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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-21

aes, perbienitpou.s Mitslieb in ben
|Sual, 10 pirb Elm .aui@" sei4lassn
uub npeun Der beenbet. mad minuten@
lanaem Spettatel, 10 erbebt iih fet=
srli9N has Gillette Woritanosmitslteo
unp ma9t ben @orihlas, ben aaid)
nod einmal gu %mieoerbolen, ba osra
Ielbe nidt gang - trdftis genus aus
asfanen lei. Stirmtides 9rapo be-
lobnt ben Npadern @reis. Nerpen
BARI man frsili4 gu bieien malttaltz
I6en @eniKen niht mitbrinsen, absr
treb unIeres entnerpten Sabrbunbsrts
i9einen bic beut59en Mdnner unb
Hrauen am Rbein nod cine gauge
portion pertrasen gu tDnner.
ueber bas biesmalise Rarnepulsz
fef in @aris pdre tpenis gu la9en,
tpenn Der lisbe Soft ni4t baau bas
Complement seliefert bate, eine
6e,rli4e 1piiblinssionne na4 langsm
barten Troit. go tparen 9unoertz
tuuienbe ubersliidli9. iiH braub ben err
aeben ~ t1nnen, unb oa .brauben"
Fir tpeitaus bic meiiten bic 9roben
8ouleparbs bebeuteten, 10 mar bic
Men1tenmense i@on mad atpei ubr
10 arob, bab Der Omnibuspertebr linn
brei ubr einseitelt tpeuben mubte.
unb bic Slater na9 bier rlbr rlr nod
i'm @4ritt fabren tonnten, tpenn bic
auti@er es ni4t por3osen, einen an
bers1 Mes einaui@lasen. Das Gonz
fetti4Wsr gin9 iberaa fehr mum
ter, iteIentpeiie mutbmilis bon Statz
ten, lpGbrenb nit ben hlnten papisr>
6dnbern, ben .Serpentins" ettpas nee
niger llnfug getrieben tpurbe als tn
ben leBten brei ober pier Sabren, bielz
.lei4t tpeil bic 2uft nod tiibl mar, unb
piele 2eute ni4t ser,, an ben oHenen
Geneftrn iteben unb bic @oriibergebenz
bn neden modten. 60 blteben audi
bic 8Gume Lungs Der 8oulebaros
sr0btentbeils snGbie peri4ont, uno
bafir tperben lie bur@ bi@teres 2aub
unb tiiblere11 S4atten Bis 9eeen ben
6erbit fin bunten. Cine neue Grz
finbunq tuare1 H%inseser bic @eoel
aus rSerpentins," NIT benen groBe
unb tlsine Rinber einanber bic Gonz
fetti bon 9ut unb Rragen fegten,
bunn cine ~ians gene" getaufte Yaz
pierrole NIT Mumoftiid, bic ben
burmlGfen @pa3iersdnsern glei& eiz
mem fleinen Riiftl ins @eii4t geblaz
fen tpurbe, urrb enblt@ Elm Mnitttn=
itrument in @eitalt zines tleinen 81
mers, tpel4es beim 3teben zines 8inoz
fabens f@redli4e Some bon ii4 gab.
0ertleibungen 1ab, man muir tpentge
uno bann blos Glptpns, pterrots unb
tarrittrte Sammergeitalten nit fall
f9en 8drten unb Nuien. 9iibf4 paz
rem alein bic Rinber. Mtldm1bden,
@lumenmdb9en, tleim sepuberte
Marquis, Solbaten, @i9ter, Galerz
tpebrleute, bic bon ben 8d1en in perz
i9iebenen Qptalen bertamen. Der
gr0bte bie1er Rinberbd0e bdtte i'm Ga
iino be Naris ftattfinben follen, mar
nber bur9 bic Geuersbrunft, mel4e
in Der Ma9t gum Dienftos in ieinem
@aale ausbra4, berbinbert tporben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-21
Der YtaHertetn.

@s mar in elmer biiteren Nobemz
berna4t bes Sabres 1852, ba bielten
Stpei Solbaten por benz palais bes
@enerals @rafen M. in Dresden
Ma4e. 2angiam i4ritten iie auf
unb as; Der 9al tbrer 9ritte mar bas
ein3ige @erduf4, bas maj, auf Der elm
1amen @traBe 90rte. Ginfter, obne
irgenb einen Qi@t14immer, lag bas
palais, lagen bic aneren3enben 9duz
fer ba. pl6Bli4 tau4te por ben erz
@olbaten cine permummte
@eitalt auf. l1nbetmli4e Mugen
bliBten aus einem bur4 ben 9ut balbz
berbedten @eii9t 9erbor. @erdui4z
los 9Qitt Der unbetannte an ben beiz
ben poften poriiben. Do4 nur big
CUR Strabenede. BORT ma@te er
9alt lrmb fab fi@ nod einmul UNI.
Die Solbaten nurben rreugierig. Sic
folsten ber @eftalt. @as Der @erz
mummte bornabm, eri9sn ibnen UNI
eptCdrlid. @ortpdrts geneist unb
langiam adblenb madte er S4ritt
Dor @@ritt; auf einmal blieb ct ftez
fen, als pb ct 9efunben battle, mas
er sefu4t. Worfiatig bltdte er iid
INN. Setne Muger1 blteber auf ben
beiben Solbaten ruben. ST mintte
fe beran. 3angfam traten iie nd=
Der.
Bidder 0ouisbor gsb0rt @ud,"
fiiiterte Der unbetannte, inbem er
Elm @olbitiid berpor3og, NIT perftenz
ter Stimne, Jtpenn Sbr mir ben
pfafteritetn, auf benz i4 itebe, nit
@uren 8ajonetten berausgrabt. Mber
feib berf&tptegsn, tpie bas Grab,
teilt Msmanben init, 1pas Ssbr geie=
fen, apas SIR getban!"
Die Solbaten gebordten. Mit
dn9itli@er Sorgfalt, bic ibnen ber
l1nbeimli@e immer bon Neuem tpieber
anempfaH, ma@ten ie nit ibren @a=
ionetten ben Stein lpder. Mit ben
9dnben blrften tie i9n ni9t beriibren.
@nbli4 batten lie i'm 6eral1s gegraben.
Der -%l1nbetannte betra9tete i'm LANCE
bon allen @eiten, als Of ct it@ iber=
3eusen NOBLE, baB er AUDI ben ri9tigen
fsitbalte, bann tpidelte ct i'm iorgz
fdltig 1T Elm i4tpar3es Sud-, benbarq
tin unter feinem Mantel, briidte eiz
rem ber Solbaten ben beriprodenen
2puisbor in bic 9anb unb peri@manb
ebenfo gerduf@los, pie ct aufgetap&t
mar.
Die 6eiben @olbaten faben it& berz
bubt an. sic 94uubten gu trGumen,
dber ba mar ia Der 2ouisbor, ba mar
bas Sod I'M Stetnpfaiter. Sic i4iit=
telten bic &Dpfe unb tebrten auf ibren
poften 3uriid. .@s ba1erte ni4t lam
sc, 10 apurben iK absel0f. Muf BET
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-21
: Ma11 3@reibt aus Mabrib UNI

- Man 34reibt aus Mabrib UNI
ter'm 10. Tebruar: 8et ben Gelbmaz
>nS'pern, bic i'm leBten 9er6it in Rata>
lonien itattfanoen, fiel Der General
&enbos bonn Nferbe unb bra4 bas
linte 8ein. Dtefes muBte linn abgez
nommen aperben. Sebermanr sla1bz
te, Der bebauerli4e 1nfau nerbe bic
Damiffton zines ber iingiten unb be-
gabteiten Mttglieber unieres General
itabs 3ur Tolge baben. Mber bic
Dinge berbalten ii@ anbers. Gin ge>
i@idter Medantter ndmli4 bat benz
@eneral etnen @pparat eeltefert, Der
ibm bas @eben obne Stab pber Rriiz
de, Yntpie a1lb bas @etten erm0glt@t.
pa bic 4mputation bios ben urteren
She'll beg 8etnes betroHen bat, 10
1iptberipri@t bas @efeB nt@t benz @erz
bleiben bes Generals int atttpen
9tenit. 60 beiibt' bas fpanii4e Seer
einsn General, Der muir einen SUB fat.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-21
stmerttanitme Gselmetaa8eratbe
in 9eutt6laAo.

Sn Der t0nisli4en 3ei@enatabemie
gu 9anau iirb g%esenpdrtig bic bonn
&unitgetperbsz Mufeum gu Berlin auf
Der MISUNDERSTANDING in Gbicaso ansez
tauften @poeugntNe oer ameritanii4en
@belmetalC : Snbuitrie ausgefte1t.
l1eber bieie Musfequng mtrb bon
tunitperitdnoiger Seite bas Tolgenbe
ssi@risben:
v@s 1T cine Collection bon AZ per=
i&tebenarttgen qruntz unb 9afelgeraz
tber, bie aus ben nambaften Gabriten
on u. 9iHanp u. &c., Wbiting Mfg.
So. unb @orbam Mfg. So in Netp
Sort Encouragement itnb. IS 1T Elm
eigenartiges @enre BON Gbelmetalarz
beiten, bas ii@ uns bier bietet, bas
nidt Bios bur4 ben. Rei3 Der Neubeit
interdiirt, ionbern aud in formaler
unb te@ntf4er 8eoiebung manderiei
Mnreeuns eeben fam. Cine grobe,
einbentelige @aie aus brauner, nit
@brpfantbsmen bemalter GaDence, Jog.
@odjtpoob : Gapence, NIT tbeilmeiie
ornamental gebaltenen Silberiiber3ug,
fdllt 5und@it .artf. Die fir uns neue
3e9nit 1T tur3 bic, bab bas ferttg ge>
brannte a1rb slaiirte 9bonz ober @las<
gei4irr auf galpanifHem @e9e nit
elmer Silbsri@i@t ~uber3ogen nirb, bic
bann gum Spell hpieber ausge19n.tz
ten unb NIT @rapirung berieben tptrb.
Mu4 an einigen ber ausgei tellten
@@irmsrife 1T bic gleide 8ebanblung
gu beoba4ten. Das tpertbpo1fte @tid
= es bat nabe3u 1900 Mart g~etoitet
= 1T cine i4lante @ilbertanne. in
ibrer Torm bon ben periH4zinbi@en
MetaQgefdBen beein1uBt, nit eini9en
grinen Steinen beieBt unb gum Spell
nit @muil in opaer, an altes @lfen>
bein ertnnernber 3Dnung per5tert, BON
iiberaus fetner Wirtung. 3mei totz
bare 3ierffude iinb cine tleine Silberz
pa1e, in beren ODER f1d&e cine 9ar3e
Mn3abl 8%arodperlen tpie beraustpa4h
fenb etnsefeBt iinb, nit mebreren gez
i@nittenen Mquamartnen mnb fein ge=
dBtem @e5tpsige oer5iert. Sin tedniz
f@es Runftitid lit cine tletne 3ierz
f9ale aus Giligran, befen 3pif@enz
rdume NIT burfNi@tigem @1otionnez
@mail (Genfterl4mel5, email a jour-
9efiint fimb. @6net itlbersetriebene
@4ale 3eigt etnen umlaufenben Mu=
f4eltrana, Der bur4 8ei3ung unb
2adirun9 gu elmer p0lltg naturtpabren
Mirtung gebra@t 1T. Gin @efdb bon
ber Gorm zines Metntiiblers NIT
@@lansen6entern (es 1T Elm Jog.
loptng cup, @lrt6be4er) 3ei@net ii@
bur4 ornamentale @@rift5iise aus, in
lei9tem @elief bur@ Mebung bersez
}tent. Sci elmer bergolbeten &an1re nit
Rococpmotipen am Hanbe beben it4
bortrefnt4 getrtebene naturaliitti@e
8lumerr in @otbgplb febr ~mtrtunssz
poQ bon benz 5elbe in @ringolb ab.
@on 8tpei Gelbfla19en lit cine gang
aus SiDber nit groBblumisen pergolz
beter1 M3aleen ber3iert, bic iteQentpeHe
leiht getrieben, bur4 fiefe @rabirung
energi{@ ge3ei@net unb %contourtrt
iinb, bic anbere, aus geprebtem unb
gef4nittenem @laie nit Silbermon=
tirung, bic am unteren 9beil nit fetz
mem geGBtem Diftelblutthpert bebanz
belt 1T. Dte iibrtsen @e9enitGnbe be-
ten peri@iebenarttges 9afelgerdtb pie
.@4Dpftelen, 20Fel, Ru4enz, @elee,
@u itermeKer, @abeln ,3uderitreuer u.
+. f., gum Sbstl BON origine1er unb
prattti4er Gorm, meiit geprebt unb
am @rif nit Srnament ober natural
lifff&en @lurner per5tert. SIN @anz
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-21

Mobern. 6rau: rMber, Ratbt,
mas f6nt Sbnen benn Elm, man fingt
bod einem Rirbe feline @afenbauer
bor." - Rinbermdb@en: rS@iden
@te MIDI balt iebe Wo@e eintse Scale
ms 3heater, Mabame, bann lerne i'd
bic 0pern|Melobten!!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-21

Warts, II. Mdra. Der Be-
ribmte DamenzS @netber Mortb mar
1926 in Bourne, 2%incolnfbire, @ng<
lamb , 9eboren. 81. follte 3uerft
@4rift1eBer tperben, berlteb aber balb
bic 2ebre, trat in Elm @Qenparenge>
f4Gfftt unb 5etgte bier balb feline gro=
BE |6erttgtett I'M Drapirert unb De-
toriren. Mit 81 Sabren ging ct na4
parts, mo ct 1870 bic beribmte
S&neioerperfftdtte er0Fnete, bic
ieinen Namen, beionbers an ben 9Dz
fen @uropas, beribmt gernadt bat.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-24
HANDS GROW OLD.
Mems Age shows Soonest by the Loss OF
DeXt.rity ia Their Fingers.

From the New York World
The actual amount of deNterity in the
human hand has been measured with
more or less accuracy, and its value in
mechanical employments traced from
youth 10 age How the hand grows old,
gradually losing its skill has been de-
s-ribed by Sir James Crichton Browne
the British labor student, who has made
a long course Of Investigations in the
English rural towns, The high period
of skill and endurance, this authority
says, is from 30 TO 40. the hand after
that beginning to lose it muscular dell
cacy and its supplcness.
Between the ages Of II 10 is the hand
of the boy Grows into the hand of the
man, and first become valuable from a
commercial point OF view. II a workman
is temperate and industrious and con-
tnues 10 improve in his trade, his hand 5
deXterity increases unti he is 30.
After 40 the muscles do not respond
nearly so readily and certainly to the
orders of the brain, and the quality and
quantity of the work done begins to fall
off While a man in especially fine health
and one especially deXtrous can often
keep up his high degree of skill long
past the ago Of 30, such man is an
exception. This comparative early age
ing of the hand is an interesting and
remarkable fact, as it is after 49, as a
rule, that a carefully used brain becomes
the most valuable Practically no Brit
ish statesmen Of the highest rank are
under iO most of them are above 5O
ana often ten years Older than that.
In the trades, on the other hand, the
highest paid workmen, with hardly an
exception. are under the age of twOscore.
The scale of wages in the button trade,
for example is a good indication of this
tendency Of the hand to grow old so
early In life. Al his very best, in his
prime skilled button turner can make
6,2i0 ivory buttons a day on his lathe.
For this he receives 40 shillings a week,
or about $l1.25 Al As years OF age IL
is only the exceptional man who can
make more than 2S shillings a week,
or $3.50, When the workman is 65 years
of age he can seldom make more than 20
shillings, or about 49, this providing that
he still enjoys sound health,
OF course this Is only the case in the
trades where one hand is used contlnu-
ally and systematically. A Sheffield
knife forger, for instance, strikes some
thing like 2S.000 blows with his hammer
daily. An enormous amount of muscu-
lar and nervous force is required for
this, and 1t is no wonder that the strain
on the nerve ccnters and the muscles
becomes visible in a few years, In farm
ing or seafaring life, or some avocation
i'm which the energy Is more equally dis
tributed over the entire body, the hand
does not lose its cunning so early. Of
tentimes II retains it's skill until the
faculties generally commence TO give
way.
1t is the sedentary occupation that
tells, and the only remedy for IL is such
exercise as viii divert the nerve current
from tha already oyertaxed hands.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-24
EXTRAORDINARY DIVORCE CASE.
both Parties In Interest swore They Had
Never Met u fore.

From the Washington Post
''rh" annals of the divorce courts con-
tain many curious histories" said an old
lawyer, hut TO me the most remarkable
case / ever heard Of was tried in Kings
county y. y, a dozen years ago. Both
parties We're prominent IN society and for
some time the matter was kept a secret.
Mrs Martin was a young wife, and mother
of one child, when in lSC2 her husband
enlisted in the Union army. She heard
from him at intervals for more than a year
puA Then followed a long period Of silence.
Next she received intel. .EerCe Of his death.
Mr. Martin luunei Widows weeds and
while mourning her husbands death her
child died. she then took up her res.Gersce
with friends, until 1S73 whtn she received
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-24
OF INTEREST TO STOCKMEN.
TuF FAR WEST SENDING MASy CAT
TIE TO rms MARRET.
This Trade Has Been Taken Away From
Omnha-Largc shipment Of tattle
From Irush, Cot. - At the
Yards with stock

The far West continues to give this
city quite a number Of cattle, and the
trade that is being opened up between
Kansas city and that section seems TO
be healthy one. NJ. X. Parsons, Of
salt Lake City; James Dorsey. OF Hal
leck. New, and G. Il Hopkins were in
yesterday with cattle. They were all
formerly Omaha shippers, but think
Kansas City promises better for them
in the future.
Abe Besgs, Armour's head h'r buyer,
who has been In Kentucky on a three
weeks vacation, returned yesterday. He
seems much improved by his trip and
rest and weighs ten pounds more.
~. NJ. Sparrow, the hog buyer for the
DCld packing company, LEFT the same
time with Mr Brcgs for three weeks
stay with friends in Central Missouri.
He, too, seems TO have fallen In good
hands rs he comes back full Of new l'te
and ten pounds more flesh than he car
riod away
William Garrett father Of John L.
and G.. + Garrett. died at the residence
of his son. John T.. Garrett. I'm Wcstport,
Mo. sunday. He had more than passed
the allotted He of man. three score and
'rn. and being In poor health his death
was not unlocked FOR He was horn in
Woodford county. KY In 1917 and was
therefore In his 18TH year the funeral
services will be held to-day at 2,30 p m.
at the residence Of John r. Garrett, In
Westport, and the burial will take place
in Forest iiill cemetery
The Western Union Beef Company, of
Brush Col. has sent 10 market the past
Two days thirty-scven cars of cattle,
making eiEhty-seven cars shipped from
that point this season.
Livingston & Shelter, Nebraska City,
y s., were here yesterday with cattle.
They report corn good but grass only
fair In their section There are no hogs
ln the country and they say but few
cattle will he fed with them this winter.
T. s. Hatfield, Tmhremay Kas., was
In Yesterday with cattle.
Joe Barber lmhremay. Kas., had In
cattle Yesterday
l. 5. TAYLOR, Moat. L. r. was at the
yards with sheep Yesterday
James Turner, Pomona, Kas., came in
yesterday with cattle.
Major A. W. Scott. Hamilton, Kas.,
was at tho yards yesterday with cattle.
NJ = Fleming Clear Springs. Mo,
was here yesterday with cattle. He
saws corn ana grass are good in Texas
county. Corn selling at 25 cents. Cattle
and hogs short.
J. r. Duncan. Excelsior Springs, Mo,
was IN Yesterday with cattle and sheep.
~" says corn and grass are good In Clay
county Average number Of cattle and
hogs on hand
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-24
ANNIVERSARY RECEPTION,
GIvtN ny EMERY, BIRD, IHANER a
co. TO rIiE PUBLIC.
Attended by $4,000 Pcrsons-A Pine Musical
Programme, " hich Included Two solos
by tibcrati - Sucrrs-tui Business
Career of Jhtrty-two Years.


Bmory Bird Tnayer & co. celebrated
Sa,. p'I 49, , ,,','s,y o' ~, '"e sytoI,r iou',
'' '.'.t .'i' H'S''' -''' '-'y - '''.s
he public. rAourh n, biz store was
crowded thtourHout the morning sad aft
orroo, .ts ,br,y~ e.Is-b rr.s mo oisIsa
anl stairs last uieht WAS even greater.
Iho reception b, -ar az @ oa,yck and con-
tiuuel untii 1880 o'clock. During that time
lu.'y l'."'o rersoas visited me building.
''.'n.ht 'Hs occasion one q ,hoIouEm en-
iu Co. store to see and there were many
,..t ,', Nl',, '.o .. 'H", . "''" -". ny, S,,' ra,r
was the place which was most janm d.
aase ae.eena,nr from he dcpar,msn', up-
tae Walnut street floor met In three steady
streams
I.'H' o. N'h'as C,ty er'Wa", ~ vas. was ="
ias. pushing and jos,ans All Of the de-
IurtntutS of the store were open Tor In
syca,.on. though no goods were SOLD. su-
pei.H''ndent 'hari,s G. Fe'eTs wa, y, ~
.Hars, ot tho building assisted by g
h1.re and The other 0oorwa 'kers IN 'ne
G1y marked tha fnn on.a.as OK sns arm,
the. floors were aIi aecorate,l 'aa,aiu.y
Most if .Ea ,.orof1tiSTs y IL. on tie Grand
avenue floor where are She millinery,
nj hgr. six and satin. 1ro and othcr de-
rarlrants They consisted II designs in
rWn.fa and rt'fns
At the head Gf the stairs leading to
,to Grand avenue floor was a largo model
~ fra y,-ft H. fr,.Grr 't.- tral'un Lr. .rt.
'fr,r ia riIbnrs pt .En salts were tre
words "E.. t.. n & Co.. rhIr,y-.wo Years
IAN 'r'.,,',i.-, v-ns ',i,7,r,,,tty Gre Nn,rcr-
@ .1'. l,'.'S ~, 'ii.ist+.rr t"1T ,to
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-24
Pension
Washington, Sept. 2S.-The following PEN
sons have been issu.l:
AI-EtYIFRT

Washington, sept, 2S.--The following PEN
sons have been isENHi:
MISSOURI.
OriEinal--Wlldam Lanahan, Cedar City,
CallaWay; Abiam pe'tis St Louis St
Louis; Louis IL. Mckay, Ashervile, Stod-
Gard; Edward II. ballard, Cairo Ran
Ressue-Dayid Hambey, Potost, WASH
inTton; John W Lance, Indian Grove,
Howell Thomas Garner, SplckardsYle'
ORIGINAL, widows, etc,-Incina H. Brack-
eti Moherly, Randolph; Rsbeccu Duncan
Bonnot, Wayne; Ann r. Brown, ST. Louis,
ST. Louis
Aidltional-TEaddeus Crane. Neosho
slpplemental-Peter II. Boyce. Roxbury,
Mcpherson.
Renewal and increase-Cieorge A, Klingel,
Winfield CoWley.
Irorease-Henry Chllders, Topeka, Shaw
nee.
Ressue-Nathan Cree, Kansas City. wy
andotte; John T. Farley. Kansas CITY,
WyaIduiye; Samuel NJ. paoruhUrg, King
man, knPman; Fred rick Lenhart, Osa-
watom!e Miami; Lebbeus C. Taylor, Elk
CITY, MCut6Omery.
Original widcw-Mary n McColister,
Indian TERRITORY.
ReneNal-Ardrew Patrick Catoosa
Reis@ue-Albert cowden, Boggy Depot
OKLAHOMA TERRITORY.
original-Wylie Brown. oleo Springs,
Reissue-Alsxander Hantz. Enid "a"
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-24
Specialties sold by
COLUMBIA CHEMI Al co, Wash ID. &.
TIE ANIer EXTRACTS

= - - - ~
CERI BTlNE, From the Brain. hEDUL-
LINE, Ir m the Spinal Cord, tARDINE,
From lac Heart TEsTlSE, oNARINE,
IHNRf IDINE.
i. sa 8 D.gns Price Two Drachms 81 95
iCZ 81 l' RF, For skin diseases I'F FlROI-
ElNf, For restoring the hair. n IN iLINF.
For tnront and lung diseases. FEBRIIIDE
For malaria. reuralgip etc tiTAtRuINE,
tnr Catarr0. lav Fever, etc Months TTea =
rgeDi. incu ing insuf'i tor. St5l GA-rRINE,
For Dvsp"pjL NATROLiTHIC SALTS, For
canst'patton,
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Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-24
sod By ALL Rf7AH DE- UGGiSi
CAuTIOMI

The Munyon II. II. h. Company hereby
notify the citizens Of Kansas City that
they do NOT SELL TO CUTTERS and Will
not GUARANTEE the genuineness OF any
remedies purport.ng TO be theirs and sold
at less than regular prices
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-24

George Ryan was arrested last night and
locked up in the county ian upon the
charge Of stealing Si worth OF fishing
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-24

Lawrence, Kas Sept. 23.-(SpeciaL) w
II IA. Pistt r. "a nous tackle OF he Kan
sas university football team was this after
noon chosen captain OF the eleven for the
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1895-01-12
CHARGES AGAINST JUDGE Rlcks.
sensational Allegations of Losses Reach.
ing Into the Millions

Washington. Jan. 1--Charges of a
sensational nature against United
states District Judge Kicks of Cleveland
are contained in the memorial presented
10 the house today. Representative
Johnson Of Ohio secured immediate CON
slderaGion for a resolution instructing
The Judiciary COMMITTEES to investigate,
the charges. and without debate the res
"!Gton was adopted, The charges are
made under oath by Mr. j. Ritchie OF
Akron, ohiO. a wealthy citizen and cap
tJal&t. While directed mainly at Judge
ltlchs, they indirectly affect Judge
Burke and ex-United States Senator
Payne OF Cleveland Ritchie gives the
names of a formidable army of counsel
in Washington, Cleveland and Akron
retained in his behalf. The charges in
VolVe losses reaching 1000 900 Ritchie
claims to have suffered in decisions
made by Judge Kicks affecting Cana
dian copper and nickel mines
SAID TO Be, SLANDEROUS.
Cleveland, Jan 7.-Ev-S Senator Payne.
when shown the Associated Press dis
patch from Washington in reference
to the memorial presented TO congress
against United States Judge Kicks said
The charges are ridiculous and an out
rageous slander. Let Mr. Ritche pay
Judge Burke, Mcconnell and myself
what he owes us and he can get hi>,
stock Judge Kicks did not decide the
case. He simply coincided with Judge
Layton Of Tennessee Ritchie borrowed
money from Burke. Mcconnell and my
sell agsreastt ing 81 $50, DGO 2
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1895-01-12
CRUSHED BY SNOW
Miners at Silver City Caught il
a Tremendous Side.
BOTH WERE INSTANTLY KILLED
Started to Town an snnvshoas. but Tn
fortunately ant Into tho Paih OF
the Avalanche,

Boise, Idaho, Jan "A fearful snow
Slide occurred last night al Silver City,
a mining camp about 80 miles from
here. 1t resulted in the death Of Robert
Nichols and John Muilaney, miners at
the Blaine Tunnel mine. They started
from the mine shortly after dark last
night to come TO town on snoWshoes.
They did not reappear in he morning
and their comrades at the mine started
to town 10 make Inquiries for them
After going about i mile they saw tV-
licences Of a terrible snOWslide.
After a prolonged search. the bodies
OF the two men Wefe discovered. Tte
force Of the Slide ana the weight of
the snow had evidently resulted in
their instant death. lu}!auey's parents
live at Glenn i'@.rs >ichv.is ohiy
recently came from The comstock Nir-
gtnta City. Nevada