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The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-09-25
Mothers.

cone good mother is worth a hun
drad schoolmasters," said George
Herbert, Men are what their
mothers make them. But if the
mothers are peevish and irritable,
through irregularities, female
weakness" and kindred ailments,
they find no pleasure, no beauty in
the care of their babes. All effort
is tortue. Let all such, who feel
weighed to the earth with weak
ness peculiar to their sex, try DR..
Pierces Favorite Prescription.
They will find the little ones a de
light instead of torment.
TO those about to become moth
ers it is a priceless boon. 1t lessons
the pains and perils of childbirth,
shortens labor and promotes the Sc
cretion of an abundance of nourish-
ment for the child.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-09-25
SPLENDID PROSPECTS.
The Eyes of Investors Turned Upon
the Brilliant
Outlook.

Upon the subject of Southern
advancement, and the brilliant out
look of the South, as a field for in
vestment, the Omitted States In
vestor has this to say:
The possibilities of the South as
a field for commercial and financial
activity have attracted great
deal of attention in the last few
months. This section of the coun-
try has stood up under the stress
of the panic of 1898 and the subse-
quent hard times in a manner to
call for the most favorable COM
ment While the excellent finan-
cial condition of the south, as COM
pared with that of other sections,
is apparent on the surface, the full
extent of the situation is known to
comparatively few. A careful ex-
animation of the extra census bull
letin, No. II, summary of mortgag-
es of the United States, brings to
light facts of an exceedingly inter
esting nature, Some of these facts
have been grouped below to show
the energy and frugallty of the new
South.
1t is computed that the average
life of areal estate mortgage in the
United States is 2-3 years; of a
mortgage on acres 4.54 years, of
one on lots Al years; the shorter
life of both classes is found to be in
the south as well as in the newly
settled regions west of the Missis-
sippi,
The average percentage OF debt
in force of true value Of all taxed
real estate in the United States is
Is 2-3. The percentages for the
different states of the union range
from 4,59 to 30, 81; the average per-
centage for the sixteen Southern
states Including in the list Della
ware and Missouri is 9,83 per cent
or less than 10 per cent, the lowest
in the list being Virginia,
Assuming that the mortgage
debt limit of all the real estate is
two thirds of its real value with
out increasing the rate of interest
to cover additional risk it has been
computed that "a 90 per cent of this
has been reached in the United
States; these percentages for all
the states range from $50 to 1921;
the average for the southern states
is 14,75 per cent.
The mortgage debt per capita IL
the United States is 500 Among
all the states the per capita mort
gage debt ranges from $l2 to 1926.
The average for the southern states
is $33.10.
The average amount of debt in
force against acres to each mort
gagged acre in the United States is
$S,0S; the average amount of debt
in force against lots to each mort
gagged lot is $9l6. In all the states
these averages for acres range
from 1928 to $1S9.39; the average
in the southern states is $685.. In
all the states the averages for lots
range from S25S to S2l74 the aver
age in the Southern states is $616.-
So.
The average number of acres in
the United States covered by each
mortgage in force is 1l9; of lots L.
So; the average for acres in all the
states ranges from 2S to 2S76; the
average in the southern states is
1862 acres, The averages for lots
in all the states range from SO to
5,35, the average in the southern
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-09-25

Mr.. Johnson, an aged citizen of
the West side, father of Mrs. Car
michael, died very suddenly while
out driving yesterday Afternoon near
Kizer's mill. Death is supposed to
have been caused by heart disease,
to which dangerous malady deceas-
ed was subject. The body, which
was lifeless when reached, was TAX
en- up by kind hands and conveyed
home, from whence the funeral will
be conducted today.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-09-25
s. M. Ragland,
Sept. 20, 1894,

SUCCESSOR TO O. II, BARRELLE & co. J
Referring to the above notice of
dissolution, would announce that
| have purchased the stock and
business of c, II, Barrelle & Co.,
and will continue business at the
same stand.
! respectfully solicit the patron
age of all.
S. NJ. RAGLAND,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-09-25

A conductor on Patterson (N.
J.) trolley car lately gave up his po-
sition because he was short of stat.
ure. He was Of such a small height
that when he wanted to ring the
bell he had to jump for the bell
cord, and the remarks of the pas
sengers we're so insulting that he
was forced to resign,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-09-25

That tired feeling which is so COM
mon and so oyerpowering is entirely
driven off by Hoods Sarsaparilla,
the best blood purifier. Hoods
Sarsaparilla overcomes weakness.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-09-25

Don't forget the grand fall open
ening at the Temple of Fashion, to
be held on Wednesday evening,
Oct. 3rd, beginning at 1880 o'clock,
The ladies of Texarkana and sur
rounding country are cordially in
vited to attend (9-24-9t)
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-09-25

Rajah was i'm ported from India.
He was captured near Rangoon in
the Bay of Benal, He is 12 feet,
III inches high and weighs 10000
pounds. He will exhibit at Texark-
ana this season.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-09-25

The committee on arrangements
for Sam Jones meeting at this
place meets at the Y. M. G. A. hall,
at s O'Clock this p. M, when it is
hoped that full attendance will be
had.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-09-25

Rajah is the largest elephant on
earth. He is with Lemen Bros.
Show.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-09-25

The case against ex-Sheriff
Blythe will not be reached at this
term Of the circuit court, having
been continued, by common consent
until the next term, which meets in
November of this year.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-09-25

Rajah is the largest elephant that
walks the earth, He is bigger than
Jumbo, He will pay us a visit on
Thursday, Sept. o.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-09-25

Remember that Sell Bros biggest
show on earth will be here on Fri
day, October 18th.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-09-25

Lawyer G. NJ. Heard of Little
Rock, is in the city.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-09-25

Mr.. Gus Knoble of the Texarkana
& Ft. Smith railroad engineering
corps, is down from Hopc-a guest
at the Cosmopolitan
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-09-25

1t is thought that the Miller Cir
cult court will adjourn tomorrow
for the term, as the principal bust
ness of same has been disposed of,
so far as possible at this term
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-09-25

Ira 7. Higgs, painter and paper
hanger, office at John G, Edwards
harness shop. Election banners a
speciality. 6.s
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-09-25

Fires felt comfortable this morn
ing. Heavy clothing will soon be in
demand.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-09-25

Mr.. P. NJ. Booker, was up from
Garland yesterday.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-09-25

Mr.. r. P. Arnold of Prescott,
spent last night in the city, a guest
at the Huckins House.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-09-25

Raiah is two inches taller and
weighs two tons more than his fa-
nous brother Jumbo. He will be
here Thursday.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-09-25

Assistant Attorney General R. L.
Henry, of Austin, Tex, who has
been visiting his father here, re-
ceived a telegram yesterday calling
him to Waco, on business for the
State of Texas, and left by this
mornings Cotton Belt train for
that city. Mr.. Henry is a most
genial gentleman, as well as able
attorney, and we had hoped that
he would return to Texarkana, but
understand he contemplates locat-
ing at Waco, after his present term
of Office expires.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-09-25

Wait for Sells Bros. big show,
October 18th.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-09-25

Manager f. B. Hubbell of the
Texarkana 4 Ft. Smith railway, is
back from business trip to Phil
adelphia.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-09-25

Hoods Pills are the best after
dinner pills, assist digestion, cure
headache. 25c. a box. 3
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-09-25

Mrs L. NJ. Rush is visiting friends
at Hot Springs.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-09-25

Sells Bros. circus and menagerie
will be in Texarkana on Friday, Oc-
tober 18th.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-09-25

Rajah is the biggest born of
brutes, See him Thursday,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-09-25

Rev. DR.. Morrison preached an
able sermon at the State Line
Methodist church last night, to a
fair sized congregation, Every
body invited to attend the services,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-09-25

A Boston paper records the case
of a family who had about reached
its last dollar, and when that was
spent would not know whence to
draw another, 1t was only one cut
Of a hundred similar cases which
the hard times had brought tolight
but it had a feature wholly its own.
So depressed and miserable were
these people, accustomed to a bet
ter condition of affairs, but latter
ly on their suppers, that they went
forth and with the sole remaining
dollar bought dogl AS one of
Them said, with more pathos than
reason, in excusing the purchase:
"We were so unhappy.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-09-25

Huddleston Bros. have just re
ceived fine line of smoked meats.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-09-25

DIED:-At the home of her moth
er, Mrs Sheehan, on Pine street,
at $40 o'clock last evening, Mrs A.
J. Purcell, who departed this life
after long and painful illness. The
deceased was well known to many
of our people, having resided in
Texarkana from early youth. The
funeral services will be conducted
from st. James Episcopal church,
at 4 o'clock, this afternoon. The
TExARKANIAN extends sympathy to
the relations of the deceased, who
leaves an only child, Lillian" to
feel the loss of a mothers love.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-09-25

We always give our customers
the best the market affords, full
weights and prompt att.ention,
HUDDl EsToN Bros.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-09-25

Rajah cost the Lemen Bros, over
s25, 900. He is the biggest feature
in the show world. He is on exhi-
bition at all times in the big tent.
No extra charge to see him. Will
be IN Texarkana, Thursday, Sep
tember 9th.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-09-25

]. H. Arnold of Hope was here
yesterday.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-09-25

Judge Hearn has appointed the
following gentlemen as jury COM
missioners for the next term of Mil
Ter circuit court; ]. j. Towery, of
Cleveland township, r. B. Davis, of
Sulphur township and Jno. II, Nc
Lain, of Garland township.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-09-25
Lime.

The Texarkana Hardware Co. is
handling pure white lime. 2-28
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-09-25

We acknowledge the pleasure Of
a call yesterday from Assistant At
torney General of Texas, Hon. r.
L. Henry, who, for several days
past, has been visiting his parents
at the old home in this city.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-09-25

Mr.. Frank DArrigo, the grocery
merchant, has awarded contract
for a new brick business house, 25x
100 feet, to be erected on the lot
made vacant by fire, on East Broad
street. The building has been
awarded to Contractor W. j. Delay,
who promises a handsome struct-
ure.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-09-25

We carry decidedly the largest freshest and greatest as
sortment of Family Groceries, Produce Supplies and gen.
eral Eatabes of any house strtyn line ALL KINDS
OF FEED, BEST CREAMERY BUTTER and CHEESE
SPECIALITY. Our prices assist in building up bus
mess which enables still fur her to cut margins
Families, hotels, boarding houses and railroad contrac
tors, deal with u.s. because they
GET WHAT THEY PAY FOR.
Goods delivered free in city limits.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-09-25

An attempted Jail delivery of
Miller county prisoners, four in
number, was discovered by Jailor
Jim Williams and promptly frus-
trated by him yesterday. The
prisoners concerned in the attempt
were Wyatt Hooks, Henry Kennel
ly, Lige Mitchell and Nose Brisco,
all colorcd, and each of whom is
under sentence of one or more
years in the state penitentiary, for
crimes of which they have been
convicted at the present term of
the Circuit court. Realizing the
insecurity of the old jail which the
county has not yet been able to re
pair, jailer Williams promptly con-
fined the would be Jail breakers in
their cells, and the Sheriff at once
wired state prison officials, at Lit
tie Rock, to send at once for the
four men, who are now at their dis
posal.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-09-25

The Daily and Weekly TExARKANIAS are
entered at the postoffce TeIarkana as
second class mail matter.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-09-25

LOCAL NEwS.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-09-25

In the Miller Circuit Court, Sat
urday, was called the case of State
VS. J. D. Goldman, charged with
incest, alleged to have been COM
nitted on the person of his daugh-
ter. The defendant was not forth
coming, however, and now his
bondsman, G. G. Turner, R. l..
King, W. L. Goldman, and ]. n
King, are anxiously awaiting some
news of the missing man, for whose
appearance they are responsible, in
the sum of $1,000. Goldman's wife
claims that he was taken from home
by a mob, and made may, with,
this the neighbors are inclined to
doubt, some of them claiming that
he has fled the country to escape
the punishment for the crime with
which he is charged.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-09-25

All communications should be addressed
10 THK TExAKKAEIkE.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-15

Man perlieb ben Salon. nm niht
bur9 feline Neusieroe III dItie gu fallen.
sSrau Dearborn bplte pergebli9 ale
srbentli9en Giienaen unb Ooeure,
bissmal ftien es ipirtlid) Elm ernlter
slnfaa 3u Iein, Man muBte Srau
Mnne auf ilr 3immer tragen.
8rabbon bate ben furhtharen
@beno iiberitanben, er bate jebt einen
triftisen Gntlhulbisunsssrunb. fiG
gu entfernen; iein 9sra mar erfult
bon tDbtlidem 6ab unb Surht.
Ri1arb, pelher i'm Sintergrunbe
bes 3immers nit pohsnben pul1en
ber Grsdblung Carriers gelauf1t, 5oa,
na9bem ii9 bic @efsGfdaft auf ber
Weranba unb in ben @arten aerltreut,
leinen Batter Bel Ssite.
,Weibt Ou. per bie1er Garter if2"
rNa, iper ion es benn fein9 Was
bait Du benn fir eine Midtistbue<
rei?"
u9ieisr Garter 1T -- Der @ater Suz
liens!"
Wlifier Dearborn prallte 5uriid.
nOore. nein sSunse. mir pirp anglt
nm Did," faste ct, feinen Sobn ans
itarrenb. rDas biebe. Der Mann
5rau 8rabbons -"
vOie man eben obnmdhti9 hinausz
trus," ersdnate Hihuro.
Dearborn ladte.
%, besbalb msinit Ou9"
nNidt besbalb. SuIiens 8ater mar
nit Dir bod auf Der MiTpel."
rWpber neiBt Ou bass"
m@on Sulien ielbft."
,sSSa, bafn - bann - feline Wprte,
glide - bas 9orsegsr 8raboon
bic S6nmn9t - Serrsott! SEPT
febe i9 auf einmal fIar." 9sar auT
siuiee 9(ugsnblide Isgie er bic 5auo
por bic 4ugen, I'm iitb 5u idmnleln.
yJli9arb, jeBt gilt es Dein Gliid! Sci
Elm Mann, ipiels bic g2oIle bts 9tbz
runoslpIen fort, bis Die Satne reif 1T.
S5aits gorfid9t 1T n0tbis. Sulis mus
tpnmen - 1abe teine 2lnoit. ih
ppfere Did uno fie niht. S9r ieio
9eioe Idulbtos. &omm!"
Sic ginsen 81 ben 0dIten.
Sbon1as BraDbon blidte in bos
fieberaliibenoe glntlib ieines @eibes,
bas bor ibm lag i'm Shlafgemah.
gr asod4ts ihres berbdngniBpouen
SApei9ens bamals, als er bic 5rase
an tie ridtete, ipelhs 3unbe fie tpobl
,nebr entIeben tpiiroe, Die &unoe. bab
er lpirtli4 ibrsn eriten Gatten ermors
bet. ober bic. baf er lebte.
Oiefes SApeigen umflatterte tbn
iest pie Elm fin OGmon.
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Sisbentes GapiteI.

Dearborn mar gu iebr setpobnt, bem
Sbidfale bic 3iigel ansuleeen unb es
nit Mufnano auer Erdfte in feline
Dienite gu aipingen, 70 melt bies iiber>
baupt bic f4toa4e Meni9snbanb pers
mag, als baB sr iib burn bieie neue
obenteuerlid5e Quune besfelben bdtte
au5er Safuns brinsen laifen.
Sn elmer Wohe mar Mues flar atpi,
iaen inn uno bsm 9auie Ganbers
betrsffs bes inbifhen @eidGftes, bic
Gpntracte unterseidnet, bann erit mar
bic 3eit getommen. Gr badte iih sSuz
lie als bic seeisnetite perl0nlihteit 5ur
Gntpirrung biefes Rnotsns.
Garter liebte feline Tohter, er ipirb
bic Wieoergefunbene, sur berrlihen
Sungfrau erblubt. nod mebr lieben,
feinen beraeibliden 9ab gesen 8rabs
bon = Dearborn ftrdubte fid5 nod
INNER. an bas S4limm|ts, an bic
Mffaire i'm Boots, gu slaubsn, bic
Giferfuht, Der SAB tperben tbm tpobl
ben srauenbaften @erDa9t, ben ct un=
bebinat bate, eingegeben babsn--tpirb
bic 2iebe au ieinsm Rinoe beIieesn, lie
,pirb i'm @tanbe iein, i'm gu elmer ls=
galen 2Dlung feiner nod INNER bette
benben Gbe nit Nnne gu bstpegsn, obne
baB beburh fein @erhdltnib gu ibr.
Der Eohter, Schaben lsiben foute.
Die &egelung bssTelbsn mar ia fir bic
3rtunft feline, ober bielmehr giharbs,
i1res @atten. Sadie, unb 8sibe batten
ia niats aesen Garter, in ipsl6sm lie
sinen tiidtiaen, a4tbaren Mann err
tannt, ii6sr oefen Nerganssnbei! iis
nidt 3u rehtsn botten.
Gr felbft belt fid niht fir ben oes
eisneten Mann. bic s:fdbrlide 2Diurs
hsrbsi3ufiibren.
Die fsisrlicbe Wsrlobune bes iunssa
Gaares follte ben berf0bnanben Mbz
fhluB bilben. Bstreffs Der gon.z
pagroniaaft 8rabbons iebo9, tpsld.
er an btsfem SSreubentaae leines 9auz
fes gu proclamiren beabiihtigte. erbos
ben S@ iebt fdipsrs 8ebenten, er mar
fid) felbft barii6er nod nidt 'hliiHig.
Ser 0erbaht Carriers. ber, tpie ct jebt
ni4t mebr sfpeifeln :onnte. segen
8rabbon geri9tet mar, beunrIbigte
ihn. War CT gere9tfsrtigt, unb bic
MOglihfeit mubte er na6 bem. ipas CT
iebt tDubte, einssIteben, 70 mar bieler
elmer fol4tn @unit nitht mebr tpiirbia.
Seine abfidt, ibn felbit nit ber
Niidberufung ssuliens au beauftragtn.
CAB er nah reifliher ueberlesuns duf.
Mdr Garter mirtli& b<r fraoli@e
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Wortieguns fulS!.j
8eruhiaun1. Oar

Berubiaung. DauR (3u
.insm 8auern): .ssSbr Sunse "a
pirft fortipdhrenb nit NepielE na4
ben 2euten, unb scSbr ouloet es ? =" -
0ater rWarum benn net - beuer
baben mir ia a'nua !"
= 8era 10 d ts 'Oefinitio o I.
ge5rer: rMer BON Gud, fann mir err
fllren, ipas man untsr ~binter!iItig"
berftebt?" - Ser tlains Willp: .6in~
terliItig 1T, penn lnan tbnt. als Db
man Ginem ni6ts tbdte. uno tbut ibm
hnrh tpns."
-GafermbotY Nelo.
psbe!: l1rnn i'd iase: v6rsi mss!"
.ann 'piiBt S6r bic geine itbmsiBen, bag
nc Isnte im orlittn Stof bsnfem: ba
,bsn ilest ein 3us aranids OorbeiI"
Cine Wahrbeit. Man iu1t
cine Weltiprade ~ Sriinoen; - eins
WeItmooe eibt es i4on lonse. - Cis
Gitelteit 1T chen Elm m6@tiserer 6errl9er
als osr WsritanD.
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ST. Dinfrnt's Q0uf9t.
BEATTY, p. O., Westmoreland Co., Pa,

Htcie unter Der 2citana Der Beneoifi,ncrs
Batter fteberce 9lnitolt, iit Meiten BON go
trobe unh 40 Meilen 6itlid Don EittSbnrg al
aenb ~ aeiuno unb idbn, Die tSebambe arps, msi
Dampi eebetSt unb ourdo 0lcftrictt1t betendptet.
Ser Stubientnrius lit Gin brciIosher eei
ttrhlid1e, Der tlair1be uno Der tau',nanmi'd1e ;
aut gtbt eS cine t tIemcntarid,ule fir Mnfdnger
0aS nGhitc Sdaullabr beginnt ant s. Septem.
bcr
Bebiugursen: GintrittSaehihr $500.
8efDniaung, llnterrht nno Wd de per Sabr,
$500. ~
lin weitee Nusfunft obcr Sataipsc wenoe
man Iidb an
&cD. Sineeut Suber, >. 9. y.
Dtrcetcr.
t7iut AMT YS
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-15
wAs :g4 SAPOLlO.

unnos,rpede abaebeu ssdwaiu enes @leen nt bat W
No 5oudeu bft s su fdben sDas iet eapuag Gs ns ben
Damri9 berle benz Delud @lan5 af Sooen alge anp mE
e men ousebe gon 9euer Hannen an bcis oas 5e
u onnf M1er deuern nnb gkfsei@r sdnno m' Soer
moea Ie @aidbaf, bic 8abemannc uno bf bic f1n9Ietn@
aaen bam rein nno Sanaeno e e'ae neae
1axm hat< hM psr NadBahmmnsen
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-15

Mann, 10 tpirb Brabbon Mues baran
lieqen, eine unporbereitete 3ufammen=
tunft Der 9ohter nit bern Batter 81
berbinbern, unb Sulie burb lleberres
bunsstiinite alIer Dirt fir feline pldas
unbrauhbar au MAIDEN, 70 ipar bies
Deni9er 81 befiirdten. ipeniefens
ni4t. 70 lanse bic eef@dftlihen unter<
banblunsen nit Garter fhtpsbten. an
beren unoeit0rtsr Mbtpidlung aub
8rabbon Nlles gslseen iein mubte;
serabe Bel Suliens Gbaratter mar ia
biz Gol9e elmer Iold5en perfriibten Muf>
tldruna unbsrehenbar.
(6ortjegune fula!.j
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-13
1tnfcrc GoumtD Tair.

- Nm Ureita9 ben 2l. Sept. be-
ginnt.oie "a. Qlus lteuun9 bes Qanowtrtbz
l9aftli9en Wereins pon Brown County,
bic ibren 8orsansern in Ni@ts na@ltes
ben, ionoern lie oQer 0orausli dt na9
beoeuteno iibertreiien wiro, benn trob
ser auBeroroentli6 trodenen Witterun9
mabreno oes Sommers wiro es ii9 berz
aus l~telen, baB IN Iere @e9eno ibren
alien &uf bemabrt, uno aues in 9lQe
unb Tiiqe aufweiien fam, mas elm
reider 9oben unb f(eiBtge 9anoe ber<
uorbr,n9eu. 0}eben Der NusiteQun9
biloen Die 8icpcle Wettfabrten uno
Bferoerennen am @amitag beionoere
Nnsiebunaspuntte, uno bel Der Gbeaters
0orite(luns am Sonnta9 Mbeno wirc
bic Gbeaterlection bes Turnuereins ibren
moblerworbenen &uf III Der Nuffibrun9
bes ous9e;eidneten 2uitipiels uYoterz
loraen" bemabren. Na6 S9luB bes
Gbeaters finbet cine EanSunterbaltun9
ltatt, unb es lit beBbalb au boffen, oaB
quite @itterun9 uno rei9li6er Beiu@
Sen Yanowirtbi9aftli@en Ierein fir
feline 8%emiibunsen belobnen. Die Biz
cpclc>Ncnnen biloen einen i%ntereilanten
sSulat gu Dem straightforward Proz
9ramm uno wuroe uns fol9enoer Nut>
ruff CUR Uer0ffeutli@un9 ein9ebanoi9t:
Sim %. @eptember finoen ieds 81
cycle>W ettiabrtcu 1tatt, Die UNI 5pet
llbr beginner uno mofir @olomcoaiQen
inn Wcrtbe . iiber 500 neblt piez
len onberen III Waaren beltebenocn
Preii EFT ~aus9elett iiao. Dieie Wettz
fabrtcn weroen inter ben Gegel1 Ser &.
VI. %. absebalten uno ale weitere @usz
funft iowie Tornulare fit Nnmelounz
gen iinO ;u erbalten our@ bas Bicycle
Nacing COMMITTEE" Stem ulm."
9ta9 Ben 8icpclezW ettfabrten finoen
Johann Yfer6e Mettrennen itatt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-13
Observation-Disclosures.

&eselmdBise Situn9 an 4. Sept.
Nbwel END waren Prdi /. Siluerlon
unb alderman 8rut.
alderman S9ubert wuroe gum Tor>
iiter pro temp erwablt.
Sin Yrotet BON Satob Petrp II. q.
9e9en bic Nllenments fir 2e9ung BON
Walerr0breu wuroe unberidli9tl9t 9ez
~lailen.
Sobn Stinbt u. q. bra3ten cine Pe:
tition fir N%nlesun9 zines Nb5usssraz
bens i'm weltl,9en Staottbeil Elm uno
muroe bas StraBen>G omite erma@ti9t,
800 fir oieien 3wed gu permenoen.
Der Gontratt fit He9un9 oes Seitenz
we9es an l. Glib ltraBe wuroe Clinton
DDS ais NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ju9elpro9>
Ell. NodtpoliSit @aQes empfabl Die
Ginri@tuns elmer Galabooie in ODER BET
Der Bumpenitation, NO oieielbe mabz
reno bes Winters nit Oampf 9ebei3t
werben t0nne.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-13
49, @dditem Sonnta9 GanSsrdnS@en
in ShmuferS Tipoli.

Ma@iten @onntas Ganj.ranS@e"
in S9muters Tiuoli.
- yeie ct bic usrdnoerte Mnsei9e BON
@a9ner Il Souerien.
- Sir ben Is. b. ~. lit Elm vSbow"
in New ulm an9eSeist.
- Trau 9asen aus Sleepp Gye
weiItc einise Sage oabier auf Selu@.
- SIN Tabrplan ber Murtbweiterns
Yinie iiuo leit Sonnta9 eini9e Serdnoers
uu9en ein9etreten.
- Serb. Grone unb Or. S@o6 bas
ben lid aus S6eloon. Sa., cine ausSes
3eidnete 3u@tmabre tommen lanen.
Wer @elo iporen MID, leie @rdfis
Nn;ei9e.
- Trau &oiel bat ibr 9aus at
8roabmup uno 6. SIoItrabe nit einem
serdumi9en Nnbau uerieben laien.
- Seurp Oirts aus Sprinsfielo
pobnte Der Yeeroi9uus ieinss 9ruoers
Ginoes bel.
- Trau 9ermann WIQer BON bier
meilt bel ibrer Mutter in Sprtnsfielo
auf Sci JUDI.
- Glib. Ourbabn uno Tamilie aus
Sleepy gpe pobuten am Sonnta9 Der
8eeroisun9 bon Sirsen Durbabn BET.
- Mm Samlta9 u%erbrannte auf Der
Tarm bon 9einri1 Beblin9 elm Stau,
en Tru9tbaus uno bret pieroe. Seine
8erii3erurg.
6rau Sos. &Dbler uno To@ter
9ulu besaben li@ cm @ontas mad ct.
Saul uno Wtinneapolis gum Veiu@e oer
Gair uno Treunoen.
- 8dbrenb unjerer @ounty>Tair
uiro bon ber Dramatil9en Settion oes
GurnuereinS vBaterie9en", Elm breiattiz
ses 3sitsemaloe pom CHARLOTTE Bir3z
Yfeitfer ;ur Nuffiibrun9 tommen.
- Die sri. 9ena Baarl@ uno 9ena
@rebe, wel9 lebtere lan9ere 3eit bel
ibren Yeruanoten babier auf Seiu9 per-
meilte, rel ten gnoe letter @o9e gum
Yei ude Der @taats> Tair na6 st. Saul.
SRI. @rebe miro ii9 uon bort aud na@
ibrer @eimatb in Gbica9o besebsn.