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The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1894-07-04
The MARKETS..
PRODUCE MARKETS.

MINNEAPOLIS CHAMBER OF COM
MERGE, July 3.-There is nothing new to
report in the situation today. Very little is
doing in the way of freight movement,
and business is at a standstill. Nothing
coming in and nothing going out. Prices
everywhere show an upward tendency, and
it would take seer of the first water to
predict how matters will be on Thursday.
There is no market for veal, the supply rot
being sufficient to create one, and for
dressed meats, it is impossible to hazard
guess.
In poultry the feeling is steady on the
streets, with prices unchanged. Receipts
are light and the demand small.
Fish-It is difficult to quote. Prices are
whatever the holder wishes to ask. Very
little is coming in and the demand is fair
Potatoes are higher and advancing with
prices not quotabe. Fruits of all kinds are
in an excited condition, and precludes the
possibility of an intelligent quotation.
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Hides. Skins and Wool.


quoted by the Northwest Fur and H&de
Company
H1DES-Market quiet at low prices. Tan
ners being overstocked with leather, are
not in need of hides. We quote:
No No
Green salt cured COW hides. Sc PIC
Green salt cured veal kips.. Age Sc
Green salt cured runner kips.. 4c 21bc
Green salt cured calf skins. 49,. SIC 4%c
Tallow market quiet.
Rendered in good bbls. solid 46ac
Sheep Pelts-Fair demand at low prices
Large, full wooled each......65 Gp75c
Medium, full wooded, each. 4OG5ec
Small. full wooded. each .2OM3Oc
Snearllngs, poor. each. SAGE
WOOL-The wool market is exceedingly
quiet, pending congressional action on the
tariff. Receipts of wool continue large.
Fine unwashed. fair condition. ...... GO &c
tlne medium. fair condition SD &c
strictly medium. fair condition. w 1O0I11c
coarse, fair condition. ............ 9010c
""ASu. .................. lao loo
BURY, seedy or chaffy, 1@2c less per h.
Choice bright wool. such as Wisconsin,
northern Iowa. southern Minnesota. 1@2c
more each grade.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE.
Prices Made Between JObhcrs ana
Receivers for Wholesale Quota.

MONDAYS QUOTATIONS.
(The following quotations are the prices
realized for unbroken consignments For
smaller lots merchants make an additional
charge)
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Butter--The market was quoted firmer and
fancy grades in stronger demand Ship
ments were not restricted by the prevailing
strikes and not much uneasiness is expert
enced for future receipts. Fancy goods
were quoted PC higher by dealers and the
demand mostly local. Ample stocks are re-
ported. Values ranged as follows
Creamerics-
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.OS
DRESSED MEATS-The veal market is
firmer.
Mutton is steady with tendency to
weakness. Lambs are lower and dull with
supplies heavy.
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THE GOLDEN
- BOTTLE
BY HON. IGNATIUS
DONNELLY
A. NJ. ALLEY,
Secretary and TreAA

L
i Ragnok las sehvnthd iim,
n besides SqS
large n
rxa We 2a following extracts taken from hnas aIM %'f$ Arena said v1 Mr.
n ayd s Ta ashe and broad s
reform It
%s sas fes % @ FL ' ssn4 T % %
effective Q urum.'
h n
faa e sthege er e
9 gsaga % s
@ n ] @ o sq the 9ss 1
hashe In the age hs inv'
himself acmt %
Dispatch
f at
PRICE: Cloth, Extra, $l.25
Order REPRESENTATIA
ptofpte. ST.
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Flour and Coarse Grains.


FLOUR-The flour market for the pres
ent is quiet but firm. Holders and buyers
are far apart in their views.
The following are today's quotations on
arrival +. o. b..
First patents w. 40u3 6O
Second patents Observation-Disclosures. 3.lo0535
Fancy and export bakers .......... 2.15Q23 30
Red dog l.oouloO
The following quotations are in cotton
sacks of SO lbs and 40 lbs:
Rye flour, per Dbl, pure ..................$2.4 40
Buckwheat flour, per bL..-.............. 500
Graham flour ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Z.OO
In room zoe extra is charged.
BRAN AND SHORTS-The, market is
steady. A fair demand for feed
Bran, in bulk ......................$9 $3.50 $50
Bran, in sacks NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IL .OOQ11 25
Shorts, common, in bulk .......... 100000. SO
Shorts, fine, in bulk.............. II. 50Q11.2 5
CORN-See sales.
OATS-Firm, with good local demand.
See sales.
RYE-Nominal.
BARLEY-Choice, No 3. 45c.
FLAX-See seed market.
HAY-Owing to the general railroad
tie-up there were only two or three cars
offered today. H. H. King & Co. report
sales readily made at $1O.50Q11.5O according
to quality. Stocks are low, and if the strike
lasts week or so stocks will be exhausted.
If the strike lasts day or two longer
some dollars will be added to quotations.
Mill feed sold today at $500 per ton and
higher prices are expected.
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LIVE STOCK.
Minnesota Transfer.

Special Telegram the Tribune.
MINNESOTA TRANSFER, July Scat
tle-Receipts were light and fell short of
meeting the present demand which is strong
now that dressed beef shipments are block
AIDED. If the present blockade continues
long local butchers will control the situa-
ton. Sales have been very light.
No. Av. Price
COW Sil " III
cows. ..........................92 1924 230
Hogs-There was not much on the market
and no trading of any consequence.
Sheep-Market firm and unchanged. Good
muttons and lambs in demand.
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1O4 80 Al4

The following table gives the receipts Of
wheat at the four principal winter wheat
markets from the beginning Of the crop
movement. July l. 1898, to date and for the
same time year ago:
This Crop Last CrOD
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Crop Movement.

Market RECORD.
The following table gives the receipts of
wheat at the four principal spring wheat
markets from the beginning of the crop
year, Aug. l, 1893, to date and for the same
time year ago:
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90rre uno uetctId d { ut III utt
8cn.

Wabrenb III Datota unb ueri@iebes
men anberen Staaten Ourre uub Trots
teubeit iid in ben Tru@tfeloern unb
@ieien fiiblbar MAIDEN, ri9ten in Ore
son, Montana, ,Soabo, Waibinston
uim. @esensa0e uno l1eberi@memmuns
gen unbere9enbaren S@aoen an. Die
@eleiie bet Nortberu Pacific 8abn spis
i9en 9orie plains, Montana, unb So
pc in Sbabo, cine Strede Don iiinbunos
neun;is Meilen, itebeu unter WaHer
BON pier bis icds TuB tief. Die Mniieo>
ler baben iid auf bo@selesenes Hano
sefii@tet, aber bic GAIL bes umsetommes
men 0iebes unb ber pferoe sebt tn bic
Gaui enbe. ".. .
Ser Tra;ersTluB bate am Samitas
ben b04iten, in bet @ei@i@te bieies
Yanbes per3ei@ueten @aderitanb I'm,
bret 3ou iberitiesen uno bic anseri@tes
te gerbeeruns 1T 10 srob, baB Oeeans
bampfer, mel@e bic Meerense Gan Soan
be Gica paiiirten, auf i@mimmenbe sd
der BON 9duiern unb @abauern pom
Vieb itieBen, bic nit onberen ma0enbafz
ten Erammern aus Dem Ebale fortses
i9memmt uno pon Dem reiBenoen TluHe
ms Mteer binaussetrieben maren. Sn
ber Nniieoluns am Salmons6lu6e itanb
bas @qher iieben SUP bod auf BET ebes
men Tla9e. Sn 9atie fubr bet &et>
tunssbampfer Transport" aber Sat-
men uub 3dune, iiber bic 6atie 8rade
unb ben Damn unb muroe an ben
S@ienen bes canaeii@en Yacific>B abnz
seleiies, iieben Meilen pom TluBbette,
feit9ebunoen.
3wiI@en Boulder 1T Colorado uno
benz @ebirse wuroen aber fiinf3is 8ra>
den 0 ber Glutb fortseri6en. Die
Orte Copper @od uno Susar Yoaf iinb
pom @rbbobem peri@munoeu, bic Pruis
iian> unb @ornias>M iblen iiberhutbet
unb ie4s ibrer Mebensebdube ben Strom
binunter sei@memmt worben. Sprirsz
bale unb Samestomn, iowie mebrere an>
bere tleine Orti@aften, fiab tbeilmeiie
5eritSrt woroen.
Sn Boulder bat ii@ oer Ba4 sIei@en
Namens elm neues Bett mitten bur@ bic
@tabt sebro@eu uno am Montas maren
cine Mense @rbeiter oamit bei3aftist
bic int Bad 3uiammensetriebenen Erum>
mer NIT DYnomit gu iprensen UNI bas
@a6er pieter in ieinen natirli@en 9auf
5uriid5uleiten.
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0eiMdttS.Notiaen

@eiBaeus unb Stidere; ant uSpe'
cial Sag" bel Geo. 0raff.
@enn es eu9 gu warm wirb fOnnt
ibr essen Td@er umlonlt betommen Bel
Geo. @rdff.
Mussesei9neter Briffeintdie q,
l24 Gents per Pfunb BET s. & u. So
fer.
y Galicos uno @insbams werben gum
unb unter benz Sol tenpreis uertouft beis
s. & q. 9ofer. ....
Teiner S9we,;er>, @ridfein>,
9imburser>, &rauters unb Gream>&die
1T beitanbis I'M @ei9dft 10 s. $.
8ebnte gu baben.
Wer9eHet MID: ben Special Sag"
Bel @raf f.
Stride S9intenwurit loeben eins
setroifen bel s.. & q. 9ofer.
Drp GOODS, nm bamit ~auisuraus
men, gun, un6 unter benz &oltenpreis Bel
s. & u. 9ofer. ..
Den b09iten Marttpreis lit Gaib
fit Butter unb Gier SaDlt I'M 8aienent
BON Mrnolb's Store an ber @de uon
Minnejota II. 2. NorbltraBe 9enrp
@rone. ba)
Mussesei9neter 2imburser !Rdie gu
20 Gents per Stif bel T.&N. ) 0 ct.
NQe Sorten 9drin9e, barunter
rd@te boudnoiide", iowie aue Nrten
&aie. namentlt@ ausse;ei@neter v2in1s
burger, INNER an 9ano bel
ba %. Mmme.
Stride Trantfurter 9eberwurit BON
~feiniter Sualitdt itets frii@ gu baben i'm
Tleii9er9el@aft Don Mar &einbart.
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0ermtf6teS.

ole Staats> Gonuenti OH
Der Yopuliiten bon Suo>D atota trttt
am 70. Stunt in Mit@eu in Situng.
Die Delesaten gu oerielben meroen bel
bieier @elesenbeit be5usli@ bes &eiiens
ben @orey>plan na@abmen. Sic De-
legation BON Ben 8lad 9iqs mirb in
@apib @itp 3uiommentreffen uno ii&
BON bort aus ibet 2anb nit Tubrmers
ten, gu pferb uno gu SUP mad Mit@eQ
beeeben, unb bic 0elesationen aus benz
Sfli@en Gbeil bes Staates baben Salem
3u bieiem 3mede ais 3uiammentunfts:
plat beitimmt.
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Gourtlano Na9ri6ten.

S. $. Ooty bradte lette Wo9e bre
G%arIaouusen Stiere mad Chicago.
Sobn Robns @tau sebt ieiner Dol:
lenbuns entscsen.
Gbas. 9mt, Gb. @ieiete unb Trl
Mabel Ootp iino auf 6erien gu Saul
einsetroffen. ....
Die euanselii9e Sonntasidule triif
Vortebrunsen flr elm bemna9it abSu:
balten6es &inberfet.
81. %. 3ieste Don @ranuiQe, Mort
Oatota, lit auf 8eiu@ 1ier anselans'
unb wirb Elm Monat ber &ube pflesen,
Na@ Nblauf bieier i3elt wir6 CT fi9 mie:
Der mad Datota be9eben, UNI cine Mn:
lteIunS ais Stationsasent ber @rea1
Nortbern Giienbabn ansutreten.
@err @atte unb @emablin Don Blut
Garth City uerweilteu iiber Sonnta9 III
ber Tamilie BON &cu. g. $. S@aefe,
anf 8eiu6.
Gep. S9aefer, ionic mebrere 4noere
bon bier mobnen elmer Camp Meetin9
bieies Diitritts in Sleepy Gpe bel.
Gbas. &eidart Sr. weilt sei9dftss
balber in &eowoob County.
Dug. 9int unb Eo@ter, Trou Sanos
bon Chicago, befinoen lid bel Germ
9int's Sobn @iQiam in 9utdinion gu
8elu@.
Die alien @olbaten III Der ltmqeaeno
louteu ut9t per dumeu, BET am g., 4.
uno 5. Suli in Sleepy Gpe itattfinoenz
ben &eunion BET q. u. 81. bieies Di=
itricts beijuwobnen. Die umfaieubit en
@ortebrunsen fit oieie @,elesenbeit werz
ben 9etrohen.
Sobn Drills Bferbe i9euteu tir;lid
%wdbrenb Der Tabrt uno serbra@en be
Dei@iel at beiien 8ussp.
Matt &apmono bat bic Msentur fir
bic Budeye Mdbmai@inen uno Selbitz
binber ibernommeu.
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Scr i@uBf@ere Pan3er bes
Manubeimer S@ueibers Dome muroe
tarsli@ por benz Malborousb pouie 81
0onbon 1T @esenwurt oes prinsen BON
N8ales probirt. Done le9te ben pans
aer ielbit an. Gin Milforbse~ebr
murbe benutt unb smei S@iie auf
Dome asefeuert. Seiu Obertorper be-
weste ii6 etmas surid, aQein feline TaBe
b(iebeu feit auf benz 8oben. Die &u>
selu bur9oransen ben panser ni@t.
Sn + d M Mlter barf sebeis
ratbct werpen? Sn Deutidlanb barf
Der Mann NIT Is Sabren uno bas Mdbz
9eu nit l6 Sabren lit ben be,lisen gbez
fanb treten. Sn Seterrei@ weroen
beibe @ei@le&ter bieriir nit IA Sabren
als reii eradtet. Sn Spanien 1T es
nit IA Sabreu benz Sanalins erlaubt
bic IL Serge sdbteuoe Sunsfrau bei1nSus
fubren, in 6rantrei@ bosesen muB fife"
beren Is aufmeiien uno ver" Is Sabre
alt lein. Sn @riedenlaub brau@t ver"
nur IA unb bic Maio IL Sabre su sab>
len. lit unsarn birfen bic Sanslinse
oft init 9 uuh rio mShhpu NIT ID
Sabren beiratber. Sn Portusal beitebt
bic slei@e Nlterssren3e, wie in @rie@ens
LAMB, b. ). IA beSw. IL Sabre. Sn
@uBlanb miiilen Bic Mdnner IS, bic
Mdb@en Is, be3w. 16 Sabre sdbleu.
Sn Der S@weiS mli1en je na@ ben @anz
tomen bic mdnner Is, bic Mdo@en Is
Bis II Sabre alt fem uno in Stalien 1s
be3w. Is Sabre.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF BROWN.
oss. In Probate Court. Special Term, June
4th, 1894.
In the Matter of the Estate Of Conradin Hoesli
deceased.
On reading and fling the petition OF A.. J.
Grimmer, administrator Of the estate Of Con-
radin Hoesli deceased, representing, among
other things, that he has fully administered said
estate, and praying that q time and place be
fixed for examining and allowing the final ac-
count of his administration and for the assign
ment of the residue OF said estate to the parties
entitled thereto by law;
1t is ordered, that said account beexamined and
seth day Of :1u uS ~ a. D. iso4. ut 10 o'clock A,
NJ, at the probate office in New Ulm in saidCounty
And it is further ordered, that notice thereof be
given to all persons interested, by publishing a
copy Of this order once in each week, for three sue.
cessive weeks prior to said day Of hearing in the
FoRTsCHRITT, a weekly newspaper, printed and
published at New Ulm in said County.
Dated at New Ulm the 4th day Of June, A.
D. 1894.
BY the Court. Ell BERTRAND,
IL. 81 IA Judge of Probate
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Glectrii9cs 8ittcrs.

Gieles Wittel lit 10 moblbefannt unb BE-
liebt 9erporbeu, bag es feiuer belonbereu Ct
mdbulns bebarf. Ollie, ,uel9e glectriides
9itters 9ebral.9t baben, iin9eu inn %oaiielbe
unb iie lit sarontirt, aues si bemirteu, mas
periproden miro. Glecril4es Sitters beilt
ale 2eber unb Mierentrantbeiten unb e~ntfernt
Slas4en, Seulen, SalSfnb unb auoere BON
unreinem Slut berriibrenoe 9eiben. Sreibt
Malaria aus benz SYtem NIB uerbiubert NIB
beilt Malariafieber. !3nr 9eilun9 Don &opf=
,ueb, Yeritopfun9 nnb l1nuerbaulidteit &C.
brau9e man bteies Weittel. 8outdnbl9e
8eiriebi9un9 9arantirt, ooer bas @elo mirb
;uriideritattet. Yreis so Gts. uub ST. 90 bic
Slai@e III .. M. Oliens 9potbete. S
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Observation-Disclosures.

Sn ber am Dientta9 Nbeno absebalz
tenen reselmdBisen Staotratbs iituns
tam auBer BET G%rleoi9uus pom &outinc>
sei9dften folsenbes pom au9emeinem
SntereNe CUR Werbanolun9:
Die @eiu9s fit Qe9ens BON Seiten>
mese an beiben Seiten pom 8roabuap
amii9en l.. Norb unb 2. SIbtraBe uno
an |. SibfraBe 3mii@en 6ront uno
Statei troBe, iowie bas @raoiren uno
Boulemarben bon StateitraBe 5wti@en
2. unb 5. Glib muroe benz @traBen=
@omite CUR 8esuto@tuns unb geri@ter>
itattun9 u%berwieien.
Sic i9on mebrmals 5uriid9ele9te
@ednuns BON Or. Triti@e i'm 8etrase
BON $50 fir @rtra<N rbeiten ais &C.
iun6beitsbeamter wuroe 9enebmist uao
GUT 3abluns ansemieien.
Sonas 2aubeni@ldser erbielt ben
@uftras ben STATEN am adjournment uno
Dor benz Wa6ertburm al, State StraBe
lit Oronun9 gu balten.
Der NadtzM ari@a1 erbielt ben Nuf>
tras fernerbin Elm mad ames 9lu9e 9e9en
nd@tlides. l1nfustreiben an bet idbli@en
Minnei ota itraBe ST baben.
Sobn Beterl erb,elt Ebeile Don 2ots
8, 10, IL, 10. Is, uno IA IN 8lod 9
Nor6 fit n,dt weni9cr ais $75 gum
&auf a%n9eboten.
Ser Beri@t bes &atbes fir 0fientli>
DE @rbeiten fir Nusoebnuns oer @aiz
iermerte ME pom @taotratb 1T LETTER
@ituns bei@lo6en, wurhe einitimmis
anqenommen. 0os 8el9afien bes
Materials bafir pom betreffenoen Co.
mite ,purbe 9%ut9ebeiBen.
Die Delegation our @taats> Teuer>
mebr>@ onuention erbielt $50 fir Geiie
toiten vi m. bemiQist.
@taotratb 3ieber murbe ats @ebilfs>
Superintendent fir @aNerwerte ernannt
INN bel benz 0eseu Der nenen &0brcn
bic Mufii@t gu fubren. Der 2obn fit
Mrbeiter wurbe ouf $1.25 ta9li@ feits
seiett.
Ser @traBensG ommiidr mur6e be-
auftra9t an BET 5. SabfraBe, 3mii@en
@tatc unb WinneiotaitraBe, fit bas
2esen Der Wai1err0bren bic notbisen
@raoirarbeiteu gu %belor9en, ebenio bic
BET Stabt 9eb0ren6en @eitenwe9e al
GenteritroSe repariren gu laien.
Ser 5tabtz Mar1bau erbielt ben Muf>
tra9 aue Gi9entbamer 0 idaobaften
@eitenwesen gum &epariren berielben
innerbalb brei Gosen an5uba(ten. SIM
l1nterlaiiunssfaQ ioQ bic Mrbeit ourd)
bic Staot auf &e@nung oer Gisentbamz
ct beior9t meroen.
Matb. S@neioer. %. B0i&, s. $.
&etlaff, Mnton 9artmutb uno 9.
0teinbort erbielten 9auerlaubni1e be:
piQi9t.
Das Triebbof>G omite erbielt ben Wuf:
tra9, ben norowei tli@en Sbeil bes ltaots
,l9en Griebbois III Gotten ausle9en 81
lai1en.
Das @ebalt bes Gbefs Der Teuerwebr
,uuroe auf $50 jdbrli6 feit9eiett.
Das Gomite fir @oHerwerte erbielt
bic Grlaubn,B, al BET Gde BON l. Sat
uno go1epitrabe, penn fir notbmenoie
b%efunoen, einen @poronten anbrinsen 81
| loi1en.
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g. lit redt tomii@, einen Mann,
Der felt 20 Sabren feline natli@e, chr
li9e Nrbeit uerri@tet fat, iiber arbeits>
l4eue 9lrbeitsloie i@impfen gu boren
uno gu b%eboupteu, bab bieielben muir
oesbalb arm ieien, neil ie ni4t arbei>
ten wonen. Dieie Tre@beit Der ni&ts>
mirbisen Taseoiebe wiro nur bur9 bic
beiipieaoie Dummbeit Derienisen aber>
t~roffen, bur@ beren Gimme bic Saul
lenaer int Stanbe iin6, ein beba9li@es
2eben gu fiibren. obne niitli3e Nrbeit
;u uerri9tem. Vomlns Nat'on.)
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8ufleu5 WrnicQ=SQlbe.

Die bette Gable In Der @elt fir @dntitw,,noen
[0uetidunsen, @unbcn, 8eIdwire, Salsnub, 6ledten
aMiseiprunseme pdnoe, Jroitbeulen. Sibnsransen unb
ale 9autausi9lase unb beilt %unieblbar 9aucrr9otSen.
Youitanbise seiriebisuns suseii&ert ober seite 8esabs
lung perlonst. Vreis, Is Gents bic Sdadtel. gu bo>
ben bel .. III. Often. Stcw Him.
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STATE Of MINNESOTA, COUNTY OFBROWN
Sss.-In probate Court, Special Term, May 25th,
1894.
In the Matter of the Estate OF John Kaula
deceased.
On reading and fling the petition Of Theresia
Kaula, of New I'm, Brown Co., Mimi, represent.
ing, among other things, that ] ohm kaula, late Of
New Ulm BrownCo. Mimi, on the 18th day OF April,
A. D. 1894, at New Ulm, Brown Co, MINI, died In
testate, and being a resident Of this County ut
the time OF his death, leaving goods, chattels and
estate within this County, and that the said
petitioneris the widow of said deceased, and pray
ing that administration OF said estate be to
Ernst Brandt granted:
1t is ordered, that said petition be heard before
the Judge Of this Court, onSaturdayt the 23d day OF
June, AID. 1894, at 2 o'clock p. NJ, at the Probate
office in New Ulm in said county.
Ordered further, that notice therof be given to
the heirs OF said deceased, and to oil 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, a weekly
newspaper printed and published at New Ulm In
said county.
Dated at New Ulm, Mimi, the 25th day OF May
A. y 1894.
By the Court, f. p. BERTRAND.
IL. 81 Is Judge Of Probate.
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&oltspartei Gountp=G Contention.

IS miro biermit betannt 9e'na@t, baB
am Samitas ben 80. SUM- 1894, no@s
mittass ! l1br i'm Sdulbauie gu Siberia
cine Gonuention oer N~oltspartei pom
gromn County gum j3med Der Grudb>
lung BON Delesaten 81 Der am 10. Suli
in Miuneapolis itattfinbenoen Staats>
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ger @ei@aite absebalten wirb. Die
&epralentations Bats fir bieie @onz
pention lit folQenbe:
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-06-07

Sttt State Orison fanb am Montas
bic @taatsmabl itatt unb bic @epublitas
ner bebaupten ais @ie9er beruor9esans
gen gu iein, seben aber 5u, bag Die
@abl ibres. @ouuerneurs caneibaten
2oro ni9t gang ii@er unb bet poputiit
Yennoper moeli@erweiie wieberermdblt
,porben 1T.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-06-07

Die GAIL Der gu erwdbleno Dele9aten
our Staats=G Convention betra9t IA.
Sn Der SIBERIA Convention weroen
AUDI 6 Delesaten ;urGonsrebzO ifrittss
@onuention bes 2. Se;rts ermdblt.
W. st. 9ob9es,
Yorliter bes @omites.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-06-07
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New Ulm. Minnesota.

smc III bas SamIad lblasenben Irbeiten 'uerben ioIib
uub bauerbait aus9eihbrt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-06-07
Spnriiten : Sifets

na@ ben 9auptzS ommerau fcntbaltsz
orten Der Ser. Staaten mer5cn gegcn>
1pdrtig ;u berob9eictten Y~reiien al al
len 2inicn Der Nortbweitern Gii enbabu
%uerfauft. Ndbere Nustunft wiro uon
ben N9enten Der Bo9n ertbeilt. -
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1894-05-18

That the old world custom of tattooing
heraldic and other designs upon the
arms, back and chest Of men is coming
into fashion here is shown by the pres
ence in the daily papers Of advertise
ments offering to tattoo crests, coats Of
arms, monograms, etc., at the clients
residence for the moderate sum of from
S5 to $40. There are large number of
royal and imperial personages in Europe
who are tattooed, the Princess Walde-
mar Of Denmark having an anchor tat
tooed on her shoulder as emblematic Of
her husbands seafaring profession,
while several well known Parisiennes
have their fair shoulders adorned with
flowers-de-luce in token of their mon
archial preferences.
Grand Duke Alexis, the cars brother,
has his entire right arm tattooed from
wrist to shoulder, while the wrist Of
King Oscar Of Sweden is not free from
decorations Of this character. The reign
ing Duke Of Saxe-C -Coburg- Gotha has his
left arm tattooed, as hasalso hisnephew,
Prince Henry of Prussia, while the Duke
of York has the union jack and ST..
Georges ensign indelibly marked on his
forearm. Vogue.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1894-05-18
An Error In Punctuation.

The ancient church dedicated 10 the
pious memory Of St. Helena. who, ira
dition saith, went to Jerusalem. my
happy home" and found the true cross at
Holland, Is comfortable hours walk
from Rodmin town. The rector. good
sort Of fellow, had o touch Of the
rheumatism awhile since and was REQ
commended the waters at Bath. So there
be went. But Saturday came round,
and no supply" for Sundays pulpit
could be found.
At the last moment, however, and aft
or the rector had been wired to return.
q worthy cleric named Smith, who had
come to Bodmin as witness in an as
size case, volunteered his services as a
locum tenens. So another telegram was
dispatched in haste to Bath to stay the
invalid from coming back. It was hand
ed in at the Bodniin Office and read thus;
Smith has gone to Holland. You
stop where you are"
When the messenger boy handed the
orange enveloped epistle to his reverence
at the other end, the latter tore it open
ard read with astonishment:
Smith has gone to Hell and you stop
where You are. Christian Adviser.