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The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-06-08
REvoLUTIoNIsTs MEET IN FLORIDA
Planning for a Sortie From the South Of
CharlestOn-A Master Stroke.

CharlestOn-A Master Stroke.
Jacksonville, Fla, June Ga special
to the Florida Citizen from Fernandina,
Fla, says:
1.-THE master stroke of the Cuban rev.
dictionary movement in this country
will occur within three days. The prin-
cipal leaders of the party in the United
States gathered at Jacksonville two
days ago, but yesterday afternoon they
quietly slipped over here, took carriages
and went to Ocean Beach, where they
stopped at the Strathmore hotel. From
an adjoining room the Citizen ccrre-
spOndent overheard the whole OF the
deliberations, which began at s p. M,
peared from the conversation, most Of
the expedition heretofore has gone from
San Domingo, but the board decided
that the next effort must be from the
south of Charleston. A fleet of light
draught vessels could go unnoticed
through the Bahama channel, and then
at night make short runs for the north
ern coast of Cuba.
1.-THE expedition is to be commanded
by Colonel Enrique Coallo Colonel
Coallo's small army is to be recruited
from the Cubans in the United States
and picked Americans from the south
ern states. Coallo is to land the ex-
petition at some point in the province
of Puerto Prince, where the forces col
lected by Gomez and Marti will CO.
operate and land in Cuba within 81
days"
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-06-08

some time ago. Ecuador has been in
a turbulent state for some time past
and much dissatisfaction was expressed
by the people generally at the conduct
Of the government. This was fomented
by the transfer of the celebrated Chilean
Cruiser Esmeralda from Chill to Japan,
under the cover of the Ecuadorean flag
early in the spring, and since that event
there have been several revolutionary
outbreaks eliminating in this last sue
cessful attempt to overthrow the govern
ment, for it is believed now Gualyalquil
and other principal coast cities have
fallen into the hands OF revolutionists,
their complete success will be only a
matter of a few days.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-06-08
NEED ONLY USE DUE DILIGENCE

Missouri Supreme Court Decides the
Duty Of Policy Holders Is Limited.
Jefferson City, Mo-, June 4.-The SUI
preme court today, in the suit Of
Meadows against the Mutual Life In
surance Company Of California for
$1,000 insurance, held that the insured
need only use diligence to prevent &C
cident or death, and that in the alb
sence Of positive evidence to the con-
trary the policy must be paid.
The court says the multiplicity Of
conditions exempting companies from
liability for accidents Of almost every
conceivable character is contrary to
equitable insurance.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-06-08

depot the Rock Island train was marked
"annullel," and the Burlington "indefi-
nitely postponed" The Julesburg train
was recorded six and one-half hours
late" and the Denver Pacific only
few minutes late, although a washout
Of so feet of track had been repaired
during the night near Pierce. The rain
fall prevailed everywhere.
ANOTHER WATERSPOUT.
Pierre, s. d., June ST. E. Phillips.
a rancher, 40 miles west Of here, re-
ports q waterspout in his section yes
terday. Much young stock was killed
and other damage done.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-06-08
EcUADoREAN REBELS VICTORIOUS
Have Captured Guayalquil and Other
Towns on the Coast.

Washington, June GA cablegram
dated at Guayalquil was received yes
terday. 1t reads as follows:
s.The insurgents have possession Of
the city Governor General Flores has
resigned Ignacio Robels, the liberal,
has been proclaimed military and civil
general. Everything is quiet at pres
ent. Communication with Quito by tele-
graph is interrupted"
The last statement explains why the
state department has heard nothing of
the progress of the revolution from
United States Minister Filman. who
should have arrived at his post at Quito
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-06-08
POISONED WHEAT DIDN'T MOVE HIM
Narrow Escape Of RitzviIle Rancher at
Spragne.

Sprague, June GA rancher from
Ritzville created considerable excite
ment in Astrop Brothers saloon this
morning by eating several handfuls of
poisoned wheat.
He was discovered in the act by
Blonde" Sorenson, who grabbed him
by the throat and made him spit out
what he had in his mouth, and then
rushed him across the street to a drug
store, where he was quickly fixed up.
The rancher was around town this af-
ternoon apparently none the worse for
his foolish experience of the morning
Mrs. 0. p. Fleming, the wife of pop
ular engineer, was buried this afternoon
from the Baptist church. The funeral
services were under the auspices of the
Ladies' Auxiliary of the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-06-08
Not the Right Man.

Washington, June GA telegram was
received here today by Chief Hazen of
the secret service bureau, stating that
the man arrested yesterday in Arizona
in the belief that he was Henry or Ha-
ley, charged with being implicated in
the theft of $4,000 in gold from the
Carson City mint, has satisfied the Of
ficers that he is not the man, and he
has been released.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-06-08
FOUND THE wAsHoUT THEY SOUGHT

And Now Out Of the Five Men on the
Engine, but One Is Living.
Omaha, Neb., June "a special to
the Bee from McCook, Neb., says:
About o'clock last night while search
ing for washouts between Edison and
Oxford the engine on the repair train
plunged into washout about two miles
from Edison, and of the five men on
the engine four were killed. The names
Of the dead are:
b. v. Haley. roadmaster.
Frank Jeffries, engineer
Samuel Mundy, conductor.
C. G. Rowell, fireman.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-06-08
TIMES IMPROVING IN AUSTRALIA

Governor Buxton LOngratulates the Par.
lament at Adelaide, $. A.
Adelaide, S. A., June 6.-At the open
ing of parliament today the governor,
Sir Thomas B. Buxton, congratulated
the members upon the improving pros
poets of the colony Of South Australia.
He added that the price of wheat,
copper, wool and silver had risen and
that trade generally was improving.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-06-08
Cylinder Head Broken.

New York, June 3.-The Anchor line
steamer Furnessia from Glasgow was
sighted south of Fire island today. She
had in tow the British steamer Enchan-
tress from Mediterranean ports for New
York. La Bourgogne, which arrived
yesterday from Havre. reported having
sighted the Enchantress at TAO, June
l. Off Nantucket with a cylinder head
broken.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-06-08
Killed in a Railroad Wreck.

Shamokin, Penn, June 6.-Elwood
Nicer, the engineer, Elias Bolts, the
conductor, and William Kleoss, fire.
man, on a freight train on the Reading
railway were instantly killed this morn
ing in a wreck near Locustdale.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-06-08
COULD RUN IT WHEN HE TRIED
Boise Authorities Successfully Tame a
Bold, Bad Man.

Boise, Idaho, June 6-Jack Jolly, for
merly city marshal Of Butte, Mont,
got himself tangled up with the police
here today. He has been manifesting
disposition to run things. This after
noon in Joe Kinney's saloon, he drew
a revolver on the proprietor
The latter disarmed him before he
could use the weapon, and he is now
in Jail.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-06-08
Bank President Seriously Injured.

New York. June 6.-Robert Stuart,
president of the American Exchange
National bank, was thrown from his
horse in Washington Park. The skull
was fractured and he is still uncon-
scious, but the doctors are hopeful of
his recovery.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-06-08
c,oudburst in the Black Forest.

Stuttgart, June 6.-There was a ire
mendous cloudburst yesterday evening
over the Wortemburg portion of the
Black Forest district. The river Eyach
OVERLOOKED and many houses were
swept away. Thirty lives were lost.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-06-08
GOT OFFICE WITHOUT SEEKING IT
Indian Agent Who win BE Great
Curiosity Out Here

Washington, June 5.-John C. Keenan,
of Indianapolis, who has been employed
at the Kaw sub-agency in Oklahoma.
has been appointed agent at Neah Bay,
Wash.
He has been in the service five years
and was promoted without any request
from him, solely as recognition Of his
efficiency and reliability.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-06-08
Sheep Men Back Down.

Cheyenne, Wyo., June 6.-Edwards,
the Rock Springs sheepman, has gone
to Salt Lake City. His friends say he
has given up the plan of driving his
sheep across Colorado in opposition to
the wishes of the cattlemen of Routt
county.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-06-08
Ex.president Harrison In Philadelphia.

New York, June 6.-Ex-President Har-
rison left for Philadelphia today. He
will be the guest of ex-Postmaster Gen
eral Wanamaker for the day. He ex-
poets to reach Indianapolis Saturday
night.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-06-08

Was a Prominent MasOn's Wife. eRN
Olympia, June 5.-Mrs. Harmed, wife
of B. r. Harmed, treasurer Of the grand
lodge OF Masons for the state Of Wash
ington, died this morning. aged IS years.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-10
Deutfdsamerifaniides Kodbud.

S6cn felt Idngerer 3eit erbielten mir
aus unierem 2eierfrets Dielfab Nnfrassn
no6 etnem suten, praftii6 berfaBten unb
beritdnbli6en &obbub, mic es ia FIR ieben
6ausbalt taft unentbebrLt9 geporoen TT.
Nusgeben6 BON benz @runbiabe, baB 6as
Bette f6lieBli6 bod immer bas 8tuisits
lift, baben mir nad iOrsfaltiger Nuswabl
etnem Bud BEN 8orsus seseben, baS it9
fir ieben 6ausbalt, 9leidptel auf tpel9em
SUB er sefiibrt miro, ais bur6aus 5peds
mdBig e~rtpieien bat. 9as 8u6 lit bon
elmer 6eutiben 6ausfrau auf @rInb lan97
iGDriger grfabrung nit beionberer 8erud>
ii6tigung unlerer ameritanti6en gerbdltz
niiie perfaBt. Gs entbdIt iber 1900 Ste
cepte, beren ie6eS praftti9 erprobt tit. 9as
@ert lit auBerbem nit tpeiBen 8lGttern
bur6i6oiien, 10 baB ie6e 6ausfrau in Der
Sage lit, neue &ecepte binsusufigen ober
bic Dorbanbencn na6 ibren @rfabrun9en 81
ergGn3en. Gin neutrality-suspicious. Snbaltss
peraei6niB erIei6tert bas Na6i6lagen unb
Nufftnben erbeblib. uniere Qbrnnenten
fonncn 6ieies 8u6 gebunben un6 portofret
gegen @tnienbung BON Is Gents bon uns
be3ieben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-10

li16en 8if9of bon Chicago gu elmer Sir
perf9aft itempeln, einaig 81 benz 3neds
bamit er @runbeigentbum fir tpobltbdtig
unb r%eligiDie 3nede anne6men unb batter
fam, nuroe pom Nusi9uB fir Gin:
FINITE empfe6lenb an bas 5aus beri9tet
Sn ueberetn Thinning nit einem Sc.
If9luB, Der republtfanif9en 5ibrer
Der in elmer informelen @onferen3 &C.
faBt purbe, iteGte S3iemann ben Intrag
bic 8iQ an ben Graiebungsausi4uB 5uriiG'
3uperpei1en. Ser Mntrag puroe obne Sin:
iparo angenommen.
Merriam mar abtpeienb, als bas 9ef3dh
&ur3 barauf fam er in bic Sibung unb pal
natiirlt9 febr e%ntriiitet iiber ben 8eriu6
feline Sin, tpie er lt9 ausbriidte, an Bit
Wanb gu briiden.
Isle f0nnen gerabe 70 gut berlu9en, Elm
@rbbeben gu unterbriiden, pie meine Bill"
fagte er in einem Gefprd9e. rWenn Die
6einbe biefer 8orlage Denfen, lie lei tobt,
neil fe an ben Gr5iebungsausf9uB perz
lpieien lit, 70 1inb fie bebeutenb auf Dem
9ol5tpege. Ser Musi9uB ion fie i9on Be.
ratben, eiinIttg pber ungiinitig.
Mas Die 8or3iige Der Bill betrtfft, 10
niin19e tb gu Iagen, baB i9 tie ni9t einge@
ret9t babe, Inn Die tatbolt9e Stride 81 be-
fGmpfen, 1onbern Inn al berbinoern, baB
Elm Mann cine fDl9e ungebenre Wfenge
@tgentbum contrpuirt, tpie es ieBt Die er To-
t6olif9e 8if9of tbut fraft Der 9efeBe, beren
Wiberrufung i9 an1trebe. Meine 8ia 1T
gan5 i'm SSntere7e Der groben W}afie Der
&atboltfen, unb biele electromagnetic 8a=
tbolifen btIigen ite.
Sd piinf9e Die1es @tgent6um aus Der
6anb biefes 8ii9ofs gu nebmen unb es in
bic 6dnbe Der berI9tebenen @emeinben 5u
geben, benen es BON Ne9tstpegen geb0rt,
Sd fibre feinen leftirerif9en &dmpf. SD
piirbe ebenfo febr gegen Elm 9efeB fem, tpel=
DIES einen Metbpbtiten : 8iI9Of ober einen
boben Wiirbentrdger irgenb elmer anberen
Stride in ben @tanb feBt, cine 1pl9e Maf1e
@tgentbum gu be5tBen. Sd battle bic Sin
fir febr pi9tig fir Die gefammte 8epOlfez
rung."
Senator Palmer ibcr ole nIiinseonpentiou.
Senator Sobn 8. Palmer 1T NIT benz
8erfabren bes bemofratii9en Central
Gomite's, npnd6 am 4. Stunt III Der
Staats6auptitobt cine M~iin3conbs1tion ub=
gebalten tperben 1o4, bur1aus nt9t einherz
T~tdnben. @r erflGrt, bic 8epegung lei cine
u~nberninftige uno entfpre3e in tetner Wetie
ben &nfi9ten Der Sainoiier 9emotrutte.
Die BIatternfenbe.
@efretGr Scott BON StaatsgeIunbbetts=
rut6e lit bon elmer Snipeftionsreiie
mad ben BON ben 8lattern bur91eu9ten
@tGbten i'm 1iibli9en SGinois 5uriidgefebrt,
SIN S6apneetoipn fanb er IA 8fatterntrante,
BON benen Die metiten Neger tparen. N1e
paren auf einem 8oDte i'm Sbio in Quaz
rantGne gebrabt. Die &ranfbeit mar BON
einem f~arbigen Sedarbeiter aus ct. 2outs
bort6in berf9leppt pDrben. Or. Scott IOrgte
fir cine alleemeine Smpfung Der 8epobner
Der @tabt, ba befiir9tet pirb, baB Die Seu9e
ii9 peiterperbreitet. Ser 0oftor bat Qua=
rantGre gegen Sbapneetopn an puntten
lungs Der 2ouisbille unb ~gtaibbile @tfen=
balm erri9tet. 9ieielbe nirb an ieber Sta
ton BON bepaffneten Wd4tern ftrengftens
bur9gefubrt. Sn Mattpon paren ie9sSdas,
bic iGmmtli9 bur4 Quarantdne abgei9loiz
fen paren, 70 baB baIelbit fem 9runb our
@eiorgniB borbanoen TT.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-10
RnIftfTa1ea.
Dos Oberbunoeseeridt uro ole Ginfommenz
Gtcuer

Steuer.
Oas Sbsrbunbesgeri9t Fat bic Snt=
f9eibung abgeseben, bab bas Ginfommcn=
fteuergefeb, iOpeit bafelbe Die 8eteuerung
Der @infiinfte aus 8ermietbung urb 8erz
pa9tung BON 9runbeigentbum unb bic 8e=
iteuerung bon @tabtz, County unb @taatsz
f9ulbf9einen betrifft, Derfafungslpibrig
lit.
8eaiigGi9 Der iibrigen 8eitimmungen bes
@e5eBes berrf9te Stimmenglei9bett, uuD
ba Die @nti9eibung Der unteren Geri6tsbe=
b0rbe bas @infommenf teuergefeB fir berz
fai5ungsmdBig erfldrte, 10 bebdlt bai1elbe
nit Musnobme Der pben ertDG6nten 8eiti;:t<
mungen feline @iiltigfeit.
Sberri9ter Suffer Derlas bic gntI6eiz
bung in @%egentpart elmer Der gr0Bten 8tr<
Iammlungen; bic ie i'm 9eri9tsiaale gus
1ammengetommen lin0.
Sm Gingange er1pd6nte er bic bonn Nn.
malt beg NppeQanten bDrgebra9ten Gin
pGnbe gegen bas GeieB, nGmli9:
l., bab bic Ncte cine birefte Steuer foz
pobl auf 9runbetgentbum, Miet1elt,
@9ulbi9eine unb profite als auf bas Sim
fommen unb bic Brpfite bon perfOnli@em
Gigentbum lege, baB btefe Steuer ntbt na9
8erbGltntB bertbeilt lei unb IDmit cine Ser
leBung bon paragropb 2 bes eritsn Nrtitels
Der @erfaiTung p~orliege;
g., baB bas @sieb, tpenn es audi nirfIi9
feline birefte Gteuer %auflege, troBbem per@
fa17ungspibrig lei, neil feline 8eItim=
mungen ni9t bic glei9en Ieien in ben garz
sen Ser. Staaten unb ni9t iiberaQ nit berz
felben &raft unb Wtrf1amfeit auf Die 8e=
~iteuerunasfraft our Nntpenbung tGmen;
ober neil es Musnabmen gu @unften BON
Snbipibuen unb 9eI9Gftstbeilbabern maGe,
tpd6renb es &Orperf6aften, Die G6nli9cs,
aug glei9em @igentbum unb Mertben gez
tppnnenes ginfommen befGBen, iebe Nus=
ndbme bertpeigere, uno neil es anbere Nltsz
nabmen unb llnglei9betten geftatte, bic i'm
Wtoerfpru ftGnben nit garagrapb 8 bes
eriten 4rtifels Der 8erfafung;
g., baB bic Mcte Gtnfommen BON Q(ct:en
unb S9ulb19einen bon Staten Der Union
unb in ibnen liegenben Counties unb
Stdbten nt9t bon Der Steuer ausneGme,
tpel9e 4ctien unb S@ulbI 6eine pom Con-
greb nt9t be1teuert tperben f0nnten. Dos
@infommen BON iolden Si9er6eitcn in ben
Ser. Staten betrGge iiber S65, 900, 900 per
Sabr unb bic idbrIi9e acknowledgements
fteuer boDOn lpirbe iia ouF $4,000 Dr.
LAUREN.
Ser SberrtAter nobm Damn Die in ge.
tra9t fommenoen 8erfa7ungsfragen ogI
uno berbreitete ii6 bariiber, DOB Die Ser
%failung ber6dltniBrdbt3e Gertbeilung liz
retter Steuern uno lle6ereintimmung 6ei
ben Snlanb @teuern unb %@infubr50Qea
forbere.
Weiter fpra9 er iiber bic 8eiteuerung bun
Miet6en uno iiber Die 5rage Der bireftsr
Stsuern, ipie fe CUR 3eit, no Die 8erfaf=
lung entitono, ongefe4en tpurOe. Die Ser
fa{er oer. Gpn ftitutton, iagte er, ieien mil
Der Gegterung Der &plonien uno Der euro
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-10

i6ner ~erfranften &ronprtn3en, ietne
Bauobine 8ismarG un6 WoItte,
lotpie feline 2eibdr3te beriammelt.
Sir ieben 0eutiben pirb biele ses
treue 9ariteuung bes 9roBten gc>
i6ibtIicben greigniiies na6 Der
@rinbung oeS neuen &et3es elm
tDertbes @ebenfblatt ietn an ben
Selbenfaiier 8arbablanca.
9ti6t gu 8rdmien berebtigte Qbonnen
fen f0nnen iebes Ser oben ongefubrten 8n1
her Ober 8ilber segen @inieNouns bon 80
Gents beaieben.
Die Quittung fir etn9ef6idtes @eGb ers
foIst auf Dem fIeinen gelben 3ettel bnrct
gerGnberung bes Mouats un6 Der Sabress
;abl.
8riefe un6 @eI6er o6refitre n an
ILLINOIS STAATSZEITUNG CO.,
CHICAGO.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-10
: 1tnIere GprreTponbenten unb M1snts

= l1niere @Orrefponbenten unb MJ2ntsn
be1u9en bic foGgenben @taaten:
SEER Paul Sriebel ben Staat Soma.
9err Sreb S9erf bic Staaten @isconfin
uub Mi9igan.
9err 5rtb @rreb bic Staten Miifouri,
@rtanfas, Seras unb bas Snbtanec>gerrt>
tprium.
9err 8. S9pars ben Stat SGinDis.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-10
unfere meItausiteuuno.

9tefes 9ru6tpert tit fertig gum Ser
Tanbt. Wir eriu9en bic 2eIer, Del6e basz
1elbe piinf9en, tbren 8eitenungen glei9 ben
@elbbetrag bei5ufigen, ba bur9 ba5 s. ..
9.z@erfabren bic Soften fir ben 8erleger
betrd9tli9 erbDbt unb bic 8efDrDerung pecz
Iangiamt pirb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-10
mdruuno.

t~1nferen Nbonnenten, borne6mGi6 in Ga
@aGe, ST., unb 9eru, ST., our Na@ri4t,
baB Sitbor Stod in Ga Safe, ST., in teiner
8erbinbung nit %unferer 3eitung fsbt unb
besbaIb audi ntdt bere9tigt 1T, @elber pber
8e1teQungen fir uns anSune6men.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-10
aus Ser 4tnntabn11ptItnnt.
Die 6eiekaebnnd.

9ie Sin Miaer's (Goof), CUR Nesetunq
Der @rtbeilung bon gerebtfamen unb Prt=
pilegien bur9 @tdbte, S0rfer unb incorpo=
rirte Sptpns, fpurbe BON Reebles aufgerufer
unb riidte our britten 2efung Dor.
sic berbietet benz Stabtratb, bic @ere6t.
fome CUR 2egung pOn @asrO6ren ober @pan=
nunq BON eleftriI9en 9i@tzOrdbten in @tra=
Zen gu ertbeilen, ausgenommen auf @runf
elmer 9etition Der 2anoeigentbiimer, oil
mebr als bic 9dlfte Der Sront Der 9aus=
q~epierte pertreten, on tpel9en Die GO5ren &C.
leqt ooer bic 9rdbte ge3osen perben iouen
merriam's 2lnti=K atholifen=Siu
Merriam's Sin CUR @tberrufung Del
Ncte bon 1915 unb 1861, tpel9e ben tGtbo,
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-11-08
Judge Smiths Work at Flint.

The Flint papers all speak highly Of Judge
Smiths work In trying the Gotshall insur-
ance case, which resulted in a disagreement
of the jury after being out "a hours. The
News says:
Judge Smith, of Owosso, will long re-
member his first jury trial, which was taken
up in the circuit Monday. October 81, at
4:3O p. M, the jury retiring at O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. The people of Gene
see county will long remember 1t as the
longest. hardest fought and one of the most
important cases ever tried In the circuit,
more persons being affected by the result
than by the determination of a jury in any
civil case In the couDty's history heretofore
tried.
Judge Smith presided with dignity and
patience during the long and wearisome
trial, and no allegation of unfalrness In his
rulings can be truthfully charged against
him. He allowed considerable latitude In
Introduction of the testimony, his sole OBJ
ject being that the jury by full and fair
knowledge of all the facts and circumstan-
ces surrounding the case might be the bet
ter informed In the consideration OF their
verdict. Thirty-two witnesses were sworn
By plaintiff and 80 by defendant, and emf
nent. counsel was engaged on both sides.
The cost of the trial to both sides will, 1t Is
stated, be In the neighborhood OF 1000.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-11-08

10, 600 yards All Silk, Satin and Gros
Grain Ribbon, Nos.9 IL, and 10, at. lOc
so dozen Ladies' full size Bingham
Aprons, all color checks. at. .13c
Ladies' White Corded Muslin Aprons lac
Ladies' White Muslin (open work.
Aprons .14c
Ladies' White Muslin Aprons, Satin
Stripes. .15c
Ladies' White Embroidered Muslin
Aprons .25c
Ladies' Fine White Muslin Aprons,
Hemstitched Hem. ............... 25c
Ladies' Fine White Embroidered
India Linen Aprons at, .......... .5Oc
Ladies' very fine White Tucked India
Linen Aprons, Hemstitched Hem. soc
500 dozen Ladies' White, also colored
Border, Hemstitched Handker-
100 dozen Mems White and Colored
Border Handkerchief at. 49,. SC
80 dozen Mems White and Colored
Border Handkerchief at 10, or 3
100 dozen Mems Natural and Tan
Wool Socks at 15c, or 2 pairs for. .25c
Extra value in Mems Wool Socks,
Notified and Black, at. Csc
80 dozen Ladies' Black Cashmere
Hose, plain and ribbed, best of
value, at 'Soc
We also show the finest Cashmere
Hose ever sold in Michigan for the
money ..I............... QUO
We positively have more Warm
Underwear than all other stores
i'm Owosso combined.
Children's Knit Underwear starting
at ................ &c per garment.
Ladies' Knit Underwear starting at
25c per garment.
Mems Knit Underwear starting at
soc per garment.
We buy all these goods from the manu-
facturers direct which enables us to
undersell them all.
We want to see every Lady in this
vicinity who intends buying Jacket
or Cape this year. We have the larg-
est stock of NEW goods in the city
and we are selling them at special
low prices.
SATURDAY,, NOV. 2,
25c Wire Buckle Suspenders. ....... &c
SOC French Web 60 .23c
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-11-08
Cheap Rates to Cotton States and Interna'
tional Exposition at Atlanta, Ga.

The Detroit, Grand Haven and Milwan-
kee Ry are now offering cheap rates to At
Ianta, Ca, for the Great Cotton State and
international Exposition. They have two
classes of rates. one of which is good for 20
DAYS and the other rate good to come back
until January 9TH, 1896. They have some
half dozen different routes over which they
can ticket, either via Detroit, Toledo and
Cincinnati or via Detroit, Toledo and Col
lumbus. The rate from Owosso Is S25.70
for 90 day tickets and S35 for tickets good
to come back until the 9TH of January. For
information apply to all agents of this COM
pany or send for circulars to Ben. Fletcher,
Travelling Passenger Agent, Detroit.