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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-16
Sur GuItur ser Sommer=S epFoyen.

9ie er1te Musfdat ma9t man Ibon in
ben er1ten Sagen bes Sebruar in Elm halb@
tpdrmes Mtitbeet unb in nt9t d45u fette,
nit 2auberbe u11b Sanh gut gemt{@te
@drtenerbe, man gebe iebp6 duf ben Dim
ger, um benz 6erDDrtreten DDn gt13en aus
6emfeGben bpr3ubeugen, borber etne Gage
trpdenes Qaub; bamtt Die iungeit 2~eDf0Denz
pflan3en ober nt9t branbig tperoen l11b I'm
tie por 5GulntB gu i9iiben, ma9t man
glei9aetttg cine biinne &usidat bon Selferte
unb Maipran ba3pif3en, pelAe f3neaz
fpii9fi9er finb ;als iene, baber benfelben
audi ben benDtbigten @9atten gelpdbren.
Ntemdls Ioute man Die @rbe in ben Saat@
tGften Su troden fperben ldfen, fonbern bic
SSenfter BET tpdrmem Sonnen I9ein lei9t be-
f6atten unb babel mGBig 2uft seben,
SolIten bic Se1ertez unb Maioranpflanz
sen i'm &a1ten gu ippig ipa9fen, 70 3iebt
man 10 bieIe als nDtbtg bebutfam berau3
unb fails bic 2ebfoDenpflan3en gu btGt
fte6en, piftrt man Tie, Iobalb bic Bf1Gn3z
9en 8pet 81dtt4en baben, in einen anbern,
efpaS pGrneren 8aten in 5temlib feu9te
@rbe, bamtt ie balb Wur3el fdfen. Sinb
biefe pittrten gflan5en angepa6fen unb
es seiot fi9 Der &aum 3ntf3en ben5elber
gu eng, 10 pttirt man ite no4maGs in pei=
terer Gntfernung BON etnanoer. Sci be
fem @erfabren tperben itets f90ne, gefunbe
lnb trGftige 8fldnaen er5ielt, BON benen
fi6 bic SneimaG pifirten, als Die ftdrteren,
boraiigli9 CUR Sppffultur eignen. Sol9e
MuSfaaten tpteberbolt man Biz in ben Moz
nat Stunt unb man fam bann barauf reG=
men, BIS in ben 9erbit binetn prd9tte Bill
benbe pfldn5en au baben, tDel9e a~1erbings
pGbrenb Der betBen Sdbresseit eth Dfteres
8egieBen erforbern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-16
Die praftiIde 0dnfemoft.

@irb ben in etner Sduss ober Qanb=
tptrtbi6dft gc5ii6tcten @e1ugelarten cine
rationale 8flcge 5l t0eil, 10 bringen biefe
benz 3i6ter NuBcn unb @etpinu. Sc
nab Der Blege unb 8ebonbluno Ser gbiere
tam Der @eiptt,t= unS Nubertrag elm
groBerer ooer elm gerin9erer iein. NGbit
Stern une Veoern, bic gu ben 6auptz
prooutten 3aDlen, ftnb Sleti6 uno Sett
(legteres nur BON @dnlen) Sic sunG4lt
mtbtl9en grooufte elmer @eflaael6altuna.
I'm Sleii6s unb Settprobufte in moez
l'eblt 9roBcn Wec,9en 81 ~gewtnnet, mub
man bic @eflii8elltIfc mGiten. QBenn noch
otelfacb einseoenoet Dirb, baB bic Qrbeit
Der @efltgelmait in fcinem 9erbdltnis Al
bent gu er5ielenoen Ge!uinn ltebt uno nur
etl1en le9r 9erin8en @rtrag erocbe, 10 lift
Otes ni9t ricbtig. Die @eflagelmaft pers
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-16
5w0lf unfeRIbare 9auernre9eIn.

Sanuar.
S9rett elm S9metn, tnbem MANS Itt9t'
9laubt's mir, es ltebt baS Ste9ell nt9t.
Sebruar.
&ar6t st 9t9tmeB Ser S1orn 1tein iebr,
so fomutt btes ntetlt pom Se1er ber.
WGr3.
8alst Ser Nuerbabn auf Ser Gt6er1,
Sbut Der Srutbabl nt6tS berglet9en.
April.
SGift 5u @eoret Der Stor6 iein Sect,
go lit eS metitens i6obbaft 9epeit.
SIT es i'm Scat iebr regenfeudt,
Damn frte9it bu maize Stiefeln let9t.
Stunt.
erGbt BET Dabn bod oben ouf 6em Wttit,
30 aroert lids Metter, ober es 6letbt, lpte es lit.
SuGt.
9lagen int Suit BEN Sunb sic SlDb',
90 let perniinfttg unb metb' letne NGb'.
Nu9uit.
@dGst Sic Sah lt3 in Ser Sa,t6e 2a9en,
Serlh9 es tt6t, tbr's ~na35uma3en.
September.
8rit9elt am ~Iiebeuten ser Sd9er Ieincn 6un6,
90 bat ct rtDt ilt1lter ba5u etnen 0runO.
Oftober.
Sinh gut 9eratben SOpfen lnb Jeben,
@trb's III bet 6ol9e tnebr 8etrunfene sebe1.
Nopember.
8Id1t am eriteil Der 6tno aus Nor6,
90 le9t er ii9 baGb ODER CT webt fort.
9e5ember.
SDrIt 6n am GBrtitfeIt Ser @lode Slang,
90 1tert'S, eS SLEPT elmer am Glo6enitranS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-16

Iig tpirfen unb du9 Snfeften er5ergen gum
Na9tbeil Der Yflan5en. 8Or benz Yflan5en
1pGte elm iebes pierte Sod, alio in elmer
Gntfernung BON 24-28 SUB, eth 2ptu1t%
pfoften etngeIeBt tperber, MORAN Der 5umgns
binDen Der &eben n0tbtge 9ru6t befett9t
tpirb. @iQ man BON Orabt Nbitdno nebz
men, 70 muB eben iebe pflan5eniteae etne1
Pfabl Adben.
SIN Mpril Dber Mnfangs Wtat fangen bic
iungenp flan5sr an gu tretben uno na9 etttts
ger s3eit, tpern fetn Sroit uebr 81 ertparten
lit, nerben- ale Sriebe Bis auf 2 %entfernt
unb aud tpdbrenb Des gan5en Sommers
mub dues, mas auBer bieien 3pet Srteber
gum 8orI9etn tommt, forgfdltig ausgebro'
9en tperben. SIM 5peiten Sriibltng tperoen
bteie i'm erIten Sabre ~er3eugten Srtebe Elm
ieber auf 2 Nugen rebu3irt unb ftnb Die ar7
beren Nuspii9ie in bieIem Sommer ebenlo
gu berttlgen, nie i'm erften Sabr. Die
9auptfa9e i'm aneitenSriibling 1T, bat man
I'm ben StDdling berum Die Groe big dut
ben eriten Mur5elfran3 berausnimmt nno
biefe pberenWur3eln tnsgeiammt f9arf bom
@tod abi9netbet, 9iefe Mur5eln ltegen gu
bo9 unb piirben, lpenn ni4t befettigt, fpGs
ter Die 9~auptpur3eln bilben, BEL Der @rbett
aber INNER pieber bef6GDigt perben. @rit
i'm britten Sabre, na9bem ft9 cine 3tpettbets
1tge &ebe gebilbet bat, tit bic erite tletne@rnte
gu ertpdrten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-16
Die poridbrtee Obiternte.

en- ben Ser. @tuuten tpurben i'm porieen
CcSabr einem 8ert9t bes Mderbauminiftez
RUINS 3ufolge 100000 8ufbeG Nepfel,
100000 8ufbeG Pfirit6e, 100000
8ufbeI 8irner, airf9en, Nprttofen, Bflau=
men unb 3petf9en unb 1877, 200, 1000 8ufbeG
trppif9e Sriibte g~eerntet. @epfeG perben
in taft iebem Stdat unb Serrttottum Der
Union gebdut, unter benen Obio nit 49,
789,287 8ufbef an Der Sptbe itdnb, tpGbz
renb Rprb 9afota nir 6 8ufbel erntete.
@endn1ter 8sri9t tpetit gum S9IuB barduf
FIN, baB bic bauptId9Ii9iten Sbitforten in
faf olen SbeiIen Der Ser. Stadten eez
bet1en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-16

@~ierbunbert @aggons nit 100000
@Gn1en purben i'm bortgen Sabre BON elmer
9erliner Sirma in Der ltmgegenb BON @tlna
unb in anberen Ortf9dften bes ruffi9en
g1orbpefgebietes g%efauft, IuBer Gdnfen
fault bic 5irma bort audi @dniefebern, ipos
fir fe 20 Big Is 8opeten fir bos 8funb be-
sa6lt, pdbrenb in preuBen Elm pfunb auf
10 3opefen 3u fteben tommt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-16
WortlesunG FOIotl
Sprebfadl.

Ole &e6attion iteGt Bic @enubuns bes Gpredz
iaals, ~ioreit Der 9tauut es sulabt, Ben 9eiern ser
pGanOw. 9etlase" fret Sur @eriu9uns, bod per-
,pabrt ie lid ~Oa9eget, nit benz Snbalte Der &rttfel
ibelttti5irt 5t per6er, tnbem berlelbe nt9t ielten
lenbun9en, beren @erfolier lid ntdt nit benz polen
Namen 1nb 8Obnort unterseabnen, ftnOen feline
Nufnabnte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-16

gut Dor ii9 geben, mo Elm me9dntf6es Mbs
I9pemmen nt9t m0gli9 uno audi etne ldn@
ger anbdltenbe 1eberflutbung ti9t aa be-
fiir9ten TT, pdbrenb cine iol4e 0~iingung
Inn Sriibtabre, 70 LANCE Der Sau9epaaen
bo9 nt9t gu bel S9aben am @rdsnu9S
Derurfa9en tann, als febr I'm plabe erz
f4eint.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-16
8ldtter uno BIItben

0a bic berrf9enben @etretbepretIe felbft
in 4uBlanb ni1t me6r rnbebtngt cine Nente
bes @etreibebaues 5ulaIien, rt9ten Die 9anb=
tptrtbe ibr Nugenmerf me9r uno n1ebr cuff
bic tbtertfGen PrOoutte. Die rufiti6e Rez
eterung gebentt bic Mtl9mtrtbf6aft at for
bern bur9 6eran3tebung pon 2ebrern Der
M'il9tpirt6f9aft aus benz Nu5ldnbe, bur9
@etpGbrung BON &rebtt fir Mnldge BON gr0=
beren Mplfereten urb burb 8erbefIerunq Der
b%etreffenben Sransportoer4dltnt1e.
- neber bic MGftung bes @efligels nit
SolStDble 16retbt bic vSeutf9e 5ausfruu":
y@ter Srutbiibner tpurben in einem Staue
nit Mebl, gefo9ten &artpffeln unb Safer
gefiittert. @ter anbere berfeIben 3u9t ers
btelten in etttem at1beren Stale, tporin aers
brDdelte 9pl3fo9le ausgetreut tpar, bic
glet9e No6rung, iebp9 mar ben &artoffeln
fetn gepulDerte 9ol5foble b%eigemengt. Sci
Der @9la9tung Der a9t 9ii6ner am aletden
Sage 5ei9te Ii9, bdB bic lebteren UNI 1 liz
pfunb fHtpdrer, fettret9er unb poblz
T9medenber pdren. @s tit cine lGnqft bes
fannie Sbatfa9e, baB man an pieIen Srten
benz 8%dnfefutter feline Mengen grDbGi6 aers
itobener 0ol3foble betmtf9t, tnbem man bic
Grfabrung gemd9t bat, DAP bas SGeiTn Der
9Grie babur9 melt garter unb tppb(z
I9medenber tptrb, 1nb baB felb1t bos sIetf6
Der nit Seltu9en gefiitterten @dnfe ben
iibIen @erub unb @ef9mad b%erltert. gs
f6eint bentnab tpiinf3enstpertb, baB mar
aud BET Der Mdftung anberer Sbiere, naz
mentGiG Der @nten (unb au6 G9peine),
BON benz Sol5toblenpulper @ebrau9 mode"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-16

p 2 II T

TIMER beuti9er 9fIansen= unO Samen.Ratalo9
tpirb SebenL Der bafir i6ret6t, utent9eItlt9 5I9e'
ianotl l1nb 10 sic 8 &ts. fir Yorto nno Wsr'
poctun9 llegen, ienben mir frei elm @odet Der ps.
rltbn1ten 8ismard- 9urte; ober fur Gts. ei1 Yauel
GtelenlporgeL bic punoerbore gutter : R1lGnSs'
John A. SalZer Seed Co.. so Srol1e, 2Sls'
)I6ian1S@6
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-09-24

The Latest vandalism Attributed 10
College students.

The Latest vandalism Attributed to
College students.
Stories of vandalism of students
have been agreeably scarce re-
Gently, and we might have sup
posed that an era of decency and
sense had dawned on tue present
generation of colIegians. From
Dartmouth, comes an account of
an act which, while it did not in
volve m ,ch dsmaga to property,
W especially ckening.
The light preceding commence
ment day the long pine hands
were stolen from the clock in the
front gable of Dartmouth Hall.
The fact that this clock has been
telling the hours for over ninety
years ought for itself to have pro-
tected 1t from those who had the
slightest filial affection for their
alma mater.
The most distressing feature of
it all, however, is the develop
ment, If it is true, that the entire
graduating class joined in this
piece of barbarity, that a COM
mittee of three was appointed to
steal the hands, which were
divided into sixty-eight parts, 50
that each member of '95 might
have a souvenir. That an entire
class should not only approve,
but actually take part in such an
exploit, is a blot on American
college life.--New York Tribune.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-09-24

Correspondents of the BULLETIN
should hand in their communion
tons early in the day to insure
publication. All display adver-
tisements should be sent to the
business office before noon of each
day. Reading and by Author
ity" notices may be sent in any
time up to 2 p. m.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-08-14
OHIO NEWS.
Items of Interest from All Sections
of the State.
GOred to Death by a Bun.

NAPOLEON, Aug, S.-Martin j. Rogers,
n wealthy farmer, living near West
Hope, Henry county, suffered a vio
lent death Tuesday, by being gored
by a bull. Rogers owned the finest
Jersey bull in the county. He valued
it so highly that he would permit no
one to feed it but himself. Tuesday the
bull suddenly became enraged and at
tackled Rogers, 1t threw him into the
air, and on his return again tossed him
on high. The second time he struck
the earth twenty feet away. With q
fearful below the crazy brute charged
on the prostrate form and repeatedly
gored it. Frantic endeavors were made
by the spectators to rescue the unfor'
tunate man, but the bull stood guard
directly over his dead master and ter
rified the bravest.
AT last the bull was killed with a
rifle. The animal gave final plunge
and fell on the body of Rogers, crush
ing it into shapeless mass.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-08-14
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

A dispatch from Hong Kong says the
British and American missions at Fat
Shan, near Canton, were attacked on
the nth by large and infuriated mob.
The hospitals were demolished. The
missionaries fled to Sha Meen, others
remained. A Chinese gunboat has been
dispatched to quell the riot.
BY dispatch from Sydney, New
South Wales, it is learned that the
British steamer Catterthun, bound
from Sydney for Hong Kong, ran on
Seal rocks, 11O miles north of Sydney,
on the 7th and became total wreck.
Some of the passengers and crew were
saved, but about eighty are missing.
At London on the 7th u telegram has
been received stating that imperative
orders have been issued from Pekin to
the viceroy q Fukien directing him to
instantly dispatch troops to Kucheng
to protect the remaining missionary
buildings.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-08-14
LATER

A COAL train on the Ohio Southern
railroad went through bridge over
Paint river five miles south of Spring
field, o., on the 11th and Engineer Clint
Radcliffe, Fireman Martin Houser and
Brakeman William HincoX, who were
time the bridge collapsed, went down
without moments warning and were
killed.
AT Carrollton, Mo-, on TIE 10th the
plea for a new trial was closed by
counsel for the Taylor brothers and
Judge Ruckcr denied it and sentenced
them to be hanged on October next.
Attorneys for defendants will appeal
the case to the supreme court.
A NICKEL PLATE passenger train
struck a carriage at a crossing near
Payne, O., on the 10th. Marion Dris-
coll, G. r. Driscoll and George Hunter,
the three occupants, were hurled into
the air. Marion Drlscoll was killed
outright and his father was fatally
hurt. Hunter jumped in time to save
his life. The horse was killed.
TIE London Times prints dispatch
from Sofia, saying it is stated that the
sultan of Turkey is firmly resolved not
to admit the principle of foreign con-
troll in Armenian reforms.
TWENTY-FIVE buildings in the busi-
ness portion of Locliport, ILL.,, were
burned on the 10th, entailing loss of
$3.50 900.
THE committee appointed by the
Pennsylvania senate to investigate the
municipal affairs of Philadelphia, as
sembled on the 10th. The committee
accepted the offer of the Citizens Mu-
nicipal association to contribute 100000
towards defraying the expenses of the
investigation.
ONE of the most destructive fires that
has visited Newark, n. j., in many
years occurred on the 11th in the eX'
tensive works of the Central Stamping
Company. The total loss is estimated
at S5O0,O0O. The Central Stamping Com
pany is the Newark branch of the tin
trust.
CHARLES A. JOSEPH general freight
and passenger agent ut Memphis
Tenn, for the Little Rock & Memphis
railroad, has admitted shortage OF
81, 900 in his accounts.
Miss ALICE JEwETT, daughter o.
broker Charles II. Jewett committed
suicide at New York City on the It'll
by jumping from third story window
into the inner courtyard at the Wind
sor hotel. Miss Jewett was insane a
the time and was in the room with hel
mother. The latter saw her as she wa:
about to jump and tried to stop her
but was unable to do so,
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-08-14
Moramen oycrcume nY Gns.

CLEVELAND, Aug. o. = Seven men
were overcome and rendered uncon-
scious by sulphuric acid gas at the
Grasselli Chemical Company's works
Thursday afternoon. Had they not
been discovered in the nick of time all
would certainly have died. A gang Of
seven men were employed by the COM
pany to dig deep pit into the side hill
on which the plant is located In some
manner leakage of gas occurred in
the pit and the men dropped one after
another into the bottom of the pit. All
were rendered unconscious and would
Nave died shortly had not one OF the
vcr!;aen discovered them.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-08-14
Nlassillon NIincrs secede.

MAssuLoN, Aug, s. The long
smouldering fire of dissatisfaction with
the United Mine Workers of America
burst into a bright blaze on Tuesday
evening, when the Massillon miners
left that organization in a body and
started one of their own. Delegates
representing 1,77O men were in session
all day, and did not adjourn until night.
The convention decided very quickly to
secede, and elected their old officers,
John Mossop and George Williams,
president and secretary, respectively,
of the new association. The local
grievance is that the national officers
failed to make an effective case before
the state board of arbitration, last fall.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-08-14
NEWS OF THE WEEK,
Gathered from All Quarters.
WASHINGTON.

A sample of steel three-fourths of an
inch in thickness has been received at
the navy department, which has been
pierced by rifle bullet of caliber less
than that of the present army rifle, or
about 80. The sample is interesting in
that it shows that torpedo boats may
be rendered useless by good shots from
such rifles. The distance at which the
steel sample was pierced was about 200
feet.
On the Sth at Washington the presi-
dent awarded a medal of honor to John
S. Kounts, drummer of Company e.,
Thirty-seventh Ohio volunteers, for
most distinguished gallantry in action"
at the battle of Mission Ridge, Tenn,
November 35, 1868.
Postmastcrs have been instructed by
the post Office department that ordi-
nary letters addressed to any foreign
country except Canada or Mexico, must
be forwarded whether postage is pre-
paid or not. All other mailable matter
must be prepaid, at least partially.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-08-14

At Pendleton, Orc, on the night of
the 7th four men were burned to death
in a fire which destroyed the Transfer
hotel and several adjoining buildings.
There were twenty-nine persons sleep
ing in the hotel in addition to the family
of the landlord, which consisted of six.
Many of the guests narrowly escaped
with their lives.
At Decatur, Ind, on the 7th Mrs.
Henry Johnson, with her three small
children, attempted to drive over a
railroad crossing in front of moving
train, The buggy was struck and de-
molished. One child was killed and all
were fatally injured.
On the Sth advices from Eagle Pass,
Tex, state that there are 1875 cases of
smallpox among the negro refugee col
onists, who are held in strict quaran-
tine at that place There are from five
to ten deaths day.
At Decatur, Ind, on the Tth Mrs.
Henry Johnson, with her three small
children, attempted to drive over u
railroad crossing in front of moving
train. The buggy was struck and de-
molished. One child was killed and all
were fatally injured,
On the Sth application was made to
the city building department of Chica-
go for permit to reconstruct the fa-
nous building in Englewood known as
Holmes CASTLE" The owner of the
mortgage intends to tear out the Sc
cret chambers and false walls and
make the building suitable for flats
and offices.
At Chicago on the 9th the national
circuit bicycle tournament opened.
The chief event was the open mile,
Class B, in which E. C. Bald, of Buffalo,
N. Y. lowered the worlds amateur
record to 1853 is.
An increase of 10 to 25 per cent. in
wages has been announced by the Pan
Iron Mining Company, operating the
East Vulcan, West Vulcan and Curric
mines at Norway, Mich, to take effect
Immediately. The Paragon company
have also raised wages in the same ratio
In the Detroit river on the 9th the
steamers Brittanic and Russia collided
and as a result the Brittanic sank and
one of her firemen was drowned. The
Russia was quite badly damaged. The
Brittanic was wooden vessel of 1,12I
tons register She was owned by w
j. White, of Cleveland. She was valued
at $50, 900 and is covered by insurance
On the 9th the repair shops of the
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn railroad
at Orient Heights, Mass, with foul
locomotives, were totally destroyed by
fire. Loss, $50, 0,0O0
The suit of William Mckinley agains
the Lake Superior Consolidated Iror
Mines Company for 100000 has beer
quietly settled by the Rockefeller cor
poration for $19S74.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-08-14
wealthy zancsvllle Man Suicides.

EVANSVILLE, Aug, 1o.--Jacob Gigax,
q wealthy and prominent citizen here,
weak from long sickness, tottered to
the depot of the Cincinnati e Mus
kingum Valley railway Friday. He
got down on his hands and knees and
placed his head on the track between
the wheels Of passing train. Before
anyone could interfere his head was
crushed. Deceased was T6 years old, a
native of Switzerland and had been a
banker, though he retired from busi-
ness several years ago.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-08-14
CInscd by the Shrrin.

TOLEDO, Aug. s.-Shortly before mid
night Tuesday night the sheriff took
possession of the store and stock of the
b. f. Wade Company, one of the Oldest
blank book and paper houses in Ohio,
There were five executions from Ham.
ilton county on cognovit notes. The
house is involved to the extent of from
100000 to SIS, ,0OO The failure is great
surprise, as the house was regarded as
one of the strongest in northern Ohio.
The service of the writ naturally pre-
cipitated other claims.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-08-14
A RahY'S Life Saved.

Attica, O., May 16, 1S94.-Dr. D.. B.
Hand:~"We owe our childs life to DR..
Hands COiic Cure. When all other rem
edies and doctors failed it gave relief
in one hours time. 1t is with pleasure
that recommend all of DR.. Hands rem
edies for children. Any mother using
them can be sure Of getting an article
that is safe, effective and reliable. Mrs.
C. NJ. Stutzman. DR.. Hands Collie Cureand
all of DR.. Hands remedies for children
25c at all drug stores.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-08-14
Free Pills.

Send your address to II. Z. Bucklen
& Co., Chicago, and got free sample
OF DR.. Kings New Life Pills. A trial
will convince yoa of their merits.
These pills ire easy in action and are
particularly effective In the cure of con
situation and sick headache. For ma
laria and liver troubles they have
been proved Invaluable. They are guar
anteed to be perfectly free from every
deleterious substance and TO be purely
vegetable. They do not weaken by
their action, but by giving tone to stom
aeh aud bowels greatly invigorate the
system. Regular size 2jc. per box
Sold by W. f. Near & Co., druggists. !
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SANDUsKY, Aug. 0.-Col. A. ]. Howe,
adjutant general of Ohio, will be the
commander of the Ohio Uniform Rank,
Knights of Pythias, for the next four
years. He was elected brigadier gen
eral Thursday, after a sharp contest.
The candidates were Col. Kriss, Col.
Dalton, Col. Howe and Col. T. w. Min
shull. Kriss and Dalton were never in
the race. On the first ballot Minshull
had G4 votes and Howe 46. On the
third, Minshull lacked two votes of be-
ing nominated. The fourth settled it,
when Howe received 100 votes and
MinShull so
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Hpayy Loss by Fire,

CosHocToN, Aug. 0.-The works of
the Tuscarora Advertising Company
were badly damaged by fire which
broke out early Thursday morning.
Loss estimated at $4,000 on building,
$4,000 on machinery and $500 on
stock, aggregating nearly $4,000; in
surance about $4,000. The fire started
in the printing department, but how it
originated is not known. Repairs will
begin at once and it is expected TO re-
sumo business in thirty DAYS.
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st. Mary,s kcservoir Drying Un

ST. MARY's, Aug. 10.-A most re-
markable condition of what is known
as the largest artificial body of water,
the st. Mary's reservoir, prevails at
present. Hundreds of acres that have
been hitherto covered by water are
now under cultivation, while along the
bank at any point the bed is dry for
half a mile. Never in the entire his
tory of the lake has the water dropped
to its present level by from eight to ten
feet. Great quantities of fish are now
collected within few acres which will
probably not lie able to withstand a
water famine of much longer duration.
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WEST AND SOUTH.

Judge +. Babb, of Mount Pleasant,
was nominated for governor by the
Iowa democratic state convention held
at Marshalltown on the 7th. An at
tempt to insert free coinage plank in
the platform adopted was overwhelm-
ingly defeated.
W. w. Taylor and wife arrived at
Pierre, S. d.. on the 18th and will re-
main until after his trial. They were
accompanied by c. 7. Mccoy, who paid
to State Treasurer Phillips 800, 900 cash
and transferred the property which
the state was to receive in settlement
of Tuylor's defalcation.