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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-01-12
All Free,

Those who have used DIT. Kings
New Discovery know its value, end
those who have not, have now the op-
portunity to try it, free. Call on the
advertised Druggist and get a trial bot
tie, free. Send your name and ad-
dress to I'll. e. Bucklin & Co., Chicago,
and get q sample box of DR.. Kings
New Life Pills, free, as well as copy
of Guide to Health and Household In
structor, free. All of which Is guar
anteed to do you good and cost you
nothing. At Humphreys Drugstore.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-01-12
No Nor. Dream stnn.

We are to talk no more Of dream stuff.
These dreamy visions are hellucinations
hypnogogiques, and the least we can do
Is to call them so.-Boston Common
wealth.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-01-12

It is an old fashioned notion that "chil-
dren should be seen and notheard." An
occasional talk by the little folk is not
Objectionable, yet at the same time they
should not monopolize conversation or
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-01-12

GtssntIon: Tley have their place, and IT
Is an injustice that they should at the
family board always be silent.-Good
Housekeeping.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-01-12
tCnughing Leads to Consumption.
Kemp's Balsam stops the cough at once.
TWO
LETTERS
FROM A
LADY

ing Wash. January 9th, she writes,
DR.. MARcHIsI: The two bottles have
made me feel so we'll that will not require
any more. They cost me $2.oo but were
worth $1,000. Many thanks and a Happy
New Year to you. God bless you. You
will hear from other ladies in this vicinity.
Yours truly, MRS. BURNSIDE.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-01-12
DR.. RoWSEY'S
COUCH CURE.

Com aims no opiates will surely stop that tickling
sensat ion in the throat, and if taken according to
al ections will stop that miserable hacking cough
Twent, five cents per bottle. For sale by D, J
H mphrey. noVl1-Sm
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-01-12
Ho! For Florida.

Hold on, investigate first then come ahead.
Pc ,ple who want reliable information about
ri ,rida. its lands etc should write me. 1 have
no land to SELL no object in getting people to locate
here, and am situated in Alachua county, con.
ceded to be the Garden Spot of the State. Send
l5c, Money or Postal Note, and receive by return
mai three different samples OF soil and much In
formation on the merits and dement's ofthis State
Address,: L. II. MORROW,
decl-2m Micanopy, Fla.
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81 ID
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-02

0uf,tS 9at1> ais elmer bet grDB>
ten Observation-Disclosures oieies Sanoes be-
tannt, 1T lebten Donneri flag III 9fep
Dort i'm glitter 0 81 Sabren 9eitorz
ben. 9at6 trat nit IA Sabren, taft
obne aue Mittel in einYrooutten9el9dft
Elm, arbeitete ii6 ober lit uerbdltniBmdBis
tur;er 3cit gu einem Der p%rominentei ten
81 j9dftsleute uon Chicago berauf, unb
mar e1ner ser 0riinoer Der Gbicaeoer
BOri lie. 8eim 8e9inn bes Burgerfrie>
ses lieoelte er na9 Seem Dorf uber unb
muroe elmer ber 9r0Bten Spetulonten an
Bet Yrobutten>B6rl i, Die CT betanntli9
seittpeiie fat aus @liebli9 beberrI1te.
Sci Dem groBen vGorner" i'm Sabre
1885 biiBte ct falt lein 9an5es Gern0>
gen Elm uno pom iener 3eit an i6lugen
Die mel item leiner Spefulationen febl, 70
OaB er ais perbGltniBm6B;9 armerWiaua
&c torben lein loQ.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-02
REORGANIZATION Der Staats:
WtIt3.

Inter anberen u%niinnigen @elebes>
u%orlogen lit tiir5li3 III I'm erer 2e9islaz
tur audi cine @iQ fir Neor9aniliruns
Der @taatsmili; ein9ebra@t woroen, bic
10 birnperriidte Beltimmunsen entbdlt,
boB man ii6 munOern muB, weBbalb iie
niht obne Weiteres III ben Papiertorb
manoerte uno eS crit ldnserer Nuseinz
amber esungen beourfte, I'M oieielbe
uni9doli9 gu MAIDEN. Die ct. Saul
vWolts5eituns" laBt iid iiber bieie Siu
folgen0ermaBen aus:
rOempaule maro eineSia ein9erei6t,
iiirNeorganii alton oergfationalgarbe aliz
as l1mseitoltuns oes Mili5welens Minz
me- ota's, unO guar vna@ Dem Muiter
ber re9ularen Nrmee", mas benn ldon
ALIEN iayt, mas tiir cine Sorte BON
Sea 9ine bic Biu III lerm Staat unb
ieinen Steuer5ablern aufball EN- 9ewoQt.
0eutli9er uno lebr beutli6 9ebt Das
aus einSclnen Be ltiinmunaeu Der BiQ
ielbIt beruor, ais gum 8etipiel: Die
Electromagnetic bes Staates Minnel ota
loQ baben einen 8 risabe9enera1,
einen @eneralaojutanten, einen Gene
ralinipcttor, einen Suartiermeilter, Ell
men ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, einen
Snipettor Der aleingeuebr>l1ebungen,
e,ne, vsS,1bse Nouocate" (Qlutiteur, Die
Sultisperi on ber Srie9smal9ine) uno
einen Vlii9eloojutonten, ieber nit 9auptz
mamnsrans; ba;u BRET &esimenter Sn>
f~anterie unb elm Battalion Gapauerie.-
Sebes Snfanteriere9inent lou baben Ell
men Oberit, einen Sberitlieutenant, eia>
en- Major tiir ie pier %Gompa9nieu, einen
Neeimentsarst nit Majorsrang, einen
Teloprebiger nit 6aaptmanasrang, eiz
nen Q%lojutanten, Nuarticrmeilter, Ser
prouiontirungscommiIidr, Snlpettor Der
&lein9ewebrubunsen, 5mei @iltsdrste,
cinen 2luoiteur, jeber NIT Yremierlieuz
teuantsrang; ferner einen gatoiQonsobz
jutanten fir je 4 Gompasnien nit Sez
Notwithstanding, einen @e9imentss
Major fit je 4 Gompa9nicn,
nebit Nuartierrueii ter unb Gon1nii la>
riotsz0 er9eanten, 6olpitolev Steworo",
SberzWuiifus, swei TobnenzS er9eanz
ten, ferner s-l2 Gompa9nien Cuba
ten unb Elm WtuiifcprpS pom 90 Wtuli>
fern.- Nonn tor1mt Sic NufS61lun9
bes Sffi;iersetats fir bos Battalion
GauaQerie, uno fir Sic 2 gatterien,
lettere nit ie 26-56 @emeinen. Go,
6as wdre ooS nett sl i9aHenoe Seer in
icinem Yeri onalbeltano. 8etreii Der
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-02

Nusraiuus, Der Ginri4hrns uub ibrer
Soften sebt hann aus Der Debate, bic
iber bic i'm plenum beS 9auies seiibrt
wwroe, beruor AT g%inwanben. eritens,
haB Der neue 9eerestSrper nit 81 uielen
Siiicieren I'M YerbaltniB su berRriesers
sabl b~elaitet fem wirbe, in Mnbetra6t
beiien i'm tin Mitslieb nit elmer Gauls
quappe uersli@, bic fat nur &opf nno
10 gut wie gar tein 9eib iei. IS waren ia
ni6t senus Mannidaften ba, bieOiicies
re i'm &riesssetimmel au uertbeioisen.
Sooann le9e bic 8iu bic Madt, zines
3arem in bic Sano bes Srisaoesenerals.
6erner Die Soften! Die giu weroe idon
aueiu nit ibrer Torberung zines britten
&esiments bic GerwiQisung enorm per-
mcbren. Oieie Darlesuns idlus our9
un6 wabreno Der yater Der 8iq beans
tragic, oiej elbs CUR Naiiirun9 81 emf
pieblen, waro uon Dem plenum nit 40
sesen Al Stimmen bic Gmpfebluns anz
9enommen, iie oui unbeitimmte 3eit al'f
ben Gid gu lesen, mas Seoermam IN
Minneiota sesen Sic @efabr i6att, pon
bieiem Eriesselepbanten tootaetrampelt
gu werben, uenn Der @ater ber BiQ ieiz
ne Orobuns, iie no6mals uors 9aus
gu brinsen, nidt ausfibrt. Wir benz
ten, fiir aqe etma fir %nnleren Staat
%uorbanoenen ober i'm 2aufe bes Oecens
NUNS ;u erwartenoen v&rie9sSwede"
tbuts Die MiliS, etma nit wenisen Nbars
oerun9en gum Beiten Der Manni6aften,
wie lie 1T, unb fit bic Stcuer;abler' crit
re1t"
@ir slau5en ebenfalls, baB III ere
9%esenwdrti9 beitebenoe Milis u%oatanois
senii9t - oie jdbrli@en @taatsbemil'z
sun9en gu uerputen; ia mir slauben io>
gar, baB Der Staat gang gut obne' oieie
Soloatenipielerei fertis weroen fam
uno wenn eineglenserun9 l%tattinben ioQ,
10 miiroe cine Nufl0iun9 Sc ielbm ii6er
ben meiiten Nntlon9 finoen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-02
DR.. A. KOEHNE,
Yraftii0cr $Dicr0r5t,
0tep l1lm, Wttnu.
Seem ulm, Minn.

OurD lon9iaGrige Grio9run9 NIB Yroris
Bin iD III StarOe, olc &rolf6eltc1 BET SteG
beitens SIT be9o,oeln. guftrGge. wcl6e mar1im
0eibltau Don S0ueioer & SGafcr 81 butter
lallen bclicbc, peroen prompt beriidli0tist.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-02
Die &eaoin8 .8abn In 9an'
Dc,n ciueS 3teecjoerS.

S6on ieit ldnserer Belt berri@te IN
v8au Street" in New Oort feline iols
DE Nuiresurs, ais wie bies a~nianss
letter @o1e bel benz Sefanntweroen
uon S9wulitdten Der &eaoinssg aDn ber
SAD mar. Mue Isriu9e Der Oirettos
rem Der Sabn, cine Yanit gu uerbiten,
idlusen iebl. uno bic &eaoinssNttie
fielen in wenisen Gasen auf bic 9dlite
ibrss bisberisen @ertbes. Nu@ bic
Nttien Der anoeren 9abnen, wel9e nit
gu benz v&eaoin9s Combine" sebOren,
iinb fart seiouen, mas II seraoe nidt
uiel gu bebeuten bat, neil bieielben ia
bod nur in 9dnoen FOLDER &apitaliiten
iino, welde ben Serluit leidt ueri3merz
gen tSnnen. Nuf Nntra9 bes GrsSes
nators Gbomas 6. Plott iino bic @ez
i9dite Der &eaoinssGiienbabn mnmebr
einem MaKenuerwalter iibertrassn. Gis
ne Der eriten Nrbeiten bes Serwalters
MAI bic Nntiinotsun9. baB ale Sobnz
ioroerunsen iofort baar besablt miiroen.
uno oa Der finansieIe ganterott Der
Sabn audi sleidseiti3 ben :3uiammenz
bru6 bes beriidtisten 9artfoblenzS ruits
CUR Tolse Fat, wiro bic &unoe oapon
BEL Der Maile Ses goltes ii6er fein Ses
bauern erweden. Oils Dor Sabresfriit
Ser Sruit %sesriinoet wuroe, Der auer
&onturren; i'm Betrieb Der pennipluanis
i6en 5arttoble Elm Cube madte unb Sen
betbeilisten Babnen @elesenbeit CAB,
our6 beliebiaes 6Oberidrauben Der Sreiz
ie Miuioneu iiber Miuionen aus Dem
Yublitum beraussuibinoen, oa wirtte
bas lelbltuerl tdnbli6 audi auf ben Preis
ibrer Mttien. Belonbers Geaotng>Nfz
item, oie porber iosuia9en betteln sinsen,
wuroen nit einemmale 9eiu6te &apitalz
anlo9e. 90 raid uno 10 bod itie9 ibr
&urs, baB ibr Marttwertb in tu;er
3eit I'm 9utenoe Don Miuionen ii6
uer9r0Berte. sic itie9en bamals TAFT
10 raid, mie lie ieet 9eiaQen finn, ba ieit
Dem l. >. M. ibr Bertb, no6 Dem
Marttpreis bere9net, UNI s34, 0oo, 900
lid usrrmsert bat. Das 1T ie0o@ Der
gerlult 0erer, bic vbdnsen" blieben.
Wlan tann oarna9 ermenen, mas Die
''insiders', Bic ei9entli5en Mfa9er oes
Sruit, bic DEN &ra6 uoraus9eieben uno
uieuei9t sar abii6tli@ berbeifii9rten,
bel re6tseitisem Sosl@la9en Ser Papiere
9emonnen boben, Die iie uorber su cinem
@pott9elo erworbcn batten, uno bic lie
- bonn barauf lit IS %uermutbli6 ab9ez
icbes = bebufs Bieoerbolun9 oes alten
ODER Mus tibruns zines neuen S3winz
bells nun wieber iiir ciu Spottgelb er>
werben fonnen.
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Sic @eltausitelluu9 in Gbica:

40 wiro an @onntagen ni9t fir Bel III
9er ofien iein, lit nas neuelte was aus
WalDin9ton ii6er oieie Nn9ele9enbeit
beri9tet miro. 0as@ Gomite welz
DIEM oiegiu sumgSioerrui oerSonnto9sz
lperre iberuiei en NAT, bat es ni6t ei1<
mat Der Miibc wertb 9ebalten, Dem Hes
prd ien%t 1utenbaule oiel elbe AUDI nur
porsule9en. 9ie lette 6oHnuns, baB
oas Oireftorium Ser Meltausltelun9
ii6 ermannen meroe, bic NHsteuun9
trot bes congreBli@en gerbots an
@onntagen often 81 bolten, lit ebe1faQs
gei9eitert, oenn bieies beri@tet, baB es
bas @eleb, wie es lautet, ausfitbren
mir6. l1no ba oer GonsreB einmol be-
itimmt bat, oaB Sic Mustelluna an
Sonntogen 9ei6loNen lein ioll, miro es
al6 auem Wni9e;n na3 babel blei6en.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-02
Sic Yefiirworter Der Mnti>O ption>

Sic Sc fiirworter Der Mnti>O ptionz
Sill baben aue 3offnl1na, oieIel6e nod
in 6ieier Gibun9 Su N6itinrnun9 gu
brin9en, oui9e9e5en. Gin borauf binz
sielc'16er Nntras uurbe einmol nit l4l
9e9en 81 Stimmeu u1o Elm 5weites Mol
NIT 125 9e9cn IS uerwori Ell. Gs 1T
bies I'M 10 iiberroi 5enoer, ba Sic SiQ
porises Sabr III bemlel6eu Saulc nit
sroBer Mojoritdt pallirte. gs Fat bier
na9 fait BEN 9(ni9eiu, baB oonols uiele
MitglieOer nur fit Bic Giu %ltimn,ten,
Tim fi9 aus pOlitiiden @riin6en bei
Ser Maalle oes Golfe5 popular Su MAIDEN
1tn6 ieet; na6tem Sic @a1l uorbei lit,
ei11en pFiffrlins barum seben. mas aus
b%erjelben miro.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-02
Trteoc in &antas.

Bie ui6t anoers 81 erparten 1tano,
bat aud oas Ober9eri6t pon Sonlas
aeaen Die @eieeIi4teit oes YopuIiitems
Sauies oer oortiseu 2esislatur enti9ies
beu. Sberridter 9orton CAB leeten
Samitas bic gnti6eiSuns ab. mel6er
iid audi @idter Sobnion anidloB; Nids
ter. Muem basesen mar entsesenseletter
Meimuus. gS no9m Dem 0errn Sbers
ridter fait swei Stunoen, bas 1lrtbeil
su bearinoen, worous idon CUR @eniise
be%rporaebt, ME melt MAI auSbolen mug
te, nm 1tidboltise(?) Nrsumente oafiir
ouf;ult6bern. Sroe bes nn9eredtfers
tiaten llrtbeils weroen Die Eopulllten aut
Mnratben pon @ouuerneur Semeuina
bemlelben auem Nnidein nad, um l1ns
5ebiu9t notbwenoise @eibaite erleoisen
III t0nuen. ii9 iiisen. Oh Die resulare
Sieunssseit bereits Morsen, Den 5.
Mdrs. gu gnoe sebt, miro Die G1nberuz
funo elmer grtrazS cilion notbmenoi9
fem.
Obslei3 es toum Der Mibe wertb it,
nod Elm Mort iiber Die @eri9tsptle9e In
&anlas 81 uerlieren, tonnen mir bod
nidt umbiu, ;nr Saultration elnen Tau
ouf;ufibreu, Der rebt oeutll9 benefit,
ME encouragement lid bic Germ Jfi6tcr
bort iino. Dag bel Der Wabl IN per-
l6ieoenen 2esislaturbesirfen pom Sanz
las, namentli9 BON Seiten Der &epubliz
taner, seb0ris %9emoselt muroe, 1T ou9ez
mcin betannt uno nadsemielen. Wr
wouen mn ienen SAT- oniibren, in wels
dem Der Yopuliltenz Ganoioat eine an
lebnli6e Maioritdt erbielt, bie3aDlun9sz
beb0roe aber bas vSereben" ma9z
te, Dem &epublitaner bic Stimmen oes
Yopuliiten uno um9efebrt Dem Fopulls
iten bie St1mmen bes Mepub!itaners III
creoitiren uno in llebereinltimmun9 oa>
nit Dem 2etteren oas Grwdblun9szGer
tifitat ans ltelte. Der rebtmdBi9 Grz
wdblte manote ii6 %ooraufbin an bas
@eridt, mel9es ober entl@ieo, oos es
feline Surisbittion in Dem SAL babe uno
bag es GUIDE Der 2e9isIatur ielber lei,
iiber erartiseGonteltidae su enti@eioen.
Muf @runo bieier Gnti@eiouns bin
batten alto bod Sic Bopuliiten bas uouz
itdnoi9e Nedt 81 bonoeln, wie iie es 9ez
than boben. 0iun fommt ober bas
Obcrseri9t uno bebauptet, neil es ben
&apitaliiten eben better I'M &ram paBt,
gerabe bas @esentbetl.
OoB bic 4opuliiten li5 troebem benz
Ni9teripru9 fiisen, lit auf aue Safe
ebenio onerfeunenswertb, ais wie es BON
@ouperneur 2epeuin9 %lobenswertb war,
Bel Dem 3uiammenitoB Der beioen 9auz
ler in porletter @ode our@ lein Na9z
geben unniites Blutper9ieBen su uerbinz
bern. Dem @olt Don San as miro es
porbebolten iein, bel Der na9lten Wabl
elm enbeiltises llrtbeil iiber ali biele
Gorganse gu faQen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-02
Colonel 3tgDcS, BET Gomman>

EoIoncl 4aagDcs, Der EOmmanz
oiren0c Der Gtaatsmili5 Don &an as,
welder Dem Oouuerneur icne5 Staates
Bel Dem 1culi6cn Se9islotur>&rowoQ
ben @eboriam perwei9erte, mar i9on
leit lar9cn Sobrcn ein Nngcitelter ber
2lt1ilon, Iopefas g. Sonta Sc Giier>
baDn &c., mas woDl icine '6an5luu9sz
lpeii e am Seltcn be9riinoet. 9dtte ct
Ben Befebl erbaften 9e9cn bic Golfspar>
%teilelte u%orjugeben, wiiroe ct ii9er nidt
per- e5lt baben, feline Pfli9t gu tbuu.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-02

9ab auD Mmeritaner on benz Yaz
nomasS @w,noel betbeilist waren, 1T
jebt auBer 3weitel 9eiteut. Das pom
Gon9reB einseiette @omite bat ermittelt,
baB bret Der 9r0Bten Seem Oorter Santz
iirmen, $. & %. @elisman & Co.,
Drerel, Mor9en & Co., uno Winslow,
yanier & 60. fir g%ef0rberuns 6es Ya>
namai9minoels Die @umme 0 ST.
200, 900 einltedten. Die Tirma e.
lisman bat nidt weniser ols $40, ooo,>
900 panomageloer in Nmerifa aus9e>
scben. Wofir oieie @ieleni umme ausz
9e9cben muroe, 1T ni@t befannt. Die
Trage tit nun, mas man mt bieien@auz
nern o%nfan9en miro; aber bD9itma9r>
i9einli@ laBt man lie na3 gebrau3ltz
der Sitte unbelditi9t; oenn oos Ste9<
len Don Millionen 5dblt bier i'm 2anoe
Der Treibeit nod gu ben noblen paifioz
men nnb finbet nur in iebr leltenenn Vdlz
len sebibrenoe 8e'trafuns. fr%~S
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SturutperNhernn0

Ole neultden Sturmiddben baben se;eist oab Ser
}iderl,nq aegen S6aocn Don @tnbitiirmen 11ro Sorna=
DOCS sera6e 10 notbmenoig lit, ais sesen Seuer ,lno Sliss
ldaben, unb i'd made bebbolb boraui aufmerfiam, BAT
i'd Noltcen in oen Superlaiiislten geieli6aften gu 10 bill:
li9en Eretien aui l, 8 eber 5 Sabre a%usltelett tana' Dat
Ntemaub bic 9erinse Nussabe i6eucn loute.
IS III. g aenoer.
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Go. gobl. Mm. Sod. m @eo. .@@nr0t. \
Empire Mill Company.
ym lhm, Mnndota.
Ment &al5tm M}i9lr~
0iedbe entiwbt alien Nnfo%rnn9en al elmer 1 @lane Meube. ~Wr 6abrs
fat ia. encn Wdhuf amorben uo murbe: mf Bet lebtn @taobar nit BET 9n>
bemn NReoaiQe 9ir6nt

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OFBROWN,
, SIS In Probate Court, Special Term, Feb. 3rd,
1893.
In the Matter of the Estate OF Henry Goede,
deceased.
Letters testamentary on the estate Of Henry
Goede, deceased, late OF the County OF Brown
and State of Minnesota, being granted to Anna
Goede;
1t is ordered, that six months be and the same.
is hereby allowed from and after the date OF this
order, in which all persons having claims or de-
mands against the said deceased are required to
file the same in the Probate Court OF said County
for examination and allowance, or be forever
barred;
1t is further ordered, that the first Monday in
August, A.. D. 1898, at 10 o'clock A. M, at a gen.
eral term of said Probate Court, to be held at the
Probate Office in the Court House in the City of
New Ulm, in said County, be and the same hereby
is appointed as the time and place when and where
the said Probate Court will examine and adjust
said claims and demands;
And it is further ordered, that notice of such
hearing be given to all creditors and persons in
terested in said estate by forthwith publishing
this order once in each week for three successive
weeks in the FORTsCHRITT, a weekly newspaper
printed and published at the City of New Ulm in
said County.
Dated at New Ulm, Mimi, the 3rd day OF Feb
ruary, A. D. 1898.
By the Court, E. P. BERTRAND,
u. 81 SO Judge OF Probate.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-02

9ilarp a. @erbcrt Don Nlaba>
mo lit uou Gleuelano gum Tlottenletre>
tar uno &i@aro Olnep bon Mana@u>
letts ais @eneral>M umalt ernannt NOR
ben. Die g@rnennun9 BON Slnep lit
cine p0aise lleberral3ung, ba iein Name
gar ni4t in gerbinoun9 nit Dem Gabiz
net 9enannt morben mar. Oiele gr>
n%snnungen ueruoultanoi9en oas Cabinet
bes neuen Braii6enten. Die 3uiamz
m%enletun9 bes Cabinets lit oemne9
folsenbe: @alter 8. @relbam, uon
sSn0iana, Staat5letretar; Sobn g.
Carlisle, Don &entudp, S@aeamtsz
5etretdr; Daniel g. 2amont, bon Stem
Dort, Sefretdr oes &rie9swe1en ne; 81
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-23

The funeral of Mary B. Harris, aged 1sS. took place from her late home on High street, Waterville, at 2 o'clock this after noon. Interment was in Riverside ceme- tery.
 Miss Carrie Moore was presented with a handsome onyx music rack and piano lamp yesterday, by the employees at the American Mills Go. The presentation was made by Miss Maggie Higgins.
 Albert Uffendale, boy 17 years of age, cut the end of the thumb of his right hand yesterday while at work on press at Benedict & Burnham's. Dr Frost rem dered surgical aid.
 William J. Schlegel has sold the well known farm property of the late John Partree of Watertown, to Guy B. Porter of thts city. Mir Porter will occupy the premises at once and intends making ex- tensive improvements. At the semi-annual meeting of Court Linden, A. O. F. of A., held last evening, the following officers were elected for the ensuing term; c. R, William Reid; $. c. R. John Burns; F. S., William T. Walsh treasurer, George Gibson; R. S., J. S., worsley; S. w., Patrick Phelan; J. w, Henry Berry; J. B., William Shea; physi- clan, Dr John D. Freney; druggist, W. H. Rallop
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-23
JUDGE ROOTS HOUR.
Barney Miller Bound Over to the Sup,
 for Court For Burglary.

Barney Miller Bound Over to the Super
 for Court For Burglary.
 Joeph O'Neill appeared in the police court this morning as prosecuting attorney in place of his father.
 Ella Maggie, charged with intoxication, was the first name called. She had wan dered into Marcus Hellman's saloon on Grand street last night with male com panion and her conduct did not suit the proprietor, who sentifor an officer. The man made his escape when he learned the police were sent for, but the woman was detained and arrested by Oficor M. Sullivan. Judge Root sentenced her to thirty days in jail.
 Barney Miller, tin peddler, was seen by Officer W. Brickel about 4:3O this morning making his way towards Henry Greenbergs storehouse in the Green bergs store on Grand street. He had been suspected by MT Greenberg of taking articles from the storehouse and last night that gentleman had notified the police to be on the lookout for him. The officer watched him unlock the door to MT Green bergs portion of the building and throw out bale of rags. Officer Brickel stepped into the building and Miller asked, ''Is that you, Jim." Receiving no answer he came down to look around and was ar rested. Probable cause was found and he was pound over to the next term or the superior court under $200 bonds.
 Mrs Mary Agnew was arrested last night on warrant charging her with adultery, on the night of July f.. The witnesses in the case were Walter E. Purvis, Samuel Purvis, his son, and Mrs Walter E. Purvis. Samuel Purvis testified to discovering his father and Mrs Agnew in a compromising position in the New England freight house between the hours of and 5 o'clock on the morning of July 4. Mrs Purvis testi- fled to finding notes from the woman and her handkerchief in his pockets. Purvis, who had been legally summoned, was not in court when he was called and capias was being made for his arrest when he came in at 9:30. He told his honor that he had been looking for a lawyer and was excused. When placed on the stand he made a general denial of the allegations, but admitted that he had met the woman in question a couple of times on the evening of July3 and that she was with him in the freight house at the hour in question. No evidence being produced that Mrs Ag- new was a married woman Judge Root ad- journed the case to Monday morning to allow the prosecuting attorney time to pro- cure the needed evidence and placed the woman under $100 bonds.