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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-12-05
Mr., Ira p, Wetmore, a prominent

Mr., Ira p, Wetmore, a prominent
real estate agent of San Angelo,
Texas, has used Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera, and Diarrhna Remedy in
his family for several years as occa-
sion required, and always with per
feet success, He says; II find it a
perfect cure for our baby when
troubled with collie or dysentery. |
now feel that my outfit is not com
plete without a bottle OF this Remedy
at home or on a trip away from
home, For sale by all dealers, Ben
sou, smith a Co, Agents for the
Hawaiian Islands
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-12-05

CSpccini Ecspntch TO Giobe-Democrat.)
WoRhD's FAIR, CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct ~. =
No award has ever been made so gratifying
to st. Louis people and so justly merited
AZ the one given to-day by the Columbian
jury of the Worlds Fair, consisting of con-
noisseurs and chemists of the highest rank,
to the Anheuser- Busch Brewing Associa-
tion. BY met e'hods Of unrivaied busnes,
enterprise, and by using the best material
produced in America and Europe, exclud
ing corn aud other adulterants Or surro-
gates. the different kinds of the Anheuser-
Busch beer have become the favOrites with
the American peurle, and have now con-
quered the highest award in every partcu-
lar, which had to be considered by the
Columbian jury. The high character of
the award given to-day by the Jurors will
he better understood when it is known that
the different beers exhibited by the An
heuser-Busch Brewing Association had to
compete with hundreds of the most excel
lent displays of other brewers. The fact
that no other concern has received so
many points for the various essential quail
tiles OF good beer confirms anew the ti-m's
reput stion as the leader of all American
beers. and Mr.. Adolphus Busch can feel
proud over this result SO justly merited.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-12-05
Chr 1ailg 9nlletia,
TUESDAY, DEC. 5, 1893.

We are requested to state that the
report of MIR. Davies's Chamber of
Commerce speech, Published in ali
evening contemporary, is wholly
imaginary, aud does not contain u
single point that was alluded to in
any way by the speaker.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-12-05
Volcano Painting !
FOR SALE.

An oil Painting Of the Volcano, by the
late Juits TAvrRNItR, being one of his
latest productions, on view and for sale by
.J LENEY,
S!iS-3t Corner Queen and Fort Streets.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-12-05
Hawaiian Hardware Co., Id
Saturday, Dee. g, 1928.

something besides putting on
a combination Of colors and
Frightening the appearance of
dwelling. There is paint
and paint, some good and
others decidedly bad, and this
saying does not apply only to
ready mixed paints. How Of
ten you find on houses, paint
ed only short time, streaks
of white showing through the
color. It's the quality of the
paint used in mixing with the
white. Six months after
house is painted with these in
ferior contract colors the
house is as apt to look like
harlequin S jacket as anything
else. In using mixed paints,
Hendry's Ready Mixed Paints
such embarrassment is avoid
ed because in the first place
the colors are selected from
the best made and are mixed
by men whose work is conhn-
ed strictly to that work. Once
Hendry's Ready Mixed Paint
is used on building the colors
remain clear and glossy; as
the paint goes on so it remains
and weather will not make
changes in its appearance as
it does in other kinds of paint.
Our color cards show twenty
five different shades and colors.
We will be pleased to send it
to any one for the asking, and
you can order from it as safely
as if you come to the store.
An article we don't talk
about very much, but which is
quite an item in our business,
is rope, good manila rope man
ufactured by Tubbs & Co, the
famous cordage makers. We
keep all sizes from a fish line
to a hawser the thickness of
your arm-anybody's arm. AS
we are the agents for the man
ufacturer we are enabled to
sell this rope at lower prices
than other cordage dealers and
give better satisfaction. Un-
like some makes of rope the
Tubb's is well laid in oil SO
that contact with water, in
stead of making it harsh and
brittle increases its pliability.
Any sailor man who has used
Hongkong rope knows that
once it becomes wet it is use
, less while the same cause pro-
duces an entirely different ef.
feet on the Tubb's rope. Ours
is also adapted to the uses tc
. which rope is put on planta'
tions.
The late rains have made
the grass grow where the
ground has been bare fol
months. Growing grass make:
a demand for Lawn Mowers
} at least with us. A half-dozer
have gone to our customers duj
ing the past week, and we ar'
prepared to sell great man.
more. We handle the Penn
;. sylvania' which the people
who cut grass say, is superio
to any other. Another article
Z much used by the Landscape
gardener is shears for trimming
the edges of grass, ordinar!
sheep shears is the best for th'
purpose, and ours have strap
to them SO the operator Car
get a good grip on the imple
:. ment. We have also the con
ventional hedge shears tina
are used in evening up tn
sides and tops Of hedges
I, These three tools are actua
necessities to people who wis
r to keep their lawns lookin!
well.
While mentioning article
for the lawn and garden it vii
be well to tell you that ou
stock of rubber hose is abou
as large as any in town, am
,e the quality cannot be improv
ed upon. During the tim
the irrigation notice was in til
}. paper people had no use 70
garden hose, but now that tn
, embargo is removed the dc
| mand is growing. AS a f
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-12-05
The Prize
Awarded !
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Co.
Wins the Prize at the
Worlds Fair with their
EAGLE" Brand Beer.

ST. Louis, Oct. 2s, 1893.
MEssRs. M,crARLASE & Co., In,
Honolulu, III. l.
Dcur Sirs:We have mailed you q copy
of the GIote-Dcmocrat announcing the great
victory won by the ANHECsER-BrsCH Asso-
CIArIuE with their eagle" Brand Of
Beer
tSigned
ANHEUSER-BuSCH BREWING AsSO-
CITATION.
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NOTICE.

4 Ll BILLS DUE AGAINST THE HO-
"A nOlulu Road Board in future are re-
questet 10 be presented NJ the office Of the
Road sup ryisor of Honolulu OH the 18th
OF each month, otherwis" they Will be ex-
empt iron that months estimate and like
~ not u bo paid for one nr two months
after by order Of the Honolulu Road
board, W. II. CUMMINGS.
svO.u Road Supervisor Honolulu
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-12-05
NOTICE.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED WISHES TO
l. notify the public that the Merry-go-
round will be run EVERY THURSDAY AFr Err
NOON, from o'clock for children espe'al-
ly, and that proper care will be taken to
prevent any accident or injuries.
J. A. VICTOR,
sY1-lm Proprietor.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-07-08
WHITE HORSE OF LAMeoURNE.

Tho Strange Natural Formation Which
MAY 10 Seen on m English Hillside.
In Bcr!ishire, England, is Gituatcd
hill on the steep sides OF which is the
figure, of gigantic horse whose di-
mcnGionG arc almost IN acre in extent.
The head, neck. body and tail of this
wonderful figure consist of wide
white lines, as docs also each of it's
four legs. The outlines of this mon
strous specimen of tho genus cuuinus
arc formed by cutting trenches in the
chalk, Of which the hill is mainly COM
posed the diUches being from two to
three feet deep and about ten feet in
width. Tho chalk Of tho trenches be-.
ing Of n beautiful white and the SUR
roundinGs tho grcenest of tho green,
makes the figure of the horsc plainly
disccrnibfo, ucCordingto the Philadel-
phia Press, at distance of about
twelve miles. This is the famous.
"Whitc Horse of Lumbournc." The
fSEhit2 horse Is known to have been tho
standard of the Saxons, and some have
supposed tlat this monster olnblcm-
atic figure was made by Hcngist, one
of the Saxon kings Mr. Wise, an an
tiquaricn who has written much on
the white hor&c of BcrlcGlliro, brings in
several arguments TO provo that this
figure was made by or under orders
from Alfred during tho rcirn of Ethel
rcd, his brother, and that it is a nonu-
mont to victory over the Danes in tho
year ST. Other wcll-lSnown writer's
arc of tho opinion that the celebrated
white horse is natural frcalS-onc of
natures oldest oddities. Ashncad-
Burton thinks that tho carly tribes
noticed that tho outlines of the freak
rcsclnblcd q horse to u certain extent
and that they worked it into it's pres
ont shape, OF least that they 'gavo the
outlines their present, graceful sym
mctry. Howovor thi1 may be, it has
been the custom since time out of MEM
Dry for the ncighboring peasants to
assemble on q certain day of each
year; usually about midsummer, to
clear away the weeds from around tho
white hor"o and to trim the edges of
the trenches 80 as toprescrve tho color
and shape. This task is Known all
over England as SECURING the white
horse"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-07-08
SLAIN las rEN THOUSANDS.

A Hunter Who Has Bought n Farm With
Squirrel Pc1ts Alone. :. /;
Freeman Biggs, of Hutton township,
eight miles from Charleston, Ill, car
ries the scnlps of twenty-onc Thousand
squirrels at his belt, so to speak. As
his reputation for truth and veraoity
is good, Ills ncighbors. do not dispute
his. claim that he has slaughtered five
hundred deer, three hundred wild
turkeys and moro prairie chickens than
he had time to count. He is, accord
ing to the Chicago Tribune, seventy
one years old, and his sight is just as
good as ever, co good, in fact, that if
the bullet from the rifle he has carried
for many years fails to strike Mr.. Squir-
rel between the eyes he will hardly
throw the animal in his game bag
and squirrels arc worth from twelve
and half to fifteen cents. For thirty
five years "Frccm'' Diggs has hunted
"bush. tails" and the proceeds of his
accurate aim have bought finc farm
on which he reared family of ten
children.
"Frcem" Biggs was born in Clinton
county, o., and went to Hutton town
ship when fifteen years old. At that.
time there were plenty Of deer and
turkeys there. and as o boy he acquired
remarkable proficiency with the rifle
and Gnnlly driftcd into hunting as
means Of support. The railroads came,
and deer could be shipped to the cast,
and until the settlements drove the
game away he sold vcnioon. After the
country became settled and the greater
part of the timber fcllcI, the turkeys.
and deer disappeared, and he was
obliged to begin ~ buGincc0 engage
mcnt with the squirrels, which con-
tinuc0 up to tic present, ct least up to
the time prohibited by law in each
year. Fer the last t.lirty-iivc years he
has done business cxcluGivcly with the
squirrels. and rnodcGtly climates that
on an average he has sold about six
hundred q year. At GrGt the price
ranged from fifteen cent? Up, but now
it ranges about ten cclG3 end twelve
cents. CT cour>c the supply of squir-
rcl3 Is not co large at present. Be-
Sides, farIncr3 who have woods pas.
lures where these animal abound, put
huge signs On their Gatcpo3t3 dcclar-
ing that "No hunting aloud on this
here farm" Under these disadvantages
MIR. Di3GGwn3 unable to take over four
huntlrc cd Last year, .<if>
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-07-08

Tr Marshall, Mo, q rat has mmlc ND
~, 49, u nttcr' OF Kittens and comes to.
pay pa. with thom every day, but IL ia.
w W., the knowledge and consent OF
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-07-08
0FFIC IA'L DlRECT0RF
q. 8. GOVERNMENT.

President..... GROVER CLEVELAND,
Vice-President...ADLA Z. STEVENSON Dir
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-09-14
0on OCT tte u,ttt8

Gang auberoroentlides Snterehe
bringt bas Pllblitum ber 8iebausz
ftenung I'M Sadionzparte entgegen, be
ieit benz 81. Ma1guit er0ffnet 1T. Das
lit au4 fem @unber, benn eine iol4e
Musftellung bat neoer unier 2ann
nod bic iibrige Wen bisber geieben'
Q(ue @dnber ber @rbe, mel9e in BET
@olonne bes 6orti4rittes gu finoen
itnb, 6uben tire beiten @remplare gum
friebliden @etttampfe bierber geianot.
ueber 1900 Yferbe unb mebr pls 1000
@tid Minbpieb beleben ieBt ben bo1
tpenigen Wo9en no@ iti1en iuolt4en
Sbeil bes Weltousi telun9splaBes. Das
grDBte unb tlein{ts @ie6 finoen ml1
3ablrei9 bertreten. 9engfe, oerer
@9nere unb @r1Be an ben @lepbanz
ten erinnern unb ponies, bic man in
cine grobe &eiietai@e iteden pber aui
benz Mrme tra9en t0nnte. Wtr ieben
@tiere, tpel4e an bic 5000 pfunb pie:
aen, auf beren Riiden man fi4 bdus:
li6 nieberlaTen ober einen San3 aus
fu6ren fDnnte. @tellet@t miirben IL
ii6 bas aua gefaGen la7en, benin fl
limb 10 felt, bab lie taum ge6en tDns
men limb mirbe ibnen gar bulb BET
Mtbem ausgeben, tpenn tie oas Eau fen
periudfn poQten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-09-14
&em@temae Yfansen

Die &enntnib BON ben 2bhtaustr0z
munger gemif5er g flun3en 1T eben 10
alt pie allgemin. S4on Mriitoteles
gsbentt bes 2eudtens Der Sobanntsz
fpiirm@en, Yltnils er3Iblt bonn 5limz
npern faulenber Baum tdmme unb Mpuz
leius beobadtete ben 2i4ti4ein oes
Oltpeni @pammes. &onrab @ebner
tonnfe ba6er bsreits UNI 1850 cine
3temli@ ausfiibrlide S@tIosruns beg
gar3er pbdnomens liz fern uno na4e
Dem ber @amburger Ml&emtit 8ranbt
1869 ben Pbospbor entbedt bate,
l4ob man bas 2su9ten auf ben pbosz
p6or ober eins MISUNDERSTANDING
unb belegte es bemgemdb nit benz Sea-
men BET Pbospbores3eug. 9s @rtldz
rung fat ii@ $50 Sabre erbalten, big
eroli4 Qiebig 1889 i6re unbaltbarteit
bartbdt unb sob. Siberian 9eler 1858
ben 8epeis erbrad9te, bab bic oft BE-
obu4tete 2i9taps itr0mung faulenoer
Stoffe ~tetnestpe9s BON &smi1den Yro<
3eKe Der @ermeiuns abbdngig 1T, ionz
BERN etn5ig uno a1ein auf Der @ntz
tpidelung lebenber ptl3e berubt, bic tn
einem getpiKen Staoium ibres @a4sz
tbumes gu leu@ten baginnsn. 9amtt
mar Der MnitoB gu peitersr Inter
Il1dung bes @e9enitunbes gegeben, 10
bab mir 6eute NIT bemielbsn @e9te,
nit benz mir felt 9armm eine be1onz
bere@ruppe oer Sniettenfrei1er IN Der
Pflan3enpelt unteri4etoen, aua ebt1e
eigene @ruppe Der Geudtpflan5en ausz
1onbern birfen. Die 9auptpertreter
bie1er mertmiirbtgen Grippe aber gez
b0ren ber &laf1e ber &rpptosamsn ot1.
Mm bstannteiten umter ben gu oe1er
Mbtbellung 3d6Ienben 0eudtpflan5en
1T Der Slipen1 4mamm, Elm &tnb Der
1onnigen Probence, mo ct 1ih i'm Stz
0elbdumen. @eibbudDen ober Mtntsr<
ei@en entmtdelt unb bel Sage burd
feline 14Dne golbgelbe 6orbe, Nahts
absr bur@ fetn tpeibes, 5iemlt4 lsbbafz
tes Qi@t 1ofort in's Muge fdQt. un=
glet4 ftdrter, unb 5tpar ebenfaQs NIT
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-09-14
'@inen aebn Sub langen lebenbiz

- @inen 3ebn SUB langen lebenoIz
gen M1igator in ben @traben elmer
5taot um6erlaufen gu ieben, 1T au&
Elm S9au1piel, tpeld3es ni&t ale Sage
geboten tpirb. Die betreFenbe 8etic
fpurbe am DRIP @reet, un9efd9r 10
Meilen BON Quittn, &c.,, auf benz
Wege nah 8a1trop gefangen. G4on
felt 20 Sabren lit Ct 1fters BON ben
Tarmern jener @egenb geie6en poroen.
unb man4es @4nein unb man4es
iunge &alb 1T ibm gum Spfer gefauen.
Gn6li4 batte man i'm erpiI&t, uno
bic iungen Tarmsr, pet&e i'm gefangen
batten, 1a6en l9neQ genug Elm, oab tie
NIT Der Musitelluns zines iolden Sbiez
res Bel 10 Gents @intritt me6r @elo
Deroienen tonnten, als nit 8aumpollez
pfliden. @ie lieben einen groben Ma1z
1ertrpg AM ertigen uno iteQten Jpn our
S9au aus. Mm Dienitag monten lie
ibr 2otal perdnbern, luoen ben gan3en
Trog nit benz 9biere BARN auf einen
Wagen unD fu6ren bamit bic @ongreb
Mpenue binab. @ber bas Tabren BE-
bagte benz 9erm Nntgator ni4t. ST
tro9 gemiitbli4 aus benz Srog beraus
unb mar gera0e babel, ii4 ben Dor ibm
iibenben, ni@ts S4limmes abnenben
l4maraen Gubrmann als Gribitid 5u=
3ulegen, als Der Wagen 5ufGQtg einen
Stob erbielt unb bas Sbier auf bic
Strabe fiel. SIS bauerte cine geraume
3eit, Big man Elm fairies Seil our9
ieinen aQmG4tigen Raden ge3ogsn uno
um 6als unb &opf gei4lungen bate,
UNI i'm bann mieber auf ben Magen
unb in ben Srog gu pratti3iren. Scr
9auptperluit ber @igent9umer beite9t
namentli9 BARN, bab me6rere 9unoert
MenI4en bas Sbier umionit geieben
babsn.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-09-14
Yeriden NIT unllantlid)er Grcdb'i
ibrc sdanotbaten entlan9
bct &Ni,.
sie iberiielru ben Yripatbumpier
bts 6ineiilden Gomiuls in
Mthim
ltub ridtetsn ,lntcr bcm EaNa0ieren
oeS &pots eiu Ylut=
b00 al.

Ser am 6. September in @icz
toriu in 8ritif6 Columbia ein9ez
t~roffene Damp1er r@mpreb Of Gbinu"
brinet &unbe BON entiebG9en S4anbz
tbaten, tpel4e 4insi hhe Seerduber an
ber &iiit tie BON Mt9im periibtsn. @eit
Monaten paren bic Dortisen @epdf7er
BON benz Rawbgeiinbel beunrubigt NOR
ben. Oil GreHbeit Der piraten e.
rei&te tbreu 90bepuntt Dor etpa ons
bert6ab Monnten, als Der pripatz
bampfer bes @inefi4en Gon5uls BEL
6enang in ibre 9dnbe fiel. @ierunbz
3tpum3i9 an 8orb befmblide paHaz
gisre tpurben ermorbet unb funf3ebn
14tper perlebt; auBeroem ftelen ben
@dubern $4,000 in @dnbe. 9sr
Dampfer bes @onfuls mar am 81.
Suli UNI 5 l1br Na@mittags BON Selpt
abgefabren unrb brei @tunben ipdter
fraete Elm gu elmer 8aube BON on0lf
9eb0ri9er at4ineiifher puFagier ben
@teuermarm, ob lie jebt on @tngpong
Slisn boriiberflbren. Mls ber @teuer=
mann bic Groge beiabte, i@lus Der
@t@tnefe, Der NIT einem Sddperte be=
maffnet mar, Mn 5ofort nieber. Ma1d
Or. Mleranber bon, 8root1bn, Der in
ber Ndhe ftanb, tbetlte bai7elbe !S4id=
ial. Ser Mt&inel e er9rtff: 1ooarn bas
@teuer unb brebte bic @ptBe BEG
@@tHes benz l1fer gu, mo es t1ro
barauf auf ben @anb lief. IS erfol9=
te bann cine a0eemeins 4bi4la4tumg
ber YaHagiere unb 8emannung. Rapiz
tdtn Woob, ber tn feiner Sabine selegem
batte, unb auf ben 2drm bin an Ded
elite, murbe t0btlt9 pertpumbet. 9em
Sngenieur unb ielmem 4i1iitenten nebii
a@t3e6m 8uKa9teren gelanY es, BET
Wut6 ber &duber gu e%ntrinaen wnb
ii4 i'm S4iffsraum gu nerber9sn. ST.
iterer ltsb einige NotHitgnale in &C.
italt sintger @atetem ftei9en, als bic
&duber ii@ nit Der 8eute BON $4,000
entfernt batteu, tpdbrenb ber 9ilfsimz
s~enteur elm Boot aus3uieben periufte.
Die a4t3ebm Pafugiere itir3ten itf
fopfiiber in baRelbe, 10 baB aes um
i@1uB unb bic a@t3ebm perionen Ct
tranten. ;Mm nddften Morsen fam
bas ,boldnbH4 &anpnenboot Maz
bura, melfes bic Notbiignale bemertt
batte, bsran unb beauftra9te eine Din
3abl ieiner 2elte, ben Dampfer gu be-
MAIDEN. Rur3e 3eit ua4oem bas
&unonenboot ii4 entfernt hatte, tamen
bu @eerdalber 3urid, I'm trunten BON
Wein, 'bas Mert ber P~liinberung fortz
3uieBen. Ds bonn &anonenboote an
geiteQten Matroien bereiteten ibnen jez
bod einen 10 tparmen @mpfang, bat
i9rer 3ebn eri@oi7en :muroen, tporaui
ii@ bic l1ebrigm i@leunig1t 3urud3oz
gem. Das boqGnbii4e &rtegs14ff III
BEN @dubern auf ben Serlen uno pirb
i&hpere @a4e arr ibner iiben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-09-14
@urbe bas National Gatampment
ber @ranb Mrn1p abses
balten,
ltuter Sbcilnabme pon uielea Sau(enz
ocu cbcmaliger ltuipnsz
idmpier.
3. G. 9 Moams bon WaNadu(etts
ols @beftpmmanoenr CT
nannt.

SIN SnbtanupolS 11oAbn1 am 3. sep:
tember bas acknowledgements oe'
@ranb Mrnp fetnen Mnfang. Di
@eterauen tparen IN 10 GROCER 3ab
onoefommen, bab in ben fir 10000
perfpnen erri4teten 8araden tetr
pldb@em fret par. Do4 batte mon
aust1mmli@e @ortebrungen 9etroffen
uni 8er1pirr1ntg unb unoro11u1rg gu
perbiiten.
Gin srobartiges @@auipiel bot BIZ
parabe ber ebematigen unions i~tretter'
Der srDbte l1maaps, Der je tn Snota;;
napolts erlebt purbe. Dn polt5e1
tpar it}pn friib auf ben 8etnen unb ooe
Drabtieils qrper bur@ bic @traben,
oamit bic Menge Dem llm3use ni@t ber
Mee per5perre. @or benz @%ourthan1t
tpar elm grobes 600 1GuB langes Mmz
pbitbeater erridtet, tpeldes 1000 @tBe
batte. Scr mtttlere 9beil befelben
mar cine pra@tpoI 1etorirte Srtbiime.
bei 1pelder Der 13uy @ebue pai1!:en
fplIte rmb auf ,tpel9er 1i& 1pdter be1
Gommanber in @ibief unb beifen @tat
einfanben, 1porq,rf bic ma@ 9auie nben
adb(smoe @oltsmenge 1opie bic am umz
3uge betbetltgten 9aaaiertbe bon Weteraz
men 6od}rl1fe ausbra4te.
Ser 9pnner ber @el4iiBe BON @amp
Wtloer qad bus 3eidten gum :9e:3nn
ber purabe. Ser t3ue ber @eteranen,
an Dem iid9 $4,000 ber leBte:::"e re-
tbwilisten, betpegte ;fi& unter bem Som
murt6o bes @ereraImaiors s. H. Gar
nubun, Der als @bef IM1ari 4aQ funz
airte, burA bic f@0nften 5os;le ber
5tabt, 1otpie 1ur@ ben @ei@dftst6eil
Der Etabt, 'auf elmer @oute BON brei
Meilen 2Gnae. On ber Sptbe i4ritz
ten bic @eteraren BON Sninois, bemen
bles @orre4t als Senior4poften gu
lam. De etn3elnen poiten tpurben
init 9roBem Gntbadiiasmus pom ber
@oltsmenge besribt.
9te WiscDni tnwr fiibrtm tpieberum
ben Rriessab!kr rOlb @be" NIT. 9tn
@4luB bes 3uses bilbeten bic 8eteraz
ne1p BON ssynbiara, unter benen fid aud
@r@rd6i6ant 9arriion *befanb.
Ohm 6. September tp1rben bic gez
19dftetden @erba1pblapnsen besurme1'
Mus bsn Sabresber;4te bic under
breitet &p,1rbe,1, gabt ,Tolgenbes berbor:
Die elite bonn 80. sunni 1898 ergab
397,223 gutiteberbe Mtt9lieoer. 9ie
3abl Der poiten 1T 1926; bic ber 9ez
p~artements 45. 1870 bts6er alasgsz
i9lofen getpei ene Mit9(ieber puro<n
tpieber aufgenpmmen unb es berblieben
41,661 iuspenbirt.
Ser Srben bat i'm bergangenen SSahr
nstto 1857 Mitgtteber berloren. @s
1tarben tn bem Sabre 1902 Mttglteber,
1000 mtebr ais I'M eSSubre porhsr.
@om 80. Slnt 1892 Biz gum 30.
Sunni 1898 m1rben in Der @olumme
uMusgabe1n fir Observation-Disclosures
$178, 1852 Beridtst. Set bic &ez
CORDS 9efiibrt purben, murben fir biez
fen 53tped $2,50O,0O0 u~usgegebem.
Mls marr CUR Wabl etnes rea1en
@befcommaatbkurs 1@ritt, erbob iid
@rAGommanber .Merrn ,unb romtz
mirte 8. IS. 9. Moams bon Mafaz
@uietts ais Ma&folger bes ieBNen
Commanders Weibert BON @isconfin.
Ds @ubl bon Mbams erfolgte burd
defamation sSo9n 81. Malter bon
Smbiamapolts rpurbe hierauf gum
Senior=0tceJgommunber unb s. 6.
@igger BON Serts gum Suniorz@tce
Commander ertpGblt.
Dim 7. September erfoGgte bic @erz
tduurd beg @ncumpments.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-09-14
@arftberi0te.
NDicaQO.

Mintermei3en $3.50; @ommeruei:
3en $780,; @ogsen 38-44; 9afe1
22-28; @erite-; Mebl 1.9O-3.75;
Rleie II .75--12,0O; Mtbblinss 1850;
!9eu, 9imotbD 50-11.50; 9eu
prairie $3.50 $50; Stiere 40
4.40; &ib< unb Minb<r 1.90-2.40
Rdlber 3.1O-5.0O; @4tpeine 80
$50; @dafe 2.00-.75; 2dmme,
Butter, Creamery 20
"a; Butter, Dairp 17-21; Rd1e
Creamery TO; &dfe, S@pei3er II
is; @ier 13-14; 9imotbpfdmer
per 9bt. 3.00-3.50; Gla4s SO
100; Wbistep LIP; Rartofeln pei
8u{6el 45-48; 8obnen 1.70-1.75;
53miebeln per Tab 1.75-2.00; @rb1er
8O-1.20; Mepfel 2.O0-3.25; Sale
81; 9iibner, lebenbig, 10-11;
@pringbiibner 11-12; Surtep 10
II; @nten 9-12; @dnfe per 9bb
3.OO-6.OO; 8rombseren per 16 Dirt
Grate 1.00-1.25; Sta6elbeeren, b..
l.2o-Z.OO; 9et0elDeereH, Do, l.OO-
1.50; Waf krmelonen per 9ot. 1890
5000.
Minueapolis & ct. Ya,,l.
Mei3en 56-61; @ogsen $40
@erfte $685.; @afer 24-28; Corr
$780,; 9eu, uplanb 5.75-7.OO;
9eu, Simotbp 10000; Mebl 2.1C
$50; &leie 10.0O-10.50; Butter.
Creamery 1924; Butter, 0atrp 1a
20; @ter 11-12.
So1ttD = Omaha.
5tiere-; &ibe unb @inber 200
2.75; @toders unb Geebers 200
3.75; S4meins 4.9O-5.20; @4aft
Gdmmer-.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-09-14

Ser prin3 &omatfo Doz2arito bon
sSupan, Der 3tpette in ber 96ronfolge,
1T BON @an Srancisco angetommen,
um bic Musite1ung gu beii4tigen. Ser
Prina reiite nit leinem @sfolge in Ell
ner @pe3ialz@ar.