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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-01-24
THREE MISSOURI SURPRISES.

The Republican Successors to ''Silver"
Bland. Farmer Hatch and Champ Clark.
Missouri furnished its full quota Of po-
litical surprises OIL that memorable 9th of
November, 1894 This Democratic state
not only returned 10 Republican con-
eressmen out OF a total of 10 members,
but defeated all OF its Representatives
who had won national regulations, in
Guiding such well known men as Rich
ard p. Bland, the champion Of the silver
dollar; William II. Hatch Of antioption
fame. and Champ Clark, whose Oratorical
Powers made him a conspicuous figure in
Washington The men who defeated
these three Democratic leaders are I'M
known to fame and seem as much surpris-
ed as anybody else by their unexpected
success. They are tho more interesting on
this account TO students OF political phe-
nomena-
DIR. Joel Douglas Hubbard, the man
who beat Silver Dick Bland in the Eighth
district, appears to be the most promising
OF the new members. He is a physician at
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-01-24
CHARLES y. CLARE.

Nm TRELoAR- J. d. HUBBARD
Versailles; but, not content with the or
dinary round Of a country doctors life. he
has found various other fields of useful
ness He IS now serving his second term
rs county clerk, Is president OF a bank
and has been editor of the local Republic
an paper Altogether he Is a prominent
and progressive citizen.
DR. Hubbard was born near Longwood,
Saline county, No, Nov. q, 1860, the day
Lincoln was elected president, and he was
elected to congress on his thirty fourth
birthday He studied medicine with his
father at Syracuse and worked as locomo-
tive fireman and engineer to pay for his
education at Central college, Fayette,
No, and St Louis Medical college. He
was graduated from the latter institution
In 1853. DR.. Hubbard was married IN
February, 1857, to Miss Cora Lee Kenne-
dy OF Syracuse, Mo, and the couple have
four children. Mrs. Hubbard Is Of the
brunette type, and, as for the doctor him
self-weIl, he Is redheaded.
William II. Hatch's successful opponent
In the First district Is Major Charles Mel
son Clark OF Hannibal. He was born on
. farm I'm Cortland county, y. Y, and
was educated at Hamilton college. He
went west when q young man and mar
ried Miss Lucia Huntington Of Wauceon,
o., who was a graduate of Euclid Female
college. The only child born Of this un-
lon died in 1850. In 1869 Mr.. Clark
moved to Illinois, and in 1851 no raised
company OF Union cavalry. He was In
the battle Of Pea Ridge and served
through tho campaign In Missouri and
Arkansas. He retired with tho rank OF
major In 1863, and in 1865 settled In Han
nibaI, where be has lived since following
tho occupation Of contractor and farmer.
Major Clark has been Republican since
tho party was organized.
Professor William NJ Treloar Of Mexico
has been promoted from n piano stool To
the scat ia congress occupied by the Hon
Champ Clark. Professor Trc!uar IL n
teacher I'm t5s DEPARTMENT Of music in
IiEr.ins ~o'i - nt Mexico and also tcnch hes
Tnu-ic 10 49, public srhDDl4 iIr was born
In low 'ntJty, Wis, IN I'D and early
dsH ..'t 70 t1ffe f0r music nr taught
ntD!s 60 - T"- bis education ~ Iowa
WeHlcf"s. university, NDi.ni Pleasant.
Ia, AHf >'i''e Lis graduation teaching ANA
coILp1e!.... iu-s!c have been his principal
occuIntion-. lie hs.s lived in Mexico
since 1875. Professor TrrlOnr hns been
tWice married and has three children.
HIS prescnt vito was Miss Elizabeth IT,
s1iver Of Maryland.
The Daily Advertiser rs cents a
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-01-24

losSal bro n Il
group called Tho
Republic Present
ing TO tho " orld
tho New Centu
~. The rcpub-
lie Is represented,
as usual, by the
handsome figure
OF a woman- while
the new century
Is typihed by the
FAINT In her
arms. Both ng
urcs arc OF bronze,
and tho group Il
about seven feet
In height. The
statue was recent
ly unveiled In the
French town OF
VILE neuve- sur
Lot and has at
tracted n great
deal OF attention
among lovers Of
art.
The statue l.
tho work OF NJ.
Paris q French
sculptor whose eI-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-01-24

Iish then wrote music to go with the
words, but his version never achieved the
popularity OF that adapted from Gcrmon
song by a strolling singer and actor named
Wilson KneAss
The song made an immense hit In this
country and England, and an American
publisher who changed the line "Whero
children went In 70 swim" 70 "Whcro We
gathered the flowers a. they grow" bo-
cause no thought the former immoral
sold over 60, 600 copies.
DIR. EnRlish was born In philadelphia
June 30, 1919, and resides In Newark, y.
]. Ho has won considerable fame % post,
novelist, dranAtist, physician, lawyer and
politician and ut present n ono OF Now
Jerseys representatives In congresa-
Whom was elected 20 congreas three
years ago." says DIR. English. tho nows-
papers mentioned tho fact that 1 was tho
author Of Ben Bolt, and tho song WINS
revived In popularity. IL thcn sank INTO
obsourity hgnin, but now n gentleman
named Du Maurier, whom ndVer hnrHcd
in my life. rgyivcs IL in 'Trilby.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-01-24
eooTlsrlcAL. BUT ARTISTIC.

n. IeATls' statue at France Presenting the
New Century Ia the World,
The most beautiful as well ns the most
eeotistical biz of statuRry that has lt,n
unveiled In France In many day l. CO
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-01-24

Sidewalks on lower Fort street
are being curbed
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-10-24

Ger MoroNifter 9arrp 9op,uarb
aus Miuneapolis madte leete @o9e
einen Tlu@tueriu9 aus oem @eidnsniB,
uurbe aber babe; ertappt. Sn ieinen
Iai@en fenb man cine Nu5abl s@llfel
unb 81, $50 in @eIb, uel9es ibm auf
ieben GaQ bur@ 9elfersbeIfer s"seitedt
mar.
@ouuerneur Glousb bat ben
fraberen Senator @. y. Dean unb
s. 6. 6. Sobnion pom Minneapolis 3u
Mitsliebern bes pom Der lesten 2esislas
tur ins 9eben serufenenStaatss sS@ieos<
seri@ts ernannt. Der Gritere ioq-bie
Mrbeitseber, Der Qettere bos Nrbeiters
Clement uertreten. Beibe miiilen inners
balb 3ebn Eosen einen Dritten ernennen,
Der oas @oQesium peruou itdnbisen iou.
&0nneu iie fd lit Der 3eit nidt auf ein
orittes Mitslieo einisen, 10 itebt benz
@ouutrneur bas 0te@t ;u, aud bas
brittle Mitslieb, bas meber Nrbeitssber
nod Mrbeiter iein barf 81 ernennen.
Bet einers 0oriteuuns auf
benz @ountpsNusitellunssplate in ct.
Houis bate Matt. Sobniou, elmer uon
9asenbeds Ebierbdnbisern, am Sam>
flag einen i@rsdli@en &f NIT rSul>
tana Der 3lueiten" gu beiteben. &aum
bate Sobnion ben Rdfis bieier 2Owin
betreten, ais bic 8eitie auf ibn iprans
unb ibn, bic &leiber unb elm @tad Gleii9
BON Der liuten Seite bes Neibes riB. Oils
Ct bilfos auf ben 8ooen oes 8dfiss fiel,
iprans bic Q0win ouf ibn. ginaonoerer
Sdnoiser elite ibm ;u 5ilfe unb trieb
bas miloe Gbier nit elmer @iienitanae
uon ieinem Opfcr meg. Die Y0rpin
manote ii@ sesen ibren Nnsreifer unb
nun murbe Sobnlon aus benz Rdfs ber>
aus9e5o9en, mebr toot als lebenois. Sm
uorisen CONNER t0otete Sultana cine
Grau III Gomez s}slanb unb Sobnion
ent9in9 3,uei Mal bemi.lben S9idial
nit tnapper Notb. An benz Muftommen
bes Mannes wirb se;ueifelt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-10-24

MuM ber betannte 9&ew Dorter
@eiitli4e, Dr. 9erber gaemton, bat ii@
in elmer tiir3li@ 9ebaltenen &ebe often
flr 2ocel>Sption in ber Sonnta9ss
Trose ertldrt. Ma@ ieiner Mnf@t ioQte
es benz @olte elmer @tabt iiberla6en
Iein, iein Nceiieip;tem ielbit feit3uieeen,
unb beitimmen, Oh IS bic @irtbi4aften
am 5onntas sei&loNen baben MID ooer
ni@t. Gr tabelt bic @riitli@sn @eieQs
l@aften, pel4e ieoe Mooification Der
@onntassseiese opponiren. rDie uoQ>
itanbise S@liebuus ber @irtbi@often
am san3en Sonntas". ia9t er, lift nod
in teiner @tabt ber @br,itenbeit errei@t
porben. 2onbon bat bic @eputotion,
ant .itrensiten unter alien Stdoten @u>
ropas ouf Beoba@tuns bes @abbatbs
3u jeben, aber aud III 2onbrn iinb bic
@irtbi@often am Na@mittas uno Mbenb
often. Bis iett bat Bel allen @eriu@en
CUR @esuliruns bes @etrdntebonoels ant
Sonntas unier @emein'peien semeiu>
idaftli9 nit anoeren ii9 NIT ber tbeil>
weiien Dur@fibruns ber Sonntasss
i@liebuns besuiist. @dbreno man bic
@irtbi&aften am morsen i@loB, lief
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-10-24

man iie mdbrenb bes lesten Tbeils
pom Gage unter seeisneten Be:
i@rdntunsen offen. Oies mar bas III
Neu Oort befolste gerfabren mdbrent
ber san3en 3eit. auf bic .@ mid erinnern
tann, mas fir @eieee aud in ben Sta:
tutenbl@eru itanben. Die uoQitdnbis'
l1nterbriiduus pdbreuo oes sansenSonn:
tags wirb na@ @ooieuelts eisenem 3eus:
niB iclbit jett ou@ ni@t errei@t. 81
bebauptet nur, baB 90 Yrocent uon ben
@'rtbi@aften sei@loien ieien. Dieis:
ni9en, bic in beionbers uou @irtbi3afs
ten in 8ei@las senommenen @eqenben
wobnen, rdumen einen uiel serinseren
@rocentias Elm. Dos @eiet ldBt ii&
nur 10 tue,t our@fibren, als bas @ewii
len unb Der @iQe bes @emeinmeiens
binter ibm iteben. Die Gemperen3aipees
ten III Der 1rase iinb in @abrbeit ni@ts
ueni9er als bic alte probibitionsboctrin
in ibrer Inluenbuns auf einen uon iieben
Wo4entaseu. Die probibition an eis
nem BON iieben Tasen aber wirb bas
S@idial ber Yrobibition mabreno Der
iieben Gage tbeilen. Das @eiet miro
tanftis 3uiammeubre@en, mie es fraber
3uiammensebro9en TT. Priuatclubs
uerben bic Steue pon Saloons einneb>
men. Die Seitentbiren uerben often
iein, mdbren6 bic 8orbertbiireu 9ei@loi>
len iino. Wau luirb oas @eiet auf aQe
8eiie umseben, unb oas @eiultat miro
in iittli@er ge3iebuns Elm i4limmeres
iein, als bas bes ohenem Sonntassse>
i@aft ber @irtbi@aften entiprinsenoe.
@ir rperben bic alte Generalization bes
@emeinmeiens betommen, neil bic @e>
iete I'M Statutenbu@ ni@t our@sefibrt
~eroen t0nnen, es ,perben i@le@tere @e>
trdnte unter ueri9limmerten l1mitdnben
ucrtauft werben, unb nod i@limmere
Gruntiu@t utrb bas &eiultat iein."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-10-24
Treie YiQelt.

Meau i9ide feline Abreiie oil $. 9. Yudlen
& Co., @bica9o, UNI eile Qrobefai9e uon
Or. Sings 9teuen 9ebenspilen sl erbalten.
Giu @erfu1 mirb ibre @iite beweiieu. Die
piuen mirten milb, iinb aber fur Seritopfnns
lnb &opimeb CUTE Dfittel. 9ei Wialaria un6
0eberleiben baben iie ii9 ais uniibertreiili4
ermieen. Gle iinb sarantirt, pon ollen sifs
ti9en Subitausel frei unb rein ue9etabilii9
3u iein. Sie i9maden riebt, iouberu sebeu
bur1 gelebuns Der BerbaulnSsor9ane benz
&0rper feline Sra It ,pieber. @eu0bnli9e
S@a9teln 25 @ents bel 9lpotbefer >. 81.
OlIer 4
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-10-24
0er,,,ti@teS.

Treunb, benz Mann, ber in 8lu
Garth @itp ansetla3t mar, elm Mdb@e1
ruinirt unb oonn ermorbet ;u baben,
oann aber unter Bursi@aft .auf freier
TuB belai1en rpurbe, neil man bod be:
bentli@e 3meifel an ieiner S@ulo beste,
wiro iett uon ieinen Na@baren in iener
Staot 10 Suseiett, baB er ieines 9ebens
ni@t mebr ii@er 3u iein slaubt. 81
manote ii@ beBbalb an ben @ouuerneur
UNI @@ut unb bieier bat ben Sberif
uon Taribault 3u elmer 8eratbuns ents
boten, um gu ieben, ob oem Monn ni&'
ber ibm sebabrenoe S@ub bur@ bieien
8eamten seii@ert werben tanu. De,
Sberiff bebauptet, baB s5reunb i'm nod
niemals nm @@ut ansesansen iei.
Die leste @o@e in Mantato abse:
baltene Staatss @roBlo9en> Sisuns be,
9ermonnsiobne nobm einen blbi9eu
unb miirbisen 0erlauf. Sdmmtli9'
@roBbeamte unb iiber so Delesaten aus
aQen Gbeilen bes Staates ,pobnten BET
Situns Bel unb bic sr0Bte @inistei'
berri@te mdbrenb ber meb:tdsisen Dauet
berielben. Mus ben 8eri@ten ber 8eam:
ten sebt beruor, boB Der Oroen ii4 in
eine,a bliibenben 3uitanoe befinoet uni
aud wabrenb bes letten Sabres bebeu:
teno an Mitt9lieber 3usenommen bat.
Wls@'roBbeamten murben mieberermdblt
@rob>prdiibent, S. 6. >Neumeier aus
Stiumater; Vice: :@roB:Yrdi iioent, Yaul
9aeiete, ct. peter; @roB=Setretdr.
6ermann @irtler, Minneapolis; @rob:
@9aemeiiter, G. s. 2emte, st. SAUL.
Mls 9ermaltunssratb muroen Gbr. Sig:
&c uno q. u. @offmann unb als' 81:
rettorenratb bic Mit9lieber S9neQ,
@o9t, '0ermann unb Toelien ermablt.
Gum 8eiterbou bes 9ermanns>Dent:
mails in Mem llm murben $4,000 be.
miQi9t.
Trou Sarob y. 9. @merY,
Werfai1erim pom "Seven Financial
Conspiracies" (sieben Tinon3uer:
f@morunsen) uno anbern 0teiormwerten,
1T in 2aniins. Wti@. im Nlter pon 81
Sabren 9eitorben. Sie mar nidt nu,
cine erfolsrei@e S@riftReuerin, ionberr
au@ cine ti@t.se 0eeonerin, unb bi'
Greunbe bes Torti@r,tts baben aue ur:
fade, bas Mnbenten bieier brapen Trar
3u ebren.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-10-24

= 2ebenoi9es @ei1lsel aller Mrt ,pirb
uon iest an gum b0@iten Marttpreis
aetauft uno Wontass, Dieni tags unb
Mittwc4s ent9e9en9enommen uon
Bay 8m. !6u m mel.
&rdte bei 1enlden, @dube BEL
Bferben, 9unben unb Vieb merben in
elmer balben Stunbe aebeilt nit Wool
words Sanitary Lotion. 3u ba>
ben in Mnb. ). Gditeins Mpotbete.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-10-24
9te RaMt oeS &apttaIS.

profe6or 8euis, Der es semast bate,
bic llebersriffe Der Monopoliiten uni
@roBbiebe pom S@lase eines YuQmon,
Mrmour, @odefeller II. u. blosjuiteueu
unb besbalb semaBreselt .uuroe, lit nun
nit elmer grtldruns uor bic Oeffentli@:
teit setreten. Gr ia9t, bic @bicosoet
l1niueriitdt babe iebr CUTE 2ebrtrdfte,
bic aber uur 9obnsStlauer uon @uu:
man, Nrmour, @odefeuer u. ". ieieu
unb ii9 aberaQ buden unb baden milf:
fen. Ct iei n.@t entlaTen morbeu,
neil, wie bebauptet uurbe, feline 0or9e:
ietten nit ibm un3ufrieoen uaren ober
neil feline GoIeseu ober feline S@ller
ii@ lber i'm betlasten, ionberu nur,
neil er ben &ap,taIiiten unansenebm
mar. Der 0ermalter bes @as>Trults
tabelte Prof. 8emis meseu einem Nrs
titel, ben er in Der 0teuiem Of 0teuiems "
uer6ifentli@te. v@enn mir sic ni@t
betebren tSnnen. bann merben mir sic
uerni9ten. sic birfen ni@t 10 ,ueiter
i@reiben, benn fir uns iteben babel
Miuionen auf ben, Spiel," iaste ber
0ertreter oes @as=Gruits.
Mm Is. Suli 1894 ipra@ 8emis in
elmer Rir@e iiber ben sroBen Streit. @r
iaste, baB bic Giienbabr>@eieu @aften
an benz 9lufrubr uno an ber @rmorbuns
ueri@ieoener Perionen i@ulo ieien. Dors
auf iaste Der Prdfoent elmer giienbabn>
seieui@aft: rSbre @ebe in oer &ir@e
bat mir uiel l1nannebmli9teiten berettet.
go birfeu sic ni@t mebr ipre@en. Sd
m6@te Sbnen ratben, nit iol@en 6ras
gen, 1pel&e ,tie @euiitber bes goltes
aufre9en, porii@tis gu iein, wenn sic
an ber l1niueriitdt bleiben molten.
Gin Gruitee Der l1nioeriitdt betraste
Bemis eint lber einen @treit unb uollte
mihen, mas er uon runierer Seite" bars
iiber bente. vQBas meinen sic NIT
,unierer Seite?" fraste 8emis. rNun,
bic @eite Der &apitaliiten," mar bic
Mntmort.
Ginit iaste ser Praiioent Der l1niuer>
iitdt: r@s 1T a1es sana i@0n unb gut,
NIT ben Nrbeitern gu ipnpatbiiiren,
aber mir tSnnen es ni@t, mir merben uon
Denen be3ablt, bic auf ber anbern Seite
iteben unb mir biirfen ibnen ni9t entse>
gen iteben."
ST bas ni@t cine berrlide Suuitration
Der Qebr> unb 0tebefreibeit. Man fiir@>
tet, baB in ben &0pfen bcr Stubenten
bic forti4rittli@en Sbeen ii@ feitieten
tonnten. llno I'M oas gu uerbiiten, oa5u
II
iinb bic 2ebranitalten ba, uno menn elmer
ober Der anbere oer 2ebrer ebrli@ 1T uno
Mannesmutb seuus beiitt, bic @abr>
beit au iasen, oann mirb er an bic 2uft
seiett. Ser corrumpirenoe ginfluB bes
Rapitals madt ii@ iberaQ flblbar, iu@t
Maes 3u perbrdnsen unb gu uerni4ten,
mas ibm I'M Wese lit. llnb 10 wirb es
,uobl aud bleiben, BIS bas 0olt uers
ninftis senus seuoroen 1T, um ben in,
Dienite bes Rapitals itebenben beiben
alien Yarteien uno beren 9anolansern
ben QaufpaB 3u seben. (9fat. Ref.)
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pdr9en beridtet, bas einen gitt uon
a@t3is Meilen ma@te, UNI ii@ trauen
3u lafen uno bann iofort bic 9o@;eits:
reiie antrat. Cine iolde 2iebesalutb,
uerbunben NIT elmer iol9en 20rpercon:
ititution, uerbeiBt ii@erli@ cine seiunbe
Na@tommeui@aft.
Sn gait 9iuerpooI, >. .,
ipielten neuli@ tleine Sunsen vWIe
Wef". sic banben ben ie9s Sabre
alien Nnoreu Varbine al einen pfabl,
i@oiieu nit rGop">Pifolen auf ,bn,
lesten Spdbne uno 9ols UNI ben Piabl,
3lnbeten bieielben an unb moQten ben
Sun9en uerbrennen. Gs tamen 9ta9>
barn berbei, aber Der Sunse war i@on
siemli4 i9limm uerbrannt porben. Vor
&ur5em mar Buffalo 8iQ's .Sbo'u"
in @aits2iuerpool, unb oas bate bic
iunsen Bensels gu bem l1nius anserest.
u. 6. goberts, elm Ybotosrapb
aus Sa6icn, beitanb lette @o4e in
Mantato por benz 8unbes>G Gommiildr
elm VerbOr. unter ber uon einem Poltin>
ipettor erbobeneu 9tntluse, bic poit gu
betriserii@en 3weden sebrou&t gu ba>
ben. @r uertaufte 2iebespuIuer, ruel>
DIES Der 2iebesiebnenbe in einem Sddz
den auf benz 9er;en ..tsaseu ooer benz
ober oer @eliebten auf oas &opftiiien
seltreut weroen ,nuBte. i0as @ej9dit
batte einen 10 i@0nen GrfQls, baB bic
Poit es fiir seratben bielt ii@ ndber
iiber bic @irti amteit Ses Puluers gu i'm
formiren uno bemertiteuiste beBbaIb bic
Verbaftuns uon 0toberts, ber unter
$1,000 @ri4einunssbiirsi@aft selteat
murbe.
2etten Donneritas murbe
brei Meilen iibli9 uon OrtonuiQe,
Minn., III Grant @ountp, g. o., elm
i@euBli@er Moro besansen. Trant
Raatiit, Elm Deuti@er, trat am Na@>
mittas, se9en u,er lbr, III betruntenem
3uitanoe ben 9eimwes pom Ortouuiqe
al, serietb, gu 6auie ansetommen, nit
ieiner Trau in Streit. unb eri9lus iie.
Raatiit 1T etma uier5is Sabre alt uno
bat ieit Sabren nit ieiner Grau in uns
frieben selebt; er bate iie Dor 3ebn Sa6s
ren unter eisentbiimlideu l1mitdnoen
sebeiratbet. Die 6r& ioate uripriins>
lid einen iunsen Ma@bar Raatiis's bei>
ratben. Der !0o@Seitstas fam uno gu
ben @diten seb0rte aud &aatiit. .2et>
terer @armirte nit Der 8raut bel Der
@elesenbeit berart, baB bic giferiu9t
oes 8rdutisams rese .uuroe uno er ii@
tief setrdntt fiblte. Sn bieier Stim>
muns sins er Dor bas9aus unb iaste ii@
cine &usel bur@ ben &opf. &aatft
beiratbete tur3 oarauf bic brdutli&e
Witt,ue uno ber @be entipro6en brei
Rinoer, bic nod am @eben iino. RaatIb
murbe III Qaft 9enommen.
Den rmabren @runo" fir bic ldn>
sere &eiie bes Yrinsen 9einri@ uon
Preuben bat eine @bicasoer enslii@e
3eituus entoedt. Der Bring bat nit
elmer iunsen 8antierssTrau in &iel Elm
itrafi@es 0erbdltniB unterbalten. ber
8ater oer juhsen Trau bat beim &aiier
&lo9e sefibrt, uno oieier bat ben Prin:
gen rbeurlaubt". go meloet bic @bica>
soer 3eituns, bic bas Nues gang senau
wi0en muB, bo iie nit elmer @oi9frou
i'm 9ousbalte oes Prin3en 6einri& ins
time Be3iebunseu unterbdlt.
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3c>,ttntartciteu.
Budleus Mrnita=Ga Galbe.

Dte bette Salbe in ber sselt fir G&ntitmunbea
lQueti&unsen. @unbsn, gefdware Sal,Hub. 6ledtea
oufeevrunsene pdnbe 4roabeulen. 1nbnsrausen saSf
aut Peu,eusi$lase .ns tilt an!esbat 9amort5stss..
l,,ns perlaHst. Vrets. Is eeas tie G9a3tet. 3x ID
ben bel =. ". OIiex, Rem lltus.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-10-24
@eueS @ag1tergel@dft.

Der unterjei4nete bat neben benz S9ne=
oe9el9dtt pon Sobn QiQa oil Der Gde pon
Sroaowap uMb 4. Noroitrabe cine Qga9ner=
wertltatt eroffnet unb 1T bereit, ale i'm sSa&
elnl9la9euben arbeiten ouf bas 8eite nn6
Oauerbattelte dn1uferti9en. Tas Seilen non
So9en 1piro 3ur SpecialitGt 9emo9t.
9eS. 0Ietbner,
&ew uIm Rtan.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-01-05

stuuent OF nervous diseases, and author
of many noted treatises on the latter subject,
long since realized the truth OF the first
statement, and his Restorative Nervine
Is prepared on that principle. Its success
in curing all diseases arising from derange-
full as the thousands of unsolicited testimo-
mails in possession OF the company manufac
turing the remedy amply prove
DR.. Miles Restorative Nervine IS a reliable
remedy for all nervous diseases, such as
headache, nervous debility, prOstration,
sleeplessness, dizziness hysteria, sexual de-
sold by all druggists on positive guarantee,
or sent direct by the Dr. Miles Medical Co,
Elkhart, Ind, on receipt of price 81 per bot
tie, six bottles for So express prepaid.
Restorative Nervine positively contains no
Lpiates or dangerous drugs
Sold by all druggists.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-01-05

Notice hereby given, that all the above described property
which taxes delinquent Monday the 9th day February 1885,
unless the delinquent together with and penalty will paid
before that day. will be sold the highest bidder for public
auction at 10 o'clock of said day
door in the town of Rahdum Kootena County, Idaho
WILLIAM RYAN,
Assessor and Collector County, Idaho
Date of first publication December 80, 1894
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-01-05
$4,000 REWARD.
Sold by all druggists

A reward of $4,000 will be paid
to any one who shall furnish infor-
nation leading to the arrest and
conviction Of any party uulawfully
killing stock belonging to the un-
dersioned BALL Bros.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-01-05
SURROUNDED BY MYSTERY!
a Great Mistake.

A recent discovery IS that headache,
dizziness, dullness, confusion OF the mind,
etc, are due to arrangement OF the nerve
centers which supply the brain with nerve
force; that Indigestion, dyspepsia, neuralgia,
wind I'm stomach, etc, arise from the derange-
ment OF the nerve centers supplying these or
gans with nerve fluid or force. This IS likewise
true OF many diseases OF the heart and lungs.
Tho nerve system Is like a telegraph system,
as will be seen by the accOmpanYing
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-01-05

cut. Tho little
white lines a re
the nerves which
convey the nerve
fire. from t h o
nerve centers to
every part of the
body, just as the
cleo ric currents
conveyed along
t h o telegraph
wires to e very
station, large or
small. Ordinary
physicians fail to
regard this fact;
instead of treat
ing the nerve CEN
ters for the cause
o I the disorders
arising therefrOm
they tire n t the
part affected.
Franklin Miles,
NJ. D., LII. b., the
highly celebrated
S specialist and
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-04-13
DEATH OF Mr.. scHuLze.
Until Recently Was General Land Agent
of the Northern Pacific.

Until Rscentiy Was General Land Agent
of the Northern Pacific.
TACOMA, WASH, April 12.-Paul Schulze
shot and killed himself to-day. He had
Just been removed as general land agent
of the Northern Pacific railroad.
The dead body of Paul Schulze, general
land agent of the Northern Pacific Rail-
road company. was found in his bed at
s:i5 p. IN. by Henry, his Japanese servant.
The news did not become generally known
until after o'clock. The entire city is
shocked. On finding the body tho servant
notified Dr. Yocom, Mr.. Schulze's ply
sician. Half an hour later, Coroner Parks
was notified. The shooting occurred
about IL 80 o'clock. He fired n bullet into
his right temple with q 3s-caliber revolver.
The bullet went through his head. When
found his hand still crasped the revolver.
Dependency and loss of position were
undoubtedly the cause. HIS financial
affairs are badly tangled up.
Mr.. Schulze was one OF the best known
men in the Northwest. A German by
birth. he entered the Northern Pacific
service under Henry Willard and nearly 10
years ago was made general land agent
at the west end of the road. During the
last year OF so his policy of management
had not been approved by the Northern
Pacific management, and frequently IL
has been rumored that be would be re-
moved. Last Wednesday he announced