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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1896-11-06

as formerly, and she will put in a stock OF
Dress Trimmings, Ladies Underwear, Gloves
Hose, Neckties Belts, Elastics, Night Gar
ments and such other goods ladies need.
She will also order anything for her patrons.
Thankful for former patronage, she asks a
continuance Of the same and invites ell to
call and see her stock.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1896-11-06

Air tight stoves at Vallec Brothers
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-06-06

Of affairs ceseed-,hat the PEOPLE Of theee
United States realized what the possession
at The pax means. 1t is theirs free to
all men. for xll the time"-snd they should
use it. IL one can chose the time. and de-
sire 10 eee the Park when the hills ard
valleys are clothed in their freshest green,
the early part Of the sesson is TO lie pre-
ferrred. Many who have Ro.e to the Park
in August have found il very delightful
month. while September has proven un-
usually satisfactory. 1t is easy OF access
over the Burlington and Northern Pacific.
Warm clothing should be worn. That
rents. Mary changes of elevate d srG tenn
a good portion OF each dav, for much IL the
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-06-06

'bsti,sa attract
ions have been
Ter years in
ielligenily aud
pere istenily
made kno9r.
I b q greater
portion Of the
visitors are not
merscans. II
ie time that
this condition
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-06-06

park seueon. one thus dressed
will need no outer wrap. During
the early aud latter parts Of
the season. n heavy overcoxt
Tor both men and women is in
dispensible. A mackintosh.
light overcoxt or rubber coat
y also n~cessary. b. having
these coats rolled and carried
in . shawI-strap 10 the stage
coach. the tourist will be pre-
pared Tor aay sudien change Of
weather e:a)rsin storm. As the
moro elevated region about
YELLOWSTONE Lake snd3the Grand
ing . change Al weather increases
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-06-06
PURE CANDIES

Special care is taken in the manufacture
OF all confrctions by our expert candy
makers. supplied with the very best and
purest materials and latest APPLIANCES.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-06-06

ml8nv cataracts; PROFOUND csnons primevsI Tor
ests; aDd-surpaasing all elfe in quiet lovelineesa
lnpid mountain lake of broad ~xpsLse aud pictur-
esque beauty, Of which the world, perhsps. eioes
not contain the counterpart. Theee-alI these. are
10 the Yellowstone Park. And yet. despite the fact
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-06-06
FRANK. M. RECTOR
Confectioner III, o. St
ICE CREAM
Telephone 1913

Our "Ephemar" ice cream is made
from pure Jersey cream which is
brought to US every morning fresh from
the farm.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-06-06

applies both Mary changes of
experienced
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-06-06

Orders for family use q speciality.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-06-06

with headquarters Mammoth Hot Springs and
policing The the preservation Of it's muto
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-06-06
vovR dub BUGGY TOP
Made New

Buggy top trimmings. cushions and dashee always ON
hand and made to order. II your buggy needs fix
ing bring it around. Will guarantee you perfect salts
faction, both in work and price.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-06-06

0Ogecto OF interest, anc
noble game. assured.
The government also
hss entire charge OF
the road system Of the
park. and the opening
a neW rosds aud the
repairs and main
tenance OF ol1 ones are
dependent upon con-
grsssional sppropriat-
ion. Words cannot
convey even the faint
est conception Of the
grandeur and m =
ni6cence u the yell
Dowstone Natiousi
Park. Nowhere else
are there such superb
views; such an abund-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-10-01

the smallest the world has ever known.
Sardinia kept on in her course, never
disturbing this pocket edition Of a
nation Years went by, Sardinia was
merged into the kingdom OF Italy and
in 1870 Italy was unified and made a
powerful state; territory after terrific
nv was gathered in, San Marine, though
nominally keeping her Independence,
having to recognize the Italian power
in some degree, but little Tayolara,
under her Bartoleoni kings remained
as free as air.
1t would be kingdom today had
not one of the most curious events in
all the annals OF history taken place
In 1882 King Paul |. was on the little
throne, and, much to the horror Of his
people, he was found one day late in
that year dead in his arm chair, On a
table before him, spread out, the ink
Of the signature hardly vet dry, and
the penholder ne had used still in the
clutch of his fingers, lay his last will
and testament New York Journal.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-10-01

who would puy der cigars. VEL pisness
vas bretty badt, undt wanted to make
some moneys undt says; Go heads
nit your gamble, vas sport all
over mineself. Den We match dos
cents, undt each man put his cents
down on der kounter undt hat his
hand on dem. Den | say Readily,
undt We lift up our hands of der cents,
undt vat do you tink?'
Don't know" said the listener.
but suppose that you Won"
Not much, ! don't. Der odder fell
lers vim in walk. DEFY bot had
headts up undt | hadt tail"
THAT Was too bad" said his friend,
in sympathetic tone.
Yah. dot vas badt, but il wasn't der
badderest of It," continued the victim,
Il says dot We try it again, undt dose
fellers vim some more times, undt ven
dey leaf mine store dey hat blenty Of
mine cigars nit der pockets, But dot
vas not der badderest of 1t. Ven dos
felers leaf anodder Teller comes in.
undt | tell him ahoudt il. He listens,
undt bretty soon he says: ] tell you
how dos fellers do you UP. | tell you
der trick, because you vas bretty
good Teller NIT yourself. bet you dot
dos fellers hadt heads up efery time,
don't it?' Yah, | say, dot vas SO,
undt den he says: Dot vas easy, Wy, dos
fellers hat h sadts up efery time because
der vas headts on bot sides OF dos cents
dot dey hat Dot vas foolishness,
says back. Gents hat headts on Won
sode undt tails on der odder. Not
der kind of cents dot dos fellers hat,
said he. They saw two cents in hat
undt den glue der heads togedder on
Won cent
vel, | gif him goodt cigar for
telling me der trick, undt he goes
away. Ven he vas gone ! tink OF dot
svindle over NIT mineself, undt ! wink
mine odder eye undt say fix dem fel
lers of dey comes into mine store
again. So der next day goes down
to mine friendt, Max, vat vas ma
chinist, undt ! get him to saw two
cents in half Den | stick dose headts
Won ON der odder. undt says dot vas
readily for dos svindlers If dey comes
in nit mine blaze some more. Vel, by
iimines, der very next night dos fellers
come back again undt want to match
some more cents. | vas laughing all
over mineself ven | links how | would
fool dem, undt ! says youldt pc gladt
to match cents, undt We match for
twenty fve-cent cigars. Dey says all
right, undt We begin. Vel. der first
time We match ! haf headt up, undt
vat do you tink?"
II don't know" said the listener,
but | suppose they had heads up, too
"Py jimines, dey don't" replied tbs
story teller; "dey bot hat tails up. Vel,
We try on some more matches, undt
dey vim efely time, undt ven dey &
away | hat no more tyenty-five-cent
cigars in mine store Undt ven / look
oudt nit mine store aroundt der cor
ner, | see dos syindlers, gifllng some
Of dos cigars to dot Teller dot showed
me dot trick nit der headts in der
first place. | tell you vat. dey vas all
tam svindlers togedder, ps jimines -
New York Tribune.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-10-01
coLLrGr EnuoArIoN By NAIL.

Tie University Of Wisconsin offers In
struction by correspondence in many OF the
subjects taught at the University. Work
done in this way counts toward a degree
under certain conditions. Students may
thus complete part OF college COURSE 81
their own homes under systematic U1iycr-
sity guidance. No examination IS required
TO enter upon work by correspondence,
which may begin Il any time.
For circulars aud full Information. apply
to
JEROME II RAYMOND,
University of Wisconsin,
Madison, Wis.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-10-01
rrln. undertaken for nealth.. sake

viii be rendered more beneficial, aud tile Ia
tigues OF travel counteracted, II the voyagcf
will take along with him Hostetter's stomach
Bitfers. and use that protective aud enabling
tnnic nerye inyigorant and appetizer regu.
iarls. Impurities ID air aud water il uenttral-
led by II, and it is matches trannuilllAef
aud regulator Of the stomach, liver and poWels.
tendency TO kidney and bladder ailments
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-10-01

The New Mexico populist territorial
convention nominated ex-Goy. l..
Bradford Prince for delegate TO con-
gress. 1t Is thought Governor Prince
stands a good chance for the rcpubli-
can nomination.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-10-01
DANGER OF MATCHING COINS.
Woes Of Confding German--His
Trick to Checkmate swindlers.

"Dey vas bretty kouple of syind-
lers. py jimines,' said the German
proprietor Of Third avenue cigar
store to friend as they sat out in
front Of the place trying to keep cool.
How Is that2n asked the friend.
Vel. dey come into mine store undt
say dot We match some cents to see
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-10-01

A great mass-mee.ing Of gold demo-
Gratis was held In Madison Square Gar
den, New York, where Generals Palmer
and Buckner made speeches.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-10-01

The republican convention OF the
tenth Massachusetts congressional
district nominated for congress Rev.
Samuel F. Barrows Of Dorchester.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-10-01

r n not abore being taught by a man, take this
Qood advice. Try Dobbin's Eiectrtc SodD next
WoHddB II won't cost much, and you will
then know for yourself just how good IL Is. Be
sure 10 get no imitation. There are lots Of
them
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-10-01

II afflicted with scalp diseases, hair falling
out, and premature badness, do not uso grease
or alcoholic preparations, but apply Halls
Hair Remover.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-10-01

The property damaged by the
strikers riot in Leadyille was $4,000.
Five men are dead.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-10-01

weighed Iss pounds a year ago. ] am now
a mere skeleton. From vour little book I
think my trouble is profuse menstraatiog-
Nv symptoms are etc.
Our doctor (1ly uncle) tells father that am
m consumption, and wants 20 take NE 10
Florida. Please help mel Tell me what e a.,
and tell me quickly. am engaged 70 be mar
ried in September. Shall l live 10 see tbs
dayl LUCY T. w.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-10-01

Mrs Julia Bradley OF Peoria, ILL.,.
has given $4,000, 900 to Chicago Univer-
sity.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-10-01

Mrs Wfnslow's FooTniso SyRuP for children
teething softens the gums, reduces iDHanmat'ont
allays rain cures wind collie 2sc a bottle
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-10-01

Rufus r. Thomas, 50, prominent
Philadelphia, died suddenly OF heart
disease.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-10-01
LUCY Z. W.

Just such cases as the above leak out
In women's circles, and that is why the
confidence of the women Of America is
bestowed upon Mrs. Pinkham.
Why are not physicians more candid
with women when suffering from such
ailments?
Women want the truth, and If they
cannot get it from their doctor, will
seek il elsewhere.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-10-01
Chicago, June 18th. IS.

nv dear Mrs. Pinkham:-
This is happy day. am well and gaining
weight daily, but shall continue the treatment
and Vegetable Compound during the summer,
as you suggest Uncle knows nothing about
what you have done for ma, because it woula
make things very unpleasant in the family
would like to give you atestimcuial publish,
but father would not allow It. =
shall be married in September, and as we go
10 Boston, will call upon you. How can
oroye my pratitudel
f'O'-' ,,,-x. ~ .x7
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-10-01
I all
Medicine

Is fully as important and beneficial as
spring medicine, for AT this season there
is great danger to health in the varying
temperature, cold storms, malarial germs
and prevalence Of feyers and other dis
eases, Danger may be avoided by taking
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-10-01
HalI,s Catarrh Cure

u i const. tutional cure. Price u cents,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-10-01
HER HAPPY DAY.
a CHARMING STORY OF MEDICINE
AND MARRIAGE.
Two Open Letters From Chicago Girl
How Happiness Came to Her.

Among the tens Of thousands OF
women who apply to Mrs. Pinkham for
advice and are cured, are many who
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-01-17

Bound 6ur ClIe E--E-r1a-E-Ju c8Hst v-E5I
L -a1,1e 1:Il-zra u lumber amt general
merchandise.
The schooner lI1i 8IllL-Ie .3:l-,,l,,5sss
L -.r.re ziIaZ,sr;z IN III -lle 411G. CT
ler 38ws73Ir- This = zI7uC4azi u
-lssll 2 e ne v--Iu,s onward una za.s
-rea1ners 4-asAld 81a,1 A~zana CT
me L.t1H G-sUGu me -vt44,a 8Ifarasl III
auction Il LITeTVGol ra&allrlv. BUT
vei,e withdrawn The 1lI;ct111g 11r
TIE Alaska commenced u 52G.otI
anti she WIS v-C1lCt-'I VI II IL ...s- &c
TIE GIFTS CT 5Ee 4-zCna c8n-
IL EL1GCG l1U s1e vIs
WIN ,-,avu IL 5GZG,GGG -tadnIer
ETIsilr1l--E WIS tIss8 1rf1e1,ssfC'-ior sa-e-
cut WIS Withdrawn Is -5L-.LlG
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CaaIiI1g @t.fuuus.

lr-,estJ Britain IS I3GIU u3 extend
anu sfra3Ig-lle4I Ics c0aI11lr. STATIONS
abroad sars TIE I1tlIx-rllIs R.4zr-s-
5ar- These G9al5,Ig STATIONS r-zre
5lle naTr CT thar caunUT~v- Is. muCn
strength ami mora povH, IMAM
y0u-G GO rallea ~ IL IttC,l-DlIal
teaT CT VIZ vessels. They Irrn Il
BASIS 3E sfI,13 les si-ll-2l II l-l-rI--I.t51lea
Inu che vu1cn ~ GrlIer GGIJ-lTl,-T
possess II Ike extent Laa.z-IL
stations ara almost IN essential -z1E
5ne- movements ST rnCGeI,,1. lavles.
InG II Ii 1ne 11aG tie 11rast
-Czt1as sf7,aIllr rllel1etl 5Ilej- 1uvT II
tins c,-caer1C1l. Thew have navv
bun 1hes- must have the s4ss431-1l;l-s
r11 Tie successful WORKING ST 1I1a5
1OIga. n peaca -J1lIes GgaL Gun %
1iId IL GUzans Il places. Bur Gf-Es1I
n VII times even money cannot
01Iv u where Ig1Ct when most 1eHt-
ri. and vessels vUlIrlZ1g u CHI de-
3eIlG only ul}Gn me G1ssI4llIa stations
lr tier, 8w-I GgTInrl,v ECr 5{I73p les.
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DrAM1N15 HAD. Jun re,. 10 p a
W either, hitzTs VIVID calm.
The s1Ha111er EIa,alJ Il o.-.e E,,,lll
MI11 and Hawai- 5sctIr-
Tie s5aan1er J.. L CJr1111----1s
sailed asrr.Iiz1 flr 0ahgI gGrrz Fassfa4a,-
dry
Ire s1aa111er VI e.. HILL viii zIrs-
On ber re.grII,Er rguGa III 10 4. IL. 5a,-
day
TIE zzsarner u IiaIaaIe CHIC II
LG5s yesterday af-asrroCn Eg11I aie
GzTr,ten Isle.
TIE s5eanzer ks AZ E111 4aiLestt
fCr kt1.II Ef1sr uCra =JIgIr vesfEs1,
day af1sr--Gon-
Tie stsanler EH IL E1u Gzs-
cieargss- bsr =Z-gIr u5sI Gl,e- cars
4 -LisI1 Bsss=e vsssTisE'c-Iv-
TIE suaarer p II-,-.u1cH.sl In:
gore or the uzarIz1e- rGI-vav 10
have her si-.IE1 r=igaE,e.-
TIE bariz Alden B,ssEe viii rsrai'-
abLv Sa1L >iE5y11,,t.tr morning >lte
= LOW III Will Lars v-sIrr.
Tl,ss suaac-er LIf=I51a saEe4st 5s,,
EE1v,ti- vas54r,1.gr I11sr,-Ccc VIII,
ig,5 cargo u general -ereic,g1---
51se.
TIE snip. ElsHPer 11ClE al CT TIE
0ceHEle GoGlz ss-gBr II-,1G1s.- -52 ettE
and tauL4st c11 I-1l3 la-t4 zT,s.tlz--
yssuEr,1aT-
The 5ars Cevl1r WIS Ga-fa1- 1l5
ll-e C-ltr-l-t- raLyBT' rt5sTfsI'cc..,ET HI
hz-Lss3 4lssE.G s1t1s4 Allen Z Esci,I----
SCI wharf
The 5zg Elem aswe,5 l,4 scs,ccrer
AaI ~ ANNE Gl3 q, 11Iite eaci,er Tss-
1a9-,5.Bv 4.sizccccC.- TIE sgicccIrer 3
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SHIP FLyr LNntL III G 3.
Flssssz.141 - Eaf81t-c..
EA-a-1.
L 8 : bennington, P'ggnHI1- E1iu.
A-s3CII.. -E7-a9zzzI-

Tins Isl toes lor include COASTERS.
1ttr:z Ton 4dUifu- EissasI- Ztssvcasf-e.
]gtIr RaDHf-e Levers. tEuGHlnau. z-lU.
StsiiI- Aluua. DaDHi Sstu t--aIICIsGJ4-
IN DE1le n lie < ZANE, 8r-gInHII- Nerve.
41- JE A-uesZs-TIve.. R0nHr-s9lu- -Ive9-1gDl.
5t 4 den 3ssse. PJr1er- 5a1. .B-silCiSGg.
StII- Ok sef-nga Newcastle.
3sII-.1 albert tx--ffitlIs. sztII franciscan.
sfslIE- zsslIr-eTIsI. Anderson. VlCtuI-H-
3sGs-E Andrew W4icil. = rev SIN BrstIlGlsgg-
.s:iiy- Esther 81IilIe- Anderson 4IIraza-
3k1z1 / z Cracker PiItZ. Newcastle.
3k MIr5lCia 5yyHslsfHI. Pcu- Da6e4v.
Sf;ilE- Transit 5JrzIsustssI. SIN 5realGlsca.
Am shin Reaper, ! Iuug, 81r-taIIu- Or
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DRAFT LOST.

%s1'N' CE Il -E8TEE ELTI1T II IT
-trsIsr NJ. 4...!.i ir-t7vu 1v re R.Hnurrrr,r7v
SiIgas, GmnuH1v. uumI e. Brewer, i Gam
lHu s.. Int In !IiV J. LS95 II zEIz-rfl, III
--11HK,s1u W. Eiur -1Ie s5Im " So1 las .lt.4tsI
-usI 6I5Ernt-sIU HAVING lt.7-3l -tti5u,.st mr.
res ia warmed Isal1lsr ue..ar- arzrIlr lie
same. e.. Drawer u EumnalI-v LRI.
GID. T. ROBE dIUE{lEZ
AlTnaga3,-
EInuiullI- E.uluu.--- L. Lsss} .-Hs-..iu
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TO LET

Z TT 8cy-E:EzI3a CCrr-r4CaF WITH TWO
rJGIns. suitable EuI- me 1r U5vU gentlemen
RssIT rsIsfna1Ie.- Is IDmIU i've minutes
walk rom nUsr GJfiGa A,tuI1asss 2. o. 8hz
90 LgE1-FAy
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BOARD CT EECCAruCW.
Office, C1IIEr =urIse. King EI-ssr-
7,-eadenE. It =. 4-eZIlGtgr
Stse-,aFzI--y-. :. T. Semi
-laDeErur II SGiIuuis. L : Townsend.
POLICE -CC1-
EGafCs 5tIlC-un Building, 1ItaI-yIIII-lC -
Gz-'u. ie ii T4rgIe. Hd.g.sr-.aua.
TTfiliazu -iIeilu. -IeI-iF.
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Fry4ECC 8lE14-rEER REPORT
jan. IS, 9 p M.-Fa1lI4,e3r'::tTr 80
dew pci-15., 6 :. EsHr0I1eBssE, Il S..
E.Il1-tstLL., ID
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1He A7s--73fa
14uRsDl.y. Ian. IL.
Stln-- Likaiiiia. Weir fur HsIIu anu
zstEvEtii.
5tsnr ! L CIImImlus. NeiissuI., fur- Oahu
1uI-9.-
5fznr Ka5 Al EUI- Thompson. Eur Eletsle
Iuu AdiuH.
si,1g- Non vsiline 5ur ESiInaa-Ia.
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View NOON on me I.sa AZ u n. . m. an.

New moon On s.ls rstn AZ Il l. - an.
The tsfss antf phase gI-sII n SfEIzllt
arsF Time The Eimes AMI NOUN rising tZIu
ssr.l N being given TOR a. ports II ne Ir11p
a. IN racsI Time 10 which me rss1HGT---e CUR
racrtuns 70 STANDARD cirnsa Buultu2OLs u each
fiffersuH port should be naIte
The St.t1tfasr~f rf4 Wilisriss sGuzIIs - u
0 ;. l1nidnsgiir3 errssnw,Ch Time ytilC1 - 7 u.
80 m D. N. OF Hawaiian SssE nIiis-Sf Time.
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A31~T A-S1.
nHuRsUA.E- Ian. III.
St-nz. WIlaisaiG. GE-egnI--i f-CUn Kauai.
st1n- LaaluH- N-Es. rum E<iTIi..
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On SUNDAYS z-Sgin VIII lea-e vHHnae
II 81 D. n instead III L-SZ .. n fZ'--E-t1g
II zzuuoiuiu II 30 D
Freight --SLzus vii ga----v Passenger
Recommendations.
. ? EEHLL5ElCT 2 g S1I-rrTz
si1uas- I1res1des1r- Cen. E5>iss = Tx 1T
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FGREIGN MAIL SERVICE.

srzazr1EsE1i1Js vii LsfTa b0r ind az,-1,Te
from SIN FrEucisga Gn Tie 1d-uWl11g
sfssrss 1lII the GIusH Gr 1881
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Notice of Sale

us Dry tEunI $ @furs- amt Coffee -ilur AT
-sIGEelIH. HTlla. = avail. "a We on H.r4.
safe ~ ualis a1feer january - LSsi6 All
0teirs tue before jne9 IiIGvH nHInest u 1a
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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-09-03
AT ERIE. PA.

Erie, Pa, Aug. 2G.--Wm. j. Bryan
made speeches today in three cities OF
two states-Syracusc and Rochester,
y. Y. and Erie, Pa.-and incidentally
Travelled several hundred miles to meet
the thousands who gathered from the
surrounding country to hear him ut each
place. Half dozen stops were made
between Buffalo and Erie, and Mr..
Bryan delivered several speeches. Scy-
eral hundred people greeted the candi-
date at Angola and Irvington. At Dun
kirk. y. v. $500 people listened TO a ten
minutes speech. Rain was pouring
down when the train arrived at West
field, n. y. but that did not dampcn the
ardor of the fair-siZed audience there.
Outside of the Erie opera house thou
sands were waiting for n glimpse Of the
candidate and inside were assembled the
delegates to the meeting. When the
people were admitted they filled the
house in fifteen minutes and the doors
were closed upon hundreds. The on
trance of the presidential candidate ON
the arm Of cX-Congrcssman Joseph T..
Siblcy inspired wild scene Of cnthusi-
assn. which lasted several minutes, and
Mrs. Bryan's appearance in a box with
Mrs. Siblcy produced more enthusiasm.
This was the principal speech Mr..
Bryan spoke at some length and his
speech was received with great cnthusl-
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