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Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-18
NONE NEED FEAR 1T.
The Pyramid PiIe Cure Cure. the
Most AggraVated Cases az Piles
With Absolute safety

Pyramid Pie Cure viii cure the most az
grayasei case Of hemurThoids IN an assonish
ingiy short time. Il relieves the cnugestri
paris. reduces the tum0rs instantly no
matter how large Allays infiaI--tion and
stops the aching or itching q once.
Thousands who had resJrtei 20 expensive
surgical treatment have been cured BY the
Pyramid Pile Cure-in a number OF Instances
persons sho had spent months IN hospital
under a pile specialist.
II Is remedy that none need fear q
apply. even TO the most aggravated swollen
and iLdamed heErorrhoidal tum1rs
II you are afflicted With this stubborn
disease you can master H. and master Il
quickly,
This remedy s no longer an experiment
but A medical certainty. 10 Is mznufGc,
tured BY the Pyramid Drug co. OF Albion
Mich
Druggists sell Il at 50 cents per box. Il
= oecnming the most popular pale cure this
country hA4 ever known. and druggists
sNefy %nsrs ara arasEing Il ter THAR Gus
IonerA
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-18

VE3DIGRE, Nab-, Oct E.-'Special. "A
party from this place returned yesterday
from 4 hunting TIP through Hoit county
and report having encountered a rattle
snake den near Paddock. Of unusual pro-
portions. They slaughtered eighIy-tgo.
seventy of which were ratrlesnRkes anu
twelve blue racers The den is located IN
the broken ground Of the bluffs adjacent
70 the NiObrara river. and old settlers say
the ratIlesnakes gather there for miles
around every year 20 take up winter quar-
rsrs. The snakes we're out summing them
selves when encountered. and the parties
20 the killing say il was a sickening sound
10 hear lhe raJIlers on all sides
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-18

DUNBAR, Neb., oe.. -tspecial-l-Yes-
teriaY one Of the men working On ne teie-
graph line climbed 20 the top OF a p1le AID
after the wires we're l00sed the pole hs ng
rDtted al toe bottom broke and pre5ipi-
taged the workman 20 the ground, breaking
his arm.
Peter Cooper fell out OF a wagon. break
ins MS ankle
c. J. Mullis county commissioner RI n
ghis district 8as thrown from a horse on
ne hard street. 2ld quite badly hurt
Austin Farkhurst son Of DR. PaTkhursi
gaE thrown trum a horse and his anger
broksn.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-18
Foot nnII in Mud.

The University Juniors ami the Blair
High school played a game OF foot ball
81 turiay. October 10. The weather vas
very bad ami the mud made the game all
The more tedious. but me Universities had
An easy game making three -ouchduwns
ara one goal The lineup Of the Univer
zir.es vas as follows: Right naif back.
CTandall: eft haif back Hughes: full back.
Reed. quarter back. Cotton. right end.
Tukey, left end. Gillespie: right taczle.
Thomas; left tackle, Fowler: center Hutch
.nson, right guard. Hopkins; left Euard.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-18
BnrrInrS SEM 20 N. Pc,

JULESBURG. Colo. Oct I7.-tspeciaI. -
District court adjourned here Thursday
nlght. after a three DAYS session. Judge
Armour presiding James Jackson and Fred
SAWYER we're sentenced 70 eighteen months
in the psnitentiaTy for grand larceny. They
are the men VINO robbed Vaughan * La
bories' dr. goods store last June and ear
RED on about $50 worth OF goods. the same
being found on their persons when arrested
the next day AZ Fort Morgan, Colo.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-18
Close OF the Huron Coursing.

HURON, $ D, Oct, 1.-THE American
Waterloo cup has been won again by Ar
thur Aelrose and H Scotl Darhin. the two
young Engiishmen who won Il last year
with Gllkirk. strong wind blew over -Ie
plains yesterday. but otherwise the weather
continues favorable The slipping and judg-
ing we're good. ana rhe meeting was brought
10 successful Close. At the close OF yes
teruay running there were four grey
hounds eft IN each OF t5e three Waterloo
events. the cup. purse and plate. In the
semi finals for the Waterloo purse ID kofa
OF 81 louis beat Good caeer of Chi
bird Of MitcAen. ; ID. IN the dnal course
ST. Clair. generally eOncetied 20 be the
fastest greyhound In America. led Dakota
eight lengths 20 the hare and beat easily
all through good course
In the Waterloo plate. ssmi-finals. Roch-
ester Of Minneapolis Nas beaten by Mercy
May Of Huron: Sir Hugo AZ Huron oeaf
PAT Malone OF Cable. IL Mercy Aay and
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-18
Driving Matinee at Fair Grounds.

4 uuhbtf OF lorstmtn enjoyed 4 On 1f
sport yesterday afternoon by pulling on
a couple OF races AZ the old fair grounds
The contest was between buuches OF "golF'
ana silver horses, and naturally the FOR
meT Son- N the l-l5 rr1t lalf mile Long
street Dr. kalerlus. Mckinley Tlna Fan
ME D, Dinah BOggs and Sir Lofty started
Three heats were rr1tred. and Mckinley
owned by William Pritclard and driven
nN Joe Mcclure, won TWO OF -lrFu IN a
c2nter. DR.. NalrrIus vas second ami Long
street third The best time vas III The
other race was l-l5 pace half nile with
Whitestocking. TAma, Lille Galloway md
] l ? As the entries. Whit.s.ucklE. won-
With Tarna second and Galloway tlnrd
The animal Is owned BY J. p P1rr.uir,.
The best time was i-I5.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-18
Ert.ndIns an Irrigation DITCH.

JULESBURG, Colo, Oct I7.-,Spseiall -
The Petersen canal has just been extended
tao miles widened and 4 headgate put in,
making II possible 10 irrigate a large ex-
tent uf country next ssisOn. a. ]. Lang has
about I.5o8 bushels OF corn on OF sixty acres
-of land that vas only irrigated twice
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-18
SUGAR BEET CROP IS a LARGE ONE.
Foreign sugar Market il DemoraIized
by PubIlcnIinn OF E.IImntr.

NEW YORK Oct IA London dispatch
received this morning says thar the pubilcz
tion Of Licht's estimate OF the beet sugar
crop. 1850 go tons. had dem0ralized the
foreign sugar market October beet sugar
went down 4isd. 20 Is SID ana November
beet sugar declined zisd. 70 IS l1I=d. Ger
man granuiated Is 1 points lower al Jos 7tzd.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-18
youarrh. Ar. D.tbron.d

The Orchard HIII foot bail team defeated
the Monarchs az he formers grounds by
4 score Of - 20 o Saturday forenoon. The
bail was kept in The Monarrhs terr.tOrr
most OF The time. ana the Orchard Hills
made great gains through the line. The
tackling Jf both sides was very good
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-18

The Doane players arrived on different
trains during The DAY and were accompanied
by j large crowd Of admirers. Both teams
looked well and az the star showed ID
quite equally. Nebraska won the toss anu
chose the west goal. The teams lined up
and Doane kicked OF az SOS o'clock. The
game ended AZ 5.g3 clock. with the ball
N Nenragkas possession and thirty yards
on their side of center The referee for
the first half vas Frank Crawford Of Omaha
Umpire A e VanDOuEen Of University
Place These changed places IN The second
half The linemen were Lieutenant C. 3.
Hardin Of Doane and D. 3. Noble OF wes-
leyan.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-18

Young. sub-captaln. The committee vas
composed OF the following names "
vaughan. " A. Hall. Charles F-!iI ami
" Taylor. The tresslIrFrss report showed
q substantial balance lE favor lf -re e-uu
which reflects considerable credit IU1u -lp
COMMITTEES. considering tire farr -lar the
season was commenced NItA ID lravy j. lJ
hanging over the organization. The batting
and bow ling averages Jf -l- elub viii 5e
nubiishei .n tIl a. m -4r-- ll.a.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-18
NATIONAL IRRIGArIoN CONGRESS-
Fifth Convention OF the Organization
to IL. Held at Phoenix


to he Held at Phoenix.
PHOENIX. Ariz.. Oct. I-.-tspeciaI. This
National Irrigation congress viii convene IN
its dfth annual session in Phoenix. Decsrn-
Der Is. and will continue for three DAYS.
The membership Of the body Will be made
up as follows; All members OF The national
executive committee. all members OF state
and territorial irrigation commissions. fva
deisgates-at-iarEe. 20 be appointed by their
respective governors. for each Of The follow
ing states and territories: Arizona. Cali
tornia, Colorado. Idaho. Kansas. Montana
Nebraska. Nevada. New Mexico North Da-
kOta. Oklahoma. Oregon. South Dakota
Texas. Utah. Washington and Wyoming:
three teleEates-at-iarge for each state and
territory not heretofore enumerated. 20 5s
appointed BY the governors of said states
and territories. or, In the case of the Dis
tTict of Columbia. by the PRESIDENT: one
delegate each from regularly organized irri-
cation. agricultural and Horticultural So
eietieS. and societies Of engineers irrigation
companies. agricultural colleges and corn
nercial bodies. such as boards Of trade
chambers OF commerce. etc
Duly accredited representatives OF any
foreign nation OF colony. each member u
ne United States senate and house Of rap-
7esentat!ves. ald each governor or sta.e
or territory viii be admitted as honorary
members
Particularly prominent viii be made he
discussion Of points of legislation In order
nat ~eil-iIgesIei measures be or-sngraI
or ne consideration 1f congress ana OF rhs
state legislatures Though able authoritfss
Slll De N attendance and have been placed
-poH ne program Tor tho presentation OF
zlnlecLs or technical and economic interest
y Is designed that the dfth congress shall
oe body with work far more general han
1As oesn the case in any OF its nreiecess0r.
-,-41i -ases presenting subjects viii hf. lin
.-el 70 lIfeen minutes. and The suhse1u.nt
discussion 10 half an hour this ruling OF the
7Aecut4Fe committee not applying. however
70 tne discussion Of legislation or rasoIr,-
IONS Railroad rates EiIl not exceed a
sils-t lAFe Tor ne round trip from all poiDt.
5etseen Chicagn and lie parisr - Fo'--'
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-18
Falrllury Boy shat.

FAIRBURY. Neb.. Oct. Special.l-
Clarence Bartlett, a I6-yeAr-oid boy. ~as
carrying a loaded revolver IN his pocket
this morning when i was discharged and
a ee-calihsr bah inflicted 4 serious wound
IN his lefr thigh.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-18
CrirLet CInb AnnunI EIrctinn.

The Omaha Cricket club aeld its annual
meeting for the purpose Of eieciing officers
FOR IS7 az the barker hotel Last night and
the following men were selected. Iohn
Francis. president. DR. -. R. Young vice
president. H. LaNrae secretary. J. Duuz-
Las- treasurer; q New. captain. a H.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-18
I. OF y. OPENS QCIlE STRONG
VARSITY Team Defeats Doane in Game at
Lincoln Saturday.
CID FAvORrEs SHOW N The GAME
Packard. Thorpe. virgins. shedd and
Jones Hrip Pile Up Twenty,
while the Crete Players
Get Nothing.

LINCOLN Oct. t7.--special Telegram
The University Of Nebraska foot ball eleven
played It's frst game lf this season here
this afternoon With Doane college 1f Crete.
The game vas quite open and characterized
by brilliant plays and quick work on the
part % both teams. score University of
Nebraska, 20. DoSne. 0. The teams lined
IN as foIirsyE-
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-18
nrnf Tenn Wins.

The Deaf Foot Bah team defeated the
Orchard Eills last Tuesday afternoon by
The score Of : 20 o. A week ago Wednesday
The Bee stated that the Orchard Eill team
defeated the mutes oy the score of "a 20 q
The score should have been & 70 D. The
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-18
A.hIand CnunIr W-d.

ASHLAND. Seh-. Oct. I7--4SRecial.l-C
3 Barbee. a prominent merchant IN this
city. sas marrisd % ArA Woodruff yesgsr-
dAy afternoon
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-18
50 : 2 %
COL DS
The South Asks?

Have You any particular Medicine
thar Is as effective in Curing Indiges-
tion as II is in Curing COldss'' ask w,
z. GALWAY, Radford. Va.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-18
Fort suIIy.r nniIhin... saII

PIERRE. 5 D.. Oct. I7.-tSDeciaI Tele-
sFam-'-Ihe buildings at Fort suily which
EaTe not sold At the regular sale were ,uc-
TONED on n the land 0fice today All bring
lhs Lalr prices, number Of residents in fb5t
'le4hity coming in and eontssting for then.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-18
Y.PSCE. STATECOyVEyTIOy
Meeting at Lincoln Shows ne Society
Affairs az a Low Ebb.
HARD TINES CUT 0O@ rs RECEIPTS
Hember-hfp Good in Numbc-S' but
Poor Ia roint of Contrfbutiag
To- the Carrying On
OF the Work.

LINCOLN. Oct 17-fSree eiai.I--The state
convention Of She YOUNG Peoples soelc'T 1f
Christian Eadeavor convened asata this
morning In the Baptist churrh 20 carry out
the set program, and -his afternoon tie
various sacieties affiliated sih he church
Of their own denomination thus making a
series of meetings 10 session simultaneously ly
IN the city churches. At The morning ses-
sion. Rev. g. D Harmon OF bethany pre-
sided The central thought % the address
delivered BY President Harry 0ma- S-1t,
D. D.. ot Hastings. on the subject lt The
Coming Nan vas that a manly nan must
De strong morally mentally and most Of
all. 5piritually de must also be strong IN
ability. and 20 be Of the highest type must
compare well Ei,h EnElan1s Grand Oh
Nan. william e. Gladstone tie almost
perfect type 1t the christian gentleman
Then came the hEsiness hour. l1 which
we're submitted the 7erur-s % =tareiarT and
treasurer to- -he 7ls; ypsr- The serre-lr- g
rpuur- vas AS fdfiuwR.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-18
Play nt the Whist CInb.

Following are the results Of last evening 5
play Al the Omaha Whist club.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-10
E01Npfcr ~pcrpranrt.

5ennptlle, Mi@., 1. Deg. Der
Dampfer "Gitp Of &%alama5oo" BON
Der s.. Wiliams Transportation g.,
1T an 1einem ODD in @outbbapen perz
brannt. 9te 9ei5er Hobt. Sfrange
unb Soiepb Sang tamen in ben Slam
men UNI. Die @teporbeb mtro perz
mtbt, unb man fir@tet, bab AUDI iie
toot 1T. Der 9ampfer lag fett elmer
Wo@e i'm @interquartier, aber bic
Manni4aft mar mod ntd5t entlahen.
Dte beioen 9ei3er paren i'm Raum
abgei9nitten unb tonnten ni4t Fieben.
Nur Der @umpf bes S@tfes lit iibrtg
geblieben. Ser Damp fer mar iebr
elegant ausgeitattet unb fubr 3mti4en
@outbbaben uno G9icago. Neun perz
ionen tparen an 8orb oes 9ampfer5,
als oas Teuer ausbra9 unb feds baz
BON tonnten ii@ retten. Ser @umpf
unb bic Maf9inen 1inb no9 in gutem
3utanbe. 8erit9ert III Der Dampfer
gu $4,000. Ser Nalne ber permtbz
ten @teparbeb 1T Hp1e @otper.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-10
Scr Strcif 1T &a,mturv

9ambur9, 80. Nop. Sn Tolge
bes Mangels an Mrbeitern baben ii9
mebrere OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES gen0tbigf
geieben, ibre SbGtigteit ein3ufeqen.
@s iinb iebt $4,000 per1onen am
@treit, bo@ glaubt man, bab bic Gu
de binnen &ur3em betgelegt fem mtro.
Sbmobl beibe Seiten 5undhit etnen
polltommenen Sieg fir ii9 in Mnz
ipru@ nabmen, 10 mar es boG 1i4er,
bab feline frieofertige 8eile9ung gu er>
morten 1tonb, iolange ni4t beioe parz
teten &on3eiitonen modem. 9a man
bas ein1ab, 10 lpurbe etne aonf eren3
gu @tanbe gebro9t, beitebenb aus bier
@4iF<Gigentbimern unb bier @ertrez
tern Der @treifer, pel9e ii4 auf bic
Triebensbebingungen einigen iollten.
Das &pmite trat beute 5uiammen,
unb, mie man iagt, iinb Musit@ten auf
bas 3uitanbetommen zines Mus9leiz
DIES borbonben, oa beibe Parteten gez
mint {inb, BON benz 5uerl eingenom<
menen ertremen @tanbpuntte ab3ugsz
ben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-10
MuS STaTeu.

Can Tranciscp, 1. 9e5. Ser
Dompfer r9ortc", mel6er BON Song
tpng unb Dotobamu bier e%tntraf,
bringt unter anoern folgenbe No4z
ri9ten: Die Peit lit auf Tormo1a erz
l9ienen uno bic bort befnbli9en Saz
paner iterben in grober Mn5abl.
@icet0nig 81 Sung Chang 1T aberz
mails in ungnabe g%efa1en. Gr bat
ndmli@ obne @rlaubniB ben tatferz
lt9en part unb bic tailerltden Sagbz
griinbe betreten. Die Citrate fir bic
les fur9tbare 8erbre9en miirbe in ber
Gnt3iebung a1er ieiner Wiirben unb
Oroen befteben, jebo@ bei9lob Der
&aiier, milbe gu fem unb ent3og linn
blos fem $4,000 Sael b%etragenbes
Sabresialdr. Mun glaubt, 81 Sung
Chang merbe unter @or19iibung an
gegriHener @%eiunobett Inn bic St.
laubniB na@iu4en, it@ in feline 6eiz
mathsproptn3 5uriid5u3ieben, ba er
entt6u19t boriiber lit, bab CT feline
Elm FuBreide @teuung in Der &egiez
run9 erbielt. Menn bic &ai1ertn in
ibren 9emiibungen fir i'm erfolgrei@
fem 1pute, bonn niirDe es linn Elm
2ei6tes fem, @tcet0nig BON Shift gu
trerben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-10
GSclon In, Nnoiamereebiet.

Perrh Stlaboma, 1. 9e3. Die
@a4ri@t lit bier eingetrofen, bah Elm
3Dtlon ben Srt &ali ton am Mrtanz
1aszTlub, 30 Meilen noroD1 tli@ BON
bier, in Der Na@t bon Donner1 tag auf
Treitag i@per beimgeiu@t bat unb
un9efdbr 200 Sduier total 5erit0rt.
Cine Srau unb 5pei tletne &inber
murben %get0btet. Mebrere perionen
murben perlebt, bo9 tann man feline
Namen ber @erungliidten erfabren.
Stallion liegt in benz @ebietstbeil Der
Siage Snoianerz@ Station unb lit unz
eefdbr so Metlen pom nd4ften Selez
grapbenamt entfernt. Na4bem Der
3Dtlon in Hali ton fem Wert getban,
~treu5te er ben Mrtanias unb trat in
bas @ebiet Der S1age : Nution uno
5er1t0rte auf 20 Meilen noro0itlt@ Mlz
les, mas CT auf ieinem Weg porfanb.
0ie @turmbabn mar ungefGbr cine
biertel Metle Brett.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-10

tpelder Der prdiibent in ieiner prp>
tlamation ipri9t, ni@t allein ameriz
tanii&e S4tffe betrifft, ionbern
@@iffe aaer N~ationen, eini4liebli4
Der oeutl9en. Der grtrag bte1er
@ebiibren fliebt nt9t in ben &et4s<
i4ab, ionbern in bic &aKe Der perz
l4teoenen Staaten, in benen bic S&ifz
fe anlegen; bas @elo piro CUR @erbel@
Ieruns unb Snitanobaltung Der 9afen
uno 2anoungspldbe benuBt. Sollte,
10 beibt es. 9eutI6lano bic amerttaz
nii&en @@ife bon oieier @teuer BE-
freien, 10 miiroe btergegen ni@t nur
BON Gnglano, Trantrei4 uno anoeren
Nationen, fonbern uu9 bon beut14en
Rbebern energii& proteitirt peroen.
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HUuf Ncrjuncu vcrbrount.

YerrD, e. g., 80. Nop. @eitern
Mprgen brannte bas bier Metlen
noro01tlid bon bier gelegene Wobnz
buus bes 5armers 2utber @reenmaa
nteber unb bic gan3e aus ben folgenz
BEN flint Perionen be tebenoe 51milie
fam in ben Tlammen I'M: 2utber
@reenman, 40, 6rau @reenman, 81,
Mnnie @reenman, 8, Bottle @reenz
man, 3 Sabre unb Mrtbur @reenman,
elf Mpnate alt. 9as @ebdube brannz
tie sdn3li4 nieoer. Die 2eidsn nurz
ben 5Gmmtlt9 fur6tbar pertoblt aufz
9efunben. Das Teuer entitanb obns
,3peifel 'bur4 cine i@ab3afte Sfen=
rDbre.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-10

ernie, bort brobenben 9unsersnotb
pprlieesn, lai1en AUDI bic Grnteertrdse
anoerer 8rotfrihte in peri@iebenen
Sbeilen Der Welt piel gu piini9en
ubris. 81 bat in einisen Sbeilen bon
Meritp it9 biesmal bic Maisernte uls
pouitGnoiser Jeblf@las er>pieIen, unb
bic Meeieruns bes 2anbes 1id infolse
beTen ~geatpun9en seieben, nm einem
Notbitanbe po~raubeueen, in sepi0en
@renaen bic 5olfreie Matseinfubr gu
ueStQtten.
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Warftberi1te.
GbicaOO,

Wintermeiaen 70; Moe9en, So
81; @erite, 26-37; 9afer, 1871:
Corn, 25; Mebl, Patent, per 5ab
4.15-4.65; &leeiamen, 7.0o-S 90;
SimotbNlamen. 1.80-2.50; Slabs.
76-7; 9eu, 6.50-9.00; Butter.
Creamery 15-21; Butter, Oairp, 1a
-18; @tiere, 3.4O-5.35; &iibe, $50
400; @toders, 2.50-3.45; &dlber,
3.25-5.10; @9peine, 3.05-3.50;
@9afe, 1.75-3.O0; 20mmer, 300
4.25; 9iibner. 5-6; Surtep, So;
Gntsn, IS; @dnie per SAB 400
600; 3miebeln per 8u1bel, $40;
@epfel per SAB 50-1.00; &artoffeln,
1874; 8obnen, 65-85; Gier, 81;
Sqlg, 2--3; Wbi5tep, 1.18; 9aie,
Cream, SO; Safe, @4pet3er, g.
10.
Wi.>uautee.
Wei3en, 85-87; &oggen, "A; Ser
tie, 1876; 9afer 1921; Corn,
24-25; Mebl, Patent per Tab 4.30
400; Simotbylamen, 2.00--2.76;
&leelamen, 4.50-8.25; Tla4s, IS
10; Simotbpbeu. 8.50-10.00; praiz
riebeu 5.OO-8.5O; Butter, Creamery,
1872; Butter, 9airp, 12-18;
Safe, Cream, 9 10; Safe, @9me;z
ger 80; &artoffeln, 22-25; @ier,
2O-21; 9opfen, l3-15; @ttere,
3.25-4.50; &iibe, 2.50-3.25; Stpz
ders unb Teeoers, 2.25-3.40;
@9meine 3.O5-3.30; S6afe $50
800; 2dmmer, 3.50-4.00.
nncapolis s. ct. Eaua.
Wei3en, $751;; Hoggen, 1915;
@erite, 20-27; 9afer, 17-18; Gprn
Tla9s, 70; rpatent" Mebl
per Yfb. 2.7O-4.6O; &lete, Ats
500; Wiloes 9eu, 4.50-6.00; 8utz
ter, Creamery, 1884,; Butter. 9ai=
~, 16-19; @ter, 20.
~ xouis.
Stiere, 2.4O-4.8 IS; &iibe, 1.5O-
$50; @toders unb Teebers, 2.4O-
3.75; @9pei1le 3.O0-3.40; @4afe,
2.50-3.5O; QGmmer, 3.O0-4.50;
Wei5en, 80; Corn, %; &oggen, 81;
9af fer, 10; Tla9s, rs.
Menias Gin.
Wei3en, 76-82; Corn, 49,,
9afer, IS; Roggen, 1885,; @tiere,
2.4o--4.60; &iibe, 1.25-3.30; @toz
ders uno 5eeoers, 2,50-3.95;
@9peine 800 $3.50; @4afe 1.30
1926; QGmmer, 2.75-3.3O.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-10
ManfaS Ctr.
NNeittraaxuoc GntjAcionu9.

BORT Somne en- b, Mai6., 30.
Sob. Der aus Mlasta eingetroHene
Dampfer rMlti" bringt bic Na@rt9t,
bab in Suneau ni4t penig Mufre9ung
iiber bic Gnt1hei0ung bes Setretdrs
bes Snneren berrl4t, tpona9 Rufus
@olbltein, Elm 8irger bon Suneau,
Der Gigentbimer BON 20 Mcres 2ano
i'm Centrum Der @tabt 1T. @iele
8iirger perlieren bur9 bic @nt14etz
bung ibr 9etm, uno anoere geben porz
trefFider @el@dftspldbe perluftig.
Das Gieentbum ion ettpa cine babe
Miuion Douurs pertb fem. unb bic
meilten Der jeBigen 8eiiber >peroen fid
entlhlieben muKen, @ololtein Mietbe
gu 5ablen, ba lie lire 2otale ni4t perz
lafen t0nnen.
Sm Sabre 1886 erbob @o(bi tein auf
einen "Mineral Claim" 8eiibanipruf
ouf bas 2anb. Gr1t 3tpei Sabre 5pGz
ter erfubren bic 8iirger oapon, unb
oa 5ie @plb1 tetn als einen Tetno bes
@emeinmobls betrabteten, puroe cine
Snbtgnationsperfommlung abgebal=
ten, unb es purbe bamals alien Crit
Ites Der 8or1@lag gema4t, @oloitein
entlpeber auf5ubangen ober in bic 8ai
gu merfen. Ser 6aQ murbe bonn
2anbbureau gu l1n9uniten @oloitein's
ent19teben. Na@ elmer MppeQation
an bas Sbergert6t nuroc ber San an
ben @etretdr bes Snnern perpteien,
unb bieier fat jebt cine Gnti4etbung
3u @un1ten @olo1tein's ubge9eben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-10
GU %rhcnscit inS 3mhtbauS.

Ocontp, Mis., 26. Sob. gilbert
@panion purbe beute tpe9en Der ST.
morbung bon Sobn 2tibet I'M lebten
Mpril gu lebensldnglt@er 3u@tbuus<
itrafe perurtbetlt. Den Ct ten Sag
fetner Strafe bat CT in @in3elbaft 3uz
3ubrtn9en.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-10

@er19nappt. - Isle iino iebr
traurtg iiber bic N6peienbeit Shire,
Trou @emablin?" - ~5rtili@, frei=
lt@! Mie i6mer pirb mir bas Wieber:
leben faQen!"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-08-08
IN OFFICIAL CIRCLES.


The North German Consolidated Mining
4 Milling company, incorporated under
the laws Of Colorado, has designated J. W
Bell as agent In New Mexico with. head
quarters at Mogollon says yesterdays Neu
Mericon. +.
The Cochiti Mining & Milling company,
incorporated under the laws OF Colorado,
has designated Henry Lockhart az IT.
agent, with headquarters at Albuquerque.
THE uPREME COURT.
In the New Mexico supreme court yes
terday the case Of Alexandra sandovai,
plaintiff In error, We. X. b. Meyers, treas
urer, defendant In error, vas argued and
submitted. Neiil b. Field represented the
plaintiff and g. w. johnson appeared fol
the defendant.
The case Of W. A. Maxwell, plaintiff 10
error, vs. James H. Tufts. defendant In or.
ror, was also argued and submitted. W.
B. Childers represented the plaintiff and
g. w. johnson appeared for the defend.
ant.
Judge Bantz handed down an opinion In
the case Of Adolph Strauss, plaintiff In err
ror, vs. Herbert II. Smith, defendant 10
error, affirming the judgment Of the court
below. Judges Smith, Laughlin, Collier
and Hamilton concurred.
OFFICIAL NOTES.
The United States land court will meet
in Santa Fe, On Monday morning, at II
o'clock.
c. W. Medler, after having passed q very
successful civil service examination, was,
yesterday, appointed deputy internal
revenue collector for the district Of New
Mexico and Arizona, and was sworn In
by Deputy Collector Burns at Albuquer-
que.
The governor has committed the sem
tence of Terzo Costello, convicted of MUIR
der In Chaves county and sentenced to
three years in the p~enitentiary, to one year
from the late OF conviction. This action
was taken on the Recommendation Of the
trial Judge, district attorney, Jurors who
heard the case and other respectable citi-
M