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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-02
~ 8ir babeu eineu aroseu Sorratb

1a1> @ir baben elueu 9roBeu Sorratb
on SamentOru 81 aonS nieorisem Treiie.
@ebriioer y 0 10 / II q, ct. @louo, Minn.
H6S~ Die beiteu 5armer' 8ussies nit
spei ooer orel SiBen bilis 81 faufen in
Der Wc@ormid Wuldlnen'N ieoerlase,
ct. Glouo, Winu.
H61@ @er buuen MID. banoelt in iei'
mem Sutersiis. nsnn er 8alf etc. fault
bel W q B. y irenbers, Q. Npenue
n0rollb. l9-4
%" @rr h0ren Don 6errn @eiters
mann, benz @sueralusenten Der Wc@ors
mid 60, oaB in Der bieiissn Nieoerlase
10 eben cine NnSabl nsuer Sussles irs
aeno pelder Nrt arsefommsn ut, uno
oaB oieielben blaiser u%erfauit iperoen
oils ie 5uuor. @s bssablt iib Seoenr,
Der Elm Bussp fauien mOdte, in Der 9c'
@ormid Hleoerla9e p%orSuipreben nno
iib oauou 81 lber5euaen, pas Sutss
uno Sauerbuites bort setauIt peroer
fann.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-02

- Der in Molitors Npotbete ula
Ebormuseui anseite0te Serr W. 8. @ei,
ienbeimcr murbe Wontas WOrsen iele.
sropblit Don benz Tooe ieiner Sdtpe
itsr. Der erit 20 Sabre alten Jrau Clara
@etInb, in Wilpaufee in 8enntnlB o.
iss'. Grit benz Nadmittass5uae ,eiite
6err G%eiierbeimer an ben Srt Der
9rnuer, um Der 8erforbenen bas leBte
gbrenseleit gu seben.
- Nidt meniser als adt idnierise
Sperationen purosn i'm 2aufe Der leb'
ten aht Tose unter Der Gnleituns bee
Or. Dunn I'm biefisen ct. &apbaels
Sospital ssmadt, bel melden ueribie'
bene Ner5te aus benz gountp benz aui
Dem Sperationsfeloe ourdaus seididteu
Or. Dunn ailftirten. 9as Sospital
erireut iid iest eines suten 3uipruds,
mas mobl Der guten drStlihen 8ebanb,
lung, seipiB aber an eriter Stele Der
treiilihen Bebienuns Der Satienteu burt
bic pGnoe Der UNI oas @obl Der Men'
iden beiorsten Sdweftern Su5uidreiben
1T. BORT sibt es ausenblidllb Batienten
aus Nem Wunid, ct. Wartln. &id
mono, ct. Soiepb. Clearwater, ct. Iu'
quito unb anoeren 8ldben.
- Bas i1on felt @oden in ct.
gloub permuibet wuroe, es niro iit
leieer in ben eriten 3.asen psrpirfliden
Der in ct. Gloub alseme,n ssa1tets
uno iebr seiu9te Or. Binault mirn
ndmli6 ieinen Wobniis uno feline 8roris
BON bier nod minneapolis perlesen.
9es llmftanbes uesen, bob senannter
NrSt in lebterer Stabt iiber einen gro
zen @runbbeiis uerfiat unb bnber fiuan.
s,ell iein Sntereiie NIT oemieniaen ieuer
Staot ndber uerbunoen 1T, bot er iit
gu benz Shritte, ben iein GROCER Sreun'
bestreis in ct. glouo gar iebr b%ebauert,
entiblieBeu miiieu. Or. Yinault piro,
tueun auh setrennt BON ct. glouo. bier
i'm beiten Nnoenfen iteben uno uerblei.
ben, benn pie oils Menidenireuno ir
bat er nameutlih oils NrSt ouf bic @e.
fible ieiner Mltbarser in st. glouo oer'
art sewirft. oaB iein &uf in unuerseBll'
der grinneruns bleiben mirb. @ir win'
iden benz ideioenoen Or. Binault a0es
Bette aus sanSem SerSen uno bOffen,
oaB iein alieitises Birfen in Winuea'
polls BON sleidem griolse setrDrt fem
mDhte, pie oies pdbreno ie,nes Beis
lens in ct. @louo Der Sal. mar. Die
fer auiribtise Bunid bes rNorbtern"
ruiro sewlB in ben Seraen oler Burger
Der Staot @ieoerbaG finoen. Seute
ihon wiro Waoame Binault NIT ibreu
&inbern iih BON 81. gloub nod Win.
neapolis uerabidieoen, wobin ibr be,
@atte am 9ienitas in ndditer ISOLDE
iolsen piro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-02

- @enn ibr NunlitGt beurtaeiler
fDnut, 10 1T unier Spreben niht n0tbis
UNI eu1 81 beipesen, uniere &leioer uni
Sdube 81 trosen. Srice, Der &lei'
oerbdnoler.
Has~ @er isin eisenes Bette Mil.
oeridume niht, iid auf benz 5eueroer:
faui BON s RI On & 60. einSufin.
ben. Sreiswertbe 8aare melt untel
benz Breiie uertauft.
nas- Gin nod i'm suten 9utanoe be.
finolides 8iano iebr biais ~ fauien
gtdberes belm Baiienri6.er 8 uberl
Sauen. ba
nas" Seriidsrt euren @eireibeauf.
wubs Sesen Sasel in Der Gill 6 4
mooo 8eriiderunssseielidaft, Iuf
Blod, 81. glOuo, Winn.
nas" Cine pole Nustpahl an iriideu
8arteusewddieu, tets oorrdtbis bel
8ebr. y o NJ / n 8. 81. @louo, Mlnn.
On" Or. Niuen tpiro oiesmal am
Nbenoe oes G.. Nai BON st. glouo meg.
reilen.
taS- 5euer,s Gebens' unb llusliids.
iull 8erfideruus in Der Gill. 6 l.
NJ o b Seriiderunssseielidaft in Bufi
8lod, ct. elouo, Winn.
HaS- SINNER nod bic bette @elesen'
belt. werthuOle Waare 81 sanS niebris
gen YreiIen einsufaufen, auf benz 5euer:
u%erfauf Don Sarrion & Co., neber
Bopo's Spe5ereilaoen. 81
nas~ 81. Nipsn in 2iitle 5ans an
Z. Wai.
sas~ Gin ooer Swei quite fir ieoe Gr-
belt braubbare Yferbe bi0,s 81 faufer
bel 8aiienridter Subert s. n,
s1~ @rbbseren, @urfen. Sparsel.
Sulat, 8aoieshsn, Yie YHan5en, Be'
terrible uno Woosbeeren in i60niter
Nuswabl bel @ebr. . o m i n 9.
H6- Der ollie Bopo piro am /. Mai
in ben Sapmarb 8lod, bier 9biiren
tpeitlid BON ieinem iesisen Ylase uno
ndhite 2birs 81 Sdwars's Sattlerse.
itdft umSieben. Seoermann in oieiem
County iolte miiien, mo oieier Ylas 1T.
y o b, Der Spe5ereibdnoler.
H6s- glnleiben sema1t in Der Gill.
GIlwooo 8erfderunseielidaft i'm
Yuff 8lod, st. 9loub, Winn.
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Brob, b%arunter COS a[lerpGrts %betpdbrte
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tie unb bic beiten Sps5ereien iteis Su ba.
ben bel sos. 8. @belbrod. 2Obo
nas- 8erseBt nidt, bob 6 o . b p's,
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idbrliber rotbe Warfen Baarauirdu.
m%unsspsriauf in oleier 8ode i~tattfins
bet uno Suar 3onneritus, 5reitas uno
Samitas.
H4- 3m New Yort 8aSar perben
@ier i'm umtauit 8esen Waare senom.
men ooer sesen barre 9abIuns sefauit.
HaS- seoOt 2umbsr in 81. s. Stei.
den's 2umbers Yaro 81 &c per 9auieno'
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in ben Sapwaro Blod, bier 1biren tpeit.
lib Don ieinem ieslsen BlaBe uno nd9
fe 3bire 81 Sdwars's Suttlerseiddit,
umSieben. Seoermann in oieism Goun.
ip iolte wliien, mo bieier Blas if.
y o y b, Der SpeSereibdnbler.
No. Die NcGormid Naidinen So.
tat ibre @siabrte in sroBen Guantitd.
ten sesen baare 8uhlunS sefauit, oobsr
iie i'm Stanoe 1T. euh elm 8ussp ODER
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oils mas anoere, Die nur cine ileine 9lus.
ipabl babsn, eub bailr ab~perlansen.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-19

STATE, county. school and city warrants
Or Washington purchased Morris X
Whitehead. sos Chamber oc Commerce.
Portland, Or.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-19
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE REGENCY.
until o'chock = NJ. ttleS0aE. Aus =
Slrh. TS95. ~ the Office q the stalc -
tol commission 81 Olympia; N'aS.l...s@ -" =.
for ali LABOR and materials reaslIra =.
the erecti0n and completion o. ne hysN
state capitol buiidtnE a. olympia. " 49,
inEton, aCcorEnE 20 ne pla5lS al go ~asS
t1catsors therefor. preparsa ~ T. l4C -.
F1agg. architect nov or Ute liz Us -, ;
nee of the architect in the old capa.o15
building in Olympia. WaShinS' on. s.la
also at the Office - satd archltect a. No.
% BROAD stree: New York city. -
Attention Is called - section seven &c 81
chapter IS. page a. session avs . ~ -:
a portion Of which session * as toiiCwS7
Thu peri r7nance q every contracI s-ItL !
be secured by B bond 30 me SlStes -
Washing5on in a sum not Is 90. ~,
tRo securities qualifying N Gc0oie ~ n
amount OF the bond. each OF WHOM 49, a
bond 70 be conditioned for the fatthi "
performance Of said contract. Eaacli ~ III
shall be accompanied by a similar upIu
conditioned for the execution ana I ~. =
ance with the sait hid, II the same oe az a..
Cepted by the Beard" Blank forms toE
the Succession bidicr win be required "a
enter into are on ME Win ne piahs 80, @5i !,
specifications IN the Office ~ the arm
tect, which contract and BOND the SUE
cessful bidder will he required 70 execute
a. once upon the acceptance OF his osi' =,
The right IS reserved 70 reject any or al al
state Capitol Commission. Olympic,
washington, and envelopes should De
marked bid for New State Capitol Build,
ing Blank bonds and forms for bids VIII
be furnished 80 intending bidders upon
application 20 the secretary % the state
capitol commission. Olympia, Washing
Dated June Sth. 1895.
J. II. MGRAw.
l. r. GRIMES,
JOSEPH :. ALLEN,
CHARLES r. MUNDAY.
EDMUND RICE.
Commissioners.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-19
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

TTsPTwETIS-At the House - ne Goo1
<Snerghera. Sieatf}e. On 8gndaE. June -
7es- Mary a HartweII. aged = yea -
&c vsaa bsIrff<{ from tire Hcu@e o. ne
Coed Shepherd IN Calvary cemetery yes-
tsrday-
KEII.Y-In Seattle. Tuesday, J ne y
Tss5. a. her late residence 2ssl Ness
vfreef VIVA Kelly, aged y yeArs, o.
pneumonia.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-19
Births. Marriages. peafhs

Il order % secure correct insertion o,
notices under these headings. f1e same
should be let a. re business Offices az
this rzpeF. No charge IS made Tor sa>a
notices.
Fguesraf notices. resolutions o. otner
srseraaI arr 0uucepeutE vii % c1arZs-1 -
-fe rate OF - cents per line each i,aSer-
'''' PosT-rsTEI.LIGESC co.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-19

To LOAN-Prfvate money on hand. sew
eral amounts for one and two-year
loans: reasonable terms. Lee & Bow
den. Horton Bank Building.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-19
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.

wkNTED-The people Il Seattie % k1oT
that we are 9 II pa tnE - per cent. more
for secondhand household goods tast1
any other firm e re city. Our object
Is 20 bug every hing that - sod IN t1e
city for re rext thsr-y days. We TfM
exrharzs you gold for jour secord-aan Z
goods Eo trade talk. Prompt sttsn-
TOR paid 30 all calls. Scatter < Holden.
no I'LL. ItI3 Second street.. corner
Spring.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-19

NEW YORK. HARTFORD. PHII.ADELr-
phia and London r1oney--We represent
over So. az. CO.. % capital. conseQ uentIy
We always have absolutely the lcHeSe
interest rate on market: 500 70 $3a.-
go; no farm loans. The Thomas Invest
ment Co. New York block
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-19
aDyFRTISERs' NOTICE.

Advertisers desiring display advertise
rserrs Changed for the Sunday issue must
hand IN copy by ! O'clock SaIHF14y 70
sT-TETELLrGEScBR CO.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-19

WANTFsD-H.ghss cash price paid FOR
secondhand Household goods. We vii
exchange neT furniture FOR second
hand furniture nsW Matssftc steel
RACES Tor secondhand stoves new
coli Cofn stoyes for Secondhand s-ovss,
rew carpets for old carpets. FREDERICK
<eIson & Munro. izl3 20 lZZ3 Second
street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-19

NOTICE TO BIDDERS-Sealed proposals
for the erection Of a normal school
building ON the grounds owned by the
state OF Washington in the city OK
Cheney. viii be received by the board
OF trust ees up to twelve O'Clock noon
Of The Sth day OF July. 1896. Said pro-
poSals o he IN compliance with the plans
and specifications on file in the office of
c. =. Seaton. architect, IN the city or
Spokane 4 certified check amounting
TO seven and one-half per cent. OF the
amount of the bid must accompany each
bid the same 10 be held by The board
of trustees 10 secure the performance
of the bid by the successful bidder. The
board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids. Address all bids 10 W. j.
Sutton. clerk board of trustees, Cheney,
Washington. l.. WALTER.
President Board of Trustees.
w J. SUTTON. Clerk.
Cheney. Wash, June 9Th. 1925.
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WANTED INroRMArIoN.

W N%TEJN- information converting the
whereabouts 30 Felix I{SesCkt weight
u peu0as. liSA- comp.e exon. r3tiona-i.y
E-+sta~ I'olstsler SSers Information 20
Juau IiSes.-At Newcastle. " ash
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-19

Advertisements under the head o. Lo9I,
$50 p-cr sc Ee4- Pent nd Situations
Wantezf will b inserted a. me rae o. i
cent a wori each insertion Payment Al
ways IN advance. No adYeFiisFf isi . "
eetEed for less than = cents.
NOTrcT-The business once OF re
post-InteliigenceT 81 open uHtll II X; ~
fed advertisen1ents Will bs received UP 10
this time.
.a,,e-,t~cr,er,3 VIII Re received ~
NIB ofr~ea ~ the Poet -Tn+ellg eTscer az
TACOxA BrrREAU-ii32 Pacihc aFehu.'
with Waahfn9yt0u News Company. IL n
Harrison Manager ,,
PPT TOWN IN D--F'reIf.h q Syf H. -.
pTTITNGHAM BAY BURkAb-Ns-~
Hhatcom. corner Holly and SaiiVe u.s.
o. III. Culver. Manager.
The following letters await advertisers
~
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BURNS & ATKINSON. Genera, -
arce. Boston block. AaS1ss
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I\~C RANCE

FREDERICK \. WING. sup.sr.,.~~.-~
MaSsachusetts Mutual LIE e s.,s
Bailey building. ls--
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EDMUND NOLAN & CO
STANDARD" Bailey. ssasl
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GEO. \. BCRCH, general insur.,S-
SIsa a1 so. sSe4
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GOODWIN. RAISER & FISEpv -
ance. Halter block. 'SSs.
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DRE~~MAKING.

THOROtGHLf COMPETENT drazs-
Ola Fifth street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-19

WILLIAM HAITI & co, t,x.-~
CscttSteia block aoe
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HANF0RD & STEWART. insur,..-
Pioneer building. II
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-19
Rooms AND ROARD.

-~---~--~-~---~-~~------~---~-~ =
FOR Rr<T-T,Ra1 rooms suitable Tor gel
tse--us-r Room and a-1zr5 50 Per noah.
Fine table Ms Baker. TAiT-1 s1d Mar
Ion - r9seS.
FOR RF%T-rurrfshed room with board
Southeast corner Fourth and Spring
streets.
FTRsT-CT.Ass ROOM WITH BOARD.
IS 80 James
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-19
HOSPITALS.

l23 North Yakima avenue. Tacona -
terms, etc. address The matron, Miss II
Ellis. Tacoma. Wash -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-19

CALHOUN & CO. General InSu-,..--
Olympic block.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-19
VI A>SAGF.
ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS

SAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPANY
Engineers and contractors: bridge build
general contracting SO Seatt1A N
tional Bank building.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS

GORDON & CO.-Wholesaie cor,r,,,.,--
merchants: dealers in fruits ana - -
tables. rs West Marion ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-19

wATERHoUSE s BEACH-lna,,.-.-,....
Colman block,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-19

PLENTY OF MONEY for mortgage loans
on improved city and farm properties
Harwood Morgan. room c. Haller block.
Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-19

W. $. POND. general agen, the sg,-.,,
Life assa
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L. y. SAYRES. General Agent Nexv.--
LIE. tesk
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-19

MONEY LOAN OFFfCE-Oldest eStao-
l-sament 81 the city: Uncle Harris loan
ONCE. 5l5 SSCoIi street. corner Aesler
avenue. liberal advances on diamonds.
watches and jeweiry: lowest rates.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-08-26
The Sin Eater,

Among the many traditions con-
nectcd wlth deaths and funerals which
exist i'll Great Britain may be men
toned the strange Office of "sin cater"
held by an old man on the Welsh
border.
When person died notice was Civ
en- to him and he at once went TO
the house of the deceased. a cricket
l. e., stool, was brought and he
sat down in front Of the door.
a groat, Il crust Of breat and full
bowl of ale were given TO him. after
which he rose and pronounced the
case and rest OF the soul departed. for
which nc would pawn his own soul.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-08-26
...AUGUST %. 1895
OFFICIAL PAPER.
= Cor. o.. ,lcmt Confrhcratc-

One OF the most devoted adhercnts
the Southern cause ever had WAS Col
oncl NJ. When my surrender
to Gedcrai Grant was inevitable, a
young officer delicatcly limited to the
Colonel that perhaps his confidence
in the ultimate success of our arms,
which was still as boastful as ever,
was perhaps trifle overweening
The Colonel looked at him for IL mo-
ment with an expression III which
contempt, anger, horror and amusc-
ment struggled for the mastery. Then
with hands uplifted, hair standing on
end and eyes flashing fire, he roared
out at the discounted Lieutenant i'm
the voice Of Il stentor: "Dam up Nj
aga Falls with tissue paper, bottle up
the Atlantic Ocean in Il whisky flask,
paste TO Let on the sun and moon
catch a flash of Lightning between
your thumb and finger. build worm
fence around Il Winter supply of Sum-
mer weather, harness d thundcrbolt
to d suily, watt all the clouds out of
the sky with Il lady's fan, saddle and
ride hurricane, fasten dish clout
to the tail of Il comet, pack up ell the
stars Ill beer kcg, knock Il tornado
out of time with your fist, put Hades
to cool i'll Spring house, put the sky
in your pocket, unbuckle the belly
band of eternity, but never again al
low yourself to fancy for moment
that the poor little North can ever
whip the great Southern Confeder-
acy!"-From Il Letter of General Rob-
crt T.. Lee.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-08-26

stomach and Bowel Complaints are
pest pes, renewed 10y the timely use of DE
Wits Collc Il Cholera Cure. Insist
on having this preparation. Dnn't
axe any other. j.. T.. Muller.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-08-26

Severe gripping pains of the stomach
and bowels instantly and etfectualIv
stopped by DcWitt's Collie and Choi.
era Cure. T.. T.. Muller.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-08-26
FINDING OF GLACIER BAY

John Muir, after whom the largest
glacier in the world is named, writes a
paper for the Century on "The Discov-
cry of Glacier bay" Mr.. Muir says:
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-07-21

The third term question does not
figure any in the matter OF the presi,-
dency of the republic of Mexico. Diaz,
the present incumbent has been
elected president several times. and
Mexican advices are to the effect that
there is a spontaneous movement all
over the country towards the formation
of clubs favoring his re.elec ton. Presi-
dent Diaz 10 by far the sblest statesm an
in Mexico, and as there is no law or
precedent in the republic against his
succeeding himself. he will probably
hold the Office as long as he desires
Mexico has prospered greatly under his
rule.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-07-21
Cubans Have Them Surrounded

KEY WEST. Fla, July 90 -Cubans
are elated tonight over late adyices
from Cuba and confirmation OF the
death of Santo Cildes. In the battle IN
which he was killed Campos was in
command OF the Spanish troops and re-.
ceived wound in battle. About two
thousand men, is is claimed, were killed
aud wounded on the Spanish side. The
Cubsn's loss 1t Is said. WAS not great.
The whereabouts OF Campos and his
son Jimenez Sandoval are not known.
and 1t Is supposed that the Cubans have
them surrounded. This engagement
occurred between Bryamo and Man.
zanillo. Great excitement prevails in
Official circles at Havana over the dis.
appearance of Campos.
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beating the Gas Isurner.

was sharing my seat with farmer
looking man about 80 years old, md
when we were within about ten miles
of Philadelphia he Queried
Be you going to stop at tavern in
town.
YES"
Some tavern whar they use gasY''
Eyes"
do you know how to turn the blamed
thing off when you go to bed?'
Il have done it several times DOM
you know how?''
For reply he reached down into his
satchel and brought up sig tallow can
dies and blue box Of sulphur matches
and displayed them ON his knee
What are those for?" asked.
I'm also goin to stop at tavern
where they use gas
yes"
"a bets B q 2-year-old steer agin q
last spring lamb that I blow out tho
gas and am found dead in tho mmnin.
See A is goin to git swiped Ha ha !
hol"
II see. You will use the candles in
place Of the gas"
Exactly"
How did you happen to think of it. /"
WAL. I'm nacherally purity cute ON
my own account. and then belong to
family which has lost five members by
BLOWN out the gas at different taverns.
Nuthin dangerous about taller. When
she's blowcd, she's bowed, and that
ends 1t Hayseed i'll my ha'r and tuYnip
tops a-stickin ont of my coattail peck
cts. but don't blow out no gas OH
this trip, not if my name is Joshua H.
SaDderson, and I guess she ist'-De-
trOtt Free Press.
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Revenue Cutters Son. South.

WARRINGTON. July 20-Orders have
been issued to the revenue cutters
Morrill, and Winons. one of which was
at Charleston and the other at New
berne to proceed at once to Key West.
The orders include directions to keep a
sharp lookout against Cuban flibuster-
Ing expeditions. The McLane ia
already at Key West and the orders to
the other two cutters to reinforce her
1t la believed were issued as a result of
yesterdays Cabinet conference. Tho
Morrill, has already sailed.
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signed, while the court held that as tho
bond and interest thereon was payable
in New York the contract must be gov
erned by the laws of the place of per-
Torrance. withou. regard to where 1t
was written, signed and dated, and, as
the rates charged were not usurious
according to the laws Of the State Of
New York the appellee could not
therefore claim nulllfication OF the
same as to the interest or other pay
ments. On the whole the decision is
one that will repay the careful perusal
Of all, especially persons interested in
building and loan associations as Dor.
rowers Of money.
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JUDGE.GoFF seems to think that his
great mission in life is to NEEDLE with
the constitutional rights OF States in
his circuit. Not satisfied with the
summary manner in which his decision
in the South Csrolina registration cases
was overruled by the circuit court. he
has reached out into West Virginia and
denied the right OF that State to place
en- embargo upon cigaretters shipped
into its own territory. The public will
watch with interest the action of the
court in this case.
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Glad to Know r.

Louis Armand, prince of Cont, WIS
On / IL made little man, and was always
absentminded When it could be least
expected, he would fall over his own
walking stick. The folks in the palace
were so much accustomed to this in
Louis Kills time that they used always
to say, when they heard anything fall,
Its nothing; only the Prince of Cont
tumbllng down" At masked ball in
Paris some one who had dressed himself
IKE the Prince Of Cont and wore q
hump ON his back went and sat beside
him. WHO are you. mask?" asked the
prince. The other replied, II am the
Prince of Cont" Without tho least i'll
temper the prince took off his mask and
laughing said: "See how man NAV be
deceived. have been fancying for the
last 20 years that was tho Prince of
Cont "-Argonaut.