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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-01
Kurses lNerle,.

- Beim 8au bes neuen Nrbeitsbau-
les bate fd seitern Der Tarbise 9aul
Mrher, mobnbaft go. 35 OF Song
Strcbe. einen Nasel in ben SUB setre-
ten. Gr ,puroe nad benz Yroteitanti=
idem 9olpital gebradt.
- Ser Coroner bat seitern i'm Sale
bes fIeinen Yatrid 9ousbertn, Der fiirS=
Iid on Der O|t 8roaoitroBe erldolien
purbe, lein @erbitt absegeben, unb ba=
rim ertldrt, Sab oeNen Sob our9 einen
sufallisen 5dub herbeissfiibrt puroe.
- Sn Der Office bes 5taats=Sefre=
tdrs tuurben geitern inforporirt: Die
Obio Suspenbor Co., Mansfielo, 3apts
tal 100000; bic Yeerleb @onltruction
Co., 1inolap, &apital $4,000 unb bic
groofspille Goal unb Sanb Co., 3ones-
bile, &apital $4,000.
- Sn elmer @eriammluns Der Glerts
Der bie5isen Yoitofiiee ,purbe 9eitern
Nbenb etne Yoitelerts.NHoeiation sebils
bet. Dielelbe mill lid Der .National
Yoitelerts=MNoeiation anl9lieben. 9ie
8eamten fnb: prdibent, 9arrp Wil=
ion; 0;eesYrdlibent, Tranf 5olmes
Sefretdr. Samuel 6pneman, uno S4as=
meiiter, Mrtbur 8. Yace.
- @ebdube Snlpeftor 9arris mirb
BON nun an irsenb mel9e Bauerlaubs
nibibeine fir ausleitise Stiesen, Man=
larbenf nfeniter neben ben StraBen u. bsl.
pertpeisern. ba pom Gerihte entldieben
tpurbe, baB bic Staot Belibre6t auf bic
ganse StroBe BON elmer 2otlinie big CUR
auberen bot. Ser Snipettor bat aud
UNI einen gtnbaltsbefebl gegen cine
dubere @tiese am neuen Gebaube an
Der Tront- unb Meit 8roab StraBe
na49elu9t.
= yia9 benz SabresberiAt unierer
Yenlipns-Neentur eelaneten in BEN
Sabre BIG gum 80. SUM- $15,427,35S.73
3ur Wertheiluns. Dies lit Der b69ite
Yetrag, ruel9er in irsenb, elmer Msentur
ausgeSablt murbe. 3und9ft fommt
8opeto, mel6es Wi1ouri, 8anias,
Colorado, Ofluboma unb bas Snoianer.
territorium einidliebt, nit 100000
menieer. Snbionapolis itebt Inn $4,s
100000 nad, bic beihen Msenturen in
Yenniplsania, 3u tenen au& balls Nem
Serlep seb6rt, 3ablen $1.OOO,0OO, New
Dorf unb bic anbere 9dlfte BON Nem
Serlep 100000 tDeniser.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-01
Gin einfahes beiImtttel
fir cine Grfdltune i'm kopfe.

Grtdlten sic lid leidt9 paben ste
cine Grtdltuns i'm 8opfe, bic ntdt beHer
tperben min ? Saben sic einen trodenen
6uiten? SIT Sbr 9als an9eariffen :?
1oben sic einen Sdmers i'm 2opfe, fiber
unb suiiden ben Nugen? Gin &efiibl
Der 6iile I'M Ropfe? @inb one Ya0a=
gen Der NaIe uerltopft? SIT Sbr Mtbem
iibelrie9eno /? Saben sic Sbren @e=
ru1slinn perloren I? Sinb sic NIT &dus
fpern unb Nuslpuden seplast? SIT Sbr
S,aIs boiler Sdleim bes Mprsens SIT
Sbre Stimme raub unb untlar? Saben
sic iibern,dbisen Sdleimausmurf in ben
gtaien=Yaiiagen, tuelder ourd S6neusen
Der Nale entfernt iperben, poer oud lei=
men @eg in bic Munob6ble ober bensoals
finbet? Rlingen, &auIden ober anoere
@erduI I6e in ben Obren, bic bas @ebor
tbeilweile beeintrddttsen? genn 10
oann baben Sic &atarrb. uno nibts ans
beres. ginige baben ale oiele SDmps
tome unb Gintge nur etnen Sbeil beriel=
ben. Sn ben meilten Idllen lit &atarrb
MIR cine lotale arantbeit unb erforbert
oeBbalb nur lofale 8ebanblung. Sod
fam bic &ranfbeit in oieler Jorm hurd
cine ipitematiide unb sriinblide 8ebano=
lung nit preBinger's Ratarrb Baliam
9ebeilt tperben. Sic Mnmenbung 1ollte
ni9t allein barin beiteben, bab Der BAL.
lam bur9 bic Stakeholder in alien Naien.
Yailasen sriinbli9 einseioeen tuirb, ion.
bern er ioQte aud bdufis unb qriinolid
einserieben perben in ben unteren Sbei.
len ber Stirne, serabe iiber bic erfranf<
ten 3ellen. Muf bieiem Weee ipurben
Saulenbe, bic on perno9ldlfetem &a-
tarrb litten, tporunter GdlIe Der aller.
ihlimmiten Mrt, bur9 prebinser's &a-
tarrb=Bal1am sebeilt.
Dieies ausse3eidnete Gomilienmittel
1T in ieber Mpotbefe 3u SO Gents gu ba.
ben, unb tpenn in obenansegebenerW Weile
sebraudt, semdbrt es niht nur ioforttse
Grlei9terung, Ionbern aud permanente
9ei!uns, un6 lit cine Wobltbat fir sic
unb Sbre Ireunbe. gs lit elm ipesifii9es
Wlittel fiir 2atarrb in allen be1en Gor.
men, unb mirb BON ben Mer3ten aQse=
mein enpfoblen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-01
Die 5hubmebren 6es Eebens fret.

Die Shubwehren oes Eebens fret.
Aue Yerlonen. tpel9e on 3atarrb,
Mitbmo, S9winbiu9t, 2dbmuneen, San.
iu9t, @beumatismus, 2rebie, ssettlu4t,
Masen., Daru., 6rauen., Blaien-,
Nieren-, @ebirn., Nerpen., Qaut-, &C.
beime unb @ei9le9tli9e ,Rrantbeiten
leiben. lollten bas beriibmte Bud nDie
S9ubmebren bes 2ebens (Squitrtrt)
Ielen. Dalielbe nit l1nteriu9un9sfor=
mular, tuirb on irsenb etne aorefe frei
selanbt. lille patienten, melde bon ben
Mersten bes vDeutI4en @e(unbbeitss
Snititut" bebanbelt tperben, brau@en,
feline @ebibren 3u be3ablen, Biz bieielben
bollitdnbis furirt iinb. 2uren 9arantirt.
no lie anberen miblunsen linb. Das
Deuti9e @eiunbbeits Snititut bat bic
srObte pripat.Yrayis uno 1T bos pol<
itdnbigite Snititut In Nmerita unb itebt
inter Aufli9t bon Mer3ten, tpel9e 25=
idbri9e pripat.praris unb 9oipital'Gr=
fabruns in europa unb Mmerita baben.
Man abreilire:
German Health Institute,
sos, 5O7 unb 500 Summit Ctr,
9olebo, Ohio
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-01

SINS beige 3u9tbous murbe am
6reitas Mbeno einseliefert Dapib 2riit-
Ter BON Green Gountn auf s,pei Sabre
meeen Ginbruds unb Diebitabls. Der-
ielbe mar in Samestomn In cine Wirtb-
l1aft einoebrohen unb bate 3tpei
6lal9en Wbistp unb $3.50 Gelo ses
itoblen.
= SberiH Mopb bon 8roun County
bat $l,S6S.S3 als 3ablung ber Soften
fit ben lesten Yroseb bes MtDroers
Sones bonn eenannten Gountp ansenoms
men. Mie berihtet, bate Der Staatsz
Muoitor bic 3abluns permeisert, als
Sones nod benz bielisen 3udtbaus-
Mnner 5uriidgeliefert wurbe.
Ser 3u9tbousiirdiins 0erman
Sberbotb, Der ouf ein Sobr tpe9en Gin.
bru1s BON glepelanb eingeliefert NOR.
ben mar, iollte am Samitas Wtorgen
mad Mbbibune leiner Straf3ett aus
benz 3udtbpuie entlaifen merben, bod
leiber freute er li4 etrpas 3u tribe. Nm
Trsitas Mbenb fang unb pFff ct in iei=
ner 3elle unb mollte trob bes 0erbotes
BON leinen muiifalilden Nortrdaen nidt
abiteben. 8arben Sames ftellte ibn
nod auf fiinf Sage an bic Nrbeit.
Drei @trdffinse ruuroen am Sams
tag i'm biefsen 3udtbau!e ein9eliefert
BON Solebo fam 9arrp Maban onf Elm
Sabr ,pesen grlaneun9 bon 9o4en un-
ter falI1en Mnsaben. Uan Wert 60.
Ianbte s,pei Nrreitanten, Wfiais Hilep
unb gomarb 8afer auf adtsebn Monate
mesen Strabenraubes. &ilep bot ihon
;mei Sermine I'm hiefsen 3u9tbaule ab.
geleIien.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-01
Gutter perHieitif.
Deutfhe u1dnner per.anet
melde Dillens itno, f1 Elm rentables
Gef4dft 3u oriinoen.

Wir ipiini4en, bab Sober, ber obne Be-
ibofttsuns lit, ober teine aufriebenitenenoe
Irbett bat, unb bic @ertretlng fiir unlere
Ttr,na sesen CUTE Sesablun9 su iibernebn,en
triinitt. pertrauenSool an uns ihreibt, unb
mir tperben benleIben ilnier Mnerbieten nebft
prpben foftenfrei iiberienben.
gStr tpiinI4en t,ur einen @ertreter fir ieben
Oiftrift. tpelAer nod nitt beistt III. Ran
ipen6e itb iofcrt an Gr. 8. s. 51oop, SO.
120 State Ctr. Hactne, Nis. 1icct6N ~
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-01
tGinaeianbt.l
Nemarf, O., b. Is. DIT. 1894.
2ieber Wejtbpte

0err s heo. Baui9, tuobnbaft in
go. 1862 eib 5. @trobe, Newarf, o.,
fiel am Is. Oftober, Nbenbs 6 ubr, pon
einem @eriiit auf einen 9aufen 5&ie.
fertafeln nnb mar ouf Der Ste1e tobt.
Ct mar Shreiner BON profeiiion unb
binterldBt S0d,ter. 2 9Dbne nnb cine
Wittpe. Ct arbeitete sur 3eit fiir germ
RID. Naeiel unb NOR er bel allen, bic
ibn fonnten, iebr beliebt. Ser 0erfor.
bene rpurbe seboren ON 80. Nonember
1874 in Qifiinsen, 8aben, unb mar Elm
alter unb treuer Srennb bes @eltbpie.
Curl @nertner.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-01
Hotel 50 tertail feft.

betannte Sptel In @anbnffp, o., an Der Gde
BON Wartetz unb DccatmrsGtraBc, gcgenitbcr
Dem Wci sWfatft, lit, pegen npreeriiftcn NttcrS
Ses Gigentbitmers, inter giintieen iimb Icittten
Scbtnemngen biaia Su pertaufcn. @S lit cin
albefanntcS oeuttubcs StammbamS unb erfrcnt
IT'D etner gnten auno5t9nft.
gtdberee Su erfra9en BON Dem Gigentbis
mer
1etM m. toietemnaitit.
@fe Martet s Decatur Ctr.
Sfn m 6anouStp, 8.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-01

Nuth etnen .vtnfln. w,un 1enbc Tur trelen,
iluitrirten &ataloe, mprin 9auienbe moi,
3eugniiien permcrft iino, ipeId)e befuetlen, Saf
,peroen oon,it burhaeaat, mnb fann Sie saae
leiht auf Der Coulter gctraacn merbef,.
$1,000 bapon i'm CScbrauh. gpir neriertiae,i
6ub Sdge trGet. Oic crite Sroer fid,ert eiuc
Maentur. Mbhr.: TpItins Gaming NRaci,ine So.
241-249 =. Sefieripnitr., 0bicaap, an.
S00tt 6m Md, c o no
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-01
aQenten Oer(anQt

sum Yertricb BON S1ajd,maft,iucn, Tampifod,.
geldbtrren (steam cOokers), urto an6ern i'm Saus.
bait .gebrdudhllten Nrttfeln. Cdr .iben @is
fir einen &dtaloa.
Grt'fal tuafttne 211atbtme Co.,
22pft2m,ip Columbus. Dbtc.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-01

Geiunbbeit Qomfort unb Gliidie.
listeit finoet f6 iiberoa nD rGarldnb"
Defen unb Nor9es eebrou9t inerben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-01
2lusmdrttee mdrfte.

Ghtca8o, ben 80. OFT
Wetaen. Sprina Wo. . 51L-5a q,
SPr,ng No. b81S @ts.; rotter No. s5i
3orn Nn. 2 5311 Cts.
6afer SO. 3 2S: SO. I mets.y .,
cts: Vo. 8 rpeiber 30A-31L CTS.
6o9gen No. 247 GtS.
0erfte So. 2 So Cts.
n n n n . Do ~
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-01
6R M t,t,S ittetr Sa,aeri,
lDO<VV Sen y Ni<1tn prp 8 oo

garantiren tpir iebem,. ber cine Msentur fiji
ilnfere neuen Bilber( Photolithos) iibernimnt
Rein Niiiec. - .. g. Silbernan, st. Saul
Winn. 1loct librtp
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-01
Cincinnati U1drftberidt.
Gtncinnati, 80. Dft.. 1894.

Gtneinnati 80 Dft., 1894.
.e1mstnsIeti.4.-Mesppr CLEAR Han,tls
tab. Saesn. Gbort tlare@eitsn 6A-651 GtS.
'us.s Ttss.t.n sSS!,s;n SO
10 loss. 9ts. !sidts ioX-llA cts. "
as s!s i.Is. esH ass M esssssT gsi..rs @.'';
gsiiess pI.tts. ss,nrsn 10 en.
M,ssi aBtstsrnas::nt srSas: 8, asa 7sxor., :. ..
a}ss' oss assS IL s5tsa s. q sstSe
g sisssn: Asiaer g. s-ss,z- gts.. w..s.r
saraasS'sIsnsT sarsss @'niss " .os 81 70. r''asr
~. g: ao ssssii ss.sis;: &: ct.
safer. gso. , tuetser -8sk 9ts ws. 3
ser ~ 81 Its. No.s aemt,dteT
@sThs;. epr1naWo. ; ss-es Cts.
1sl: =, yetTolsum m 6H Cts: fir lsO
s:iap.l 49, gasE ats s's ssssns! sss g.s
rDhes 81 at. rasintrtss $3.50 Gts. b..
@anone.
saIs saIs yesPias sPisSt"a aais r. Cts. D0Sl'na X at'
gIsns l,ls ats1aastsrb.oS siotsins f's0 ,s1ss 81
ID
graib la-l4 cts. Wsebtum aeidmmtss ls St:
Sts Sti:s DsS'aa s &C. sSi1ssina ls,s Sts S.iata:
auarterbIoob unb orSisars ie-is Cts. orbirar; Hs;
8rebe i, isrle @ Sts: TN Cub eewai&ene dolce, Is
mpte r: Supsr lno Sands ia CTS. smn,ro..
Whtsteu. s1.ls ber @aaer..
BreeerteS.
ia y 81: dassr asss u @S is j. 81 d. ers laga p
orbtnar to o--ls 81 per sssrnb. '"'' %
8naer.-Rsf. GOAT : 10 81; popbersb -
ss1Gt s1s izMt Sranaqsso a!as gtanSarS ~.is
sssl9ts !; or''sEts s7afs
ssAs5 gts.; gutter $50 Cts; fair so.s4 VI ats
'Ts'nqssr lsnlsei aaTeii"a gsr sss,. Sauon;
Hs-5A 6ts. per Bfuno.
DatrY prsSafte.
Butter. Glsin &reamerp24 q .Noucp OH, a.
% Brtmaoo i8-20 aertnaere Gorts 4~16
ate. Yrima biS@hotceSbio 9-lO ,QBetfer,
&beosar lo1s--ll.Wem 0orf il-loS e@n.ts.r
SSt;rs ger gngeno IS.
ettssqel. saBn. oeVass @ts as,s an0 tunss sasner
IrutiaBasr per SfanSa sas%d t.tts asfen san,.
Dtuno' funge &nten ~ Cts.
Obtt ssmS 6emmnCe.
Ssptsl., Cute bis prima 81 $l.oo-,.D
:. Sttrsn nsa; valermo ss.So-s4.oS' ~ Ma In.
oiR;oi Rramsen. GlortOa erobe ssss-ss.Bo Der
= 1ssI1sa i s,I 9s Rt,s gsneOrS lelE sts eatauba
&oht. Brtma etnbetmtsder n. oo--ss ko ,.,
GoB. 0''0 "S'
Sgg.'sbsta. 9aOtee DanUsrs per sl. sl.so
6 Der sa darts ri: .so,er sss'f g. o"'
EamS,p presmste.
uns aSo ssrl
Ssg gan0s u SM 5! s!.4o,-i.5o;
- a-sss. 80. s"ss.e' se -s e. 1s'ss o,H,;s, ~;
ses e ~ 1;-E.b; Vratrteheu s7.5o-S. nnb WS.3
,,T. %tnSIiss ns. 80 Mt!,sse unDsrdnssrt e..s
ssesgl.a gut sa.msEnsi6 fssG H4sn 9bs!ee
$50, select Butders A.voI.s 80, Gftra S.iS-
s.ls Rismls@ gut bts gut 50. $3.50 selpSbnit4
0ts ss1; seS Saisrs auf eSt Sis sis G!ess
aih,. aut Sss Choice ss$.75 ;a@a asmiia tb sut hf
Yteetum $2.50-2.90, eem5bnIt& i.vO-l. 80. Sts.
uno gratenbe Q6lber $2.0O-8.00 8ulien 6iims
unb Ieidt $1.O0-9.35 GeeherS ss~a N ~
ioana $50 800 Bmtder unb 6hipptna s.. 90
S.2b. 9dlber. aeip6bnttb une qrof 81. .00-oo
$3.50. ~" ~t'~~
Sh hwetne. Gelect f@mere unS primo Eu,s
ttss asTs M;Ssm4;ss esmti@ts Badtne M.7o-4.eo &C..
msognlt@e 70 uno raube e.00-4 10 leidbte @bippers
m6hnltdhc A.O0-480 -' ~
Do fs-seihorene ss.So-s.35; NIT Der wsus
~: xs::sS.s.7s Rerbnlammer gei3oren Ss.5ol.D
S9.00-l0.00.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-01

Oieiu clcttrii4er 8urtel nebft Batterie mers
ben frci auf Brobe pcrfanbt. Drcbtren foitet
nidtS.
Or. 9nte, Detroit. mid. aaenten perlanst.
l6ott II idIp Md
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-01

~'VU - Sts 8.0l. All.
S5Msr asialadtst: Der yiaas .....:...icisS
T.ur . ..................10-110
gaMtS ............ 1.OO-1 .1O4
Mei eiaen.-go. rotber 81 Cts. '''''''''''''
-Gancp-$2.75-325,
Safer-go.9 > $500 Gts,
Hogac cn-gfo. 8 56-b8l5 GtS.
Ger ite-Wfinnefota 6O-sl cts.
2eu-1imotbp 81. .oo-l2.75.
q, ,s;s. MGrnmest ss.o-sa.i2
s$%%sailss .i5ss,{{.a o ''s.o'-'l'0'.
Cons aas &psen aS;'fsn sar, 's Clear
sason@gSa5te.n slsx;-senss ass RI.
basr &. s.'f aas: saS'oasS .iss..mts.
S@metne.- tatr BITS fancs f&uere q. 10
cd ase.-Gbptce 1.oO-s.ls
@hmcine. Berianbtorten uno aemifdbte
:1s-ssS a; prime prime t%Oers aaS glsIfsriortss
9hafe b0dmme er.-Ginbeir,,ifde muts
primo Sisssr ss1S-l.lS; I Iesansr sas1sss: ssso-a;s:
1oIebo. ben 30. Ottober 1894.
SprouH Sl1.7S.lS. 80 unb UftbbItna Sl4. .Eo-IS.So
gsr ss Tonms z. n 1nls nno u.oo-i.s5 meir tniIn.
> a an sn:-Brtma aleetamss brimet ss.oo-
s.s,: .sss sss: ss:.: s:;;.. s. e. i:
Yfunb.
W ct5en 80. 3 55c.
ws!Y6iorn, 20. seN Gts. per pu.
4afc 80 Cts. Der Du.
sfHs'fta"1:s"S 9 =; I; q sss 81 =; 81.
Vttteburs. 30. DIT.
3tnbnteh. Cute l,1oo bis l.soo Sfambiae
4ttere N5o-I1s 8tsmlt4 enfs ieoe SO Lii
I'll ~: i !! ~ Hi! III :slai ssE
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-01
Columbus U1urftberiht.

columbus, D., 80. DIT. 1894.
BertHtet fur ben .Deitbpten" bon N
Ebeaeo 4 Co., 234 unb 238 SIb BierteffraBe
N1<tl.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-01
6reeetteS.

&affee-Wpha 26L- Gts:- Sim.
S2-29; fancp Hto 19--- Ct; prtruo bp 49,. o-.a
10 vt: gutter DO 1sl$-- st: fair DO - "a
or6tnar TO is ct per Rsrub.
5.a1ot; 9ranulateb --4.9s ", @tarr6arb ipsts
4.SI-5.o7et eelber 51s-41s; nrbindrer So. ~
aa0ae M edas ~ 'es; s;w9sotse So s7Gts.; prime
nr6trarer 12-lSc. per @auone.
#ets:.@ @aroltna 81 CTS. 0nutJ,axs
Ea-5M CTS. per Yfunn.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-01
Dairy prsSnfte.

% susrss; mr,ncSs Gtsin Sream.rs24 anee OH. 90
aye. Yrtma biS@hotceObio 9-IO .9Iseffsr,
&pe6oar loh--ll,Weiu gort 1l-lo1z. Gnmetssr
9ter. Ser 9useno is.
@eftu4el. &botce alte unb tunae eiibrer
=. Pdbne f. Cts, prtma Gntsn -
1rnthnbnsr IS per Pfunb. fette 0dnte $40
Bfuno. tunae Gnten " cts. W.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-11-14
KEEP a STIFF LOWER LIP.
Tt Is the TelItsle One, and the Upper LIP
Can Take Care Of Itself

II Is the TelItsIe One, and the Upper Lip
Can Take Care of ITSELF
81 can't understand, 4" said yourg
lady of observation, why you men,
who see SO much and know so much,
persist in tho phrase, Keep stiff up
per lip You use it a. a sort of pictur-
esque synonym for firmness of purpose
and demeanor, but it has no value "a
such. The upper lip Is not the weak
member of the two. 1t is the under lip
that wants stiffening. The upper lip is
practically expressionless. IL usually
lies fiat ON the teeth, it is nearly always
covered with a mustache-I refer, OF
course. to. the male upper lip-and In
conversation, especially i'll correctly
languid conversation, it does not mo' .
at all. Like the Chinese joss, it's a
harmless creature and can be safely let
alone.
1T is the neither lip that has to be
watched and controlled. / can always
tell when a man Is going to propose tc
me by the way in which he vets his
under lip and presses it against the up
per for companionship and support.
Just the very things he is seeking for.
And can always tell if man is lying
by peculiar fiuctuation and pulsation
in this saIfe lower lip. He will look
you right straight in the eye, grow
fierce and drop his voice into his boots
through the weight of his emotion. but
il there is that twitch abont the lower
lip don't believe him, and I've never
been wrong yet. II man feels deeply,
| mean feels sorrow, not affects II, 1t II
in the tremulousness of the under liI
that b. shows il. The sensitive mans
! lower lip j. seldom still. and there il
| sometimes about it positive pulsatior
that takes in the whole curve of th'
chin. The pout begins in the lower u.
and is really confined to it, for the uppel
lip is only pushed ont by pressure from
below. You can't pout with your uppe
lip alone.
"In fact, you can't assume or affec
any expression with the upper Lip alone
Just try it, Hold the lower lip firm
with the finger and look in the glas
there. The mouth has become simply
hole in the face, you see, and so far
the expressionful character Of the III
goes il is as if you had lost q feature.
IF you want to keep back a smile
it's the lower lip that you must loo
after. Weakness begins there, whethe
Of character, health or age. 1t is &c
the weak upper lip that tells of down
fall. 1t is the dropping, pendulous lowe
lip that shows it, And let me tell 70
something, please, for the benefit Of m
sisters who have not had the advan-
mean the experience that ] have. TIE
them that whenever they see the lowe
lip of their male companions turn OF
and over thickIy that it's danger sii
nal. It's the red flag of mischief. an
they had better say goodby. Keep sti
lower lip, young man. New foi
Sun.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-11-14
COME
AND
GET
YOUR
HAT!
HAT!

Lection time is over an the town is get
tin still;
The cows are in the clover an the mules
are gone to mill.
The fellers that's elected-they are hap
by on the way;
An the chaps that didn't make 1T. are
abiding in the hay!
Lection time is o.er-got some the can
didates in:
Race was mighty lively-but somebody
had TO win.
Drums have stopped their beatin-
trumpets ceased to blow;
An all the bettin' fellers are a.payin
what they owe.
'Lectioa time is over ought to stay that
way.
Turns the country up side down from
Winterclean to May:
Now the old man gets his dinner, and
the children go to school.
An a general halleluiah's in the brayin
o. the mule,
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-11-14

TACOMA. Wash, Nov. 12.-William @.
Norris. who went to Japan year ago to
represent syndicate Of Chicago mer.
chants, has secured two OF the largest
contracts ever awarded American firms.
One goes to Armour 4 Co, for canned
cornsd best. to b. supplied 70 the japan
60 army. The other y . o370.OQ0 Con-
tract for cast iron plps, 10 Is used in
extending the Toxic wat6g WoelR The
pipe will be made in Alsba1a md eent
here for shipmsnt, ~ American erm
having met the competition of 1nglleh,
French and Belgiu1 biddsrs. The chi
cago syndicate Whlrh Norris fspresonta
wss organised just oftsr tho woebd'a
fair, - reGnlt Of the expromad depira
oe the Japansss comnianion 10 Datjau1Ats
| trade with America. The UnitU1 etotel
inposts eeods worth o1b6oO0oO 8on
japan y:ss :sSs; 70 e fe:s = Ss' SsSsss
r. those Interested that this trade ca
b. svsnsd up.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-11-14
THE Conduct Of Life.~

Under this head Ralph Waldo Emer-
son wrote: .'Tis an estimable hint
owe to few persons of fine manners
that they make behavior the very first
sign of force-behavior, not perform
ance, or talent, or, much less, wealth.
While almost everybody has suppli'
eating eye turned ON events and things
and other persons, few natures art
central and forever unfold, and these
alone charm us. He whose word or deed
you cannot predict, who answers you
without any supplication In his eye,
who draws his determination from
within, that man rules.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-11-14
COMRADES IN CRIME
Cowardly and Shockingly Deed
of Kansas Desperadoes-
They shot a Dying Man
After Looting u Bank They Riddied One
of Their Gang With Bullets tor
Fear He Would Give Them
Away by Confes-ing.

SALANA. Kan, Nov. l2.-Three masked
robbers attempted TO hold up bank at
Sylvan Grove, Kan. 40 miles west OF
here today. and one Of their numer met
his death in an unusually tragic man
ner. He was shot by the cashier OF the
bank. and when in a dying condition
was perforated with bullets by his own
companions TO save themselves from ex
posure.
The men masked rode to town, pulled
their horses up in front OF the bank. aud
while one robber remained seated hold
ing the horses. his two companions en-.
tered. The cashier was ordered to turn
over the money. lie reluctantly com
Piled Ii was but few minutes from
the time the bandits turnod their horses
into the business street before they
were again mounted and away With all
the ready cash the bank had.
The moment the robbers were out OF
the building Cashier John Clane Sc
cured his gun and rushed to the door
aud opened fire. 4 bullet lodged in the
back Of one Of the fleeing men. He fell
| heavily 10 the ground.
HIS two comrades pulled up theiI
horses and riding up to the prostrat'
deliberately fired several shots into hi'
body and dashed away. When picked
up the deserted outlaw was dead. Moth
ing to identif, hun was found on hi
person. The amount OF booty secured
| hos not baen learned
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-11-14

We do not know at how early a date
man first envied the birds their power
Of passage through the air, but there is
no allusion in classical lore to any prac-
tical attempts, unless the story OF Daeda-
lus and Icarus has some foundation in
fact. The first trial at aerial transpor-
tation is little more than a century ago
when. on June ). 17S4. the Montgol6er
brothers, at Annonay, near Lyons.
France, sent up small balloon inflated
with hot air. but no person accompanied
it. The following October one Roster
made an ascension at Paris. The bal
loon being inflated with hydrogen gas
The dates Of first ascensions across the
channel are. England August q, 17S4
Ireland. January 10. 1855. Coal gas wal
first used for imitation July 10, 1921
the coronation day Of George Nv. o.
England. There have been some fright
full accidents to aeronauts. but reall.
ballooning il not particularly dangerous
From 1888 to 1889. fifty six years. fou
hundred and seventy -one persons mad
ascensions, many Of them a great mum
Der of times. and only nine we're kille
or fatally injured. But, though balloo
| sscspsions can Be eaaily and safely mad
no reliably method Of direction hss bee
discovered. % that practical nsvigntio
Of the air loss not .sjsm nsar at ham
For :, time. then. ve must rely upon u
railroads - means Il travel. and n
really quite we'll o6 when such compr
, pensive and we'll equipped systems I
J the Bnslington Route ere at our sarvic
For tisksts. maps. and further inform
ton. call o. your home sgent. or addrs
W. J. G. Kenyon. Gen. Pas. Agent, q
Paul. MIN.