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The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-03-21
COUNTY EDUCATIONAL MAiit b.
BY SUPERINTENDENT MORTON.

was carried out as advertised. Mss.
Failing was not abe to attend and
Louis hemingson will treat his suo-
iect at another meeting.
The following teachers were present:
Carrie Elliott, Mabel Mason, Leta
Moore, Junietta Watson, Luane
Butts, Wilbur Burk, Harry Fross,
Harlan Carl, Louis Hemingson, AL
bert Churchill, Edith Cokayne, James
Clifford, Eva Purkey, Lora Dexheimer
Mrs. Grant Smith, Maggie Duthie,
Edith Wearne, Nellie Potter, o. W.
Coursey, Louis Talbot, Leila Biddls
and Bridget A. Dunn.
Miss Dexheimer gave a good de-
scription of the number work which
she is doing in her school and all r
agreed that it was a near approach
to the ideal.
Prof. Coursey showed himselfaqual
to the emergency in handling diff
cult cases in school government. A
student was heard to remark, IL
have seen the Professo put his theo-
ry into practice aud it works WELL"
Prof. Smith read an interesting
paper on the education ofthe Chinese.
Prof Snoddy was in a predicament.
He had left pencil, spectacles and
notes at home; but he proceeded to
give us a practical example OF true
education by drawing from memo
rvs storehOuse what was needed for
the occasion.
Miss Elliott's spicy article on Cap
italization and Punctuation was
well received.
Prof. Failing's talk should have
been heard by every tea: her in the
county. We are always sure OF prof
liable instruction when he stands be
fore us. The following is an outline
OF the work given by him:
School economy. Departmental
/. Legislative-State, county and
district.
2. Executiye-State, county and
district. 80
B. Observation-Disclosures and
practical.
Under preparatory we have the
following:
/. School: 1. General: 2. Spec
ial-State county and private.
2. Individual: l. Reading-Books
periodicals, and newspapers.
Books-Page's theory and practice
of teaching, Whites school manage
ment and Raub's methods of teach
ing.
Observation-Disclosures, Teachers
Institute, Teachers World and South
Dakota Educator.
Newspapers-Rcview OF Reviews and
Local papers.
The next meeting of the associa-
ton will be held in one month from
last Saturday at Miller.
Professors Snoddy and Failing will
attend a meeting OF the state Insti-
tute conductors at WatertOwn the
21st inst.
Disappointment Davis, of Faux
county, and institute conductor i'm
our county last year, gave us pleas
ant call on Monday evening of this
week.
Miss BERTHE Litten has begun a two
months term in the Hiland dist.
Prof Smith is exciting earnest work
among the pupils OF his photography
class. Nellie Andrews has the hoaor
OF making more than twenty perfect
Rotations.
MIR. Batchman closed his term {
six months in Glendale; Mr.. Addie a
six months term in Wheaton.
n. Johnson & Co. has a large new
stock of wall paper. 1t will pay YOU
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-03-21
Cash for Land.

Wanted, 10 quarters of good land
within 10 miles of Miller st. Lawretce
or Washington in Hand Co.
II K. $. WILLErT
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-03-21

When Baby was sick, We gave her Csstorss.
When she was a Child, she cried for Casoria.
When she becarae Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children. she gave them Cassoria.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-03-21

subscription SI.5Oa Yenr In Advance.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-03-21
Castoria

"Castoria Is 80 vsll adapted to children that
l recommend It - rlperior TO any prescription
known TO mo-" II. A. ARCHIE, NJ. d.,
lii So. Oxford g., Brooklyn, N. Y.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-03-21

"The use of 'Casaora' Is 10 universal and
its merits 90 we'll known thct It seems q work
Ct supererogation 70 endorse It. Few arc TIC
INTELLIGENT families who DO not keep Castoria
within easy reach"
CAALos xAAsS, d. D.,
New York City.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-30
Der proteft peroeblth.

Wte mir %unferen Qeiern beratts qeftern
mtttbeilten, mar bas ItabtrGtbl;9e @iIerz
babncomite gu Der Nnit9t geGangt, baB Der
Protet Der 9runbbe1tber BON South G6i=
cage ge9en Die BON Der Calumet unb 8lrs
SSlano &ailnaD 60. geplante 8abnlinif
am Seeufer entlang nt9t geniigsnb begriir=
bet lei. @etern Na9mtttag trat 5as Go
mite 81 elmer @tbung %3uiammen unb BE-
13loB nit 6 gegen 4 Sttmmen, BEN Stdbt=
roth bic Srbinan3 Der Calumet utD 8lu{
Sslano 8a6n in elmer etpds dmenbtrtsu
Sprm our Nnnabme gu empfebGen,
Cine tarte Delegation bon 9runbeigen=
tbtmern aus South G6icago ;par in DIT
Stbung bes @tfenbabnzGpmite anipe1en6
UNI no4mals ge9en Die Orbinana gu pro-
t~etiren. Die 0elegaten naren pb 6es 8ee
f9lufes bes Gpmites bD9lt6It entriifet
uno tie gaben gum She'll ibrer Gntriiftl1nq
oabur3 Nusbrud, baB ite ben @t1btbGtern,
bic fi9 81 @un1ten Der Srbinon8 ertldrten,
tpenig f9mei9elbafte @orte pie y9iebe"
unb u8ubler" 5urtefen. Sic erflirte1, 6dB
bic MaioritGt Der Mitglteber bes Gom1te&
i'm SOlbe Der 8abngeTeGi6aft fte6e unb fie
brobten, Die @eleiIe, pel9e bic Calumet uni
8lue Sslanb 8a6n9efeuf9aft etpa legen
ner6e, nte0er auf8uretBen.
Sir Die Srbinan3 Der Calumet un6 8hle
Sslanb st, Gp. ertldrten 1t9 bic Nlb. ped,
lGougbItn, MuElb0fer, @tanpoob, Rohbe
unb &un3, gegen biefelbe bic Nl6. &leinede,
S'Neia, 9opeQ un0 &a6ler.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-30
GrbdIt $500 Sdaoenerfab.

Robert 8a[entine, Der Die Gbicagper
StraBenbabnz @eIeaf9aft tpegen zines an
II, Nobember 1892 an Der MabaI6 Npe
BON einem GOnOucteur auf i'm Deriibten Nnz
critics, auf S9aOeneriaB %Dertlagt bat
lpurbe geftern Elm FOLDER BON ben @e19(porez
men in 8t3ter @oggtns @eri9ts8immer i'm
8etrage BON $500 3ugefprD6en. Der Sc
f6norene, Der bas 8erOict gef6rieben, hutte
fi6 letber berfeben unb $50, %antatt $500
gefeBt. Ser Sebler tpurbe erfldrt, bDG
@itt1nes, Der Mnpalt Der 8abn>9eIeu
f3aft, protefttrte gang energif9 gegen eiu
1ol3es @erfabren. &i6ter 9pggin pies
i'm aber 5ureC9t unb bas 8erbict Der Sc
f9tporenen tpurbe barauf rt6ttg perIeIen,
Ser Nngrtff bon benz Die &eDe lit, e~reignetg
fi9 am Nbenb bes II. NpDem6er, Sin flet=
ner 3eitungstrdger Durbe BON Dem Gonbucs
teur zines Wabdfb Ape, StraBenbubnpaz
gen auf's @rOblt6fte miBbanoeIt. M3ebrere
pafiagiere Iegten fi3 ms Mtttel, buuptid9.
lt9 aber 8alenttne, Ser GDnbucteur 9rifi
II biefen an, mari i'm 81 8ooen unb trai
i6n NIT SiiBen ms @efi6t, mas our 5olge
bate, baB er auf benz re3ten &uge bIint
tpurbe.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-30
llad Ger ReformfduIe oefhidt.

Nnfangs bieTes Sabres erf9ien Elm eGe-
CANT, aber bubif3 gefGeibeter iunger MenfG
nit elmer anf9einenb fe6r f6peren Getfes
taf6e in Dem auditorium 6ptel unb I6rich
in Das Srembenbu9 ben Namen Si1ac
&ains aus Seem gOrf. @r blieb in Dem
6ote1, Biz feline &ehnung $22 betrug, unb
als linn bieie prdfentirt purbe, CAB CT in
3ablung einen @bed fir $44. @r erbteGt
Die 9tfferen3 in Barren @elbe 6erou5 unr
nO3 I'M ielben gaa9mittuge mar er pers
i@punben. DIN nd3iten Sage itelte itf
beraus, baB Der Gbed cine nert6lpIe Sal
I9ung mar uno ferner fanb man, baB Die
BON benz 8uri4en 8uriid9elofene Sterile
tuf6e ntbts tpte Steine unb olte 9fG9el
ent6ieGt. 9te Polt5et nurbe bena9ri9tigt
unb ben Detectives eeIang es febr baGO,
Sfaac gu Derbaften. @r purbe benz Ri9ter
Clifford urter Der Nntlage Der JG[f9unq
borgefiibrt uno BON bteiem, nu3bem e.
feline @9uGO eingeftanben, na9 Der Refprmz
I9ule in Ypntiac 9e19idt.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-30
Ju9enoIihe Ourdbrennerinnen.
Sinf mdoden entfiehen aus Ger Jnoufrie'
SduIe in South Gpanfton,

Mus Der Suinois Snbufrte1d uGe II; Gout5
Gpqniton entfloben getern &benD I'm Z lllr
fiinf Mdb9en unb man nimmt an baB lie
ftl na9 gbtcagp panbten. Die Irfa3e 81
Der 5lu9t lit angebli9 in Der 8eigerunQ
Der Matrone Srau SobnIon, Dsn WGb9en
tbren genO6nli9en Spa5tergang bor BEN
@6enbe1en 81 ~geitatten, 5u fu9en. 0ds
rief bD1eS 8lut unter ben SnIdf1en berS6i=
lerler berbor u1b es purbe BON ben Mdrz
t~erinnen beoba9tet,' baB Die MGb9en biz
&0pfe 3ufammen1tedten unb irgenD etpds
~aus3ubeden f9tenen, bod ipurbe Der Sadt
tetne peitere 8ea9tung gef9entt, bis Inn S
ubr Die Gnt6edung gema6t tpur0e, bag film
Der WfGo6en er16punben tpdren. eSS6rt
Namen itnb: Sannte Starr, Is SATIRE; sSSu=
Tia Pepper, Is; 9e4a 0artmdnn, ID; Qeno
Sin, IA unb Maub G6icpat, IA Sabre alt,
Nun puroe iofort cine unter1ubun1 einge=
leitet un0 es Itelte it9 beraus, DdB Die
Slii3tlinge it9 bonn %3peiten Stodpert aus,
an ben Seuerleitern berab9ela1en batten,
On benz @n0e Der lebteren Ding nod Der
Strid, nit befen 9iilfe fe ben mod 3p0li
SUB entfernten @rbbpben erreiht batten,
W~a6ri6etnlt9 fu6ren bic MGb6elt nit Der
electrif9en 8abn na9 @bicago, bepn eine
9elobOrie nit So SnbaGt, bic elmer Dame
geb0rte, Die gum 8efu6 zines Der Mdb6en
getommen mar, mar berf9pun0en. Die
Boli3ei BON @banfton unb G6icogo 1T be-
na9ri9tigt ipOrben unb man ~ertpGrtet, baB
Die 5lii9tlinge balb nieber eingefangen perz
ben, UNI 10 mebr, ais man @ru1o bat, cn=
5unebmen, baB fie in benz 6aule Der 3ante
BON Tannte Starr, go. Is Bolton Npe.,
Nufna6me ~gefunben 6aben.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-30
Observation-Disclosures
purben seitern an fOIsenbe perIonen aus,

UuLpeh SelIeAA wv lul9eItue peEloHeH Qn5S
9eteIt:
q. Slug, breiit0f, unb 8a1ement 8rid
Stats, 955 @uDler Nbe., $4,000; Charles 6.
Wattion, 3peiit0d, unb 8aIement 8rtd
Stats, 638 q. California Qoe,, $4,000; So6n
9aunatfan, 5tpetftOd, unb 8uIement 8rid
Stats, 4211 Union Nbenue, $4,000; Is. g.
ROebbtger, breift0d. urb 8aTement 8rid
Stats, 1927 ct, 2atprence Mpe., $4,000; M.
Soomep, 3petit0d. unb 8aiement 8rid Stats
3O45 9eeringitr., $500; 9enrD 8o9t, 3petz
ftDd. uno 8aIement 8rtd Stats, 11526-28
Mi9tgan NOe,, $1,000; 81. Sd. RoB, bierft0d.
nnb 8aiement 8rid Mportmenf~@ ebG ube,
335 unb 339 &uibitr,, $4,000; sranf
9apes, 3tpetft0d. unb 8aIelnent 8rid 9tau,
831 8afbington 8GDb,, $4,000; %. 8tttner,
breitOd. unb 8afement 8rid Stats, 1916
9arbaroftr,, $4,000; 6. g. 56oruton, bier
itOd. uno 8afement 8rid Stats, 555 SO.
@troBe, $4,000; SObn 9oppel, atpeift0d. unb
8afement 8rid Stats, 1855 q. 9euDittftr.,
$4,000; potter PdGper, 4 DreiftDd. unb 8aSez
ment 8rid Wobnungen, 2, 4, 6 unb 8
Htt9te Pl, $25,O00; berfslbp, 3 pierft0d,
unb 8aIement 8rid 8p6nuaqer, 181 unb
189 Ytneitr,, $4,000; 81. Bud, 4 atpetft0f,
nno 8oIement 8rtd Stats, 1903 Bis 1918
0ilton @De., $4,000.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-30
Gtnen fdmeren STAND
Rabeu ole auffeherinnem oes Reims fir
iu9euOIide Observation-Disclosures.

Die pteber6o1ten, fait gur3 unmotipirten
Iufftdnoe Der Snfafen bes 0etms fir iunge
Observation-Disclosures go. Bill Snbiana
MDenue, baden bic SDmpat6ie, tpel9e oas
groBe Bublitum ben MGb6en 5uerit ent=
gegen brd9te, Tebr gebGmpft. 9us 8etragen
Der 2eBteren pG6renb Der D%ergangenen @oz
6en 1T Elm 10 untpiirbiges g%etpelen, baB man
IS ben Gertpdlterinnen nibt berdrgen fam,
tpenn 1e cine itrenge 3u9t einfi1rten. Sea-
tiirlt9 Iol9e @rau1amfetten, pie bas Nus=
bungern, @in1perren unb Mufetten Der Mdb=
9en, 6dtten unterbletben foQsn. S6 btefe
t6at1G9li9 periibt tpurben, fann ni9t fe1t<
qeiteQt nerben, ba bic MGo3en fart iiber=
trie6en BADEN biirften urb bic 8erpalterinz
men 1elbtberitdnbli9 fat Mqes lpiberlegten.
@eftern Mberlb fam eS tpteberum 81 einem
tpii1ten Muftritt in Der Mn1tal+. 0egen 9
ubr f9lugen bic Mdb9en, pel6e ft9 in
etnem 3immer Derfammelt 6atten, einen
6etbenlGrm auf unb ~begcnnsn Damn Die
Manb, bic bas anitoBenbe 9ema9 Don Dem,
in tpel9em ite it9 b~efanben, trennt, nit ben
6iiBen etn3utreten, gs e~ntftanb bol0 cine
Seffnung BON etpa brei SUB I'M 9ur9@
mefIer unb bur9 bte1e fro6en Die Md09en,
UNI barauf baifelbe Chamber gu tpie0erbolen,
sic traten auf btefe 8etIs bic BGn5e Elm
unb ma9ten babel einen QGrm, Der in Der
gan5en Na9bar19aft ge60rt puroe. Grit
gegen 5ebn ubr fomen 1e 3tc Nu6e unb be-
guben fi6 in lire 8etten, Die Mnfii6rerinz
men tparen natiirlt9 bieielben, nie BEL ben
por6erigen Mufftdnben : @fie 0abis, 4bbte
9aggertD un0 Wtamie Gbtn Tin.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-30
Uah Wafhinoton.

Sin gomite, beite6enb Gus ben Serreu
Wm. 8, 8ater, benz p~rdfioenter Der 6anz
belstammer, @r=Mapor So6h 81, &o6e,
SEQ, IS. Smith, s. SO. 9arpep, 0abit
&eQb un0 9enrD g. &obbins, DerIieB geiteru
&benb @bicagO, I'm fi3 no9 Daibington gu
begeben. Omar Derbielten It9 Die 9erreu
in 8e3ug auf ben 3ped i3rer &eife febr 3u=
getnDpft, bpb lit es betannt 9eporben, bcB
fie ben PrGfibenten GlebeIaltO gu einem 8e=
Iu4 in Gbtcogo etnIaben polen unb etnc
9emonitratton gu 9uniten Der Stelu1g,
pel3e Der grditbent in Der 9elDfrage einz
nimmt, in Ausii9t genomlaen ba6en.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-30
Die D%olfsbuPne.
111nuer's Bale.

Nm mOrgigen Sonntag tOmmt, gum Be-
nefia fir bic beliebte Soubrette Sob1nna
S9aumberg, Ser San5teufel", groBe goIe
nit @eIang unb San5, CUR Muffi5rung,
Nie febr Die iugenbIi6e, tulentbOIe unb BON
Der Natur nit elmer iDmpatbti4en Gimme
ausgeitattete 8enefi3iantin 2iebling bes
Publitums Der Norbiette 1T, Benefit Der
tparme @mpfang, Der ibr ieben Sonnta9
Mbeno bonn gan5en 0au1e entgegengebra9t
pirb. 9te @abG bes Stiides, Ser Sang
teufel", 1T als cine bor3iiglt9e gu be3eitts
men. NuBer Der 8enefi3iantin itnO NOD
Mtarte @9dumberg fotpte pie 9erren
@9lemm unb @9mtB nit guten &ouen be-
Da9t, unb birgt 19on bie1es 9uartett
aletn fir einen 6etteren genuBrei9en Nbenb,
2IpoIo.G heater.
Cine 8enefi5z8 oritelung unb 8uglei9
0as 25iGbrige S9au1ptelerz eSSubilGur1 bes
eriten 6elben unb 2~tebbabers bteIer 8iibne,
Oes 9errn 81. Hobenberg, lit fir OieIer
Sonntag CUR Nn5etge gebra9t, Der 8enez
ft3tant bat ii4 in btefer Saifpn ni6t nur
in ietnem SaAe, fonbern au6 in 1folsn am
oeren @enres als Elm 1ebr %routinirter, to-
lentDouer S9aufpieler bepd6rt unb fi9 70
biele Sreunbe ertpprben, baB 1ein G6ren<
abenO ieOenfaQs nt9t nur @6ren, 1onbern
ou4 moterielle Nnertennung fetnes 5letBes
unb Salentes bringen nirb. y@riielDi3@,
bas Metftertpert Sriebri9 6alm's, bat er
ii9 gu fetner 8eneft3z@Dritelung getpd6It,
unb bte1e MabI- bas Stid gilt ais lines
Der prG9tigiten @erte beutf6er 8ibnenz
l~iteratur = aetgt ben fin itlerif9en Sc
f4mad bes guten 0arfelers. Der 8enez
%ft3iant fpielt ben percipal BON Males, tine
feiner 9lan5roIen; SRI. BON 8ergere bic
Sttelrpue v9rtfelbis", Cine quite Mus1tot=
tung, prd9ttge @oitiimtrung unb. getpil1enz
bafte, itplbole Sn%Icenirung, pelbe nod
bur9 Die ipe3ieG fir bieIe 9eGegsn6ett neu
gemalte Decoration, bon 0errn HDben=
berg, erbObt tpurbe, nerben gu benz Grfplge
biefes 8enefi3zNbenbs beitragen.
R0rber's Bale.
Bon ben t~penigen engGif9en Senfationsz
ftiden, Die it9 auf Der beutI9en 8ihne elm
gebiirgert BADEN, berbient Ieiner fpunnenDen
9an0lung un0 Ieines brdmatif9en Wert6es
tpegen y1nter'm @asli9t" einen Der erften
PIdBe, unb ba baffeGbe Big ieBt NOD an fetz
mem Sbeater Der @iOpeffeite CUR 0orfteGz
lung gelangte, Derbient bic morgen tattz
finoenOe 4uffiibrung in 90rber'S. 0ale
Die %beIOnbere 8ea9tung bes pubIitum3.
Sine intereRante 6anblung, tpeGCbe ii9 bis
our lebten Scene iteigert, Iebenspa3re 81
guren aus benz @bicagoer 2eben, IolpobG aus
benz &reife Der Iogendnnten oberen 400, als
au3 bes niebrigiten proletariats bilben bic
6anoeGnoen P%erionen, ba8u grOBdrttge lee
nif3e @ffecte, tpte 8. g. bic @aKerIcene ain
Bter uno Der @rpreB5ug, MAIDEN n1nte*'m
@asGi9t" 81 einem Der ptrtung5bpQiten
Stiide, 9a Die 9auptrelIen auf oas Bette
befeBt ftnb, tit cine quite @orfteQun9 gu CT
fpQrfer.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-30
Bohemian Brewing Co.
nnn Obtrn9n.

uptt Wptru4p+
Gates b6bmii6eS ,,RtIiener" 1t1tIere Gbe.
SiaIit6t. Office Il M BraHeret: SO. 694-708
BLUE SSlono Moe. @bas. s. &pptdo, 9r6iibeut
Otto RMbiH. S%9osmeliter. 2SoalS, me, mi,fri
Abendblatt., 1895-03-30

nRi8te 9i9 ouf" 1T eine bamiI6e grmob=
nHll9 an 0ielent9en, Die gang berunter iir6,
IN wel3er 6Oob's @orioporiQo Ben i6mo6en
SOrPer %aufbaut unb slteu Qlppetit debt, If
rpun6erbar. '' "
Abendblatt., 1895-03-30
Sder} uuo Grnf |
miro nit Der Sonntaess2 Iuseabe Der nJainois
Staats3eitnne", ole utter Dem GiteI
,,gRr WeIten''
gratis eeIiefert.

erfdeint, 8ratts eeIiefert
Dtefe odtfeiti9e, in 6ro6sOuarto erfdei.
nenoe nno auf eutem Su9popier 9eoru6te,
elegant ausoefihrte ilKitrtrte SeiIase ent.
halt auf DER eriten Settle einen poIitii9en
Carton, weIder GreigniTe, ole aus Dem poll.
tif9en uno f~ociaIer Seben eeerifen fino, Dem
Gefer btIoIi9 Dor 2Iueen fibrt; ferner 3ahI.
rei4e fIeinere Jaufrationen, meiftens hu-
morififder uatur Dem oeutfdIdnoifden umo
einheimif9en Eeben entnommen uno ieoes.
NAL 3wei ero6ere PoI3idnttte, por3ieIi9e
ua6ahmuneen Ger meiferwerfe DER oeut.
i4en, fran3off9en uno itaI,enif9en S9uIe.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-30

BtIIen. " "
Abendblatt., 1895-03-30

5rugt Guren @rocer mad nSbe SeiBGer
C Sunge Go,'s" nQuater 8rob", bas
f9~madbaftefte n9ome Mabe 8rOb", bas ie
bon elmer 8Gderei ~9eliefert purbe.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-01-01
Beatty's Pianos and organs,

Hon. Daniel F. Beatty, the great Or
gan and Piano man Of Washington N. j.,
is buster than ever. In 1870 Mr.. Beatty
left home a penniless pillow boy, and by
his indomitable will he has worked his
way up so as to sell so far, nearly 100 zoos
Of Bestty's Pianos and Organs since 1870.
Nothing seems to dishearten him ohsta-
cles lay in his way that would have
wrecked an ordinary man forever; he
tarns to an advertisement and comes out
nf it brighter than ever. His instru-
ments are in US. everywhere. W. are
informed that during the next ten wears
he intends to sell POO. 900 more OF his
make. That means a business Of 500
Don, 900, If we average them at 500 each.
it is already the largest business of the
kind in existence. Read his advertise
ments
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-01-01

Materfamilias.-I don't think you
should kiss my daughter SO much even
If you are engaged to her.
Rukely-I kiss her on,y orce each
evening.
Materfamillas-Don't tell me such
stuff When l passed the parlor door ut
8 O'Clock. yon were kissing her, and
you We're kissing her when / passed at
10.
RaEely-I know Voc. lrt it was all
the same Kiss. New York Herald.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-20
CHEAPER SUGAR.
Tremendous Over-PrOductiOn OF Beet
Sugar in Europe Reduces Prices.

Tremendous Over-ProductiOn OF Beet
Sugar I'm Europe Reduces Prices.
In q special report to the State Depart
ment upon the production of German beet
root sugar, United States Consul Muth at
Magdeberg explains the persistence OF the
Germans in trying to secure the removal
Of our discriminating duty upon 1t. lie
elbows that even this small duty of lilo OF
q cent per pound means a great deal to the
Germans for the prosperity or vast IN
terests depends upon considerable ex-
t.nsion of their sugar market. He says
the German beet sugar industry Is passing
through q serious crisis. Ihere mas peeh
a great increase in production. from a.
,OO 600 hundredweight in 1923 to 2I,5Oo,oOo
b,.ndredweight in 1891. This year the
.cron will reach 36,O00OO0 hundredweignt.
Prices are falling below cost of production.
All but the largest factories 1ound the pal
ance on the wrong side. The present sea-
CON witnesses greater loss. The beet crop
was large and good and sugar is declining.
Reets cannot be grown for less than D LILO
marks per hundredweight, and the factories
now offer but 40 to 80 pfenngs. so the
ogriculturists also suffer. Germany must
6nd a market abroad this year for l,oVooU
hundredweight more sugar than she ex-
norted last year. Austria also has over
produced. The home consumption cannot
materially increase, even with lower prices
for sugar as the heavy internal revenue
tax of Is cents per pound will prevent
its rise in Germany as freely as In the
United States and Great Britain. The big
stock of sugar remaining on hand at the
end of this year will work havoc with
next years prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-20
HoNoRs TO MINISTER GRAY.
His Funeral Imposing by Military
Display of the Mexican Government.

Display of the Mexican Government.
The State Department has received an
account of the funeral of the late United
States Minister Gray in the City of Mexico
in the following telegram from our charge
Mr.. Butler:
"City Of Mexico February II. 1S95.-The
funeral Of Minister Gray, attended by hun
dreds Of the American colony and leading
Mexican citizens, under very moving condi-
tons, was also solemnized with military
honors rendered by the Mexican govern
ment. Mr.. Mariscal assured Consul Gen.
eral Crittenden and myself that Minister
Gray had received the highest military
honors ever accorded to a foreigner in
Mexico A guard Of honor sentineed the
remains last night, and troops escorted
them to the depot President Diaz, &C
companied by his cabinet, the personnel of
this legation, the United States consul gen.
eral and the entire diplomatic corps in full
uniform, walked to the railroad station, q
mile distant, through heat and dust, and
on its departure the funeral train was dis
missed with salute Of artillery. Minister
Mariscal and the other cabinet officers
loss to Mexico of such a staunch friend.
conveyed to the presidential party the ap-
preciative thanks of the bereaved family,
and the assurance that the graceful and
spontaneous courtesy Of the Mexican gov
eminent would endear 1t to the American
people and government"
Secretary Gresham has returned thanks
for this extraordinary manifestation of re-
spect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-20
My Baby

was a living skeleton; the doc.
tor said he was dying of Maras-
mus and Indigestion. At IS
months he weighed only seven
pounds. Nothing strengthened
or fattened him. 1 began using
SCOTS Emulsion of Cod-Ever
Oil with Hypophosphites, feed
ing it to him and rubbing it into
his body. He began to fatten
and is now a beautiful dimpled
boy. The Emulsion seemed to
supply the one thing needful.
Mrs. KENYON WILLIAMS,
May s1,1S94. Cave Springs, Ga.
Similar letters from other
mothers.
Don't 6epersuaded to accept substitute!
Scott & Bovine, NY. All Druggists. Soc and ST..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-20

James B. Gentry, the murderer Of Madge
Yorke, was found unconscious on a door
step at 33d street and Columbia avenue,
Philadelphia early this morning. He was
taken to a hospital where he regained
consciousness, admitted his identity and
crime and said he had stabbed himself
with suicidal intent.
The cruiser Minneapolis has arrived at
Newport, R. I. After the torpedo outfit
shall have been placed on board the vessel
will join Admiral Meade's squadron.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-20

Prof Doremus, in his analysis of cham
paenes, declares G. II. Mumm's Extra Dry
the purest and most wholesome. Its i'm
portations in 1894 aggregate SO,77S cases,
or A, 764 cases more than any other brand.
advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-20
Toilet Articles.

4Oc Cakes of Crown Crab Apple Bios
som Soap ........... 'ioc.
81 Grab Apple Blossom Toilet Water SOC.
CThe lowest price ever quoted for this
rare perfume)
81 Bulb Syringes. ............-....7 Tic.
81 bottles of Violet Toilet Water. Toe.
Contains the pure, natural scent of the
violet fowerD
81 bottles Rabiteau's yoilette Blanc
EXTRACT - '' FA.A"
"a rare perfume and q very rare price
for that perfume.)
SOC. size Queen Ann Cologne. ...... .42c.
DOC. Plnaud's Eau de Cologne. .89c.
Csc Whisk Brooms. ...............13 c.
Made out of the finest broom straw)
35c. jules French Face Powder. =. &c.
Sticks to the facets not affected by
perspiration.)
Juniper Tar Soap only. &c. cake.
zoe. and soc. Powder Puffs, beauti-
fully made. slightly damaged.
hardly noticeable. only. .21c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-20

The khedive signed a marriage contract
with his favorite slave yesterday In the
presence of the Egyptian ministers. This
act constitutes a marriage to the slave. and
there will be no public ceremony.