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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-13
SPECIAL FrArusrs Jusr Now.
Sxx,-AxsuAL SAL. o.
Mrra AND Bo1s

Lot 7........--....o1
NI0HT SHIRTS.
Lot 1-................6Oc
LOT Z..................6Qc
Lot 3..................76o
Lot 4.................75o
Lot 5-.....--.-........N
Each price rspresents the hest Shirt that can
possibly be produced 70 sell 1t that price,
ust aoor. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS annex.)
TwrNrY-DAYg SALE Or
MHss Hale HOSE
CMoNDAY. EIGHTH DAY.
Lot I..........75c. " doz- pairs
Lot 2...........e1 4 dok- pairs
Lot 3..........s1. so u doc. pairs
Usually sold for half - much again
un Moor LIST annex.)
SPECIAL SALE OF LACE CURTAINS.
IRISH POINT.
e4.00s pair; usually e5. 90.
-. 80 pair, usually $3.50.
%. 90 pair, usually $3.50.
%. 5Oa pair; usually % 90.
81 90 pair; usually s12. 90.
o. 90 pair; usually 1880.
NOTTINGHAM.
Is cents to g. 90 pair.
- regular prices)
f4th Aoor. .11th st. blde.)
Ten DArs SALE LADIES, AND
CH1LDnnSs HOSE
tMoNDAY. SEVENTH DAYJ
LADIES'
Lot 1. Cotton. 25c. pair.
LOt2. Lisle. Csc. pair.
cHILDRRN's.
Lot 1. Cotton. 25c. pair.
Lo.2. Fine Cotton. 35c. pair.
Lot 8. Ironclsd. 2j.. pair.
Every item good value for the money.
lstnoor. I'd annex
CLOSING Our SALE OF PrcruRrs.
Not treat many left but all must 20 before
September /. Don't fail to take aivantsrs Of
this unusual opportunity. Most Of them at
less than half price
1st floor 10th 1t. bldg.)
Opr,cAl Goons DEPARTMENT.
Evsrythins new and up to date" Gold
spe'tacles. Goa Eyeglasses. Steel spectacies.
stee! Eyeslssses. Rubber and Zylonits Eye
glssses-an fitted with the finest periscoplc
lenses and at reason ,bls prices. Colored
spectacles and Eyeglasses fitted with ocean
blue aud London smoke lenses that soften the
glare of the sun and tone down the light-just
the thing TOR stree, mountain sesshors
wear. Thermometers and Reading Glasses in
great variety. oculists' prescriptions carefully
Allied At short notice Repairing neatly and
promptly done.
Ost foor.. Near main entrance.)
Crow SPECIALS.
Anew lot Of Ladies and s-button.lensths
Mousquetairs Tan Suede Gloves.
81 pair
Ladies' s-buston-lensth Mousaustsits Tan
Suede Gloves--smbroidsred backs.
81. % pair
Qst foor. .............-........11th st. annex
DRUsersrs SuSpn1Es DEPARTMENT.
Woodward b Lothrop's Florida Water.
IS or 17c.---
% o., 25c.-
Triple Essence Of Wood violets
IL or. 25c.--
500. j0c.--
18th st. building.)
J. Dn'Aarna'r.
Icy Stick Pins.
&c. @ for 25c.-
Real Shell Hair Pins.
-s1o0.-
Gold Studs. 3 in set.
Hirst Aoor .........-......llth St buildlns.}
STATIONERY DEPARTMENT.
Royal st. George stationery-two quires pa
per. plain or ruled. and two packages snvsl.
opes. In box.
-25c.-
Cabinets containing i've quires Of paper,
plain or ruled. and ave packages envelopes.
CO.
{First floor. 11th It. building.)
FAN AND LEATHER GooDs DrpAar-
MENT.
Parchment Fans. all colors
-15 and 25c.-
China S1k Fans delicate t,nts
Hand-paintsd Lace and aAuss Fans.
Tfsvelefs' Drinking cups. In leather cases.
No.
CeS noor. .I1th ct. bldg.
YANKEE Nor1osa
Thamnle9 -.
J. r. Coats Spool Cotton. spool ........ 70.
Oo1on. ...... 46c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-13

CLOSING Our SALE OF PICTURES
Not treat many left. but all must 20 before
September /. Don't fail to take aivantsrs Of
this unusual opportunity. Most Of them At
less than half price.
0st floor .........................1O 10th st. BLDG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-13

ZEE ZEE
HARGE
sss:ss sSf os :sls,s Ss: g; s
2: :: sssP.s.sloa: 's g 1ssd = f sSac
,,,,,..,,$
sssssssssssssssssssstS
MILLINERY.
ws ss.ser Yachting Caps for Ladies' and Children
- fssss:
Roush-and-Ready Sailors,
T rssa:
IL Is White Milan Sailors.
- iS9a:
s1.5o Fine White Milan sailors.
SIS SSgsa:
M BrIsnSs Of our stock of Ladies' Fin. ss to CAS-
-95c.-
ass Of Ct ssRs and Ready and other Straw
1 nssa:
WITH as s "a T. q Fine Straw Eat. .rrs and small.
- fa9s:
Ai.rss assortmen. of Flowers. Worth up 70 TO.
L. l.,
so : 81. Sp' E. Fancy and p.,. Ribbon. Worries
IT, III:
Sprrs, sHrar WStsA1ssrs AND WnAp.
asis :: Rs.s; Wen %.o. bingham wDD in
- S.: rs
e.: sscsS g.
and asS e.u Bs %s. s.t..a shir Waists fine 'pss dots
-75ss.-
-29s-
ana snd g cAdsn' Psfsas and ansham Dresses
$3.50 :s55
pi ss: ss. s:.s.'s We. g Suits waists Numbered
-$l.50-
ssss9s ns s:' x 81 : s: and Flannel w'DDs
-Sslls; 7z.5
GarAr Oppoa1yasaZ1ERIrs IN UsDz..
F,R 400.
.'!. III ss :sa Dc. n.a. Gown: and Corset o0v
:Fon Too
an Ss ss Is si 4 sSS.n: oh:@:s' Dx
sn6rOidsTy tri%msd. " ''''0n ana eAm0r'c' lace and
-Fon 95c.-
~ sa "a p. e:' va
,,., -Fo. l0c.-
a.sa Nec1 coss.e Covers. m.ds q good cotton.
Dkrss GooDs. Suxa. WAsu Goops.
&c.
ss c6ins sits SsSrsd yy.rS
90 1.n. s sol! s,.in ssa sir:x yard
So co.sas 'o Novelty oi.pos:. cream and s' '''a
pisia SoisS Dos ssd Sis1i.d Ha,f.vCoii o' yard
All our lic: poaSs:;: Lawns. ainahsn.' eSe yard
osnGn. scotch IN :;;ii.S S:ss. sssc
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To- axsrch Is~,t o-or,d T1-,-.a r..u..
GIovr DrpAarxrxr.
be- and se,sssa Net. sl Glove. P P:ir
HANDKERCHIEfs.
sss ; sa II: H:Ss '''h
cn1ss.- zoe ssch
BOYS, Sunr WA1srs.
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MOTIONS.
loc; . S,osi ~ rs CflEss I prHSls pons Casing
rs SSs.s SO s.: :'. s:s.as
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g. Asii oiycsssne Sesp. SssS *
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-13
JULIUS LAssBuneH.
Con. I3ru AND f SIS. NV.

FEARFUL SIAusHrER Uprowx.
Beautiful Zephyr Dress Ginghsms a. low as SAC
ard wide NlgouresuN suftings redured 20 IN.
Lovely .31c. French Bstiste and Challies now 19c.
Outings, Ghevfots. Percafes. indfs Linons Persian
Mulis, Linen Lawns. Cantons. &e, &c. 81 sacrihce.
Lonsdale Cambric. o.. Dressmakefs' Cambria, Sc
Full yard wide Standard 81 sched Cotton. &c.
Table Dsmask. Towels and Napkins az jobhSuf
prices. An Alllnen Dsmask . low as 2ec.
Dr.. wsrnrr's. Ball and r. a q. Cor~ets. Q5r.
Superior Balbrie1en and Jean Underwear zoe.
Shawknit and Isle Thread Hosiery, 2isc.
Entire stock at Q sacrifice for cash.
BRoDHEAD 60. lrscentiy on Fstl
Double Stores 1919 and 1er2f 18th 81. n W.. near g.
aul3-Id
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-13

. .
KoLB PHARMAcY,
LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES,
TTH AND 6T6 INV.
GOOD NIGHTS REST.
To secure this keep vernfn out. Dalmatiou Insect
Powder {sen uine) We recommend whsn properly ap-
Piled. Reduced from q to SIC. per pound. Hotsls
aud others buying largely We are prepared 10 give
special prices. Persian Insect Powder. 30c. Per
pound.
II. 9. ROACH PASTE
Guaranteed to kin all kind Of reaches, including
the large black variety that infest the city present
Price. large bottles. 25c.
KOLB PHARMACY
LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES.
7TH AND Sta N.w. II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-13

q Clossd today at I; Monday ats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-13
CANDY Car.

CANDY Car.
Just now very busy filling orders for out-of-
town consumption As make specially Of sending
candies by express We would be pleassd TO make .
ton with your family friends why not take box Of
0ill's Candies with you You would md It very &C.
ceptable. Our assortment for 20 cents . pound 10
we'll worth 60eents. and our 20 and 0oc. kinds are
sul3 Gill sON. Cor 1lth and IT..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-13
War TEE A1xraHrr 8 WIZ Dc

WHAr TIE AIMraHrY VIM Do.
Ladies' Don-ols Button shoss....:............02 SIC
Ladies' Fine Dongoia But On Shoes (weII worth
0Ito}
chi.ds Kid Baton Spring Hss sizes 10 8. .... .38c
Ladies' House Slippers.. Sc
Mems WORKING Shoes .a5c
Mens Veal cef. solid leather (chsap ct 81 Is
Try our cant-be-Bsat Men's Fine shoes ct ol.2A
Here's sumner: Mems Cordovan 0oodysae Welt
Shoes laced and congress. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT o.
THIS Shoe 10 warranted by N - sxosl sny Shoe sold
for "a
J. v. sKLsy's. COZ. lorH AND PA AVE- NV.
iy23-lme Ons-prios 9. Cd. Me- uouAa
FLAsAeArs Jrwrrsr Esrasruuxxxr
xaPAnIxo ~ xxsxRTs.
sxfssvsatA ss-sss asrsAvsse uax
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-13

RArrs ENTERPRISE.
le4l nth ST. Sc
Low prices still prevail. We give you more for your
almighty dollar than any concern in the District
&C. unblesched Cotton.
15c. 5-4 Pequot Cotton. .9Ac
2oc "a Pequot Cotton. 15c
Csc. 104 Pequot Cotton.
121<c. Pride West Bleach $40
loo. New York Mills Bleach....................7
1oc. Dwight Anchor. Ike
&C. Canton 40
Be- India -.5hc
E7sc India Lawn.... .6kc
15c. India Lawn......-....-...... Nc
&c. White Plaid. &C
10c. White Striped. &c
15c. Striped Mulls &c
15c. Black Plaid Mulls ........................5 &c
so Wilton RUGS. 80 by 3D. s. OIL. 30
90 Rugs.
90 Rugs. go
SO MoQuet. 81. 90 .......... ...............S1 10
RAFrs ENTERPRISE.
l24l 1lth st. Sc
su13-2t Leader Low Prdcea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-13

FIGURED DRAprnr SILKS.
600 yards Figured China SILK. Price. u. Re-
duced to SOC.
150 yards Figured Pompadour Silks. Price,
q. Reduced to Soc.
FRNeEs
Lot Of Silk. worsted and Cotton Fringes,
from &C. per yard up to 81 per yard. Former
prices. csc per yard to e.. so per yard.
The Washington bee., 1892-06-11

President Harrison was re-
nominated on the first ballot in
the convention at Minneapolis
yesterday, receiving 535 votes
out of a total of 800 cast
Blaine's boom, like his boom
ers, lost in the shuttle and he is
laid upon the shelf.
The news was received here
with wild enthusiasm by the ad-
ministratiOn men, but was a bit
ter pill for the soreheads and
bOlters to swallow.
Whitelaw Reid, of New York,
nominated for Vice President.
Four years more of prosperity
assured.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-10-21
CONVINCE & CLAyIER
New Auction House.

No ITO Soledad street, near court
house. Household goods sold at
auction or private sale. Highest cash
prices paid tor second hand goods OF
every description. Furniture, NJ erchau-
disc and goods of every kind taken
to be sold on commission at auction, or
private sale. Auction days, Wednes.
days and Saturdays, ~ 10 O'Clock g.
m. Special atten ton given to all out
side sales. Leave orders at the store,
ITO SOledad street. 10 20 I'm
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-10-21

stylish Ladies. Such Goods in Such Styles Prices
are the wonder of ALL The ability of trimmers you
know so cordially invite give them trial. Satisac-
ton guaranteed.
Our full stock of Butterck Patterns for November have
arrived and can give you any number desired.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-17

Gin gerbrehen, ueldes . elmer
sroBen An3abl Bon:Meiter besansen
murbe. it bon Der 9aem Oort ,0oiee''
aufseoedt uoroen. Dieie Boitmeiiter
ididten Rarten an bic betreiienbe 3 et>
t.ns, ~btiasenb, baB bic 2eute mad beren
Mbre1e oieieIbe seianot uiirse, bieie
niat baben rolIten. Die 3eitunsianote
Driefe aus uunb fanb pom 100 Tarrnern
aus baB fie bic 3eituns ni@t abbetels
ten. 9ofientli@ merben ielde darat>
t~erloie 8oitmeiiter, bic. ibren Soften
oerart miBbrauden sur @e6eni6aft se=
3ogen. ,@reat Wet" bat aud ueri@iez
bene ioIde 8arten erbalten, mo bic 3ei<
tunsen in @irfli9teit nidt abbeiteQt
purben, unb erbebt in ibrer leeten Mus>
eabe einen gang enersii9en proteit.
Wir ftimHen Der y @reqr 8eit" Sci iol=
DE Noitmeiiter an ben Stranger 81 iteuen,
oenn mir baben bieielbe Grfabrun9 &C.
mad)t, f@entten aber ser Sa@e weiter
teine Mufmertiamteit; werben aber BON
iett All senaue 2iite fubren.
$50 tas &Z-".E'&- 1'Ss'E EI " Es.#sr d." a##. r".
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-17

ueber ben @infuB Der pertir1ten
Nrbeitsjeit auf 2eben uno @eiunobeit
Der Mrbeiter ipridt fi4 ein Nrtitel aug,
Der i'm Sweater BRITAIN upn g. ~.
|@llis per0fientli9t mirb. Der Ber>
faier befpribt bic biesbe3isliden Ser
bdltnife III Neu< Scelanb, no bic Nr<
better ben Adtitunbentag lett lanscrer
.!3eit errunsen Daben unb tonitatirt, oab
abgeieben bon Der otonomiiden Settle
Der Trase, bic erb0bte @eiunbbe,t Der
glrbeiter ALIEN id)on bic pertlir3te Nrs
beits;eit re@tierti9e. ST tiibrt aug, baB
Elm Sdreiner i'm Alter pom 60 Sabren
in MeD Seelanb trafttyer n,S als Mrz
better iosar better 1T, ais iein gerufSz
telese in England i'm N(ter Don so
SaDren. Die b0bere SnteQisen; Der
Qlrbeiter uon Mem Seelanb s%esenaber
Der englii9en Notwithstanding mirs
pom @erfaXer ienes Nrtitels ebenialls
Ser gertar;ung Der 9lrbeitsScit 5use.
i@riebcn. Die Maiie scuinne Bel benz
Ndtitunbentas 3eit GUT Grbolung, 8es
lebrung unb sesenieitiser l%lnterDaltrng.
ueberDaupt bcitdtise Bic Grfabrnns in
Den auitraliidcn Solomon, baB bic tBc=
oretijdcn Nrsumcnte, Sic bic 8ertbeibiz
ger Der oertiir5ten Nrbeitsseit fir oieiels.
be uorbringtn, burd'pes prattii3 be-
ltdtigt werben. n
Gas llrtbeil BON ellis 1T in ismeit
pom 8%eoentung, als oerielbe burdaus
auf birserli1em 8oben itebt uno man,
ibm baber feline goreinsenommenbeit
usrwerfen Tam.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-17

Scr Tarn.er 1T BON alien girgern
Der 3uridbaltenbite. ST 1T tein
S9marmer, aud teiu Meuolutiondr,
uieueidt lesteres n,,r in iofern ais es
cine Heuolution Der politii9en Yarteien
anhelanst. Die Muians D%erlanst cine
Reform, melde uniere Ne9ieruns pieeer
auf bic Bats suriidbrin9t, nuf Der fe
s~esrinoer wurbe. Die Contribution
i@reibt DOT, oaB i'm Sntereile ees UOls
les Der Mafen, resiert rperbe. linz
iere Resiernns 1T ieoo6 in bic 6anbe
pom Yolititern uno Rapitaliten seras
then, Die ,bieielbe in ibrem SpecialzSnc
a%usbcuten. Die MQians nuurbe
7orsaniiirt, UNI bic @esieruns
wieoer gu eiser Nesieruns bes Goltes ~
seitalten. Das Beitreben Der NQian5
1T es, Bic Nesieruns bes Qanoes aus
ben 2rallen ber Bolititer, gsrrnptioni>
iten nnb Monopoliiten 3u reiBen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-17
g IN a 8 t.

piersebdnoler:: ll;u itinem GOmpass
non): ,Se9'n sic, @oloftein, Der
Baron miQ .lns mir meDr abtaufen, neil
sic i'm leees Mal ansei@miert baben,
Sd lag Sbnen npdmal, probieren Sie
:aui ebrlide Beiie bas @ei@dft gu fubs
rcn!" VIZ
@oloitein: sd bitt' Sic, b0ren g
n,er auf nit SIRE Experiment 7"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-17
. . +.

S6reib<r lam Weburtstas hes gorz
seictten): SD bite .6errn Matb 9es
.beriamit, mir scneisteit seitatten ;u
mollen, baB i'd ben 9immel bitten bari,
CT m09c ieinen rcidften Seseu I'M neuen
eSabr aber sic ausidltten!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-17
Mb NJ r..

9err: @irb mid oas mdo9en aud
lieben, weldes Sic mir empfeblen2"
ppeiratbsuermittler:: Wie baiBt 2.
Bin i'd bod e 6eiratbss u. nidi Msbesz
uermittler !"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-17
Seine u us rebe.

90 Barum beiratben Sic ni@t, SER
Dottor +? 49, sd Bin 10 beideioen, 6aB
i'd es mir gum 8orwnrfe MAIDEN piroe,
cine before 9dlite 81 nebmen -
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-17
Snf Der 81 enaqeri lie.

9lusrufer: ;,Das, mcinc 9erri6ofz
ten, 1T Der Gisbdr. GrwObnt i'm boz
ben Noroer, Ger Bar clpest iein en-
&opf bin uno ber) Sarum bieie Bewesz
nn9ea !"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-17

&i@ter Dalter 8. @reibam ,pirb psn
Deri4 isSenen @eformjeitunsen ais prds
ilsenti&afteanbieat Sorsef&lasen. Ct
1T sewib ein Mann Der cine srsBe
stimmensabl i'm 0oIse liebeu rplrbe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-17
81 n M Ii il ia lii9es6aus.

VI nc tdIt @esD1Ns.
nNun, ME iinb sic nit Sbrcr mer>
en- Wobnuns ;uirieben2".
rS9anoli@ 'reinsefallen! SIN par:
terre lints bldBt Giner Tromp.te, re1ts
lpielt bic Go@ter &lauier! Mein Sobn
seist! Der mietber bes 3~,ueiten Stot>
tes bearbeitet bas 0iolonceQ! SIN brits
ten Stod wobut ein &larinettiit pom
9oitbeater, unb bcute bore id, bab Der
3ansberr naditens ftSten sebt !"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-17

Wenn iolde 3erren einmal NIT Brobs
farmerei beginner, bann mirs IS NIT benz
&leinfarmer seraoe 10 seben, wie cs
NIT benz Rleinbrauer IN ben sroBen
StaSten sebt, lett enslii&es Rapital in
bieiem @eperbe in amerita anseltst
1T.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-17
Gin bcbentIi4er SAFE.

@aft: ,,ReIner, Sic baben mir ia
e,nen monSil@tism 9aien sebra9t!"
8elner (perblaffD: n8as meinen
sic bamit?"
Sat: ,Nun Sieier 9aie 1T iebenfaus
i4on auf Da@ern seua9tuanbelt!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-17
c. Il. HORNBURG,
--- 1T Der leihuoe ---
Giienmaaren 4. 6armmai6inerie
Dnnnlfr, In Hetn all1n,

bat bic gr6Bte Musmabl pon Montor Sdmaj@ineu,. @boe YreB Drills, Gesen
oeri@ie0ensr @ousn, grebs saltgz y. @ams3PFdae, 6it @ooeuttrs, Mesen
unb Bng9ns peri9iesener Sorkn, nit Stabls uo 6oEa9ien, Daps unb Mbe>
Ir& Diion 9edbnai1inen, quuapea aug 9ols ne giien, in per4hhenen Nren.
DeeHns Nldbmaibinen uno 8inber uno @tanoaro W%dbmai&iaen, 8ufauo Eits
Drelbnaidnen uni engines. Duper Minbmiben unO Husnlben.
~ Sd babe has sr6be Wager, has jein Nep lum mar umo meme Nrdie
t6nnen nbt untrboten peroan.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-17
COMING
CLIMAX in the
D:estinies Of America
RI H. Don ~
LESTER G. HUBBARD.

Dies onseeeidnete $50 ssiten ,,niafitnbt Ssert, brtnst
Vuntte lber bic neue Ntior,nbemc: nna, bic iir ieben NC
forn,{r.unb BON grobtenl yinyen Nnb. Bepobnlider Gins
bano nur 50 g:s. !am besiebcn pom Vbas. 8. Rerr s Co.,
l75 Dearsorn ~ t,; 3s!ea a. S y J. s ;, ,st 't per'en
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-17
Joseph SeifeIt,
s d |.

Minnelota Strabe, New nlm, minn.
Die gr5bte Nus,uabl pom Qf.rbegci&trren, Dedeu. Qei,s
{hen. E6tteIn uub anbersn III bieies 0eid6it sebSrenben
Woar.n tets an @anS " ben b~iuisheu Qretitu.
Nepdratnreu uersst btQts xas prsnapt sussetatSt..
&su,nt unb absrSeaet 6sd.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-17

0epd&en aus Rom lufsIse III bic
IeSsli@teit ~uorbanhen. bas grSbi4of
Srlano pom ct. paul gum Cardinal er.
bobem mire.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-17
a1Sw1sttSe 3AwDetSe1tta'
1eaet.

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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-09-27
THE LINE OF LAKES.

The above name has been applied to the
Wisconsin Central Lines on account Of the
large number Of lakes AMI summer resort
tributary t. its lines Among some of the
weil-known SIMMER resorts are Fox LAKE.
Ill Bake Villa, H., Waukesha, Mukwo
uago, Cedar Lake, Neenah, Wsupacs.
F,feld, ButieInn; and Ashland, Ms
These lakes abound in numerous species of
fish. such as black bass, rock bass, pickerel,
pike, perch, muskallogne, while spor;smen
will find an abundance of game, such as
ducks, geese, quail, snipe, etc. In the
grandeur of her scenery. the charming
beauty Of her rustic landscapes and the
rare perfection Of her summer climate, the
State of Wisconsin is Acknowledged to be
without peer in the Union. Her fame as
a refreshing retreat for the overheated,
careworn inhabitants Of the great cities du-
ring the midsummer months, has extended
southwark as far as the Gulf of Mexico
and eastward to the Atlantic.
Pamphlets giving valuable information
can be obtained free upon application to
T. L. Shortell. depot st. Louis, Mo-, or
James c. Pond. general passenger and
icket agent, Chicago. III. 1913 wtf
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-09-27
BERGMAN SENTENCED.
He Gets Twenty-Five Years In the Peni'
tentiary-A Speedy Trial.

He Gets Twenty-Five Years In tho Peni-
tentiary-A Speedy Trial.
PIrTsBURa, Pa, Sept. 20.-Alexan.
der Bergman. the anarchist who tried
to kill H. C. Frick, was placed on trial
this morning in the criminal court.
Judge McClung presiding. Bergman
looked well and was as cool as anyone
present He pleaded not guilty to tho
charge of felonious assault and battery
and carrying concealed weapons He
had no counsel and preferred to con-
duct his own case. At the conclusion
of the testimony the jury brought in
q verdict of guilty.
The defendant was at once called
for sentence and said: 81 did not ex-
pect justice and didn't get it."
Bergman was sentenced to twenty.
one years in the penitentiary on tho
five charges of felony and entering q
building with felonious intent and to
the work house for carrying concealed
weapons.
An hour later bergman was on his
way to the penitentiary and at 3
o'clock he had donned the convict garb
and had begun his long term of i'm
prisonment
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-09-27
Sunfiower Veterans.

WASHINGTON, Sept 20.-The head
quarters for the state of Kansas G. A
r. veterans are at the Oxford hotel
About 9. 600 Kansans are expected in
the big parade to-day. At the Oxford
headquarters are A. r Green. com.
mander. and Officers George X. Spen.
Ger, L. b. Crow. Z. II. Cooke. j. E.
Brand, A. B. Campbell, S. II. An.
drews, r. A. Campbell, Ben Downing.
j. II. Downing and 7. NJ. Mccarthy.
The Oklahoma and Indian territory G.
A. r. S are with the Kansas people
with the same headquarters. The ia
nous army nurse. Mother Bickerdike
is also with the Kansans.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-09-27
r. T. MILLER, u. ID.
Physician and Surgeon.

DR.. Miller is a regular graduate of
the St. Louis Medical College, one of
the Oldest and best Medical Colleges
in the west. He gives special atten-
ton to chronic cases in medicine and
surgery. At one time during the war
he had charge of one of the largest
government hospitals in Central Mis-
souri,, in which there we're several
hundred sick and wounded eoldiers.
He lie now engaged in manufacturing
q full line of regular remedies (not
patented nor copyrighted In connec-
ton with his regular practice. his
medicines are intended to take the
place of the patent nostrums of the
day.
OFFICE AND LABRATORY
At his Drug Store, lib Ohio Street.