICA.
Three French Bankers, Who Failed, Said
to Have Fled 20 Ihis Country.

PARIs, March 2I.-lt is reported that
Molten, Herrsld and Gueyrand, di-
rectors Of TIE Ban4ue des CLelins De
Feret Industrie. WHICH failed Saturday,
have fed TO America.
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MONEY FOR THE HARBORS.
Allowances for Wisconsin Ports in the
Appropriation.

WAsHINGToN, D. c., March 21.-Fol-
lowing are the allowances made in the
river and harbor bill as given ont this
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CHICAGO.
ST. LOU I5.

Wheat-No. 2 Red 81
Corn-Mi1ed d............. ................. 81,
Oats-So. 2............,.,.....-. -. go
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information regarding teachers Instructions
book, etc, will be sent you. Upon application any
of our teachers will send you examination blanks
IL you wish their aid and instructions in your
studies, inclose the amount Of their Glass dues
when you return these blanks. IL you have any
study that yon would like TO take no that IL not
taught in the Club. let me know, and II sufficient
number OF members desire IT. class IN that branch
will he formed.
The classes viii be In charge Of Oompetentteach-
ers. who will grant diplomas TO graduates upon
their passing Anal examination made and sworn
TO before q Notary. Twenty lessons VIII constitute
term, and will be equal tn IA weeks school In
struetOn. Each lesson should have from three TO
four hours study. The best results can To oo-
tanned by having n regular hour each day Tor
study. Lessons will be assigned and instructions
In regard To the manner Of study will be sent 10
you as you need them. II there Is any point you
do not understand, refer at once TO your teacher for
an explanation.
lesson report. under n separate seal. will he
sent TO you with cnch lesson assigned. When you
are prepared 10 report on lesson. open tins en-
veloPe and answer the questions, without using
any reference or other aids Bu honest with your
sell, Tor rOm these reports the teacher viii Judge
your progress and give you the assistance that ne
thinks your case needs. You can be studying next
lesson while waiting for his reply To The hrst-
when writing those who are teachers, or arc com.
peent To take charge of class in the Club, Will
please mention the fact We need few more
good instruclors.-w. IA. Winkley, Clearfield. Iowa
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CIUp WHISPERS.

On Dec. 4 received "A beautiful " musical souve-
mir =" from Sister Matte, President Of tile Rhode
Island Guards. Ii IL beautiful Maltese kitten.
nnIned Guardie. will be giHd To show any q. q.
friends my musical souVcniT.-Minuie Curry, Il
Dwight street Providence, II. l.
] am now On years old, aud do not like 10 hear
anyone InnIfR pleas for filthy aud iiealth-de-
stroying habit as tObaccO-chewiug.-F NJ Mill
ken, Co. Il, CID Ind.
Oar Sister Harriet has Joined the G. G. above,
after painful illness 81 three years. We miss
loved one very much, and hope to receive the
sympathy % uu.-Kaic aud Mary Dixon.
A friend writes that hs as sent many postal
autographs aud received few la return that lie
Is almost discouraged. Those who request eK-
change and fail 10 respond not true blnes. !
viii be happy 10 exchange with aiL-Iilly ID. Dys.
WahiIiupfD w. Va.
The parents Of our C. C. babies Edna aud Media
Pymptun Rodenbaugh presented with n
beautiful album, Christmas. How many will help
me iiil %, ana make u even mDTe uAbie:-Meda
Plymplom, West Decatur, PA.
There 10 no subject Of more moment more Inn
poItAuce, aud one around which more Interests
cluster tiian American PatriolzIn therefore, LED
us, the younger patriots Of America, become more
closely unitcd, and risk lives IL need be- that
tliis lhud 0i tie free and home Of the brave may
ever siend.-B B. Livingstone. LoRanspOrt, Ind.
My brother, ID. w. Jorden, IN now able TO his
arm little, and 10 improving. II IL a mistake
about his losing iis arm.-D II. Jorden.
il h. stated n Curious Corner that Denver IL the
highest Capital in tbs United States. beg leave
/ 10 differ from whoever made the statement Chey.
enne, Capital Of Wyoming IL 800 feet higher, be-
/ Ing G.O75 ieet.-aadio Brown, Sherman. WyO.
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receipt % pcnsinn of 81 per month fell from =
nigh building Oot. r. 1871. and died Goa. "a.
hr having been unconscious from the time % bic
iait until he died. On Oct. ~. The day before 80
died me quUteriy pension cheek Tor s3s arrived,
ant 10 betHR unconscious could not 81 course sigu
~ need The money for nefiicRl atieudance and
other expenses. Am not entitled Ca ts Add Il
go, how shall proceed to get IN AHstcsr Tnass
much ~ the cheek signed and mHisd BY the
United states Pension Agent Drior 90 tho death %
the pcnsiuue~, tho cheek belongs tha astnte n
Tbs daneHsed IN sccordance with the act 90 NIaFnli
2, 1850, sud Il can be sRneti ard collected By Tho
administrator of the estate the exoOutor Of Tho
will Of tha soldier.
A. w.. Ecoporny Md-Can the brothers md stu-
ters of soldier who died in the service aid
brothers. and sisters haviug. bean minors on June
30, 1850. 40 which time The limitation for receiving
nc additional bounty, under the act % July "a
1895. expired now tile a clsim for such additional
bouutyf 4llsinsr. No. Tho mct that tho parties
mentioned we're minors does not exclude them
B r. b. Hu1aboldf, Web -please state ne fees Of
an attorney In Increase claims under tho old and
new law. 4Istoer, IL iuclsa claims under The
Eaner1t law, where tiers - additional disc
oty me fseof an attorney i5S25 Z he does and $40
20 he docs not dle Zee agreements. IN inorsssa
claims under tile general law on original dsa-
ohity, or straght increase claims, as they may %
oniled The fes IS $40 ~ fled prior to March 3 1904
and 81 if hsd AFTER thHt date The abovs arc iu
Increase claims under the general law. IN ncreasa
elNims under the act Of June II 1890 the fee "a 80
II there - a new disability, Huu 81 II there - uot.
r. Anesbltrg. Hosg.. aurd others.-Can n SOL
der having the discharge of hiF her. who died
siuus the war leaving NO heirs. take up the home
hHHd the said brother woutd have been entitled 70
had ha lived, in addition 70 one for hims0if9 An.
stUsr. No. Tie law allows but one homestead
entry to be mude by one person
r. w. AOrtitUiits, =. D.-t native. born citizen 0f
the United States vino served three years durina
the civil war has moved % Canada. and beo0ms
citizen Of that country Can be draw q pension
from thts Government while he r. n citizen Of nat
oouatryf Aas'osr Hos Il no 10 entitled 70 q Dsn-
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CURIOUS CORNER.

ANSWERS 20 questions will not he published with.
in two three weeks aflor questions appear 90
all will have chance 10 send replies aud receive
honorable mention with the number Of auswersl
There were eight PopeH named Alexander, the
name Of the great canqnorOr.
Washington City, i'm Its general plan, has been
called combination of Versailles, Babylon, aud
modern Philadelphia.
There is n provision for representation. Of the
Indians ia the National Congress. but they do not
Rcorpl 10.
/. Who had II trades, yet starved with them all :
Ida May Raybert.
2. When was Iowa admitted to the Union JAS.
Il. AiEer.
3 FROM what was the fret American flag made
and where was II first dizplayedy-EdnA Hill.
BIBLE BRIGADE.
Paul's injunction to hospitality Is: BE not for
geiiu 10 entertain strunEerH for thereby have
entertained angels unawRTcS."
In James, &: !, we find: From whence como
wars aud lighting among your Come they not
hence, Of your lusts that war In your men,
bcrs."
Paul commanded ths TheSaAlonIans 10 spray
without ceasing."
l. Who IL the chief character OF tho rnt % csutu.
ries Of Bible hisloryY-Joel \. Stevens
2 Among what people did the ART Of oolorina
cloth attain 60 great perfection P-wil Lower.
). What is meant by Eophor woOdf-W. l.
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Original. u Not Elegant.
lGearasld Republican,

A Chest Township, CleArneld County, Justice
Of the Peace has adopted the following unique
form Of marriage ceremony: "By the authority
vested Ina me, as Squire In the Township OF
Chest and County Of CleaTheld; by the millions
Of logs that have noated down the creek; by
the thousands Of Italians who are making q
railroad chockerboArd Of our soil; by the 80
Democratic kickers who swear that thsy will
the tramp tramp at midnight Of the numerous
citizens who have chickens tWicn u week and
who never owned one; by our friendly neigh
b0rs who neYerqmrrel; by the watars Of Chest
Creek, the SusquehannR River, the earth and
tho sca and ali that in them Is, pronounce
you man and wife, and may the Lord have
mercy on your soulA"
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YALBOMEWORKERS
re NrniIn. Pro Pairln.

q O. Motto. Pro PatriR.
&C Flower. FOrget-me-not
Obiecis O. O.. Progress, patriotism.
Price silver badge. One dollar.
an REGULAR raadaFH 81 TIKI NATIONAL 1BfBnEE
mos, beaeurolled as LOYAL Home Workers free ana
A. become members Of the Conversation SluD anu
contributions 90 the several departments.
contributors will please add Ia the address on
tbpir epVoloues, Loyal Home w Orkers" or 'C.Si
A. faciIiintc tlie handling OF mail.
References required OF new members desiring
eOrrcspondpnce.
q q photographs and sketches must accompany
each other nnd each picture must have name ana
address on the back. No notice VIII be taken ol
them otherwise. ~
Tbc N m a. G. Guards IL o band OF the O. 9.
ize iR Boston Aug Is, 1890 for mutual beneh'
aud tle more practical enforcement OF me pllh-
ciples OF patriotism aud progress 10 which the
C O. stand pledged.
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HAPPY HOUSEHOLD.
WHAT WOULD MAKE YOU SMILE
ET.....gaFg

WHAT WOULD MAKE VOC SMILE
Household.
Oh weary mothers, mixing dough,
Don't Won wish that food would grow
Your lips would smile, know, 10 see
CoUky bush or pancake tree.
No hurry. no worry, or boiling pot
no waiting 20 gel the oven hoti
Bus you could send your child TO see
il tile pies had baked on the cherry tree.
A beefsteall bush would he quite hnei
Bread be piucked from iisteuder vines
"A sponFc-cHke plant our pet would DC;
We'd read and sew meath the muiln tree.
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TnITnWs CHAT.
HEART cHAPLET FOR THE C. {

HEART cHAPLET FOR THE C. c.
A dear lonR-li me friend .ud ncniber 81 the Mas
sachusri,- Division y. T. &. G. GuardsseDt the Ed
tor ChaIlot ~ Gems nj the holidAg-tide which
are gems in iriih as in name,
The denF li,lc volume shall he kept on the Edi.
tors dc-, an the year. togsil.er with other choice
and loving souvenirs from G. g. friends.
On the Editors desk for some yeArs has hung an
illuminated clendar, sent By a beloved W.R.C.
friend on which Is inscribed in pilt letters Make
me 10 hear thy loving kindness In the morning"
The iguIns al the bottom each year substituted
Tor new ones aud each year The friends gin
becomes q daily prayer 90 strengthen and encOur-
age, and constant reminder Of the sweet, lovely,
beautiful giii 81 tiie giver.
Then there hangs the list Of names. with the
illuminated enyer. inscribed Patriotism and
Progress" which doar. lHmsntsd AHnt May
cent wiIi tBe c. Z. guilt, suspended from a red
ribbon and beloileniug real presence, though
now remsvad 40 tlle uppnT mAnsi0us
OF holiday mementOes there are many. Fred
Helb's scroll picture. Sawed with his own hanc
from while hollyi flower wroaiiied orors
mounted on a blue voivct background; dainty
thisils. dnwn budget tied with green ribbon from
Incr Humhcri csiluloid bioiiers aud pen wi perb
letters Hnd cards. and inissves Of affection from
many, NOT forgetting tie picture Of Annie l. I
noble dog aud tie view ~ Grants early home
from Al -lau. Seaman. Good wishes in ever,
form. Hos kind are tie c. C.'s aud the Guards 4
the Editor who remembers them each aud AL Will
love and gratitude.
And now what better the Editor do. I'm 40
knosgleaginR al these kindnesses, lhan 10 let a.
tho G. c. Share Ia tine oiapiet % COINS, aud ma
tha gems Ia AL hg heart ohHpet Of life and con
duoi Cor the beautiful year which has jur
dhwned Tor ua ail; and may lie rosy morning blsn
into q brilliant noouiide aud golden even for U
AL
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C. SKETCHES.

Amy T.. HallcubecJ Gloversvtlle, n Z, damgii-
80 'CaU, 4 i Uullerhscl, Co d. l4th n, Y, is
is year. OF age with dark hAir aud eyes "A mein-
Der Of the Baptist Church; fond Of poeiry' music
and composition. aud G. &. for three years
Hight five ret five inches weight. ITO pounds
viii exchange mental portrsits. -,
Ora L. Fmney Bnil1mere, :. ID, son OF y ~.
Flnuny, Co A. lst Micu. l. A., T. q iaTmer y yeAts
and eyes Tie b a member Of john a. flekies
Camp :. OF " Of Faulton. = ID. He - fond OF
reading, aud would like TO hear from q = mSih-
beFa
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f'fhs lafisrn mean V1tarnn'h Hon, p.d vataF.
gnls daugltar and vctaEan'h widow; niesrsiserH
ofa@s@eiatiudaa wdli lAg marked NJ VI and D.Vl
Eva SLATER vd 2olh Wis., Insispandsunne Lowe 4
AAouia az DriihMat@E. v.E.d. Norfolk. Gem. Lara
fert3, LiGzic Newman, Latele Power P0was M.
D. va. aud klng'g Daughters; H. Helen, Emily
~ mad Carrie M Howard, vida. ClpFnaoat, PA. /!
Nns4 ID Cook, va, c0ast n. o.. Cal. Henry HOLT
mmmlF.. Table Grove. ia. Juius Wet1si Co. R sd
lnls foFt Bliss, Tea Snaoe Baldwin V.d. LHlGme
o. blin HaFEer. Nd. LsEne, O.: EdeAF 8ali. ".
Kramer A. Bal, villa, Abbie Il. BE0oaa. dang hler
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POTATO sOUP.

DEAR TT il 4: I 80 seldom q aoup recipe that
I Thought one would boz acceptnble. SIX boiled aHd
TnaElied potatoes quRrl 81 milk, one-lourth
pound Of butter seHsun with pepper nlidsaii, While
TnHshing add llr butter aud pour in gradually The
boiling milk STIR well, strain and beat once more
Beat up an egg. pui iu the turean aud pour over
the sour wien ready 10 serve.-mhTy MorrlHOn.
CRULLERE.
DEAR m IT.. Try these nice cruiierz; Ono cup OF
sugar one tnbespnoniul Of butter. two eggs. one
cup III rich sweet milk three cups Of Hour mixed
with two U.blr-po0ufls Of baking powder, one
teaspooufu. VI sHlt-kate b. RuEgies.
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haues ~ tias Cab Write briefly. Write only
o. 1iie eide 0i ie paper. B. Write tho point. a.
NrilT on one hutlect. .. Write your best. O. Each
Neek TIE hhtnes " those writing tire best letters
style composition, npeliing. penulatship and gen.
oTni merit connideredNYii be named at tlte lu,.d
oi lila column oI tile Humof Roll EiHst honor
VIII include Hli Of these requirements. Srnonc
honor will include a .dshcisncy la some one point
hGp ogbmFN Will t# NAMED
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For prompt, effective. yet perfeetIS safe blood
pnriior. take HOOdis SarsApAxlllA.
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The True Way
TO BID THE HUMAN BODY OP
The Poison OF Disease
n TO FORCE IT OUT THROUGH THE sxR
SWlFT,S SPECIFIC

always does this effectually. It treats ths
disease instead Of tho symptoms and 70
moves the cause, thereby making curA
MnL Z J. ROwuI, No. II Quincy s., Msda@A
Mass.. nyz thas hsr mother has been Onrs4 q
scrofula. By fhs uss Of four bottles OF o. O. a
Gftsr having bad much othsr Treatment. and haisg
rsdnesd TO quits Glow condision q hsarA, q 1v3
thought sns could net live
Treaties q Hsood and shin Dtseases mailed fsss.
SWIFT SPECIFIC co.
przwsr 6 AtlAneA In
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Our treatment is the mos Sue
cessful yet devised for the cure Of
the diseases and weaknesses Of
men. Descriptive pamphlets
sent sealed free.
DESLON-DCPRE MEDICAL CO..
t6B fremont Street, Boston, Mass
Reference Broadway National Bank Boston.
Mention The National TFi1uns.
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Righteousness 30 rule.
Faitilfulness % serve.
PeHce in preside,
TRUTH "a testify
Love ~ act,
Hospitality 10 entertain,
Courtesy 90 welcome,
Pafienoe o. cndure,
Honesty IA deal
Temperance % moderate,
Consideration 10 check,
Cheerfuluess 10 olisy.
Conisnimuni 10 spaak,
Liberaiiiy 10 give.
Carciulness 10 save,
Joy 20 gladden.,
sympathy 10 s0othe,
Kindness 10 help,
Long suffering ~ bear and fOrbeEr.
And above all,
The fear OF Cod.
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Will the young ladies vino sent photograph for
the Picture Gallery, taken by Booth. Schuyler,
Eob.. with the .nitials l.. ~. 5. aud /" b. n. M,
please send sketches. they have been detached In
some way.
EnmA Brock, Poworsriiia No.: The only way
30 rsnoso noles without the risk Of producing
sores is 10 haze them out by a regular physi-
otMn. BEitar lci well enough alone.
LeouArd = Martin H. anxious 10 know the where
shouts u bic autograph album, aud offers q souvs-
nitric everyone writing in ID.
n. n. Dcardorf Barebou, Ind. The photographs
sent viii appnar la uleir turn la Eiulune GiIliory
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Marshall Z. Brooks Fortsville, N. Y; Bertha B.
Bruce, High Creek, Iowa; Joseph ID. Eaton, Dun
seilh, N. d.; Frank L. Clark, vs., Hed lodge
Mont: Phomie DsyAll, va Preston. Pa Total,
IL lOS
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Marshall Z. Brooks. Fortsville, N. Y; Bertha H.
Bruce, High Creek, Iowa; Joseph d. Baton, DUN
seitb, n d.; Frank l.. CLARK, VS., heo louge'
Mont; Phomie DayAll, v.d. Preston, Pa Total
"a. los.
TIE NAMES OF STATES.
Montana means mountainous
Indiana means land OF lnuihfis
Nebraska means shallow waters.
Missouri means " Muddy Water.
Dakota means "leAgued' or allied tribes"
wyoming Ia the Indian word Tor Big fihina
Washington gets its name from our FIRST Presi-
dent
The caroIlnAs were named for Charles tcarolusl
Michigan ia from an Indian word, meaning
Vermont is French tverd mont. signifying green
mountain.
Delaware derives its name from Thomas West
Lord de Ia Ware -
Alabama comes from a Greek word, and signifies
Land of Rest {"
Oregon is Spanish word. signifying "Vales Of
Wild THYME"
Idaho Is mans that has never been sAtisfacto-
rly accounted for :.
Wisconsin ~ Indian word, meaning WIN
Rushing Waters. /" .
Virginia got iis name from Queen EliEabsth, the
virgin Queen"
Nevada IN a Spanish word, siEniiging snow
Covered Mountains"
Maryland was named In honor OF Henrietta Ma
ria. Queen of Charles l.
Florida gets its name from Kanunas de Flores
or " Feast Of the Flowers"
Georgia had It's name bestowed when IL was 3
colony. IN honor Of George H.
Massachusetts Is nm Indian word, signltylnR
Country About the Great Hills"
The real name Of Connecticut IN euon-eh.ta-but
IL is MuhegRn word, and means Long River.
Illinois is supposed To be derived from AN Indian
word, which WAS intended 10 refer 10 ~ superior
class OF men.
Rhode Island gets It's nRme because Of its fancied
resemblance 10 the Island OF Rhodes an Tie Medller
rRnean
New Hampshire takes Cts name from Hampshire
England. New Hampshire originally called
LaCOnla.
Louisiana named in honor Of Louis XIV,
Mississippi Is a NHtchez word. and means ia
Their Of Waters"
Colorado is a Spanish word, applied 10 that por'
ton az the Rocky Mountains account OF us
mHny-oalOrcd PEAKS.
New York named compliment TO the
Duke Of York, whose brother, Charles IL, granted
him thai territory.
New Jersey was named for Sir George Carter
WHO at limt time Governor Of the Island Of
Jersey Ia the British Channel.
Tennessee, according TO some writers, Ia from
IeuasCa Indian Chief. others have II that Il
means River Of Tie Big Bend"