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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1893-02-08
Dyspepsia.

There is a gentle
Dyspepsia. man at Ma1den-on-
the Hudson, N. Y,
named Captain A. G. Pareis, who
has written us a letter in which it
is evident that he has made up his
mind concerning some things, and
this is what he says:
II have used your preparation
called August Flower in my family
for seven or eight years. 1t is con-
stant1y in my house, and we consider
it the best remedy for Indigestion,
and Constipation we
Indigestion. have ever used or
known. My wife is
troubled with Dyspepsia, and at
times suffers very much after eating.
The August Flower, however, re-
1ieves the difficulty. My wife fire.
quently says to me when I am going
to town, we are out
Constipation of August Flower,
and I think you had
better get another bottle I am also
troub1edwith Indigestion, and when
ever I am, I take one Or two tea
spoonfuls before eating, for a day or
two, and all trouble is removed" @
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1893-02-08
AGENTS WANTED ON SALARY

commission. to handle the new Patent Chem
cal Ink Erasing Pencil. The quickest and great
est selling novelty ever produced. Grasses INK
thoroughly in two seconds. No abrasion of pa
per. Works like magic 200 to 500 per cent profit
One Agents sales amounted to $500 in six days.
AnO Their $32 in two hours. Previous eXpel fence
not necessary. For terms and full particulars,
address. T he Monroe Eraser Mfg Co., La Cross,
x495
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1893-02-08
August
Flower

There is a gentle
man at Ma1den-on-
H. HAInnn M "
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-10

in ben Sabren 1881 BIG 1889 eintpars
bertem, 81 proaent mdnnli6 unb 43
pro3ertt meibIi6 un6 bpr ben 655,482
Srltnbern uarer iogar 81 pro3ett
mdnnli6 unb 40 Brp3ent tpeibli9, mas
alio beinabe glei6e pro5entIGbe finb.
9ageger parett BON ben 127,681 v1nz
garn" "A prosent mdnnIi9 unb aur
26 Pro5ent tpeibli9 unb BON ber
307,309 Stalienern gar 70 mdnnli9
-unb bios 81 peibli6!
Ser @inmanberer, Der feline 6rau
%mitbringt, fommt bierber, Inn bier gu
blei6en!" fagt 9ansbrousb febr ri9tig
unb aQen lol9en Gintpanbererr, meit1t
er, folte man au6 in 3ufunft bic Gin
tpanSerung mid. eri6meren ober gar
berbieten, borausgeiebt natiirIi6, baB
fte bic 8%e6ingungen erfilen, bic i9on
iebt an bic Sntmigranten geitelt pers
ben.
Ct beftreitet benz aongreB bas &eGt
nt6t, Suspeniionsz @efeBe gu erlafert,
atleit er tparnt iebr ernitli6 bor einem
fol9en S9ritte, ba berielbe ben beftcn
Snterefeit Der Ser. Staten l9nurs
frads 5upiherlaufen uirbe!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-10

9eimgesebeu. Der berihmte Oias
turfori6er Gsaili3 belt etnft in Bolton
etne @eod9tntBreoe auf Nleeanber BON
9umbolbt. Der 8irgermeilter rteiute
mdbreuo bes folgenben 5eitmables, bab
er friber aud ptele 0teisung 3utn @tue
blum Der NaturmiHeni6afteu in li9
oeripirt babe, bod fei inn bas paters
li4e @ei6dft babel In ben @es 9efome
men, uno jpra6 oann gum Sdlu1e:
rSeben Sie, 9err, i6 Durbe eirt 8ans
fier uno bin NUN Der Mann, Der i9
btn." Der Oanfee brahte biele Worte
nit benz gat13en Diinfelbodmutbe ber.
Dor, melber fir Gmporf0mmlinse 70
fennSei6neno lit. 4salli5 entsesnete
nit 9rober 5eelenrube uuO %er3dhlte, ipie
letn 8ater in Ser Sdmei3 inn cine
Stene in einsm 8aufaef6dff peridafft
un0 ortngeuO gelDinIdt babe, baB CT
ben 9elebrten Stubiel ben Nbldieo
9ebe, unb i9lob nit ben Borteu: SD
aber bat: er mose mid nur nod Elm
Sabr lang oas @Dmnaiium belubet
lallen unb ais bies ab9elaufeu mar, bat
i'd um Elm 5~lpeites utio baum I'm Elm
6ritte8. uno nun, meiu lieber 6err /:
mdre t6 ni6t feitseblieben unb bdtte
feine QusSauer ge5etgt, 10 mare i'd beute
ii4erlt9 nt6ts metter, ais ebeufaus =
ilur etn Banter!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-10
..WiKen He bent. mic pieI FIN,

w benH, Wtc Dtel cine
@iatnu if?" fraste ser pe~rftorbeue
Baron 6otbidilO ben General b.. Man=
teuhel oils 6iibrer Der Deputatton, Die
I'M Suit 1856 BEN @eneral Alt bitten
bate, er m09e auf Die Der Staot Sraufz
fnrt anferlegte contribution bon 25
Wetuioneu Ser3t6t leiiten. Ser Sc
neral nuBte ni6t, mas er barauf anti
iporten 1oate, ba ct alerbinss niemals
in ote Gage sefomnte1 mar, cine Miaion
gu iebet. @r entlieB aber Die Deputae
ton re9t freunolid. Dag auf bic
3ablun9 oieier 3meiten &%ontributton
balo oarauf per5i9tet murbe, lit be.
fan1t. = Iu9 Ser Borsaneer Maus
teufel's, Der @eneral 8osel b. Salfea,
itetr, muB nobl feline eenaue 8oritels
lung bot reiner Miaion" sebabt baben,
oenn er ididte bamals, Inn Die erite
&ontrtbutiou bon 500, 900 @ulben in
@mpfang gu nebmen, 5pei Soloaten
NIT einsm S6iebfarreu arlf bic Sranfz
furter 8anf, tnsber Metnuu9, oaB bic
lelben bas @elo bamit CUR 8abn brius
get f0naten. Der @eneral mar nidt
nenig erftaunt, 3u erfabrer, oab Die
Senouus iiber 1000 @entner fpieae,
uno fatbte baun eilisit cine an3abl
GROCER 6ouwa9en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-10

Gin liberaler Gbegatte. Nie nad
benz @noe oes OreiBi9idbrisen &rieses
8uoolf @raf BON 5nl3, 3auouost gu
9agenau, elm &atbolif, iiber feline @be
nit elmer Yroteitantin, Der peripittpeten
@rdfin bon 9a9enau badte, >ermeilt,
Elm immerbin bea6tensioertbes 3eiden
Der 3ett, folgenoe urfunoe, beren Wort>
laut man rtls mittbeilt sd, Rubolf
@raoe bon GUT, perlpri6 BEL meiner
Yrafiden Gbre, ooer ser Ieufel {oa mid
bolen /! oab id nteine fiinftise @emablin
BET ibrer Weli9ion pleiben laiien, aud
i'm weni9iten gu Nbfaa Geinsn 4nlae
seben mill. SD babe brobsn s,pei giss
beln ; bat lie ni9t senus oaratl, 10 MID
i'd ibr nod 5mei faufen; fis leis nur
fsiBiss nnO TAPER BARN. 3uoem nebme
tb tbrer 2eip uub ni1t ibre Seele. SD
pleib bel meiner Relision, BARN ib bon
Suseno auf er5o9en bin. Dia lie r,idt
in ben Simmel, 10 ion lie CUR 9oa.4
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Wte 1T 6feS

&ir bteten %einbunbert Dollars 8elpbnuns
fur ie6en SAL BON &atorrb, Ser nid,t burd
@tnnebmen bon Salts 8atarrb Cur sebei!t
tpereen tann.
S.tS.&beneb&Gp, @isentb 8pIebo, ..
@tr, Die llnterjeidneteu baben s. S. Cheney
felt ben letten 10 Sa5ren eefasni unb baIten
tbn fir pplfomrnsn ebrenbaff in ellen Ge=
idditspert anblunsen unb finansiea befdbiet,
aae bon ieiner Gtrma eingesanssnen gerbtnbs
li9feiten 81 erfalsn.
@ef& Sruar, @rofbenbelS 9rpsuiiten,
Srlefs. ..
@aloaua, &tnnan& Marbin, @ros=
9anrels 0roguiiten, Splebp, D.
Sails &atarrb &rr tpirb innerli6 genpm
men unb ipirft brett arf baS 8lut urb Die
i4leimigen Oberldden oeS Sbftems. 3el3nifle
fret berianbt. 8reis Is Gents fir sic SIai9e.
8erfauft BON alien N(pptbefern.
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@nti@teben ipadlia.

8ttternbe Sanb, u~nfiderer S9rttt, 0ubelrFstett,
irelde itG our4 ~raftlsien Nehiel in Der a6rperbaltuns
unb In Der pefAdftisuns %betuneet, Gufi6reden Bet uns
permutbetsm Gerdui& u. {. 10. ssb6ren ,u ben anssts
den br4Brabtger Rerppltdt. G@einbar bat bteS MID
rieI ~ b~ebenten, aber e8 Benefit, hab es un BITE @es
iunhbets pom Widnnern uRb Grauen, peI6e init bieien
Spnastpr1en b:baftet iine, enti6ieben uadlis ftebt, has
bic s~erin8fen 3afdatstettsu altertrt perben fam. 8uI
Stdrtnns beS WerpenIptemS lift seIuuber, traumloSer
Sdp.at unhsoln9t notbpenbts. Sin ~bepdbrtes Wlittel
81 nteiem l3red 1T Softetter's Waasentttters, pelhes
rte Berbauuns, bic Qbionoeruns unb %reaeim6Stasn
Statlsans ~befSrbert lnb baburf has t5rpetl?6e @Ietbs
sert4t berfteut, has i4 burh bic 8pna6me Der erdfte
Geseu RterenletDen, Rbeumattsmus, Neuralaie unb
ais abpcbr 9e9en beatnnerbe cber ptebertebrenbe 9Ra,
larta bat pte5e MebiStn niht TIRES @Iei&en. Dreimal
tdsIia Elm Deinslas ppa.
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Grlau9t eimeu @eltruf:

(GpunciI Bluffs, Soipa, NonpareiD.
Chamberlain Mebicin COMPANY bon
SEES Woines, 1T cine Sn1titution
Somas, auf mel6e bic 8emobnsr bes
States nit Stol3 bliden. CHAMBER
lains 9uften 9eilmittel bat einen nos
tionalen &uf erlangt urb 1T ni9t nur
in iebem 9auie bes Staates, lonbern
bes gansen sroBen @efens gu finben.
Sem Wertb 1T in allen 9beilen Mmes
rifas feft etablirt. gu baben in San
Nntonio in ben Npotbefen BON s. Salt
eDer & Son, Doubling & Gloob, s. 8.
Sod, q. SreiB, $. S9u9arbt, sc. @oe
ben & g., S. 8. 9arriion unb Salt
eper & S6u1ar6.
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.,0ut duS5ehen1.

DaS yeut ausfetsn" bdnst nidt Bios BON Der 5auts
iunben 8uitaube Der tnneren Srsane as. ST BITE eeber
%nntbdtts, bann fiebt man 9elb unb sauts aus, 1T Der
Wasen In nnerenuns, bann febt man bpspsptiih
srdmIi4 unb psrbrtebttd aus. Gorge fur quite @es
%iunbbeit, bann ptrf Dn rsut ausieben". electric
8ttters tn oas srcBe 9etlmtttel, has ~anreseub uub bes
Iebene ouf Bite tnneren Srsane einptrtt. Ga ~rertretbt
,usletf Gnsf&ldse, @ei6phre, Sie&ten unb lpnfise
nnretntSistten Der Saut, uub psri8afft etneH reinen
2etnt. gu baben tn ber Gpptbete ren Nbotpb DreiB,
Ibcmpicu & &c. so Gents bic blaiHe.
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@ams u nt5puft.

Iae, pel4e Or. Sings rGeue Gntbeduns" sebraudt
baben, fennen ibren Wertb, nnb BITE, pelGe has Bis
lest nod nt4t Setban baben, t5nnen lest gang um5pnft
etnen 9eriu4 bamit anitenen. Man ren6e i@ an Die
unten a~nge3etste agstbfte unb laFe fa eiae probeHaz
zoe gratis Seben. W.an ieube ietnen Namen unb 5eine
NpreIe etn an. 8. 6. 8udlen & 60. tn Gttcasp unb
man iptrb cine probez S4aatel BON 1r. atnss @euen
Sebenszptaen~ foftenfret s~useianbt ~erbalten, iowie elm
GSgen,plar pes g@eiunbbeitS :GhbrerS unb Der 2ebensz
Ne9eln". WueS has wtro f4er BON Rusen fur STE
lstn, c5ne Sbnen Rotten gu peruriaaen. Gan anteniO
Drug Company
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Die mttise amtwort zines sol>

baten, benz gla9er i'm Nameu bes
9oniss oaS eiierne Sreu3 iiberrei6en
loate, mad)te einit ben 8eriu9 bes
Waridal Sorparts, i'm gu reden,
ponis gu ni6te. sd bin beuoumdds
tist,A ia9te 9lii6er, Der germ einen
Sder3 ma6te, Dir, mein Sobn, buns
bert 2baler anitatt oeS &reu5es gu offes
riren.A v@ie piel lit oas Sreuj
mertb ?" fraste Der Soloat. nDrei
2baler." : p@ut beun, @rcelen3 !; iG
lperoe oaS &reu3 NIB iiebenunbueunsi9
9baler nebmen." 8lihet war ic
iberraidt our9 Die Sdlagiertisfeit
bteier Intwort, 6a6 CT Dem Mtann bei>
oes CAB, ben Sroen uno bas @eto.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-10
Sudleus Mrutca galbe.

Dt. beRe Sable Der Welt far e6nttt., A~uetf8un.
aeiprunsen. Sduse, Erpfbeuien unb aue Sauttranf.
betteu; furtrf Sdmorrbotben cher tetne SesobIuns.
@baise 9ufrtebenbett saranttrt pber has GeIb wtrh
In ausn apotbetsn. Mhplpb Gretb, GbpmpfOu & Co.,
Wtoleiales
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-10

Die nSSreie |refie" 1T autoriirt, Germ S oe
McMIltter ais &anbibat fir bas gn,t els
mes Nlberm1nsatslarse a~n3ufiinbtsen.
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Bir finb autorifirt, Serrn @eor9t
9nIInig ais &anbibaten fur bas lint els
nes Ilbermansat large anaufiinbisen.
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8ir finb autoriiirt, Germ Senre Gls
menborf als &anbibat fir bas @mt zines
albermansatslarse on3ufinbigeu.
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s ur Mffeffpr.

8ir iinb autoriitrt, Germ S c. @eber
ais &anoibat fir bas Amt bes Aifeiors
an3utinbieen.
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Nir iinb autoriiirt, Serrn George
Stnmberg ais aanbibaten fir baS amt
etnes Iloermansotslarse anaufinbisen.
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Sir @itDzG oIIeftor.

@t, iinb autctiiirt. GERM u. s. Sod.
M o Oh ala &ambipat fir bas grnt bes itdttis
ihen Solicitors a~n3ufiinbigen.
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Sic etm5tse tas1ih ihe Ell
bemtfhe 3eitnns lit geras.

Sic vSreie @refie fir 9esas" bat
npm alien bemtib : teganiiben 3eitun=
gen bic gr1kte Mbpnnentemsabl.
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Sir Gtabts q

Wir iinb autpriiirt, 9errn Robert 81.
8reen ais &anbibaten fir baS Mnt bes
Stabt: &nwaIteS ansufiinbigsn.
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Wep. eplpamms Cane

BON Der Cincinnati 80. 6. &onferen3
iagt: @ir baben felt Sabren lit un=
ferer aus flint Mitgliebern beitebenben
Gamilie 9oobs SariapariIa gebrau6t
unb finben, baB es genau bas leiltet,
mas Deripro6ea pirb.
&opbs 9iflem furiren 2eberfranfz
hpitpn
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Sir MIbermara t-large.

s ir Ilbermartat -large.
asir finb autoriiirt, Germ semrs 81.
menborf ais &anbibat fir bas Mrnt zines
albermansatsIarse an3utinbiseu.
Die rSreie @refe" 1T autorifirt, Serrm s o
WcNlltter ais &anbibat fir bas Mrnt els
mes Mloerm1nsatslarge an3uflnbi9en.
@ir iinb autorifirt, Serrm @eoree
DuIInis ais &anbibaten fur bas Art els
nes Ilbermansat.lo anaufinbisen.
@ir 1tnb outorifirt, Serrn @eorae
9 II ser ais &anbibaten fir baS Amt
zines MSermansatIarse araufinbisen.
@ir finb autoriitrt, Serrn @b. RptuIa
als &ambibaten fir bas Mmt zines Mbernans
atslarge an5ufinbigen.
Jhr Mlbermanb Der 5. Marb.
8ir itnb autoriiirt, 9errn @ nj. SSfIina
:. als Ranbtbat fur @iebererpdblung fIr
oas Mtnt bes alderman Der famften
Warb an5ufiinbigen.
Sur MIbermanb Der 6. Marb.
Gtr 1tno autDrt1trt, 0errn Senrb Sims
berger ais aanbibat fir bas Nntt bes MI=
herman Der 6. @arb anautanbisen.
Die yTreie preie~ lit autorifirt, Serrn
Wm. @ttI als &anbibat fir bas 9lnnt bes
MISerman Der 6. 8arb ansufinbigen.
SIR Mlbermanb Ser Z. Marb.
Die r6reie Nreife1 1T autoriirt, Serrn
Albert Herih aIs &anbibat fir bic
@tebermabl ais alderman Der 7. @arb
an3useigen.
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8tr finb autoriftrt, Serrn @b. RptuIa
als Ranbtbaten fiir bas 9lnt zines Mbermans
~at.larse ansufiinbisen.
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& U ubitpr.

@ir finb antoriiirt, Serrn u. So. Cohen
ais 8anbibat fur Dieber!pabI fit bas atnt bes
auditors an3ufiinbteen.
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s Ii M a b

GuI Viagpl.8
Sa arlse Der Nnforberuns 3ohlreider 8iirs
ger finbi8e id mid hermit ala Ranbtbat fir
Dos Nnlt beS MaborS Der Stabt Sun Mntrnio
an. Nenn erpdbIt, perbe i'd ttein BeiteS
tbun. Der Stabt cine fortidrittliHe unb 0tOs
apmiIhe geIpaltnng gu geben.
8eorae YafdaI.
Die .Greie Yrehe" 1T autorifirt, an3ufins
bisen, bab Cart. HbiL. Sbarbein als
8anoieat fir bas Mrtt res @apprs bon San
9ntonio a~uftritt.
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9as anti Sting sidet.
9a8 Greemttp-3 Dmite ieGt Bite fpIaenoe
Cite BET 8auntoateu tpr.

9as grecutips &pmite Der Mnti= 3ings
Organization bat bas folgenbe 9idet
aufammenseftelt unb unterbreitet bass.
felbe ben Wdblern Der @tabt @an Mns
tonic. Sic Biirser, bererl Nanen auf
Dem Sidet eri6einen, finb 10 gut, pie
fie ttlr gefunben tperben fpnnttn. sic
finb feine 5rembe i'm bteiigen Benteirts
meien un6 bebiirfen feiner befonberen
g%infabrung.
9lnti $ Sting 9idet:
Mapor-pbil @bar6ein.
&oleftor-N. $. 2odmpob.
Nfefor-Safob Weber.
Mubitor-M. M. Cohen.
s6abmeifer-Jerb. 9erff If.
&eeorber-S. 81. 9ebine.
Acknowledgment 9. Green.
Mlbermen atslarge-@eo. Dullnig,
SEQ. @tumberg, @b. &otulla, Soc
l. Warb-gbas. Sbiner.
2. Marb-Sos. Morin.
3. Marb-@bas. q. g.. Campbell.
4. Marb-g. 8iIemain.
5. Warb-@m. Serpel.
6. Warb-Mm. Mi1.
Z. Marb-Mlbert 9eri6.
8. @ar6-@mil Higsli.
SIN @uftrag:
9as aomtte.
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Sur 5tabtsS 6aBmeiter
Die vSreie 9reHe~ 1T autoriiirt, Germ
Gerbinanb 9erff ir. als Ranbioat fur
Sic @iebertuabl gum ftaotii@en S6atmsiiter
an;ufunbisen.
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@ir iinb autpri1trt, 9errn @bmarb 81 i.
5he els 8anbibat fir @ieberertpdbluna fur
bas Mmt bes ftdptii4en Solicitors ansnfiins
Nineu
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Ser 1lnterseidnete tiinbist ii1 bietmit ais
Raubibat fir baS 9lmt beS Gitb : Collectors
an. @r slaubt burh feline Ianeiabrise Ser,
binbuns nit bteiem Mmte als Aiiiitent bes
@itp /. Collectors ppuauf fir baiielbe befdbiat
gu isin nnb periprt1t, baiieIbe i'm Snterefe
Der Ssabt unb Der Steuer3obler pertpaIten su
ioollen. 8. 6. &Itefotb.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-04-29
Notice Of sale of school bonds.

The trustees of Schoo! District No. I. of Gus
ter county. State of Montana. hereby give notice
that they will receive bids until l. o'clock noon
Of the 18th day Of May. 1Ng3. for the sale of Ten
Thousand Dollars (S1r.h.laI of the bonds Of the
said school district said bidsto be addressed to
the undersigned at Mile City, Montana, and to
be endorsed Proposals for Bonds. The said
bonds to be of the denomination of Five Hundred
Dollars $4,000 each and to bear interest at the
rate of Fix 90 Der cent per annum. payable
semi.annually. The bund- to matur" in 1893,
The Board at Trustees Gf said school district re.
serve til" right 20 pay any or all of said bonds
at any time after live 90 years and pres iots to
ten tlut years from the date of issue.
BN order Of the Board of Trustees of School
District No. /. Of Custer County, Montana.
GLa. ". hLIERToN,
Clerk of tile Board.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-04-29
NYE In SANTA CLAUS.
HE SAYS ~: is UNTITLED FOR THE
LIFE OF A MONK.

The Lady Who was Anxious to See a Dog,
Which Recalls an Incident In Williams
Paris Career Eating y TOmale-HOw
Walton Was Saved.
Copyright, 1888, hy Edgar W. Nye.l
SANTA CLAUS, Cal, April.
The old missions of California are Il
great treat. | have visited a number of
them. AT first thought they were buii.
and operated for the entertainment Of
excursionists, but | o find that they
are genuine and do much good.
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LEO'S ALLOCATE.
Monsignor Satolli Comes
to This City.
LATIN AND RUSSIAN UNION.
Points of Contact and of Divergence
in Dogma and Discipline Between
the Two Communions.

Monsignor Satolli. the personal repre-
sentative of the Pope in America. is the
guest of Archbishop Riordan in this city.
He arrived yesterday from Oregon and
was driven to the Archbishop's residence
on Eddy street.
The distinguished prelate was accom-
panied in his journey across the continent
by Most Rev. T. l.. Grace, formerly Arch
bishop of st. Paul; Rev. DR.. 7. O'Gorman,
Rev. DR.. II. ShahaD, Rev. DR.. E. Pace and
Rev. DR.. Grammar. all of whom are emf
nent professors in the Catholic University
in Washington.
The party was met at the ferry depot by
local priests and taken to the diocesan
house and the Archbishop's home. The
halls were decorated with flowers, and
what first met the eyes of the visiting
Ablegate was an arch of yellow blossoms
the papal color-bearing the word "Wel-
come"
In the afternoon Monsignor Satolli and
his travelling companions drove through
Golden Gate Park and out to the Cliff
House and ocean beach. After traversing
the continent and moving about inces-
sanity for many days the quiet seclusion Of
the park was a restful change. The mag
ficent panorama of mountains, shores
and ililmitable waves as seen from the
cliffs delighted the priests and prelates.
The MonSignor was enraptured with the
sight and returned from the western
shore very deeply impressed with its beau
ties.
DIR. O'Gorman is spokesman for the
party. and very able one at that. He is
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MONSIGNOR SATOLLI.

procession of the Holy Ghost from the
Father and the Son. The Greeks have
preserved the other doctrines very faith
fully, though they differ in liturgy and
discipline. We have shortened the mass
considerably, while they still adhere to
the early forms. But in questions OF faith
there are only two differeu ces."
ID. j. Camarinos, the Greek Consul, de-
clared that his people could hardly be in-
duced to leave their old orthodox belief,
even if the bishops gave their allegiance
to Rome. But as he had not given the
question very serious consideration be de-
clined for obvious to discuss it.
The Russian bishop is in Chicago with
Father Sebastian. and The priest remain
ing did not understand English sufficiently
to speak about the question.
Under he heading of the Greek church
is included all those Christians VINO. be-
ing separated from the communion of the
Pope, acknow edge the primacy of the Pa
triarch of COnslantinople. Once the Greek
churches were in full communion with the
Holy See. AS early as the ninth century
the schism began when Ignatius, monk
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-06
PERSONAL NOTES.

Baron Miske of Hungary is at thu
Palace.
DR.. E. W. Biddle of Healdsburg is at th'
Lick House.
E. Dowd, Monterey capitalist, is stop
ping at the Lick.
w. Sturley, 2 umber-dealer Of Rec
Buff. is at the Grand.
DR.. A. E. Osturne of Glen Ellen II
registered at the Grand.
A. Jacobs, prominent merchant o.
MERGED. is ut the Lick House.
A. E. Averett. capitalist of San Jose
is registered at the Lick House.
j. W. Ferguson. editor of the Daily
Expositor OF Fresno. is at the Grand.
J. S. McMaster. the well-known politi.
clan Of Sacramento, is at the Baldwin.
A. NJ. BOggS, prominent capitalist Of
Riverside County. is at the Russ House.
81. Morgan Hill and Clarence Urmy Of
San Jose are registered at the California.
DR.. &. E. Sussidorff and wife of Los
Gatos are registered at the Palace Hotel.
K. T. Hedrick. wealthy lumber mer.
chant Of Portland, Or, is at the Baldwin.
A. d. Wood, interested in copper mines
in Michigan, Is at the Palace Hotel from
Detroit.
Jay Z. Hunter, lawyer of Los Angeles,
we'll known throughout the State, is at the
Occidental.
w. K. Seago, a wealthy Louisiana cotton
PLANTER, is registered at the Baldwin from
New Orleans.
Dr. a. j. Doty, prominent physician
of Chicago. Is visiting In the city. He Is
at the Baldwin.
F. l.. and Mrs.. J. c. Morong, family of
Commandant Morong, U. s. n, are guests
at the P)easanton.
William S. Edwards. one Of Calico's
leading merchants, is at the Occidental
Hotel with his family.
j. V. Zalle, merchant of Richmond,
Va. and we'll known on this coast, is reg
istered at the Baldwin.
c. Fl. Phillips of San Luis Obispo Is at
the Palace. Mr.. Phillips is a banker and
largely interested in real estate.
The Secretary of the Treasury has ap-
proved the appointments of Custom house
inspectors made by Collector WISE
II. E. Mitchell and wife of Portland, Or,
are stopping at the Palace. Mr.. Mitchell
is son of Senator Mitchell of Oregon.
William Mitchell Inns. president of the
English colony ut Auburn. Placer County,
is stopping for a few days at the Grand
Hotel
c. Beuce Lowe. newspaper man of
Sydney. New South Wales. arrived in the
city yesterday and is stopping at the Cali
fornia Hotel.
Mrs. j. e. c. Newton. Miss Ruth New
ton and Miss N. B. Gaines are mission
aries who returned yesterday from Kobe
and Huoshima, japan.
K. A. Doxey of Manchester, England. a
brother of William Doxey. prominent
book.dealer OF this city, is visiting relatives
here. He is at the Palace.
j.. X. Armsby. a large fruit-dealer of
chicago, returned yesterday to this city
alter an extended trip through China and
Japan. He is at the Palace.
George w. Cone, manager for Houghton,
Mfflin & Co., book-pu bIishers of Chicago.
left last night for Portland after few
days stay at the Lick House.