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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-04
THE HARDY CHINESE.
Peace Commission Will Not start For Japan
 For Ten Days.


 For Ten Days
 LONDON, Jan. IA dis-atch 10 The Times from Ticn-t tSjn says that letters rc- ceivCd there from New Chwang state that the fighting on Dec. - about the village of Rang Wan Thai lasted for six hours General Sung then Tcti9Cd west of Ticn- Chwang Star. aEd the Jarane>c returned to Hai Ching. which they strongly forti- fled. General Sung, rOt being PursUel, marched back on Ecc. 25 toward New Chwang. which aTp a to be still in the hands of tLe JaInne-c q Port Wingtzu Is now said to he threatened.
 The Chinese state that the .IapaCeSc are suffering greatly from the cold. and it is added that General SUnr's fOrce proGting by experience is improving in military tactics and seems to le rcgaining conf dence. The generals troops have made some creditable marches during the last two months
 A dispatch from Ticn-tsin says that the Chinese envOys to negotiate a peace with Japan will proceed 10 Japan ten days hence. They will meet at Kobe Mir John W. Foster. ex American secretary of state, who has been appointed to act with them in an advisory capacity.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-04
FARMERS WHIP TRAMPs.
Tied Them to Trees and Gave Them Twenty
 five LaShes Each.

Tied Them to Trees and Gave Them Twenty
 five LaShes Each.
 WEsTBRooK, Conn. Jan 1.-Two tramps, members of a gang which has been rob- ping farmers in this section for the past two weeks, assaulted a teacher who refus- cd to give them money. Eight farmers went to the swamp along the shore line tracks of the New York. New Haven and Hartford railroad, where the tramps made their headquarters in a dilapidatcd build ing, and surprised the gang.
 Two were captured and dragged from the hut. stripped of their ragged garments and both tic,l to n tree. Then three of the farmers applied whips to the mems legs and backs. Both shrieked at the first cut and kept on shriekinG until 20 or 25 lashes had been inflicted. They were told that il they did not leave in l2 hours they could expect worse punishment
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-04

career, she read all his speeches before he delivered them. and he found her ad- vice and criticism of great value. In the summer of 1890. when Mir. Hastings made such a strong fight for the guber- natorial nomination, Mrs. Hastings &C., companied him on his campaigning tours and won him many friends. AL though Delamater secured the coveted nomination in place of her husband, she was not discouraged and remarked that better luck would como in four years- How true her prediction proved is . matter of recent history.
 After the election came the delugO of office seekers. and in this emergency Mrs. Hastings was as helpful as she was at the literal deluge in Johnstown. She has met scores of callers. listened to their claims and entertained them un. til the general could take them in hand. She is smiling, affable and possessed of tact, and those who know her we'll pre- dict for her a brilliant reign as the lead ing lady of the commonwealth. Her elder daughter. Miss Helen R. Hastings, a golden haired, blue eyed girl of about l6, will be her strong right hand in en- tertaining. and Baby Sara. O little tot about q year old, will be without doubt the most talked of infant in the state.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-04
NO ONE CAN ESCAPE.
He Met Mrs. Dr. Sherlock Holmes and
 She Was His.

She Was His.
 All of a sudden she turned to the man In tho street car on her left and said: You were putting down an ingrain carpet at your house this morning. Don't attempt to deny it, for I have the most conclusive evidencor'
 How do you know?" he stammered in surprise.
 "There is lint on your knees, sir, show ing the kind of carpet, and your thumb Is done up in n rag to prove that you hit it with the hammer. You have bunion on your left foot. Deny it at your perilr' "Yes, havo bunion, but"&
 "1 knew it, because you can't keep that foot still, while now and then you utter a
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-04
Fatnl Duel With sahers.

NICE, Jan. IA desperate duel with saIers has bcen fought letween two Ital- ian officerS-ro- ami and Nersori-uear tho French frontier. Tho fight lasted m hour. at the expiration of which time Vergori was killed by a cut on the right side of the neck which severed the carotid artery. Tojani was so severely wounded that he is not expected to survive.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-04

during his visit, and for two days thiEs passed off us smoothly and harmoniously as could be wished for. We had him out to our private graveyard, in our office at the city hall and up and down on the streets, and no one shot the cigar out of his mouth or jumped him out of his boots with O warwhoop. When Tuesday night came, we asked him to accompany us to a meeting of the common council, and he readily consented. It never occurred to us that he was ignorant of our wild west ern way of interpreting "Cushing's Man ual, or that anything would happen to unstring his nerves, or We should most as- suredly have left him at the office to play poker with our horse editor and pass tho time us pleasantly as possible.
 At the previous meeting of tho council we vetoed the resolution to expend the sum of $500 to improve Apache avenue.
 Tuesday evening last the aldermen start ed out to pass the resolution over our veto
 '.Cushing's Manual snys that such a thing can be done when the presiding off1- cer has no sand in his craw, but not other
 wise. We set out to nip the proceedings in the bud, and the result was that six al- dermeR piled on to us at once, and thero was a lively skirmish for about ten min-
 utes. We were a licked mayor when they let us up and passed tho resolution over o1r veto with a yell, but as the affair was nothing out of the routine we smoothed down our hair, wiped the blood of our
 ear and sat down to pick up the thread of business. It was only then that we discoy- cred tho absence of our Hoosier friend.
 The city clerk, who has a chronic lame back and never takes sides in a council row, informed us that at the first go ofi our editorial visSsor jumped through q l window to the roof of a saloon and from thence to the ground. Some of our citi-
 zens outside saw an object making for the | hills through the gloaming and fired at it, | but 1t kept on flying and was soon lost tc
 sight. We have had ten men out for tho
 last three days searching for our missing 1, friend but no trace of him has yet been discovered. We are deeply grieved that
 we didn't explain matters to him befor' che council opened. There is rarely 1
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-04
Kentucky Dcsperado Killed.

FLEMINGSBURG. Ky. Jan. 4.-William English. 0 noted desperado of this section, was killed by Andrew Vaughn. Vaughn is so years old and quarrelcd with English about the payment of an old debt. Eng fish made at the old man with his ax. Waugh rAisoI his gun. which he carried, and emptieI tho contents into English ( body, killing him instantly. English had been a terror in this part of tho state for years, and his death Is not regretted.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-04
-. Men Killed by q Train.

NEW YORK. Jan. IA north bound train on the New York Central railroad ran over two unknown men At One Hun- dred and Thirty ninth street, killing both and mangIinR them gu horrible manner.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-04
WaterburyFire Alarm

LOCATION OF BOXES The following are the Fire Alarm siSnAs 'nder the new system:
 "a Rogers q Bro!s
 Is Cor East Main and NlaeAra stressa i-s Cor East Main and wolcots road. I-s Cor High and Walnut streets. I-e CT last Main and Cherry s1sssA ,-7 Cor East Main and Cole strenea S-l Cor Ho<th Elm and Kinxshury strssra. ss Cor North Elm. North Main aAd Groxs
 streets.
 s-S Waterbury AAnufnctanng sonpanys s-s Cor North Main and North strestS- C. Cor Buckingham and Ccoks strosex = Cor GrT.e and Prospect streees. Ss OoT HinsIde sv~7us and Pine street Fs Cor Johnson and Wsterv1le streets . l-s The Piatt B-as q Or" |. Was>El-.' CEVck company movsnsa.
 msnt facsoryl'
 EIehanGs plASs- s-9 Or West Main and Willow strNeen s-t Or West Main and watarsown road s-s Horss Gar Railroad ssables l-s Waterbury Brass company tT Cnr Cedar and Meadow glrsaeas Ss Cor Grand and Held saFssks >kS o0< Bank and hsAdew swseeA --&S RAndolpA Oswsss '-a- HHns 4 A.~ssd Maautassusrs com l-S4 Ne Eosa Houss. Rs Hslms& pe sSA . HaFdsaas se< ocS ohariss and Porter strssa $s Cor 1imons street and wasAkaEsun ap, Cor eouth Main and erAnd sarNsaN t4 Cor South Main and OAy stresn. ts Waterbury Watch eonpanTs ts Benedict & BvrnhAm Manuhetnrtns
 companY!s t-s Waterbury Buckle comBAnys t-s Ger South Main and Washlngson sts se0vil Manufacturing csEnpAnx. - Or Franklin and Union sirsssA tS Waterbury Uoek Go. tcass taceurr, kS CnF Oay and MIn Etresta- Ee Cor Lihsrty and River sezasts ks Ne Hose Houps. sF nT Baldwin Ead Rtone skzsuM.
 on Erhase and hasIn rsxeeeA e4 0w nu~atae anag and Dahlm sarsa -sPrsvss>
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-04

missionary work to perform Thirty-six members report that they have no re- ligious preferences.
 IRE total non political results of the Lexow investigation thus far-aud proba- bly it is clossd-ars one police captain s-nt to states prison for three years with sl ,00O fine. for Accepting "a present Of four basAets of psachr>; aud one police captain Aept on toe force who confessed that he paid $l5.OO0 for his appointment. but nothing great many characters were ruined or slnirched badly. and Special Counsel Golf, who was poor attorney looking tor clIents six months ago. be- comes judge of the recorders court for a ta III ot fourteen years. with salary of $I4 .OUO B yesr.
 IT k rpl orted that a member of the British parlIamen is about to sail tar this country to present to congress and the | president memorial in favor of treaty o: arbitration between this country and | G eat BTItSiD. IL ls said to contain ths signatures of S45 members Ut the house of commons. At first glance this seems iiks gratifying piece of news. At the second 1t .esms lks 6 very queer one. If the British parhamspt wishes an arbitration treaty with this country. why doSsnt iE say So in a parliamentary way? In itu reported form the memorial on that sub jsct is simply a psution to our govern msnt. Why should Great BritiAn Pstitlon for anything which Ahs has B perfect right to propose as an sQual in . diGninsd way. and with much better prospect of success It is unlikely indeed. that Shs would petition this country for anything? Until further particulars are received ot this extrsVrdI- nary proceeding. We shall be inclined to d pubt the whole story. It doesn't souGd 1 reasonable.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-04
War nm Social cluha.

ROANOKE. Va. Jan. 4.-Ths war on
 the SO called social clubs in this city con tinues J. F. Marshall manager of the AlleRhany Social club was fined $50 for conducting the club contrary to the char
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-04
NaarIr aab Flaherman Last.

LONDON, Jan. 4.-It has now been as- eertained that nearly 225 fishermen De longing to Hull Grimsby and Yarmouth were lost during the recent gala
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-04
Found pead In III. Room.

BOSTON. Jan. IA man who registered as Stephen Kerrigan at the United States hotel was found dead in bed in bis room,
 which was filled with gas. It Is moi known whether or not 1t was . eass oi
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-04
Why T6sy Pad It.

War news by cable from China sesAs Ihe English papers el.s7 word asa nom Japan @ 60 . word
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-04
THE ARIZONA KICKER.

With the Wild Western Way.
 X LOST EDIToR.-Scvcral days ago m editor from Indiana who was making a tour of the west reached this town and at our earnest solicitation decided to put in a few days at sightseeing in this locality, We slipped out and told tho boys who he was and bribed them to behave themselves
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-04
Little Girl Fatally Burned.

ROANOKE, Va, Jan. IA S-year-old daughter of Albert Lumken. a farmer liy- ing near Cave Spring. was fatally burned
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-04
Laborino Mans Market

A careful inspection of the fol- lowing prices will. I believe. be
 of interest to al, and con
 vince you that ii
 Isnonsense to
 p'y exorbi,an, prices for your
 living.
 Sirloin Steak I2c Round Steak, lOc Shoulder s eak, 5c Fresh Pork. costs S-Iuc Fresh Pork Shoulders 6c Fresh POrE Sausage Sc Corn Beef 3-6c Sugar Cured Hams 1Oc Sugar Cured Shoulders Sc Rumps S-lOc Clods lOc Rolling Pieces sec Boasts S-I9c Butter, 10 Prints soc Hind Quarter Lamb 10c Fore Quarter Lamb Sc Native Veal, Vegetables, etc, al- ways at hand.
 The wholesale price of Beef has advanced, but thIs market has an advantage in buying because we buy t"r strictly cash ard get all discounts, enabling u~ to reraIl eat ables to the public cheaper, than our competitions
 IL will pay you to call a"dIsee us.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-04
me south AnasrIcan War.

LIMA, Jan. 4.-Govsrnment troops have defeated she PisrelA tasursaAas as JeaiA.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-04
RoBBAT \. LovR. Judge.
ogYIsz e c oGsAaR. sI DraysoA sss A.
 RAVAauAH, Ga,

NKssRs LKPPMAM BRSs. aa,snAah. 0A:
 DEAR SIs:-I wsala like to add my tss- timspy to the almSat miraculous sG0oa OS P P. P in the case of Mary Iarshsn. . woman living on Ay place; sAs had e con- stAnt cough, sore threat. debility. etc. and was emseiatsd tS dAEr.s that she Was unable to get oat sf unAia&A. being given Hp by physiciAns; shs bad taken tAs rain ous so-cAllsd Bleed kadisiass vitAsat tAs laaGt elect. Hatl beiHz Rut uAAas the r. P. P. she imnsdiAlAlg baQan tO improve and is nov in as eAAa AAallh as sVar h my life. YOu ean rstsr ts sas st any tims as to the sifssts ef P. F. .iB the fore
 YsTTs Tr.av. aswvwL ewmwx.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-04

raatnFdAv afternoon is Children 's AAy. All children under IA ysArs will hs aamaaAaA Sse 10 eanh.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-04
Girl FntaIIr Rurnct.

NASHUA, N. H.. Jan. i.-Grace Cliff ford. aged IA. was fatally burned at her home here.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-04
El1e Dcu1ucraf,
o. ana N T. MALoNEY. Pus1I.kERs.

THE uext chaplain of the house will have missionary work to perform Thirty-six members report that they have no re- ligious preferences.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-02-21
0etabr oer Shtttfabrt aut
un5eren seen.

IGe 8elt sloubt, bob bic @sfabren
Der Sdiffabrt einSis auf benz 8elt
meere lissen uno beiOaoers i'm n6ro
lihen ntlantiibeH S5ean. i'm &anal uno
in Ter Norbise, mo bic meiften Sdlffs
tatatropben tattfinssn, neil in oieien
@tpdiiern Der sr0Bte 8erfebr herridt.
Der @efabreu, tpelde ben SOFTEN auf
uniern SiBuuiier See'n brobt, ipirh
penis sebabt - i'm Iuslano sar nidt
uno ielbit bier5ulanee, mo man bod ben
rieiisen Ysrfebr senau fennt, Der auf
oieien See'n berribt, nur 10 e%npassant!
lno bod orobsn aud auf unlereu Ses'n.
Si6waiisr,W eere tSunte mon iie ibrer
N%usbebuuns tuesen iuit nennen. benz
Ssemaun uno S1lHseisentbum idpere
Sefabren.
so iino !. 3. ipdbreub bes Sabres
1894 - nur bic ieds Monate pom l.
Wai Bis gum /. Nouember iinb isrpd
~ rehnen - ni1t peniger oils liz
S1iffe BON i1perer Sauarie betroffen
rporoen ooer sdnSlih 81 @runoe sesan'
gen, unb GO Wenidenleben sinsen pers
loren. Die 8abl Der seideitsrtsn ooer
seiunfenen Sblne betrus 43 uno Der
baourd oeruriahte Yerluit S643.243
uno 50 Sdiffs haben idwere Sauarie
e~rlitten, mas einen Shabsn BON $349,z
1877 u,ranlaBte - Der @eiammtperlult
belduit iid auf fait cine Wi0ipu DoIars.
9ieie 8srluie idlieSen nidt bic Ser.
LUTTE burb 5euer unb aoQ,ionen nit
elm. Nuf benz 2ate Suron uerunsliids
ten Is Sdlfe, unb 9 Wsnidenleben
sinsen perloren; nui benz Cafe Ni1igan
81 Sdiffe uno 40 Menihenlsben; nuf
benz 2ate Superior Z Shiffe unb elm
Wenidenleben; ouf Dem Safe erie Is
Sdife uno Elm Wenihenleten; aui Dem
Gate Ontario 4 Sdife unb Z Wenihen.
leben; auf benz Gaie ST. CLAIR uno De-
trOit' JluB 4 S4lffe uuo 8 Weuidenlss
ben.
Der iblimmite Sturm bes poriaen
Sabres bat ON IS. Wai 9ttuiibet, in
weldem &c S9iife idsiterten ODER
idwer beiddoist wuroen. SIN Suien
BON Chicago aaein sinseu 5ebn S4,ffs
ue,loren, uno ott Yerionen BON Der
Mannidait oerislben ertranfen. 0as
iino ihrsdlide 8ablen uno bod itebeu
oleielbsn nod melt binter ben unsllds.
5ifiern oes Sabres 1893. in wsldsm
S1,fie I'M @ertbe BON fat Sms. Wilz
lionsn Dollars 81 @runoe sirsen ooer
beitdoist wuroen uno SO Seeleute um's
Qeben fomer.
Die Sdifiabrt aut ben See'n 1T fein
&inosripisl, ais pel6es bic Sal5waHer.
Sesleute bieieibe ssp6bnli@ anieben.
Sic If sum minbsfien ebe nio eefdbrli4
wis bic aui ben OSeanen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-02-21

aribault.- Nm lsbten Sams
fog 1T 5rnns &ooata bel Der Nrbeit in
Der S%dsemible 81 9Obe setom men.
Der 8erunsliidie Sdblie 40 Sabre uno
binterldBt cine Jamllie in barftisenums
1tdnoen.
Tomer.-Sm Winneiota Bersuert
BEL Tower muroe Der rs Sabre alte leoi'
&c Slime Seinrid 9alpa outd berabs
itir5enoe Jelien eridlasen.
Sbafopee.-gb. u. SteoenS, tpsl'
der i'm Yeniiousamt in @aibinaton oils
glerf anseitelt 1T, bat cine @ebaltsers
b0buns BON 800 etbalten. Sein Sob
teslobn betrdst nun $l,400.
Stillmater'-@in balbuerriidter
Sidtlins, namens Sos. &enneog. bat
Samitas ben @ddter Tb. Stub nit
einsm Sammer peruunoet.
M minneapolis. - Der ,Nortb'
mtitern Wi0er" ihreibt: Die Wublen
in minneapolis mablten in Der oersan'
seneu 8Ode 127,7OO SOB Mebl, sesen
LOG. 800 JnB in Der bieier uorberseben'
ben @ohe. Dies If felt Der eriten Wo-
cpe i'm DECEMBER 1894 bic bette Bohe.
@abrsno Der sesenwdrtisen ISOLDE fiub
mebr Wiblen i'm 8etrieb uno es iuers
ben uorausiidtlid 10000 SOB proou'
cirt tueroen. Der Nufidmuns oes @e'
oddities Stpiust bic Wihlen 81 onse'
itrenster 9bdtisfeit. Der bobere @el
,enpreis bat au1 bic Weblpreiie etruaa
erbobt. Dos Grportseiddit bat iid Sc
gen bic uorbersebenoen 8oden slei9
iaus ssboben. gs wurbsn 1890 Sat
erportlrt ge9en &c, 800 Der 8orwobe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-02-21
Narn-Daknta.

2i8bon.-- Die 2isbon'ihe Rdies
fabrit rpirb BON Der fommenoen Saiion
an ats Gooperatiu unternebmen betrte-
ben tperoen.
B bapeton. - W. Widlen pom
Abercrombie tuurbe BON Der Nnflase bes
uneeiebli1en @etrdnfeuerfaufs freiSe-
iproben, obnobl cine game Wense
Brobibitionsipisel sesen ibn se5eust
batten.
Pembin n.-Soiepb Tia uno N.
Balade iinn unter benz 8erba 4te. ben
Jarmtneht Nbam Niaer erihofen 81
baben, perbaitet poroen. WiIers 5rau
1T ebenfaQs in 9aft, oa mon uermutbet,
bob ie bel benz Woroe betbeilist NOR.
o.-gorts Datota bat SO uers
itieoene Nrten BON 8dumen, bic uilo
wadien. 9aS Bolt i'm Often alaubt.
Noro- Dofota iei Elm baumloier Staat,
uno bod tann man faum 10 Weilen in
irseno elmer &idtuns fabren, obne Bdu'
me anSutreHea.
Bismard. - SIN Senat;it bic
Strom'ide Bill, mslbe uerfiiat, bob
8erlonen, bic breimnl rpeaen Truntens
belt seri1tlih betraft puroen, in cine
Nnfalt fir Trunfeuboloe sebraht unb
gum @ebrau9 Der 8eelep'i4en 2runf'
iu1tsfur se5wunsen ueroen iolen, tuenn
fie elm 8iertes Ral in BEN 9uftanbe
ansetroffeu werben.
Alton Sarmer Dams SObniou
bon Nlton, 3raiq gountp. beiies einen
!3ua Der Great Nortberu Batn in eiuem
betruntenen 5uitanbe, I'm nod SiQsborr
Su fabren. Der BUG sins aber in bic emit
sssenseiebte Rl1tuns. Sobnion itiee
bann in &elio aus, UNI 81 JauBe belm'
suaeben. Sein tooter &6rper muroe ben
nabiten Norsen neben benz Giienbabn'
seleiie s~eiunoen.
Bismarf.- Die Reiubmiiiioni
fen baben nun ben Rampf oils ausii9ts'
los a~ufssseben. &eprdieutant Wier'
lina reihte cine Blu elm, tuelhe ben @e
%trdnteuerfauf in Stdoten pom iiber zoe
@inwshnern seitattet uno bic 2icen5 au'
$1,000 feftIest. Die Bin entbalt auBer'
benz Strafbeiimmunsen fur bic ueber'
tretung bes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81,
erIte uebertretuns lou nit brei Wona'
ten @eidnsniB uno 5000 BuBe, ieoe net
tere aber nit iehs Monaten Gefdnsnil
unb 5000 Bube befirait weroen.
Sarso.- Die uielbeiprodene Ee
lepbonl,nie apii4en Sarge, SlQsborl
uno @ranb Sort if. pie Superinten
bent 8ainman BON Der Nortbwefterl
Eelepbou @rhanse an9ibt. seii4sri
in letter Bo&e bat bic @eieai4oft oi
n5tbigen Sdritte CUR grlaneuns be
@eseredts einseleitef. Die Orte Sum
minss. Granoin, Wapleton, @ofelton
Gardner uno NrsusuiQe psroen oirett
TELEPHONY; rbinbuns NIT @rano Sorts
Sarge uno aIen Sauptorten ces &eI
Riper Tbales erhalten. IS liest aud
i'm Blane, i'm fommenoen Jribiubr elm
9%elepboulinie Swii4en Sarge uno 81
J Baul Su erribten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-02-21
AusIano b.

u . Y v SWiVb Spu'ugttH
berg, i'm bapriidsn ResierunssbeSirt
uuier sJranisn, 1T turd cine 5eusrs-
bruuit total Serf0rt pOroen.
Bore3e85on NJ. - Cine 2ntpine
peritIttste mebrsre Bauern bel Bore,
SesSom in @ali5ien. bic idmmtlib UNI
famen, ebe iie berausseSraben weroen
tounten.
Wien.-@rjbet5o3 albtsdt, War'
iduu uno @snerals Snipettor Der otter
reidiideu Nrmee, itarb Wontaa in Greo
on Der Guusensnl5inbun9 i'm utter uon
70 Subren.
8ien.-Durd cine Grploiion itla.
senoer BETTER in Der 9ede aanisin
2ouiie in 8oleriae. Sblefen, purben
Jreiias Naht uier5ebn Berlonsn set6os
tst unb nht oerfpunoet.
Wai- B a DIE Saponer
finb isst in oo0sm BsiiB Der Snisl Gin
auns Zoo. in Der bIeiisen Bai. Dozen
Sorts waren Die leBten, welde sesen bic
iiesreide iupaniids 5lOtte Stano bielten.
S.-8on sewlIisr Seile in
Btrlin ueroen Yldne beiproden sur
Ssbuns Der seiunienen ,Glbe" uno sur
Bersun8 Der 2eiden. WOutas bat Elm
1au1srsGo rps bic Sage oes Dumpiers
uno bic Iieie ieisefsat. IN ipslder osrs
islbe lieSt.
Baris. - 9esien Tpnntriaa tr
idien Elm amtliber Bsrlht in Beirtfi
oes Saateuitanbss in Jranireid am
Sdlufe oes Wonats Januor. 9anat
mar Der @~eiSentano in 70 9eporte
ments iebr gut. in "a gut. in o jiemlit
gut unb in awei m%IttelmdBia. Der
Stano bes Rossens mar our4i4nitilit;
febr gut.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-02-21
Batter abraham 9e9en otc
WattptHen.

Obsleih sdn5lib unter ameriianiidsn
GinHiHen auisemabien. mar 3iueoln,
oeiien sc. @eburtstas in lebter @ode &C.
iele,t tpurbe, tets Elm entidiebsnsr Mauu
aeasn isbe Nrt BON Hatipismus. Bor
isoer folder 8srirruns i4lste i'm feline
anssboreue @eredtisteliss uno aRen.
Obslei9 es feline barts gu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-02-21

DR.. pries's Cream Batting powoer.
eS&he @elt.aasReQaass aasjei&1ane.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-02-21

5lr bic 9upsrllGisfsit Der ron uns
psrSHsntliShn 3sasnidt fur yaRUr
0trpsn.Stdrftr sisbt
ss isintn tsatrsn Sswsts ais ben. bas bic
9%cmpanis l& srbietst, fur iebss llnd&te
$4,000 an tin Daiisntaus ~ iabltn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-02-21

Dr.. priee's Cream Batting powosr.
slt.AusReQaass MebaiQe ans 1iSlsm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-02-21

2iSbon. - Die 2isbon'ihe 8dies
fabrif pirb BON Der fommenoen Saiion
an OILS Gooperatiu unteruebmen betrte,
ben iperoen.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-10-16
THE

Burglar proof safe FOR valaaples, cars pass
The door every FIVE minutes for Exposition
Grounds. Everything 6rsl-cass. The bes,
teds in the city. Telegraph or write ahead
Cor accommodates. Remember We will
treat you right, and charge you ouly s. 90
per day for Board and Lodging Por,ers at
all trains
Sept. Is.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-10-16
SOUTHERN DlsTILLING co.

Are you com ng % The Exposition? If SO,
stop y, the Leading Co,el, where eccommo
cations are to be had tor ,oO0 guesrs per
day The ouly 6rst-cass Hotel in The City
charging only S2.cO per day.