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Evening capital., 1895-10-10
CHINESE GORDON.
The Famous Englishman's Resignation and
Prophetic Message to the Khedive.

The Famous Eaglishman's Resignation and
Prophetic Message to the Khedive.
A correspondent writing TO The Scot
tish American says: One chilly morn
ing at Suez, in the winter of lS79-S0,
l received a message from Colonel Cor
don. He had just landed from Suakin,
and wished to see me. found him seat
ed in a room at the old Suez hotel, with
his black secretary and trusty factotum,
Mohammed FL Tohamy, and few
friends, including the governor of the
town.
Poor Mohammed FL Tohamy who was
destined to see his master fall at Khar-
tum and probably shared his fate, was
looking cold and miserable, and no.
ticed he was slipping some hot mixture
of which the aroma did not seem fam
iliar.
On my entering, Gordon exclaimed;
II have resigned the governor gem
eralship of the Sudan and am return
ing to England The khedive's ministers
dared to send me instructions, and so
have resigned. Now, tell me honestly,
what will the world say Of my work
in the Sudan after the years l have
spent there? What is the apparent re-
sult?"
/ said something TO the effect that his
name would live and be remembered
"Aye, he rejoined, ''but what visible
trace remains of my exile and labor2 IL
is now God IS will that should abandon
my task, and there is absolutely moth
ing to show-nothing for the world to
gaze at except he added this with a
curious smile and pointing to the shiv-
ering son of the tropics at the other side
of the table-"except, perhaps, that l
have taught my Mohammedan secretary
to drink hot toddy at 10 in the morn
ing"
Certainly Gordon S work was not in
tended for show At Alexandria he had
an audience with the late khedive,
Tewfik Pasha, at which he rendered his
resignation, and then, removing his fez,
the badge of allegiance, addressed some
words of stirring advice to his highness,
"as from an independent English gem
tleman. " Before embarking for Europe
Gordon wrote famous telegram to the
khedive-" Meme, Meme, Tekel, Uphar-
sin'-which was shown to me and to
the correspondent of a great London
newspaper, but it is a question whether
it was ever dispatched from Malta. In
any case, it was curiously prophetic.
Within two years the Sudan was in
open revolt and Egypt under foreign
control
Evening capital., 1895-10-10
THE TRIPLE CALL DOWN.
How = Bored Irishman Silenced a Crowd
OF Self Admitted GeniaIs.

Of Self Admitted GeniaIs.
There were four Of them, as genial,
good natured whole souled retailers Of
old wives tales as ever got together IN
the smoking compartment of a sleeping
car. They had all fed well in the diner
and settled down with the anticipation
Of enjoying a long evening of yarn
swapping. They spread themselves over
as many Of the seats of the smoker as
they could cover and crowded into
corner a large, round faced, jolly look
ing Irishman, who was enjoying his
after dinner cigar. Somehow he wasn't
amused by the stories. The narrators
spread themselves, but they couldn't
feaze him, and the bored expression on
his face grew in intensity as the stories
went on. The stories were not funny
Once in awhile there was a gleam of
humor, but for the most part they were
Just commonplace or vulgar. But they
seemed irresistibly humorous TO the
four, who pelted their thighs and
wheezed and chorttled and roared as
each in turn finished his yarn.
At last the big Irishman could endure
it no longer, and he broke in:
THAT reminds me of the farmer who
caught three boys stealing apples in his
orchard. -
The original four turned toward him
with look of expectant triumph, ready
to yell at the first sign of conclusion.
"He chased them, went on the Irish
man, land they all ran up tree
Come down, said the farmer, but they
wouldn't.
Will ye come down for once2'
asked the farmer.
"'We will not, answered the boys
"'Will We come down for twiceY
"'We will not.
"'Will We come down for three
timesr
$50 they all came down.
And with that the big Irishman wink
ed at the only other man in the com
partment who was not of the story tell
ing crowd. The yarn spinners laughed
uproariously for second or two, and
then light went mp, as the Germans
say, and they stopped suddenly They
looked at one another for minute,
searching for the point, and then one
said, with yawn and a stretch: "Well,
Iguess it s bedtime. Good night And
the party broke up, wondering. New
York sun
Evening capital., 1895-10-10
TIE CRY.


The lilacs in my garden blow.
Wide meadows ring my garden round.
In that green wood wild violets grow
And pale frail cuckoo flowers are found.
For all you see and al you hear
The city might BE- miles away,
And yet you feel the city near
Through all the quiet Of the day.
Sweet smells the earth, new washed with rain
Vet leaves CLEAN IN the moonlight pale.
And in the wood behind the lane
hear the hidden nightingale.
Though field and wood about me lie.
Soft hushed in dewy deep delight.
Yet can hear the city sigh
Through all the silence Of the night
For me the skylark nests and sings;
For me the vine her garland weavesi
The swallow folds her glossy wings
To build beneath my cottage caves.
But can feel the giant near,
Can hear all day his sad slaves weep,
And when at last the night is here
l hear him moving in his sleep.
Oh. for little space Of ground.
Though never flower should make IL gay,
Where miles OF meadow Tapped me round
And leagues and leagues Of silence layl
Oh. for wind lashed treeless down.
\ black night and q lonely way,
A silence deep enough 70 drown
The voice that mocks me night and dayi
New York Tribune.
Evening capital., 1895-10-10
DoubtfuI sympathy.

Pat Regan had face on him that, as
he had once remarked himself, was an
"offinse to the landscape" Next to his
homeliness his poverty was the most
conspicuous part of him. An Irish neigh
Dor met him recently, when the follow
ing colloquy ensued:
IAN how are ye, Pat?''
"Moighty bad, intoirely. It's shtarva-
tion that's shtarin me in the face. F"
'Is that so? Sure, an it can't be very
pleasant for ayther Of yez. Montana
Columbian.
Evening capital., 1895-10-10

There is one instrument that no clever
woman has ever learned to play, and
that is a second fiddle.
Evening capital., 1895-10-10
THe WINDOW OF THE SOUL.

Are the eyes love black, brown or bluef
II matters not what is their shade st hue,
so long as they are loving, tender, true.
They may he blue as hluest sumner sky
Or nrugyn and black Ia deepest SHADES may vie.
love the soul watch meets mine through the
eye.
The eyes which tell me all / care 10 know,
Whose orbs with sympathetic feryor glow
And all the heart within me bestow-
The wide world holdeth none that can excel.
The soul within them doth my soul impel
Dear eyes. / thank them for the tale they tell.
New York Tribune.
Evening capital., 1895-10-10
HI. own Figures.

Heard at a heap Of dry goods labeled
Sl.69:
Irish Woman with a baby in her
ms)--Phwat is the price of them?
Zone dollar and sixty-nine, =" politely
answered ;he proprietor.
(which are the 81 and which the 60
cint wans?''
"There are none at those prices,
ua am. .
"Shure, thin, amt thin yer own fig
eres?''-Boston Transcript.
Evening capital., 1895-10-10
THE RIDING RECORD.
a TRADITION OF THE DAYS or The
SANTA re TRAIL.

I'rank Anhsey Went 500 Miles on Horse
back IN Less Than SIX Days, Beating
Previous Ride. and Won $4,000 on the
Two Trips-Kiilcd In . Brawl.
Evening capital., 1895-10-10
A Patriots Dinner.

Marion, the American Revolutionary
general, once feasted an English officer
on sweet potatoes baked in the fire by a
darky and served on strip Of bark,
with a log for table. 1t is said that
the officer resigned and went home, say
ing it was no use to try TO conquer peo-
pie who could live on sweet potatoes.
Evening capital., 1895-10-10
no H0RaF OWMERA.

For putting horse in fine hea'shy con-
dition try DIR. Cady's Condis.cs' xoWders
They tone up the system, aid Digestion, cure
loss Of appetite, relieve constipation correct
kidney disorders and destroy voruEs, giving
new life TO an old or over-worked hSEsse. ~
cents per package. For sale by drusgists-
For sale by FeldmeysE Bros. City Drug Store
Evening capital., 1895-10-10

Deliberate treachery entails punish
ment upon the traitor. There is no pos
sibility of escaping it, even in the high
est rank to which the consent of society
can exalt the meanest and the worst Of
men.-Junius.
Evening capital., 1895-10-10

ohamberlain's Eye and sk;~ Ointment
Is unequaIled iF Eczema, TNrs-r, Salt.
Rheum, Scald Head, Sore Nipples mapped
Hands, Itching Piles, Burns, E'rcnt Bites,
Chronic Sore Eyes and Granuiatea REe Lids.
For sale by druggists at 2s cents rNx box.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-28

9aS bemotratii9e Staats: Gentrals
comite pom Soma bat nit feds se9en
cine Gimme bei@loNen, barauf bin3us
arbeiten, baB Der nd@iten Blatform Der
Demotrtie BON Soma cine vTreiilber"s
Plante einuerleibt werbe. 9ier3u be-
merit zines u~nierer bemotratii9en @eds
islbldtter: vWenn man BON Der pers
b%dltniBmaBis eroBen Nn5obl Silberz
ireunoe i'm Gentralcomite auf be Stim>
muus Der Oemotraten ,Soma's in Der
@eloirasc i@lieBen bari mb mir
slauben, oaB man o,es unbeoinst tbun
tann - bann tefinbet man iid in Soma
bart Dor Der @rense, mo ma ben Tenos
traten taum mebr pom einem populiiten
unterideioen fam. - Oies itimmt 10
siemlid, wenisitens mas bic Silberfrase
anbelaust uno es iolte uns beBbalb gar
nidt wunbern, mem bic einli9tsuoQen
Oemotraten, n.@t auein aus Soma,
.ionoern aus Dem 9an;en 2anoe iebr balo
oieie @ren3e iiberi9reiten unb ii@ Der
Goltspartei riidbaltlos ani3lieBen wiirs
Be; iie tonnten baburd auf ieben SAD
an i4neaiten uno ii@eriten gum 3iel
s%elansen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-28

Nd@tten Montas ben l. Ipril
feiert Girii Bismart ieinen 80. &C.
burtstas. @obl nod ielten iinb 10
sroBarti9e uno weitausseoebnte Vor>
tebrunsen iir bic Teier zines @eburtsz
tases setroifen woroen, ais bel bieier
@elesenbeit. Ni@t auein in Oeuti&<
Lamb, ionoern in Der aanSen @elt, NO
Deuti@e mobnen, miro bieier Sag feit>
lid be9on9en weroen, mo9e9en ii9
jelbltueritdnoli9 nidts einwenoen ldBt.
Nu@ mir besen aqe 9o@a@tuns fir
BEN Mann, Der 10, u.el fir bic gni9un9
0euti@lanos uno fir bic @riinbuns
oes jett 10 ma@tisen beuti@en @ei@es
setban bat unb finoen es gang AM Plae,
oaB oerielbe oafar geebrt uno 9eadtet
wiro. Mber ni9tsoetomeniser mil len
mir seiteben, bag es einen wioerliden
@inbru6 aui uns n,adt, baB bic @bren>
be;eusunseu in uielen Tauen in nieorise
&rie@erei uno @pei@ellederei ausarten
uno namentli@ uenn biss in elmer freien
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-28

11ebcr oas uorausii9tli4e Relultat
bes &ieienfampfes Der enalii4en S9ubs
nader NIT ben ameritanii9en Mai@i>
men lit elm 3weiiel taun, m0sli@. Die
Mai9inen weroen ben Stes oauontra9en
unb bie Nrbeiter weroen oieien @ie9
ibres eliernen &onturrenten nit elmer
8eri9lsdteruns ibrer 2ebensbaltuns,
uiele, iebr uiele uon ibnen nit ibrer
mirtbi9aitli@en Griiten; beaablen mill
fen. Oas einsise rationale SerbdltniB
3mil1en ben Nrbeitern uno ben orbeits
i%parenoenM aidinen 1T ni@t Sppoiition,
i~onoern bic 0ereiniaun9. Die Mai9is
ne lit nur iolanse cine Teinoin Der glrz
better, als iie in BEN 9dnSeu oes l1nters
nebmers ais Nu%sbeutunas>, als Mebr>
uertbpumpe semihermaien, funsirt.
sic miro CUR Bobltbdterin Der arbeiten>
ben Rlai1e, menn iie uon oieier ni&t Bios
anaemenoet, l~onoern audi tontrouirt
wiro. Ser &i, ben bic Nrbeiter gu
fabrer baben, 1T ni9t Elm &ompf seser
Die Mai9ine, ionoem UNI ben @eiit ber
Mal9ine. - @bic. Mrbjt9.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-28

tlaste auf Wiebererlansans bes @sloes.
sSbre Nuwdlte, Yence 4 Carpenter,
madten selteno, bag bic Transast'o"
Der Girma cine @ladsipielsT ransattion
seweien iei. Die Wnwdlte Der Natlers
iirma wo0ten 9eltenb MAIDEN, bab pom
elmer @lidipieltronsattion nidt bic
@eoe iein tSnne. ba be Neatler tbatid@s
lid fur Hrau WaQace Mttien anseeauit
bdtten. nno baB bic Nirma muir als
Msenten Der Trau 8aQaee banbelte.
@idter Gulep enti@ieb, baB bic Gbats
iaden ,eiseu, baB Trau Wauaee bic VT
item nidt wirtli@ taufen wollte' une
~tonnte, bo lie gar ni@t bic Mittel baju
bate, unb baB Is ii9 MUIR UNI bas ioses
nannte Diferen3sei@dft banbele, ano
baB bieies mad benz @eies cine @ladss
ipieltransattion iei.
Samieion & 60. baben bereits cine
N%ppeQation ansemelbet.
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Scr hphlSblide &tottrath pon SO

Ser bo3lSbli3e @tattratb Don 3d.
ton bat aQen grnites cine Uerorbnung
III Beratbung, wona@ Der gusi6uB fir
Boli5eiansele9enbeiten innerbalb breier
@oden oa:uber beri9ten lou, oh es
ni3t 3medmaBis iei, in ieoer Poliseiitaz
tiun nit Perionen, wel@e we9en Erun>
fenbeit uerbaftet weroen, cine Brobe
oariber an5uiteuen, Oh iie AUDI 1pirtli@
beraui@t iino, ebe iie einseiperrt ueroen.
unb 3war loq Sic Strobe BARN belteben,
ooB Der Betreffenoe entueoer cine NIT
&reioe 9e5osene Qinie e%ntlans gu 9eben,
ooer ir9eno ein @ort gu bu@ltabieren
bat. &ann er oas gramen ni9t be lte>
ben, 10 lou bas als Weweis 9elten, baB
Ct einen &aui@ bat, unb bann erit ioQ
e. inter Der Nntlase Der 8etruutenbeit
einseiperrt unb betraft wer6en.
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93id1tcr 9ulcn pon Chicago bat

biz OttA)&SA ~~>SV -" SS'"S~ w.
tir3li9 e,ne gnti@eioung abSeseben,
mel9e fir cine sewifie &laie BON Spes
t%ulanten. in @etreibe, Brouiiionen una
@ertbpapieren pom Der 9r0Bten Widti9=
feit 1T. Ser @idter bat nam1id ent:
i@ieoen, oaB Don bieien @petulanten
betriebene Difieren3>@ el@dft mad BEN
Bu9ltaben unb benz Gimme oes @eletes
ni9ts meiter lei, ais @liidsipiel.
@oute bic gnti@eiouas bes &i@ters
in ben bDberen Snitansen aufre@t ers
balten uerben, 70 miiroen baour9 bic
sSntere1en ber vSto6 Gr@anse" unb
BET 9anoelsbOrie iebr fart affi5irt wers
ben. r..
Die Gnti@eiouns 6es &i@ters Eulep
erfolste in einem Pro3eie Der Marp
Nauaee sesen bic Matlerfirma Mt. 81.
Samieion & So. Die %9enannte Tirma
bate fir 6rau @aqace ipetultrt unb
3war 70 un9lidlid, SaB bic BON ibr 81
3ablenben Differen3en einen 8etras BON
$4,000 uerl&Iansen. Trau @aQaee
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taatS.0eietaebuna

Sn ~unierer Staatsseiessebuns nabm
mdbreno Der u~er9ansenen Wo@e bic Ves
ratbuns aber bic, bunoerte pon Secs
tionen eutboltenbe 9owarb STARTER Blu
uiel 3eit in Mnipru&. Sn bieier Blu
iino aQe aui Stuotuerwaltunsm 8e3us
babenben9 etimmunseu ausfabrli9 uors
seieben. Ma9 ldnserer Debate muroe
berielben Elm ENHANCEMENT beisefast, nos
nod ben Staotuerwultunsen bic Nnnabs
me ODER @i3tanuabme Der neuenVeroro:
nuns freiseteut 1T. Aubereem mub
au4 bic Nenberuns. ebe lie @eiesestraft
erbalt, elmer Mbitimmuna Der betrefien:
ben 8irseri&aft u%ntermorfen psroen.
Nm Montas Mbenb selanste bas Mns
erbieten pom Minneapolis, benz Staat
ben 9orins Yart als Bauplas fir bas
meue Capitol ,u i@enten, i'm Suifi3:Go:
mite bes 9auies CUR Beratbuns. IS
tan, bel oieier @elesenbeit 3mii@en ben
Vertretern Der beiben Stabte Winneapo>
lis uno ct. Saul 81 tbeilweiie re9t err
sotli9en observation-disclosures. Oa
bieielben ieoo@ nur ielbtia@tisen Mos
tiuen entiprunseu waren, fielen iie bel
ben llnbetbeilisten wenis ins @swi@t.
8eionbers intsre1ant war ieoo@ Elm Don
Ri9ter Tlanoruu in grinneruns ses
brodtes llebereintommen, wel@es I'M
Sabre ls4s uon ben oamals i@on BON
@eiBen beiiebelten Stdbten Menbota,
st. @ntbonp, ct. Saul uno StiQmas
ter setrofen wuroe. 9ierna@ ioQte
Menbota ben &eprdi% entanten, st. In>
tbonp bic Staats: llniueriitdt, ct. Saul
bas Capitol unb @tiQpater bas 3u9t>
baus erbalten. Der @i9ter betonte
beionoers, bag bieies llebereintommen
setreuli9 aussefibrt unb bis iest AUDI
9ebalten wurbe, un6 oaB es bic 9r0Bte
uusere@tisteit Indianapolis lei, baiz
jslbe iett breden gu woQen.
Nm Montos ueruria@te im@enat cine
grtldruns bes Sutiss@ omites, baB bic
8iQ, mel@e Die grpreB>G ompuuien re-
sulire uno iie ais v@ommon>G Carriers"
ertldre, uerloren sesansem lei, cine ni@t
9erin9e S%eniution. IS muroe iebo@
cine Gopie Der 8iQ als Subitttut unter>
breitet uno an Stele Der uriprinsli@en
giq auf bic @eneralsO roer seiett. Bei
biei er@ elesenbeit erinnerte man ii@ au3,
wie es berielben Blu Dor ;wei Sabren
crying. Dieielbe paiiirte i@on oamals
ben Senat. wuroe aber I'M 9ouie wdb>
renb bet 9erbanolun9en seitoblen.
Das Ginbiubrinsen neuer 8ius bat
nod INNER ni@t iein gnbe errei@t. Die
@eiammtjabl Der i'm Senat ein9erei@<
ten BlQs betru9 ant Monta9 bereits
GAL uno i'm 3aus iosar 1853.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-28

@epublie. wie bic unirise, Der Gal 1T.
Man Tam ii@ ba wabrli@ nidt nuns
bern. wsnn Der einseborne Mmeritaner
iiber Elm iol@es @ebaren uera@tli& bic
N9ieln 3udt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-28

YIattblti@e NebenBorten.
Sebe Yott finb't finen Dedel.
2rumm 9olt Gift Of grab Sir!
Sc S9arpri@ter ism i&arpen Bar.
bier!
Gen 2aiter toit't mibr as tine Sinner!
Sc butler be Stubent, ie frSmmer be
Yaitur!
Wer fin eesen 2ibrmeiiter is. bett'n
Barren ton S@6ler!
@er nit 9unnen 10 Bebo 9eibt, iteibt
nit Gleib' ruerrer up.
Seen 9us ubn Mus. teen S4ln abn
Rurm, teen @oi' abn Durn!
Zen 9abn tminst tm6lf 9dubner, cen
@iei balm 10 uel Monnsuolt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-28

IN elmer Nn;abl bon 2esislatursn
in bieiem Qanbe, 10 aud in Minneiota,
peroen %sssenwdrtis ~beionbere Mnltrens
aunaen semadt, um@eiete fir militdris
i&e uebunsen in ben 2ebrplan ber
5iientli9en S9uleu ;u eru,rten. Wir
babsn i9on STEERS auf bas u~niinnise
berort;ser &inberip;<lereieu binsewieien
unb freut IS uns beBbalb, baB bieie Mns
fi9t auG BON woblunterri@teten Ja&s
mannern setbeilt w;ro. go ldBt ii@
u. ". Der beruorrasenbe @elebrtt unb
S4ulmann, Or. Gelir Noler aus Dem
Dort, Der e,n often ertldrter @esner ees
Spitems lit, folsenbermaben iber ben
@e9enltano aus:
vGs beiBt, baB bic mititdrii@e llebuns
ben 8atriotismus in bobem @raoe i0rs
bern iou. Sd CLAUDE bas nidt. Die:
jelbe miiroe uur bic gitelteit Der &inoer
ndbren, lie fir Sdaufeuuns uno Spies
lerei einnebmen, uno ibren gbrseis fir
S9eiu uno Tlittertram erweder, ibnen
cine ialide Sbee pom &ries 9eben uno
bic iur9tbare Seite oeilelben uerbuQen,
nit jeineu S1reden Mno ieinem 8luts
uersieBen."
uSie wir6e in ben &inbern cine itdr=
tere Gisenliebe er;eusen. Sie 'piiroen
ii@ nit 6lossen uno 9annern ieben
molIen, einbertoI;irenb nit @@leppz
jdbelu uub NIT benz Sitel pom Gapitd>
men unb Golonels. @on ia9t militds
rides Sriuen lei cine CUTE Metbooe fir
apmnatiide uebunseu uno bewirte bic
@le,dtsluu9 Der 8irsertla1eu. Gs
1T trauris, oaB uniere S@ul>D irisenz
ten pom Ser Gbatiade ni3ts milen, oaB
bic in Der S@ule %erlonsten &%enntniile
bic ri9tise Sueqe iino, UNI oas 81 be-
wirtea. &%enntnile lino bic 9tabrun9,
bic sciunoe uno pallenoe, mofur bic &inz
Der oautbar iin6."
Scr patriotismus bsoari teiner
duBerliden Nufta9eluns, UNI i'm gu
'entfammen. &la6ensl1nteri@,eoe miirz
ben uertil9t wcroen, wenu bas Veroient
ber &inber ri4ti9 anertannt muroe i'm
S@ul;immer. Militdrii&es DriQen
1T Nnn0tbis oasu. Die oespotii@en
&esierun9en Guropas seben ni4t 10
melt mie MIR I'M Dr,Gan con Rin6ern."
vSelblt Oeuti@lano, bic 9r0Bte mills
tdrii@e Natiol,, mii@t ii@ ni@t in bic
&inoererSie1uns elm, nm lie 81 @olba>
ten Al perberben. IS bebarf Solbaten
in GROCER Maile, aber es ma9t nur aus
Mdnnern Soloatsn, unb ldbt Rinber in
ibrer ri@ti9en Spbdre."
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Son ben Ma@sommen Der alien
neutrality-suspicious. mirb = auf BEN
@ese bes Nblisenuersaufs an amerieas
nii4e grbinnen - ben mobernen &aub=
rittern bas auiammenserduberte @elo
wieber absenommen. Das 1T, ME Der
Nmeritaner faSt: 1.-THE eternal fit
ness of things" * Sonntasspof.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-28

9ie carnegie Company" iou. ibren
Mrbe,tern fiji ben l. @pril cine 2obner>
bobuns in Nusli6t 9eiteut baben. @enn
bic armen Qeute nur ni@t III ben Npril
Qel6idt merben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-28

Den b0@lten Marttpreis III @aib
fir Butter unb @ier jablt i'm Baiement
pom Mrnolb's Store an Der gde Don
Minneiota II. 2. NorotraBe 9enrp
Grone. (ba)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-28

St. Pau, MINI, Sept. :, 1894.
Eureka Chemical & Mfg. Co, La Crosse, Wis:
gSue 6rren - @t pMen Sobun mar i'd benz Sabats9enuB erseben uno rau6te
taMid pou iHn5e6n bis smamis @isaryn. On 9lermnipfen mai 10 arg ;rratht bb
mGn Mrt mir anemWabL, bas Nouden auugeben. SD peru1te bic 1o9. "Keeey Cure,
"No-ToBac" mi uui9ebeue anoee MHtel iebod obne Grfols as id bu9 3ufaq aut
BACOCURO oufmeuHam murbe. Dor 9enau bwi No9en begann ib ben @ebrau9 SbWs
NRutds mi mb bek 9eae6en, oab id abiout tn gafonsen n@ eer @aaru nufpure;
BAcocURo einEa& mumSenufnnS no Sari i'd baflbe befens empieblen.
MdtunasuoQ, 6. u. 6ormt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-28

Die gapitaliitensPren oes 2anbes
tennt tein sr0Beres 8ersniisen, ols
wenn iie unter re@t fetten l1eberi@riiten
ben Sies Der alien 9arteien iber bic
Populiiten. bic in ben meiiten Tduen
io9ar MIR eroi9tet iiub, beri9ten tons
men,. Dag lie iiber wirtlide Siese Der
neuen &eformpartei etmas u~erlauten
laKeu, tdllt ibnen oasesen gar nidt elm.
@ir baben ). 9. in teinem jener uns gu:
tommenoen Bldtter etwas oauon 9eleien,
oaB in Satlano, Californian, bic go:
pulitzer bel Der tir;li@ oaielbit absez
baltenen MunicipalsWabl NIT elmer
Mebrbeit pom 500 Stimmen iber bic
uereinten &epublitaner unb Oemotraz
ten iiesten. Derartise Beri@te sebe,
uns semObnli@ nur our@ bic wG@ent>
li&en @eforr:s unb Nrbeiter5eitunsen gu.
9aS Oberseri@t oes Staotes Sbio
miro ii@ in na@iter 3eit nit Dem @eiee
gu bei4dftisen baben, wona@ @irtbz
i3aften an Sonntasen 9ei@loilen iein
miilen. Bei Der U%erbanoluns elmer
&laee pesen llebertretuns oieies @eieees
in Pife County ini1ruirte Der &i9ter bic
@eldmorenen, baB es our l1eberfubruns
oes Nnaetlasten notbmenbis lei, ben
Yeweis gu e%rbrinsen, oaB bic @irtbz
i@aft am Sonntas IN oerielben @eiie
often 9ebalten woroen lei, ME an $50
3entasen; Die Tbatia@e, oaB @dite
our@ Seitenz ober 9intertbiiren, ODER
in anoerer @eiie 3utritt CUR Wirtbldaft
battem, jei ni9t 9eniiseno. @enn oas
Ober9eri@t bieie @nti@eioun9 beitdti9t,
1T oas gauge Sonntassseiee in ieine'
iesisen Torm natiirli@ Elm tooter BUD:
1tabe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-28

betun. IS miro @u4 gang uon ielba bels9ren, menn ibr auf90ren iout. Dos
spnem mro 'onn 10 fret BON 9sieohn iea, mie CUR 3st as ir gum sraen aeale
eerau4t ODER Elm vBrtemben" 9enomu,en bat. Nbiolute &ur mro i9rifti5 ga
rsantrt. pres: LOO be. 9&a@tel ODER orei S@adten Qr aotasssn @ebrau&
uo Seluns sorontrt) $3.50. Sn allen apotbeten gu baben oOer bel gnpfans
bs GreHes per Soft uerlanot. Wan j9iGe 10 Gents in Yodmarten fit cine
qrobeiaa4tel (pampblet uno 8eweHe iio fu) an Eureka Chemical & Mfg.
Co., La Crosse, Wis. " ~
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-02-08
Appreciation.

On behalf Of and at the request 81 the
Red Cloud fire department, l wish to
return the sincere thanks Of the Nom.
bers of the department to the ladies
who 90 kindly took the welfare OF the
fire boys in hand and made such q grand
success OF the benefit rendered them In
the dinner and supper given on Feb. :
1895 at which time the handsome re-
ceipts OF SlOl. 80 were received. At no
other time could the treasury OF the fire
department 80 thankfully appreciate
the receipts Of the same. The fire boys
feel under lasting obligations to the Ia
dies committee who managed the bene'
tit 80 successfully. They also extend Il
the citizens and all others who attende,
or assisted thanks, and remembrance O
the same. Yours to command.
Al. TOMLINsoN
Chief Of Department