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The Meeker herald., 1896-07-04
GOLD IRA in SOUTH AFRICA

xAs Telegraph Has Advanced Rvss
Msss speedily fAaa tie Railway.
In measuring the advance Of q nsv
country We look naturally in the frst
place to the development Of its public
works, says the Nineteenth Century
Tho establishment of the gold industry
ON the Randi has proved q most eject
i've stimulus to railway construction In
South Africa. To-day Johannesburg-
built on land which in 1886 was part Of
an absolutely barren waste-is ap.
preached by three distinct lines which
connect 1t directly with the four CHIEF
ports Of South Africa-Delagao Bay,
Durham. Port Elizabeth and Cape Town
and Of these lines. the earliest, which
uaverses the Free State from end to
end and links the Randi with the Cape
Colony, was not opened until July.
1899. The Pretoria-Delagoa Bay line
was completed in the autumn Of 1894,
and the extension of the Randi railway
to Charlestown, the connecting point
with the Natal line, was only effected
. few months ago. These. together
with some subsidiary lines. represent
. total of 1000 miles of railway con-
structed mainly under the stimulus OF
the gold industry in the Transvaal
To this total two considerable pieces
OF railway construction, accomplished
In the interest of the gold industry
In the Chartered company's territories,
must be added. OF these, tho first ex-
tended the main trunk line of Africa
from Kimberley successfully tovryburg
and Mafeking. in 1890 and 1894. and
the second, the Beira line. by securing
rapid passage through the "hy coun-
try, brought Salisbury into easy com.
munication with the east coast of Al
rica at the port SO named. Taken to-
gether, they measure 342 miles. It
should be added also that the extension
OF the trunk line from Mafeking to-
ward Buluwayo is in process of con-
struction. To have driven 1880 miles
OF railway in six years is remarkable
achievement for country in which the
European population is still consider
ably under three-quarters of a million,
and which has not hitherto been char
acterized by the rapidity of its prog
ress. The telegraph has advanced fur
ther and more speedily than the rail-
way. Here the chief gain has been
In the vast regions northward of Linn
popo. opened up by the Chartered COM
pany. The wires were carried from
to Victoria in December,
1891; they reached Salisbury, S1s miles
beyond Mafeklng, in February, 1892,
and to-day telegraphic communication
has been established between Salisbury
and Blantyre, in Nyasaland.
The Meeker herald., 1896-07-04
A GENTLEMAN OF '7o.

He cut a gallant figure
In bonnie buff and blue;
A goodly sight his buckles bright
And primly powdered queue!
A more courageous quester
Meier served Sultan nor Shah
Than he. my brave ancestor,
My great -grandpapa!
And then In his elation
Did my forefather gay
Speak out the word he'd long deferred
For fear she'd say him Nay"
And when he saw how tender
Within her eyes the light,
He cried:-'In your surrender
I read-we win the fight"
And when the freedom-paean
Swept, surgelike. through the dclls-
A mighty clang whose echoes rang
From Philadelphia bells
Loud from stern old steeple
He hurled the proud hurrah.
The joy-peal to the people.
The Meeker herald., 1896-07-04


ma went up { ere too, for Uncle Ben's
her only brother. She took along the
baby, the sweetest little sister that ever
lived-an' father. who'd been away .
spell. was agoin' to meet her. an visit
to Uncle Ben's. So you see there
wasn't anybody to home but me, gran
ma an the hired girl. An ma told her
'afore she left, thet she might go to
the Fourth O. July, an she got her an
alfred purity dress, sky blue, twas, to
wear. an 1t he'd beads sewed all over
1t: my, 1t was a sumner! don't see
why mother can't wear sech dresses
stead Of the gray an black ones she
allus wears!
Well. the boys. on our street, lotted
on splendiferous time. We didn't
care bout the doin's at the center; our
celebration was goin' to be held in the
back alley. But what should come the
night fore the Fourth, but a letter to
gran'ma from father an o. my! didn't
she feel big over it. she wouldn't let
me tech 1t, an hedn't Use good right
to read letter from my own father an
he nothin but boy O. hern!
Well, got up purity early an gran
The Meeker herald., 1896-07-04
News.
FIRECRAckERs.

To the patriotic small boy the Fourth
of July u game that is always worth
the Roman candle.-Puck.
Some leave the city on the Fourth for
quiet. while others. following the fire.
works example. go on for lively time.
-Philadelphia Times.
The cheapness Of fireworks IL likely
to give y0ung America an exaggerated
idea of the value of democratic refor q.
-Kansss City Times.
The Meeker herald., 1896-07-04
Almost Overpowsred.

A wild-eyed man. with his mouth
out of Joint, was found leaning against
q lamp post on Fulton street.
Whats the matter with him"
yelled the crowd, as 1t ran up.
Give him air." replied the police
man "he's stranger, and he tried
to say Tchoupitoulas street."-New
Orleans Times Democrat.
The Meeker herald., 1896-07-04
Deed. No. cre..,..

To have a correct faith is one thing.
but correct life is better. The creed
time is past and the deed time is here.
A higher life. a purer spirit. are, among
other things. imperiously demanded in
our age of boasted culture.-Rev. @. g..
Lucas
The Meeker herald., 1896-07-04
No Deception.

"I cannot deceive you." faltered the
man accused of killing his wife and
children; II am innocent"
He sobbed aloud, while the sweet
young girl with the violets passed to
the next cell where was confined the
confessed murderer of his great-grand-
mother.-Detroit Tribune.
The Meeker herald., 1896-07-04
II Remote From Mcl,Ic.I u.,n

Doubly essential is 1t that Won sbould he
provided with some reliable family medI
cine. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is the
pest OF Its class, remedylng thoroughly as
y docs such common ailmcnts as indiges-
ION constipation and biliuusncss and ar
ioruins safe and speedy help in mnla rial
cases cases rheumatism and Inactivity OF the
The Meeker herald., 1896-07-04
0uIte Proper.

Stranger-Your orator has a LOUD
voice, but he is numbering the Queens
English in the most horrible manner.
Native-why shouldn't he on the
Fourth Of July.-Puck.
The Meeker herald., 1896-07-04
Very Accom- modstI.E.

Grandpa docking up)-What IL 1t, my
boy? Freddie tat window)-Stapd oni
a little farther on the sidewalk. have
a package q torpedoes. and ! want to
drop them down on your bald head
Judge
The Meeker herald., 1896-07-04
dangerous Jokes-s

Jokes which include the exploding
near people Of the largest-size cannon
crackers arc Of the kind that 1t ID bet
ter not to dwell upon.-Philadelphis
Nova
The Meeker herald., 1896-07-04
THE HEROES OF 80

dred years ago
The Briton came in fierce array.
And strove this land of ours to hold
Meath Englands hard, relentles,
sway.
But surely twas not thus to be:
A higher Power ruled over all:
And out OF wars grim. wrinkled from,
We merged, despite its gloomy pa,l
AS gallant 1remen fought for right,
And Wisdons all far-seeing eye
Beheld futule for our land
For which tie patriot dared to die.
Their preciou' blood was freely given
Upon their ountry's altar shed:
And now We rlory in the deeds
OF our depated, honored dead.
10 Washinetol the great and true,
And all bis ,rave. victorious host,
We homa4 ply with glad acclaim,
And in TIER memory make our boast.
Thus on tfS-nay of all the year
Columbirf brightest stars may shine
To tell Independence won.
While low we bow at Freedoms
SHINE.
And IS the rolling years go by.
And added glory crowns our land,
Still brighter may their memory grow
Who first led Freedoms holy band.
The Meeker herald., 1896-07-04

Hoax-How did the expression living in
clover originate? Joax-I dare saw II
came enme from the scriptural saying that ali
The Meeker herald., 1896-07-04
yiyIsrcttOp.

Statistics show that crime is increas-
ing, and a vast amount of 1t can be
traced to the cruelty of man to animals.
and in turn to his fellow man. God
has given us the animals to treat
kindly, and one day He will require an
account Of our stewardship.-Rev.H H. g.
Coddington.
The Meeker herald., 1896-07-04

sam-whar yo' gait all de hens. Jiml
Jim-Raised 'em. snm-Fum wnar. eEss or
cOppBl
The Meeker herald., 1896-07-04

Its stopped free nnd permanently cured No
ns nter hrst day DR.. line Great Nerve
aestorcr. Free 81 irial bottle and treat % MARY.
The Meeker herald., 1896-07-04

First Boy, to second boy. who has been
dshing-Catch anythingf Second Boy
I hayon't bpeu home yoe,
The Meeker herald., 1896-07-04
Halls Catarrh Cure

Is constitutional cure. Price, 5Ed
Is there not danger OF making circus
posters so Interesting and exciting that the
persons who examine them Will have no de-
sire to go to the circus Itself?
The Meeker herald., 1896-07-04
yoHNNY.s FOURTH.

u CaDs . Little Late bat He MsAs
Things Hun Jsst the sane.
The Meeker herald., 1896-07-04

Believing right has everything to do
with feeling right.
The Meeker herald., 1896-07-04

General Weylers objection to people who
send out news dispatches from Cuba may be
due to professional jealousy.
The Meeker herald., 1896-07-04

Jnc-''Are the family sOcIable out where
you are boarding, Jack?" Jack-"Soclablef
The farmer and his two hired men sleep on
the floor in my roOnI.'
The Meeker herald., 1896-07-04

Hobbs, looklng nj statue in II city
pnrk-Gee! These city fcilers is rlcE
Make all their scarecrows of brass.
The Meeker herald., 1896-07-04

F l LIVE TO BE 4
hundred years old.
I'll never forget
that Fourth Of
July! You See It
happened like this:
My big brother ALI.
went OF to Uncle
Ben's to spend his
summer vacation
an bout tw. weeks
fore the Fourth.
The Meeker herald., 1896-07-04

Don't imagine that to become intoxi-
eated adds to our national dignity.
The Meeker herald., 1896-07-04

.This is guinea fowl, sambo, l told
you | wanted n rooster "Well, got
him ofr'n de roost sah.'
The Meeker herald., 1896-07-04
IT the baby 1. Cutting Teeth,

Re sure and that old and uell-tricd remedy MRS
wINsLow's SOOTHING sYRur for Children Teething.
The Meeker herald., 1896-07-04

Piso Cure for CONSUMPTION has saved me
large doctor bills.-C. l.. barker, ADS Re
gent Square, Philadelphia, Pa. Dec. $, 1895.
There is no one in the world in as good Il
position to make trouble friend.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-02
Gin 816tlt6.

SIN Sabre 1878 erbielt bic alte @reenz
bods Yartei 40, 900 Stimmen in Obio.
Su 1880 iieI bas gotum auf 6,456.
Sn Mi@isan ueriiste bic @reenbad
Yartei iber mebr Stimmen, als bic De-
motraten. SIN iolsenoen SABRE wuroe
cine Sutton nit ben Oemotraten gu
Stanoe sebrobt uno bic Golse mar, baB
bic Stimmen;abl Der @reenbad: Partei
uon 10000 auf 10, 900 fiel. Dos NOR
bos GrsebniB Der Sutton, bes S@a@ers
nit ben Dsmotraten. Sn mebreren ons
bern Staaten wuroen dbnli@e Grfab>
runssn semo&t. Sino bies ni&t 2ebs
rem. be pom ben 4opuliiten bebersi9t
werben ioQten2 Die @%ersansenbeit lebrt
uns, baB bic Toltspartei nur erprobte
uub treue Mdnner auf ibr S@ilo erbe<
ben bari. 2oBt eu@ ni9t betb0ren bur@
ben Sirenenseiaas zines ausenblidli@en,
absr iebr iraswiiroisen Grfol9es, Der
uns pom serooen @ese ablentt uno bic
Yerwirtli@un9 %unierer @runoidte uao
6o,oerunsen INNER weiter biuousldiebt.
(9aat. &ef::)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-02
Sen nationalen Gonpent Der 0te>

Sen nationalen Gonuent Der 0te>
publitaner tennjei@net So. Oonneup
i'm Nepreientatiue" tur;meg mie folst:
Gin jioil4er &abbi als Grofner Der
Convention; elm Wiuiondr uno @e4tss
bell tanb Der Union Bacific ais perma:
nenter @oriiter; ei: Miuiondr uno &e:
praientant bes &oblentruits uno Der
@tanoaro Oil Company (9anna BON
Obio) ais BOG; ein ct. Pauler
Miuiondr uno BANTER als Gerfaher
Der 8latform; bic Tlbrer 10 Nem
Dorter 8anten Su @uniten bes @oloes
nit 9%clesrammen iiberl@wen,mt; @baun:
cep Depem, Der MiQiondr uno Prdiis
bent elmer Seem Yorter Gilenbabn9eieQ:
i9ait ais beruorrasenoe perionli@teit
uno ieoer Wu@erer in ben 9ereini9ten
'@taaten als Bef irworter bes Etdets."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-02
bic Oemotroteu BON SuiuoiS baben

Die Oemotraten Don Suinois boben
in ibrer am 0ieni.as in LETTER Wo@e
abaebaltenm Staats : g%onuention ben
jee;oen @ouperneur oes Staates, Sobn
8. Mltselb, w,soer nominirt. ,Nls bsrs
ielbe in ieiner Nnipra@e oil bic Oslssas
ten ertldrts, Bag er aus &idlidt auf
feline @siunobeit uno ieine priuaten 9ss
iddite ben GntidluB seiabt babe, ni@t
wieoer als Wewerber UNI bic domination
aum @ouuerneur ani;utreten. woQte Der
Gonuent pom isinem &idtritt ni4ts
wiiIsn. Die 1865 Delesatsn srboben
iid pom ibren Sieen unb risfen benz
@ouuerneur gu, CT mii1e ii4 Der Yartei
opiern uno oerislben nod einmal gum
Sicse %uerbeIien. Die domination Mlt.
sslos gum erecutiuen Sbsrbaupt Der
Staatsresieruns eriolste Johann per
Reclamation. - O,e 9auptplante in
Der ansenommenen Ylatiorm uerlarst
unbeoinste 6reiprdsuns uon Silber. -
Die 0ew,otraten Don Ohio uno Snoiano
baben lid ebeniaQs NIT GROCER Mebrs
belt fir Silber~ Treiprd9uns ertldrt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-02

Die republitanii4e National:@ on>
u%ention in st. 2ouis bat uns beutli4
se;eist, baB oieie Partei bur4 unb bur@
corrumpirt lit uno nur bic Sntereien
hes @roBtopitals unb @roBmonopoles
uertreten MIL. Sn friiberen Sabren bat
man wenisitens nod Der Ylatform ais
8ooer einise Plonten einsefdst, wel@e
aui oas NQsemeinmobl bes Bottles 8es
sus 5atten. Diesmal aber IieB man
bic Maste sansli3 fauen unb i@uf cine
glatform, wel@e nut uno MUIR ben
@eloiad repraientirt. Damit barite
iid bieie Partei uno 'br 8annertriser
Mc&inlep, oos Eooesurtbeil sei@rieben
baben. @enn nod Elm &eit BON @tol5
unb Mannesmutb i'm ameritanii @en
SoIte itedt, 10 muB bieien goltsuers
rdtbern unb 0olts3ertretern Elm fur@ts
bares @aterloo bereitet meroen. Oie
letten i@weren Sobre boben bas Iolt
in Observation-Disclosures 9inii4t mebr
benn ie 3uuor sereiit, uno bic Miqionen
wiilsn beute ii@ bic llria@en Der &rilis
su ertldren uno iino bereit. basesen a!s
Sutdmpfen. Der before Ebeil ber &e>
publitoner ,usnoet ii9 NIT Nbl@eu BON
Der iunerbalb ibrer Neiben CUR 9erri9ait
eelansteu Sonoerwirtbi@oft, TN Snters
reiie oes @roBtapitaIes, ab nno mir
slauben ridtis gu urtbeilen, wenn mir
annebmen, bag ii@ bic Maiien. oss nies
bersetretenen uno uerb0bnten 0oltes,
obne &idii@t Der Earteii9attirun9en
5ulammenldaaren uno fir bas Bolt uno
bur@ bas Golt lire Vertreter Der tom>
menoen @abl gum Sieee fitbren. @ir
ermarten Don Der bemotratii9en Natio>
naleonuention in Gbicaso ni@ts meient>
lid @e1eres, als pom ct. 2ouis setom>
men uno iinb iiberjeust, bag uiele Der
ebrli@ien Nnbdn9er bieie r Partei ii4
pon ibr ab'uenoen uno ii@ nit ben an=
oeren beieren Glementen 81 elmer wubrs
baften Partei oes 0oltes ;uismmenz
i@lieben werben. Tie alien Yarteien
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-02
Ron ben in ben Ser. Staaten er:

Bon ben in ben Ser. Staaten err
i9einenoen 1886 INSTRUMENTATION
3eitunsen befirworten tein babies Duts
enb bic Silberfreiprasuns. 80. Seitens
Der Gilbert @minbler wirb ben Tarmern
porsel@wsfelt, mad ein9eiibrter Silbers
prdsuns wdren ie %imitanoe, ibre 9Y"
potDeten nit @ilberoouars 81 so Gents
am Dollar gu tilsen.... (Mfartin
80. 3eituns.) - Man ioQte ben" bod
meinen, baB bic suten Tairmonter einen
@%ewobner Mittelafritas importirt bats
ten, UNI ibnen tlar gu MAIDEN, mas bas
Wort v8l0binn" beoeutet. @ein uns
per tdnoli@ 1T es uns, aus wel3er
Gueue Der Teriiber bes Obisen fem
vBle@" be5iebt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-02

Die i1merSbafteien Nierens uno
8laiens9eioen tOunen innerbNlb feds
Stunoen burd ben @ebrau9 pom New
Great South American Kidney
Cure 9elinoert weroen. Dieies neue
0eilmittel bat. LIBERAL Stounem erre9t
wesen Der 9romptbeit, NIT welder bass
ielbe ale SdmerSen in ben Nieren, Der
Dlaie, Dem @lden unb ben 9arn:Gas
ndlen bel beioen @eidledtern linoert.
Wenn SIR cine idneQe 2inoerun9 uno
Elm 9ellmittel III bieier 9inii&t nStbis
babt. 10 1T bies bic ri9ti9e Nrjnei.
gu babsn in Mno. s. gditeins Npotbete.
0iew ulm. Minn.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-02

O. miro bebauptet, oaB mir teinsn
0onoel nit europdii9en Nationen tiibs
rem tDnnen, obne oaB mir oallelbe Wfss
tai gum Min;iuB, ols ME Die boben.
Oas 1T elm Grusi4luB! Cob miro nidt
ais Muu;e. oas beiBt, nit hem Stems
pei Der He9,eru"s in benz Weltbanosl
sebraudt, ionbern es sebt bel @emi@t.
Wir beslei9en ~uniere 8ilana nit Guros
pa bauptiddlid our@ bic Nusfubr pom
6anbels>N rtiteln unS menn mir ni4t
senus &duimamnss Sitter uno @etreioe
j9iden, I'M bic Bilan; gu be9leiden.
bann ma0em mir ben &eit in @olo, iouiel
per @ramm, beslei9en. IS mirb ni4t
wie @elo sebanobabt. Snternotionales
@elb 9iebt es iiberbaupt ni@t. Die bette
gel: meI@e Nmerita lie seiebm bat,. fdut
in elner Yeriobe, no IS meoer @olo nod
Silber se6roudte uno gu Der 3eit botten
mir einen blibenoen 9anoel nit Guro>
pa. @arum lit IS notbwenois. baB mir
mnierem 9anoel nit anberen Nationen
cine iol4e Bi@tisteit aulesen, ielblt
,penn es wabr wdre, bag es tequemer
fir uns iei, uenn mir tenlelben ManjfuB
reip. baielbe MetaQ annebmen miirben
wie europa 9ebrou@t. Nur pier Pro>
gent unieres 9anoels wirb nit Dem
Muslanbs setban, mdbrenb Der &eit,
iedssuno:neunjis projent, einbeimii&er
6anoel lit. SoQen mir @siete fir bic
4 Bro5ent ooer 90 YroSent MAIDEN?
@ebrouden mir @eiete fir biz 8e:
i9ueuns bes Nuslanbes ODER fir unier
eisenes 2ano? OaB iinb 6rasen bic lid
iebsr jelblt beantmorten Tam. i
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-02

~ O~s
Moroe, weldm tiirsli9 Nno. .. @9ite
in Yciton belt unb IN weldem e. 9ers
uorbob, boB in Sabre 1895 in ben Ser.
Staaten 10000 Moroe bssansem nno
nur ls9 purd 9inridtuns Seabneet
wuroen. bat in 9inii@t Der sesenwartis
gen &e4tspFsse gu eenten sessbs".
9err @bite iu@t bic llriade bieier be-
iorsniBerresenben gri@einuns in ber
Gsrberrli9uns Der MSroer bur& byites
riide (ooer better rueridrobene") Graus
enSimmer. iouie au@ in benz MiBbraud
Der 8esnaoisunsssemalt. Nnbers uies
Der, MAIDEN bic bsrri@eneen ridIe9tsn
3sitsn" oafir uerantuortli9 - ioser
oas Cincinnati Voltsblatt" best oieie
Wnii9t. Tie rSuiuois StaatsSeituus"
eriiebt in Der Seniotionspreiie bic Wur:
gel bes llebels. Yunbesri4ter Barter
mieoer i9isbt bic S@ulo fir bic ibers
mdBis uielen Treiipre4unsen auf bic
9eruiunssseri9te. wel@e aus Tormels
franz gu uielen Berufunssantrdsen umo
9ti9tis teitsbeidwsroen rabuliitii@er DO
u~otaten Naum sdben uno 10 bic @ereds
tisteit in Elm 3errb.lo u%ertebrten. Oar:
aui lisBe iid woBl erwioern, oaB ger
man bas Straire9t uno ben Criminal
proseB umseitaltsn uno alenfaQs Der
&edtsipre@uns ODER nod better Dem
0ii@tereouesium cine wlroisere Stel>
lung einrdumt wirbs, mle !. 9. in
Oeuti9lano uno Jrantrei4, Der ausens
i9einli@en mjBuirtbidait in bieier 9ins
iidt Nbbru4 tbun t6nnte. Diss mare
wobl ansebradt. wenn es ni9t au@
iol9s &i4ter 9abe (uno 5mar itebm lie
in uniersm @anoe our3aus ni9t uereinz
;elt bay, wel@e Dem @eiet, Der @ere@z
tisteit uno Der 9unoesuerfa0uns 9esen=
iiber eiseumd9tis banoeln uno llrtbe,le
fdaen, wel9e ieoer seiunoen Ternunft
9obn ipre@en. D;e sroBte S4ulo on
Der gerna@ldiiisuns u~nierer @e@ts>
pflsse bari man 9etroit Der leit Sabrer
acknowledgements Nrmee Der Mouota>
teniippe, melde, iolanse nod Elm @ro=
i9en 81 bolen lit, uno wel4e fir @elb
uno quite @orte leoerseit Elm feblenoes
Sipfsl9en auf Dem ii" in Der Nntla9es
i9riit ODER III benz betreiienoen @eieeess
parasrapten finoet, nm oann nod tase>,
ia wo4enlansen Verbanolun9en bas al
lenfalliis llrtbeil um5uitoBen uno ei"en
neuen @roseb onjultrensen. Bobl
Man9er bat ii& Die Grase uorselest,
vwie fam bas isin?". Die Nntmort
lit lei9t. @enn bus 0olt bel ieiner
@abl pom Nb9eorometen ni@t oarauf
b%eitdnbe, INNER w;eoer Nouotaten unb
@ep%rdientanten Der @elbz uno Monopo>
liitenma4t gu @eieeesma@ern in ben
GonsreB gu i@iden, iolanse uniere &C.
iese gu %semeinen Rlaiens@ eieten her,
absemuroist meroen, lit teine @e6eruns
gu bofien. Treili@ seniisen bic anses
fibrten Gbatiaden an ii4 ni@t. etmebe
Nntlase sesen uniere @eri@te i'm aQse>
meinsn gu erbeben, uorsdsli4 in @in>
lidt Der Worbtatiitit.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-02

babeu absewirsbidaftet une lie miiXen
i'm ielbtseidafienen Sumpie eritiden.
Die Yartei bes Bottles aber wirb nit Der
ssrsiiten grtenntniB iiesrei4 emporlteis
gen uno ben Spru4: rNeaeS Qeben
blibt aus ben Nuinen", CUR Wabrbeit
wsroen ~laien. (Oulutb Toltstreuno.)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-02

Sett jau@jt NQes iiber bic Nomi>
nation bes banterotten grSrduberbaupts
names WcRinlep. Dieies Reiultat
fabrte Elm G~iienbabn>M asnat Namens
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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-02
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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-02
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-04-09
In Ns.hInrlnn.

a Washington special 10 the Dallas
News says Judge W. NJ. Springer
OF the Indian Territory is here as Is
also ex-Judge Stuart OF the same ter
ritory, looking after the affairs Of
the territory. Judge Springer Is
here to look after a bill which regu-
lates the practice before the federal
courts in that country. lie says he
is not here on political affairs or for
the purpose Of having any laws
changed or new laws made, other
;han as above set forth.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-04-09
IMPORTANT DECISION.
judge Bryant Holds That whisky
Brought late the Territory Tor Me-
dIeinai Use Is No oHeass.

PARIS, TEX, April s.-An impor-
tant decision was handed down by
Judge Bryant in the federal court
last night TO the effect that IL was not
illegal for one TO introduce whisky
into the territory for medicinal pur-
poses in cases OF actual sickness. One
Wallace Montgomery had entered a
plea Of guilty 10 the charge Of intro
ducing and Judge Bryant asked him
to recite the circumstances OF his
crime just before passing sentence.
lie stated he had introduced the
liquor, but was forced TO do Il for the
sake Of bis sick wife. lie stated
that be procured the whisky on a
doctors prescription. The court
stated that sentence would be de-
ferred until he had investigated TIE
case, and further that IL be had cor
rectly stated the circumstances he
wouli hold him not guilty. The
court took occasion to impress the
fact that IL was not its purpose to
convict innocent persons, neither did
Il desire any one TO plead guilty be-
cause they were too poor TO pay
their witnesses, bat urged that they
be subpoenaed, as all the trial expcn-
ses were upon the government.