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The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-12-01

Boston, Mass.
Gentlemen-Too much cannot be said of the
little Camera. l have more than Il dozen pic
lures and have had but one bad one and
that was my own fault. Since ! have had your
Camera | have had it with me on my wheel
wherever | 90. and ii is a little gem. Ii | could
not get another l would not lake 5000 for it.
Very truly yours,
tslgnedl VI. s. kALuRT.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-12-01

X. of =. Crusader Lodge No. 7. meets a, Ode
Fellows hall ON the first and third Thursdays oi
the month.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-12-01

s. of Y. Col. f.. Butler Camp. Nc. 1, meets til
second and fourth Saturdays of eacn month.
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A. q. u. w. Tongue River Lodge No. b. II e,ts
on the I'd and 4th Thursdays OF each month.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-12-01
Is the Latest and Most Wonderful
Invention in Photography.
THE PREMIUM CAMERA

b made and finished in the best manner. With
polished cherry case, and hae an achromAtic
ems which is set to take pictures ~ any dis
lance from eight feet up. and 10 self-focusing.
Full Directions are sent in . little book
With each Camera. The Premium Camera 10
sent already loaded, and extra cartridges can
Be ordered from the factory uhe address Is
given with the Camera) at 60 cents each, post
Age 3 cents extra.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-12-01

0R. E. +. FISH,
PHYSICIAN SURGEON AND OBsTETRIcIAN.
fArat, Wundarzt ind Geburtshelfer) Office at
W. L. Sayages' Drug Store.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-12-01

+AAN
1ut her whole life.-New York Times.
PREMIUMS
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SIZE. So Z ~ Z ~ INcaEA
THE
PREMIUM CAMERA
Is the Latest and Most Wonderful
Invention In Photography.
With this Camera any man. woman or child
can take pictures Of anybody or anything
equal to the work of any SIS Camera In the
world.
No dark room or practice is necessary, - the
Gamer can be loaded In broad daylight by
merely dropping in . light-proof film cartridge.
and these cartridges can be sent by mail to the
factory or taken to any photo goods dealer or
photographer to have the pictures finished. or
you can finish them yourself.
THE PREMIUM CAMERA
z made and finished IN the best manner. With
ems which is set to take pictures - any dis
lance from eight feet up. and 10 self-focusine.
Full Directions are sent in . little book
With each Camera The Premium Camera 10
sent already loaded and extra cartridges can
Be ordered from the factory 1.-THE address Is
given with the Camera) at 60 cents each, post
go 3 cents extra
Our Terms for this Camera are as fol.
lows:
We will give one OF the... Cameras already
loaded for immediate use FREE to any one
sending US - new paid-up yearly subscriptions
to this paper. or for ~ new paid-up yearly sub
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can buy q Camera for only 5000. Sent pre-
paid for 70 cents additional. whether Is q
premium or purchase.
As an evidence of real merit we would state
that ii Is the Camera used by the artists and
reporters Of one of the largest New York morn
ing papers in making all the local views that
are reproduced in its columns.
The following testimonials to the manufac-
furers speak volumes for this wonderful little
instrument:
TESTIMONIALS.
Abilene, Texas.
Gentlenlen-My Camera continues to give
entire satisfaction. | am Obtaining excellent
results. Very truly yours.
tsignedJ W. F. BATTER
Austin. Texas.
Sirs-Haye made several fine negatives with
your Camera and think it about as good as any
instantaneous Instrument ! have ever used.
Truly yours.
tSigned) c. w. BARTHOLOMEW
Boston, Mass.
Gentlemen-Too much cannot be said of the
little Camera. l have more than IL dozen pic
lures and have had but one bad one and
that was my own fault. Since ! have had your
Camera | have had it with me on my wheel
wherever | 90. and ii is a little gem. Ii | could
not get another l would not lake 5000 for it.
Very truly yours,
tsignedl NJ. S. KALuRT.
Brooklyn. y. Y.
Gentlemen-I think the Camera is great,
car, turn out just Il, good work with il as | can
with EastElaH's Kodak Of same size. which
sells Tor S3tt1 III some Places. am II prufcs-
sionai pAotograp her and know a little about il.
lour5 truly.
signedl FRANK G. sorIER.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-12-01

ALDERMEN.
First Ward-H. W. McIntire. y. p. SorrensoI
Second Ward-Thos. Glib ". II. Billiard.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-24
Yelaub Gin 8irser bon 8uffalu,
q. o., gesen cine 8abn9e=
ielidaft,
@el&t lid Ginsriite in ieine Gigen=
tbumsredte erlaubt
bate.
Or bielt 10 idarf Wadt, baB bic 8abn=
leute ben Haf;ug al=
trater.

Cine Depe1&e aus Buffalo, e.
g., bonn Is. Muguft melbet:
Dennis McGartbp fat bic Central
@tienba6n init elmer Mrt in bic 5lu@t
ael4(agen. Dennis pubnt in Der erz
ten Warb unb beitbt Elm Stiid 2anb,
bus an .bas Isl ienbabngelei1e ft0bt.
Gr be1hulbigt nun bic 8ubn, cine III
ret Mei4en auf ber @de ieines @runbz
itiides gelegt gu 6aben. Nm Sonntag
iteute er Elm @ebGube an ber betrefz
fenben @de 10 bibt an Der @ren5e 1etz
res 2anbes auf, baB awiiden benz
6auie unb ben @elei1en taum etne
6anb brett Maum blieb. Mls bic ST.
ienbubnleute faben, Dab bas @ebaube
ben 8abnpertebr 6emmte, eri4tenen Vie
nit !6<bei1 len unb riidten bas @ebGube
mebrere SUB 5uriid. Mo@artbD bolte
Elm paar 2eute unb bra4te nit tbrer
Sill e bas @ebGube mteber an bic
duBerfte @ren3e. Superintendent
@oTtter lieb bann cine &angirlocomoz
tipe nebmen unb 10 lamge 9egen bas
@ebdube fa9ren, bis es bsinabe GER
triimmert mar. Dies bro@te Dennis
10 in 9arnii@, baB ct }t4 NIT elmer
Dirt auf benz @eleiie aufiteQte unb
ner1pra9, benz eriten, Der mteoer &c:
aer1 1ein 9aus rannte, ben S4doll
ein3uI@lagen. Die Ppli3et tpurbe
uufaeforbert, benz Manne bic Dirt pegz
3unebmen, aber Capt. Malib rietb ben
&iienba9nleuten, ii@ ntdt an frembem
@igentbum gu per9reifen, uno bann
qGbe es feinen @treit. Dennis febte
it9 aber por fem 9aus unb bielt bort
init BET Mrt Ma@e. @eitern Morgen
lieB er bas 9aus NIT 8alten ftemz
men, 10 baB es nt4t meggei&oben perz
ben tpnnte, o6ne gGn3li4 5er1t0rt gu
perben, unb bann crit legte er bic @rt
tpe9, bic ct fa1t "a Stunben in 9dnz
ben 9e6alten bate. superintendent
@o7iter iagte, bic Mngelegenbeit peroe
i'm @eri9t gei9lihtet perben. Die
@e(eiie 1eten ben amtliden Mehungen
qemGb gelegt. Mm Na4mittag aber
be1annen fi@ bic @iienbabnleute etnes
8eferen unb lieben bic Mei@e aufz
reiBen unb bon McGartbps 2ano entz
fernt tpieber auf5tellen. Mc@artbp
iubelt iiber ben @rfolg, beabii@ttgt
aber bic 8abn tpegen 3ertriimmerung
1etnes i9au1 les gu bertla9en.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-24
MnaerifantS6c &aticr.

@eit ben 3eiten beg Columbus ia
ben iieben MGnner in ber reuen Melt
cine &at1 ertrone getragen, uno 5par
{Gmmtli& in I'M erem Sabrbunoert.
&etner BON ibnen lit auf ieinem Sbron
geitorben. Drei bon tbnen tparen See
ger, nGmlt& Defalines, ber BON Der
a rttanti9en @olbtiite als @tlabe
na4 Mnterifa gelangt mar uno am 8.
DECEMBER 1904 1t9 als Satob ber @rz
its gum Sail Ter BON 9apti tr0nen lteb,
ON II. Ottober 1906 abe1 i4on unter
ben @Gbelbtsben einigen 8erf4porenen
enbete; ferner Gbrii topbe, Der unter
benz Namen 9etnri@ bet @rite, neun
Sabre regterte, bis ct am 8. Sttober
1920, BON Geinben umbrdngt, in Der
Wer3meiFung CUR piitole 9rif unb ii&
ie(bit cine Rugel bur9 ben Ropf 19oB;
enblib @oulouque, nel&er i'm Sabre
1849 fi@ gum &ai1er @apti's emporz
19pang unb als 6auitin Der @rite
3ebn Sabre iber Shmar3e un0 Metbe
nit glet9er @rau iamtett berr19te, Bis
man ben mitberi& nad : amaita per<
trieb. Muf Merttos S5ron, mel&en
big gu ben Sagen bes &onquiitaooren
&orte3 etnge6prene Scatter inne gebabt
batten, iaBen ieitbem 5pei Scatter, be-
rem Gtner, Muguitin Der @rite, elm Ibz
tDmmling Der tn0ianii4e Ra11e mar.
Der Mnbere mar Der ungliidli4e Maz
rimiltan. 8eibe 1tarben ben Sob am
@anbbaufen. Ser ie4ite unb Der iiez
bente unter ben ameritani14e &at1ern
paren bic betoen Wdnner, mel&e als
Dom pebro Der @rit E unb Dom pebro
Der 3meite 10 laage ben Sbron 8raz
1tliens inne batten, BON benz Sage an,
ba 8raitlien aus elmer portugteiti4en
prootn3 Elm ielbitltdnoiges &et4 gez
porben. Dom pebro oer @rte oantz
te infolee elmer Repolution i'm Sabre
1881 al unb manote ii& na@E ieinem
| 6eimot6lanbs Portugal, tpel9es be-
fanntli6 audi bas &eiie5iel bes iie6enz
ten unb mabr1@einli& leBten america
nil en &ui lers-Oom peoro Der
3meite, Der in europa itarb, gene en-
1T.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-24
Gin Sueem"tret1 Orteort@ II.

Mls Triebri4 ber 3meite in Rbeinsz
berg mpbnte, murbe ct glet95ettla
Rommanbeur Der in NeuzRuppin garz
ni1pnirenben @olbaten. 8et elmer
Sn1peetion Der Sruppen ipobnte ct benz
@%ottesbienl tie Bel, fant ii4 iebo4 bur9
bic prebigt bes @ei1tli9en penig erz
buut. Beim Mittagei1en er14ien, tpte
es beim frii6eren &ommanoanten lib
li4 gemei en-, ber @ei5t1i4e ungetaoen,
poriiber ber &%ronprin3 iia 1ebr mum
berte unb linn 8ei9ei0 ertbetlen lteb,
tinfttg er]t na& erfolgter @tnlaoung
au er{@einen. 9a lebtere aber ME
erfolgte, 10 fling Der @ettlt@e in ietnen
prebigten an gu iti&eln uno nannte
Triebri9 einen 9ero0es, ber bic Sohz
ter Der 9erooias, bes &onigs Soloaz
ten, por ii4 tan5en lieb, babel aber
qeleqentli9 i'm. als einen Sobannes,
gu ent6aupten gebd4te etc. etc. Mls
6riebri@ bies erfubr, nubm er einen
SFtcier init ii4, beioe permummt uno
NIT @ateten per1eben, unb gtng UNI
Mitternadt CUR mo5nung beg preotz
gers. Ser Sff5ier brudte bic SEN
iteri4ei6e bes @4laf3immers Elm, lieb
etne brennenbe Hafete in bic @tube
fliegen unb 1tedte 1ein i4eubli9 bemalz
teS @eli9t 9inetn. @ntiebt fprangen
BET @eiitli4e unb feline 5rou aug benz
@ette, fanben jeoo4 Dor 8erptrrung
fetnen Mustpeg. Me6rere Rateten
nDtbigten enblid oas @bepaar, bur4
bas 9offenlt tier oas Weite gu 1uhen.
MQein unter benz SEM ter mar eire NIT
MaKer angefii1te 9iingergrube, in
mel9e 8eibe binein1prangen. unbez
fleioet, tootenb!e:h unb taum Dor
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-24
9luerlet bon Der Notwithstanding

9as Mobel bes @9abamtes in
Mui6ington, bergtftellt aus @ouDenirz
9albbplars, 1T jebt bolenoet unb BILL
Bet inn @ermaltungsgebdube. ben Sc
9en1tanb grDbter 8epunoerung, belonz
6ers Der Qeute BON 2anbe. Das Moz
ben 1T 10 SUB lang unb 9 1i2 Sub
melt unb bat eine 91be bon 40 SUB.
Seber 8e1u9er perfu@t bic Mnaabl Der
3ur @srpenbung getommenen @elbz
1tiide 3u erratben unb bic S4Gbungen
buiiren 3pii9en $4,000 unb 100000.
Die Direttoren beab5t@ttgen, 3mei ober
bret preiie fir bic >bei ten @atber aus
au ieben, unb 3,par ion Der erite Preis
in einem @uti onpab, Der 3tpeite in Ell
net @elbi umme BON $10O unb Der leBz
te in $50 beiteben.
Das MegierungsgebGube DON 60
lumbia tpurbe bur4 etne Reoe bes
MusitenungstommiHdrs otefer 1uoamez
rttanti&en @epubltt, 1utpie bur& @orz
trGqe bes Manbolinen>O r@eiters bon
8iliii eingepetbt.- Sn 2abp @beroeens
iri5&em 5orfe 1purbe Elm pretszStgz
tang peranitaltet. 9s preiie paren
elm flberner 8e9er, elm photographic
rabmen unb Elm @trei9bol3etut.-nnz
ter Mufi9t bon 0ieutenant g. W.
MenB, benz Setter ber 8unoesaus1 tel
lung fir &iiitenausmeiung, tperben
iebt tGqli@ bon 3ebn Big fiinf ubr Musz
mehun9en mittelf It bes 9ampfers
v8late" iibli9 bonn Raitno porgenomz
men.- 9s @orbereitungen fir ben
Dferrei@H9>ungarti 4en Sag, Der be-
tanntli@ auf ben 18. Muguf fe}tgeleBt
lit, MAIDEN quite Torti@rttte. Man
re&net bereits auf cine 8etbeiligung
BON SO, 1000 Sei terrei4ern uno ungarn
aug G6icago an ben Teitli&teiten, uno
ertpartet auberbem etnen groben 3uz
from bon 2unbsleuten aus allen
Staaten bes 2anbes.-Nuf Der @alez
tie i'm Snbwitriepalait, S%ransportmttz
telqebGllbe unb MderbaugebGube tonz
a~ertiren felt &ur5em tdglt& Muitttaz
pelen, hauptid@lt4 INN bas publttum
gu antmtren, bic Biz ieBt fart pernaAz
lGi1iqter @aQerien NIT ibren ret4en
Musl tenungsgruppen etpas mebr gu
patroniii ren.- Sn ben &uinen ber @isz
fabrit funb man etnen rotbieibenen 9az
mennrumpf, iopie elm @tiid @eioenz
aeuq pon einem &letoe. Man 1T gez
neiat, baraus ben S91ub gu 5ieben,
bab cine %unbetannte Trau ibren Sob
in ben 6lammen fanb; boa fe9lt gu
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-24
@citere Musaben iber baS neulide
l1nsliid int &ieler g
9afen.
Sm Yoitamte III Spanoau gean9t
ciac 0S4cumcIdiac Jur Ct:
plpiiun.
Gin iueialiliider bairiidcr 2icute>
:uant 9erietb in Sdmuliz
tGtcn.

QOle usIuglIIuYtI JtuIl.-l: Ile W.
1agen, 1T bas 1ngliid i'm Riser 9afen.
benz auf benz Panaeri4iffe "9aoen"
atpei Gieutenants unb me6rere Mann
Der 8eoienung gum 0pfer felen,
baour& b~erbeisefii6rt moroen, oab bic
@ranate in benz Ro6r iteden blieb.
9ierbur4 murben, ba bic puloergaie
ii@ 2uft i@affen mubten, ein5elne
@er1@luBtkile binten beraus getriez
ben, pelde bann bic @erlebungen berz
beifi6rten. Cine iebr 19mierise @a4e
mar bic @%ntfernung ber f~eitiiBenben
@ranate aus benz @obr. 3uerit muir
be, Tim peiteren @erlebun9en betm
etpaigen plaben bes @b9res BON 2euz
ten unb S@.ff por3ubeugen, bafelbe
BON alien Seiten nit fi@eren Sanbz
idden umgeben, bteie nit einem umz
bau bon et@enen Planten in i6rer
Gage f~eitsebalten unb bas @an5e NIT
@teinen bei9mert. Damn purbe eine
i4md@ere Pulnerlaoung als 9etpobn=
li4 eingelaben unb init elmer e%lettri=
19en 8atterie in @erbinbuns gebra@t.
9terauf bampfte bic r8aoen" in Sc
unb es muroe a%bgefeuert. Mber bic
@ranate cling muir Elm paar 3oq por.
Der 5meite @@ub NIT elmer itdrteren
2abung bate Dafelbe &eiultat uao
besbalb muBte gum britten @4ub cine
boue 2abung genommen meroen. Iorz
li@tsbalber TRANSPORTING man ba5
@e1@iiB aus benz 16urm, auf bas Ded
unb feuerte nun ob, purauf enolt6
bic @ranate in bic See 9ing.
Muf benz po itumt in @paabau
murbe elm padet etnseliefert, pel9es
ben poitbeamten per6G4tig eri@ien.
I'm Elm ungliid gu perbiten, m,coe
es por1i9tig in etnen nit WaHer &C.
fiiuten elmer getban. DIS oann fpd=
ter Elm poitbeamter ben @eriud :9ab=
te, bic umbuQung gu e%ntfernen, trz
folste eine @rploiion, bur4 b@@: ter
8eamte 3u 8oben ge14leuoert uno LIE
Genlter 3ertriimnert purosn. Pr
8eamte fam slIdli4erpeile NIT serirz
gen @%erlebungen bapon. Die elnNz
leitete unterlu4ung epgab, tcB oec
bis npr Rur3em in elmer Der Mtlltdi:
pert itdtten bei9aftigt gepe1 enc Mrbstz
ter pitocsti ieinem bamaligen Noreez
1eBten @@mart, auf beien 8etr:!ben er
entlanen tporoen mar, bic 9DQen:naz
19ine batte 3ulenoen poQen.
Ser baperii@e @etonbez2ieul:nant
Mubolf 9offmeiiter bonn Is. Snfanz
teriez @egiment prin5 @uotpig y>roiz
nanb in 2an0au murbe por etn;Jen
Monaten, pie I. 3. 9emelott, tpegen
offentunbiger 9inneigung 5ur @o3ialz
oemotratte unb tpegen perluhter
Propaganba fir bic 1o5ialbemotratiz
59en 2e9ren unter benz Sfft3tersz
torps bonn Dien1te iuspenbirt unb
Dor elm &riegsgeri@t geiteut. 9ieier
Sage ma9te ct nun auf benz Wur5z
burger 8a6nbofe einen Tluhtperz
iu9, murbe aber aufgegriffen unb
unter fi&erer @eoedung IN ben tbm
5ugepieienen @trafaufentbalt uber=
fiihrt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-24
: Grfahrene 6opfenaii6ter an

- @rfabrene @opfen3i&ter an Der
pacifif4en Settle re@nen fir bieles
Sabr auf eine 9ur6i4nittsernte BON
1000 pfunb per Older. @as 1T cine
seringe @rnte inn @erglei4 gu friibes
rem sSa6ren, mo man auf 1000 pfunb
per Older gu redbneu pflegte. Die Be-
14affenbeit bes 9opfens wirb aber IN
bie1em Sabre aler Wabrl4einli@teit
na@ cine iebr quite iein, uno oa IN
Qemis, Oatima, M6atcom uno @tagit
in Wa1binston piele neue 9opfenz
pflan5ungen angelegt poroen iino,
mirb bic sc lammternte in bic em Subz
re an Quantitdt ni9t piel 6inter ben
@rnten frii6erer Sabre 5uridite6en.
0iel elben @erbGltniiie liegen audi in
Sregon unb Cali ornien por, pG6renb
bic 9opfenpflanaen in Deut1@lanb
unb England 10 unter Der 9iirre gu
eiben batten, bab man bort nur cine
balbe @rnte BON mtttelmdbtger Be-
i9affenbeit ermartet. Die 9opfenz
preile tpsrben baber le9r bebeutenb 1tetz
gen, uber leiber perben biele UNI erer
9opfenau4ter bes leioigen @elbmanz
gels pegen ge5pun9en iein, nit ben
Sop en6dnblern &ieferungscontratte
gu berbdltnibmdbig niebrigen preiien
ab5u19lieben. Nur bic finan5teq UNI
.ab6dngig %baitebenben 9opfenoi&ter
perben in Der Gage fem, NIT benz 8erz
fauf bes 9opfens gu marten, big bic
in 1i4erer Musii@t ite6enbe Pretsfeiz
gerung eingetreten iit. Mitte 6es
Monats pirb nit benz 9opfenpfliden
begonnen tperben, ipobei Sauienbe port
per1 omen cine eintrdgli9e unb babel
ungene6me 8ef&dftigung erbaltem
tperben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-24

@@mub tennbar. fanben ite beim
Na4bar, ber nidt peniger eri4rat,
Elm Ra9tlassr, nadbem lie in abseriie
ienen @dBen eradblt, bab Der @ottiei
beiuns lie pertrisben babe. Nqe
Nadforl9unsen, tper bic RubeitDrer
semeien ieien, tparsn erfolglos. Grit
Ipdter eradblte Der &0nis Bel 9afel
bieie gei4i9te BON benz @eiitltGen,
ben ct aber bur4 cine Before pfarrz
itele fir ben sebabten S4red gu entz
i9Goisen iu4te.
The record-union., 1893-04-05
GREAT AUCTION SALE
The Largest of the Kind Ever Held in
This Section,

To-day appears the announcement OF
Messrs. Crowell IL Lambert, relative to
tho sale at auction of the furniture, ETC..
OF the Capital Hotel, by order of II. h.
McLennan. The sale will commence on
Tuesday, the 18th instant, on the prem
ises, at 10 o'clock a. NJ, and will continue
from day to day until all the articles are
disposed of.
The sale will embrace the furniture,
bedding, crockeryware, silver, glassware,
carpets, saloon fixtures. horses, harness,
omnibuses, ETC., in the following order:
On Tuesday will be sold two omni-
buses, horses, harness, Office furniture.
dlning-room furniture, slverware, crock
cry, glassware, cutlery and table linen
and all the cooking utensils, most of
which are copper goods.
On Wednesday,, one grand piano, all
the furniture of the two upper floors,
consisting OF elegant parlor suites and
bedroom furniture, carpets and bedding,
10 pairs of lace curtains, white hair top
mattresses, mantel and pier mirrors.
heating stoves, etc.
ON Thursday. barroom fixtures, con-
slsting Of cash register, bar mirror and
and all other articles in the saloon,
Ihls Will be one of the largest auction
sales OF the kind ever held in the State.
ana VIII be OF special interest to hotel.
saloon and restaurant proprietors abroad
as well as at home.
The record-union., 1893-04-05

night by Cook, on the corner of Second
and L streets, just after coming out ofthe
dance hall located there. Without provo
cation. he says, Cook knock ed him down,
breaking his jaw in three places and de-
priying him of several teeth.
Milton Frantz corroborated the testi-
mony of Griffin, and was positive that
Cook knocked him down.
Ofncer Ahern testified that Griffin was
insenslble for fifteen minutes, and that
he arrested Cook for the crime.
Dan % Hare testified that he was with
Cook and that row was going on at the
corner, and, with Patrick Sullivan. the
three went back to see what it was about
and saw Griffin on the ground. He de-
MED that Cook struck him.
Patrick Sullivan said he did not know
who struck Griffin, but he did not be-
lieve it was Cook.
Judge Buckley took the case under
Amusement until this morning.
The record-union., 1893-04-05
Make Haste to Defend Yourself

If you live in a locality where malaria is
prevalent, with a preventive that ex-
perience indicates as the most reliable of
medical safeguards ostetter's Stomach
Bitters. Entirely free from the objec-
tions-and they are valid ones-which
attach to the mineral alkaloid uuinine.
it is far more effective, and its effects are
not evanescent, but lasting, unlike those
of the drug. There are portions of our
land-and none more beautiful and more
fertile-which at no season of the wear are
entirely exempt from the malarial
scourge. In such regions Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters has undergone con-
tinuous test for the past forty years, with
results which have established its reputa-
ton beyond all cavil as a special defense
against every form Of malarial disease,
For biliousness, also, it is an acknowl-
edged specific, and it is a potent remedy
for constipation, dyspepsia, rheumatism
and an impoverished condition of the
blood
The record-union., 1893-04-05

mind the feelings with which they re-
garded him. He asked him to accept it
as the expression OF the feelings that had
prompted it.
The testimonial was nearly three feet
square, with finely executed border in
colors. At the top is the monogram of
the organization, composed of the letters
3. Z. +. T." The text is in German
letters, of various colors, and the whole
was almost entirely done with pen by
Carl Eisenschimelof San Francisco.
1t states that the council wished TO tes-
tify its gratitude for his efforts in the
cause of organized labor; bears testimony
to his many amiable qualities; COM
mends him to all sister organizations,
ana wishes him unlimited success and
prosperity.
Rabbi Levy responded in brief but
ieellng speech. He hoped his friends
would excuse him if he did not attempt
10 oifer them a speech. 'rhe Bible tells
u.s." he said, that ''out of the fullness of
The heart the mouth speaketh." His
heart was full. 1t was the proudest mo-
ment OF his life. Kindly gifts are always
appreciated. How much more, then,
should gift be appreciated which comes
IKE this from honest toiiers-from work
lngmen with whom his associations had
been so pleasant. This enhanced its value
to him greatly.
lie thanked each one kindly and said
he felt he should tender his public
thanks to the Council for the feeling dis
played in this beautiful testimonial,
which he should take with him to his
new field of labor.
II he had raised his voice in behalf of
labor 1t was because he recognized the
TACT that the cause of labor needed cham
plons; that its status must be improved;
that many of the curses that hung over
labor must be removed.
Why do take an interest in labor ?"
continued he. Labor is the gift of God.
The only condition imposed on our first
parents when they went from the Garden
OF Eden was to work. Labor should
have the respect of everyone, due to it as
Gods gift"
The name of America, said he, stands
not Tor the soil alone, but for the bright
nope OF the bright future when we shall all
worship one common Father as his chill
dren. The time will come when the rich
man will be told: IF you want full value
Tor your pay, you must give full pay for
your labor"
lie thanked the members once more,
and assured them that this testimonial
should occupy the most prominent place
IN the most promint room of his Phila-
delphla home. His kindest feelings and
recolIectlons would always linger with
them, and If ever the time came when he
could aid them he hoped they would call
on him.