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THE FEDERAL COURTS.
True Bills Found Against Counterfeiters
Howell and Murray.

True Bills Found Against Counterfeiters
Howell and Murray.
Mike Noone and George johnson. charged
with rObbing the Clay Station postoAice,
Sacramento County; were held for trial by
Commissioner Sawyer yesterday in $3.50
bonds.
Illinois Wise, the colored cook OF the bark
William ii. Dim0nd, charged on warrant
with the murder of a ChiDaman at Homo.
lulu, was brought up yesterday on habeas
corpus sued out by Attorney Carroll Cook
on the prisoners behalf. After considerable
argument Judge McKenna remauded Wise
In o the custody of the United States Mar
shall Tor trial. There is an eXtraditiOu war
rant out against the prisoner, and If the
proceedings on the first warrant be dis
missed then new writ OF habeas corpus
will be sued out IN this latter warrant
The Federal Grand jury yesterday pre-
Sented their report and were discharged by
Judge Morrow. The report is said to con-
tain two secret indictments, and the officials
were therefore unable to produce it for
inspection.
True bills were found against Noone and
johnson, the Clay pOstoffice robbers, after
hearing the testimony of Edwin Steele. W.
w. Rich. Henry Alien and G. Schneider.
The Grand jury also found true bills
against Martin d. Howell and Charles NJ.
Murray for having in their possession and
pdooilS tOulittIlt COINS upon nearing the
testimony OF \. r. Harris, Q. +. Osterhus,
W. l.. Garfield, Thomas Cunningham, VIII
Lam Bauer, Charles Davis and Benjamin
Moon.
The coolie who jumped off the train when
he was being brought down 20 the city for
trying TO cross the border is now lying
aboard the steamer China with fractured
skull ana has become ravIng maniac
Judge Morrow yesterday filed his opinion
in the matter of Mortimer Fox, charged
with the offense of stealing a letter ana
check and who while out on bail from the
United States District Court WAS arrested BY
the State authorities for alleged crimes
against the State. The Judge yesterday dis
charged the writ of habeas corpus and re-
manded Fox to the tody of the 0lkland
Chief af
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THE FLORAL SOCIETY.
The Fall Chrysanthe mum Show WIN Be
Held Next November.

Held Next November.
The regular monthly meeting OF the Calf
fornia State Floral Society was held at 22J
Sutter street yesterday afternoon. There
was numerous attendance. principally COM
roSed OF ladies'.
The programme included paper on ex-
hibiting roses by English methods by Pro-
feSs0r Z. J. WIcsson of Berkeley, ana one
on ANIMALS" by +. y. Miller Most of the
lady members brought choice sgecjmeBs Of
flowers culled from their gardens and con-
seryat0rieS, which were greatly admired
Great complaints were made about the dep
relations OF the green ladybug on plants,
some of which were shown
discussion then took place on the plans
Tor the fall chrysanthemum show. which
will take place during the month of Noyem
Der. and the gathering adjourned.
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Licensed to Marry.

Licenses to marry were issued yesterday
TO the following named:
Peter p Shines and Mag l.. Joseph 1886
John Foley and Rosie f. Donahne. 23-I9.
lrenee Rambaud aud Argine OfcIer, 24-24
Abram Nadetsky and Esther l.. Goberman,
21-19.
Louis GOttheim and Elise ReSe, 1916.
Charles WeinSheuk and Rose Mannheim SO
81.
Michael Alien and Hannah Golfer 24-23
George IttliDger aud Sophie II. Schernck, 29-
"a
Howard +. Hermann and Emma f. Runge.
2S-2S.
" ilIheim Nylander and Anna IrodahI 1926
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PIsOPOsAL1.


DROPOSALS-SEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE
following work and materials VIII be received by
me Board or New City Hall Comm ssioners in the
chamber OF the BO1rd OF Supervisors Ia the New
Ci,y Hal on SATURDAY the Both day OF July
1927, tetWeen the hours OF Il 4. NJ. and - n. OF
that day
Contract No 33-For furniture and fittings with
sundry alterations. IN anc for the Police courts
to be located In the northwest wing McAlister and
Larkin streets facades OF the New City Hall
Reference IS hereby made to the plans specifca-
tons and conditions Of contract In the ONCE OF the
Secretary aud Architect under which this work
must be done; the work to be competed within
si1ty days from date Of award OF contract
The Secretary VIII furnish blank forms OF uro-
posals aud bonds TO iHtenniug bidders No bid Will
De entertained unless made upon blanks so fur
nisAef- All bids must be accompanied with certt-
neu check Tor 10 per cent o. the total OF
The Board reserves the right TO reject any or all
bids. Payments VIII be made by audited demands
on the Treasury drawn against TIE New CITY Hall
lund bidders must strictly comply with the pro
posais u reference 10 certified checks
GEORGE ~, SANDEkSON, r. J. l.. SMILEY and
JOHN II. BURST, Board OF New City hall Com
nisSiouers.
fa2B 3nr FnW
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Commissioner of immigration Mcpherson
has refused landing to Robert Bruce,
carrlags-maker, IS years of age, v no ar
rived on Thursday from Sydney, without
money or means OF any kind. He will be
sent back 70 Australia as an indigent
The morning call., 1892-07-09


a.. Mill '..A.- ,-STATE.
!, OR SALE IN INSTRUMENTS or ~
change FOR ranch property. new mofer n Groom
cottage; high basement, hoored attic; cement
WhikSi all street WORK done; lot 50N15O; nr. sta
uoa owner, POPS santa Clara ave-, AIameda9 US
BARGAINS ~ 49,, 49, -
S22O0-Sl5O cash, $40 per monlh; beautiful new
cottage near Grand-st. station (mOdern improve
mentsl.
Sa250-Sl50 cash, $50 per month: new cottage.
Eagle ave (modern mprovementS)
S2+OO-S2bO cash, Se5 Ier month; 5-room cottage
new, near Sta'i"n (aIi modern tmproyemeHtsl.
SEt5O-sZ50 cash, $25 per month; magnificent
new cottage, 36xll7, just finished: near school and
station: all natural finish.
cottages OF 4 rooms each In good location. for
li1nIsllass Sale Oh account OF departure OF owner
Houses butt 10 order aud finished in Cd DAYS
PROMPT plans aud estimates furnished free; houses
10 rent; open sundays and evenings
The largest contracting firm in Alameda County.
phloes; Aiameda-BaJ-sL Station and High-st
Palace Hotel ie26 If
GIS0n GOOD LOT AND 5-RouM HOUSE:
= OOO' S2lO0-5O-foot iOr 5-room house
S5OOO-5O-ioot lot; 8 rooms and bath all frst-cass
locations: Alameda OAKLAND ard san francisco
property; to exchange for outside lands furnished
without board. MRS. l. Ii. CHANDLER. 1929 PARK
ST. Masonic building, Alameda. je22 q
| r you WANT a BIG HARGAIN COME AND
see hahd oms new Broom house and bath; near
station: Only , 1900: on easy terms This is snap
) ;. HANLE1 & Co, 1891 Park St, Alameda. jl9 u
G.NyE0 CASH: BALANCE $50 PER MONTH:
U-cO lot So :4xlZ5 70; 2story house OF S rooms
ana bath; located on one Of the he avenues: con-
Venient 10 school ana station; price $500 No IFS;
$22OO-Lot S3:@NlCO; new cottage % rooms
aud bath; good location: fine view $500 cash. bal
auce $50 per moath. No 2U9.
s265O--Lot 35x SO; cottage of 5 rooms and bath
good neigh b1rhooa; street WORK zone; $500 cash;
balance 50 per month. No 24l
S30oo-L1t 541l5s: cottage OF rooms. bsta;
s.Rny side OF leading avenue: convenient TO sta
uon: $500. balance $50 per month. Ma. E27.
,S3<e1.Lot 5INiSs; cottage OF rooms aud bath;
y side OF avenue: fac location: street work done;
$500 cash balance Ss5 per month. No. 22S.
Ss.OO-LOt 81 COX $50; cottage OF , FIOmS and
bath; iarge attic; excellent neighborhood: near
Chestnut-st. station; 500 cash, balance $50 per
month No eos
tnoice lots al n bargain IN ali parts OF Alameda:
houses 10 LEI and money TO loan. II. T. MOEEAL Il
CO, 1882 Park 81. Alameda; 4O2 Montgomery ST,
al Francisco. les n
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II ELL4->TOCKED DESIRABLY LOCA TED GRO
~ Gerry and coal business; sIOck Will equal in
value Drce asked. Calls Howard ST. iy9 5t*
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C.s)5n SHALL GOOD BUSINESS FOR SALE:
= -JO. very cheap. Address Small, box lOl,
Cal Branch once. iye 81
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
coO0O NEW 2.sToRY HOUSE. 8 ROOMS
PoOOO: and bath and all modern improve
ments. with lot 4Ox120; well lOcated; blocks
from local train. 4. w. WOODWARD CO, 902
broadway, Oakland. jy97 1t
G1hOO HOUSE OF ROOMS; ONLY Q
terms. 5000 cash and assume mortgage. 5000. APP
ply K w. WOODWARD q CO.. 9O2 broadway,
600 PER MONTH BEAUTIFUL NEW s.
spZA room cottage; lot 4Ox1O0; all modern i'm
proven enIs; driveway. garden; $500 Write or
take Berkeley ira n; stop al Golden Gate Station;
ask Tor +. bOEGLE, owner t9u
FOURTH OF JULY
COMMENCING DAY
OF grand sale of the
MOSS TRACT.
OF 500 LOTS 4OxIs5,
IN THE MOSS TRACT,
On the line OF the Oakland and san Leandro Elec.
tric Railroad.
$3.50 TO $500 Each.
ACRE PRICES
$40 CASH. BALANCE So PER MONTH.
Positively last offer Of lots at these prices and
terms Select your lots at once aud secure a choice
location. Do not wait until il too late and then
You say you are sorry you did not buy sooner.
TIE MOSS TRACT
Commands grand view OF Oakland. san Leandro
Bay and surrounding country. The offer we make
during the month Of July OF lots in the
MOSS TRACT
surpasses any offer made along the great business
thoroughfare OF Alameda County.
REMEMBER WHAT WE TELL YOU.
This month is the last offer OF the $3.50 AMI sI75
lots Ia the
MOSS TRACT.
RemAr,nar rba
MOSS TRACT
Is situated within IS minutes TO Oakland
TIE MOSS TRACT
Lots are level aud ready TO build upon Several
new houses are now under course Of construction
IN he
MOSS TRACT.
Many other. VIII come Those who buy now viii
never regret ,'.eir purchase. Every dollar you III
YES; in the
MOSS TRACT
During our special sale VIII doable in one year
streets graded and city water mains lall at our
expense. Every lot remaining unsoId on August
viii lie advanced. Take our adv &c. Select your
lots at while you can secure choice Iocatloa
For mans and particulars apply to
NJ. J. LAYMANcE "a co,
AT Office each evening until $3.50 O'Clock,
4e6 Eighth street, Oakland Cal. iy2 lot
4 BARGAIN on INsTALLMENTs.
DO YOU WANT TO BUY HOME
UPON THE INsrALLMENT PLAN
WITH ONLY 500. BALANCE So FER MONTH?
WE HAVE BIG BARGAINS
In houses and lots upon easy terms; must be sold;
now is your time; to blocks OF local train: all
new and located in different portions Of Oakland.
$1,000 AND UPWARD.
Can and see us before purchasing
NJ ). LAiAANCE co, 455 Eighth st.
Oakland Cal. jyl lot
ACRE LOTS. sUTER TRACE
Situated on the Redwood road. near Fruitvale
ave and san Leardro eiertrfc-road. grand onnoT-
tuniy for safe speculation: this property can be
cut INTO lots and sold at once; one Of the finest
home sites IN Alameda County.
4. II. BREED 4 co,
JelS IL 400 Ninth ST., Oakland.
SToNE TRACT. STONE TRACT.
Situated directly the san LeandrO electric
road; lots 5Ox 30; grand avenue 100 feet wide;
entire tract covered with frut trees ia assorted
varieties: many beaut fui cottages now building;
Tor maps and Information call on
a. H. BREED x CO.. 400 Ninth ST.. Oakland. 10 II
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

Gc00 AND UPWARD - CHEAPEST BEST
on the San Leandro road near FrnitvaIe: $50 cash
80 per month. CLOUGH q BAKER 1907 Broad.
way, Oakland
$3.50 each and upward: 100 lots on San Leandro
Ioau lhe greatest highway in and out of Oakland;
WIZ rival san Pablo In Importance: 40 sueh
bargains ever offered In OAKLAND. right IN tbe
narch OF immediate improvements; electric road
To oakland, fare i've 5) cents come at once before
prices auNahce; sure to make money; lots 4o1 20;
terms SO cash and So per month CIoIJ(3H A.
bAhEh. lOOz Broadway. Oakland
1928 each-20 choice lots 25xl42 feet: only $40
cash and - 80 per month; within five minutes
walk 10 Oakland and San Leandro new electric
~ AZ n Tor luIl Particulars apply to CHAS 4.
hELD, owner, 1909 Broadway Oakland.
le9 Il cod
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Q.-o0 HANDSOME DELICACY AID PRO
- w. vision store for location: living 70 oms:
man ana wife or ladies. 8lS Geary s.. jy9 81
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COMPETENT SINGLE GARDENER WANTS An
- active OF passive partner with piece OF ground
for florist business Address Competent. DIX II.
ihis Odice. jy9 3tS
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CUTLERY AHD GRINDING ESTABLISHMENT
= with electric power 635 Kearny, base
ms
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I AGER BEER ROUTE FOR sALE:2 HORSES
i and wagon; account OF death proprietor Z33
Eighth jyS St.
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LOR sALE-GOOD BUSINESS FOR MAN AND
1 WI ~ - f.-q- rs
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Pc SURE AND READ THIS
GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY.
OFFERED IN THE FANNY DAVENPORT
TRACT.
FRONTS DIRECTLY on SAN LEANDRo
ROAD.
THE GREATEST HIGHWAY IN AND OUT OF
OAKLAND.
50xi2O-FOoT LOTS ARE HERE OFFERED ON
AN OPTION TO PURCHASE on LEASE
or YEARS, AT 80 81 PER MONTH.
NO CASH PAYMENT REQUIRED.
STATE AND COUNTY TAXES AND STREET
ASSESSMENTS PAID BY OWNER.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIVEN.
FIVE OPTIONS GIVEN TO PURCHASE AT THE
SMALL COST OF 81 90 PER MONTH AT ANY
TIME WITHIN FIVE YEARS.
DON'T MISS THIS CHANCE
FULL PARTICULARS Ar THE OFFICE OF
CLoUGH & BAKER,
1902 BROADWAY.
ie25 II BETWEEN 10TH AND nth
M oDERN broom COTTAGE: EASY TERMS
wi INQUIRE 1915 Pine ST. Oakland. jy6 7t<
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WAGoNs AND CARRIAGES.
ASSESSMENT NoTlcEs.

l sECOND-HAND EXPRESS WAGoT At ..
i Beale St a. ". SASBORNF fel4 II
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GISO GOOD -PAYING SALOON: CHEAP
y ~. rent; near cor. Washington and X earny.
j. W. SILK q Co, III Market St w 6t*
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C0000 NEW 2SToRY HOUSE, o ROOMS
spOOOO. and bath and all modern improve
ments. with lot 40x120: well located; 2 blocks
from local train e. w. WOODWARD d CO., 902
Broadway, Oakland. iy9 IT
C.160n HOUSE OF 5 ROOMS; ONLY Q
sDIOOO- blocks from Oak-st. Station, Oakland
terms. 5000 cash and assume mortgage, 5000. APP
ply K w. WOODWARD d CO., 902 Broadway,
Oakland. i've 7t
100 PER MONTH - BEAUTIFUL NEW g.
DZ- room cottage; lot 4Ox100; all modern i'm
proven enIs; driveway. garden; $4,000. Write or
take Berkeley ira n: stop at Golden Gate station;
ask for r. BOEGLE, owner. t9u
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>LY $500 CASH, BALANCE 5000 IN PAY.
1-ents- bsy.Wlndow house; ~ rooms; fine loca-
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TOR SALE CHEAP-GOOD SALOON, WITH 10
: furnished rooms must sell account OF leay-
u. civ. Inllire 53s Sacramento 81 10 81
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.
S00 CHOICE BUILDING LOTS - $3.50 AND
OOO upward near Berkeley train: electric roads
pass near the properties; values 10 double ::
terms-5 years. easy payments: houses built 10 suit
on Instruments; new cottages ready aud for
sale Write or call on +. BOEGLE, owner. Golden
Gate Cal. jye II
E'oR saloon EASY TERMS. OR EXCHANGE
4 Tor improved property; new and room cot
iages: must see them 70 know what a bargain there
Is 70 them. Apply to w. q. McGINTY. owner
Golden cate. jy9u
Ge00 LOT 5OIlOO: WELL LOCATED AT
sDDOVs North Berkeley. Apply to r. w. WOOD
WARD a Co, s02 Broadway. Oakland tys 7t
BERKELEY PROPERTY WANTED.
w ANTED = IN BERKELEY COMFORTABLE
W house OF or rooms good lot, for which
owner VIII accept country property In part pay
nent; no agents Address b. r., box AZ, this
once myi7 II
STABLES TO LET.
T ARGE STABLE; 80 MORRIS AVE. APPLY
IL 42s Sixth ST. Tvs 5tE
STABLE WITH STALLS. LARGE YARD; SO
~ Clara st. mr.. Fourth. Inquire 80 Ritch ST.. Al
varado Milk Depot. ty7 ST.
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DAR1NER WANTED; GENERAL MERCHAN-
! disc business 1927 Mission. bet 9Th & l0sh.9 Il
The morning call., 1892-07-09

GEHn SOMETHING EXTRA GOOD: A PART
e OOb. ner wanted Ia a genuine old-estabHshed
business that requires the services Of partners;
clears $500 per noHth; 3 fact which VIII be proven
by trial until fully satisfied before buying; the
present owner can give best OF reference and has
had The business seven years; wants 10 extend IT,
Amply X. KEN Ny 1904 Market ST.
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GD00 AND UPWARD ChFAPFsT BEST
" ~ ana most convenient lots offered for sale
On me can lean GRO road, near FruitvaIe: $40 cash.
way, Oakland. 49,
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GEsQ THE BEST PAYING CORNER SALOON
S0oNt. ever offered in this city; cheap rent;
never offered on the market before: trial allowed:
money making place must sell WHITE, 765 Mar
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CclQ FRUITsToRE: RECEIPTS sac PER
Z OLU. day. nLCk ER. eos MaEkeL. IL 40
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ERUITsToRE FOR SALE, OR WOULD TAKE
( 81 HrAnnh once. iK9 2t*
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-06-17
LIEUT.. F. DE T.-CLOTH.
, The Petty Ills of Life.

Many persons of strong constitutions and
healthy intellects find themselves annoyed
by trifles. One detests dogs, another hates
cats, and to a third the noise of musical in.
struments is simply hideous. But prob.
ably the sense of smell, when not normal,
creates more trouble than anything else
People without number cannot stand per.
fumes. Patchouli, a perfume readily rec,
ognized in India ink or India shawls, is to
some almost rank poison. Ladies have
been known to faint after wearing India
shawls or painting with India ink, and a
sachet which has p%atchouli as the flavor
ing essence is to many extremely IN
healthy. Whether perfume causes nerv
u complications Or excites nausea cannot
be ascertained, but it is certain that some
constitutions will not bear it, and a lady
finding herself losing appetite or strength,
or having headaches that have no explained
cause, might look for the reason in some
perfume that she is in the habit of using.
On some persons musk has u similar effect
others are sicl1ened by the volatile oils de.
rived from flowers, while more rarely the
odor of apples or of other fruit has an un.
favorable effect. AS a rule, whatever per.
fume is unpleasant to the individual
should be avoided, but as exceptions occur
to every rule, or debility
which cannot be accounted for may some.
times be explained by the use of a well
known perfume.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-06-17
healthy for both men and horses. Though

healthy for both men and horses. Though
the cadets do not receive leave of absence
until after the second year, when they a1e
allowed to visit relatives, social receptions
and evening dances are frequent at the
academy. From the middle of June to
August the cadets camp, and it is during
that time that especial attention is paid to
their military or rather tactic training.
AS a rule the boys look eagerly forward
for the camping period, which is less
monotonous than the barrack life.
After four years of successful study the
young cadet graduates and becomesa COM
missioned officer, but his military educa-
ton is not finished. If he. be an engineer
he goes to Willet's Point, if an artillerist
to Fort Monroe, if of the cavalry or in
fantry to Fort Leavenworth, and if he has
chosen light artillery as his arm he pro-
ceeds to Fort Riley. The only fault one
can find with this arrangement lies in the
fact that too much time elapses between
the officers sortie from West Point and
his entrance in one or the other postgrad-
uate classes, rs one might call it. Often
men have gray hair before they are de-
tailed, and are not as we'll adapted then to
learn rs they were when younger.
There is no military school in Europe
which is conducted on the same principles
as West Point. The Ecole Militaire of
France at St. Cyr is different altogether.
The young man who wishes to enter must
have passed his examination as bachelor
es lettres or es sciences-that is to say, he
must have a college degree before he can
apply for admission to the military school.
There he receives q two years military
| training, for which he has to pay $500 per
year. Individually he is much frecr, and
leave of absence is frequently given for a
few days. He also has to pay for his cloth
and must sign an engagement that he is
willing to serve five years in the regular
army whether Or not he passes the final
examination as officer. Only cavalry and
infantry are trained at st. Cyr, while tho
engineers and artillerists graduate from
| the Ecole Politechniquc.
The real cadet school in France is thu
Prytane Militaire, where boys enter at tho
age of eleven years md not older than six
teen. This institution is chiefly for sons OF
officers and of those noncommissioned Off
GERS who have died on the battlefield. Tht
life at the Prytane is very secluded ant
the discipline unnecessarily severe. The
military academy Of England is at Sand
hurst, and in many respects it is similar tt
St. Cyr, though the preliminary scientific
examination is less severe than in the lat
ter place. The course lasts two years
With regard to Germany, I may say tina
its "Kadettenschule'' is an hibernate TO-
boys whose fathers are either officers or Of
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-06-17
Sugar for Jonathan, Rum for John Bull.

The shipments of sugar to the United
States from British Guiana in 1891 repre-.
sented in value no less than s5,316, $50. 40,
as compared with s2,502, 679.61, the extent
of the sugar purchases by Great Britain
which is, however, their principal Gus.
toner for rum, the shipments thither az.
gregating in value 81, 1s1 ,a65.19 The whole
of the gold went to the United Kingdom,
its value appearing as s1,S01 $3.50; and of
timber her purchases amounted to $780,.
1913. 10, the next largest purchaser having
been Belgium, which took woods to the
value of 81, 1863.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-06-17
The Storm.

The storm which was so noticeable
throughout North Dakota last week,
seems to have been more extensive in
its range than was at first supposed.
West Of Helena, bridges and culverts
have been washed out, telegraph wires
are down, and south, the same condition
of affairs is reported. Yesterdays east
bound tram wal annulled, having been
so delayed west, that it was impossible
for them to reach the division within
twelve hours of the schedule time. More
reports of loss in sheep are received, 500
having died in one band. The Western
Union Office here has had nc wire west
of Helena since Saturday morning. :
! No Supe1human Strength, But Natural
vigor.
To attain the muscularity of the in
dividual who snaps steel shackles like
twigs by simply bending his arm is
vouchsafed to few. But to acquire a
reasonable amount Of physical power
and constitutional energy, to eat, sleep
! and digest we'll, to possess an equable,
quiet nervous system, is possible to the
nervous, enfeebled and ~dyspeptic Invalid
, who begins and pursues a course of
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. The frui-
ton of his hopes is not remote either.
Speedily felt are the tonic effects of the
inimitable invigorant, and they are no
less permanent than prompt of attain.
ment. The bowels, the liver, the
stomach, the kidneys-all cooperate,
under the benignant influence of this
comprehensive medicine, to insure those
stable guarantees of health, harmony
regularity, vigor of action. Never was
there discovered a medicinal motor
better calculated to actuate and keer
moving the main springs of healthfu.
vitality. Use it for malaria, rheumatism
indigestion, b%iliousnees, kidney com
). plant, la grippe.