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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-02-27
PERSONAL GOSSIP.

Walter Gay, the American artist, has
been created chevaIier of the Legion
of Honor.
Edward Gray, a Maine man, COM
mitted suicide recently because his wife
scolded him for eating too much apple
sauce.
ambassador Bayard has now an en-
viable reputation in England as a
speechmaker of the eloquent and grace
full variety
President Faure has already accumu-
lated from socialist papers a valuable
collection of nicknames He is The
Manikin. The Under Study, The Jump
ing Jack, Poor Felix and The Tramp
Sir Richard Temple has given 81, 600
for statue of the queen to be placed
in the principal square of Rangoon,
where his son-now chief commissioner
of the Andaman islands-was resident
last year.
j D Luttreel of Spokane, Wash,
has fallen heir to a quarter of an 49,
600. 600 estate in Ireland, left by his
uncle, John Luttreel. He is working
at his trade as a cigar maker and is in
moderate circumstances.
Marshal Lannes, the great soldier,
was carpenters apprentice. but had a
strong taste for military life. He said
himself that when work was not press
ing in the shop he was always whiting
out models of swords and guns
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Yale's


LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: It affords
me great pleasure to call the attention
of the public to the Excelsior Hair
Tonic, which is the first and only rem
edy known to chemistry which positively
turns gray hair back to its original color
without dye. 1t has gone on record that
Nine. Nj. Yale-wonderful woman chem
ist-has made this most valuable of all
chemical discoveries. Nine Yale per-
sonally indorses its action and gives the
public her solemn guarantee that it has
been tested in every conceivable way,
and has proved itself to be she ONLY
Hair Specific. 1t STOPS HAIR FALLING
Immediately and creates IA luxurious
growth. Contains no Injurious inQre-
dent. Physicians and chemists invited
to analyze it 1t is not sticky or greasy;
on the contrary it makes the hair soft,
youthful, fluffy, and keeps it in curl.
For gentlemen and ladies with hair a
little gray, streaked gray, entirely gray,
and with BALD HEADS, it is specially
recommended.
All druggists sell it Price, 81.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-02-27
A GO-AS-YOU-PLEASE DAY.
Labor Organizations of New York Will
Ask for Open Saloons.

NEW YORK, Feb. 27-Various labor
organizations and German singing soci-
cites met at the Terrace Garden last
night to take steps toward inducing the
legislature to pass more liberal excise
law and permit of more open Sunday.
Over 100 organizations representing
10000 voters had delegates present at
the meeting. Resolutions were adopted
decrying the present "Blue Laws" and
their strict enforcement and calling on
the legislature for relief.
A committee of fifteen was appointed
to call mass meeting of liberal minded
citizens and to draft bill to present to
the Legislature to provide either directly
for an open Sunday, or to leave the ques-
ton to a popular vote.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-02-27
TO BE A CATHOLIC.
Anna Gould VIII Change Her Religion
for Count CasteI1ane's.

NEW YORK, Feb 27.-It appears now
that Miss Anna Gould will not only be-
come countess, but a Catholic also. It
was stated positively by friend of the
Goulds yesterday that Countess de
Castellane will embrace the religion
of her husbands family just as soon as
she gets to Paris.
She will not take up Catholicism here
because she is afraid of wounding her
Presbyterian relatives, and especially
Miss Helen Gould, who is noted for her
devotion to that branch of the faith.
There is also a good chance that the
ceremony will be held at St Patrick's
cathedral instead of the Gould mansion.
The mother of the count has cabled to
Rome for special dispensation, and as
the De Castellanes are power in the
Catholic world it may be granted.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-02-27
FIRE WAS TOO REAL.
In New Play at Philadelphia it Scar.
the Audience.

In a New Play at Philadelphia it Sc8res
the Audience.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 27.-A panic was
barely averted in the Chestnut Street
opera house when s'The War of Wealth"
a melodrama by G. T. Darcy, was given
its first production. In an absurdly real
istic scene in the third act great heap
of cotton was ignited and tossed sky
ward. The floor of the stage caught fire,
and only an appeal from the stage man
ager kept the spectators in their seats.
That feature of what is otherwise
first class play will be cut out hereafter.
1t was heralded widely as the inten-
ton of the author to impersonate such
distinguished capitalists as Philip d. Ar
mour of Chicago and the late A j.
Drexel. The family of the latter object
ed vigorously, it is asserted, and the man
agement concluded not TO be so dread
fully realistic. Hence neither DrexeI
nor Armour tramped the boards.
The play was a decided success IL
deals mostly with the war OF wealth
against wealth, and not the war OF wealth
against poverty.
Cycle delivery. quick, reliable, oOe71
Kansas avenue Telephone $685.
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Telephone 38a
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-02-27

Lady Charlotte Screiber, just now
dead in London at the age of 81, was an
indefatigable but most discriminating
collector. Her valuable collection of
English porcelain she gave in life to the
South Kensington museum, and her col
lection of English fans was bestowed on
the British museum. Besides these
splendid displays she possessed superb
collection of foreign fans and an ex-
haustive and interesting showing of
playing cards of all nations
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-02-27
Merit Won.

The American Board Journal publish
es the portraits of considerable num-
Der of state school superintendent who
have lately been elected. In North Da-
kota, Colorado and Wyoming these high
officials are ladies, and we add with sat
isfaction that there is not single pretty
one among them. They all owe their
places to their educational merits and
not to personal beauty or any f1irtatious
abilities. New York Sun.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-02-27
He Felt Sick.

a small up town boy, who accompa-
MED his mother to church on a recent
Sunday, grew pretty restless before the
sermon was over. He finally crept up
close to her and whispered, Mamma,
mamma, feel sick. - ''Do your" asked
his mother rather anxiously "Why,
where or how do you feel sick?'
"Well, - replied the youngster, II feel
homesick New York Times.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-02-27

s'Y your donkey has great deal of wall
power, called out the emperor, who
had been watching the struggle between
his little son and the stubborn beast.
''Oh. no, papa, - replied the little
prince quickly, cit ism t his Will power
that troubles me- It is his won t power.
He won't go. Amusing journal.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-02-27
The Cancels Foot.

The camel's foot is soft cushion, pc
culiarly we'll adapted to the stones and
gravel over which it is constantly walk
ing. During a single journey through
the Sahara horses have worn out three
sets of shoes, while the camel's feet are
not even sore
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-02-27
South Carolina Women.

The South Carolina Equal Rights as
ISOLATION has elected as president Mrs.
Virginia D. Young. Fairfax; vice presi-
dent at large, Mrs. Viola Neblett, Green
vile; secretary, Mrs. Marion Morgan,
Buckner; treasurer, Mrs Georgia Bailey,
Greenville; press reporter, Miss Mary
Henphill, Abbeyville. General Hemp
hills paper, the Abbeyville Medium, was
made the organ of the state society.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-02-27
A Witty RenIY.

The crown prince of Germany. though
only about II years old, has a very
ready wit and a queer way of saying
things. He sees the funny side of stu
alton at once.
One day, while visiting Potsdam, the
little prince was amusing himself by
trying to make a donkey draw a cart
But the donkey was stubborn and would
not Ego"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-02-27
Champion ives ISM.

DENVER, Feb 27.-Ives, the billiard
champion, was too i'll last night to take
part in the match with Schaefer at Col
liseum hall. He was confined to his bed
at his hotel and the physician said he
was threatened with a fever He is re-
ported better this morning and it is
hoped that he will be able to leave his
room in day or two.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-02-27
Cough and Cough and Couph.

But If you desire to stop Coughing, try
Begg's Cherry Cough Syrup. Itrelleves
instantly. and will effect permanent
cure quicker than any cough cure on the
market Price %. 80 and $100 A posi-
tive guarantee with every bottle. Sold
by ". r KennadY.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-02-27

at the front. Between these place the
long box, ::sa7ing lid fastened on at the
back with hinges. Screw the sides of
the end boxes fast to the sides of the
middle box, and across the back of the
three boxes fasten a board to act as a
back to the seat. Upholstered ~
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-02-27
THINGS HEARD AND OVERHEARD.
Facts and Fancies Jotted Down in the Dali
Iy Note book.

1y Note book.
An engaged couple in Topeka is &C
cused of squeezing hands under the
corner of the table at card parties re-
gardless of any fear OF being accused of
bad taste
He said, "You look like a peach"
She smiled rapturously, but her smile
faded when he added, "a yellow Gran
ford-you've seen them"
A young man may be ever so brilliant,
but he is wasting his sweetness on the
desert air when he talks to an engaged
girl She is saying to herself show
stupid all men but Jack are"
The trouble is not always that people
do not look before they leap, but that
they are too often fascinated by that they
gaze upon, and risk it anyway.
If the reign of high collars keeps up
pretty necks will be no more.
Many ingenious devices are resorted
to, to evade the gambling bill at private
card parties. One hostess prepared ele-
giant prizes and required the winners to
pay five cents for them.
Two society ladies were overh card
ssroasting" third because she monopo-
liked a gentleman's society all one even
ing. They objected because he was the
only bright man at the party. Wonder it
did not occur to them that he enjoyed
taking TO Dr1gnC woman; very gooo
reason for devoting himself to this one.
1t is said that one-half of Topeka's
young people are engaged.
Some one suggests to the notebook the
very pertinent idea that in other towns
the size of Topeka and larger p woman
is always selected as manager of the
Associated Charities.
a friend who is dear enough to tell you
unpleasant truths may be a valuable,
though unvalued possession.
The opera last evening meant a car
rage as well as seats, as many poor
fellow discovered
The people who were disappointed
about being appointed. have just dis
covered that Major Morrill, is the thir-
teenth governor of Kansas.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-02-27
More Bonds Are sold.

NEW YORK, Feb. 27.-A sale of $780,
600 of new per cent government bonds
has been made at 1917.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-02-27
Lii HungTreated GrnciOusIy.

LONDON, Feb "a dispatch to the
Times from Pekin says that Ii Hung
Chang has been received three times in
audience by the emperor of China, who
treated him graciously. It is added that
the viceroy has accepted the mission to
Japan, in order to negotiate for peace
with that country.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-02-27
ALsACE-LORRAINELAW.


Third Reading.
BERLIN, Feb 27.-In the reichstag to-
day the bill repeating the dictatorship
clause of the Reichsland( AIsace- Lorraine)
laws passed its third reading. The ma
jority was composed of Centrists, Social
lists, members of the Freissinige party
and Semites and the members represent
ing the Reichsland in the reichstag.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-02-27
# anybody offers substitute shun them

NINE. NJ. YALE, Health and Complexion
Specialist, Yale Temple of Beauty, No. lie State
street, Chicago.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-02-27

the city, returning to Chicago yesterday.
Mrs. Charles L. Simpson of Kansas
City, NO., Miss Nellie Simpson, of Kan
sas City, Kan, and Miss Helen Simpson.
of Lawrence, who have been the guests
of Mrs. W. 81. Simpson, left for home to-
day.
Mrs. Bessie Anderson, who is the guest
of her sister, Mrs w. B. Jansen, has re-
covered from sprained ankle sufi-
GENTLY to be out.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-02-27

and comfortable piece of furniture. Tt
can be made of two small boxes and one
long box or other equally good boxes of
about these proportions. made of strong
boards. The proportions should be care
fully preserved. Remove one side from
each small box, leaving the ends, top,
bottom and one side. Place them on the
floor distance apart, with the open end
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-02-27

line or denim. Illustration No2 repre-
sents box with the lid raised, showing
on it's underside series of pockets for
slippers, overshoes, etc., and also
pocket for buttonhook, shoehorn and
other sundries pertaining to footwear.
Another suggestion for combined
shoebox and window seat is shown in
No. 3, which makes very attractive
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-02-27
A BUDGET ABOUT BOXES.
EIeful Pieces of Bedroom Furniture That
Can Be Easily Made.

One of the most useful pieces Of fur
niture in awen equipped bedroom is q
Ehoebox, a olothesbox or receptacle for
children's toys. Every family has them.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-02-27

They're as popular as sofa cushions, and
yet very few business stores keep them.
and the carpenter has to be looked to
for their manufacture.
A simple and neat box is shown in
No. 1. 1t is the size of an ordinary
wooden shoebox, arranged with the lid
on hinges and covered with some light,
fancy material, such as cretonne, siIko-
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ss2 calls up the Peerless
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-07-11
Cine ueues 0ei6aft.

Der unter5eidnete, tuelber geipiat lit, Elm
CONGREGATIONS, Wietbss uno @ pQefttonss
geihGft in Ct. 9louo az er0iiueu, iutt Ell
men @eihGi tstbeilhaber. grfperbsheiS, on.
te Geputatton uno bette 8efereuseu fuers
Den perlan9t Solhe, pelhe Stabts. Tarmz
ooer Eerional Gi9ertbum perfauien, per
pahten ooer umtauiben m6tten, uerbeu in
threm Sntereiie banoeln, tperr iue iih ON
mid iuenoeu. 9esaieiden perbeu ,uper.
laIlt9e N9enten, mGnnliben poer weibliten
oerlan9t, nm SeIteluuaen auf
elne NnSabl niiBli6er u1o uerfdulider CIR
tltel IN otelem uno ansreSenoen Sowrs an
.lannteln. We9en Der Bebiuauraen uno ,lr
Sellftl9un9 Der Wtuiter ipredt Dor bon 5
big 10 ubr pormittags. bon 2 bis s llhr
nadmItta8s rno ron 7 bis 0 llbr abeuos.
Geferen5en:
eol. W NJ. B # er n,
ct. Glouo, Nituu.
S. W. 8~beeIer,
&altrer Der @rlten National Banf,
@rootfton, Ninn.
g. Y. Slon,
Mammoth, Separtement Store,
Wtnneapolis.
@. 8. Wurpbh
et9euthlimer, tribune" Winneapolis.
u. .. gonna,
Mgr. NRelb. Trb. g., minneapolis.
>. ". 5aDlor,
81 225, . aoe. iiSlit, ct. gloub.
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MnrS-Dakota.

@ooperston n.-Yei Der Nrbeit
i'm Selbe uuroe 60. NsB burb eiuen
8listrabl ausenblidtih ssi6otet: bas
Bfero, welhes er trleb, nuroe eleihs
fals set6otet.
W anban.- Den Gissnlbimern
BON elmer 8iertel Miuion Yfunb Bnum.
woQe, Die III Der llm9essno con bier &C.
pflanat nor, 1T elf Gents per Yfuno off
isrirt woroen.
Ii It o n.-@ut. Nnoerion, au.
oitor BON Wiaiams Gountp, iuuree beim
Heinisen zines 8,uunsps bon @aS
ilbermannt uiS blieb toot.
8 Sam S I o ~ n. - Wm. @oiiip8 5
Sobre altes S0hndeu eridpB ii9 bsim
Spleen nit sinem selaeenen Sasoae.
webr. Der &teine 500 lrstsrss on Der
Wiinonns Die Treppe biuter iid htrun'
ter, als es fid eutluo unb bes ainoes
Saupt seridmet'erie.
sarge 9ns minneapolis So,
tel" uno oas ,8Oiteu ReItaurani" an
Der Jront StroBs brannten uisoer. Der
Shooen betrd9t eitpa $4,000 uno III
eurh Serfderuna aeosdt.
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5M1-Dakufa.

n.-Su b'eIiser @eaeuo IL
@erite uno Wa,s seidnitien ON lester
Wontas puroe NIT Der Saierernte BE-
sonnen uno ON nGtlteu WOnias wtrc
oas Shneloen res @eiseus ,eineu Nu
lang nebmeu. Die 8artofelsrrte 'UQ
i%telenwelie Qe9en $50 Buibels pr Gds,
%betrasen. 9er @eiSen 1T flint unc On,
fer iiber ieds SUB bod.
Die Sermaltuna beg
9elreioe. Yulaits cot bsIblpIisu, fom
menoen Serbit cine ~sroBartise ausitsl
lung 81 ueronitulten.
Canton. - U. Ban9ocuren Ct
hdnste fid in ieinem Setm I'M 5ctun
ib'p Bern. Gr mar trarf un0 per'3ul
bet.
Sowarb. - Ser 8sHsl III Den
,6Uwaro Roler Drills" srpluoirte
WiiipOd Nadmittas nit iolher 8e
malt, oeB oas sanSe @sbaG0e oemOitri
wuree. Mni6iniIt @altsr tlieb nni
Der Stsle tott; bic briosu 8ciissr oea
@tabllfements. z. 6. @oulo ben 8;
Wars, Soma. uno s. 3. 9am'ou uou
bier. puyoea 10 iblucr ocrlest, oaB No..
Mig Sofuuns, iie gu r%e,tcu, uurbarocu
1T. Der motsrieIs S6aom befrd0t ct.
ua $4,000.
Bierre. - Gs 1T ben NnpGlten
9oplors selunsen. Gle Sireidoit fir
lssteren ~ beihuffeu. gr miro bis 81
Dem ouf ben Is. Nususlt ousoeisbisn
8sribtstermln in 8eofielo @obuura
nsbmen.
g b q m bertaiu. a. 81. Oorlu's
9eibe puroe 5reitaa I'M Wlfiouri RiUsr
a~eiunoeu. Seine @ltern wobnen in
&odiOro, 81.
Siour 6aIls.-8is GGennan-
renbdnoler @ebr. Jolcs mndttn eine
ireiwillse Mciisnibertrosuu9 81 @nns
ten ,brer 8lGubiser. Standardization
etipa *15. 900; Nlists uugeiabr in Der
aleiten SOhe.
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Seutihe 5armer uno 8ooeupreije,

Der SsriaI Der 2ancwirtbidoit if
bemertbar, Defenders in ben alien ODER
Oitli6su Staaten. DIE 5armldnoereien
limb ibrer 5rudtbarfett beraubt. Sic
msrfen 9erinsen 9eminn Oh, uno iino
oobfr beoeuteHo i'm @elopertbe seiunten.
Su ben idmmtllden 6itliben S.aaien
ueroen 5armen, auf oenen iih quite &C.
bdube. Stitsdrten II. I. 10. b%siinosu. fir
elm 0rittel oes Breiies ausseboten, fir
pelden lie Dor 25 Sabren perfGuIl6
paren. Sn Der umsesene BON 9ren.
ton, q. s., 80 Re,len pon philadelphia,
uno 60 Weilen BON New gort, Srpei Der
beiien Didrtte i'm 2anos, ueroen Jar.
men fell sebotenSum Yreiie Don $4C-S5O
pro acre, Die fraber 30 1925 pro Ncre
uerfduflId fuaren. Nebnlidsn Berbdlt.
uliien besesnen mir fafi iberaa in ben
Dfliden Staten.
Gnoers iieben bic 3iuse i'm Beiten.
Sn 'olden 9bellsn BON 8lsconiin uuo
benz nDroliden Sliuois, in benen mob.
reno Der leBten 20 Sabre Die Wilh.
pirtbitaft in ausseosbntersm WaBiabe
betrieben puioe, 1T elm io%rtudbrenoes
Steisen Der Sooeupreiie 81 oerSsibnen.
Sm Sabre 1894 betru9 Der bur1Ihnitis
lite 8reis fur GRANDDAUGHTER in Sef.
ierion Gountp. Wls., iiber $50 pro Ncrc.
Sc liesen peridieoene 1batiaden Dor,
ole bas Sinfen Der 8Ooenpreiie i'm
Often, pie oeren Steisen i'm 0siten ers
fldren.
I'm Elm 8eiipiel an,uiibren, pieber,
bplen mir bic Iusiaaen BON 5armbss
fisern in Nsp Seriep. bic mir usridis.
osne Mal %anSub0ren @%elesenbeit batten.
Sd erbielt oieie Sarm BON meinem 20
ter, Der ie BON ieinem Batter erbte.
Weine idmmiliben SObne baben Die
Jarm uerlalen. 8einer BON lbnen nil
OUT Der 5arm mObnen. SD bin oft.
@bsniO meme 5rau. Sd bin nidt mebr
I'm Stunoe, be Jarm 81 bearbeiten. Sd
bin se5wunaen 81 usrfnuien, uno mus
rebmen, mas id befommeu fanu." 9as
ertldrt Die Gage Der 9inse 5ur @enise.
8as aussbct 1T GROCER, oils be 0at.
frase. 8isle wollen ~periaufen. Die
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Dem Aorowefeu.
Wiuueiota.

Stillwater.-Nn Der bier gele.
sertlid Der 5abnenipeibe i'm Sdpei5ers
uereln yWinfelrab" psrauitaltsten Self.
litfeit nabmen sssen 1000 Beriouen
Nntbeil; Or. S.amm o st. 8aul
belt in ieiner gisenidaft ais S4ueiSer'
itsr Goniul bic Sauptreoe.
ST. Baul.-Die @,uiloient Cons
milton in Baibinston bot anaeOronet,
bob ON 3. Gusuit bier cine 8riiuns
fir 9lerfs, Wasasipuerwalter II. Nider
a~bsebalten perosn ioa. Biirser Der
Der. Staatsr, bic iiber 81 Sabre alt
limb, tonnen lid on Der Brhiuns be-
tbsilisen.
Deer 20. Sabre alts @el.
dior Gtrens erbdnste iid I'M Stole.
Safe @itp.-8. 8. Woore. Wai.
ienperwalter Der bieiisen Werdanis
Bauf, erbielt bonn Ditriftseridt Die
Beiiuns, ioiOrt cine Diuibeuoe BON rs
Yro5ent 81 Sablen.
9uIutb. - Der als 1reiber in
Dieniten Der Stanbaro Dill 60. itebens
be Nid. Wleusp tpuroe BON isinsm Wa'
gen seitleuoert uuo auf Der Siele &c.
t0otet.
a.-Dr. 6. q. Stpitt, Sc.
fretdr bes Sinais 4. @eiunobeitsratbes,
fam Don elmer &eiie nah benz Often Su
rid, mo er in Den Bafterien Elaborate,
rien 9ipbtberie uno Nnii 2orine flu.
birte.
Stenartspilte. - Juirbanfs,
Worie & 60. pon Gbicaso nerosn Die
Baiisrip,rfe coutractllh 81 "a, 929 bers
iteGen.- 1bisrarSt Waion bat msbrere
an elmer ~ieltsnsn Sorie gaiorrb er,
frantic 8ube urtsr Guarentdne ssitsat.
Emo Sarbors.-gon bier unb
Duluth wutbsn i'm Sum- 49, 62 Ton.
men @lienerS p%srianbt.
8irsinia.-Die Duluth, Weiaba
Il Hortbern @iienbabn bot beihloHen,
Die 5orberuns Don 2eon. WerriQ, mel.
dem iir feline 9lsnite als JinanS.N sent
sl3. 1903 suseiproden murben, nidt ueis
ter anSufsdten.
Dnlutb.-Der aroBe @aareuipeis
der Der Union 9Od Gompasnie, Der bis
unter oas 9ah nit @naren aler art
ansefl1t mar, braunte p%ulitinbis ME.
Der. Ser auoeridtsie Sdaoen bsirast
$4,000.
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Sir Tnbrleutc.

&eriie9elte Nnsebote weroeu BON Inter.
Settneten bis 2ienito9. ben 16. Suli, nafz
mttin9s 3 llbr entscsen9enommen fir lie
berbrtn9ung BON 63. 8laitern 8runo. uuo
&oultetne bonn Ninneiota 8tiormatarium
tts auf eos 9runoitiid Der Staatsrprmals
ihnle IN Ct. Glouo, Winn, pie iolde Der.
langt peroen mp9en uGbreno Der gP onate
Nli9ult uno September 1895. 9ie Steiz
ne pereen bon ben oaSu aus benz He.
iermatorium Seauftra9ten gelaoen. 9as
Hftt, leoeS e~tnSelue ooer ale Nnaebote All
perfuerfen, lit porbebalten.
st 9lpuo, ben 6. Suli 1895.
S. y. Mit6eIL
31-l Torliser bes Bang ontites.
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8Ien utlen.-Oie hleiige y&0Ol
@rousrs Nii%ociatlpn" u!rtouits wdb-
rsno Der per fluiieusu Bcde 10000
8funo @ole.
o.-Sn LETTER 6reiio9 Nati
bot elm Saseliturm oas @strtice IN
&aniom County iturf bsitdo,9t. Gdi
Der aroBen Butts Jarm 1T Der onaerid
tete Sdaoen siu bseCuteuoer. Gu: iii
tauieno Idern 9ano we,oeu uur sipsr
%tauieno cine serinse @rnte brIraeu. Sn
@ausen iolen iibsr 10000 Wder 2unc
ruinirt Iein.
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Sir Sanidreiner luo Gontraetoren.

Seritegelte Nnsebpte weroen big ann 16.
Sult, 3 ubr nadmtttass, bonn untcrSeidnsz
ten ent9e9ergenonlmeu fir Nus9rabuna lnb
ebnsn oes 5unoameHtes gum n6roiiteu
Nnball uup Slii9el bes Stadtsuormalibul-
9ebauoes in CT. Gloub, Rinn., III llebers
~stritinmuna nit Den Ylduen uno Spe,ifiz
Ia tlonen, Die IN Der Office bes Nrditetten u.
Y; Sunep sur giniidt often lieseu. 9as
Gett, tr9eno etnes pber ale Nnaebpte All
perpcrfen, lit porbebalten
ct. Glouo, ben 8. Suli 1895.
". y. W itdeIL
3l-l Soriiber hes Yau.g pmifes.
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Gin buneert tauieub " der eutes Glen
babnlano IN Waotna, Otter 9ail, Neder,
Subbaro, CAB uno 3ooo Counties. Yreiie
filr Nniieoler r~eonsirt. SeBt So bis So.
so y er VI d ani lan9e Belt. SctS Bro
sent Sntereien. Sruids gano, Timber unp
Nieie. enltlpirte 5ar men. 3%melbuntert
5amilien baben iid nui bieien 4Gnorrcien
i'm leBten Sabre nisoer8elaien. Norsiie:
U. Wurrap,
s1-6t @abena, Wtnn.