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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-05-07
LOCAL ADVERTISING

LOCAL ADVERTISING.
Advertisements and notices, as prone
1ades, shows and other entertainments viii
be pu bliShed under this head for tlCO cents
word for first insertion, one cent wore
thereafter. We shall run no adVe Ft1sements
among local items. cash must accompany
the order. M CHARGE WILL BE MADE LESS
THAN FORTY CENTS.
Davis the 'sShoe Man, will show a
fine line of Russell Shoes in all grades
this week.
A large stock of Grass Seeds can be
found at o. D. Ovens, consisting of
Timothy, Red Glover, Mammoth Glow
er, Alsyke Glover, White Glover, AL
falfa, Red Top, Millet, Hungarian,
Sanford Corn, Stowelrs Sweet Corn,
Canada Peas, et.. All of the best
quality.
Immense stock of Paper Hangings
now ready at O. d. OVENS.
Why don't you pay your MONITOR
subscription? A great many people
have been made happy by SO doing.
Building Stone and Manure for sale.
Good dirt for grading free, on High
st. Henry Gay. If
Headquarters for carriages and
road wagons at G. J. Ufford's, and he
has the stuff to prove it. Come out
and see and buy something that is
right. Tenement to rent. G. J. Uf-
ford.
Miss Martha Bean has secured a
3 large class Of pupils in instrumental
ijmUsicifor the summer term, which be-
gins May1 IA. 5.s.r~ I'D Il. 80
WANTED. to pasture, good
feed, water and fences. Prices right.
S. A. Hunt, Westmore, Vt.
A good second hand piano box
buggy, nearly as good as new, for
sale cheap. Inquire Of G. w. Buzzel,
Barton.
0. D. RowelI of Barton has yoke
of cattle for sale. Good workers, and
weigh about 5000. ct
Those intending to purchase a Bicy-
Gle, or any kind Of Bicycle sundries,
should see me or write for particulars
before purchasing elsewhere. F. E.
Nelson, Barton, Vt.
Old newspapers at MONITOR Office.
Bundle OF 25 for cents.
Israel Brooks, on Duck Pond road,
three miles from Barton village, will
take cattle to pasture az the following
rates: Yearlings, rs cts; year
olds, $1.00; three year olds, $3.50;
oxen, $500 pair.
Five Spring Tooth Harrows and
three Cnltivators at cost at Crows.
E. A Norton Of Glover has the
Eclipse Corn Planter for sale = the
best made.
NJ. II. Whitney is increasing his
broom manufacturing business, doing
the work at his place on Church st.
He purchases first class broom stock
and tries to put up a light, strong and
durable broom. Call in and see what
he is making. His present stock,
which he calls extra, will be exhausted
soon. Call at once or they will be
gone.
Mrs. E. L. Barstow has returned
from Boston with a large stock of
millinery and fancy goods and will
have her opening Wednesday and
Thursday, this week. Ladies of Bar
ton and vicinity invited
New arrivals of new and attractive
goods, including many novelties to
meet the demands Of the season, at
Il. E. Stafford's. They will be ready
for examination and approval this
week.
For SALE yoke Of handy 4-year-
old steers, Jersey bull, colt mos.
old. II. II. Cook.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-05-07

spondents. The Justice held tha
there WAS evidence for binding an
respondents up, fixing bonds at 81. OOI
which they were unable to procuI
and were placed in jail at NewpoI
The trial occasioned much excitemel
and there were large number
people present.
Holland.
l.. +. Worth has moved into II
Kings house on King street.
Mrs. John Alexander of Newport
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
b. Moulton.
Caswell a Son have decided not
put new engine into their mill a
will run nights to reduce their stoc
Trasburgn.
The Irasburgh Cornet band has g
gagged TO play at Newport Cent?
Memorial day.
IL. o. Smith and A. j. Luxford ha
finished the house for l.. d. Lover
and returned to Newport Center.
The remains of Mrs. Chandler De
ey were brought here for inferno
last Thursday morning. She had be
living with relatives at Indian
chard, Mass.
Wheeler q Locke have a large st
ply of grass and other seed. a lot
fertilizer, barbed wire and MANY o.
er things that the early season Is Cd
ing for.
The Ladies' Aid society will NEED
the vestry of the Methodist chu
Thursday afternoon. A large ate
ance desired as there is work 90
done. Come early.
The second Demorest Medal cont
of the Loyal Temperance Legion
be held in the Cong. church next n
day evening. All contestants are
quested to be present the previ
evening for rehearsal.
The friends of Fred Clark who
will be remembered was a few we
since reported dead, were greatly
lieved by the receipt OF letter ID
him a few days ago. IL seems tina
has been sick at Portsmouth, N.
about two months, and, until with
few days, unconscious of the rer
OF his decease.
Lowell
Mrs. w. E. Curtis has gone to
ton.
Henry stannard is to move TO-
larIni at.41. .aa raHq ... ..uuI
George Crafts has rented Oh. M
ing's house.
Charles Patch has moved TO John
He is to work in Stearn's tub fact
Ferdinand Sawyer has rented
Browns hotel. Hubert Brown
move into Sawyer's house.
Ed. Richardson has moved into
Patch house. Patch having gon
Johnson. Fl.
Pat Brahany and Mamie Richart
are married; also John McGorty
Ollie Hines.
Elbridge Sawyer and family
visiting here.-Mrs. Irwin Stever
IS visiting her friends in New Yol
The Congregational Sabbath sc
Of this village gave an instructive
interesting concert i'm their hou
worship in the interest of Home
'ions on Sunday evening, the
lit. The exercises consisted M
IF speaking and singing by the
lren, with readings by members o
:. T.. Society, followed by rem
rom the p lstor, Rev. l.. p. Atw
Dhe church was appropriately al
ID with wild lowers and house ri
which added beauty to the occa
The patient and persovering con
ee, who had the care and traini
he children were pleased with
results OF their work.
objection Of $40 will 90 90
lone Missionary Society In RESI-
O their call for aid
Sewp0rr.
II. S. Root went 20 Boston Sat-
IN business.
Geo. Grandy OF Burlington
own on a visit.
Hattie Green has gone 60 So
eld, Mass, on visit.
d. A. Dollon has gone TO Mot
o have his eyes treated.
John Alexander has gone TO EI
7. H., on to his mothers farm.
II. G.. Blanchard and wife and
}. w. Blanchard have gone to Il
n visit.
c.. w. Trowe of Washington,
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St. j. 81 L. G. r. r..

Passenger Trains Leave
ARDW1CK-EAST-5:4O q N; 1890 m; S:12
pm. WEsT-9:Q3 m; SEQ p m; 1926 p m.
EAST ARDWICK-EAsT-5:5s 1910 IN 1922
pm. WEST-8:54 a m; $40 p m; 7:13 p
ENSBORO-EAsT-6:25, 1885 a N; 8:35 p
m. WEsT-8:45 m; 500 m; 700 m.
ST. JOHN SBURY-EAsT-2:50 q m; 2:45 p m;
4:45 m. WEST-7:32 a m $40 p m so
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-05-07
Barton.

Barton.
Victor Hunter has gone to work in
the Seaver tin shop as an apprentice.
Clarence Webster, son of E. H.
Webster, is in ST. Johpsbury clerking.
Please leave that umbrella you pick
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-05-07

Advertisements and notices, as prone
1ades, shows and other entertainments will
be published under this head for t1oo cents a
word for first insertion, cent word
thereafter. We shall run adve easements
among local items. Cash must accompany
the order. M CHARGE WILL MADE LESS
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-13
0c{MdttS. S.Nottaett.

Sn ber Mpotbete Don Mnb. s.. @d>
itein 1T cine bubi@e Muswabl pon Snoi>
anern sema@ten &0rben ;u finben.
Die srobte unb bette Nusmabl BON
9ei3> uno &o@6ten 1T lit 2aubeni@ld>
gers @tore 3u finben unb bic Preiie oa>
fir iinb biQi9er benn je 3uuor. 80
Die sr6Bte Nusmabl pom Tancps
@,oobs finbet man int @ei@dft BON
Grau Sarab Pfefierle. ..
user pon jett an 10 YfunbS9mal;
i'm t5leii@ersei@dit BON Mar 6einbart
tauft, erbdlt einen prattii@en . rDinner>
pail" als 3usabe.
Die feinit Grantfurter 2eberwurit
uno iddfi@e Bratmurit beitdnbis 3u
baben i'm Tleii@er9ei@dft uon Mar
&einbart.
ss}m Yut> unb Mtobemaarensei9dft
pom lrau @arab Pfefferle 1T bic bib
I@eite Nusmabl pon Damenbiten unb
&inberbiiten uno &appen an3utreffen.29 30
Teiner @@ue,3er>, 8riditein>,
2imburser>, &rauter> uno @ream>&die
1T beitdnoig i'm @'el@aft uon s. s..
8ebnfe gu baben.
MQe Sorten 9drin9e, oarunter
vd9te bo0anoii6e", iomie a0e srten
&die, namcntli@ aussesei9neter 2im>
burger, imn.er an 9anb BEL
ba SO. q IN me-.
s. $. 9ebnfe bat cine 9an5e Gar
labuns sutes &raut uon ausmarts erbal>
ten, rueldes er fir einen mabi9en Preis
gum 0ertaut ausbietet.
Il @rone Bros. baben ioebeu cine
peue Nuswabl r3ustins ">6anoi9ube
erDalten.
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Ote Ent6edund rettete feir 1eben.

gpotbeter q. Gaiqouette. pom Veauers=
piue, Su., iast: rOr. Sings Neuer gntbet=
flung perbante i'd meiu Qeben. 9atte bic
@rippe unb soS alle Merjte Der um9esenb ;,.
@atbe, ,uel1e mid jebo9 benz Sobe uerfalel.
bielten. "a i'd in n,eil,er Mpotbete Or.
&in9s yteue Gmtbeduus bate, beitelIte i'd
cine Tlal1e ,lub ,uurbe 9lei9 na6 ber erNel.
Ooiis merfli9 beiier; 6rei Tlai9eu beilte,,
mid pouitdnbi9. gSir m09teu iett ni@t
obne bielelben leiu." 'Solt cine YrobeFai3e
BEL 8. 80. Slien. 2
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-13

Die ieniationelle 9eri@felb S@eis
bunsst!ase bat ibr gnbe errei@t, inoem
@i9ter Mcg gonneQ pon Sarge bic 9eis
ratb als seiesli@ beitebenb, in ieoer
@eiie slltis ertldrte unb bic S@eiouns,
bic Maron !0eri@felb beantraste, per>
mari. Gbe Der 0Ri&ter feline Gnti@eis
buns absab, uarnte er bic 3ni@auer por
BeifaQsbeseusunsen irsenb mel@er Irt,
unb bieiem Verlansen ,uuroe int &C.
ri@tsiaal eutipro@en; aber auBerbalb
bes @ebdubes, no ber @i9ter teine Cons
troue bate, sab ii@ Elm Gntbuiiasmus
tunb, uie er in elmer 70 wi&tisen Gnt>
i@eibuus sere&tfertist eri&ien. als bic
anmeienben Grauen, ,uel@e ben Uer>
banolunsen nit benz seipannteiten Sns
tereNe folsten, ben l1rtbeilsipru@ oes
@i4ters pernabmen, brdnsten ii@ bieie
su Grau Della 6eri@fiele, ibr gu benz
Siese 3u srctuliren, ben Der seiunoe
Meni9enperitanb iiber cine Gabale er>
run9en unb Trau Della 9eri@fielt, se>
borene 9osan, mar nur imitanoe, ibren
@efublen Musbrud 3u seben, inbem iie
iaste: vSest bin i'd mieber etne sla9li4e
6rau - gum eriten Wtale in einem Sab
rel" Dieien S9luB tonnte man fiis>
li4ermeiie ermorten, iniofern bas &e9t
ii9 Babn bre4en mubte; es mar aber
trotauebem Elm i@werer &f 9esen
bas &apital, bas betanntli@ in bieiem
Qanbe tein @rbarmen NIT ber Mrmutb
bat, bod bat Der &i@ter bur@ iein ur>
tbeil be,uieien, baB es ielbit in Datota
ni@t 10 lei@t lit, cine 8erbinonns an
l0ien, bic bic Qiebe 9ei@affen; pie bic
beioen @atten nun ibre ferneren Wege
ebnen unb unter ii@ aus9lei@en nerben,
oas 1T ibre ei9ene Sa&e; uor @ott uno
ber 8elt iiuo iie seietli4 Mann uno
Trau unb bas &ino bat ieinen re&tma>
Biqen 0ater uno cine liebepoQe Mutter.
mont. @taats5ts.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-13

- Ser am letten Greitas in Der
llnion>9aue itatt9ebabte Jog. Orator.
ial">g onteit unter ben S9llern unierer
9o@i@ultlaiIe in gerbinbuns nit elmer
pa1enb arronsirten Mbenbunterbaltuus
erfreute ii@ elmer auberorbentli@ 9roBen
Betbeiliquns uonieiten bes Publitums
uno nobm ben sewlni@ten 0erlauf.
Die on benz @onteit tbeilnebmenben flint
&naben unb flnf Mdb9en entleoisten
ii@ ibrer Aufsabe in re@t anertennens>
uertber @eiie unb barf namentli9 bas
unbe fansene Muftreten berielben riibnenb
ermdbnt merben. Gs fiel ben aus ben
prof fe0oren 6. s. &oebler unb @. ..
O'Sbea pon Mantato, Supt.@ George
pon st. 8eter unb Supt. $. 6. 9eb
BON @leepp Gpe beitebenben @ablri@s
tern, na9 beren eisenen Musiase, i@mer,
fi4 in ber Yre.s> Mnertennuns gu eini>
gen. Die @ansorbnuns wuroe BON
6enlelben i@lieBli@ iol9enoermaben fe|t>
9eitellt: &naben, l. Trant Webber, q.
Mlbert Bood, 8. Dwisbt Mowerp, 4.
Garl S@erer, 5. Inton &arpen. Mabs
4en, l. @race gembart, 2. ypbia
!6ornburs, 8. @lie Mc&ittrid, 4. Mins
ME Siluerion, s. Gua &loBner. Trant
@ebber unb @race Ne,pbart iinb bem>
nod ausermdblt, benz morsen inUfantas
to itattfinbenben Diitritt Gonteit
als Mbseorbnete ber bieiisen 9o@i@ule
bei3uuobnen. Obslei9 mi: ben Preiss
ri4tern, be mir fit ebreuwertbe Wfans
ner balteu, in ibrem @uta@ten teine
Yarteilt9teit uorbalten m0@ten, tonnen
mir bod ni@t umbin su seiteben, bab iie
na@ unierem Dafiirbalten uno na@
Der Mnii9t ber sroBen Mebrbeit bcr
Mnuei ienben einenTebler barin be9insen,
Mnton &arpen als ben i@le@teiten, an>
itatt ben beiten oer inn9en &eoner gu
bt3ei@nen. DaB bies sei@ab neil &ar>
pen nur Der So1n zines einfa3en Tar>
mers lit, mie pon Vielen ansenommen
miro, slauben mir ni@t, ionbern iino
iiber3eust, baB es bic nur Ta@mdnnern
ueritdnoli9e tritii@e 9lnalpie semeien
lein muB, ,uelbe oas 0feiultat berbeis
fibrte. Nuf aqe TdQe itedt in &arpen
Elm &eouertalent, mel@es fraber ober
ipdter uon ii@ b0ren laiien birfte.
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STATE Of FMINNESOTA, COUNTY OF BROWN
Oss.-In probate Court, Special Term, Nov. 23d,
1894.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Otto Won Bar
gen deceased.
On reading and fling the petition of William
Pfaender, of New Ulm Minn representing among
other things, that Otto Won Bargen late Of Gin
cinnati Ohio, at Cincinnati, Ohio, died intestate
and at the time of his death, leaving goods chat
tells and estate within this County, and that the
said petitoneris an interested party in the estate
of said deceased, and praying that administra-
tiOn Of said estate be to him granted:
1t ia ordered, that said petition be heard before
the Judge of this Court on Saturday the 22d day of
Dec, AID. 1894, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, atthe Probate
Office in New Ulm in said county.
Ordered further, that notice therof be given to
the heirs Of said deceased, and to all persons In
terested. by publishing a copy OF this order once
in each week for three successive weeks prior to
said day Of hearing, in the FoRTsCHRlTT weekly
newspaper printed and published at New Ulm in
said county. 4
Dated at New Ulm, Minn., the 2Sd. day Of Nov,
A. ID. 1894.
By the Court, E. p. BERTRAND.
h'S) 80 Judge of Probate.
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q 8crnttimteS.

@roBes Mufieben bat IN
Mlinneapolis lette @o@e bic @rmors
buns Der Yutma@erin Catherine Sing
berporserufen. Cine 3ebensuerii@ers
unsspolice in beoeutenbem 8etrase gu
@uniten zines semiKen 9arrp 6. 9ap>
parb unb peri9ieoene @ei@dftstransac>
tionen 3mii@en ber grmoroeten unb benz
2etterem uerben nit benz Verbre4en in
Werbinbuns sebra@t unb 6apparo uno
ein' Bruber BON ibm wuroen bebbalb aa@
ais ber Morbtbat uerba@ti9 in 9aft
semommeu. Ser 2ettere .foQ elm offes
nes @eitdnbniB abselest uuo e'nen sez
,pi0en CLAUS ~. 8lirt als M0rber be-
sei@net baben. Blirt iou einseitanoen
baben, baB er ben Moro ber @atbarine
Sing auf Mnmeiiuns uon 9arrp 9op>
marb besansen babe. Was an oieien
@eitanoni0en @abres 1T, bariiber wers
ben bic nit Spannuns entsesenselebes
nen @eri@tsuerbonolunse erit @uf>
l@luB seben, 70 uiel itebt inoeB fef.
baB bas Werbre@en nit teuflii@er Ralt>
bratisteit unb l1eberlesuna seplant unb
in i@euBli4er Beiie aussefiibrt muroe.
Ser l1ntergans Der Welt miro
i'm @taate @aibinston BON einisen
Tanatitern propbe3eibt, unb bieie Pros
pbeseibunsen baben cine srobe Nn5abl
Bepobner bes @taates in Nn9it unb
@9reden perlett. 8. SO. Bennington
unb syames Miuer orsaniiiren in Eas
coma cine Golonie, UNI nit 6erielben na@
8ritiib Columbia 5u flieben, oa ibrer
Propbe5eibun9 na@ bic 3eritoruns nit
ben Bereini9ten Staaten beginner uno
ii@ erit ipater auf ben iibrisen Gbeil ber
Welt ausbebneu ioa. gon allen Bemobs
nern 6er Grbe iollen na@ ber ueber;eu>
suna bieier Pbantaiten nur 1000 BON
jebem ber l2 Stan,me Ssraels bic 3erz
it6ruus iiberleben. Dieie iouen uon ben
@olten 1T bic 6Obe 9eboben uno bort
sebalten 1peroen, mdbreno bic Groe our@
Teuer uno @a0er uertuiiltet tuirb; uno
ipdter iolen bieie Beuor3usten mieoer
auf bic neueritanbene @rbe 9eiett meroen
uno lie bepobnen. 60 un9laubli4 oies
aud i@einen maa baben tie beioen aSros
pbeten bod picle @ldubiser 9efunben.
giele Gomilien boben einen Gbeil ibrer
9abe 3eritOrt, um ni@t auf ber Tlu&t
auf britii@en 8ooen sebinbert 3u iein,
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6eilu11q bon @opfmeb.

oils Elm Mitte( fir ale Nrten &opfueb III
Glettril9er Bitters bas bette. Gr beilt bauz
erno unb ielbit bas 9efiirdtete trantbafte
Ropf1peb mub ibm uei9en. Nir empfeble,,
aue,l Qeibenbe,l, NIT benz Wittel einen 8er=
iu@ 81 MAIDEN. @eselmabise @ertopiun=
gen ,uerbeu 6ur9 @lettrii9en Sitters 9ebellt,
inben, bic yerbauunssor9aue bur1 beiien
G,ebrau9 CUR uatiirli9en Sbatisfeit sebra9t
,perben, l,nb ,peni9e Sale t0nnel1 benz @it=
tel ,piberitebe,,. Yeriu@t es. @robe Tlaz
19em nur so Gts. bel 8. ~. Sllen. 2
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9eieort9c Staten tad ct. Ya,,t,

MnldBli@ Der idbrli@en Serlamn>
lung ber minnesota Educational
Association" 1uel9e POM 26. bis gum
20. De3ember in ct. Saul itattfiMbet,
piro bic Nortbmefernz9inie Gidets gu
rebu3irten Greiien uertaufen. We9en
bes gtdberen menbe man ii9 an bic
Msenten oer Chicago & 9tortbpei itern
Dabn. 40
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-13

= @elb in belie6,sen Sumn,en tam
in ber @itijens Want uon 9tew lllm se>
gen @runbeisentbums Si@erbeit auf
ldnserer 3eit 3u niebrisen Sntereiien ses
borSt merben. 40
= Oeuti@es Stridsarn pom better
Sualitdt 1T 81 ieber 3eit i'm putse:
i@dft BON 6rau Sarab pfefferle 81 bas
ben. 20
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8ufle11S Mrnica=Sal6e.

Gote bette Salbe tn ber @elt .flr S@ntitpunben
f0uetsdunaeu, Wunben, 9eidwire Sal3Fub, Jle@ten
auisprunsene Sanoe rS6euls Sa9nsrasSm nne
@oakanbise Beriebsuns auseN@ert ober tetne Besabs
ixno perlatat preis, rs Gents bic S@a4tel. 3u bas
bsn bei s.. II, often, Nem Him.
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Staten fit 8iuter=g gouritteu anf be
9(ortbmeitern=2iuie.

Die NortbmeRern:Qinie uertauft &c.
senwdrtis grcuriionssT sTidets nod auen
Grbolunss. unb gersnasunss:pldsen
in Californian, Glorioa. Teras, Merico,
New Merico. Southland, Miififppi,
@eorsia, Glib Carolina, 1enneFee unb
Mlabama gu fart berabseietten Preiien.
@esen Gidets unb Snformation ,uenbe
man ii@ an bic M9enten Der 6. &. g..
W. giienbabn. Al
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,TATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OFBROWN,
Vss-In Probate Court, Special Term, Nov.
23d, 1894.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF John Seller
deceased.
On reading and filing the petition OF William
Pfaender OF New Ulm, Mimi. representing, among
other things that ohm Seller late Of Saint Panl,
Mimi, at Saint Paul, Mimi, died ntestate, and
atthe time OF his death. leaving goods chattels
and estate within this County, and that the said
petitioner is an interested party in the estate of
said deceased and praying that administration
of said estate be to him granted:
1t is ordered that said petition be heard before
the Judge OF this Court on Saturday, the 22d day
of December A. d. 1884, Mt 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the
Probate Office in New Ulm in said County;
Ordered further. that notice thereof be given to
the heirs OF said deceased and to all persons in
terested by publishing a copy. OF this order once
in each week for three successive weeks prior to
said day Of hearing; in the FORTsCHRITT, a weekly
newspaper printed and published at New Ulm in
said County.
Dated OF New Ulm, Minn., the 23d day OF No
vembcr, A, d. 1894.
by the Court.
u.,S1 Il. p. BERTRAND,
30 Judge OF Probate.
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3eutentartette

Son iebt am werbe tb uieoer alle Irter pom Sement
orbee eineret Of In Ronratt betm Gag, uberneb>
men. Sic beten Sorten 3emeut fnb itets br4 mt4 ju
be,teben 8er rsenb et1uas In bteier qtnte mlLd't.
tbiit aut ,penn ct BET mir uorprdt. ar CUTE Nroett
rutrb 9arantirt. o....
gde State< u. Worbitr.
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Haeber|e & Schneider,
Gt8tdnoler.

Dent 0ublitum Sur Madribt, bab mir bas gisgedait
pon g. eriau bernommen baben unb bereit inb. allen
yeteuunsen ouf Sas Vromteite ,u entipredsn.
Yeioubere Nufmertiamteit rpirb ber 9ieferuns pon
gis an Hriuat> Tamiien eeihent Wan ridte ole @e>
teuunaen an Z. 6aeberle ober Natb. S&netber.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-13
9}eueS Magrter9ei@dft.

Ser l1nteraei@nete bat neben benz S4mie:
beqei4Gft pon Sobn QiQa on ber gde pom
Broabmap ,lnb 4. gtoroitrabe, cine aSa9ner:
wertitatt er0iinet unb 1T bereit, alle i'm Saq
eini@la9euben Mrbeiten auf bas Velte nno
Dauerbaitete anauferti9en: Oas Se'len oo''
Sd9en ,pirb 3llr Specialitdt 9emadbt.
sos. 8Ietb1er,
Nem ll[u. Wtnn.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-13

unb Ie ,parten nur auf oas 3ei@en gum
Nbmari@. Die golonie lou ii@ in ber
Mabe pon Nerp Weitminter 1T Britiib
Columbia iammeln.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-13

9trettor Gu.
s. S. 0ajeu, Geo. Ooebue, %. Soel9, s..
@roue, 3. 0t, Ol1eu, Gbas. Siluerion, d..
Dfuuen.
Dert5nItdbe RetponRbilttdt ber - Attten<
imhaber 100000.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-13

w Sn Scrbimbuns nit ben, seibau befinSet id
unter ber perionliden sciuns bcs Giscntbiners etn
Sosipital sur Sebanbluns pom tranfem Sicb uno ins
ionberee pon Eisrben.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-06-21
DEAD OR DOOMED.

Two Hundred Men Caught by Minc Ex-
plosion-Killed Outright or Slowly burned
The Opening to the Mines Sealed Up
with Brickwork to Prevent the Spread OF
the Flames-An Hope Abandoned.
TRoPPAU, Austrian Silesia, June 15.-
A terrible disaster, involving great
loss of life, occurred at Kearwin. An
explosion of fre-damp took place IN
the Johann and Francizka mines at that
place. Nearly 200 miners are said to
have been killed.
LATER-The ventilator shafts were
destroyed and the fire was spreading
in all directions. The explosion took
place at 10 a. m. in the pit OF
the Francizka mines, and resulted in
the death of 100 miners. This explo-
sion was almost Immediately followed
by series of other explosions in the
mines, the most disastrous of the latter
being in the Johannas pit, where eighty
miners were killed.
A rescue party which descended into
one of the pits at o'clock this morn
ing also persisted. The ventilator
shafts of several of the pits We're de-
stroyed and fire spread in all directions.
Assistance has been sent to the scene
of the disaster from all quarters.
The Johann and Francizka mines are
owned by Count Won Larisch.
Their Doom Sealed.
VIENNA. June 15.-At o'clock this
afternoon the fire in the Kearwin mines
had not abated, and men were set to.
closing the pits with brickwork. 1t
was then thought that all the bodies
in the mines had been burned.