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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-05
DAIRY

First premiums Miss Lou Miller,
Jefferson, 10 pounds packed butter,
Jersep butter; jas. Mcdonald, Howell,
farm SEPARATOR butter, also sweeptakes;
Warren Cransion, exhibit Of So pouuds
butter; X. l.. Hibbard, precipitation ol
butter process, 10 pouods, John Rcd
mohd, McMiuuville, butter made 10y
family on farm.
Second premiums--Mrs DAra Nc
Elhancy, Whitaker, live pounds prin'
butter; NJ NJ jones, Salem, cheese
Warren Cranst>n, farm separator but
t.; Mira. +. e. Mckinney, Turner
Jersey butter; f. A. Vote, packed but
ter 10 pounds; X l.. HiObard, sweep
stakes IN prints.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-05
PREMIUM AWARDS.
Confirmation Of the Premium Lists
as Returned to the Board.

II 3. Jordan, Salem, special pre-.
miuns for mineral exhibit, S2O. w. II.
Scir, special for wood exhibit,
g6O
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-05

First premiums Rich'd Hughes,
gelGing suy age, mare one year; 4. III.
Connor, BAllston, sucking colt-sweep-
states; z l.. LnFollett, mare 3 years;
g. M. LaFOliett, mare 8 years; j, W.
LaFoil.t,, mare years; W A. Howe,
Ca lt,u, draft horse (sweepstskea).
Second rrmiums---G. w. Eoff, Mac
lesy, mare years; E. FL Conuer, mare
years
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-05
A Plucky Mayor.

CLEVELAND, Oct. 4.-Mayor Mchle'
sou has refused TO issue permit TO tue
Cleveland Athletic club for four
reund contest tomorrow evening De-
tween John Il. Sullivan aud Paddy
Ryan.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-05
COUNTY EXHIBITS.

Linn county, iirsti Yamhill, second
premium. The board entered q special
commeudaiion Of the YamLill exhibit.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-05
" "rALLINd OF WOMB"

Mas. PRANK CAM
FIELD, Of Ea5s Dtekfs,,'
SON, FraHkIiH Co., ~:
r., writes Il deem u
NV duty TO express ny
deep, heaEt. felt graft
tude to you for having
been the means, under
Providence, Of restof-
inc me 10 health, for l
have been by spelis un-
able 70 ak. My
troubles were OF the
Womb - inhammatory
and bearing-down sen
sations and the doctor.
All said, they could MOI
cure me. -
s-s-...1va hoffiaa Of DR.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-03
Mus benz Mltenjtib@en. d

syn Elm &ieler vRlofer fir alte Grau:
en-, no iebes oer alien Beiblein iein
eisenes 3immer bat. fam eirit, 10 er:
3ablt man ii9, elmer oer 8oriteber bieies
Spitals, lint iid periOnli@ BON benz
@oblerseben ber 9ewobnerinnen gu
iiber;eusen. go trat ct aud III bas
3immer elmer alten T,au, bic nit ibrem
Striditrumpf uno 5ufr,eoenem 9d@eln
am Tenter iaB. Gin Eabatsbunlt,
ME pon elmer brennenoen pfeife, fdQt
benz gintretenben iofort aut: u@oben
Dos, Tru Wtauern," iast ct, r'uat,
rott Se bier ?"-vO nee, $9err @ons
lul," /" ant'portet bic 9lte, vrofen baub
id ni@." - vMber bat rift bier bod
meiit TO-" fabrt jener fort. ~Sa,
0err Goniul, Dat tiimmt oauun, Dat id
II beten Iabad up II Nben itreut beu, "
ueriett bic ebrwiiroi9e Bemobneriu. -
vgta, Tru MuQern, nat i6au Dat oenn
beoiiben, wotau is BAT 9aut 2" frast Der
perr Goniul gang erltount, 'uorauf Die
Nlte nit uerldamten 3adeln erwieoert
M9, 9err, bat rift 10 ib0n nab De
mannsluo !" ..... 5e
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-03
8et6dttS: :Noti3en.

Oeuti4es Stridsarm bon better
Sualitdt 1T 81 ieber 3eit i'm Putse:
i@dft uon 6rau Sarab Piefferle gu ia:
ben. ~.
3miebeln inb gu uertaufe fen Bel
pfefferle & Tenste. .. ....
Ber BON jett an 10 piunbS9mal,
int Tleiiderseidaft uon Scar @einbart
Fault, erbalt cincn prattii@en Dinner
Pail" als 3usabe.
sym 8uts uno Mobeuaarenseiddft
uon Trau Sarab Gfefierle 1T bic bib
.ideite Auswabl uon Oamenbiiten unb
&inoerbiiten uno &appeu ansutrefien. 80
T. Teiner @@meyer>, Yriditein>,
9imburser>, &rduter> unb Gream>&aie
1T beitanois im @eiddft BON s. $.
gebnfe Su baben.
y Nae Sorten 9drinse, barunter
rddte Douanbiide", iopie alle 9lrten
Edie, namentli@ oussc5cidnetcr 2im>
burger, INNER an 9ano bel
ba W. q 1T ME.
4 Die 9roBte 9luswabl uon Tancp=
@ooos finoet man I'M @eidaft uon
Trau Sarab Bfciierle.
= grtrofeine bo(ldnbiicbe 0arin9e
lino billi9er als iunit'uo gu baben bel
Bfefferle q, Venste.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-03

MboIp Meper, ein @eiienber Der
st. Paul r0oltsieituns" brad an.
Sountas auf benz Bese uou &uib Gitp
mad ieinem 9eim auf Der Sniel i'm @uib
Gate bur@ bas gis auf benz Gate unb
ertrane.
matbdus ubl unb beNen beibe
0ettern Tran3 unb Mlpbons Sanger,
brei etubeuten, bes r@t. Yaul college"
i'm alter BON ls bis au 20 Sabren, ses
rietben am @eihua&tstas .beim S9litt=
i@ublaufeu auf oem uRiifiiippi in Der
Ndbe uou ct. paul Yart in cine offeue
Stelle bes Gtufes unb ertranten.
Jnber, lette @o4e in ct. Yaul
absebalteneu ger(ammluus ber State
educational siiociation1 wuroen u. u.
bic folsenben Bei@liie sefabt: Cine
gmpiebluus in ben Staatsi@ulen eisene
gurIe fir gtatursei&i@te ein3uIesen.
9ebuns Der Qeiitunssfdbiste;t Der ldnos
li@en S@uIen bur@ ginfibruns bes
Gomnibip Spfems. giniteQuns bes
elementaren Muiitunterridts in benz
Qebrplan aQer S9uleu bes @taates.
8esanitisuns bes @pfems Der Staatss
bilfe uno itaatli@en Beaufii@tisuns
oQer tleineren S9ulen. Nusoebnuns
bes pom ben 9o@i@ulbeb0rOen aeeeptir>
ten Priifunssipitems auf aQe S@ulen.
Gin Mufruf ei9ener Mrt lit in
indianapolis an aue Meni@enfreunbe
int Sntereiie zines tleiuen beuti@en
mdb@ens, Trieoa Mabl, Der Eo@ter
armer Glterm, ersansen. Das &inb
murbe Dor pier @o9en am Qeibe unb an
ben unteren grtremitdten fur9tbar uer>
brannt, uno bic Nerjte baben bel9lol1en,
bic 9eiluns bur@ cine Mrt rbinoplaiti>
i@er Operation, ndmli@ baour@ ;u BE:
wertitelli9en, baB iie 9aut BON anberen
Perionen auf o,e uerbraunteu SteQen
am Rorper oes Mab9ens ibertrasen.
IS iinb ba3u SO 3oQ 9aut erforoerli@
uno oauon iino 3ebn 3oQ uon S@ul>
tameraben bes Mdo9ens, ,uel9e ii9
opferuiQis Der Operation unter3osen,
erlanst moroen. Der @et muB nod
bel9afft peroen uno gu bieiem 3mede
1T Der Nufrui ersansen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-03

Dat Die Gapitalilten ii6 ni9t obne
@eiteres Sur 3abluns Der Gintommens
iteuer entidlieBen, ioneern bic Grbes
buua berlelben nit allen ibnen gu @eboz
te tebenben Mittsln bstanpfen mirben,
itanb 3u er,parten. Oie erlten S3ritte
3ur prifuns Der 9erfailunssmabiste
bes betreffenhen @eiebes iino benn audi
bereits i'm Diltrittsoberseri@t in @aibs
inston, .. g., setban uuroen. ,sSeres
mia Milion, 9luwalt fir Sbon ".
Wtoore pon Der 9few Do,ter Bantfrma,
Mtoore & Sbleier, erIuebte ben &idter
Cole pom S6eyseri4t I'M GrlaB eines
8efebls, .pel9es Snlanbiteuerz Commit
iar Sobn g. WaiQer an ber grbebuns
elmer @teuer auf iein gisentbum bins
bern ioQ. Wlan ermortet, baB ber @e>
ri9tsbof in Mnbetra@t ber Bi4tisteit
bes Tales einen fruberen Termin CUR
0erbanbluna oes Talles anieseu pirb.
- @unbern ioIte es uns gar ni4t
menn it Mnbetra9t ber bon ben obers
iten @eri9tsbOfeu bieies 2anbes 10 oft
ausseabtcu MiBa@tuus Der @eiesse>
bun9en uno bes Voltsmi0ens, es zines
i9Snen Cages beiBen wiirbe, baB bas
Gintommeniteuer @eies uerfaiiunss>
mibr,s lei. mobur@ ber i@One Traum
pon Der seredten 8efeuernns ber rei>
den Qeute mie Gin Nebelbilo ueri@mins
ben miirbe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-03

9aS Mational>G omite Der popul.s
iten belt aussanss lester Wo&e in st.
Souls cine Gonferen3 ab al mel@er ii4
iiber ;weibunbert berDorrasenbe Bolts:
parteisTabrer aus alien Tbeilen oes
2anbes betbeilisten. Bemersenswertb
1T, baB bic ,neiiten sroBen Nrbeiterors
saniiationen in ber Gonferens bur@ De.
lesaten uertreten paren, bic ii4 bereit
ertIdrten feruerbiu nit a1er gnersie tiir
bic Yeitrebunsen ber 8oltspartei, pte
ie 1T Der Omaba glatform nieberseles t
iinb. in bic S9ranten ;u treten. neber
bic 0erbanoIunsen uno bic in Der Wers
iammluns sefaBten gei@liihe werben
mir in nd9iter Nummer beri9ten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-03
&e tuAbt 8eideio.
USntien pun Ri9arb Soiimanu.

Dor be Dor pun en- &lubbus in Sam:
borg iteibt BE SER Rommersienratb
@rottopp I'M rOppt !ub nd11 fin Sts
bann, be nit Be &uti@ mid nib af up'e
Strat bout. Oe tammt alio antofib>
rem un fin !9err traust i'd bebentIi@ in
fin sriiet 9oor I'M iesst: sir ,mal,
Sebanu, bit is ne etlise @ei&i4t. 8a.
ben in ben SaaI fit be 8aron pon 3mies
belsb6rp un is 10 bubu, bat be ben
Maan MD mibr pun en 2u9tepobt mn=
neri4ieben tann. Sin &alei9 is obers
nab bat Stabttbeater fabrt. int fin
Tru @emablin aftobaten. @oans
i@afit nj EN- nu nab 9us? Denn ne
Oroi@t' is narms to ieibn, un ialmit
penn 10, een fiiunen, ueder 3utl9er
uirr mol bat beiapene Smien upnebmen
I'M ristiren, fin sau;en BIui@iopbas to
ueraaien ?"
n&ries id al tore@," iesst Sebann.
rS4afien's em bier man runner, uu id
bring EN- bell I'M bell nab !6us, abn
bat em oter Gbren 8asen en- Gpirten
paiiireu iall." ga, bit sei@ad. gme
Oeann brO@ten ben 9errn Baron, en-
torten oiden &ierl, antoFspen, bat bat
utia4, as brO@ten ie en- sroten ttpeibents
lisen Suppenpott be Grepp benbal, be
as @ieieneremplor, vein3ss in ieiner
Nrt", up be lltfelluns idaiit marben
luu.
6e miro rinneproppt in be &uti@, I'M
Sebann, be iid ierit nod up en- iiebr
iunnerbore Mrt in ben Basen nat to
i@oheu matt un ben Germ Baron an
ben &opp riimmerfummelt barr, ites up
ben Bud un fiibrte af. ga en- balmis
Sturnn lem be meober uOr. i'm iinen
6errn nun ben Rlub aftobalten, I'M b
&ommer;ienratb, be iid amer be innere
utii3t pun iinen Wa9en mir @aubs per>
mauoen mas, frog EN-, moans t aflopen
mir.
rPra@tis is't sabn, 9err Summer
;ionsrotb, itiesen's man rim in Gbren
Sasen, bort felt mir. Up io'n Mrt uer>
ltab id mi.
vWoans belt On oenn bit Stud to-
re9 tresen", frog em nu fin @err.
IS, 6err @rottopp, bit bemw id al
lit @oitod liebrt, as id nod min esen
Jubrruart barr. 8enn id Dor bes
Na3ts Stubenten nab !6us .i0brte.
Dunn bemw i'd iem III io'ne llemitdnn
lammers ben Tauberbiioel imbdnst."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-03

Mus Boltama uiro bic folsenoe e@t
rulGj4e@ei9i1te semeloet: Dort batte
elm 9ebilbeter uno itubirter Mann, benz
eine srobe Meni@enliebe inne'pobnte,
unb Der pon benz @runoiabe beieelt mar,
bah man nit @orten aQein bicMeni9en
ni9t befer MAIDEN ober ibuen niten
tonne, cine Giidlermertitdtte er0ffnet, in
uel4er pie in ieber anberen aud searz
beitet 1purbe. Na@ S@lub Der Nrbeits>
itunDen aber ueriammelte oer Mrbeit9e>
ber feline @eieuen unb Yebrlinse um ii9
,1nb unterri@tete iie 3tpei Stunoen lang
i'm 2eien, Sbreiben, Jte@nen unb
3ei9nen, unb an Sonn> un6 Seterta>
gen las Ct ibnen aus Dem guanselium
ober aus bil6enben 8ii9ern por. Die
eine Tolse oieier meni@enfreunbliden
uno nitli4eu @inridtun9 mar, bab bic
Wrbetter bic an lie pertpenoete Wtllbe
burd riibrenoe 9lnbdnsli&teit, TleiB
unb l1mii9t Bel ber Mrbeit uersalten N
bic anbere, bab zines Ta9es bel inherent
Meni@enfreunoe Elm pol,5eibeamter er>
i9ien un6 i'm oarauf aufmertiam na9>
te, baB er teine Berfltatt, ionbern cine
Sdule, alio cine ibm bur4aus ni9t suz
itebenbe Sa@e betreibe. uno ob9lei@
ct barauf aufmertiam madte,r baB elmer
0ori@riit oes @ewerbeseieees sufolse
BET Meiiter sebalten iei, fit bic @ittz
li@teit uno gilouus ieiner 2ebrlinse
Gorge 81 trasen, 10 cntid,eb bod oos
8esirtsseri@t BON Eoltawa, baB bic
vS@ule" gu i@lieben iei. @o3u braudt
aud ein ruiiii@er 9anbwerter gu leien,
idreiben, re@nen uno 3ei@nen 3u lerneu!
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-03
3Ipei Nicmidlenlcbcll Qcrettct.

|on ibreu 9(cr;teu ,uuroc Tra, gboebe
59omas uou scSunction Gitp, SQ.,, erflart,
bal le bic S1winoiudt babe uno ni9t mcbr
9erettet uerbeu fOnne; aber swei Nlal6en OF.
Sings Jteuer Gutoedlmg beilten lle pollitans
big llub retteten ibr Geben. 6err Gbomas
Gssers, 139 Slorioaitrahc, San Nral,cisco,
bate iid cine itarfe Grtaltun9 3u9eso9en unb
,uurbe nit S1winbiu6t bebrobt; er periu6tc
oues obne Griols, bis ct cine Slaide Or.
Stin9s 9teuer Gntbedllna faufte unb III ;wei
9Soden gei,lub mar. Seet 1T CT natiirli6
bautbor. Solbe Griol9e ,uie bieie belueiien
bic @iite ber Mcoi;iu. Yrobeilai9em gratis
lit .. ~. Oliens stpotbete. Resulare Slas
ibeu so Gts. umb 81. 5
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-03
ANDREW J. ECksTE|N,
Gi9ent9lmer Der
@ionter Npot6ete

Stem lllm, Minu.
Me6i;i'.en, Gbenutalien, Goiletteuar>
titeln, Pariiimerien, Tarbcm, Oel, Sit:
nii1en, @las, 8u9er, S1reibmateria>
Lien pno Wuiitinltrumel1te ltets III GROCER
4usmabl on Sa9er.
&ecepte ua@ meoi5inii@en 0fcgeln mi
sr0bter 9orii@t ansefertist.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-03

Sn Dem etma $50 Meilen uon
&lamatb Sails in Oregon bele9enen
Stdbt9en Siluer Gate, brad am Weibs
na9tsabenb in ber Sale lber benz 2as
ben uon gbriltman Bros, in ,pel9em
CUR 3eit cine seneini@aftli@e 8ei4ees
runs itattfanb, our@ bas grplobtren
elmer 2ampe Teuer aus, mel@es ii@ 10
l9neQ perbreitetete, baB cine panic ents
itanb unb Bel bem@ @ebrdnse, ben ein3tsen
Mussans gu errei@en, iber 10 Nerionen
set0otet unb le 10 f@wer perlest mur>
ben, baB an benz Muftommen oer meiiten
9e3ueifeIt pirb.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-03
Nus @ien berihtet bas ,,@ier

Nus Bien beri@tet oas r@iener
Easeblatt": Die erfe Saso im @roB>
@iener @emeinoesebiet bat uor &ur5em
auf Der Simmerinser 9eibe itattsefuns
ben. @obl an 3,ueibunbert S6iiten
nabmen an BET @emeinoeiaso tbeil.
Das Sasbreiultat mar folsenoes::. Ibz
sesebene S@iiie 5000, sei@o6ene 9a>
fen 90, tobte 9unoe 2, ein i9weruers
munoeter Sasoleiter, an9ei@oiiene Trei>
ber 2. Waibmannsbeil !!
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-03

Den bSdlen Marttpreis III @aib
fit Butter unb Gier sablt int Baiement
pon Qlrnolo's Store au ber gde uon
MinneIota II. 2. Nor6itraBe 9enrp
Grome. ba)
4 500 8uidel quite &artofieln iino
su pertaufen bel Yfeiierle & Tenstc.
\ Deniuiular moQcne 6emoen iino
bic beiten. Yetradtet bieielben bel
Grone Bros.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-03
8ndlcus Nruica=@ @albe.

Die bette Salbe IL Ser 98elt ,flr S4mtitIpunben
iOuetidbrnaen, Wunben, G5efdmIre SalsFub, Jledten
anspransen. Sauoe FrStbeu!en Sa1nsranssn ams
Ioldnbioe Befrebtauna auaeFdert oter teine 8ejab<
lxna uerIaisat grets, 95 Gents bic S9a&teI gu bas
ben BET .. SR. OIieu, Neu llln1.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-03
3cutentarbeitett-

Bon iebt an rueroe d pieoer ale sr'en pom 3ement
arbette enerlct ob IN Sora oeer betm So9 nperne9>
be,ieben 8er irsenb etWas In bteier 9tnte wlti@t.
tblt aut. ueuu ct BET mir porprid Sir quite arbett
wirb 9aranttrt. o.A 81.
gde Stae> u. Norbitr.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-03
9}eues gBag11ergei@dft,

Ser llnteraei6nete bat lteben benz @9mie>
beaeldGft pon Sobn 2iQa an oer @de po''
Broabrpap unb 4. gtoroitrabe cine 2Sa9ner;
1pertitatt erofinet ,lnb 1T bereit, aue i'm SAD
eiuldla9erbel, Nrbeiten auf bas Welte uao
Oa,,erbafteite a,sllferti9en. Das Setlen po'l
@Gaen pirb 3,1r Specialitdt 9emad9t.
SeS. 9Ietbner,,
Eem lllm. Rinn.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-26

house stood-the site had been chosen
with an eve to its defensability in Indian
times sloped gently down in front but
fell away quite abruptly behind and at
the sides. On the right side almost De-
meath the roots OF the butternut tree, q
small natural cave entered the rocky
soil; il had been artihcially enlarged so as
to shelter the farm wagons and tools
when the barn was over full OF produce.
The barn stood further down the slope,
near the meadow, and was itself ue-
lightfully mysterious and scary place;
both the cave and the barn had been
highly priced by generations OF Biilop
children, as well as by their mothers
when, in rainy weather, they wanted TO
have some peace in the house. MAY We
play in the barn or the cave, motherY"
was q request seldom refused. some
times, no doubt, the children played
ghosts, till they were ready 10 expire with
delightful creeps and horrors, ana thus
confirmed among themselves the weird
legends which came down from genera
tion TO generation.
When Tom Linton, aged eleven, took
up his abode at the house, Nellie Brent
was mere baby, just able TO walk and
utter few Orphic words; so he had TO do
the most of his playing by himself.
But he was a boy OF unusual resources
and genius; and as his tenacy OF the
premises was unfortunately brief, and
his fate grevious, we must make him as
distinct as possible while he lasts. He
had the energy and vitality of whole
school at noon recess, and was as sensa-
tional and indomitsble in his manifesto
tions az were Robin Hood and his merry
men in Sherwood forest. He neither
feared ghosts nor believed in them; but
his noises and surprises were more terri
BILE than battalion OF the disincarnate.
He was on the jump from morning Till
night, arms, legs, lungs and brains in
full function; he was the cleverest pupil
in the sSol, though of none OF them
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-26
copyrighted. 1895.
CHAPTER /.

On the wall opposite, as sat at my
study table, hangs a small picture framed
in white. Though but sketch in water
color, IL shows the handling of master
and il the observer be connoisseur, he
will recognize the touch OF Minsfow
Homer. The subject is a New England
farm house among the hills; time, sun
set OF an October day.
The house, as you see, occupies the sum-
nit of an activity. Its broad hip-roof,
ts blunt gables, and its massive chimney
,tand out against the sky. The orange
light from the west Illuminates the ven-
srable front. and glows on its deep-set
windows. Two trees of unknown age and
yast size stand one on either side of the
heavily-framed doorway. That on the
right Is a butternut; the other is an elm,
and in the apparently still solid trunk OF
the former (as happen to know, though
IL could not be represented in Mr..
Homsr's sketch) is still embedded bull
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-26
No Faith In tho New Movement.

LONDON, Sept. 26 - The Pail Mall
Gazette says: The new movement in Chi
cago, the national convention Of Irish So
cietics, Is similar to all the old ones,
Doodle, not the independence of Ireland,
being its handspring. Crafty ringlead-
ers, the paper says, sell their influence to
parties In America and appropriate the
subscriptions of hot-headed dupes, whose
fancies are still fired by tales of the long
ago past.
The Times comments upon the Chicago
Irish convention as follows: 1t appears to
be tho embodiment of an effort by Mr..
Fiperty and those behind him to muster
rs many Irish societies as they can be-
meath the banner OF their presidential can
didates. The performance will be re-
garded with contemptuous indifference in
this cocDtry
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-26

adding to the supernatural crew, however
had apparently taken the existent ghosts
away with IL; at all events, the manifes-
tations had come TO a stop with his dis
appearance. But IL was plausibly argued
that a house which has once been haunt
ed, is likely TO be haunted again; indul-
gence in spirits clings TO house just as
IL does to man. Now (argued these
philosophers) although Matthew'S imma-
terial part might very well forebear TO di-
sturb the peace OF his good sister, who
had never done nybody any harm, but
who was Snortally afraid of disem bodied
intelligencies, yet the saturniDe old miser,
foreseeing the future. might, by only bid
ing his time and saving up his energies
to harry the man who had shed his blood,
so soon as the latter should venture TO
set foot in his ancient domiclle. Yes, he
would haunt Lawyer Corvin as never
lawyer had been haunted before; and IL
would go hard but the whole secret OF
the murder-if murder there had been
would be revealed, the lost money recov-
cred, and Nancy reinstated once more in
her own.
Certainly that would be poetical jus-
tice, and things as strange are said TO
have happened. We shall see what did
happen, shortly.
CHAPTER III.
Few houses were better adapted for the
accommodation OF ghosts than the old
Billop homestead. The two mighty trees
cast shadow over IL even at MONDAY;
and its caverrous cellar and Dasdaeian
garret seemed ideal stamping-gr ound for
spectres. The aocliyity on which the
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That Bliss makes, is the daisy
shoe after all. The above repre-
sents the Regal style, taken from
the shoe. Your choice of lace or
button. Don't mix the Regal $3.50
genuine welted shoe up with the
many inferior limitations. Buy
Royals at Regal stores one price,
one hundred styles. II
l.. c. BLISS & Co. I
STORES: 100 Summer ST., Boston. ms & M
Nassau ST., New York; I54Z Broadway, New
York; aqr Broadway, New York 3sZ Fulton
ST., Brooklyni 1905 ST., ~ w, Washington;
80 Fifth Ave, Pittsburg, Pa. u Dorranee ST.,
Providence; 7I9 +. Baltimore ST., Baltimore:
iio North Main ST., Broekton.
Factory: Broekzen, Jh1ss.
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AUSTIN, sept. ga petition for wrE
of mandamus to compel State Comptroller
Finley TO issue prizeflght license, was
filed In the supreme court yesterday. The
case Is brought to test the law.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-26

Rio DR JASEiRo. sept 2S.-The general
amnesty bill was rejected i'm the chamber
Of deputies by vote OF ils To- bs. Much
excitement and disorder prevails. and the
situation IL critical.
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To Ren..,. al American waters.

NEW YORK, sept. 26-It may be safely
stated that Vslkyrie III will not cross the
ocean this year. She will. unless all signs
play false, be laid mp for the winter at
South Brooklyn. The reason for the
chm m ue IL not known
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Campos Wants yeterap.

MADRID. Sept. 26.-In accordance with
y request made by General Campos the re-
endorsements hereafter sent to Cuba will
be composed Of old soldiers instead Of re-
cruits as heretofore
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-09-15
Alder Mining District.

The miners on Alder Creek met on
the 29th of August for the purpose OF
adopting rules and regulations for the
government of the District, twelve
voters being present. +. Penrod was
elected Chairman and Louis Burk.
hart Secretary. On motion the Dis,
trict was named Alder District and
its boundaries established.
On motion Il committee, consisting
OF NJ. J. Fitzgerald, Joe Lang and j.
E Penrod, was appointed to prepare
Il set OF rules. After n short recess
the committee reported the following
rules which were on motion adopt.
ed:
Rule No. l.-That this District will
elect Recorder 10 hold Office for one
year, who shall give bonds for the
faithful performance of his duties.
Rule No. 2.-That when Il party Of
fers TO place on record a mining claim
1t shall be the duty OF the Rccorderto
personally inspect the ground and
satisfy himself that II ledge, lode or
vein has been discovered and all
stakes are set and that it conflicts
with no other claim. Evidence of
placer ground to be shown by pan,
ming.
Rule No. 3.-Assessmcnt work in
this District shall comply strictly
with the United States laws and the
laws of Nevada.
Rule M. ALL claims must have
all stakes and monuments conspicu
ously placed.
Rule No. 5.-That the regular m.
nual meeting of this District shall be
held on the first Tuesday OF Septem.
Der OF each year.
Rule No. G.-That the Recorder
shall he entitled to tho sum OF three
dollars for each claim recorded and
ten cents per mile mileage one way.
Rule No. THAT all claims must
be recorded inside of thirty days
from the date when the work has
been commenced.
Rule No. S.-Any person desiring
to prospect ground where no ledge
crops out shall have the privilege OF
placing n monument and notice and
same shall hold good for ten days,
provided he shall file such notice with
the Recorder rs well rs on the ground.
The fec for such notice shall not OK
cccd fifty cents.
On motion the bond of the Rccor.
der vas fixed at 800. On IL ballot be-
ing had for Recorder LOUIS Burkhart
was unanimously elected.
Tho meeting then adjourned SUBJ
icct to the call of the Recorder and
five voters.
Il. PENRoD,
Chairman.
l.. BURRHART, e
Secretary.