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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-05
Brighton, England.
Hotel metropoIe.

The most comfortable and
luxurious seaside Hotel In the
World. Finest Cuisine and
Wines. Music by Hotel Or
chestra during Luncheon and
Dinner. En- pension terms
may be arranged.
ProprIetors:
The Gordon Hotels. lImlted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-05

large Angora cat with whiskers trimmed In the
aies: style told Tribune reporter last evening that
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Glass As onghared rats color. but that specified
In class A. AZ ~ and a.. Mrs +. Senns Wasker
prize. IS: Miss L. Morgan's Svenga. second prize S4
G. +. Bates's chimmie Fadden. third prize 81
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IS MEMBER or THE FELINE GLEE CLUB. AND
CONSIDERS THE ORCHESTRA AT THE
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rGorldufi9? Gas flinst etpas orafel

pVorlduft9? 9aS fltn9t ettDa8 orafelz
bait"
nSte perben bas Srafel balo per<
iteben-i9 milf bamit iasen, 6ab es
MIR bon Sbnen abbdnsen mirb, Oh i'd
meine slei6iam offi5i6ie Gi9eni6aft
| 9eltenb MAIDEN foil.
uJtun, ipenn es auf mid anfontmt,
! gerebrteiter, bann allo nollen mir lie
BET Seite lalien. Barhon fit meine
SHenbeit-i9 bin fein Sreunb Der
| Breiie," la9te Der 6abrifbeiiter nit
einem non6alanteu 9on.
| sd laiie germ jeoe @el6nads>
eigentbiimli9fett gelten be1nerfte Der
Ooftor troden.
so ipdren mir alio einig unb fon,s
men nun pielleidt Su benz 3ued 9bres
8eiudes. atber sic leeen ii6 ia ni9t?
MGsen sic Sbre @lieber bem tiebrisen
Boliter nidt anoertralen, batt f6nnen
mir au6 einen anberen 0lau1n mdblen. a
uYitte iebr, bic orientalil6e Olete
sun9, bic ftd bier manifeltirt, ftimmt
iebr gut gu Dem 9be1na, oos Id gu pers
banbeln babe. "
n@irtli6? ab! Ste MAIDEN mid
seipannt-"
sd brinse 9bnen einen @rub bon
Mesbetb aempe. !"
Ser Sabrifbeiiker trat etnen Sdritt
3uriid unS lab ben 9(noeren betrofIen
at. Sm nd6ften 9lusenblid aber bate
ct iid pieber boil itdnbig tn Der @es
malt unb iein @eit9t 3efgte ben bod
1niitbtg fi9eren NuSbrud mie ionlt.
rNllo alS position d'amour!" "1aqte
er ipbttii9.
rQls ntdts pentser ols basl"
rNun?"
rNl8 elm Wfann, Der 0er9eftung au
iben fommt fiir bas 0erbre9en, bas
sic an einem barmlolen pertrauenben
MGbden peritbt.
Limb mas bere9tist 9te, iid gum
Gawalt beiielben auf3hmerfenpA fraste
Der Gnbere briist.
sd fSnnte einfa9 la9en, 1tleine
Pfli9t als Menl9, bas allein gentgte
i6on. Sd fann au9 bter neine Stels
lung smr Oeffeutltdteit anftbreu, Die
es mir sur aufsabe ma9t, sesen @tlls
fir unb llngeredtisfeiten aller slrt ;u
Selbe 5u 5tebea-"
raber bod nur auf benz Yapierl"
mari Der 8abrifbeliser fpDttifd etn.
v01ur bort, gang re6t-e8 iptrb ii9
i'm Qaufe unlerer llnterrebung beraus@
ftellen, oh gie bieieS ,nur' 10 serins
ani6laeen. Sd tomrne nit elmer golIs
madt bon bem Mdb6en ielbit."
nGine febr sewi6tise Maubantinl"
(Sortiesune folst.)
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Srit sSriebmanm ais aumDbiant.

ueber bic Nbbotatentom0bie, bic 9r.
Sriebmaun bor @eridt in Berlin aes
fpieIt bal, ,fann man i'm ogerl. 8agebI." u,
oas ibn genau fennen 6Irfte, iolgen,
bes leien: p5eiH Auftreten mar eine
ei9entbhmIide Mti4ung BON ebtem
unb fali6em potbOs. bon ShauipieIe,
rel unb tpabrer @mpfinbung. Ob.
gleid bic pofe In ieiner gertbeibigung
porpog. berleugnete fiG bod feinen
Qugenblid ber i6arfiinnige Surilf.
Na9 ber Nrt, III Der er f,aAer
pertbeibigt bate, lsgte er autb
oorgeiiern ben 6auptaecent auf
bas pip9oIogifde Moment. obne aud
nur elnen Nugenblid gu berldumen, ie.
ZEN Wortbeil. ber f6 ibm iuriitlld bot,
fur iid) ansaunubeu =. gr NOR tibri
gems erregt, unb Der 8orfBenbe eeitanb
ibm gu, baB man ibm bieie grregunQ
na9empfiHben f6nne. Nber er mad)te
feinen gerFu6, bieier @rresung 6err
au perOen. @r rang bic 9dnbe, erbob
lie flebenb seaen ben 6immeI uub
ipro6 nit tbrdnenerftidter Stimme.
Damn uieber. als bic &i9ter f6 sur
geratbung 3uriidsesugen batten nu0
bic Wttnuie Der Gnti6sibuGg nabte,
tonnte er laden, gel itreiG nit ieinen
Setannten plaubern unb ii9 nit BEL
Benbem @pnismus iibsr bic greianif5e
Der leBten Wfonate unD tber bas, mas
ibm beborftanb, duBern. @era6eau
aroBortig mar feline 8ertbeibieungs=
Rebe. Grip Griebmann iibertraf in ihr
liG ielbf. @r ipra6 nit binreiBens
Der 8erebtfamteit unb bic Sfepiiter,
bic ertldrt batten. baB berelei6en bel
mobernen &idteru feiue @tdtte mebr
finbe, wurbeu binierbrein our6 bas
freiipre9enbe urtbeil zines Muberen
belebrt. 8eiOnters bramatilG nar
ber e6luB feiner &sbe, ben er lei9en.
blaB berooritieb.... Nls bic einIeitehs
ben Worte bes 0oribenben BET Der urs
tbeiIsbertitnbigung errdtben lieBen, tpie
erfannt tporben mar, obne baB bies
bod bereits nit abioluter Si1erbeit
gu entnebmen getpeien tpdre, faBte er
fi@ nit beiben 6dnben an bic @1ld,
fen. ST mantle uno brobte 3u fal
len. aros ber auHorberuns bss prds
fibenten, fi9 au feben, ermannte er iitb
iebo6 unb b6rte bas urtbeiI itebenb
on. 8eigerfitubigung bes Greiipru9s
erbob ct beiSe 6dnbe gegen ben 6itns
mel. Dunn Derneigte er ft9 tief." =
Drafiiber taun bic Signr eines ners
b6ien. nit allen 6unben gebeBten
Redtstom6bianten In ieiner inneren
llnwabrbaftigteit nidt ge5ei6net tuer.
ben. am ungebeuerli9fen mar tpobI
bic Sopbifit Griebmanns, als er trsu.
ber3is perf@erte, er babe fi9 ieine ge.
gleiterin nur mitsenommeu. neil er =
na9tblinb fei unb ni6t allein reiien
f6nne.
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ate eri@Spfensen Mufalle

BON MaIariafieber f5nnen NIT G5inin peher eu
ldnsere 9et, nod hberbaupt NIT sbioluter @ewtbbet
fernsetaIteu werben. Dte 9erbdtuus nnb Gusrct
tuns BON aranibetten nta8matt&en Gburatters seb6r
sbO&, pte aber aen Suetfel ieftebt, tn ben geretd
Der RbsIt@fet. eansidbrtse Grfabruus BAT seIebrt,
bab BITE porthsl6e rduterarsnet, SoFetter's Maseu,
bitters, unenbI mebr trautbetperhateube aroft be.
ftt, oIs aHe GItaloibe, Drpsuen uub Gifte, weI4e
frhter bte etnss anertaunten Wtttel sur gerbdtuue
uub 5etIuus BON Steberanfdaen aIer Grt waren.
Weau ber a6rper bur4 pertObtfa wtsbertesrenb,
arantbeitsanfdue sef&wd&t TT, erueuert btefes
f&madbafte Gltstr bic Rustels uub Rerpentraft bea
Spfems, bem ntdts i@ablt&er 10, ala ua&taltts.
i&wa@eube Ginahfie malariaarttser 9rantbeitsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-07-14
Inter benz 9iteI Der @p1t

- Inter benz 9itel xOer Col o.
n #" ging uns loeben aus Der 6aupt.
ftabt WeTito BITE erfte Nummer elmer
balls vOeuti6", balb @ngIil9 ge,
f9riebenen 3eituag 3u. pelbe fi9 bic
itOl3e Iufgabe felt, .bie san3e eipills
Rrte Welt nit benz Merito Der 8egen'
mart besannt au MADDEN WuBte
benn au bieiem 3mede mirtlid bic beut.
ide Sprufe in einer 10 poli3eimiori.
gen Weiie miBbanbelt perben9 Nls
mir bic eriie gtummer bes GoloniRen
bur6bldtterten, ma9ten uns perf6ie:
bene ortbosrapbii6e unb ifiliffii6e. -.
Gigenarten itubis. infer grftaunen
bate iebo6 elm gnbe, oils mir auf benz
SitelbIatt lafen: vRebadteure: 2ouis
SiIiceo unb 3. 5. 9rteien." gntpe.
ber bos t ober baS tann fi9 bic 8e,
baetiOn beS v@OIonifen" getroif idens
fen. @rOtest iit bbrisens bic Nns
moBung biefeS Smmisrations Oraa.
mes, bob es bic einsise Queue iei, aus
Der wirfliG mabre unb sunerldifiee
8eridte iiber Werito su ib6pfen ieien.
Warum Ieiben2 Rddenf1mers
aen iperben raid unb fider bur9 ct.
Satobs Del gebeiIt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-07-14

Man fenbs feline abreHe an s. 6.
8udlen & 60. in Chicago, SlIs., unb
men mirb gratis etue probeldbadltel
Don Sings Reuen 2ebeuss pillen erbal.
ten. Gin 8erfu@ ipirb Sic bon ber
@tite berielben tiberseuaen. Oiefe piIs
len tpirten iebr gut anb atpar befon,
bers bet gerfopfuns anb Miardne.
Bel Malaria unh 2eberIeiben haben
fe f6 als uai9dtbar erwieien. gs
wirb Garantk eeleiaet. bas biefe Bill
len fret Don allen i@dbliGen Subiiou.
aen Fnb. eie faS reiH sesetabiiiTd.
Sic f@pdbea bic @suaitutioaeu Mot
bur9 ibre Birtung, isaberH reoeu ben
Tiagen unb bic gingeneibe 40 trdfsieer
abdtiossit an, wsbur& bic Gouattutiou
sefdrtt ptrb. @esuldre GrbSs rs
@ents per S6aAtsg. 3a baben In
Der Npotbete BON Nbolpb 9reiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-07-14

Sn benz S9IoHe Moi6en bea
@rafen 8bielesWindler BET Oppeln in
S9leiien bra4 in timer Der lebten
9c6te Jeuer aus unb griff NIT folder
6eftisteit um fd. bob bic Sinbsr beg
Grafen nur nit tnapper Hotb Dor BEN
Grftidungstobe betuabrt merben tonn'
ten. 3ur 3eit bes 8raubes befant
h6 ber gr 6anbel8minifer Grbr. b,
gerlepi9 unb bic G6pdgerin bes frd'
beren Reibsfanalers @rafen @apripi
In bem SdlOHe als @dfe. DaS lebr
tere feIbit. I'M Wertbe BON elmer Mil.
lion Warf, III p6llig aerf6rt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-07-14
0elo leidt peroieut.

Srsenb Elm einisermaben beeabter
Menid fann bon $500 bis $500 per
@o9e berbienen, bur9 ben Bertauf
nuierer smeiieitisen 6 Quobrat Sub
groBen 4arten Der Ser. Siaaten
uub Der gau3en Grbe. Sn 3poIf Gar.
ben. Giefe 8arte III 10 poratisIi9 Der.
gefiellt. baB fie fid pbne Miibs pertauft.
Srgenb Semanb taun bamit SIS. 90 bers
bienen. iudbrenb erfabrene 0erf1ufer eS
oft bis auf $4,000 BITE We6e brinaen.
Wtan fenbe 81 so fur prp6e unb geDins
guugen. SerrainsNnredt mirb aarau.
tirt. &anb. M eNallp&Go.
100 bis 174 4bams ST., gbicaao.
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2htti9. 26. Suni. @eaern trat
cine mebreren @ei6le9tern bnr9 ibre
6eraeusgate unb ibren Self bstannte
biefge Dame ibr bunberttes 2es
bensiabr on. gs 1T Jrduletn gmi.
lie be Mariee. Gie purbe am 81. Meis
6oOr bes Sabres V (27. SUM- 1797) in
2titti6 aIs Sodter eiues berporragenben
&e9tsanpalteS eeboreu. Sbren @ater
Oerlor iie ibsn als 15idbrises Mdb6en.
Sbr 8ruber, Baron gbarles be War1ee
b'6ermale, NOR lange Sabre General,
abuotat am 2itttider Nppellhof unb
itarb bo6betast. NuBerbem bate He
nod bier S9mefern, bic IS, 88, 80
unb 96 Sabre alt tpurben. Srob ibres
boben Nlters bat GrduIein @miIie be
Wariee elm porsnslihes @ebd9tniB
unb cine feltene 8eiiteSfriide bewabrt.
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GDmmerreiiett.

5ourifers8ilette nod Sommeraufs
entbalt8orten i'm Often unb Norben
werben iebt gum 8erfaufe ausgeboten.
Wegen Ndberem uenbe man fi6 on
ben nd9f9elegenen Ngenten. Souri.
iten'gilette fur bic s. & 6. q. .8abn
au be3ieben bur9
D. 5. price, u. g. g. H.,
paIeitine, Seras.
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COB bes yQone Star"s sBieres.

Ser Jran5uie pretft Mbipntb,
gSbtSfeD nie Mmtertfaner.
gSenn fie ,,einsebDren" iinb.
geimeu Sbee idblirft ber Gbtneie,
Gtfd3tbran 3ed3t ber G8fimtp
1fab Der flnse Sapaneie
st beiut 8etStramf ;,gafe" frpb.
Mm se8ubrner Wftldb Der gtnte
Xabt fidj ber sir8iien=0rciS
ltno ber &uiie NIT Der anmte
g@lu6t ben G1uttfi eimertpets.
Sod, Der 9eutidbe, franf unb bieoer
9rtnft ben Mal3s unb 9opfem=Iran
Sei! 9Sie itartt baS ietae 8lieber
-Wadbt'S ibn aud uit3t sraoe idblaHf !!
QScbtn oes @eid5ideS 2anmeH.
9rieben ie ben beutid,em Mann,
Sraut ben 2ranf er iidb, ben braunen,
Sen ct ltebt BON Su8eno an!
Drum aad5 bier, fern TIM Giiotpeftea
$50 Sie gpnne trUpiim ititbt,
8raat etn 8ier man, etnS ber beiten
2HelMem 0entidbem idbnte6t eS nidbt :?
Nenn ,ttau bel 8efitllteu BeHern
9teiem 9rant Ser 2abe $reift
&iinD' es lant ben eblem 3e@ern,
9ah man clone Star''.8ter tbn beift
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GOUlep's 8esifter, Nto. % alamo
Yla5a bat einen &uf fiir suteu alien
Wbisfep, bic befen sen1ii1ten @e.
trdnte, feline Weiue unb auseesei6nete
importirte unb einbeimii9e @igarren
unb tets frifbes Bier. Der @igentbh'
mer. Soe @oolep, uerffebt iein 8eifdft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-07-14

Sd iDar nerp65, mtibe unb uHiuirf9.
aarl's @touer GOoi 3bse bat mid ge.
funb unb eliidlih gematht. Mrs. 6. 9.
Worben. Gum gettauf bel aalieper
& S6uaaro, SameS @lapin, 5. s.
speueKp, q. @Dbn & Co., 9. Stein,
Central Drug Store, u. 9nmeppe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-07-14
vSbr GDbn tptto eeinen Mpnat mebs
leben!"

so fasten bic Nerste 5u 9errn Sill
man groiDn, "a Mill Str., South
@arbuer, Naf. Sein Sobn lit an
einem 2uugensuebel, bo8 fi9 nod ip,
pb6ier Walaria eingefellt bate un6 er
CAB 1915 on bic 9er5te aus. bic ibn
idIieBIi6 aufsaben, inbem He iasten
.Sbr 9obn uirD feinen Wonat ldnger
mebr Ieben t. 9a perlu9te i9 Sings
Neue @ntbedung unb Elm paar GIai6en
babou nta6ten ibn tpieber geiunb
unb befdbigte ibn, al8 p6Qie Geiuns
Der mie6er ieinen Irbeiten na9geben
5u t6nnen. gr iagt, er berbante feline
gegenw1rtise CUTE 8eiunbbeit aus.
idlieBli9 bent @ebraud)e BON Or.
Sings Neuer @ntbedung. gr iagt:
.gs 9iebt ni9ts 8eferes in Der WeIt
bel allen 2unsens 9eiben!" probe fla,
i6eu fret in u. 9reiB' Apotbete.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-07-14

- 4us aairo tpirb beri6tet, baB
ttirsIi6 OFT einem Sage In Nesppten
32l perionen on ber gboIeru farben,
baruater mebrere 5oIbaten BON Der
@rpebiiionstruppe In Wabp 0aIfa.
Ntaior &obbp Omen, Der beriibmte
grforfher bDn Uganda, III ebenfaus
an ber Sb1lera eeforben.
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@ehaMNTtt,l,,

SeutlMe &ebdMDIutaA.
Das 8ebdube, eigeRs fir ben 4tued beroefent bnt
9roBe &dnnlltdfeten, pel1e nit ben npbernifen Rere
beerungen nerieben ftnh, inb bietet bdburt be Waz
henfen AHnebmlimfeiten unb 8ortbeIe tpeldhe er In
antern oerartisen bon Mmerfnnern aeIeiteten nifi.
tuten nibt finben iprb. ""'''
Sts srOste sraFis nnb bas bcntdnbsfte Snititut it,
O!a pen Wer ct &etn 5peites Sntut Der 8et Bat 20
9iele lounoernoue 9eilnngen 5u uer5eidnen DaSeIbe
Ut oon Ger5teu eeleitet bic 25=idbrtge Bripatz ub
Solpttal7 7grfahruna in Nmeriia ub Gnrppa beiiten.
- Spe5teue Nbtbetlnngen fir ipe5iene Rranf6eiten.
Srl9iHaretbooen fir 8ehat,blumg I'm 6auie. @rDses
Sab0ratorilt, ue9etabliie 6eilmifteI Wir flfrrsi,
inter poittiper @drantie ale droniien ur berateis
feten Gnn9en= Gals, Gbren=, Raierz. Woaen=. gjes
earn= Seber=. Qer5= NiereY%, 8Ia}en= HraileTz @e.
9lrll Werber, 9aut=, 8Iut, 9ribat ut6 @eid1IedtSs
&rantaetfen. @birurgiide &ranfteiten Snesiele
Se9anolung tur S@fptnbluht, &atarrb Db}bebfie
. G9eam9tlsnius Rrebs, 8anbpurm. Semurrbpiben
Yrinat: tn6 @ej@le9tsz Qrnnfheiteu.
gerlorene Wannestraft, SamenHu6, Sameri6tpdd,e
sfelaen iueenbler unbeiDnnenbeifeu Mnb ae5d5Isft.
is9er Musi9uefnnget. Rernenihmd9e, 8erliere,, bes
Weod9tnfes uno ber Gnergie 5inpofetIa MIN. id5nei
rno bletbenb aeheilt burt ME fehlfIaaebe Sriaiai.
bebanolung. Syphilis, Gtrtctnr urlb @eidaieGhfsz
Srantbeiten ieber Gr tper6en in oer frae ni5aideu
Setf 1rtrt Ruren garantirt mo 5te auberen nfisnz
gen tno. Niebrige 9ebibren unb gorresnorber,
tfren9 1ertrantid]. Stunben bon t1br Moraens Bib
ubr Abenos; an SDnn= unb syeiertaaen, biz i2 hr
Wtcrgens. Mu&trdrtiSe Yattemfen nit unfehtz
earem erfol9e bpiefi9 bebanoeIt. unferiu6unas<
Iormniar nro .Ste S9uStpehren bes 2ebens," N
SetfeI) peroen fret 5nsefditt. Nbrefiirt
GERMAN HEALTH INSTITUTE.
S6e DsahiSon utS @rie et.> xcIeSs, ..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-07-14

Sale&tes 8lut, gerRepfuns, 2eber.,
nab Hierens 2eiben tperben bur6 Rarl' .
@Ieber Root Sbee turirt. Gum Ser,
tauf BET 9aIteper & Sda6arb, Sames
@lastn, Z. 5. SpeueKp, R. gobu q
@o.. Stsin, Central Drug Stsrs.
u. 6dwsppe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-07-14

- Du bifi jung, 70 Ionse bu nod
tiubiItl ieiu tannit. bu bift alt, psnn
bu tinbif9 tpirH.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-02-14
A Fad for Collecting Jugs.

An American woman of artistic
tastes, who has travelled abroad a good
deal, while looking about for something
to collect that was neither spoons, tea
cups nor posters, hit upon the idea of
gathering little jugs and mugs. Her
friends soon learned of her new fad
and aided her in adding to her collec-
ton. Wherever she went she would
pick up a tiny jug or perhaps two or
three, until now she has over 200. None
of them is over three inches long and
they are in all colors and represent
many places and potteries-tiny am
phorae from southern Italy, Etruscan
jars from Tuscany, miniature ollas
from Spain and Mexico, squat pitchers
from Holland, wee quaint schooners
from Germany, mugs from England and
little brown jugs from everywhere. All
these are strung upon Micronesian
cord and the odd ornament is festooned
on her wall against background that
shows up the varied colors to advan-
tage and makes the bits of earthenware
and china distinctly decorative.-Har-
per's Bazaar.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-02-14
Queen Louisa OF Prussia aud the Rose.

Before parting, Napoleon spent a
few moments at her side, and at the
end, turning, pulled from a bunch
beautiful rose, which he offered with
gestures of gallantry and homage. Hes
itating a moment, the queen at last
put out her hand, and sad as she ac-
copied it: SAT least with Magdeburg."
Madame" came the frigid reply, lit
is mine to give and yours to accept"
But he gave his arm TO conduct her to
the carriage, and as they descended the
stair together the disappointed guest
said, in a sentimental ard emotional
voice: rs it possible that, having had
the happiness to see SO near the man of
the century and of all history, he will
not afford me the posi- bility and the
satisfaction of being able to assure MIN
that he has put me under obligations
for life:" With solemn tones, Napoleon
replied: Madame, L am to be Pitied;
it is a fault of my unlucky star" Queen
Louisa's own lady in waiting related
that her sovereign's bitterness overcame
her at the last, and as she stepped into
the carriage she said: ''Sire, you have
cruelty deceived me.''-Prof. Sloane, in
Century
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lied a short time ago, is not the success
it was hoped by its projectors. The COM
pany was formed by fourteen senior law
students of the state university. The OBJ
ject of the concern was to give
the young men some practice in the
practical working of the law courts.
No fees were to be charged. But there
arose obstacles which had been overlook
ed at first The town lawyers, who had
been allowing the students to read law
in their offices, shut down on the I'M
lucky fourteen. But the greatest obsta-
Gle was encountered when it was charged
that it was simply d PopuIist organiza-
ton. Some of the students withdrew.
Apparently, the bloomieg scheme has
faded into oblivion and it would require
a Crookes tube to discover it.
J. A. Simpson, who is Familiarity
known as Jerry" and C. r. Troxel have
been prominent in the organization of
the company
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couLDN,rREU NoENrLEMANLY

So the Protected Passenger Got Through
All, Right.
The other morning conductor on the
Southern Pacific train found that one
OF the passengers had bad ticket and
thus could not ride upon it, says the
New Orleans Picayune. Unfortunately
for the woman, she had no money, nor
had the mother, with whom she was
travelling. The conductor insisted upon
payment from one or the other, and
when he made his requests urgent, the
young lady retreated to the sleeper,
where she and her mother, covering up
under the quilts, said they would not
surrender
And l am here to protect her, said
the mother, in very defiant way,
thrusting her head out of the curtains.
But, madam, the company must have
some compensation for your daughters
travelling on it's trains. She has no
ticket, and if you have the money you
won't pay it,
''Weu, that ticket was a good ticket,
and if you won't take it you will have
to do without"
you can get off at the next station
and buy your daughter another ticket"
said the conductor.
mo, won't do that, either, I tell
you
''WeI, then, 1 must have the money"
said the conductor, making toward the
couple. Instantly the curtains were
closed tight, and the young lady, all
bundled up under the covering in the
compartment, cried out that the con-
ductor must have an awful hard heart
to treat her so ungentlemanly.
81 will have you arrested for ungen-
tlemanly conduct" she cried out.
The conductor got off in a quiet cor
ner and tried to solve the problem. He
called council of the train people, and
for some time they discussed the best
means of attack, but none offered, for
the passenger was safe and secure in
bed, and guarded by the mother, who
had made up her mind not to surrender
the citadel. Finally at Morgan City the
pair got off, and the young lady carried
her point, not having paid her fare.
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SHERIFF'S SALE-In the district court of
Tracy, plaintiff, VS.. The Kansas City Piano Co..
a corporation, defendant. By virtue of
an order of sale issued to me, out of
said district court. in the above-entitled
action l will. on Wednesday. the 26th day
of February. A. D.. 1896. at 10 O'Clock m
avenue, in the city of Topeka. in the county
of Shawnee, in the state of Kansas, offer at pub
lie sale and sell to the highest and best bidder,
for cash in hand. all the following described
personal property, to-wlo: one New Eng land
Piano Company'S piano cabinet, grand, no
80 e34; one New England Piano company's pi-
ano cabinet grand No. 1884; one New Eng
land Piano company'S piano upright grand, 20.
537S1; one New England Piano company S
piano. upright grand. No. 30.554: one New Eng
1878; one New England Piano company
piano. upright rand. NO. 30, 16S; one New Eng
land Piano companys piano, upright grand No.
5O.5s7; one New England Piano company S
piano upright grand. No. 34.7SS; one New Eng
land Piano company piano. upright grand, No.
35.1l9; one Hallet K Cumson piano, upright
grand No 49, l79; or much OF the ABOVE &C.
scribed property as is necessary 10 pay. and
satisfy the said judgment and costs ana the
accruing costs in this action, and plalntin' S
Judgment, and the balance. if any. you pay into
this court to abide the courts further order.
lying and situate in the county OF shawnee, IN
the state of Kansas
The above described personal property is
taken as the property of said defendant. and
is directed by said order of sale to be sold. and
will be sold without appraisement, to satisfy
said order of sale.
R. B. KEPLEY,
Sheriff of Shawnee county, Kansas.
THOS. FL. Balm, p. H. FORBES & A. H-FANCE,
Attorneys.
First Pub in State journal Feb. IA, 1896,