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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-26

4 Section YfoIten al Der Worbieite BON
Section 3 I'M 5pwn Muon. welfer Yuntt
bort ut, no Der Jog. nlte Ct. Nnna unb
Npon 6cbripe9 arnonu.e G'n'e ourhiren a.
Sieies Spmitc matte uod gebDri9er I'm.
ter,ntnng l,inen SsridDt. pp seitblih Dor.
9elhrieben. uno Cmpiabi, tdB oaS Deiu6 be-
lp,lt9t iufroei Io0Ie; etne Nbidriit bes be-
la9ten Berlbtss uurce Srrildaeaeien uuo
oieiem Boaro IN Ieluer natfien SiSung, 81
anl ~. Npuember 1896 beainnt rpraele9t
uno ba III oieier S,tunS bfs Boarn Der
eonutpsG omm,iare oas 8eiub erbrtrrt
iunrne. nno oa Der Bcurh iit) IN ieinerWebr.
belt bahia eiii9te, 10 ut bletmit
Seidlcnen, oab oas @eiuh erlaubt 1T
lro aennnnter Sabrprs If hermit gedu'
bert, 70 oub CT Dem Neritt beS 0en Gpmite
GemGB ldnit wie icl9t: Eegtuncuo on Ell
nem Hlintte I'M Solnin9 nno CT. So,epb
ecuntp' Sahripe9e, no acronuter !SnhrueI
be Sopn'Etnie treuit Swi'ten Den 2omns
0olotng uuo Woon, oaS iii Somn 1926 U pon
&laiie 30 " nuo Cont 1875 V Don &laiic 80
W 8 8etten W pou NG Ode, Sec'ion . III
2opn l25 u pon &lalie 30 " uno pom bort
Weltlid] ldu1enn Der 2opn 9inie eutlan9 l10
&eften uro II 9lleoer 81 einem Yuntte
trtubeio etleu 5puu Jahr,uta al Oct a
section 9de al FER Moro Ylnie pru Section
3 CONN l25 V bon 8lalie 30 weitlib, mag.
ilet,lde Sarlltiun 81 3V
uno CO ut iuetterGiu onaeprbuet, oaH Der
Gpuntp' Nuoitor DIE 3ountp Superuiloreu
Der uerlbie0eneu lopls 20 Der 5bitidh;
lot!ll sire. IN lueld,eM cine plbeabdnoeruna
9emoht peroea iou, mo oaB pieielben per
anloBt iperosn ioltef, Dab 10 uiel pom fabr.
ipe9e irei9emadlt iusroe OILS in oeren reipef'
tlpeu SpunS aelegen IT.
Quo oa gewiiie Nanoei9entbimer, iibei
oeren 8runoelgentbum Der 9Se9 iautt. ibre
Scrterun9eu fir Den Shaosn, Der lbHeu
ourh Die Nbancerun9 e%ntitaupen III, nod
n,bt ettgerciht uTo oenlelbeu nod nlbt oil
8e8eben bdben, 10 bat Der Soaro DER 9Uun
III Sommiiidre foigenoe NblhdBunS &C.
matt:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-26
VormunSiHaftss uno Wadla Eens
jd)aits 0ertGt.
t5ar TEN .R'rSa"n" tss,t.st vsa Uattartstu su

(5ir ten -9srtaUn" tts,ttst vsn UatfsartStu Gu
bert SaEftn.l
On Sahen Der Wahlall enibait pes SranS
6altrer BON Gule9euille, Ninn. ShluBab,
rsdnun9 asnatt.-Sn Saben Der S~,irters
laiieuldait bes 0eo. Shersr bon Golleaes
pile. Notwithstanding 9enadt.--Sn ga.
den oes Nahlolies oes Nfatb. Yurinaer
ans Goleacu,le. ShIuBabrednuna 9emadt.
-9ie9ro Smltb iuuroe ouf ieinen 8ciitesSlls
Itano aeprliTt uno oils SuuerllIii1 befunoen.
-Seliamsrt bes Sno. Grosbp BON Srot.
man Dem 0srlht nnterbreitet; Serbor oui
Den II. 9eienlber an1eleBt. - @elub iir
Grnennuns oGS Sobu Seniielo ais Sor.
numb oes niroerlaDri9en 2lnt. SbderS bon
Gate George, Wiuu, btuterIe9t; CID enigez
scnsenommen; Siir9lhait b~sltdiigt uIib
Sormunospaplsre oem SObn Yentielo elu=
Sebiuoi9t-Sn Saden Der Sormuroihait
ger mlnoerldBrlSen Buliemauu. N~uftra9 iiir
SerfautsliSens Der binterlaiienen 2legen,
idlit 9easben.--Sn Snhen Oes yta ,blalies
oes perliorbenen Cos. Nblllppi, Nuiiras
sur Grnennuus Ger 9llie Ybilippi oils Ser
palterln 9eSebeu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-26

ct. GlouO, Den IL. Wopember 1896.
Gbuaro Wtller,
SorllBer oeS Bparb DER s ountp. q ON,
mIiare BON StearGs 9oIntp. Wlun.
Seitati3t:
y. !. @ruber,
GpuntpsNueltOr uuo e. : piicio @lers oes
Boaro.
Nui NniraS %ertaSnna bis 0 ubr anosren
4ROraeuS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-26
Sic grDbte anb bette

ss1- &er cine WtlooHle,bs MAIDEN
ooer cine Jarm tiui9 faufsn mn, ban
belt 81 isinsm sisensr 8sltsn. rpsnu c,
lid e~rfunei9, tsi Sacpbicn& R il.
Ter, unter Der Griien WaiioEalbani in
ct. CLOUD.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-26

be 5uridaelest nno pom go.'S dubmeiiter
anaenommen.
Muf Mntrog wurbe bas @eiuh oes SEQ.
Nrnolo, WorIiBer oes BOARD Der Superpiios
rem bes 3own G%uTsmbur9 fir cine Bepii
liquna uou $50 ilr setbane grbeit in Sect.
90 uno 27 angenommeu. Uni Nntrdg Der
taauns bis 8 ubr aaperen Rorscns.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-26
Samfiao, ben IA. Rouember 1896.

Ter Yertasuua acmdB frat Der Soaro 3
iamnlen ; aue Witaiieoer anueIeno; Gouai
Miuer als Ypriteer. glui Nutroa pur
bas @eiuh Der Griten Ndt;onaIs Ban, pt
Salt eerire fir Nbdrbernn9 Der Neitcn
runa uno &%rrrlngerun9 Der Stenern Suru
9eleat. 3o!sente Jie1nhnSen warosn c
laibt:
! y Nic6elpn, Te'pitiBnna Der &c
ian0enen pnr Wllle Yncs euunip
I'M Contender 80. .......... & .
& u Mc@elou, Seioitrann9 Der 0es
idrleneu bon Senfon Go, I'm Sept. %
s e WcIelpp, 8etoliigur9 Ger @es
ian9ensn o. Stedrns SO. i'm Sept. 1873
3 e Mc&tlpp, VsioliGung Der &c
ianNensn bon Statt Ct Glouo I'M
september. -. -. ........... %
s y NtcaclUU. BeI0iiiJuug o,r &c
iangeneu Stnbt Il. Glpuo III Get. 80
3 U Mcatlp9. Bst0itt9ure Der Be
f1u enm Stenrns so. III October .20i
3 Z NicM elm, Netoltigung oer We.
iunacncn non Tentrn 9ounip 80. 80
Geo Sub, 7epaips hcriifs 9cbahrsH 4
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-26
GrnuSeiaentbunIss Serfanic.
Gar ben ~Rsratrn~ bsrifht pcu Stsifrar s.,
". 9 mmtl.

5ar BEN ~@srastn" beriSt psu stsiarar Germ
". 6 mmd.
Sraut &olies uuo Satin an M,d,
Heftler fir Sblell Ss4 S@4
Sec 80 1 1872 alai. 3l..........s 45U
Sohn Siald uno Satin oil Sthal,:au
Nus tlr = As SuB iir Got ) . "a
s & 2E,lion Suruep ........... 10
@roar 8 3bipps UNI @attia GIL Spbr
W Ha!haus fir Abel GOT Sec.
81 ! 1e2 &laIie 30 mo Nnoucs.. $50
Vi ct y VI * VI 9iu 50 an Cora
y 2Sopo 'ur SIC HNLi SIC 295
l22 Ninle 81 $50
Saniel Vaiistt on GiSabeib Sthmitt
inr nnaetb. = SNt4 Srcd1 1876
&lalle 35........ 1900
Nrra Wiuiams rnn @atte oil glisn.
beta Shmitt fir unaett. y SIS
Src62 1876 Gialie 35........ 1900
Esier Gepeubedrr ND Satin at e
Hambad 'Hr NJ C@lli Sec
1872 alniie 81 uuo NnoereS....... 500
Sobu y Sa0ioap all Ma,D 8 0duis
ban fir NsS4 S&4 Sec 80 I
122 al0lc 3l.... 500
Hobsrt 81 Sells unb @atttu oil Spans
: Gouaas iir 9S y ? alet.D Il
~ Susi tVllt..... lbU
Sobn Soldier uno Satin oil Wil-
liam Stldfer fHr So S9Slyl Sec
33 I l23 Hlans 9.............. 23O0
Sobn Shdler mo Satin OIL Soicpb
ShGfer fir Nb S&1l4 Sec 33S
1913 Observation-Disclosures. 23O0
Nusuit VI SorNert uHo Satin an Z
s Silt fir uu3eib. = Got 4 Suits
Eor9fits 400 Nielrole.......... 1000
Slaf 3 Searle uHo Wniiin an Sobm
Veferlon lar So SNlli Sec 30
: 127 &lale 3l.... ......... go
Snsebera Glriou uno @li;e on y Us
Soro IN, 2bell Yois , uuo 3 Slpt
20 Sant 2 eNfre 1900
y Wlll,s Oow an @lninm : y Nils.
bale iilr urscib. x @bsil Yols2&
3 Slcd rs Sauf 9en,le ........ 80
Yreitcn 8 Swsanp all Gloreree 6
Sipcarn ttr Sots : y Sec1lS
1879 @lafe 81 COO
Satrld 2e9acp oil Sbeoccre Sdur,
mnnn tnr SGl!4 S@ll4 Gee 10
Z 1876 8lalie 80 ............. 400
Yatrid 9e9acn o. 2bIooort Shir.
man iir S91!4 S2Sll4 &c l95
10 &lane 400
Soitpb YiorlB mo Satin OIL @il-
liam Nuler fur SGlli NSlli z
23 : 1876 4 33 GOO
Olaf y 6oierquilt uno Uatt;u al Z
Sobulon fir SO 5glli Sec3l
l27 &lalie $50
Sans . 9albp uno Satin OIL Qoulie
Masnnipn fir Not 1 Uod Sel.
qtuue'.'. ............ ...... -
Wartin y Starf uno Gaitiu an Wr.
orew Trt,B Sobu VI @imner
fur got II Bld 2 Saiues Moo IN
Yagnesulle. ........ 1850
Sobn @ru,oi uHo Satin all Spbu
4rulol II fur S&li4 See9 ! 1913
&lale 33. 1000
Sobn Bruiol on Nina 8rnlol fir
STll4 Sec 0 l23 &iaiie 3d.. 1000
0ottfrieo Ban9erter uuo @aitin an
y u Wh,pple ,iir W&lli NlWlli
Sec 80 Z 1873 alaie 34.......... 400
Gridion an lilie Gr,dion
fir So SSll4 Sec 3 l2i ST
J......... ............. JOb
. Tlyohts 4 hirsn MIR o. q pnt8
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-26

lie anHalenef ten Sellnnacn pen Stro.
p'eln, be man tfnnt, iino mltts!it Soco'S
Sariaparlla ersieit. 9isies Miittsl iItt
ietueS 8Ieiten BET S'uttrantbeiteu. Vrartt
nur GOODS.
Sooo's Eiasu limb nat Del sans asmntt
uno Opnla oleih an @rhss uuo @swjtt. 25t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-26

8eo Zoe, @esearbeit Sec 8. Z 1873.
&lare ...fl0 90
Nua Saumann, WeSearbeit Sec 81 Z
122. 3ldiie IS Il
s W Soues, Wesearbeit SEC 81, Z
1872, alaie II 90
3own Brodpap, @e9earbelt Sec 8
Z 1876, 3laiie ............ 101 Is
Yilose Cob Spring. gilbert Nrs
be,t Sec Is Z 1913 8laHe 3O......5cO 90
Geo . BARNARD i Co., SteuerSultz
tun9eu ilir 1896 102 50
SEQ 3 Barnard Y 60, Stub'Salter 5 81
4rauiruns oes
GountpsN uo,tor Wamens ....... 3 IS
Geo . Barnard u 60, &ations
Sieuersl ateln ............. 6 %
Geo 3 Barnard & 60, Wortsa9es
Hecoro ........ .......... %. l6 co
geo 3 Rarnarb & Co., ~Wbrrtnunss.
buh gountp. Nuoitor. ........ 81 IS
Geo 3 BARNARD u &c., Sppptbefen
8erfaufs'Jiecoro Is so
Etonler Ere6 60, 8aluatlon Sbeets II IS
Blants unb Tubz
Der Stamps o 20
Biunier Ereb Co., Blants fir Nubt
tors Sl1ic... As
Yionler YreB Co.. Stats Niiisnment
Gertintate 0 50
Nuf Nntras SertaDuns bis 2 ubr Tah.
mittaas.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-26

~ 9rabts lbaren nur 80 Gents
BET 0risbler3. be
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-26

Spe8ielle Situn9. Ginem in Der
60. sNuottorsSiic binterle9ten Nuiruf au'
fol9e irat Der 9ountprltb Sulammen. Nus
weieno: @ouaro Wiaer. SorIieer; gouaro
Smith uno Geo. Gn9elharo; ablpcieno: So.
lepb Sdeelar uno Sraut 8tnolten. glnl
Nntras &ertd9un9 bis , lbr nahmltia9s.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-26
Yefanutmahung.

S6rsibt an bic Stmtn 9urierp Go. IN
gafe 9itp. Winneleta. rem ibr lebrsnts
Mrteit furh @rfauf ppn 5rn6tfn unt
Sdmsrsisn BADEN MOTT. sic bs,ablt no
tsntlih unb 9ibt trs, Mrtsitspidnt. 50 II
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-26

s..s II w
80. IL 10
81 " SUM-, Yshaurlupa Der @riar.
QeleI .......... ii w
u u SEnt, uHterluddh8 Ger w J
0puee ......... ........ u ~
Is Eohm. Sebanolnns Ger Ociau.
CcnClI ........... 90
Noroiteru lrhiqe,eild)aii, 9rudla-
den iur Shaemeuter 9 50
Mproiterl Erut9eielihait, 9rudias
den IuC Nupttor 80 %
Huroitetn Bridgei, lidd't, Nrutin.
t'n i'm Gt,lf Ger . ourt........ 6 90
Ncieiisrn GrudgeielIt,ait, Erudias
hsn tnr >Ltrn....... ...... 4 -
Jtnroiisrn 9rud9eleGibait, 9rud Der
g9ablSstt I uiu 1928 30
Sd Milier. Is rmmiilrsCblluH. Com
muiidrorbelt NIB Sahleu ........ 33 20
5rf Senoltcn. ; ommuiiargebubren II.
SEQ gnselbaio, Gommridrsebubrm
mo VI sl!en9elo. 49,. ......... 20 GO
Sos Shcelar, Gomniiarse1ubreH II.
@ellen9elo A 20
80 Smitb, Gommiiayscbubrcn uro
MfllenSflo. % Is
Nui Nulras wurorn lplocnoe Yerrinae-
runGen all zen erlaubisn Bills 9enntlt:
No'oltfrn Tubllibln9 Go. $22O5;SG
Sosbm. $500; Nproiictu Huollibing 60,
s1.5O; d. u. Suuf, $3.50; SEQ. 5lib 600;
Sp. Yarter, 259ts; SEQ. Silb, 1894. 6ol-
9enoe bills ipuroen uerworien: W. Z.
Sinclalr, Sl.75; s. Y. Mc&eluu, $1.CC; Y.
Y. SGe', So 80; s. e. McAelup, $3.50, U.
y. G,tlle, $50; y. w. @rldioa $3.50.
Gut Nntra9 ,puroe Die 9ietuun9 oes y.
W. 8r'lieu $3.50 Surld9els9t.
Nut Gntrag Tertaaunl sine die.
GouaroW Miller,
Torliber ots Soaro Der Gountp Com.
mliare pom Stearns 9ounip, Wtinn.
SeItdti9t;
y. 3. Wruber,
q ouutp Nneltpr mo erspiiicio Glert oes
Wparp.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-26
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NFNEHI1479
Gtuen
6Qlbtn*SheIl!.

gEeuu mir elre sanse 8unrl hait niht baben tonnen, 10
iro mir ~Suirieoen, weuu mir nur elneu tlenleh Sbell o1po1
baben ibnuell. Wir meroeu ms snireoen geber, bis oB ibr
ms ruebr ,ufonmen laBt, nad)oem mir eud, elnnal e,n9ea=
Den habeu, nit 0ieiem Store betannt III merceh. 9esrul lbr
nus lpGter belier fennt, bauu weroer mir nlebr ppl elrer
&uuoidait babeu; barau slueiielu mir ntbt tn Gerln9Ien.
llnO Dies lit. luarnm ms pel oarall lle9t, Dap lDr mai oe'
9lniono uaht. @iui0e Der ausesebenen Ereiie laHtn eut
erfeuueu, DAB mir es p%ermO9en, enb Gelo 81 erlparen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-26

Selati9t:
u. s. 8ruber,
COUNTY NuoitCr unb erspiiic!o Glerf oieies
Spdro.
sSplStaoe ShluSwegearorouuua ipurbt
ciniiimmig pom Soaro ocr County = Sonl'
mil ire an9enpmmen:
Staat W inuei o tax 20
SieariS @ounip, Winn.
9a Elm bon 81 8runobeliBern bes 9enarns
ten GpIutn unterSeihnetcS IS iuh. III mel.
dem um NbaroerMlg eirss a~eipliitu 5nbr,
fpeoes, Der ipdierhlu beitr,eben NJ, nnhae.
iudt piro, bielem Soaro IN letuer am 9ien
September 1896 he8onueHeu SlB 'u9 BON,
Nno'tor por9ele9t purDe. mo od oieier
BOARD iiber.erat lit. haB weuilittns 30 Sa'
&c lana Setanuimdhln9 e%rlallen wlroe,
ME oas 8elnd oics porlhreibt, uno oa IN
lener So8esiiBnr,g ein aus Wltallseern Die
les Soarp deficiencies 9omIte sur Inter
luhnag oes propouirtsn Slbrpelcs err
lannt mar: Se9inneuo oil eirem Yunite
Der senaunten 5oun CINE. no Der ioaes
uarntc Sololns uno Ct Spispb Sabrlpcs
senaunte 5oruu : yiule treuSt uno oann
lueIillh Der 9snannten lolpnslinle entlana
lau't an 9enanntcm Yunite poer nabe benz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-26

Sobn y Wartini. Gnltreiden in Sail 10 10
Wr,nols & Gre9orp, fir &oblen .....lS7 az
Wuf Nntras ipuroen bic ofiMeuen Blra.
ihaftsiummen Der 8 o ..Beomten tpie folot
au9eierti9t: go.-Muoitor $4,000; Gouatn.
Sdabmeiiter 100000; Coroner $4,000.
Jol9enoer BeihluB ipurbe pom Booro
ansenommen: Bei&lolen, ba6 aue Shani.
~liSenien IN Stearns gountp fur bas Sohr
1897 auf $500 ar9eieBt ieten.
@eiud oes Sp. 3. Roienberaer fir Der.
iteiserun8sliSens iuurbe Dem Soarb poras.
lest uno anaenommen; ieineBlraiaait MIR.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-04-28
HAPPY THOMAS PULLEN.
He viii Return to His Family
in London.

Thomas Pullen. an old Englishman
that the ladies of the w c. r. IT, have
taken care Of through Mrs Thorpe for
some time. will start for England this
week to live with his son. who has
government position in London
Punen is a stubborn man. He came
to America several years ago with
nephew. and liked the country So well
that he concluded to stay and wrote for
his wife to come TOO. Their children
objected and would not let their moth
er come. This caused a family quarrel
and the children shut of their fathers
revenue
For a long time the old man made
living by picking up rags and old iron
but gd sick and had to give it up. When
Mrs Thorpe found him about two
years ago he was in a destitute condi-
ton, sick in a cellar on Van Buren,
street without sufficient clothing and
with very little food.
Last evening he received money
enough from his son in London West
End. to take him home. and he viii
leave Topeka Thursday
He is very aged and crippled with
rheumatism Mrs Thorpe and the w
c. T. Z. ladies are now preparing him
for his journey.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-04-28
APPELLATE COURT.
Convention for the Western Division
at Oakley Today.

The appellate court convention Of
the western division, northern depart
ment is being held today at Oakley
Logan county. There are five canal-
dates for the nOminauon-J- A. Gil Of
Colby II. c. Laing of Russell, Bryan
Of Ellis. Ham OF Rocks and Saunders
of Wallace
1t is conceded that the nomination
lies between Gil and Ham, and the
friends of the former believe his nomi-
nation is more than probable There
are IS delegates in the convention
This is the division now presided over
by Judge Allen D. Gikeson OF Ellis
county. who was appointed by Cover
nor Morrill, Judge GilIeson seeks en-
dorsement from the Populists after he
secures the nomination at the hands
of Democrats. and if he should secure
this endorsement it will have consider
able effect upon the campaign ia the 9Th
congressional district If the POpulists
endorse GukesOn's candidacy, they viii
secure in return. the aid and cO-opera-
tion of the Democrats in the congress
sional fight This might make it some
what doubtful as to the result. espec-
tally if there should be dissatisfaction
over the candidate selected by the
Republicans as the congressional nom
inee ia the Sixth.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-04-28
WOMEN TO WIN VET.
DR.. Moore Says They Are Certain to
Be Let Into the Methodist
e.. $1,000
ConIerence

Cincinnati, o.. April 2S.-The Rev.
David H. Moore. editor of the Christian
Advocate is one Of the Cincinnati deli
egates TO the General Methodist Epis-
copal conference at Cleveland.
A reporter asked the Rev. Mr. Moore
if women would be admitted to the
conference. and he replied
'Of course they viii NO doubt about
that We have never admitted that
their eligibility depended on the Balu-
more Colorado amendment to the con-
stitutiOn which was in the nature of an
explicit explanation of the meaning Of
the constitution as it now stands.
The general conference being the
supreme court with US, is competent to
pronounce on all such questions.
the constitution One general confer
ence cannot bind its successors. This
general conference viii have jurisdic-
ton over its constituency.
1T is the paramount authority as to
the elections returns and qualification
of its members. 1t is competent to de-
ny the eligibility of the four women del
egates elected. and should it do so. We
have no purpose but To submit Loyalty
ed power and right to pronounce them
eligible and as this viii be decided by
majority, it scarcely is thinkable that
an overwhelming majority viii not IA
VOr 1T, in which event we shall expect
the opponents of women to be sweet
and gracious in their defeat as We
promise to be in case they are victor
ious. Mrs Or. Bashford Of Delaware
o., is the nrst woman delegate to be
elected and the other three are from
missionary fields, and all are in this
country now"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-04-28
WHAT MYSTERIOUS BEING
Is to Be the Leader ofthe Theosophists
Eereaftarl

New York. April 2S.-The second
days convention of the Philosophical
Society Of America met in the assembly
room at Madison Square Garden.
In relation to the occult successor to
the late Mr.. Judge the newly elected
president. Ernest T. Hargrove. said it
was 9 mistake to suppose his election
as president carried with it occult lead
ership.
He said that after the death of Mr..
Judge papers We're found naming the
person who should succeed him as oc-
cult leader. but that the name must be
kept secret for a year The new lead
err. he said, was Endorsed by Mr.. Judge
as being an adept, and not of an ordi-
nary mortal He is not well known to
Hargrove, and his name had never APP
peared in any newspaper OF magazine
in connection with theosOphy.
Chairman Buck announced that it
was the intention Of the 1Iahatmas,
through the theOsophical society to re-
vive the ancient mysteries; for that
purpose a college for occult learning
was to be built in this country. He
said that after the adjournment sun
day night members came forward and
pledged $1,000 for the new college. In
this school is to be taught and demon
strated the science OF life and the ma
tuTe of the soul.
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TROUBLE OVER LIQUOR.
Tanner Objects to It's Sale at the TlIi-
nois Convention.

tion of permitting the sale of liquor in
the convention building is still unset
tied. Tanner and other leaders de-
clare that the privilege must be with
elsewhere.
Mr. Giblin maintains a bold front to-
night and is disposed to stand on his
rights. The state board of agricul-
ture. when it granted permission for the
holding of the convention on the fair
grOnds. expressly reserved the right to
control the privileges.
The refreshment privilege it sold to
Mr.. Giblin accepted his money and
still has it. Gibln declares that he has
already incurred an expense of several
hundred dollars. aside from the money
paid for the privilege, and that he viii
not even consider a proposition to yield
unless fully REIN bursed.
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BANK OF HUTCHINSON
Opened TodayWith Strong Capital and
Directorate.

HUTCHINSON April 28-The Bank Of
Hutchinson opened for business today
at 9 o clock.
The Bank of Hutchinson viii at once
take its place among the leading bank
ing institutions of the state. The cap
ital stock is SIS. GOO
Mr. S. f. Canterbury viii be the
president and Mr.. r. L. Guthrie cash
Ter Mr. Canterbury has been cashier
of the Farmers and Merchants bank
of West Plains, Mo His reputation as
a successful banker and his ability are
fully attested by the city banks in TAX
ing stock in the Bank of Hutchinson
under his management Mr.. Guthrie
has been cashier of the bank at Osa-
watOmie and brings experience and
ability to his new work
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SCHOOL BONDS TROUBLE.
The State Will Attempt to Collect In
tsrest On Greeley County Bonds.

There is trouble over some $4,000 of
refunding bonds of Greeley county and
Attorney General Dawes VIII bring ac-
tion to enforce the collection of the in
terest.
Treasurer Anterior recently wrote
County Treasurer Wells of Greeley
county asking why the annual interest
for 1898 had not been paid. The inter
est amounted to s.. $50 the bonds being
held by the permanent school fund
commission The state treasurer has
Reid of that county that applicatioa
for an injunction has been filed in the
Greeley county probate court to pre-
vent the payment of interest on these
bonds on the ground Of Illegal issue
The county attorney claims the coun-
ty commissioners issued the bonds
without first submitting them to the
people
There is another fnstalInent Of inter-
est amounting to about S1,800 due the
first Of July.
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HUNG CHANG THERE.
The Distinguished Chinese Statesman
Lands on Russian Soil

arrived here on his way to Moscow TO
attend the coronation of the car, as
the representative Of the Emperor OF
China
The Chinese statesman was received
by the civil and military officials and a
guard of honor The mayor of the city
presented him bread and salt, accord
ing to the Russian custom. as a symbol
soil
The port is gaily decorated and the
city has put on holiday attire in honor
of the visitor 1t was expected that Ii
Hung Chang would remain several
days in Odessa but he decided to start
for St Petersburg this morning He
has in his possession a letter from the
Emperor of China 10 the car and a
number Of magnificent presents.
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HE CAN PLAY OTHELLO.
a Chicago Audience Sees salvini's
First Attempt at It.

Chicago. April 2s-A very much
looked for dramatic event in recent
years, took place at the Schiller thea
ter here last night when Alexander
Sa1vini made his first appearance as
Otheuo- The great fame of the elder
Salvini in this role, and the popular
local following of the younger combin-
ed 70 attract a large and fashionable
audience.
The disposition of those present dur
ing the earlier scenes of the play was
to be guarded in their signs of APPROX
al. but the audience soon lost it's re-
serve, and at the close Of the fourth.
fifth, and final acts Salvini was re-
psatedly called before The curtaln.
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MORE OF MYSTERY.
A school of Christ by Two Chicago
ans in Topeka

Eugene b. Weeks and Caroline s.
Alden Of Chicago have opened an in
stitution in Topeka which is known as
of teaching the deep things OF Cod"
The meetings are held tl hall on
East Sixth street. near Quincy street
and the attendance has been about 200
at each OF the meetings. One is held in
the morning. one in the afternoon and
one at night The meetings last one
hour
The school proper opened Monday
The course Of study consists of the
Statement of Being and It's Applica-
ton in Practical Life This. they say,
is the true setting forth Of the Chris
tianity of Christ.
The school is a branch of a religious
creed which was established in san
Francisco eight years ago. The creed
teaches that salvation is for the body
here as well as the soul hereafter. 1t
teaches that if one lives right there can
be no bodily ills or spiritual ills.