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Cuticura Resolyent

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the blood Of all impurities and poisonous elements,
and CuTIcURA, the great Skin Cure, and CUrIcURA
SOAP, On exquisite Skin BeAutifer, externally ito
clear the skin and scalp and restore the hair have
scales measured quart daily, the akin cracked,
bleeding, burning. and itching almost beyond
endurance, haiE feless all gone, suffering terri.
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coLuMsvs' FLAGSHIP.

Model of the santa Maria Now at Jack
son Park.
The model of the Santa Maria, the
flagship of the Columbus feet has ar
rived from San Domingo and will soon
ride the waves of the Jackson park Ia
goon. That is, it will attempt TO ride
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Edison worlds Fair Exb,bits Ru,u.a

ALBANY, n. Y, March l5.--The
food which swept over the Edison
works at Schenectady yesterday prac-
tically. ruined all the electrical exhib-
its which that company was finishing
for the worlds fair.
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AS THE SANTA MARIA NOW APPEARS.
them, but as to Its probable success
there is a diversity of opinion. Some
of those brilliant land-lubbers who are
made glorious by the uniform of the
Columbian guard aver that the
maria" is quite ship. But anyone
who has ever been out of sight of land
would hesitate to venture aboard the
new arrival.
How the Spaniards ever succeeded in
reaching America in such craft is
puzzling the salts who hang about
Jackson park. In general appearance
the model resembles two huge spare
ribs riveted together and given deck,
PROV and helm. The boat, however, is
guaranteed to be historically correct,
and it will no doubt attract the atten-
ton of millions of those who will visit
the fair. The spot where it will be To-
Gated has not yet been decided upon.
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Secured $4,000.

MONTGOMERY CITY. Mo-. March Ia
The Farmers and Traders bank was
entered by burglars at 4 o'clock yes
terduy. they blew open the safe
with dynamite and secured abou;
ca uuU
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pronin.n, NIi..onrI.n n.sa

SPRINGFIELD, Mo, March I5.-V. j.
Stillwagen, one of the most promine MT
lawyers and politicians in this part of
Missouri. died yesterday morning after
u short illness.
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nair hil teiI out, until i was
entirely bald-headed; It then
broke out on my arms and
shoulders, until my srms were
Just one sore. II covered my
entire body, my face, head ,
and shoulders being the worst.
The white scabs fell constantly
from my head, shoulders, and
arms; the skin would thicken
and be red and very itchy,
and would crack and bleed
II scratched. After spending
many hundreds Of dollars, /
was pronounced incuruble. /
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Artificial rain producing success.
Likewise "iiepaticure" to cure dyspepsia.
Constipation, malaria aud all forms OF
blood, kidney and liver diseases. Cure
guaranteed. 2-3-4
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NO EXTRA SESSION.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND SET
TIES THE MATTER AT LAST.
He says That Congress Is Against the Re-
peal of the Silver Purchasing Act at
Present, but that 1t Will he
Repealed at the Next Session
- Predicts Money
Stringency-Hawsii.

WASHINGTON. March l4.-"No, |
shall not call an extra session of con-
gress My only object in convening
that body would be to repeal the silver
purchasing act, and that can rot be
effected this year" said President
Cleveland in conversation with one of
his senatorial friends The president
continued:
"The people are with me in my poll
cies, but fear ! shall not be able to
command action from congress.
never saw such obstinacy as exists
among members of congress
upon the silver question. 1t
is useless to appeal 10 them
now. We shall have to simply bide
our time. 1t is my opinion that we
shall experience close times in money
matters during the year, and
when congress gets together
next December it will be
more reasonable, more tractable. :"
Turning to Hawaiian annexation,
President Cleveland said: president
Harrison was too hasty in sending in
| his annexation treaty. He should
have examined the situation down
there, learning conditions and what
was not only necessary upon our part,
but what was desired by citizens of
Hawaii. We shall make an investiga.
ton. shall probab send commit.
tee there, and If find that annexa-
ton is desired and desirable, will
renew the treaty. If other relations
are preferable, those | shall recon-
mend to congress.
That Tired Feeling Removed.
WASHINGTON, March l5.-There is
not wanting evidence to prove that the
general rule against ex-officeholders
which Mr. Cleveland promulgated will
be ignored in number of cases where
the president thinks he sees especial
merit. 1t is said that Ex-Governor
Porter of Tennessee, who was assist
ant secretary of state under Mr.. Cleve.
lands former administration. is likely
to be sent as minister to Brazil.
There are number of other cases
where appointments of ex -officeholders
are likely to be made. = This develop
ment has served to remove the tired
feeling that overcame large number
of the ''Ex's," as they are called, and
is tending to encourage thu few who
remain here to stay awhile longer
/
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KANSAS Cry, NO., Oct. Sd, 1892.
u LYON MFG. co.,

8 LYON MFG. CO..
GENTLEMEN :--0n February oath was terribly
burned by the explosion gallon the
fluid being thrown body clothes
pletey conveyed PHI called
all could to relieve suerngs
expected to live but finally began but
the terrible About the fourth
burned wife, by the advice ofa friend procured
MUSTANG IMMINENT and applied to my face and which
terribly burned being burned
right eye thought it. The first
application of Mexican Mustang Lnment relief
constant Of this nacn face and ears healed and
The other body which
treated with the iniment longer healing
heal left body with feel satisfied that if
Mustang nieHt had been used all body would
marked a Yours,
THOMAS KENNEY
waiter Prince Albert Restaurant,
1852 Union Ave-, Kansas City. Mo.
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Al Il RillUalIl.

a fine ~ octave upright piano, three
strings, patent music rack and all modern
improvements, for sale at II bargain.
6-26-G &. q. IUDwIaS.
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THAT Tired Feeiing Removed.
Presidential Appointments.

WAsHINGToN, March l3.-The presi-
dent Thursday sent the following nom
nations to the senate:
Josiah Quincy OF Massachusetts, TO be rs.
sistant secretary OF state.
Robert A Maxwell OF New York, to be
fourth assistant postmaster general.
Isaac II. Gray OF Indiana, TO be envoy extra
ordinary and minister plenipotentiary Of the
United States TO Mexico
Patrick A Collins OF Massachusetts, TO be
consul general Ut London.
+. f. Gayle OF New Mexico to be receiver OF
public moneys At Roswell, N. NJ.
Secretary Carlisle has appointed
his son, Logan Carlisle, chief clerk of
the treasury department, vice Stocks,
rasiOned
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DREADFUL PSORIASIS
Covering Entire Body with White
Scales. Suffering Fearful.
Cured by Cuticura.

Ny disease (psoriasis) FIRST broke out on Giy left
cheek, spreading across my nose, and almost coy-
eriny my face. IL ran into my eyes, and tho
altogether. II spread all over my head, and my
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For Rent.

The store room on the corner OF FRANK
lin avenue and Eleventh street, formerly
coupled by Smith & Bolton. Apply to
6-14-tf RICHARD FIELD.
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4 reproduction in salt of the Goddess
of Liberty on Bedloe's island is being
sculptured at the offices of the Salt
union, in Winsford, England, for exhibi-
ton at the Chicago fair
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The call for the national convention
of the Republican league is stirring
appeal for the members of the party to
get into line for future battles
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]. G. B. FERGUSON,
W. R, r.; GQSEWISCH, (, !! J u SCI i, N. D.
HENRY O. WALLACE. wM. H. oHIIRl
WALLACE & CHILES,

attorneys and COunsellors AT Law, Lexing-
lon' MO- Oiiiee, front room over the Licking
Will practice In the courts of Jafayette and
surrounding counties, and also IN the Supreme
court OF the state OF Missouri, and the u s.
Dist rict of MlssOurl " ~
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rated with mining implements worked
into the ornamentation.
The structure will be of white and
gold. There will be balustrade all
about the floor, except across the front.
The front. or entrance, is of coneave
half circle. Directly opposite the en-
trance an obelisk will rise to height
of thirty feet This will be three feet
square at the base and taper gradually
to the top.
1t will be composed of rocks illustrat-
ing the geological formation of the
earth as has been developed by re.
search. The accompanying illustration
gives an excellent idea of how the com
pleted pavilion will look.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-07

iperbe, 8autii6lerei, 8aumuolenipinnerei
Gbonfa6rifate, Or9eIbau, 3abaf, Sptrttusz
fabrication etc, @eitermann C8raun1
ibpeig) bat auBer ieinen sWtonatSbeften,
aaBer 81. StormS S6riiten aub BEN be-
rI6mten 0an9e'i6en 9ltIas ausgeitellt.
l1n6 gum S3luB Die NusfteQung bon
8ernbarb Gau6niB in 2eipstg. 9teies
9roBe, burcb bie Saubnib Collection itber
Die gan5e Welt befannt getporoene 9aus
bat benin AUDI, ieben 8anO glei6mdBig ge1
bunben. cine 8ibliotbcf bon na9e5u 5000
8anben ausgeiteIt, unb biele 8i6liotbet
erre9t ntcbt minber Die 8epnnberung aaer
ais Die 8plfmari3e 6ausbibliotbef, Die
8reitfopf'i6e Muiifbibliotbef.
Son bent &unit6anbeG, BEN Muiifwerfen,
BET Getcbsoruferet unb Der 8olfmar'iben
9ausbibliotbef elm allOeres Seal.
Die NuSitelung, Die BON 6errn Otto
8aumgdrtel, ais Dem Gertreter bes beut7
icben 8ucbgenerbes, unter 8ei6ilfe bes in
Chicago mo6lbefannten 8ucbbdnblers So.
@dermann, 9ei9madpoa arrangirt puroe,
bietet 70 btel, baB mir infer @epiiien nit
elmer 3tpetten 8eipre3ung berubigen miiifen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-07
Oloenbur9er pferoe.
lleber orei6ie Dertreter Ger oIoenburetiden
pferoe5u9t ein9etrofen.

8or etnigen Sagcn 1T bier SER 8. Ser
bos, 8ertreter Bet @roB6erSogl. 2anbpirtb5
id6aftsz@ eieQi9aft su Slbenburg unb Der
&0r1igl. 2anbwirtbic6afts @eieQi6aft 81
6a11noDer fur bic auf oer GoLumbt16en
gSeltausite1lun8 ACKNOWLEDGMENT ferbe, nit
leinen S6uBbefpblenen bier etngetrDffen
unb bat btelelben Dprldufig, bis 5ur 8ou7
en6ung Ser Stalungen auf benz 0uS>
iteIungsplabe, anf Der vStOG Sarm" bon
@rancb & Son in 9afaDette, Sn6., inter-
gebrabt. SIS itnb bics i'm @an5en 81
@remplare bieier auf Der gan5en g8elt be-
riiDnnten 8ferberaiie, nGnllicb "a Slbcnz
burger unb Z 6annpper'i6 9ferbe, bon
benen Bic leBteren idmmtlicb Stuten itnb,
pd6renb bon BEN Olbenbur9ern 10 Stuten
unb IA Sen9itc ii1b. SIS lit nit Si6erz
belt ansunebmen, baB 6ieie 8ferbe auf Der
NuS1teIun9 bel Sa3leuten unO &ennern
ell gai15 beiDnOereS Sntereiie berDorufen
tperben, ba bieie Static in 6oG9e Der 9e>
tpiiienDaften 3ibtlng 5ur grOBttnOgltcben
GereDelung gebracbt tpor0en 1T. SeoeS
e~inSelne bieler Bferbe lit bon BET burb bic
olocnburgiic1s Gegierung ernannte &Drz
ungS>@Ommiliton 8epritft nn0 in DaS
Slbenbur9ii6e &egierungs Stam mbud
elIDeltuBell IUUtueI: oOuHl OelUctIe pulut
lit i5llen auf Der linfen Settle cine &ronc
einsebrannt. SIS reprdientiren bieie 8ferbe
iomit etn gan3 anberes Material, ais biez
%jenigen, ipeicbe i6on friiber aus 8 IOenburg
oDer 6annooer tmportirt murben, Oenn
bis0cr iino nodb feline lo9enannten
rStammbucb@Bferpe" in Nmerifa eingez
fiibrt worben.
0as 3uc6tsiel Bet olbenburgiiben
8ferOe5uc3t lit ami einen ele8anten, frdi7
neutrality-suspicious. gcricbtet, unO bas OlOen7
burger &utibpferO erfreut itb 6a6er in
Nmerifa bereits beS beIte11 9lnlebens. 9urcb
Die Nusitclun8 bieier 81 @remplare, BON
tpeldDen beionoers Bic 8roBe @LeicbmdBig7
felt i'm &0rperbau geriibmt tpirb unb sic
ais elcgante &utl9pferbc bas NoDlgcfalten
iebeS 8ferfefreunOes 9eruorrufen b%lirften,
ipirb ii1 Der 9tuf bieier &ale obne i3tpetfel
nodb eripettcrn unO it6 bier neuen 8ooen
erobern. SIS mag nocb ertpabnt tperoen,
baB bieie Bferbe bier gum Sertauf altsgez
boten per0e1 1ollen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-07
O6er 9ei@GOiien fetn lolt. sSer
la6t ba?
Steuen Bar9fdaft.
Ofener oOer gei4Iofener sonntos7

9(nipa(t @66D fam 9onneritag Wtorgen IN
Gic6ter Stein'S Sibun8Slaal nno lber>
6rad1te i6m bic QppelattonSbttrglcbatt tltr
Sic perltrtDeiltcn NuSlteaun9Sbcomten.
Die Sicbcrbeit fir SDrnan Sage, Wtc1
gtaQn, Senrotin, &erfopt, S%utcbtnion, be-
trlq ie $3.50. Die 8ilrgen iparen:
STIR Sage = Sherman 9. &eam.
STIR 6utbtnlon - q. S. @b0D.
Stir 6enrottn s.. 90. 6iginbOtbam.
Sir &erfoot - SEP. 8trfboff.
STIR Mc9falD - q. gtatDan.
Die 8ilr9lcbaft fir Gco. st. 9aots sum
6etrage BON $3.50 mar bon $. &c. 9t8tnz
bot6am unO G9as. s. S6ipab geiteQt, bie1
ienige fit 9alpion, gum 8etra8e bon sou,
BON 1t. q. 8aler.
Die BouDS tpurben accepttrt u1o ett9e>
tragen.
Director &erfoot iebte bem &ibter ausz
chamber, ooB es it9 in fetneu1 Sale UNI
einen SSrrt6um 6anbIe. 9te 9trectoren
6dtten se6n Sage bon ienem Sonttage, an
tpelcbem Ser Ginbaltsbefebl in &raft trete1l
1pute, Elm Gomite e%rnannt, 6ds nit Dem
N0pofaten Wtuion uro benz &lGger Sling
man un6 Dem 9ticbter Gildiprabe ne6n1er
loute, UNI 6ie genauen 8erbdltntife IN Sez
suq auf BEN GinbaltSbefebl auSftn0tg 81
mQc6cn unb, iucnn m0gli9, benielben
moDtfisiren SIT laiien. 9aS @on1ite babe
Iib Dieler Nufgabe ntcbt entleoi9t. Wtt7
BIN tonne mar tbnt, &erfoOt, feiren boz
lolen ltngcboriam 8egen ben Jtibter sum
0orlpurf mdcben.
Ser 0ticbter ia9te, er beOaure, boB bteie
@nticbul6i9uug gu ipdt pOrgebracbt per0e.
NDbofot @bbp miro nun oafiir Gorge
tyagen, baB ser GinbattsbefebI ritd9dngi9
gemacbt iperbe. ST 9laubt, baB bteS beute
geicbeGen miro. SIN bielem Sale wtrbt
Sic NuSiteuung am Sonntag gel6lolen
irin
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-07

500. ga iie 6 8ro5ent foiten nno Die
1~i1eiiten bon ibnen im DECEMBER ooer Sd1lltar
b%erfauft tpurben, 10 berec5nen tptr Die GINS
5eit auf etn DoleS Sabr.
Slit Soubentrmiin5en tperoe1 ttcber 11tbt
me6r ais $3.50, 900 %etn9ebe1t, Oenn Die 30
Gents Stiide berfaufen ltcb gum Pret1e BON
81 ie6r flalt. @or etlicben Wtonatet bat Die
Musffeuung sic Min3er on '@Dtcagoer
@anfen ais Bfalto fir cine 9lnletbe gez
geber. SIN ibrem 8efib bat bic Nnstteau1g
nur Bic lettbem ausgelOiten Wtiin3en.
@a8 ben Gerfa1f bon 8aumateriaG am
9ebt, 10 recbnete man friiber alf $1,OOO,OO O
Q[ber tebt lit than iiber5eugt, oaB ooch tpobl
nidbt mebr als $685. 600 gu e~rtparten lteben.
0enn Die SI6>8a Gommtiiton oarauf
beitebt, baB aQe @ebGu6e bis gum /. San.
1894 beieitigt nerben, 10 Dtrb oas Serge
9elb nob piel g~erin9er iein. SIS bat bret
Sabre 3eit genornmen, 6te Misieuung gu
erbauen; pie mil ma ie in 5tpet Nfoz
naten nieberreiBen? 9a miiBte man i6On
= 9bnamtt gebrau6en! 8as aIte 8auten
etnbrin9en, baben mir an benz Expedition
8uil6ing" am Seeufer erlebt: $4,000 en-
sielte Der 8erfauf bes gan5en Wfatertals.
Sir bic fommenben bret Wonaten muB
ein td9li9er 9urcbi9nittsbeirt3 BON 1907
900 Berionen ertol9en, tpenn Die Ausz
iteQung tbre S6ulben abi6itteln ipta. Sn
philadelphia betrug Der 0ur6ibnitt 159
Gage 50,341. Die ein3elnen Wtonate err
gaben in Der Stabt Der 8ru6erliebe folgenoe
0eluchsStffern:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-07
Gin tnoifher potentat
Sefudt ole DeItausfteaung.

Ser Mabaraiab bon &apurtba[a, Elm
inbtiher Botentat, ntacbt gegenlpdrtig
bic NuSiteGung punii4er". ST lit be-
9leitet bon elmer ielners 40 Srauen unb
ieinem @efolge, 81 tpclcbem geb0ren Wtaior
9te6al StngD, Or. SaoiS 2ui, GapttGn
Sunoer Singb, Mian N5i5 8afl6, 9ouGet
Gantn, &ich. 81cbner. Colonel 6. s.
Wfaiiep unb @uroitt Singb. Die ieltlame
@eieui9aft fam 9onncrItag 9fa1mittag in
6Dbe 8arf an uho na6m inn y6oteL 8inz
6ermere", 2eringtpn Qlpe. lnO sc. StraBe,
0uartier, Ser Nrin5 lit crit 22 Sabre
alt un6 feline 0emablin II. 8etbe lprecben
flieBerb 9eutic5, @rglii6, Staltenticb
ltnb Tran3Oli9. Sic iouen beibenmdBig
pieL @elo baben. Ser Surbon sbes 9rinz
Sen iebt belonber5 ben 9an3en Qllslelz
lunQsparf in 9tcpolte. Seine 3EuBz
befleiouttg beite6t aus 9adlcbu0en. ST lit
Der erite tnOii9e Botentat, oer iemals
Snbien perlieB, I'M iicb Sic @elt an5uieben.
Sn 9onoon iOa er lief piele 6rernoe err
ipDrben baben. ST belucbte BORT Die f0niqz
lic6e 6ocb3eit. Nueb ipeitte CT in 8aris
unb Gorn. @r lit eth @nfel 0es GQiab
Gatbbeer Singb, ienes tapfcren &rteaers,
BET 1857 pdbren6 Der Meuterei in SSnoten
auf Seiten Der @~ngldnber focbt unb fir
ietne 9tenite nic6t alIcin 6aS @roBfreu,
beS StcrneS BON Snbien, ionoern otctvoen
GtteG zines vGelie6ten SobneS", 6araano i
9ilbanD, er6ielt. Ser Jtaiob itar6 1870
III 9tben, unb iein Ndcbfo!8er tpur0e aburab
Singh, ber I'M Sabre 1877 bcritarb. 9a>
mats ipar Ser iebige @usiteuungsealt nob
minberidbrig unb fonnte baber ben Sbron
nod nicbt beitetgen. Sein &etcb licgt I'M
GuBeriten Norben bon 8ritiicbz Snoten unb
lntfaBt Elm 9treal bon 800 Gua6ratmeilcu
nit 5000, 900 Gtnpobnern.
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unerquidlide 3iffern.
Sol uno Raben Ger DEMONSTRATING;

@enn in Sen Wonoten Nuguit, Septentz
BET unb October Der 8eiub Der 8eil6 Der
Nu5iteuung itb nidbt bon benz biS5eri9e1
9urtbi9nttt BON 1900 Bcrionen auf
100000 bebt, 10 itebt eS I'M Bic Nctiondre
faul. 0ret W1onote Der Satlon lie9en btn@
ter unS, unb mas lit baS Tactt? S3ulz
BEN
Die Nctienseieui1aft bat %gegentpGrtig
fit $6,881 200 @erbtnbli6feiten. Stele
3iffer er9iebt iicb aus folgenoen Soften:
IL Wtonate !3inien
gu 6 BroS. fur s., 500
S 266, 700
8etrtebsfofen tG9lib $15, OOO.. 1,17O,O0O
9aufenbe 8erbinolicbteiten -. 100000
S9ul6bpnos ............ 4,444 800
$751; 200
ltn6 tpeI6e @tnna6men fte6en bielen
Gerbin6ltbfeiten i'm 9iinitigiten Safe gez
9cniiber?
Gdgltcb 100, 900 8eiuber (@rz
tpacblene uno Gtn6er) ...... $780, 900
@onceiitonen .......... 100000
8erfauf BON 8aumatertal.. ... 100000
Soupenirmiin5en ........... 100000
$6,51O,OOO
Gs piirbe iib alIo Elm 9eficit BON
1911 200 erseben. Sur @rfldrung ber
Gtnna1mepolten iet Solgenbes 9eiagt.
DAB bic Summe Bet @intritt 5a1lenocn
8eiucber bur6ibntttlicb grOBer als 100000
per Sag iein wtrb, lit nicbt an5unebmen.
Die Gtienbabn9eieQi 6aften 1aben berettS
@rtrasige obseianbt unO biaigere Staten
eingefltbrt, aber augenidetnltcb te9lt
ben 9euten bas &eiiegeIb hberz
baupt. SIM ean3ert 2atbe flagt man
iber i6lebte @eibdfte. Die &rbeitSloit97
felt tDtr6 cpiDemiid), unb Bic traurigen 3t7
itdnbe in Colorado macben iib altcb bereitS
in an6eren Staaten fiiblbar. 9a pergeDt
ben 2euten bic 0uit gum 0teiien.
Nm l. Suli bate Die QuStelltng berett5
Iaafenbe 8erbtnbIicbfetten gum 8etrage BON
$1,000, 900. Na9 &ngabe bcS Saien7
beamten Darlington lift oieier 8etrag iett7
benz ntcbt perrtngert mprben.
SonbS purbcn /. 3. in 6obe bon So
00O,0 900 gum 9ertauf alsgcboten, 1eoocb
pirtLicb b~ertauft murOen nur fir 81, IA, :
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-07
Gus Oct Wei5en Staot.
Die SonntagsfraSe III
etgert6iimGt6em
oSt6te,
Oirectoren und OeneraRdirector
weeen ShlieBung der Aus~
lfel(ung On einem SOnn~
tag beItratt.
gn4 nr4ttFuDe gtedJpetuerhe
aeid)Daltige Uouettiu=A ustteann9
i'm Oent(d)em Daufe.
Sic OeI6idte ser Giiettbabn It'd Sralts=
pOrtmittel=Ga la ~illnitrirt.
9ie OelGidte Der @iiem6abn iH Srats=
portmittelzGalai ilnfrirt.
2(rteiinffige 8tfern it6er Sen
grforg ser Rrtsfeffttng.

Anfunft Oloenbur9er pferoe. - Gin poten=
tat aus 1noien. Die minter=HusiteI=
lung IN Californian. - Der GRicagoer
Gag. uil3nfricoene Ghico9oer Gdrt=
rer. - Der nnpolftdnoi9e katalo9. -
Der ~&oronnaYor pon DubIin.- Sdlie6un9
Ger 6ebdu0e am 2lbeno. - 2lIerlet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-07

Oas Geleiie>mufeum oes Osnabriider Bit
tenwerfs i'm Gransportpalait. = Deutide
Gednif auf DER 2lustellu119. Der Bob
Ienpee Ger Bonner. : Die 5oI5bahn aus
Dem Totem Jabrhunoert. = Geo. Stepben=
fon's erite ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. = Geletie
mooerner Gonfruction.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-07

@enn mir benielben WtaBitab an Chicago
legen, 10 lit bet Mtonat Nuguit biel berz
ipre9en6, unO aub September unb Sctoz
BET laiien btel @utes erboffen.
SIM SuLt tpurbe uniere Qtusitelung BON
1850, 661 3ablenben Berionen un6 1,204,z
361 Sreibergern beiucbt. Die Sreibergerz
iumme ieBte fib aus foIgenben 3ifern 5us
Iamn1en:
Gomplimentortarten ......... 38,414
86otog. 8Giie +. B. Saiion..... 349 ,442
8botog. MonatspGife. 209, 037
Spec. PreBtarten. ......... 1854
Nrbeiterfarten. 154, 1876
SAB GUT 8eiOrgrtn9 etnselner @eS
icbGtte.. .................. 1872
&ctourfarten. 3O5,577
WtuftfpGiie 1859
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-16
SPORT AND DANGER.
Two Extremes OF Life Related
by Dan III. Moon.

Two Extremes Of Life Related
by Dan ii. Moon.
"Now, it may seem queer to those who
don't know bow fast trout bite" said
Dan Moon yesterday in speaking of a
trip over the Great Northern railway,
''but tell you for fact that three OF
US caught over 800 trout, nearly 400, in
side of two days at Bolton, little town
near Lake Mcdonald. On! they were
beauties, and their bright speckles. just
sparkled in the sunlight. We enjoyed
the sport. AT Columbia Falls and Kalis-
pell, well. all through the mountains,
there is plenty of sport. We killed two
deer one morning, and between Scotia
and Camden another deer ran into the
engine and dashed his brains out. We
hauled him aboard and skinned him.
There was no lack Of venlson on that
trip.
"a passion OF mine for riding on an
engine was thoroughly killed on that
Great Northern trip" said Mr.. Moon,
and he continued: ''lt's wonder es-
capped alive. One Of the big mogul en-
gines was pulling the train, and l had
seat on the cOW-catcher, with my arms
around the iron rod that ran up near
the lantern. We were moving along at
a good gait, and were on curve, when
hand car came in sight only short
distane ahead OF us. The engineer re-
versed the lever, and one wheel OF the
engine went off the track as the engine
men jumped. l kept cool, but at the
same time moved lively, and got behind
the steamchest just before the engine
smashed the hand car all to pieces. A
serious source of danger was the flying
tools, that went like shot out of gun.
[ escaped safely. but no more camping
on the cow catcher for memo, thank
you,"