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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-12-08

h psa ..,tlts An know that n Is q
''l y. !, ,,.rsonal property, but why so
y isse = - s HosletteF's stomach Bit
lpsa's Il q YOU A course OF that IN
Issie' ester y. |, 4 corrective not only induces
" ". ,ellsh for food, but eonfers
D. y 49, ne power 70 crafty
D. $3.50 ss-s, unpleasant sensations
~, The purpose OF quicken,
~ ~ sroasiag a dormant liver or
's "a ESTABLISHING a regularity Of
~ 10 medicine can s,.s exceed ,ss , thls
g. 1000 4 modified By blending with
800. ,..sests d The highest efficacy.
~ - nBsiloyed Etimuianis OF com.
~ - ,-s.ns y overcoming inactivity o.
~ ' - above mentioned, and use,
Z. siltsrs This professionally sane
49, remedies malaFiai and rheu-
nta
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-12-08

Poker World: A very simple and in
teresting electrical experiment may be
made with a sheet of brown paper,
illustrating in remarkable manner
how most astonishing effects may be
produced by the simplest means Take
q sheet of coarse brown paper, and
after holding it before the fire until il
is perfectly dry, fold it up into long
strip of about two inches wide The
magnet is now complete. To exhibit
it's attractive power, cut some strips OF
writing paper about three inches long
and about as wide as one OF these lines,
then place them on the table, three or
four together Now take the magnet
and draw it brislzly under the arm
three or four times; its electro
ism is instantly developed, and becomes
apparent when held over the small
strips Of writing paper, for they fly up
from the table towards the paper mag
net veritably by the wings of light
ming"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-12-08

"Do YOU believe" asked the long
haired man OF his vis-a-vis in the
car, "do you believe that death ends
allpn
alt would be pretty tough on me
II Il did. answered tho other man.
..rm the coroner when | am at
home
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-12-08

TAN and FRECKLES warranted 10 bsr
removed by No. s55,sso. Sent by NAH
with instructions, on receipt of price. Soc
by SNOW, LuND s CO., Omaha. Neb.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-12-08

LIZZIE HAMPTON, a colored woman
living in Union county, South Carolina,
gave birth to two children of the Siam
ese-twin order. They are joined togeth-
er by union Of the breast-bone, having
but one navel, but supposed to have two
sets of intestines confined in one cavity.
They are living and attracting much al
anr,Ai.n,n
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-12-08
Make Your own BIttersi
steketee's Dry Bitters.

One package Of Steketee's Dry Bitters
will make one Gallon Of the best bitters
known; will cure indigestion, pains in the
stomach, fever and ague Acts upon tho
Kidneys and Bladder; the best tonic known
Sold by druggists or sent by mail, postage.
prepaid Price 50 for single, two packages for
% cts- e. s. stamps taken in payment Address.
GEO. O. sTEkETEE. Grand RApias. Mieh
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-12-08

A NEGRO. after gazing at some Chi
nese, shook his head and solemnly said:
"n de white folks be so dark as dat out,
dar, wonder what's de color of de black
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-12-08

eHansoH's Magic Germ Saiv~.-'
Warranted TO cure or nancy reunited. Ask ypsu
druggist for IL. Price IS vrnts-
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-12-08
A BABY AT EIGHTEEN
STILL AN INFANT IN SIZE Ann
MIND.

= Girl Who nss Not Developed In ,bs
Least since She Wa. Right Month,
oid-A Case which Puzzles the sei.p.
''iie Msn Her Pareat's Care
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-12-08

HeEeman's Camphor Ice with Gtycertae-
Cures Chapped Hands and Face, Tender or Sore feett
Chlhlains, Piles, Sc C. @. Clark Co. New Haven e.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-12-08

"Now," said she. after she had con-
cluded a vigorous spanking for wilful-
ness, II hope you have changed your
mind" "No, mamma" he sobbed, 81
always said I'd rather be spanked by
you than kissed by any other lady in
town, and think so yet"
YES" said tie proprietor of the
barber shop, "he was very good
barber but we had to let him go, He
didn't understand the business. T"
"What did he do?" "He forgot TO say
TO bald-headed customer that his
hair needed trimming to-day.
81 never saw any signs of such
meanness in Hobbies" you dom
know him. Why, he gave his wife a
life insurance policy executed in her
favor as Christmas present last year
and ever since then he has been pfae-
tieing a regimen conducive to lon
revity."
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-12-08

Positive opinions are not easily pur-
chased.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-12-08

There is no way of getting children to be
good like show wing them how.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-12-08

Billiard Table, secondhand, For sRls
cheap Apply 10 or address, H. 2. AKIN,
81 S. 18th St. Omaha. Neh.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-12-08

! '''''''' .nisa make. the .oures'
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-12-08

hIbIt tsfrfetv
buds you1E NO.
rru just entering
thc doors Of fasi.
ETY. or " oman
hood require The
wisrst care To
be t,c8uiifei esd
charming they
must hsvr pcfs g
health, wifi al Il
iuuiira "a clcsr
skin, rosy cheeks
bright eyes and
'good sptfita. az
this period the
young woman is
especially senai.
tive, aud many
nervous Troubles,
which continue
through iife, have
their origin at thia
time III there be
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-12-08

Karl's Clover Root Tea,
The great Bood purifier gives freshness and cicarnsss
y ihe Compenlon and cures Const iplion. 49,. ~
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-12-08

headache, bsckache, and nervous die.
;.Sls q the general health not good,
is4lS,'oua use Of medicine should be
49, ~. Picrce's Favofitc pfcHcrip.
4 s,s W. pcat restorative tonic and ncrv.
n, 49, uinc. The best bodily condition
IN H9m its use. fte q remedy spc.
~, 'ualsatcd for those delicate weak
Hrssis s5na arrangements that aalict wo.
~, ai one period or another. You'il
' The woman who has faithfully
I'm !, Prescription . "a The picture Of
a. srt,,sle, footf 't'eH and shc Eccls iteH
ssss,,ss.iiiiial Inflammation, Ia chronic die.
s $500 common 10 women, whore there
saiigs,HPsoins Of .baciachc, dissincss OF
Hrd Z, osafing down scnsatioaa, disof-
l. ,on,t5,,laeh, inoodinces, fatigue, etc,
si,,ey ~ y surely dispcilcd and the
Iidts wrought back 20 health and good
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-12-08
Iftbe nabv IS CuttIpr Teeth,


II INC Indy Is z NltIIN ACNtNEs
Be sure and use that old and welltrted remedy, ME
WpSslow's SCORING SYRUP for ChIidren TesthinE-
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-12-08
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ti,v years ago 7
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sbis ss'' g. Prescription
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8fl who u tf5ubTi.S,ii
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aave been $ "e"'su
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-19
THE NEW- YORK PROBdBLY AT BLCEFIELDS

NAVAL OFFICERS TO SETTLE THE MOSQUITO
INCTDENT-cAPTAIN wATsoN's DISPATCH.
Washington May 1s-The Navy Department TO-
day received the following dispatch from captain
Watson, commanding the San Francisco at B'oe-
fields:
"Arguela escaped May .. I send this by steamer
to New Orleans
There Is nothing 10 indicate on what date TINS
dispatch was written at Bluehelds. though II was
presumably last Saturday. as no mention IS maue
of the arrival of the British cruiser Magcienne ana
the restoration OF the Mosquito chief Clarence whlch
was announced in the United Press dispatches
which were brought by the same steamer Inc
United Press accounts showed that Arguea
escaped on Wednesday. and that the San Francisco
sailed from Bluenelds Immediately after captain
Watson sent his message.
Department officials are at a loss TO explain why
Captain Watson gave intlmation of his intention
to leave port The New-York. which left Coon on
Sunday. should have arrived at B;ueiields on Mon
day so there Is no doubt that American interests
will not be permitted to suffer. II Is learned AT
the State Department that 1t was deemed deslrap.e
TO have Consul Braida taken away from B.ueteus
and returned 10 his post at lireJtoWn mus .cN,h1
the American naval officers wholly responsible LOT
the settlement OF the Mosquito ncident ana We
therefore not strange that Captain watson sh0diu
have taken the consul away on the San FRANCISCO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-19
presiding respectfully the two departments.
The large auditorium crowded.

WOMEN ACTIVE FOR HOME MISSIONS.
INTERESTING REPORTS PRESENTED At THEIR
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THE YEARS WORK.
Saratoga, May IS (SpeciaD.-In connection with
the General Assembly the Woman's Executive
Committee OF Home Missions convened to-day In
a-day session at the Second Presbyterian Church
The president. Mrs. Darwin r. James OF Brooklyn
in the chair and representatives OF the ex-
tension organization from the Atlantic to the Pa
cilc were in attendance. Addresses from mission
aries among the Mexicans. Indians. Alaskans. Nor
mons. freedmen and mountain people OF the South
made up interesting programme. In addition TO
the presidents address, reports from Mrs. A. G.
Miller, school secretary: Mrs. c. T. Coulter. secre-
tary for Freedman's Department; Miss E VI. WIS
tard. Young Peoples secretary. and Miss >. +:
Lincoln treasurer, were presented. The review or
the years work by Mrs. +. H. Pierson. correspond
ing secretary. showed 123 mission schools on the
various fields under the care OF the board; nearly
400 teachers commissioned and more than 5000 chill
dren In training for useful citizens. More than
100 900 Presbyterian women organized for this
specific educational work of the Board Of home
Missions. and during the year just ended nave
raised $685. 659 for It's prosecution Other speak
Mrs S. NJ Davis. OF Kansas, ana Mrs
u. r. Finks. Editor OF THE Home Mission
Monthly" the organ OF the Executive Committee
a popular evening meeting under the same
auspices closed the day. the Rev. DR.. Purvis OF
Princeton presiding. Missionaries from several
fields. Secretary Mcmillan OF the Home Board; DIT
Sanders, of Bddle University. and the Rev o. r.
Much interest and enthusiasm mark all the meet
ingS OF the
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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK-FRrDAY. MAY 10. 1894.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Germanic CDr. McKInsry. Liverpool May O.
QuecnstOvn 10 with mdse, 81 cabin and Az steerage
passengers to IL Maitland Jersey Arrived at the Bar
4" steamer S oaS the
TO- southampton H. with mdse no cabin and 25 steer
anchored 81 .htSk fog ,or,o Arru 20
r.Son i Nav g0a T. 81 MHI McSaes St George ercea
Fayai fiorc. TO- mdss cabin and z stserss age
at IN. and anchored on account OF fog o., ., xo,s.
% GS2aar i Nav s With %s es5n
passengers to Phelps Bros Arrived at ne bar az m
end 1873 stserage passengers to cOrtis Arrived at
the Bar a and 9 p "n Salt t River April
%. Old Harbor May l. savanna La Mar Dry aareor :.
ton 10 with rdse 10 cabin IL passengers to
c seager. Arrived the Bar at M Anchored one
steamer San Domingo (Br,. Gorley. BaEacoa days.
steamer FL Mar Grant Neworleans. with mdse to
Steamer Hacoochtc Smith, Savannah. with mdse and
passenger, to r Walker
Steiner RiShmond 6ay. West Penf va win 'n'Se
steamer Yorktown Dole. Newport News and Norfolk
VI" slea% 1' # n S" SaSe%a1 Norfolk
"h s ie B snS @ mo e with nss
SANDY took May IS o3o p m-wlnd southeast. light
breeze; raining and dense fog.
CLEARED.
steamer Rio Granae. BaIstow. Brunswick Ca and
steamer Prins Maurts Dutch Karst Port-au- Prince.
Trinidad. paamarbo. etc-Kgnhard, & Co. -.
steamer Cherokee Bearse Charleston and Jacksonville
" + clyde & Go. . :. .
steamer Moonstone (Br. LAverick Cardenas-N &
y r Ss Co.
steamer Russia Ger. Schmidt. Hamburger Corts
Steamer Neptune Blrkhan. Montego Bay b Kerr az
Co
Steamer Campania G3p. Hams Liverpool-H Maitland
Kerspy.
Steamer IIo6ein cIip Ellis Pernambuco Rio Ianero.
etc via Baltimore--I5usk & Jevons.
Steamer Island dam. Skjodt, Stetn. Copenhagen ETC
Funch Etye q Co.
steamer Adirondack OBJ sansom AUX Cages, Kingston.
cc-Pim Forwood Il Co.
steamer Maasdam Dutch Potter. Rotterdam via Bou-
logne-F unch Edy" q Co. -,
Steamer Ailer (ier) ChrstOners. Bremen via SOUTH
ampton- Oerchs & 60.
Steamer Maacaibo Lukeforh. Curacao and Maracaibo-
Boulton. Bliss 6 BALLET
stearler Manitoba UD. Griniths. London-New- York
Shipping Co a.
" - Hunson.
E,-ll Matan5as. Erickson. Havana-W ID Munson
Roac Tur x Co.
Steamers Norwegian G}D. for Glasgow; Gergova (FD.
Mars,es Grarde. Brunswick and Fernanrina kron-
rrinz Frederic Wilhelm tGer) Naples; Claribel tBO,
iaracoa: Cherokee Charleston and jacksonville; Moon
stone t}r). Chrdrnas.
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Steamer Mississippi tHr) Gates. New-York May
O. arrived a London Nay Is.
steamer Runlc tDrl iIadlock. from New-York May Z,
arrived Liverpool May j..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-19
FOR THE FUNERAL OF MISS RUPP
ALTENBERGER. WHO KILLED HER. EXPECTED
IN Jersey CITY TO-DAY.

ALTENBERGER WHO KILLED HER. EXPECTED
IN JERSEY CITY TO-DAY.
The authorities OF Jersey City last night sur
rendered the body OF Katie Rupp who was snot by
Bernhard Altenberger. to c. E. Rollins ana D. u.
Corcoran for removal TO Rome. y. Y. The funerai
will take place at the German C@thohc Church. III
that city. at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon Inc
Jury impanelIed by Coroner Volk viewed the body
after the autopsy and the inquest will be held at
Roche's Hall Wednesday night The young
womans trunk was opened yesterday. and In 1t wa
found the dress in which she had expected TO be
married She had been at work on 1t for week
before starting the trip. -, ,.
Chief Murphy thinks that Altenberger wil arriVe
in Jersey City time to-day. He VII De TAKEN
10 Police Ueadouarters where he will be held unt
Monday He will then be arraigned before Ponce
Justice Potts in the First Criminal Court ior pre-
limlnary examination, after which he VIII be sent
to the County Jail
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Steamer Bowie OBr. Thompson sailed from Liverpool
for ew-Ycrk May Is
Steamer Colorado tBi). Abbott. from NewYcrk May =
arrived at Hull NAV II.
Steamer Alsata Orr. swain from New-fork May 2.
arrived at Glasgow May IS.
Ethiopia iI,r) Wilson from Glasgow sailed
from Moyiia FOR New-Nork May -.
Steamer Spaarndam 0)utchl Bcujer. from Rotterdam
May rs for New-York. passed Beachy Head May u.
Steamer Augusta Victora Ger. Kaempn 0rori Ham
burg and Southampton. passed Prawe Point for NeW-
York at G:3D M MAY Is -
Steamer Benvenue (fr) Thompscn from New-fork Nay
for Leith. PASSED Lewis Island Ma u.
Steamer Minister Maybach oGcr Schierho-st from New
York April %. arrived at Swnemunde May 10
Steamer Norge DAM. Knudsen. from New York April
81 via Chrstiansand etc for Settin arrived at SWINE
munde May -.
MAY TO- arrived fIa mburg May Is.
Scania Ger. Winckier rom NcwYork Nay
@. arrived AZ Hamburg May ~
Steamer Trave GER Sander from NewYorS via South
ampton. arrived Bremerhaven May T..
Steamer Paula (Cier) kuhmann from Newfork April
90 arrived DantZic May L.
Steamer Loeb LOmOnd (fSr) Gordon from New-fork
April .. arrived Rotterdam May l3
Steamer Othello nIr) Iuby, sailed from Antwerp for
New-york May 10.
Steamer werkendam Dutch. Baker NewYork for
Rotterdam. arrived AZ Boulosne Mly Is.
Steamer Cachemre tFr). Duchesne from New-IOrk May
/ Marseles. arrived Santander Nav l3
Steamer Sueva Ger. Reuter- from WORK May
Gibraltar. arrived at Naples May Is.
Steamer City Of Para for NewYork sailed from Colon
May IL
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mittees to-day. DR.. James Gardner heads the
Judicial Committee, which Is already struggling
with the Smith heresy case. DR.. Brown. DR..
Mutchmore's closest rival. will have charge OF
the home mission interests. and Dr. Dinsmore.
the third unsuccessful candidate, is chairman OF
the Standing Committee on Theological Semi
naries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-19
COLUMBIA CoUNrY's sUNDAY-soHooLs.

Chatham. n. y. May IS (SpeciaD-The annual
convention OF the Sunday-schools OF Columbia
County was held yesterday at Kinderhook The
county secretary reported l02 schools In the cou
The schools raised s66lS last year. Of which 700
was for missions. j. w. barrow. Of Chatham, ana
the Rev G. II. Burrill, OF Claverack. were elected
delegates to the State Convention at Ithaca next
month. Charles y. Harder. of Philmont, was re-
elected pre sident of the county association.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-19
THE HONOR IS ANoTHER's

To the Editor OF The Trbune.
Sir: Please correct a statement In this morning
Tribune to the effect that the undersigned Is leader
NJ tho penublican ORGANIZATION Of the XVIII Dis
trct The honor belongs to another OF the same
JAMES g. MGARVEY.
l57 East Ninety -hfth-st.. New-York May IL 1874
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise $50 sun g., Moon as Moons az" -
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
" san 10 Hook 7.3a GOV leland Sl2 i"N Ga'e 1000
l. /. sand, Il.os 7.t5 Island w Hell Gate 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-19
HOME MISSION WORK FOR WOMEN.

BInghamton ~ Y, May IS (SpecaD.-The
Womans Home Missionary Union held Its annual
meeting here Yesterday morning. In the absence
Of the president. Mrs. William Kincaid. OF Brook
lyn the president, Mrs. Ethan Curtis of SYRIA
cuse. presided The treasurers report showed re-
CENTS OF S9f46 The secretary noted thirty-two
new auxliaries. making In all 2S An interesting
address was given by Miss NJ. Dean Moffatt upon
personal Experiences as n Lady Evangelist In
New-T,noland The Executive Committee recon-
mended the raising OF $1,000 In the coming year
for home missionary work The meeting closed
with original hymn written for the occasion
by Mrs. Duncan McGregor, OF Antwerp. The ser.
Vices last night were In charge OF the Lanes
Foreign and Home Missionary societies o. we
State. Mrs. L. n. Packard and Mrs Ethan curtis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-19
ruF RATTLE ON AT SARATOGA
o,rs FOR AND AGAINST DIRECT
.ssrNBLY CONTROL OF Summaries.

,.srpv.T1vE VIEW PRESENTED Ely THE
.,oprry OF THE COMMITTEE - CHURCH
Unity DISCUSSED - DIR. J. T. SMITHS
PATHETIC APPEAL - STANDING
COMMITTEES NAMED.
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Observation-Disclosures


,vrrL,rv st,pvrcr nor IItIN SCREW EXPRESS SO.
To SoITii AMPTON LONDON AND PARIS) and HAM
Burg. southampton is only hours ~ sleclat IAN
LONDON Daily s"rvlce from
channel steamers for IN ~. ana fAtslo
Columbia May 81. a. BsrarckJuiy X l.opfn.
Vc,oria NAV 81 2:3O o m Columbia. July 10 a. m
%ornIinI, tune / y 4 N. Normannia. Aug. . a. m
= Rsnorct Tnne it 2 r. Bismarck. Aug o.. IL m
Columbia lure 81 g A. m Columbia. Aug 10. 4 a. m.
A Victoria June -. D. H. Nc'ora - -, 10
Normanna. July D. a. n N-rnaIN. NuV -, ~ PIN
neutrality-suspicious. LINE, 81 bfOApNAt.
INTERNATIONAL. NAv1c ALTON CoMPANY's LINES
" From Pier H. North River foot % Fulton-si
AEl[gR0GMN 00NlE
FOR SOUTHAMPTON.
Shortest and mos; convenient route 70 London.
No transfer by tender No tidal delays -.
Close connection SOUTHAMPTON FOR HaYre and Paus
BY special fest tvin-screw Channel steamers
chester Nav o. 30 p m. Paris. June a m
Nsw-York Nav 30 y n. pe~lin. .Iune y. a. m
RED STAR l0Ng
FOR ANTWERP -
FRIESLAND. Wein' siay May 70. ) a m
RHYNIANp W ,c,G, M Go,t 3, p M
BOWLING GREEN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-19
Ocean sfeamers.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD S. S. Go.
NETWORK. SOUTHAMPTON. BREMEN.
FAST EMPRESS STEAMERS.
cabin. $50 AMI upward. III caOin >JO and SEQ
Aler. Sat. May 10. A. n. Elite sat June D a. m.
Lain Tues May o.. A NJ spree. Tues, June II noon
HaSe Tues. May ~. noon Aller sat June ~ a m
Saale. Sat June 2 A. NJ Lain. Tues. June 10 am
Traye Tues June g. o a. m Ens sat. June %. a. M
MEDI1ERRANEAN SERVICE
NEW RK-GIBRALTAR-GENOA - a.
Kas.r... May ~ A. olda July ~. 10 A. nom ~;
Fulda. June 10 F9lca aug; m ~ h0S N
cabin rates fro, $50 upward
OPfRICHS G. Bowling Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-19

EUROPEAN ADVERTISERS will find the
IL London Office Of The Tribune. No. 1 Norfok-st.
srrnnd w C. convenient place their advertise.
ments 70. publication In The Tripuna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-19
CLOSING PRICES OF SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS

san Franci'co. May y. 1894
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-07-05
Kur1es UuerIel.

- Sobn Wcgrioe tpiro am 4. Suli in
Canton iiber oas Sbema ipre9en: Sic
3eihen Der 3eit unb ibre Beoeutuns.
Otis Van Soon, ein 8ruoer bon 6ranf
yan Soon, oer i'm lesten Nusuit i'm bie=
lisen 3udtboule binseridtet ,plroe, lit
seltern 4beno ing bieiise County. @es
fdn9niB abseliefert tuoroen. unter $500
Yursldoit mar er Don Grieoensri9ter
@eprs 9ulenburp in Welterpille pe9en
elmer sesen i'm BON SRI. Roiagirb in @e<
terrible anseltrensten Vaterl6aitstlage
Der @rano Surp iberwielen, uno in CT
manselun9 elmer Biireidoft bonn Gon=
itabler W!lliams bierber sebradt tuoroen.
- GbeI.Snsenieur Gbas. 6. pertins
BON Der Staatsbeborbe fur oHentlide
Nrbeiten tpurbe BON Jrant 5. Megul.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-07-05

- Ser an Werfolsunss,pabn leioenoe
Otto 9eib. Elm 4Ojdbriser 9(rbeiter in
Cincinnati, bat li6 am 20. SUM Dor Der
Sbire oes Bii6ienmo6ers, mo- er lid)
fir IS Gents einen &epolper eefauIt
botte, eine ausel in bic S1IaIe eejaot
nno NOR in tueni9en Nlinuten eine 9sid6e.
er binterlabt cine 6rau nit ie6s Sim
bern i'm 9llter BON 2 big Ii Sobren.
9eib mar einitmals Elm besiiterter Mann,
in Ieiner 9eimatb, Deesenborf BEL Mun=
den, perlor aber alles, unb fam por II
Sabren na6 Nmerito unb Cincinnati.
mo ct in >en Stallun9en BET @traBen,
boba.@eleQl4aft in Brighton elm Heibt-
ger Nrbeiter mar.
g Sel b # m r b. - Wlarooretbo
S4leb, eine Witt,pe, bat li6 am sSreitao
Nbeno in Canton, Start Gountp, mit=
telit Yariler Grin ermorbet.
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5taot otGolumbus
Gin 6o6er an0.

Ser apcitolilhe Getell. Morligaor
ssrancis 1otoli, tam an 0omae,itag
Nahniittaa nm 3 llbr urn Eh'looelp0ia
bier al. Ssine sin,iss Geilebe9 9Icituns
mar Nsp Senris s. 0ousbe,tp, elm
4roieiior im Seminar sum 0l carl
Borromdus iii Ybilaoe!pbia. Ser Yrd=
lat uurbe om 8abnhofs ppm Gettor
&eu. Soleph SeNrs pom Solepbinum
ebrenpou empiungen uno logl ih mad
benz papitlihen Gole9ium se-
leitet, mo ibm in Der Nula
Elm Feierlieher Gmpians bereitst ,uuros.
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Dot eiiun9 gen.

Nom /. Suli ab treten i'm Voiioienit
Der Der. Stuaten perlhisbene Nenbe=
runaen in &rait, BON oenen fiir oas
9robe Yubliturn bauptld1lib oisjenisen
IN Se3us oui GoltanueiIunsen- Monep
ORDERS" uno yBotat Jtotes" mib=
tisit n linb.
Die Nussobe Der potal Notes tuiro
polnanoie einseite(t, neil oielelben fei=
nerlei Siderbeit bieten, bob bas auf
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G. g., Golion o. Sn Columbus
erldeint feline TransDlil6e 3eituns. Die
bette fran5oIiihe 3eituns in 9lmerita lit
Der in Sem Yort erlbeinenoe ''Courrier
DIES Etats Unis". Sic Wo9enaus-
9abe oeileIben fo1tet $5 per Sahr.
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County Giquor.Steuer.

Die folsenoen Gourttes hoben ibren
Betro9 an 2iquor=Steuer an ben Staat
abaefilbrt
Gafe @ountp: ~ g8irtbl6aTten, Elm
@odstbum bon I leit Sonuar. Staota=
anlbeil an Der Steuer $1,O49.99.
Glarfe County: 15l Wirtbl9aiten,
Elm Wahstbum BON s. Staatsantbeil
$3,756.6J.
Sbelbp 0ountp IS Wirtbldaften,
elm Wahstbum pon S. Staatsantbeil
$l.373.46.
sltbens @ountg: 50 99irtbldoften,
2lbnobme BON %. Staatsontbeil ST.
34S.77.