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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-19
cotton .lI!trISpts.

NEW HanE. September l9.-Cotton futures
c'oHod firm. Sales 2J92uU bales. MiGdlini:
guilt, ~. miHdina uplands. \ IL. Sep
tcmher. O3, October, 8 1. November. X To-:
December. x Is; january. 20: February
-; March, 30; April ~; May, a.
Total ne; receipts at all ports to-day. H.
30.
Total so far this wook; Net receipts ~ :
AS exports Great hItain 10 ,y32 france.
20i; Continent. 1885.
LiyhmouI, Sept. l9.-l2;3G y. m-Cotton,
fair business done: pre- favor buyers:
American mIdultmg. a..i2d. Sulus i2,UuD
bales: American, IO.l0O bales: ,poculution
and export. 200 ba!e" receipto - bales.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-19

PrN-S,oady Black eve peas. $9.7j
per bag Black. 5;ic per bushel
tonN--Suutncrn white. umet. 3sc.
oArS-Steaiv; Mixed 32c.. white. Do.
MILL .EEn- Murkct steadY Bran. SI7 80:
sshipstnii on Middimgs. $1,000: meal whits
HAY-No. Timothy. $l7.5D; No. >. SIS.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-19

Ioileges and univ6rsltics arc open to
women SO that they can by profound
scholarship become specialists if they
wish. The scientific women coming to
tho front nro too numerous to mention,
and they are found doing good work III
astronomy, microscopy, chemistry, bot
any, biology, dentistry, anthropology,
medicine and mathematics Useful pa.
pcrs by them are also found in the vari-
Gus scientific and medical magazines.
The only thing neodful for wo1nans
success is efficacy.
There is nothing in the earth nor I'M
der nor above the earth that the women
Of today do not investigate, and this
State of things has been greatly helDcti
along by the clubs and associations that
women have formed in almost every vii
lage. town and city for study and i'm
prOvcmcnt.
Tho time has come, the walrus said,
To talk of many things
of-sliips anu shoes anti scaling wax,
OF cahbaccs and kings
Dr. Mark agreed with the immortal
walrus that there is nothing 90 great or
too small 70 escape tho attention of the
women Of today. This clubbable instinct
has been the means of bringing TO the
front IA now woman. Tile old maid is
dead, but from her ashes. phcnixlikc,
has sprung tho bachelor girl Even rs
Pallas Athena sprang from the dead of
Zeus, so the bachelor girl rose, full
armed, from the brain Of the ever mas
tcrinu modern idea.
Buoyant with youth and health, with
eyes that look forward with hone and
courage into the coming day, strength
for adversely or success, she is "a law
unto herself, or should shc marry she
will adapt herself to her husband like
perfect music unto noble words, and all
humanity Will profit by her existence
Exchange
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-19

Al flooring dry amt clear. :ll -, "a
rough edge best. SlOnD; 80 ., $500 No
5000 IL rough STAINED. @7.0O: small
joists. 1900; large joists. 4s.dOalO.oO; 2nl ID
scHntling, 500
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-19

MOrkei-tirm.
hrrcmn.~ CAGrLE-liNtra int stcors. from
$50 to l.2i0 lbs. Jalr. Id tar Ia mnnI
steers. from 800 to l.2J0 lbs. %3uic H.: far
goo steers. from On to go lbs. 2a3!c III
common rough steer. from $40 to IOpI
Id. 2nkte. H.; tat hciers, from 900 10
from 800 to l.nUu lbs. .uGc. Ill.,: common IN
inr cattle, 2laic. Id bulls rare, To-; fat
cows. .ni c ID. mich cows SO TO g per
head; goo orGerru oxen 3 uIc.
BuLIS-Good extra, from 900 to 800 lbs.
2a2 e. Id lew cNtrns. in2r
hoHs, iIvE-Choice packing ami butch
ora $50 to 200 lbs. C. h.
NHEfr-"ood prime. ".a9c. ID: common
To i"ir butchers ifa!c ID. rOnsn enI scat
nn""S'' 2"2!c lb butchers sheep. $3.50.
CALvES-Gooi, Static. H. ycariings. "a .
b common warnings. az = ID.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-19
SiIiIi9ic 'snr.lcf.

StiHg.'S---Q Quiet: No l hearts :;.OOn7. 50
No. hearts. - 00ai50, No. sap; $500
No. saps. :i.lunj.Oj.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-19

Market dnll; r.im, Be; s:ri,tly prime
5.c. fancy, sc. common. 2a2 c: spanish.
tl.l0.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-19
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
Money Market.
By Southern Associate Press.

NTw York. Sept. l9-Money on call easv
at lla2 per cent; last loan at | l-2 and
closing Offer ell at l-2 per cent. Prime me, :
cnnti!e pnper 3-iaj. per cent. Sterling rN-
change weak with actual business III bank
ers bills 1T lSSaiSS IL for sixty days aud
Ie9 l4RiS9l for demand Posted rates.
lsS'niSHA. Commercial bills, iS7iaiS7.
Government bonds firm.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-19
WORLD OF WCMAN
"The American Girl" in The Cattle Com
mission liuSneSS.
SHE Is DOING A TaRlY!NG BUSINESS.

siiSS Jennie VI. Gunslwin The First
woman 10 Become live Stort
Nc. c,iuut She j. Gully "a Years
0Id -Woman'S Advancement CON.
scutiun in baltimore.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-19

Inc University of Vermont has bouobt
,iie oid Governor Van Ness mansion MT
burlington. twill be utilized us dor.
mltorS ,forswomen students. 49, A.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-19
1-cnnsy..anin .,,r SOUND Money,

In spite OF the efforts of small clique
OF Sliverites in Philadelphia the Ropnb-
hcan state convention Of Pennsylvania
adopted platform which declares
strongly and clearly against the free
coinage delnsion. After Endorsing inter
national bime;allism the plank reads us
follows
we oppose tho debasemcnt of the ma
uohal currency by the admission of sill
vor to free and unlimited coinage ut the
rate OF III to | for the reason that if
snch y policy I've adopted it will not be
possible 20 maintain the parity of values
OF the two metals. and the purchasing
and debt paying power Of the dollar,
whether Of silver, gold or paper. cannot
continue 20 be equal
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-19
a Funny Composition.

a newspaper recently printed this
Jimmy composition, which was written
by a japanese boy and was sent to the
paper by the English teacher III Japan
to whom it was handed by the boy. 1t
was on the whale:
The whale 1.-Two i'll the sea and ocean
of all tho country. He is large and
strong i'll among Of kinds of all the fish.
aVd Its length reach TO 90 foot fromss70
tOots, and its color almost is dark, and
he has a large head When swim in the
up water, lie is so large as Island When
struck the water on angry, he is so voice
rs ring great deal thunder If he danced
mako tho storm without winds, and also
blow the water almost lay down the fog
on the weather. His the form is proper
to live for his front legs make hire and
after legs Is no, and the tails is Il Hire
that open on the up waters, and the
mouth have no leaves, but have leaves
that Is hard narrow beard us with
horns. His bodys though is IL fish, but
he Is not fish, but is u creatures His
leaves is named whalcsleaves The men
make the everything with it, Every
years To seven or eight month from four
to five month, the whaler men catch on
the sea or ocean. He many live on the
sea of North-Sea way or five island. Of
Hirado on Kigen Country i'll Japan.
Written by T. Hirakawa
'P. S.-Thc tell Of the whale is
more. but do not know fully to tell. -
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-19
WHOLESALE osorrIo>s.

NORFOLK Va. September 19 1895.
EraVisiom..
FIsH-Mackerel. No ., IN kegs. $3.50: new.
small. Sl2.5Q; new, medium, Sl2.VV; No 8. in
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-19

The laws in Connecticut exempt from
taxation for 20 years land planted with
certain varieties Of forest trees.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1895, 1895-05-25

Mr.. Hayne. Another thing; II is
fashionable among the fast set.
the young bloods," to speak OF
the churchgoing young men as
"nolly-coddles," psalms singers,
Miss Naney's" and other sup
posedly opprobrious ephethets.
but the writer has observed
during a somewhat varied ex-
perience of life that the men of
sobriety, truth, reliability, and
strict business integrity, are the
men who have chung to the church
and her teachings though life, and
| doubt, I very much doubt If
you could find single "missiona-
ry," who would steal the wine Of
literature, not even an Isle Of
Champagne, Mr.. Hayne.
AMERICAN.
Honolulu, May %, 1895.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1895, 1895-05-25

EDITOR INDEPENDENT
'Moy one ask you:-What Is q
club ? One definition is that it is
"an association of persons for q
particular purpose. What part
ticular purpose was the Pacific
Club organized for? Is it a
military, political, literary, mu-
steal or tradesmen's club Is it
not q club Of gentlemen associa-
ted for the purpose of promoting
good fellowship What is sought
to be known is, why the Board of
Health can use the privileges of
the club for dining, or any other
purpose. Such a deviation from
the purposes of the founders and
other members of the Pacific
Club is one that interests every
member, and its directors, before
allowing such an innovation as
the dinner given by the Board of
Health marks, should have taken
the sense of the club. How long
before the American League or
the several squads of the Citizens
Guard will be applying for din
ners? Surely we have hotels where
dinner giving is more in place.
A MEMBER.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1895, 1895-05-25
Beach House to Let.

A Furnished House is to be Let
or leased at Waikiki beach, a few
minutes walk from the tramcar.
1t has a cook house, bath house
and good sea bathing. Household
utensils and dishes are ell com
plete. Rooms may be let with
bathing privileges, If the whole
premises are not taken.
Have other houses IN town and
suburbs TO let, furnished and un-
furnished.
Also, Building Lots for sale.
Inquire OF DAVID DAYTON,
my ID Az Merchant street
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1895, 1895-05-25
Notice.

ALI accounts due to the Holo--
mua Publishing Company must
be paid at once to the under
signed manager at his office IN
the INDEPENDENT Office, on Keku-
anaoa Street, Honolulu
EDMUND NoRRIE.
Honolulu, May 8, 1896. If.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1895, 1895-05-25
CORRESPONDENCE.

I'VE do not hold ourselves responsible for
the opinions or utterances of our CORES.
pondents.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1895, 1895-05-25
The Independent"
et%a@

will in policy aim to justify its 1t will be paper
for the People, and the organ of any Sect party
Clique. BY fulfilling this purpose, it will the
objection that there too many newspapers Homo
lulu. .g 3.t sylo
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-05-08
@hbret stidjt oarasts
Bon emanuel geibeI.

sd 1 "a
no ifin Elm 8era Don 2iebe sliiht.
8 riibret, riibret niht baron;
Men @pttesfunten lDfht niht aus =
liirtpabr, es iit niht 'poblgetban.
Menn's iraenb auf oem grbenrunb
Sin unentipeibtes pldbAen sibt,
60 it's Elm iunges Menfhenber5,
Das fromm gum erten Wsale liebt.
8 aonnet ibm ben Sriiblingstraum,
sSn bem's pon rofser 8liitben itebt;
Sbr piBt nidt, ipelh Elm garaoies
Mit bieiem Eraum perloren sebt.
Sc brad ihon man6 elm itartss 9era
Da man iein 2iebsn ihm entriB,
unb rhanhes bulbeno tpanbte ith
llnb tparb bon 9ab uno Siniternib;
Inb mandes, bas ii9 blutenb fdloB,
@hrie laut na9 2uit in ieiner yfoib
llnb mari ficb in ben Staub Der Welt;
Der ihDne @ott in ibm mar tobt.
Damn ipsint ibr pobl, unb flast euf
on,
Ooh feline Sbrdns beiber Reu'
Maht cine tpelte RoIe bliibn,
Grpsdt Elm tobtes 9er5 auf's Hsu'.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-05-08
SaS alte Gbepaar.
Sen 5.90irenbers.

gBas peinft Ou Mlteg 8rau4f Mrs
nidt gu beblen.
ssH 9ir's gu lesr, neil uns Die e tn=
ber fehlens
Des 2ebens Hctb unb 2uft bat tie gsS
trieben;
Geute Sog bas 2eBte fort bon uniern
iieben.
NeHbdthen jhDn unb pilb unb Iber@
n,iit6ig.
Gin Dornenfrauh i'm Jriiblins. tau<
ienb6liitbig.
Sei unbelorgt, bas nirD iih ielbit bes
tpdhen,
Dus Mua' in Sbrdnen, um ben MunS
bas 2ahen.
go Idieb's Don uns. 60 fubn mir
QlIe tpanbern,
WR Iie gefommen, zines nah bem am
bern.
GIN iebes neue Sorsen nit fih bruhte
Uab neues Slid nit iebem bolo uns
iante.
Wobl mars Elm Slid, bas iiber ans
gefonmen,
Dnn bats audi 5D den uns ben
Weg genommen.
Dab lslien unf're Seelsn, Iorsumfans
gen,
Nph fonnten gu chamber froh gelans
gen.
gtun laB bic alts 3sit uns berbeIdpO<
alnb ipisber gun3 pie einit uns feibft
ge60ren.
min audi bes 2sbens Glutb nidt bod
nlebr fbdumen,
gBir iinb nod jung, mir miiifen jung
nns trdumen!
30 fsnn' nod Dege, bic Ou ME be-
gangen,
$50 faubumbdmmert solbne Grii6te
bangerl.
SO nnb nod tisfer tauhen in OtiH
Qeben,
Nab nod bonn @runb perborgne
@HGbe beben.
7Iub iDIlf id anh aurs Nsue iDerben
naiifItn -
III IdneIF, MIte2 Mdrt, it nuB Did
fiii1en!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-05-08

en- s.. lebte Der alte Doctor g..
Elm grunbge{1eibter Mann nnb ebss
maliaer 9lbpofat, benz dber tpsgen
hummer @treide bic @rlaubnib gum
prattiairen entaosen fporben mar.
@leihtpobl tpurbe er nod, sumal pom
Qanoe aus, gu bielen juriitiIhen Ir>
beiten benubt, mubte aber freilia dlf
bic 8eaablung oft lange tparten, bd bic
fAtauen 8auern tpubten, baB Der abb
geiebte Mbpofat fir ieine Mrbett nihts
foroern biirfte.Da fiebt Der alteD. einss
Saaes einen 8auer. Der ibm au9 nod
apet5balsr i9ulbet, NIT einem rieligen
Biinbel Spargsl am Marft iteben; BET
5parssl tit nod ielten unb iebr tbeues.
unb 8. iBt ibn iiber bic Maben germ.
rWas foitet benn Dein Spargsl21
tritt er an ben Bauer beran. = s3tpst
s6aler, 0srr Doctor rSo2 yta,
ba t0nnteit Du mir i'm geben. 8Ht
mir gerabs nod 5tpsi 9haler ihulbig.
.Na, 9srr Dottor." blin5elt Der
Bauer, bas 1T aud Elm bisden an pisl.
Sin Sbaler tpdre aud genug.A
so? ga meinsttpsgen. Oa bef6me
i6 aHo ben balben Sparssl bafiir.A
.Sa, 9err Doctor" bepfebt Der
Bauer, frob, ben 9lbDofaten 10 bilia
los au fperben. Der aber 5isbt ihnea
fein MsTsr aus Der 3afhe, faBt ben
5pargsl an ben RDpfen, ihneiost
burh unb l0Bt benz Bauer Die @tiele,
NIT benen bisier isar bstriibt abb
siebt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-05-08
MilIionan fir Gtttl.

aln pDlIen @etbfddsn feblt es ultfes
rer GbobbD@MriItofratie niht, ober an
tohtDnenben S:tulaturen, unb bdber
fommt es, bab bic MilIionenmdbel nns
ferss Qanbes ibre 2ebenssefdbrten nur
ielten unter ben GDbnen Der 1eimatb
spGhlen, ipnbern ibres 9eraens Sebn<
fuft febr bdufig barnah trahtet, fb
init benz guten anlerifanifhen Oolar
Elm mebr obsr tpeniser seaadtes arDn<
Iein i'm Musldnbe au ertaufen. 3tpdr
ipirb Bel ben meiiten biefer Chen fets
betont. 9bab bic betreffenben iunssn
2eute in innigitsr 2iebe eindnber sus
aetban iinb unb baB biefe gbe ntat
i'm Gntfernteiten eine @elbbeiratb gu
nennen 1ei. 2ber pie lanse Dieie 2iebe
mandmal pdbrt, bariiber leien mir
Ieibef lur gu oft in alen 3eitungen.
Ruum finb bic 9onigmDnats odbin se@
floffen, 10 treten fhon ale mDgltden
sbelihen Differenaen Elm; man besinnt
sund1ft ein setrenntes 2eben 81 fiibz
rem. periDbnt fia pieIleidt aud nod
Elm paar Mal. in GOlse @ermittsluns
Der aaoeren Samiliennni.glieoer, bic
iealiehen 6fanbal bermieben feben
nl1htsn, aber fdlieBlib tit man bod
10 tpeit auseinanbsr, baB man auf
Sheibung bringt. llnb bic 5olge bon
biefer fralltbaften Sitelfu4t unferer
nmsritani1nen Mdbhen tit = sez
tdufhte 2ebensboffnuns. nWdrum in
bic 5erne fhtpeifen. iieR bas Gute
liegt 10 nab." @etpiB bat bic eurppdiz
fbe Srau nlebr BON ibrem @atten, als
bic Srdu bes amerifanifden @Rfhdfts<
names, aber bic 2ebenspeiie bier unb
bort briiben lit cine 10 berf9iebene, oaB
niht eine iebe fi6 bieien 8erbdltnifen
anaupahen bernlag.
Sin finbiger &opf bat nun auf
1ollar unb Gent ausaersdnet, bob
felt benz Sabre 1859 $500, 100000,
fage 3tpsibunbsrt Wailionen Dollars,
nnfsrm 2anbe entfiibrt iinb, i'm als
mitsift bic na6 Der dlten Welt berz
beiratbeten dmerifaniihen Mdbhen au
begisiten. 8on bieier eepaltieen
@umn,e Iinb dlIsin 80 grpcent in ben
IeBten ssabrsn aug unferem 2anbe
eepanbert; bas seigt, baB bieie Sitelz
5uht, anitatt abaune6men, iich INNER
nebr iteigert. Gs tpiirbe gu tpeit fiib~
rem. um bic san5e 2ifte Der rretden
partien" bier uuf5ufiibren. gs fei
nur fur5 ertpdbnt. bab nen BEN Milz
lionenbrduten AS @nglanb gu ibrer
nsusn Ssimatb auserforen. IL erz
tpdbltsn ibren 9attsn aus benz franz
s6IiI9en 4bel, je 3 betamen Elm beuts
ihss. rufitfdes, italienii6es unb ipaz
nifhss Gr0n6en, ipdbrenb nur je 2
fh baau enti9lohen, nah Seferrei4
nnb 6oIlanb nit i6rem 9eloe gu gez
ben.
DAP fpeitaus Der sr0Bte She'll berz
fsIben 8ertretsr bes englif6en Qoels
an @atten uusertor, nD4te tpobl por
alien auf Spradbertpanbtf9aft 5us
riidaufiibren iein. Inter alien Grbinz
nen ftebt bic iebise @rdfin be gaitelz
lane, ebemalige MiB Nnna @oulo. NIT
sinem 8ernlDgen pon $15,00O.0O0
ubenan.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-05-08

Sbr sur Seite itebt, biellsiat ou9
aud ein3is in ibrer Nrt, bic StaImeis
fterin Mme. Gatroni. Wdbrenb UeiB
Mattbetps BON unterIebter unb gez
bruneener @eitult 1T, fallt biefer tpeibs
li9e Stallmeifter burb eine elegante
unb fdlante Sisur iofort auf.
Mams. gaitront 1T aus Bottom ge>
biirtia unb fotpobl in unferem 2anbe
tpie in Canada als eine Der beiten Se4s
terinnen befannt. Set 15 Sabren
bulbiat iie benz gircusleben unb be<
flsibet ibrs StelIuns als StulImeiiter
felt unsefdbr 2 1=2 Sabren. Mu4 'iie
lit fdon melt in Der Welt berumgetomz
|smen unb bat bieler 9erren 2dnber GEE
fsben. 60 mar fie ldnsere 3eit in
DeutIMano, Oeiterrei6 unb England.
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@eaenh meis.

.@ie folsn ialieBiih Sbr 0pfsr mid
ben Mbfdbenl bearbeitet babsn2!"
Mngefluster: .9srr Hinter, i4 befdns
MIDI bamals in 10 elenber Gage, baE
ih gar tsins NbfdBe an ben Shubsu
bdtte!1
5ietenntfie. 3Ofe: Gnd.
b:ge Gruu, barf idb ben 6srrn Hitt.
iileiftsr bereinldFen2 DAME: Du
iisbft bod, bub iA nod niht arge5os
gtn bin! 3ofs: Mh, bic 6trren Df'
fieiere nebmtn bas nidbt Fl senau!
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RItfre xduffuno d.

Slitutsnnnt (3n kinenr Nenbf5bcus in
~ p1rt tonuneHb, bort tinsn GptHt
EIepfsn): ~RIeine mub gang in bfr
lzB fem b5rs f4on ibr 0tr31sa
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-05-08

maib Mattbetps lit cine geborens
Gnaldnberin. Nahoem iie in Der ers
ften s3eit ibrer tiinitleriIaen 2aufbabn
lin ben fletneren probin5itdbten Der
alten 9einatb aufgetreten mar, bereiite
lie i'm @efolse peri9iebener 9eieuihafs
ten faft ben ganoen Continent. sic
mar in paris, unb in Msosfau tpdbs
renb Der arDnungstuge i'm SABRE
1883. 0ier aeigte iie ibre aiinite por
benz 3aren unb erbielt bon bemlelben
als Mnerfennlns fir ibre 2eiitunaen
cine iilberne Mebaille unb einen filberz
nen 8eAer. 2tugenblidlih reif iie nit
bsr tpeit unb brett beriibuten Circus
eeIsaidaft bon Barnum C 8aileD.
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Mint. Mirtb: .Wobl gut gee
mlafen bic erite Waht2 Gs 1T sttpus
jsbr lebenbig bier i'm Gtabttbeil!1 Ncis
fenbsr:s 80 ia, Defenders i'm 8ett
felbit!1
Muh mnfifalifH. geiu.
hsrin: sJbrs 5ohtsr fpielt ia brillant
Wioline. Gpielt Jhrt Grau al4 Elm
sSntrumsnt21 Gnusb<rr: syn
Rrdn5h<n bic Waultrommtl."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-05-08

caB Deinen Mnnb bsrIHloifen iein,. Y
go i6ludft Du teine Glieesa Elm.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-05-08

Der G9rgsiSige fiir4th
nidts msbr nls ldherlibe 8eriibmt.
belt.
Man lam oem eigenen
Ghmer3 iein tpirfiamtrts 0sgengea
piht geben, ais 0ab man ffb tbsib
ndbmsDOlI bts frsmoen 2tibss e.
hnrrit 4. = Ny =
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-05-08

Ronsrnt Elm Dhr IN frsnbe 2anb,
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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1895-09-11
Reign of High Carnival.
St. Louis in a Blaze
of Glory.
Seven Weeks OF Uninterrupted
G1tefv

The maine OF Americas greatest car
n!yal ci;y->t. Louis will ha blazon-
I'd Oh the skies If gaiery from >ept+m-
ber tth 10 October 18th. l>s5. The
eighteenth annual reign Of carnival
will parade the city. and for seven
weeks. European capitals noted for
their seasons Of mystery and regal en-
teTtainment will gracefully boW to the
superiority Of the city on the banks of
the Mississippi
September 18th viii mark the open
lug If the Twelfth Annual St. Louis
Exposition. This splendid feature Of
St. Louis's carnival period will remain
open until October 18th. In addition
to Sou>a'> wo-ld-famed band many
new attraction viii BE- offered. Sep
Iember 4th 10 18th the Celebrated
French Eluilibrists the kin>-Ners.
will appear >eplembe. 18th to the
18th. Caicedo. the King Of the Wire =
and Louis Oloriz. the Man Monkey =
by tllelr uni4ue entertainment will
delight the fua->eeslDg public. sep
.euber :>ylh 10 October Eth. Ivan
T>cherotfs celebrated educated mu1es.
.he Russian dogs. are caried for a
series Of wonderful performances. Oc-
t0lreT 18th 70 10th. Price knhin. the
greatest japanese Juggler alive. will
I'LL an engagement. while Buck Taylor
and troupe If native Sioux Indians
and Miss Carnei!a CAMPBELL Bedford.
81 New York Demonstration Of Cook
ing. vii. appear every day during the
Exposition season
That mysterious parsonage. King
Hotu. and his retinue will give day
light parade September 18th. This is
one OF the most unlqGe attractions OF
the carnival season in st. Louis. and
Is grote>lue!y staged. October .th 20
18th. the woriG-beater. the great ST
Louis Fair, wi. De the chief attraction.
On the evening October Sth. His
Majesty the Yelled Prophet and royal
court vii, parade the principal
thoroughfare> Of the City. followed by
the famous ball. which is known Of
Throughout the land.
All the St. Louis theatens. during
the season Of high carnival, have
billed most excellent attraction.
Among the number might BE- mention
ed ''Triihy." Lyceum Theatre Com
nany. Cha>. Frohman> stock Com
pany. Hoyt'> A Eiack Sheep.
DeWolf Hopper. ect.
The manage nent Of the Missouri
Pacific Railway and Iron Mountain
Route constantly having the interests
Of st. Louis in mind. will sell tickets
from al! points on the >ystem to the
carniya! city and return d, greatly
reduced rate. Fo-copv Of the p0.gram am
giving the features Of the carnival
season il detail. address company
agents. or II. c. Townsend General
Passenger Agent. ST. Louis No.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1895-09-11

THE editor of the ''Independent
pretends to have some doubt as to
the authorship Of the bright and
sparkling editorials which appear
week in and week out in the col
IRIS of the Journal This doubt
mas its origin in envy. The name
of the editor of this paper is en-
blazoned in plain letters under the
sub-heads. and as long as that name
remains where it is. the authorship
Of all editorial matter in these col
ums may properly and safely be
attributed to the bearer Of it.
The editor of the Journal is one
Of those rarities who can mount
q stool and write in cold type, and
this he does week after week. with
out preparation other than the ideas
he carries in the grey matter Of his
cerebrum. Horace Greeley and a
few other great editors possessed
this faculty. but such men are rare.
All this is, of course. incompre-
hensible to our esteemed" conten-
porary across the street, who has
been sailing his publication under
false colors ever since he assumed
charge Of it. We could name q
half a dozen men. who at different
times have written the editorial mat
ter for the Independent. for which
the so-called editor has received
the credit. We. however. are
building up the Journal with our
own brains.