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Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1895-04-12

The formal announcement OF line
of steamships TO ply between Fernan-
dina and Hamburg has appeared.
Mention of this line of steamers has
already been made. The first vessel
of the line to leave Fernandins is to
he the British steamship Kingsdale,
of 1924 tons register, which is an
nounced to sail on the 18th. Freights
and passengers are being solicited for
it, and it is said that, if the line is
able to draw sufficient business to war
rant it, semi-monthly service will I've
inaugursted speedily, with a weekly
service later on. Barber & Co., of
New York, are pushing the venture,
and much is hoped from it for Fernan-
dina.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1895-04-12
CONFEnERATE YETERANS.

Innocent III exercised the greatest temporal
power of any of the pOpes.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1895-04-12

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrupfor children
tPethinE. SOftens the gums, reduces lnAamtna-
ton. allavs pain cures wind collie. D.. n hottla
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1895-04-12
BAPTIsTs IN WASHINGTON
Southern BapIIsIs WIN Go by Southern
Railway to the Annual Convention
In 11nV

The Southern Baptist Convention Is great
convention. and the Southern Railway Is n
great railway. From NIL principal points In
the entire South round trip tickets VIII ne sold
via the Southern Railway tn Washington and
return, at rate Of one fare for the round trip,
The Southern Railway i the only railroad
from the South enter ny Washington.
II Il the only railway which has three daily
through trains from the South 10 Washing
ton, Including the finest train in the South,
The Vestibule1 Limited"
The Southern Railway is the only railway
which has its general offices in WASHINGTON.
And remember that the return schedules
by the Piedmont Air Line" Southern Raft
way, are as good aS the going SCHEDULES.
For full information communicate with any
agent Of this great system.
PisO's Cure Is the medicine 10 break up hi
dren's Coughs and COdS.-Mrs. NJ. q. BLUNT.
Oh.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1895-04-12

DT. KilmeT's SWAMP ROOT cures
AL Kidney and Bladder troubles
Pamphlet and Consultation free.
Laboratory Binghamton. y. \.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1895-04-12

II you are troubled with malaria, constipa-
ton, bi'iOusness, kidney trouble or dyspep-
tia, Of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, and it
will be speedily forthcoming. Nervousness,
loss of appetite and sleep, and a loss of vigor,
are also remedied by this restorative. Ply
siCians of eminence indorsc il, a valuable con-
firmatiOn of the verdict of the people and the
press. Take il regularly.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1895-04-12

A dispatch from Washington an
nOunces that the United States SUI
preme court has decided the suit of J.
81. Oolvin versus the city of Jackson
wills in favor of the city. This was
appealed to that tribunal from the de-
cision of Judge Locke. which WAS that
he had no jurisdiction inasmuch as
Colyin had not shown that he had a
sufficient amount Of property involved
to invoke the jurisdiction of that
court. The suit was begun over a
year ago by J. II. Colvin and others
who won for themselves the name
"Obstructionists," obstruction appear
ing TO be the motive rather than any
other, although they claimed that it
was done for the purpose of testing"
the validity of the $500, 900 Of bonds
authorized by the city to be issued.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1895-04-12

Tobacco so effects the brain that in many
Instances it almost Teuders one unconscious.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1895-04-12

Governor Mitchell. in his message
to the legislature, pays his respects to
the pugilists, and recommends that
prize-fights and glove contests be made
felonies, and that it be made a felony
to attend and abet or bet on such
fights. While protesting his ignorance
of the existence of the Port Tampa
lottery business, except from hearsay,
the governor recommends the passage
of a law that will "clear that institu-
ton out of the. state, if here" and
prevent the location of others. He
also suggests that when official bonds
become worthless, new bonds be re-
quired, and the repeal of the law which
permits land sold for taxes to be re-
deemed from any other official than
the comptroller. .
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1895-04-12
Eclectic. Ala.

Eclectic. Ala.
know TettPrine 10 he a radical cure for
letter. Salt Itheum, EcZemI and q kindred
di5-a-c5 If the Skin and Soap. | never pre-
scribr anything else ia all skin troubles. NJ.
=. Fielder. VI. ID. Sent nv mail for JOc in
stamp. J. Z. Shuptrine. Savannah; Cia.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-14

@tr iinb iett in ben Talten, uno 'oa
mag es ansebra@t iein, 3u betra@ten,
.pel9en uripruns bic ueri@iebenen 8es
nennunsen Der aus NnlaB oes 8esinns
Der GaFenseit tattfiubenben GeitIi@teis
ten baben.
Das Bort rGai@ins" bdnst NIT
Taitna9t (bsm Worabeno Der Gai&inss
getty nidt 3uiammen, ionoeru tommt
uon rfaien", b. !. faieln, Soften treis
ben, alto gang i'm @eseniat gu benz
enslii9en BuBetbun unb gei@teb0ren,
'f9 Der Quit biuseben. @dbrenb man
in England ii@ oreiBis Gage lang aui
bic Taiten;eit bur@ 6rOmmisteit uors
bereitete unb nur in ben letten Easen
ii@ nod einmal orbentli@ austobte,
fling man auf bent Teitlanbe nit ben
Nuitbarteiten i9on uiel fraber an unb
bieB bieie 3eit bic @arnepals> ober
Gai@inss3eit, bic iebo@ ie mad ber @es
senb BON tiirSerer ODER lanserer Dauer
mar. @e,uobnli9 pirb bic 3eit uon
Dreit0nisen (e. Sanuar) Bis 3um Mi@>
ermittwo@ ais bic &arneualsSeit betra@>
tet, aber icsar in Stalien 1T Der @arnes
pal ni@t iiberau uou slei@er Dauer.
go besinnt er in 0enebis bereits am
ct. Stepbanstas (26. DeSember), in
@om aber elf Gage uor Mi@ermittwo@
unb mirb in Wtai(anb gar Bis gum ers
iten Taitenionntas forteeiett. Sn Spas
nieu besinnt er auf ct. Sebaitian go.
Sanuar), am &bein aber unb in Glib
beuti@lanb, Oenerrei@, Grantrei@ unb
Belsien bei9rdntt er ii& auf bic 8o@e
Dor Mi@ermittmo@. Sn Qmerita bat
Der Mummeni@an3 lit Stem Orleans
unb Mempbis unter ueri@ieoenen Mamen
cine 9eimatb sefunoen, 10 in Stem Or
leans ais Mardi gras Getter Dienitas,
T(eii9tas) - mie in paris oer l1m3us
zines fetten O@ien, bes Boeuf gras,
Der, nit uersolbeten 96rnern unb nit
bunten 8dnbern berausseputt, unter
8e9leituns uon auerlei Masten 3ur
S9la4tbant sefibrt mirb, ber @lan3>
puntt oes &arneuals 1T, slei@iam um
bas an3ubeuten, mas in benz 8orte
&arnepal (carne vale) - Gleii@, lebe
,uobl! - liest.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-14

Ser ; Minneapolis Treie preHes
!9erolb" i@reibt: Den ri@le@ten" 3eie
ten @e@nuns trasenb, baben nunmebr
aud bic MiQiondr Gisentbimer ees
piusburp>@ ibburnsN Nablenipitems ei>
ne 9erabi ieeuns Der 2Obne ibrer Irbeiter
porsenommen. IS merbeu bemsemab
bon bieier Wo9e an bic Pader itatt
$2.75 MIR 50. SO per Sag erbalten. Oie
Maseler iinb bon 1925 auf sl.9o ber>
ab9elett morben, bic Seler bon $l.75
auf $l.5O uirp. Bie uiel 1T aber mobl
benz @eneral>Wtanaser bes 9roBen @es
i@afts, Germ 6. q. piqsburp, ielber,
benz bod 1uabrli@ ni&ts absebt, oer aud
obne @ebalt riu BULGE iubilo" leben
tSnnte, BON ieinem sroBen 9obne abses
amadt morben? - @ir 9lauben teine,
Gent. ga Bauer, bas 1T ia aud gang
mas anber's! Sollte bic Nieoerlase
r9onorable" @aibburns am Gnbe et>
mas NIT Der Yobnberabietuns iener at:
men Geufel ;u tbun bobeu?2
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-14
Gin aukerit uerweseuer Bantraub.

Gin duberit uermesener Bantraub.
abnli9 mie ber pon ben Oounser Brotbs
ers Dor Sabreu in @ortbielb in bieiem
Staat ueriibte, ,uurbe lesten Weittmod
in benz etma sw6lf Meilen BON Des
Moines in Soma beleseuen Stdbt@en
Mbel aussefiibrt. 3pei Banbiten tras
ten tur3 uor neun l1br an ienem Gage
in bic bort,se Staatsbant uno uerlanss
ten uon bem &aiirer, g. ~. 2ea@,
aQes @elb, bas f@ in Der Bant befn:
be, aussuliefern. Gait in ielben Musens
Bid feuerte elmer Der 0tauber einen
S@uB auf 2ea@ ab, ber bieien in bic
S9ulter traf, berielbe Bate jebo4 nod
@eiitessesenuart senus bliei@nea eine
S@ublabe, lit Der ii@ etma $4,000 be:
fanoen, in bas &a6ensewOlbe gu uerfen
unb be6en eiierne Ebire 3u3ui@lasen,
morauf er obuma@tis 3uiammenbra4.
@iner Der &duber feuerts nod einen
smeiten S9uB auf benz ant 8ooeu lies
senben Gaiiirer ab, raffte bann a0es
@elb, pel@es er bobbaft nerben tonnte,
3uiammen unb itedte es in etnen mit9e:
bradbten @ad unb bewertiteliqte ais:
bann nit leinem @efdbrten bic Tlu@1
aus benz Stabt@en. sic murbeu IN:
oeB uon ben tu:@ bic S9uiIe aIarmir:
ten 8emobner bes 9lates uerfolst uni
einsebolt unb na@ einem bartnddiser
&f murbe ber cine @duber eri9oder
uno ber 3weite sefansen senommen.
8ei ben iomobl inn Stdot@en ielbit als
auf ber Tlu@t itattfinbenben &I
muroen mebrere 8ur9er uermunoet
Der eri9oiene Bantrauber wurbe ale
Elm semiHer >. g. Biltins, ber eri1
tiirSli@ aus benz Minneiotaer 3u@t:
baus 3u Stiumater, NO er brei Sabr'
mesen @roBbiebfabls einseiperrt mar,
ertannt. Der 3weite, Elm nod MIDI
neuen3ebn Sabre alter Buri@e, siebt an,
uon Griterem our@ Drobunsen sur Gba'
se;uunsen morben ;u iein.
E. .- .
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-14
.Demtid)er 8utter: Galat.

&ein @cmiiie betam i@ auf meiner
&eiie in Deutidlano lebten CONNER 10
oft als SuttersSalat. Sn alen 0fes
|tourationen ober @aitbauiern, es madt
ni9ts 3ur Sa@e, Oh i'd III Berlin
ooer Darmitabt, lit Grfubrt ooer Nfilnz
deu, &Sln ODER @tuttsart, til D0rfern
ober be; Bauern ipeiite, iiberaQ betam
i'd oiele beutide Delitateie- BUTTER
Salat. E'.
az 9err Saljer ienoet portofrei 80
padete fruber @emiiie iie>Samen, 9en's
fit cine Tamilie. nad gmpfans uon 81.
90 lie bieie Noti5 ausidnei<
ben unb NIT 10 g.. Wriefmarten an
Sobn ". Sal3er Seeb Co., IA Gro lie.
@is., ienben, i@iden mir Sbnen frei
elm Padet bieies berrli9en Salat's uno
Sal5er's beuti9en Ratalos.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-14
et1tentarb ette1t.

Bon ebt an perbe id ,pieber ale Mrten uo,i 3ement
arbeen eineri Oh In &ontrat beim Sag Ibernebs
men. Die beten Sorten Cement Inb itets burd Mid ju
be3ieben. @er rsero etpas In bieer Yinie ,ui.t.@t
tbut gut, wenn bel mir uorprit. sSir CUTE Mrbett
usro sarantirt.
gde States u. &orbitr.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-14
JOS. A. ECkSTE|N,
@edtsantpalt ,t,to Notar,

Nem l1lm 2Ittnn.
Belonbere Mufmertlamteit miro ben Ser
hanblun9en in, Waiien9eri9t probate
Court) pou 0rorun lr,b 9Sicollet County 9e=.
uibnet. - geiibtitel 1uerben nnterlu9t uno
uerpoujtGubi9t.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-14

Die st. pauler y v0olts;eituns, elm
ionit gut bemotratii@es 8latt, mibmet
Dem am 4. Mdrs ielis enti@latenen So.
@onsreB ben folsenben bumoriitii@en
Na@ruf:
l1nb als bas @l0dlein 3m0lfe f9lug,
Da batte Sntel Gam 9enus.
Da ipra@ er gum GonsreB nit biuer>
fen betannten unb unbetannten Di4tern,
.uie fol9t:
Seet bats aber sei@eQt, = "
Mnton, ted' ben Desen elm. =
6inaus in bic Terne -
Sort muBt Du, Define l1br lit abse>
laufen -
0faus ba, raus ba, raus oa aus benz
9aus ba. 49,.
Nber Dein S4eibeu n,a@t,
Dag mir bas Serge la@t. =
S9nlr' Dein Binbel nun gum Wan>
bern. -
&ebre ME gu uns 3uriid.
@eb' Du re9tsudrts, lag mid lints>
tudrts sebn.
Cantus ex est.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-14
0eruttf@teS.

Sn Ybilabelpbia, pa., 1T ber lette
bet l1eberlebenben pon @eneral Gam
6ouiton's Mrmee aus benz teranil9en
llnabbdnsisteitstries, William 6. Mur>
pby, i'm Mlter pon IS Sabren seitorben.
gr mur elmer ber a@t3is Griten, wel@e
in oreitdsisem @efe&t bas Nlamo nabs
men. Mus bieiem @efe@t febrten nur a@t
Mann lebenb 3uriid, ber 0teit wurbe
n,ebersema@t.
Die en9lii@e 0eesieruns bat in
aQer 5tiQe cine pi@tise @eform uorse>
nommen. Ma9bem in ben bem &riesss
miniterium unb ber Momlralitdt unter>
iteuten Nrienalen bic U0@entli&e Mrs
beits3eit i@on lettes syabr auf a4tunos
uier3is Stunben reoucirt woroen 1T, bat
nun aud bas poNbepartement ben Mr>
beitern ieiner @ertitdtten fiir 9eritel>
lung uon telesrapbii&en Npparoten in
Mount pleaiant uno !0oQomap ben
a9tltiinoi9en Irbeitstas freimillis se>
mabrt unb 3war obne 2obnab3us. Der
Departements>Gbef pertiinbiste bic frobe
Boti4aft peri0nli4 il, ben beiben Ta>
briten.
Anna @oul B 1T iett cine e@te
fransoiii@e @rdfin, unb bic Greiie mar
eifrisit bemiibt, bic 8elt 1T Mnna's
Toilette>@e @ebeimniiie ein3umeiben. l1nb
10 mas nennt ii@ &epublit! @elo re:
giert bic @elt, unb wenn Tonte 0icto>
ria eine ibrer Gntelinnen sliidli6 an
ben Mann brinst, bann fdQt es teiner
Qonooner 2eituns elm, iid bamit gu be-
| I4aftisen, uer ber Braut bic @9ube
liefert, uer ibr bic Moben ma9t, unb
Bel mem iie ibre Spiten fault. 6ier
aber trieb man es 10 melt, oaB cine 3ei>
tun9 einem ibrer Mnseitellten ben ebrens
ben Muitraa 3utommen lieB, elmer anoe>
ren 3eituns ein Glide 81 entwenben,
um nur in ber Gage gu iein, ais Grite
ibren 2eiern i'm Biloe uor;ufabre", ,uie
bas Brauttleib Mnna @oulb's eisentli9
ausfebt. go melt 1T IS nit ber Trei>
beit ber Yre6e setommen! Das Wolt
aber nabm sr0Beres Sntereie an benz
DiebnabI fremben 3eitunsseisentbums,
als an ben S4iloerunsen ber Annd
@oulb'i@en S@lofr0de. .-ptatt. poi).
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-14
Mderbau>S etretdr M orton
lat 8eridte iber bic fortmGhreno ltets

bat Beri4te iiber bic fortmdbreno ltsts
senbe 0aa@fraae na4 ameritanil@en
Pferben in@roB Bbritannien erbalten. Oas
nad werben iabrli9 $1,000 bis $4,000
pferbe bort importirt, pel@e friber meis
items uon benz europdii@en Continent
tamen. Sn ben lesteu brei Sabren bas
ben iebo4 bic Ser. Staaten uno CANADA
einen Gbeil bes geoarfs sebedt. Nmes
meritaniide Waua@e wuroen in 1892
90 na9 @roBbritannien in elmer Mn5abl
uon ettpa 1000 idbrli@ sebra@t; III 1894
uar bic Mnaabl aber i@on auf 1888 ses
itiesen, int @eiammt'uertbe uon $685.
900. bur9idnittlid $lae per &opf.
0or 3uei Sabren ,puroeu nidt nebr als
100 Stuten na9 @roBbritannien uers
ianot. I'M uorisen Sabre aber idon 1900
i'm @eiammtmertbe uon 1896, 900. Ga
naba ianbte in 1894 mebr ats 5000
Bferbe na9 @roBbritannien.
Cine eisentbamli@e &ors
reiponbens, 10 i@rsibt man ben so. N.
N. " aus !6olitein, fiibrte Elm oortiser
@utsbeiiter nit einem ranonpmen" Saz
selSbner. Beioe ueridmdbten es, Gins
te, 6eber uno Br,efpapier gu benueen,
elm Stud &reibe pielmebr par bic Teber
unb als S9reibf fd@e tiente bas S9eus
neutbor. Oa auf benz @ut bic slrbeit
5mar i9mer, bic Soft aber iebr lei9t
mar, 10 munberten ii@ &ne@te uno Ga
sel0bner ni@t au3uiebr, ais iie eines
Morsens NIT @ielenldrift ben Sat ans
Ebor sei&rieben faneen: "Suerbeer I'M
S9immelbrot; De Diiwel ilab ben @ras
fen bob!" Ob biei ies freunbli@en Bun>
i9es mar Der @utsbeiter natiirli@ mebr
ersrimmt, als erfreut. 3ornis i9rieb
er barunter: rWeun Du N ibrli&en
&ierl blBt, oann n,elb' OIL" SnbeHen
er bate ber "Cavalleria rusticana
;uutel susetraut; ber Gasel0bner meloete
ii9 ;mar, ober bod nur uieoer anonpm
am S9eunentbor: Dat id'n9(arr uier!
itanb am anoeren Morsen III iteifen
Bu9faben unter bes @rafen S@rift>
5isen.
Ole na@febenoe, auf @runo
Der amtli9en MufSei@nunsen Der Staats
Mubitors Office ansefertiste 3uiammens
iteuune 9iebt Elm Flares gilo pom benz
r;efsen Mnma9ien Der gisentbumswer>
tie in unlerem Staate. 2ettere repras
ientireu 9esenmdrti9 in ibrer @eiammts
beit bic @umme $642, ,903, ,65l, oas lit
um IL 46 100 Procent mebr als i'm
0oriabre unb UNI uoQe 149 procent
mebr als i'm Sabre 1880.
Die na@febenbe Isabelle perani4au>
li9t bieies Stei9en ber Wertbe BON
Sabr 81 Sabr:
3uwuds sescn
| Ma Dorinhr
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geiammtsumubs in ls Sabren. 1884, ,o4o, lOo
Dieie 3ablen lesen ein berebtes 3eus>
niB fir Bic sepaltisen Torti@ritte ab,
bic Der @taat in bieier tur5en @panne
3eit 9ema@t bat.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-14
STATE OF MINNESOTA :.
County Of Rrown %

On this 23rd day Of February 1895, be-
fore me Notary Public within and for
said County, personally appeared, F.
Aufderheide, John Sturm, lsidor Haas,
Theodor Rein, Henry A. Fortwenglerr,
Ed. Hensel, ]. NJ. Haubrich, Louis Spell
brink, H. L. Runck, all residents OF the
State of Minnesota, well known to me to
be the same persons described in and
who executed the foregoing articles of
incorporation and each severally ack-
nowledged that he executed the same
freely and voluntarily, and for the uses
and purposes therein expressed, and as
his own free act and deed.
WILLIAM PFAENDER,
lSEAL1 Notary Public.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-14
Bndlens Mrnica= Salbc.

Die bette Solbe In ber gBeIt fir s&ntt,puubeR
(Quetid5mnseu, Hunben, gei9,ulre Sals1ub. Gledtea
auiaeiprunsene pdnbe Troitbeulen. Sitnsranssn nns
ole SautausIdldae unb bettt unebtbar 9dmorr4obeH.
Voutdnbiae Weir{ebtsuns ,use1er ober teine 8e3aks
tuua perlona. Vreis, 95 Cents bic S4a&tel. gu tas
ben bel 9. 2t. OIfen, Nsp lllu.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-14
Articles Of Incorporation
of the Milford and Cottonwood
Cooperative Dairy AssO.
ciatiOn. .
EN- III m.

State of Minnesota, do by these articles
of incorporation associate ourselves to.
gether, under and by virtue of the pro-
visions of the General Statutes 1878,
and the laws amendatory thereto, and
for that purpose do agree to and adopt
the following Articles of Incorporation.
.. ARTICLE 1.
The name of this Association shall be
the Milford and Cottonwood Co-opera-
tive Dairy Association, and the principal
place of business of this Association shall
be in the City of New Ulm, County OF
Brown, and State of Minnesota.
ARTICLE II.
The purpose for which this Association
is formed shall be to buy, receive and
handle milk and cream, and to manufac-
ture and sell butter, cheese and other
dairy products, and to distribute the
profits thereof among the proper share.
holders in such manner as the bylaws Of
such Association shall direct.
ARTICLE III.
The time of the commencement of this
Association shall be the 2Sth day o1
March, 1895, and shall continue twenty
years.
ARTICLE ".
The amount of the Capital stock OF
this Association shall be Seven Thousand
Dollars, divided into one hundred and
forty shares of Fifty $500 Dollars, but
the amount of capital stock and the
number of shares may be increased OF
diminished at any meeting of the share
holders called especially for that purpose
after the second annual meeting.
ARTICLE V.
The highest amount of indebtedness to
which this corporation shall at any time
be subject shall be Five Thousand Dol.
lars
ARTICLE vi.
MEETINGS.
The regular annual meetings of this
Association shall be held at its principle
place of business in the City of New
Ulm at one o'clock p. NJ, on the first
Saturday in April of each year; and at
such annual meetings the officers of the
Association shall be elected by ballot for
the ensuing year; the bylaws shall pro-
vide for calling and holding all other
meetings. ss .
ARTICLES VII.
The government of the Association,
and the management of it's affairs, shall
be vested in the following officers: A
President, Vice-President and Secretary,
a Board of not less than three Directors,
and a Treasurer, said officers shall be
STYLED the Board of Managers, and shall
hold their Offices for one year and until
their successors shall be elected and qua
lifted. The Board of Managers shall ap-
point one of the directors as General
Manager, and no person shall be quail
fed to hold an office in said Association
unless he shall at the time of his election
be subrcriber to it's capital stock.
The first Board of Managers of this
Association, to hold their respective off.
qualified shall be as follows:
President, H. L. Runck.
President, Isidor Haas.
Treasurer, Henry A. Fortwengler.
Secretary, F. w. Haubrich.
Directors, FIR. Aufderheide, Theo. Rein,
Ed. Hensel.
In witness whereof we have hereunto
set our hands and affixed our seals this
% day of February 1895.
FIR. AUFDERHE1DE. (sEAL)
JOHN STURM. (sEAL)
IsIDOR HAAS. (sEAL) ~@
THEO. REIN. (sEAL) =
HENRY A. FoRTwENGLER. (sEAL
ED. HENsEL. (sEAL)
I'm. HAUBRIcH:: (sEAL)
LOUIS SPELBRINK. (sEAL)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-14

IS sibt Qeute, benen bas Wa0er big
gum Munte sebt, bic aber oenno4 teins
trinten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-14

Signed, sealed and delivered in the pres
ence of, Fred Rolloff.
VIM. Pfander.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-11-18
PLUNGE TO DEATH.
Continued from page /. ,
what caused him to fail to see the lights,
or know that the bridge was SWING

what caused him to fail to see the lights,
or know that the bridge was swung
q. Il. Brenner captain of the bridge,
was standing at the guard gates at the
time tho car approached. He says that
ne saw the conductor run ahead to the
switches and signal the motorman to pro-
coed. The car was going six miles an
hour when it struck the gates. He made
\ futile attempt to hold the gates and
would have been carried down, had it not
been for chum, who dragged him aside
Just as the lights went out he saw the
people rush to the front of the car and
heard girl scream ooh, my Godr' He
says the car did not turn much in falling.
The moment the accident became noised
about, last night. the undertakers hurried
to the docks with their wagons, and en-
gagged in an unseemly wrangle for corpses.
In one instance the head of a body was on
me stretcher and the employees of another
establishment pulled the feet On their
5trctoher Cries of Shame fromT the
crowd had no effect.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-11-18
COMETS ORDERS
To Troops are Not to Fight Unless They are in
Good Position.

Havana, Cuba, via Key West, Fla. Nov.
Il. - The Herald correspondent with
Gomez's staff, writing via Rodrigo, says
The rebel general-in chief orders the
forces under his command in the prov
inces of Santa Clara and Matanzas to
avoid serious engagements with the
Spanish troops save where advantages of
numbers or strategic positions occupied
by the rebels insure them victory"
1t is believed that the object of Gomez
and Maceos invasions Of the central dis
tricts of Cuba is to show to the world,
that Spain is too weak sufficiently to
protect the planters and enable them to
grind the cane. All sugar estate owners,
without exception, are forbidden to make
any attempt to save the crop
An important meeting of the Autono-
mista party was held in Havana, last
night Senior Womb, membsr of the exc
cutivo central committee, insisted that
the time had arrived to consider Spain s
refusal to grant autonomy. Senior Mon
toro opposed the motion and 1t was lost
The Spanish government has formally
declared as closed all Cuban ports not in
actual possession Of the Spanish forces.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-11-18
BYRNeS RsNIeS CHARGES.
Says No Will Return. II Wanted. and Face Mis-
Accusers.

New York. Nov IA close personal
frisnd of former Superintendent of Police
Byrnes, who refused TO permit his name
TO be made public, yesterday, received a
cablegram from Mr. Byrnes, who is in
Vienna, Austria, authorizing him to deny
In the strongest terms the charges made
against the former superintendent by
Christian Schaffer at the Investigation Of
the commissioners OF accounts on Nov. IL.
Mr.. Byrnes also requested his friend to
see Mayor Strong and assure hhm that If
he desired it, Mr. Byrnes would return to
New York at once and submit to the most
searching examination concerning his
conduct while in the police department.
Schaffer testified that he had kept q
gambling house at No. 73a Broadway,
when Byrnes was captain at the Mercer
street police station. Schatfer swore that
Byrnes, under threats to close up his gam
bling house. forced him to give him a5
per cent Of the winnings of his keno
game. amounting in all to more than
$4,000.