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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-08-22

ira company of militia from Hornells-
vile. The preparations being made indi-
cate that the troops will not be withdrawn
for some time at least. Talk about not
getting away before October is heard in
some camps. Many of the men are be-
coming uneasy, fearing that they will lose
their business positions. One non-com-
missinned officer said: "If we are kept
here until October. half the boys will be
out Of jobs when they get home.''
The officers Of the 18th regiment state
that last night striker tried to assault
switchman. Two policemen chased
the striker. The man run through the
line of sentries, one of whom ordered
him to stop. He refused. A sentry
caught up with him and showed his bay
would not stop. The sentry fired two
shots at him. They were Intellectual
and the man escaped. Ten other shots
were heard during the night, but what
provoked them could not be learned.
This afternoon someone pulled the
coupling pins on a freight train whA p it
was lying near the Twelfth's camp. The
soldiers helped get the train into the
yards.
An officer of the 65th stated that
striker assaulted switchman, threw a
switch and tried to wreck freight train
running out of TITLES farm this morning.
Lieut.. Lamb made him a prisoner.
Quiet in Gotham.
NEW YORK, August 21.-Everything
ran smoothly in the local yards o. the
New York Central today. Yardmaster
Richardson said: ''The firemen will not
go out nor the engineers" This is gen.
orally corroborated among the men in
the yards.
Prospect of Other Troubles.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Aug. 21.-There is
danger of fresh trouble ON the Buffalo,
Rochester and Pittsburg railroad. If
new demands are made by the men, as
expected, all will be discharged and new
men put on at the old rate. The Western
New York and Pennsylvania men have
refused to handle Reading cars loaded
with coal. If the company insists On
their doing SO, the men will go out.
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1904. Hebron Academy. 1892.

Located in arural town, noted for its health
fulness and morality and surrounded by magnif-
cent scenery, Hebron Academy recently en-
and provided with a splendid new building,
Sturtevant Hall, offers rare opportunities to
young men and women wishing to fit for college
cost and under positive Chris ian influences.
College, Classical and English courses OF study.
Departments in Elocution, Music and Painting.
Able instructors in all departments. Rev. A. Il.
Crane, D. D., will conduct class in the study
OF Biblical Literature at least once week; Fall
term begins Tuesday, August 80, 1892. For In
formation and catalogues, address, the Princl-
pal, W. E. SARGENT, Hebron. Me.
jly14 eodtf
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The President's Birthday.

LOON LAKE, N. Y, Aug. 2o.-This
was the 59th birthday of President Har-
rison. The President attended sleight
of hand performance in the parlor OF the
hotel tonight. He had no callers today.
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greatly on account of the building trades
strike in New York.
A toothpick factory is to be started at
Phillips. under the management of G.
Scammon.
E. ,Washburn of Dover has leased the
saw and grist mill at East Dover. and
will begin operations there after the
completion of necessary repairs.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-08-22
THE WEATHER.
Two Pleasant Days

WASHINGTON, August 81. - Forecast
for Monday for Maine: Fair Monday
and Tuesday; ghttemperature changes,
west winds, becoming variable.
BosToN, August 21.-Local forecast
For Maine for Monday: Slightly warm
-er; westerly winds. For Tuesday, con-
tinued fair, slowly rising temperature.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-08-22
Kentucky's Vote in Danger.

LOUISVILLE, KY, August 2o.-In the
general mixing-up of things, due to the
failure of the legislature to pass num-
ber of bills by a constitutional majority,
there is danger that the electoral vote of
Kentucky will be thrown out in the apr
preaching Presidential contest. A num-
ber of amendments to the election bill
failed to receive a majority vote in the
senate. and if Governor Browe's con-
struction of the constitution is adhered
to by the courts serious trouble may re-
suit. since the entire bill may be declared
unconstitutional,
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At His Old Home

CEDARv1LLE, Ohio, August 21.- Hon.
Whitelaw Reid and wife arrived at his
old home, one mile from this village, to-
day, where a cordial welcome waited
him from his aged mother, now in her
S9th year.
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An American Diplomat Arrested.

MADRID, August 2l.-The police of ST.
Sebastian, Friday night, arrested by mis-
take the American charge de affaires ut
Madrid, who has been staying at st. Sc
bastian to confer with the minister of
colonies on the Cuban commercial treaty.
When his identity was made known he
was Immediately liberated with profuse
apologies which were accepted by the
charge. The offending police agents have
been suspended.
A Bank in Bad Way.
LONDON, Aug. 21.-The committee of
the Melbourne shareholders of the Mer-
camille Bank of Australia report that the ;
bank has been insolvent since 1889. They ;
also report that Sir Matthew Davies,
chaiyman of the directorate, made adj
vances to the various companies he pro- ..
noted, losing 500, 600 pounds in such out
lays. tits probable the shareholders will
be obliged to meet the deficit of ATS, 900
pounds. The London shareholders large
ly bought the issues at premium.
Threats of criminal prosecution are made
against the chairman and directors.
Italy's Behring Sea Arbitrators.
ROME, Aug. 2l.-The Marquis Visconti
Venosti, ex-minister and senator, has
been appointed italian member of the
Behring Sea Arbitration Commission.
Argentine President Resigns.
LONDON. August 21.-A Buenos Ayres
special says President Pelegrini has re- !
signed in consequence of a conflict be- !
tween the executive, and congress, the
outcome of the refusal of the minister of
marine to answer an Interpolation in re-
gard to naval estimates. y. ,.s,-3
Cholers's Ravages,
ST.. PETERSBURG, August 1S.-Cholera
returns from all Russia show 5510 new
cases and 3677 deaths in the last twenty
four hours.
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IN UNHAPPY RUSSIA.
Riotous workmen Battle With Troops
Cholera's Rayages.

Cholera's Ravages.
ST. PETERSBURG, August PA serious
labor riot occurred yesterday at Ekater-
inoslay. Workmen employed in the.
Hiches street rail factory set fire to al
number of workmen's dwellings. They
plundered the factory and had begun to
demolish the furnaces when military
detachment arrived on the scene. A.
sharp engagement took place between
the troops and the workmen. Several
persons were killed and a large number
wounded before the riot was suppressed.
The damage done to property was SO
great that it will take three months to
effect repairs.
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LONG TRAINS MOVING.
The Striking SWitthmen Seem To Be
a Badly Beaten Set,
BUT TALK OF TROUBLE GOES ON
AND SOLDIERS ARE BUSY.

Some of the Boys in Blue Talk of Camp
ing Until October-A volley from the
Sentries Follows One Bleeding Man
Women Attempt to Set Fire to Train
Now the Telegraphers Have Griev-
ance.
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Local Weather Report.
PORTLAND, ME, August 21, 1892.
8 A. M. 8 P. M.

MAX: vel. wind. 8 NE
Total ptecip...
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MATTERS POLITICAL.
How the Solid South May Come to a
Better State.
SENATOR FRYES SPEECH TO THE
REPUBLICANS OF ROCKLAND.

A Question of Law az to Kentucky's E1ec-
toral vote-Hon. Whitelaw Reid Rest
ing at His Boyhood Home-Ex-Sena-
tor Bruce's Southern Studies. He
Finds that AL Is Not Hopeful in the
Strongho1ds of the Bourbons.
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Grfabrene unb CUTE Mer5te itets
gu finben bel 5 of g.. o d, Fars
mer's Drug Store.
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,,S6a6 Dem &omig !ss


ot1 epttH Sptele.
Mls elmer Der fomneroen Sterne int
@dadipiele gift emanuel Easter, ser
fid) CUR 3eit in yiep Dorf aufbalt. Ser
bdltnibmdbis nod jung = er lit I'M
Sabre 1868 in Berltnden In Der Yros
pin3 Branbsnburg seboren = bat bers
ielbe bereits cine itattlihe Heibe BON
Irinmpben 5u per5ei6nen. Die Gnf,
merfiamfeit lerfte fi6 gum eriten Male
alf TIN i'm Sabre 1889, ais er BET einenl
S9aftonrnier i'm rSailerbof4 in Berlin
Den Steg oapon trug, obre Elm einSi9e8
9piel 81 perliereu. Sci @ettfpielen in
BrtSlan, Nmiterbam nnb Sra, erraua
er bic emritel, 3rpeiten besip. britten
Breiie. Seinen STUFF abcr beoriinbete
Faster In etuem bon Der britilheu
Sdad<@ eielidaft perauitalteten Tours
nier. tn ipeldem ibm bic ~beriibmten
Neifter 8fadburn, @lnsbera, Mfoion
ino Biro ntterlagen. Der inaeuolihe
Champion ipiro ais elm Maar BON arls
Senebmen Mtanieren, i~utelisentem @es
iidtsausbrud, li6erem nn6 babel be.
ideioenem auftreten senannt. gad
ieinem Grfolge 9e9eniibsr ben porer,
ipabnten ~beriibmten Sdafipielern BON
benz Dapana Sd)ad : 9lnb e~ingelaoen,
In Der 6auptitaot @ubas nit benz aeaenA
mdrtig be~6eutenoiten Shadipieler BET
Welt, ststnit, in bic Sdrantsn gu
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9emti6 Gmglii@e gdmic,

San Mntonto, SeraS.
Mnerfannt tiidtige ~2ebranftalt fir &naber
unS MdbHen felt breibis Sabren in rese.
8irfiamfett. 8prtrefIide 2e6rtrafte nntet
bepabrter 2eitune. Ser ensIiiden Sprahe
mirb, pie Der beutl9em, boae 8ednuus ses
tragen. auberbem nnterridt I'M Spanifben.
ginisermaben norbereitete S9iiler finben ie-
berseit Nufnabme. ytdbere au0funft ertbsilen
Serr S. @roes, qrdiibent bes SGul Bot,
IfanbeS uMb Mm. Barbed, Director ber
Anftalt. tur-
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6. Easier. Shirt bon Minsrelisu.

v. Sdsfer. Slrft bon Ofin9relielt.
u. CONAN.
ais Srgailiit anseitellt, selar9 e8 inn
inoeB erit bort, fiG in Ser S9a6funlt
biejenise Sertiafeit ansueisneu, wel6e
lin CUR :3eit alts3ei6net.
Der britte S9adlpieler, Siirlt Nuore
Sabian BON Mtinsrelien, belien 8ilo
sic beisefiiste Slluitration nit seist,
9eb0rt einem ebemals unabbdnsiaen
faufalilden 9erri9erseldledte an. ST.
bat inter Ben firltli6en 9anptern Der
Grbe nur einen Sorgdnser, Mapoleon
l., Der es I'M Sda1ipiele slt ether iiber
oas 9ew0bnlide MaB etlpas birausz
9ebenoen Sertisfeit bradte. Siirit Das
oian pnroe 1850 gu i3onsoioi in HuBs
LAMB geboren unb ltitotrte In 0eioelbero
He9tSmilienI9aft unter 8luntidlt, al
oeiien befabisteiten S6ilern er seb0rte.
Seine @lter1 pfle9teu I'M @inter in
Baris n1b I'M Sommer tn 9omburs gu
moblert, in pel9' lesterem Srte er be-
ionbers i'm gerfebr nit Dem beriibmten
engtii6en S6ah6ampion Barnes feline
Inlagen sl oieiem Spie(e ausbiloete,
10 oaB CT i6on in 1874 ais rul1iI6er
@arbebuiarenoff5ier als Elm berpors
rasenoer S6ahipieler gait uno inter
anoeren BEN Sha9meiiter N. giiele
bel ei1em 9ournier finf Partien abs
seiuann. @benio 3eidnete er ii9 BET
@ettipieleu IN 8ariS, @ien uro Nom
aus, no er nit ben bebeutenblten
S9a6ipielern iiesreid Inn bic Saline
rang.
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gen Hlr Hou oerS ~3hNDs'
itarfen. Sie b~elalten iid lldmlid nit
elmer erbrifeuoen Biiroe BON Bier
ratb aus @ilen< lto Melitmgbrabt.
Sn pollfommen oidt 9el6lolieneIt, brei
Mtilimeter oideu Spiralen umipanut
oerietbe nidt mr. SaS 6anbeelenf, lon>
bern aud ben Sberarm, baS Bein pom
anofel bis gum 3nie, Den 6als In bret
ten Stuartfraserl, cine 2ait bilbeno,
ipel6e iie i'm @eben fart bebinbert.
@uf bic Sbreu, 81 elmer formlolen
Sdlin9e oerunitaltet, traserl an largem
geb6nse cine 5ebn eentimeter breite
WtelIinslpirale. Die Arnn< nnb Beins
f9ienen, ioipie Der eilerne 6alsfraeen
iDeroen ben ermadlenen Sraueu unter
groBem Graftaufpanb unb NIT offeuz
barer @el9idlidfeit umgewunoen. ans
oers oils NIT fremSer 0eibilfe laBt iif
oieie GiIenriiitin9 nidt entfernem Ser
Salsfra9en iiberbaupt 1tur an 9eihen,
oenen man gu oielem Uebufe ben Sopf
abf6neiben mub. Gals uro Sbrihmud
srretden oft Elm @ewi6t bis gu 80
9funo.
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800 welsbmuma. 800.

Die 2eier Der ySreien Nre1ie~ perben iid
freuen, 5u erfObren, bab es ipenisftens cine
gefurHtete Rranfbeit siebt, ipelde Sie Miijens
i1aft in all ibren Stufen gu beiIen i'm Stanbe
1T 9au's 8atnrrb.8ur lit bic einsige lett Der
dr;tIiden 8rnheri1aft betannte poiitibe aar.
Rutarrb erforsstt ais cine 8pnftitutionss
aranibeit cine conititutionele 8ebanblung.
SaI's 8atarrb &i-r pirb innerIin genpmmer1
unb fpirft brett aui bas 8lut unb Die i6leis
misen SberFaden oes Spiems, faburd bic
@runbIage BET aranfbeit serftorenb nnb bent
Yatientsn araft eebenb, inbem ie bic aonfti-
tuition bes 8Drpers anfbaut unb Der 9tatur in
ibrem Berfe bilft. Die @isentbimes baben
10 piel 8ertranen i'll ibren Seilfrdften, bab fie
sinbunsert Dollars gelpbnung fir jeben Sal
anbieten, ben tie gu furiren perfeblt. eabt
Sud cine etfte bon 3eusnihen tcminen Man
abreiiire:
s. 5. Gbeneb & Co., 3olebo, 9.
10 Son 9rpauiften, IS Gents.
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9aliep 6. Snes, id)0ne Siinfe.
0etuiS W. Gobiuion, MaiGinen.
g. $. YeaboOD, freie Siinfte.
Sames aGiion, Marufaftur.
s. SO. SamuelS, @artenbau.
MoieS 3. 9anbD, 8ublifation.
s. s. 9. Sfiff, Minenneien.
Sobu 9. Barrett, gieftrisitat.
Ibtbeilun9en ote neutrality-suspicious.
Soften eth, mern9let6 iie i'm Nabme1
bes @an5en piellei6t ntft Su ieren %roz
mineuten 9ebOren, beren Sbaten unb
2~ebenslauf nlai1 in ipaltenlansen artis
feln bei6rteben finoet. @ir balten es
baber fir am Rlate, oiel er Wtduner SIT
9~eoenfen, let es au1 nur burd) lameilt@
li9e l%nfibrnng, uno 9lei65citis glauz
ben mir man6em u~nlerer 2eier einen
9ienit 5u erlpeilen, meru mir linn biele
DepartementhefS Der columbilhen Nusz
f~telung i'm 8ilbe porltellen.
Dielelben fino in 5wei @ruppen &C.
tbeilt, uno Der Seler finbet jetpeils nod
Dem Nanneli Die Mbtbeilung a~1geseber,
ipelde Der Sbbut inO Siiriorse bes 8e<
treffenben u1terltebt.
Son tteuen @eb1uben auf Dem Mnss
ftellunssplate bietet bas ieiner 8onens
ourg entgegen9ebenoe Staatsgebaube
BON Seem SerleD etn gang belonbereS
Snterelie. Daiislbe 1T nanlli6 cine
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Oas Stem 9erIep @tootaoebauS,

bic @aroeroberdunte lomie Elm GROCER
aamin. guf elmer breiten 9reppe &c.
lan9t man in Die oberen Ndumc. 9iaf
Der ar6iteftonil6en 3ei4nnns iol bas
@ebduoe geipiiiermaBeu tDptI6 fir ben
Staat SEEN SerleD iofpobl in 8esus
auf ben 8auftil ais auf oas gum Yar
peripenoete Material iein. Daiielbe
lie9t I'm Centrum Der 0fientliber &C.
bdnbe I'M Saflon<8 Bart uno in Der 0iabe
Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BON Meafia-
9uietts, Connecticut, Rbooe. Sslano
uno 9tem Norf.
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Die ein5tse Sarbise inter
ben nSabD Wiana9erS" Der @bicagoer
Weltausitellnns lit WfiB S. Smosen
Soparo bon Stem gorf, ipel9e itati<
ftii4e Daten iibcr Die ansebOrisen ibrer
Nalle jammelt.
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Def bon ibr perfertiste
mnpifa1e @itrtsl

tf Der tpunberbarfe EaIisman Der WeIt,
: rftbert feinem Befiber tpirfIib un1ddbbare
8ortbeiIe Slid uib Grfola in @efddften,
9otterte nns allen lnternebmunaea iiber.
banpt, Gdub nor &ranfbeitem uro I'm.
8lufsfanen, iopie aaieitige 8reanoldaft
Qiebe urtb N6tuna.
Oieie Maeii6en GarteI fparben suerR
bon Sran gabtne's rrgrobmutter, Der
ipeltberabmten @ae. Qenormanb in Baris
angeferti8t unb Don ibr itammt Das &c.
2etmntb Der Inferti9uns bcrlelben uno
Ntemano auber Srau Sabine fam Dieiel.
ben anfertigen Doer perfaufen.
Sur Die 5abuoien @unoerfuren, 5otpx
tonftigen tpnnoerbaren 8erfe, Die 'Tram
gabtne poubra6t bat. beiibt fe cine aroSk
Insabl BON bei6porenen 8euaniI1en, Seren
@opteen in ibrem 12-ietfiaet ilufrirtey
Circular entbalten fino. 6ieies Circular
b%etttelt: "The Peoples Friend, peIhel
IN beutf9er nno ensIifder Sprade fur
Stnts fret berianoi ipiro, entbalt aud NOT
tltte ansabl bon Iobenoen @m~pfebIunaet
ote tbr bon beoentenoen 8eitunaelt aeaebt
ipitroen, fopie cine tnuitrirte @e1hidfe BE-
8~abrisget,tnit bon 1000 Sabren Dor gbrif
Geburt Bis sur Sest3eit.
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Ed. A. sEEFEL.

5eseniiber bon Der benti4sfatboIii1en air9s
s. g. unb S6iIber mailer,
unb gambler in Sarben, elias &C. &C.
aue Guftrdse werben iofsrt aussefibrt.
9reile biliser tpie irsenbfpo in Der Stabt.
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treter, lcbnte er Die Giulaouns nit benz
8emsrfen ab, baB er ii6 nidt berufen
fi9le, nit bieiem Meiiter ii6 Su tteIien.
3u BEN weitereu III letter 3eit
offers %senannten S6adipieleru Don
Seoeltung Sablt Der 6ollalber giuborf
S. 2oman, ipel9er ii6 I'M 8~elonoerslI
au6 berporrageub int Stmultat1> ltnb
glinolinssipiel seist. Sn leeterem ct,
itredel iif ieine 9eiftnn9en arf etlpa
le6s Yartieu, Die er nit 2ei6ttgfeit
gewinnt. ST lit CUR 3ett 81 Sabre
alt, 81 Gmlterbam al8 Sobn oes al
Der oortisea uniuerfitat anseiteIten
Brofeilors Or. Conan seborer, ftubtrte
i'll 3eipsis uno a0ln Miniit uno fano
in Der %leetsenatnten Staot irn resen
Gerfebr nit BEN befannte1t S9ad.
ipielern aefflaann, &tif anS @enmers
@ele9enbeit, iein Talent lit bieler Se,
5iebuils 5u etttioifeln. SIN Sabre 1883
an Der 1ollGn6tlhen Stride In &onopn
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poafommen slatt
raiirt, Die 9ifte
faum bernortres
teno, bic 8eine
ipie bel ben Wtdns
nern iebr lang,
Wa be febleu
gang. Sim ielts
iamiten mobl lit
Der Sdmuf, NIT
lpel6ent oieie un-
i90nen @eitalten
ben Mangel an
ilatirli1er Neiz
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S6werer S6mn@.
@ie bic babliaen @aRaiueiber ia idSn
su MAIDEN Imdleu.

DaS Wa6ailano, ipefbes ben oeutz
i9en &oloniiatoren TT Sitafrtfa 10
9roBe S6wierisfeiten pernria6t, bietet
oes Merfwiirbisen sar piel. 90 l60n
oaiielbe i'm @roBen unb @artsell on
latoibaftlt6er Scenerie lein mag, man
erinnere fi6 nur an Ben ailima
No51aro! 10 abitoBenb firb feline 8ez
lpobner tn @eitaltung uno Sitte. Ole
Wfdiner limb oft geru9 beidriebeu ipors
BEN Die Weiber MAIDEN BON ibten feline
Gnsnabme. 8ob unb ebniid in ibreml
genebmen, iino iie mabre 8eiipiele BON
5dBli9feit. Der i9male, mad binten
anffaleno itarf ~sefp0lbte S1dbel lift
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Gber @. Gottrel, giebsudt.
@. Tearn, ausldnb. Ingelegenbeiten.
Sol. 6irff, Sniiaaationsiefretar.
90. u. Snlitb, 8ef0rbsrunssipeien.
6. 6. Sapcor, 6dnbelSuerfebr.
Greberid SO. Butnart, gtbnologie.
@m. 3. Buchanan, Mderbau.
s. @. Collins, Tiidereiipeieu.
gsadabmuus oes biitorii6en @albi,1sy
tonSQ auptquartiergebduoes in Morri8<
totpr, 81. S., al1erbinss in bebeutenb
pergr6Bertem MfaBitabe. Mit ieiner
@rri9tung perbano man eisentlid) ri1t
ben 3med itaatlider Separatarsftel<
lung, 5onbern beabiidti9te belien Ser
wenbung gu eirem Stub uito Serlalnm>
lungsgebdube fir Die Beluder Der @elt<
ausitelun9 aus ienem Staate. @intas
0enoe Sdulengdrse trsten an leiner
Sronts unb ieiner HiidIeite berpor nno
iein 9aupteinsang fiibrt III cine serdrls
mi9e, 5pei Stodnerfe bobe all9emeine
8eriammlungsbale, In pelder fi1, in
Der 90be oes 5weiten Stofes, rings an
ben Wdnben Elm 8alfon bin5iebt. Sn
oieier 9alle befinoen ii6 bic Boitoffice,
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Wuao:r Qoktoria.

gelpirft permittel1 Gsnnpatbie Die eritaus.
lt9ien @nnoer>sitren uto es gibt Feline
Eranfbett, bic iie nidt beilem fann. gie
eratelte ielbit in iol6sn Salen pol5faneise
9e,lung, TOO bic Ierste ale SofnMna aufas,
seben batten. Sogar iiber ben Ocean mad
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The Globe-republican., 1892-11-04

y reported outbreak of cholera at Hell.
meta, \. j., created much excitement in
that vicinity. Investigation showed tina,
the disease was not cholera but IL violent
dySentery which is almost as severe and
dangerous rs cholera. Mr.. Walter vii.
lard. i prominent merchant of JameSbury.
two miles from Helmetta, says Chamber
laln's Collie, Cholera and DiarrhOee Rene
dy has given great satisfaction in the most
severe cases of dysentery. 1t is certainly
one of the best things ever made For
sale by the City Drug Store.
There is no Use of any one suffering with,
the cholera when Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and DiarrhGa Remedy can be pro-
cured. 1t will give relief in few min
utes and cure ina short time. have tried
it and knOw.-W. H. Clinton, Helmetta,
\. j. The epidemic at Uelmetta WAS at
first believed to be cholera. but subsequent
investigation proved it to bea violent form
of dysentery. almost as dangerous us chol-
era. This Remedy was used there with
great Success. For sale by the City Drug
Store.
The Globe-republican., 1892-11-04
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

First Publication November 1, 1892
In the district court of Ford County, Kansas
Theodore G. Woodbury. and Edward H.
York, partners as Woodbury. 4 MOultOn
Plaintiffs, VS.. Robert H. Brashear ct al, De.
PENDANTS. state of Kansas to John T. Freese
and the ShOwalter Mortgage Company, greet
ing: You, and each of you, will take notice
that yOn have been sued in the District Court
of Ford County, State of Kansas, and that YOU
must answer the petition in said cause on or
before the 18th day of December, 1892 or said
petition will be taken rs true and a Judgment
rendered in said action against you for the
foreclosure OF certain mortgage, executed
by Robert II. Brashear and Josephine Bras
hear upon the first day of March. 1856 on the
following described real estate, to-wit: Lots
NO. three t3), four ~ and five (5) and the
southeast quarter Of the northwest quarter of
section No. six 90 in township No. twenty
nine (29) south, of range No. twenty-six (5,0
west of the Sixth Z. NJ, in the county of Ford,
state of Kansas. and for the sale of said prem
ises to pay the debt secured by said mortgage
and costs Of suit, and forever barring and
foreclOsing said defendants, and each of
them. of and from all right, title, estate in
terest property or equity of redemption i'm or
to said premises, or any part thereof
FULLER 4 WHITCOMB
Attest: Attorneys for Plaintiff
SEAL THOs. LAHEY, Clerk.