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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-04-03
6tm6n5=8ertWt+
@bicaeo, /. &pri

~ " ~P\H"
0ie srOBte gta6frase bel ben ganfelt tint
getitartb i6eint tett itbermunbeu 5u letn ltu6
cine rubigere Sttminultg fir Die td9ite gu
tu1ft 1T lDabri9eiitlid. Die 9tel erpelt ltno
be rtebi9enb ultb Dtele Miuioreu, bic it be1
m%a1tpulrten WtGrften seblltbeu 1oarel1, tperz
BEN init BENT befinitipen 3uiammeubru9 bes
u@orners" Hiiiiig per6elt ultb Dem lesitimen
@ei6dfte 81 Suite fomne1t, Ser 3tnsfuB fir
con1mercielle Noten bleibt 6 Hrocellt.
Ser Nusrpeis Der Seem Oorter Bolfen lit
1ti6t un9irrti9 ulb 5eigt eilte 3u1abme Der
Surplusreierpe um 81 ,419,875. Seem gorfer
@e9lel 1paren 75c Grdntie per 3onlei16 ltno
Sterlin9 60 Sage 487 nnb 9i9t 489.
8a1tzQiqutbotioneu ST., 975, 725 fit bic
@o9e 1913, 624,261 ge9e1 S87 1855, 476 I'M iebz
ten Sabre; fir benatouot S442, 964, 645 seselt
S404, 246, 593 I'M lebten Sabre; cine anieblt=
lt6e 3unabn1e.
On Der beuttsen @ffectenbDrie waren bic
llmldBe mittelmdBig u1b 0uotattolteit weltig
perdtbert BET feter 6altuns. 2ofeftraBen 81"
bis 81 be5.
unbesf@uIbf6etus i6Goien bier:
Il. St. AZ r~egitrirte. 113H
U. St. 4S SDupDn I144
Il. ct. 2N'S r~eQi1trirte 49,. 99%
DQCtII D 2 u D .'''s $685. 4O
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-04-03

OrrChldlniftss

9 e trafen eilt 1900 Gtiid, geget
& 1000 seitern. 2ebbaltes @ei6dft unb 1pellis
perGltOerte Breile.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-04-03

gm S6peinemarft belief ii9 bic qua
s erRr sn Sage Dje'' SCOUT G9aft sf sess' le5 55tGfe ,t nds
Yreile eber beler.
0erfdnft 1p1rbe1 inter Nnherem.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-04-03

Nsrlangt:. &gpferi9miebe crDolten 1ofprt 40
1870 0si9i9an Str, mRna
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-04-03
MDer's
GDerrD= SedDral

Sinbet ietres @leid)en nidt in Ser raiGen
2inberung ntlo balOigen 9eiluns bon CT.
faltnag, Suiteu, 9antiser 8rGune, 6ets
ierteit, stimmenDerluR, @reOigers0 GALS
mel, aHbma, 8rufbrSune, grippe unO
nnbern 6eblz urlb 2ungeniibeln. Sc tptro
olS Die bette Sufteu>gtr5uci bon berpor<
ragerben Aer3ten empfobIeu, urb 1T BET
Sdngerr, S6auipieleru, Brebigern unb
2ebrern beItebt. Gs beidiptdtigt bic e1ts
s~iin0eten @ebdute, loft ben S9leirn, tbut
benz Sniten @inbalt uro fiibrt 96laf berbet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-04-03

9ta6 BENT 2~(1tfrltf quite 0to9frage mtt nart=
bafteu llntldben 5u belleren Breiien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-30
Gine tpeure gtSsmb al bhfaDrt.

Cine tbeure @iienba6nia6rt BON
Molbeiti nad Riga ma6te, mie mir in
Der Gl9asr .3ta. I. Ct. II. Co." leien.
,ln 9alia9ier Der oritten 9laiie. slls
Der abenoSus 0toibeiti perlaiien uno
Der S6anner Die Sabrtarten bereits
nadseieben bate. mertte Der gsnannte
Reilenoe unter ieiner Sibbant Elm ;u.
Iammenaetauertes msnl6liaes Weien.
Sine lolhe &edtspsrlebuns i6ien benz
Sewihenbaften nidt Suldilia uno 10
melcete er Die @utoedune oes mutb.
maBli6 fabrtartenloien 9naben benz
3usbeamteu. ruelder alsbalb eridien,
aber ben SenunSirten ni1t ioiort ent.
oeden tonnte. ba beier, Die bepor.
febenoe 8efabr abHsno. iene obnsbin
uinjiae @eitalt pollitanoia in bic
auBerlte ete einsejpanat bate. glu6
oer paiiasier ipdbte eifris na6 benz
Wihetbdter, nobel ibm beim 8lden
BET Sut berabfiel uno unter Die 8ant
rolte. SIM nddfen glugenblid mar
aber aud Der ionotrbare Sabrsaf bsr-
ausaesogen. Sod gum gritaunen
aller 3og Der sitternoe tleine sunae iein
poblbeSabltes Billet bon Woibeiti nab
Riga berpor uno seiste es Dem Sdait.
mr..
ga bas gi1et in Srbnuna mar,
iraste ibu Der Seamts, ipesbalb er iitb
oenn eisentlih unter Der 9ant Der.
iroden babe. SD fiir9te mid Dor
8enoarmen, neil id pbne Rab reiie,
.rploerte Der Surlde, iuorauf i'm ber
S6afuer berubiste, oaB er besbalb i'm
3uge ii9 gan3 iider fiiblen tonne.
Webrere Stationen peiter tpurben ben
Reiienoen bic Sillets pom @ontroleur
Ielbit abseforoert. Ser Yeamte ndbsrte
Fih idlieBlib au9 bem perm. pelder
porber ben tleinen Slnsen oils blinben
Paiiasier anee;eist bate unb iebt be.
haslid ausseitreft auf elmer gant
idliei. Sort 1T mein 9ilet!" Der.
iebte er auf Die Srase oes @ontrolsurs
uno wies nit benz Singer auf ben
Rano ieines Sutes. sd iebe oa
aber ni6ts". meinte Der Seamte.
y rg8le nidts?" unb eri6redt iabte Der
ReiisnOe nad ieinem Sute, binter bel-
fen &ano ct iein BILLET geitedt bate;
oas Siaet mar peridnunoen. 3mar
odmmerte benz Setrofenen iofOrt bic
9lbnun9, baB Der Sdliusel unter Der
8ant ben Sut geplanoert haben mubte,
als oieisr ibm auf bic Raie sefallen
mar. aber bemeiien fonnte er bas nidt.
Dem biaetloien paiasier blieb nidts
anoeres iibris. als auf Der nddften
Station oas ooppelie Gabrselo fir bic
suriidaeleste Strede 3u beSablen unb
auberbem elm friides Billet big ua1
Risa gu l6ien. Wer aber ben S6aoen
bate, braudte fir ben Spott ni1t su
lprQe en-.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-30
Sali@e mnS e@te otamaateu.

Cine al9emein betannte SbatIa1e
1T, bic gdtbeit bes Siamanten na9
Ieiner Sdrte su priifsn, tpelde 10 srob
1T, oaB MIR Elm anberer Siamant Gin.
rifle auf ibm berpor;ubringen permas.
Sieie Sdrte oient ben Suwelieren az.
meinbiu als probe fir bic Gdtbeit bes
Steines. Cine stpeite gdtbeitsprebe
berabt auf Der Sbatiade, baB Reibuns,
aber nidt Sibe ibn elettrii9 MAIDEN.
uno bieie Giseni9aft oient oasu, ibn
bonn, Sopas uno pielen anberen Stei.
men su unterideioen. G;ne peitere 9lrt,
Iid bon Der @6tbsit zines Steines su
iiber;eusen. beitebt oarin, bab man
in elm Stiif 9artenpopier nit elmer
BABEL cine Seifnun9 it6Bt uno bur6
OieIes Sod ben Stein betra1tet. 81
,r fali6, 10 liebt man siuei 269er, ift
sr edit, nur eins. Cine nod einfa6ere
Metbooe beiolat man auf oieie yDeiie:
man bolt ben Singer binter ben Stein
uno iiebt ourd bieien mi: our6 ein
8ererOberun9sslas. Sit Der Stein
.dt. 10 rerntag man bas Saut9etpebe
nidt su unterideioen. bel einem fal.
Iden oasesen tritt es beutlid iidtbar
berpor. 9luBeroem beridwinbet bic
6aiun9 zines Stsines benz Bid poa.
Itdnoig, iobalo man ourd ibn binburhs
Iiebt. bel elnem faliden Steine bleibt
he li9tbar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-30
edritten, in foI,er SaItuna einaus.


Sdritten. in ifoiser Saltuns hinaus.
IS mar ibm ausuieben, oaB er euo-
LID, enoli6 ben ibiusren Siea iiber iid
ielbit erruusea bate. Sic iiiblte oas.
uno oaB CT niemals mieoertDmmen
neroe.
Sbre erite Heeuns macs. ibn gus
riidsuruien, aIleiu oer 5roB Oermebrte
ibr's.
Eie Sbiire fiel binter inn Jin's
SdloB = er mar tort = auf gtimmer-
tpiebertebr sic muBte es.
IS muBte iein. uno penn fie aud
nidt in SaB uno 8roa bate bon ibnt
ideioen upllen-es mar AuH einmal 10
melt, uuo beiier Elm gnbe nit S9ret-
ten, als Sdreden obne Gnoe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-30
apbortSmen.

9ie ibfliht perle riiht ni9t blos
aui Dem Dteeres9ruuos, ionbern aud
an oem RanD bes gbampagnerteldes.
Sittertraum 1T ipie Der @ein:
Wabrbeit i1liebt iein 5unteln elm.
SIM sfsfisen llmsans iein ipabres
Beiibt nidt seisen, bas nennen bic
2eute iebr ridtis = pertebren.
slm n,eiiieu wirb Dsr Sof i'm Salon
aema6t.
Cb ii4 has @9ai punbert, tp.nn es
sei4Oren piro2
ST Semanb nihf piirbia, bab man
zine Srase an ibn ridtet. oann nennt
man ibn acknowledgements cine fragr
uiirOise perion.
Man bsndbt Oft einen suten Mus.
lpru9 su elmer ibkdten ausreSe.
9dr' ieb.r a.i9s Elm @obItbater.
tpie nphl thdt' er.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-30
aufbem aadener gon.

Muf benz @adener Con.
srtb mar aud Anselita 9atalani er.
i9ienen, nm iih por ben bort periam.
melten setrOnten Sduptern, 6elobsrreu
uno Siplomaten boren 3u lahen. glils
hulbisten Der llnperslsidliden Sdnge-
rim, Der 6aiier aller ReuB,n an Der
Spibe. Sbr grpdbIter aber mar fein
glnoerer, als Der alte Ylii6er, Der
ipadere ,Wari6aIl Norpdrts". gines
Nbenos bate lie wieoer in einem Spi.
concert seiunsen uno untsr 9lnoerem
aud be sroBe 9lrie Der 9oniain Der
Nadt aus Dto;arts .3auberilote" I'm.
ter rauldenoem 8eifal porgetragen.
alm trdftisfen tlatidte Der alte 8ln.
der. SdmuuSeIno unb ieinen grauen
Sdnurrbart orebeno, trat er auf bic
Sdngerin gu uuo iaste: wSoren Sic.
bas mar elm l66nes Stild. Sinqen
Sic bod nod eiuas aus Der .3aubero
il0te". ."-.Sa, mas benn2" fraste bic
Gatalani. = .Seu Yoaelidnaer.- -
Den femme i'd nidt." - .gli1t2 Hal
oann mill i'd ibn SbHen pOriinaen. -
uno oamit begann 8lh1er nit ieinem
raubsn Sdb iibsrlaut su iinsen: Der
8oaelidneer bin i'd ia. /. . =. .Srapo,
1.iiaerl" rief 2aiicr aleraneer uns
CUB oamit oas 3eideu su aagemeinem
8siiaa. % rief BLADDER ssidmsi.
hslt, I'D iann ben sansen papagsns
auswenoig." uno friI9wes beeann sr
Iofort: ~eln Mdodeu ooer Weibdsn
lpiiuidt papaseno iid...." Ro9
Itiirmiiderer Seifal lobnte ibm uno
unter unseheurem Subel CAB ct i6lieb.
lid nod Die .Sdone Wiuta" gum BE.
ten. Ser @atalani ftanben Dor 2a6en
uno &iibruns bic ,SbrGnen in ben
ausen. %. 5elbmaridall!" riei iie,
nSie baben nidt nur ben 8aiier SO.
poleon. Sic babeH aud Die Gatalani
befiest!"
-W udl, mo tparit 9u benn
10 lanag = Mei, s'rauft bab'n mir
bait, Batter, im Wirthsbaus; : swsi
Wfabtrii9' bab'u + mir an Ropf g.
morf'n uno ben Nrm bab'n r mir org
peri8las'n!" = no ia, ipsnH Su Did
nur unterhalteH haitl~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-30

abIebnuns. Supplitant:
~8ndoiaer Serr. mir ssbt's 10 eleno
uuo iammerpoa. oaB i9 gang psrsmei.
felt bin. mieiae arme sSrau tIf felt
;lpei SabreH trant. mein 5obn wuree
BON gSolicn SerriiIsn. meine unalid-
lide Sodtet 1T erblinbet, meme =
= Banter: vgiu. mas erSdblen Sic
mir al bas2! Bin i4 etrpa e. Sra.
matiter2"
= ans Saus aefeffeti.
o.: nSu iiebit ia 10 blaB uno maser
aus2" 3d.; nSa, mir III es aud miie-
rabel ergansen; mic 0u mid bier
iiebf, bin i6 seiiern ieit sw0lf Wlona-
ten gum eriten WaIe 'Dieoer ausseean-
gen." ": .0u armsr Serl! gDas
batteff 0u oenn2" b.: Gin Sabr
8efdnsnib."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-30

Sdtpere fiel es ibr auf bas Sers:
~Weun er nun unperi0bnlid wdre2"
Sic d6Ste lelfe auf uno iaut in Die
9nie.
SdubiudenS. flebenb iiredte lie Die
Nrme aus, iie faltete Die Sdnoe. uno
in eritiftem Some rief lie persaeeno;
v@rid, Grid = pergib!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-30

-Sa bannt- Dienitmdo6en.
Der Derr Resiiiratnr tennsn mid
ipobl nimmer2 6at' ia BEL Sbntn
aebientl" = ytesiffrator: .Sa, liebes
3inb, glauben Gie benn, i1 erinnere
mild an aIIe 9ienHmdbdeu. bic meine
5rau ssbabt bats!- = Oienitmdbdsn;
.,aber mid iollten Sic bod iennen, bic
lgianni Sab' ia faf a6t Sag bel Der
'and' Grau ausaehaIten!@
8ute Musrebe. Sic:
rGber Mdnnden, marnm muBt Su
oenn eisentlia isbsn 4bsnb in bic
Rnetpe aeben2" = gr: .Sa, fhau' !,
liebs Deiberl. tpenn i'd allerpeil ba-
beim bleib'. tanR i'd ia ME Ssbnfndt
nah Dir baben!"
- nnterihieb. WeiGes III her
unteridiso suiidsn sinsm 6errenab benh
nne elmer Samenseisai9aftf = Bel
.inem Qerrenabene fam man iib herr.
Ii4, in elmer Damenssisai&aff aber
.san, bamiia untsrbaIten!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-30

ct fano in ieinem Mtelier Dor benz
bollenoeten Siloe. bas er senau 10 9e-
idaiien. iuie cr es ibr in iener Stunoe
oes Sdeioens giaat bate.
Yin Wlauloleum = ernlie, iirenge,
biiitere pradt = bratben ionnige Ra-
turi66nbeit uno lodsnoe gDeltlult;
orinnen, an bas Grabmal anaelettet
= elm iunses, liebreisenoes @elb, bas
Soa's 3iise trus : ben i6warSn.
lang berabpalenoea Nittnenldleier
um oas blonde Saupt sei6lunseu, i'm
Bid itille 8ersmeifIuns uno aufs
9limmenoe gmp0rung. nm ben Wuno
eineu unbei9reibli6 padenbeu 3ua
berber gntaguns. ben SOrper etmas
sebeust unter Der Wudt Der idpsrsn.
in oas Sleiid idneioenben Setten, bic
Der Soote in oem se6fnet.n. auf bobem
Gataialte rubenoen 8rpitaliaree mil
ieiner bleiden 3nedenbaub erbar=
munsslos fefbielt - oas arme Weit
auf epis su ieiner Stlapin madeno.
Gin bitteres 2ddeln lag auf ieinen
2ippen, uuo poll 5rauer baftete ieiu
Bid auf Der @eifalt bes @eibes. BEL.
len Original er 9elisbt, uno bas feline
9iebe nit Sobn uno Sdmdbunsen &C..
lohnt.
Oa forte Jpn lsiies, i9adternes
SIopfen an Der Sbiir aus ieiner itmers.
liden 8eriuntenbeit auf.
gr rief fait unwillis Serein. SH
Sbiire that lib auf uno =
War's tein Sraum?
Sie bort auf Der Sdlpelle Ifanb =
10 bIeid uno i6on. 10 srampoa unb
betueet = oas blaue 9lu9e flebsnb,
boil glngit Dor taltem Gmpiana une
poll BON namenloier Sebniudt mad
eiusm freunoli9en Willtommenswort.
= mar Soa! Il
.@rib itammelie iie in erifidtem
Some. NIT idmerslid sudenoen 9ippsn,
uno itredtc ibm Die sitternoe Saub ent=
aegen. llno rodmals: rGrib% nit
idb berborluellenoen Sbrdnen in ben
augen. rSersieb mir : i1 : i'd
-"
Sie Stimme periagte ibr.
Sa mid Die Grifarrung, in pelds
ibn oas Sraumbafte. lluslaublide per-
isbt. Iit leiosnidaftlider Snniateit
fdlan9 er Die Nrme um bic 9ebenoe
uno beaer Subel tlans aus ieiner
Stimme, oils ct gan; auBer ii6 por
Slid riei: ralio diff Su bod setom-
men!"
nSa", baudte iie. iid an i'm idmie.
eeno. SD bin aetommen als elm ireies
gBeib. 8, Grid. Grid! gu bait reht
aebabt: Die 2ebenoen baben &ebt! uno
hattie id ben Wutb nibt sefunoen, fir
Gid gu iferben. hdtts es mir niat 9e.
feblt. benn obne Did iit mir oas Do.
iein pertblos."
gr blidte lie iiumm an.
9lus ieinem 9luge leudtete ibr bic
alte Siebe entsesen. bic 2iebe. Die er
nismals iibermunoen, bic er 10 lance
nur po1 Dual uno Willenstrait be-
tlmptt.
Sa leate lie ibm nit islisem addsln
bic grme Inn ben Gals. Ut preBte iie
innis an iein SerS. tiiBte ibr poll 8lutt
Die sarteu 2ippen uno fIiliierte erItidt
Dor tiefiier innerer gemesune: sd
litt llnmenidli6es. Sih meioeno.
Sod nun 1T 9lles, allies gut"
{ llnb nun 5os nit oem boditen Slide
in ibre SseIe aud Der 6riebe ein. uno
iie wuBte, bab iest Der Soote feline
Rube sefunben babe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-30

1nb er pereab ibr. als lie mad idwe.
rem pisltdsigem Sample nit ibrem
Stol3e in cinem 8rieie uuummunoen
a6bitte leiiiete bafiir, oaB ie ibu 10
idmer setrdntt bate.
gr idrieb ibr = iehr turi. iebr tiihl.
Iebr bofli6. er babe lanser teinen
@runo mebr, ibr 3il eroQen. oa lie ibn
ia niat nit ueberlesuna perleBsn
mollte. sic mbge alio pollitdnoi9 be-
ruhiet Iein uno iid nidt mebr init
Selbftpormiirien qualen.
Sic fablte iid bariiber iduer ent-
tduiht. bitterlib bei6imt. Sic batte
ia nit Si9erbeit oarauf eehoift, oab er
aui i6re 3eilen bin slei4 ielbil iuieoer
tommem piiroe.
90 oft bic 8fote i'm Yorgemade
,rtonte. i6rat iie idb suiammen unb
lauI4te oaun in hanger Spannuna
Oh ct es lei, oof nein, er mars nidt
niemals limb 10 3os Saa I'M
Saa oabin - fie reibten iid ;u Woden.
RonateH. uno er blieb fern.
Die llnsepiBbeit qudlte iie entieb.
lid.
Sa las iie zines Sases inter ben
RunIinadri6ten in Der 3eituna, bab
grid Waener in 8urSem CUR Sreube
aller 8unitliebbaber wieoer nit eiuem
9roben 8ilbe: ,Sie Stlapin oes Soo=
ten" Dor bic Sefentlidteit treten ueroe.
Rur Die intimfen feiner Sreunoe bdt-
ten es bisber aeleben. IS lei Elm Wert
BON srobter SdOnbeit uno @enialitdt
= ba3u beitimmt, ieinem S90pier
oauernoen 8ubm su iideru.
Sa trieb es Soa auf. Oiesmal
idwantte iie nidt LANCER.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-12-20
The E"!.,! Walters Cocktail.

In IA swell hotel on Broadway the
head waiter Is not allowed Il iudulge in
bibulons refreshments dnring the hours
lie is on duty The other evening he
was filled with an irrepressinie long
ing for Il cocktail. He managed to get
it with such ease that il was evidently
a we'll tried and efiicacions trick.
His method can be hest understood
by qnoting the waiter
Sure. were not charging yes Ter !;
cocktail. whispered a waiter to L
Young -~tutlculan to whom he had Just
brought Il check. but the had waiter
wanted IL cocktail and thought yes
would be the wan who would moind
Taste having it put it III to yes bill
You see. whispered the waiter. conf
dentially. he couldn't put it onto the
bill of the gistS in the house. they might
remark it. SO he had to put it onto the
bill Of somebody who came in from the
strate. III bring yes the twinty emit
back and thank yes fur the acconnmo
dation.
The head waiter has either aiscarned
that you are IA man with IA liberal and
sympathetic disposition or II who
knows how good Il cocktail tastes and
now bad Il nl;ln wants 1t when he oEll
not get it. remarked the young Iu.I.,3
who was dining with the gentleman
whom the head waiter rightly singled
out as ii possible friend to IA fellow: man
in need of sp]irltuous consolation. New
York Herald.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-12-20
siisnest o. ali in Leavening rower-.-asest 1. 5. Gov Report
Re! R Powasz
ABSOLUTELY PURE

now il Wuai. WORK. Nnea ne had sailed
20 far II that no one could reach him,
he said to the quern:
Grind salt. and grind both fast and
good"
No sooner had he given the order than
the quern began to grind heaps and
heaps of salt all over the deck until the
ship was ready to sink to the bottom Of
the sea. Scared half to death. the old
sailor begged the quern to stop grinding
salt. He got down on his knees to it.
But there was no use talking to it. 1t
went on grinding, grinding. and soon
the vessel went down with its weight of
salt. And the quern still keeps on grind.
ing in the depths of the ocean-and that
is why the sea is alt.-Virg:u!a Nc.
Sherry.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-12-20
COLUMBUS
SOUVENIR SPOON

SOlALAouo SOut6lllI
Spoons are now all the rage;
everybody should have one,
We show . beautifully en-.
graved spoon. bearing an ex-
cellent bust Of Columbus and
engraving of the vessel Of Co
! lumbus landing on our shores.
This spoon Is triple silver
lated, oxidixed. and tho bow.
. gold lined 1t viii be giyer
Tree for 2 new pAid-up yearly
subscriptions or one new pail
up yearly subscription and 81
III be sold for Go. SAINT postage
a case.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-12-20

Wood. like wool. requires to be shrunk
before rsed for manufacturing purposes.
Piic., +se beams will shrink in thick
mess 1rol.. i@& inches to is44, spruce from
81 inches toSs. white pine from II inches
to III. yellow pine a trile less.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-12-20

1t is reported from Japan that a syn
dictate of Americans has a project on
foot for the establishment of a gigantic
clock and watch mandatory in Toxic,
which is to employ over 10000 workmen.
labor being so cheap in Japan.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-12-20

I.ntpeIu4s and empress Ei.41s ant
queens. write 10 each other as brother
and sister. Reigning grand dukes also
enjoy this privilege when addressing
kings. but soyereigns not possess44s roy
al honors are designated as cousin.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-12-20

We will give one of these
spoons free to any one send
ing US Q new paid-up yearly
subscriptions, or for I new
paid.up yearly subscriptions
and Sl.9 in cash: or it will bs
sold to a subscriber for S2.2s In
cash. l0c. postage must be
added in each case.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-12-20
A LUCKY PRESENT.

The Good Luck Coffee Spoon shown here
bears all the emblems of luck, namely, the
tour-leaf clover. horse shoe. wish bone, bow
knot and forget-me-nots. This spoon is made
Of Solid Coin silver. One of these spoons
makes a beautiful souvenir present.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-07-06
ing industry,
EXCITEMENT IN SEVILLE.

Prominent omciaIs In a State OF Ter
ror-Explosfons of Petards in Varf-
GUS Parts OF the City-BKtra Guards
Patrollina the Streets.
SEVILLE, July 5.-This city was in a
state of constant alarm all last night, and
many of the prominent official residents
dared not seek their beds, fearing that
perhaps their residences would be blown
up.
The excitement was due to the fact that
anarchists or other lawIess peasons were at
work in various parts of the city causing
the explosion of petards. Notwithstand-
ing the extraordinary vigilance OF the po-
lice no arrests were made, and the people
sre in fear and trembling lest tonight
shall bring q repetition of the outrsges.
In one part of the city bottle contain
ing dynamite exploded on housestep,
smashing the door and doing other dam
age. Senior Logano, president OF the pro-
vincial council was passing just as the ex-
plosion occurred. The broken glass flew
past him with great violence, but FORUM
atsly he escaped unhurt. Six bombs were
found In the doorway of the house occu-
pied by Q merchant named Lasch. These
bombs were sufficiently powerful to have
blown the building to pieces. Explosions
occurred in several other parts of the city,
| but no damage of moment was done.
Extra guards are patrolling the streets
| and strict watch is being kept on the
public buildings.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-07-06
THE FINANCIAL SITUATION.

Meeting of New York Merchants To-
Day to Consider It-Interest Mani
tested in the Action of the Chamber
OF Commerce.
New YORK, July 5.-Much interest is be-
ing manifested in the special meeting of
the chamber of commerce called for to-
morrow at 1890 o'clock. The purpose of
the meeting lie "to consider the present
disturbed condition of the fnsuces of the
country" and TO pass resolutions expressing
the views of the chamber regarding the
present state of things and advising the
course of action which the chamber should
consider most timely and efficient for rem
edying existing evils.
Those members who are most actively
urging the chamber to take strong stand
were busy to-day bringing together men
who represent interests in various parts of
the nation.
No regular speeches have been arranged
for, but il is assured that several well
known financial authorities will assist in
making clear the questions discussed. and
especially that which touches silver and
the action of congress on the Sherman Law.
Speaking of the proposed repeal of the
| Sherman silver purchase law to-day Con-
gresham Joseph G. Hendrix, president of
the National Union bank, said: Il strong
ly favor joint resolution to be passed by
the house of representatives. as soon as
congress meets, giving to the president the
power to suspend the execution of the pur-
| chasing clause Of the Sherman silver law.
If this can be done under the rules i'm
medistely after the house is organized, the
matter will then go to the senate, and upon
that body all of the influence of the coun-
try may be concentrated. The country
may rest assured that the silver-state
senators will make one of the most des-
perate fights in the history of congress to
save the silver mining industry from ruin,
and that every resource of their opponents
will be taxed to overcome their zeal. Any
thing short OF prompt, clean-cut, decisive
determination of the irritating phase of the
question will be unfortunate, for business
will be parslyzsd and confidence remain
shsttei ed pending the debate and final
vote. If we stop buying silver, there may
then develop some new features in the
situation which will assist materially In
the final disposition of the question of it'
use as q money metal. 1t Is no time fol
long -winded discussions of monetary prob
lens. Soldiers might as properly discuss
military tactics under an enemy's FIRE
The country wants action, and wants 4
| without unnecessary delay"
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-07-06

A MEXICAN people 10 call ~ Swedish employ
"a meat Office tor Swedish help Room -,
Exchange Building. corner Church and Chapel
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