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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-03

Der Drobtnd9el Gruit 1T lette
@o@e in bic Bride 9esan9en uno Der
Yreis Der Nasel fiel in Gol9e belien BON
$2.7o auf $1.70 per Seq unb es ioQ
io9ar 3u erwarten fteben, oaB Der elbe
auf 1925 fallen wiro. Don onl4e;nbar
uoblunterri9teter Seite m;rb inoeB aus
9eseben, boB es lid nur UNI cine 3eitz
1ueili9e llnterbredun9 ber Gruit>O peraz
ttonen banbele. Der Trult ltebe 3und9it
Dor Der Mufsabe bic leinen Sperationen
b,noerli@ i'm Wese itebenoe tleine Com
currenj gu beieitisen, bic linn, bur@ neue
G%rfinounsen unterltiitt, bur4 feline uns
sebeuere 9inaufi@roubuns Der Preiie
erwa9ien iei. Mit bieier Goncurren3
boffe Der Gruit balb fertis gu weroen,
unb alsbonn weroe er wieber einbolen,
mas er jeet ;ettweilis p%reisseben ODER
einbiben mlie.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-03
8unberbare Grfpl9e.

Ginem grisfs &su. s. @unoermans
uon 0imonoale. Mi@.. entnebmen mir:
SD ;09ere nidt. Or. Sings neue Gnt:
oeduns 81 empieblen, oa meine Jrau
bamit 9erabe;I wunoerbare grioI9e
bate. Ills id Yaitor Der Boptiitens
tir9e in &iuers Sunction mar. betom
meine 6rau na@ einem @rii2peanfaQ
yunsenent;iinouns. Sir Stunoen battle
lie Sic iurdtbaritsn 9uitenanfdQe NIT
nur tur;en llnterbrsdun9en, uno i4ten
es nidt iiberiteben 81 t0nnen. Gin
Ireuno empiabl Or. Sings Neue Gnts
oedun9, wel4e idmeu uno CUR 3ufries
osubeit bellte." Yrobeflui@en bel >.
80. Slien. @ewobnl;@e Tlai@en so
Gts. umo ST.. ~
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-03

Die @4raube obne Cube" bat
man idon trefilid bic uon Sabr gu Sabr
iortoauernoen Neuerunsen i'm 8emaii>
mugs @elen Der mooernen &rie9sbeere
9enannt. 9ier cine neue Drebun9:
&rupp bat einen SauaQer,e:R euoluer
conltruirt, Der ii4 ielbit label, NUMBER
uoQ iir bas Nabesefe4t uno 9lei93eitis
fir bic Terne iein ioq, oenn er ioQ 1000
Meter melt traseu. Die beutide Reis
terei mug natiirli4 nit oieier belten a0er
bis iett" uorbanoenen S@uBuaiien
ausseriiltet meroen. Bet bieien, bic
Steuertraft Der I0lter eri60pfenoen
fortwdbrenoen &uitun9en bat man wirt>
lid llria9e in bic &la9e ausjubre@en:
Wiro niemals o69erifet meroen?
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-03

Die vEeras poit" brinst ben Be-
ri9t bon SO 8anterotteu, Die mad Der
@abl in elmer Wo9e in Geras ltattian=
ben uno ma@t oaju ben folsenocn iebr
uerninftisen Gommentar:
vWir limb jeoo@ ni9t 10 parteiiid,
UNI bieie Banterotte Der Wabl Mc&inz
ley's in bic Sdube 81 i9ieben, benn bas
wdre entweoer iebr bumm ODER iebr nie>
bertrddtis. Wir miiien iebr gut, boB
bieie Banterotte 49, uno ni@t nur in
Teras, ionoern in ben 9an;en Ser.
Staaten faQiren bic &au f(eute in benz
ielben MaBe weiter, ais Dor Der Wabl
ober I'M letten Sabre - baB bieie Yan>
terotte einSi9 uno ALIEN auf bic ;erlt0rte
&auftraft Der Boltsmo1en ;uriid;ufib:
rem iino. Dag ni@ts 49, audi bic @abl
Mc&inlep's ni@t - bieien al9emeinen
Guin bes Xanoes aufbalten tanu, ebe
ni@t bic &auftraft ser BoltsmoiIen unb
beionoers Der Tarmer wieoer berseiteQt
woroen lit. @enn aber Brpan 9ewablt
worben ,udre. uno bic e Banterotte bdt>
ten ltatt9efunoen, bann bdtten mir aber
nal oas @ei@rei Der @oloseitunsen bS=
rem tonnen. @ebt Sbr, @rpan bat oas
2ano ruinirt !!!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-03

An Gbippema.S bale in @iseoniin
baben, burd gisauiitauunsen I'M @bip'
pewa:IIuB berbeiSeiabrte lleberi@wem:
n,unsen unsebeuern e @aben anseri@tet.
3mii1en @ranb Sslanb unb eau
Glaire bat ii@ Elm 40 0uB bober SIS:
bam,n sebiloet, bel beiien @re4en oas
S@limmite 3u beiiir@ten itebt. Die
Stdbte Gbippeua Gaus, gou Claire,
Steuens uno Durano iinb ieet i&on
tbeilweiie unter @a0er seiett unb in
Der @esenb oes lettereu 1lotes ioQen
breibis Yerionen e~rtrunten isin.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-03

8ie sroB Der llnteri9ieb in ben
GampusnesN uslasen Der beioen 9aupts
parteieu bel Der letten @abl mar, e.
beut !. .. aus ben @eri9ten Der 2eiter
oerislbsn in Gupubosa County. Obio.
Sen @epubli.anern toitete bic @ei4i@te
b jelbit $33, 81 mdbrsnb bic vYos
%potraten" iid nit Iumpise $1,000 omr4s
belien muEtsn.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-03
9ouriNen.3lae mad 0aIt'
torujen.

Die. isit fanf;ebn Sabren ii@ aus:
seseidnet bemdbrenoen, periSnli4 beauf>
ii@tistem Gouriitsns3 ise nod 9alifors
MEN iber bic Minneapolis & ct. 2ouis
Yabn perla1en nunmebr wieoer resels
mdBis on ieoem Oonneritas Nbeno Mtins
nsap,lis. Die meitsebenoite Sorsialt
fir bic 8squemli9teit Der Pohasiere
mirb mie INNER als @auptia@e betro@s
tet. 8s9en Staten uno uoQer Snfors
wenoe mar fi@ an ss}obn &gc5et,
W9ent, New lllm, Minn.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-03

Der gum @ouuernenr BON Mi4isan
ermdblte populare Yiir9ermeilter pin>
gree pom Detroit bat ertldrt. baB er aud
nod leinem Mntritt oes @ouuerneurs>
9mtes Bursermeriter o Detroit gu
bleiben seoente. Da Detroit ii6 unter
ieiner Gerwoltun9 auseni4einlid mobl
beiinbet, 10 miro es li@ i@werli@ se9en
oeren Verldnseruus i%trdu6en. Nber es
lit immerbin unsem0bnli3 in ben Der.
Staaten, bag Semano 3mei politii@t
Nemter gu 9lei@er 3eit betleioet.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-03

Der ,Gommsrcial:N ecorb" III Ou:
Iutb melost. oaB Die Wei,enuorratbe III
ben oortisen Glsuatoren uno ~yaserbd":
fern i1on isit ;eb" Sabre" ni@t 10 &c:
ring ais ssssuudrt,s se'ueism ieien. Sm
per oil eneu Sabre bstrusen lie bstm
S4lub oer S@iiabrt ilni MiQionen
9uj9el, bsute o~irften lie unter ;mei
Riuicnen blsiben.
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q. u. 0ooorid) 4 50. pcn De-

troit erbieIten am uer9an9enen Samltaa
cine @eitsuuns iir 1000 Gonnen ii:
ienbarren nat Yuoa:E eitb in lln9aru.
1as Glen iol sur 6%eriteuuns uon &dz
bern fir Giienbabns@ os9ons benuet
wereen. Ia III lln9arn aue Viienbab>
men Stuatssi9entbum limb, 10 mug oies
Elm Nesierunsscontratt iein. Nud aus
anbern Srten miro pom europdii9en
geiteuun9en fir ameritanii@es G.ien
beridtet. $50 bleibt aber in oieiem
Sale bic Notbuenoi9teit zines S4ues
;oQss auf Giien?
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-03
Bic Sanoelstammer BON Ybilabel>

Die 9anoelstammer BON Pbilooel>
pbia bat ben 8ei9luB 9efaBt, oaB lie Die
Musoebnuns oes prdiioenti@aitssSe r>
minis aui feds Sabre uno cine oabin
9ebenoe Nmenoirung Der Contribution
nebit llnteriasuns elmer B;eoermabl emf
pieblsn uno baiir asitiren mill. Nn ale
9anoelszS rsaniiationen i'm yanoe lit
besbalb Elm Nunoi9reibeu srsansen,
1pel4es 2(ntwort barber uerlan9t, Oh
bic bstreiienos Srsonii alton Elm ioldes
Nmenoemsnt BET Yunbess Gerfulluns fir
portbeilbait bdlt, unb Oh lie li9 Der
9lsitution CUR Grrei@un9 oeiielben an:
j@lieBen Mil.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-03
Re&inIcp. Der neuerwdbltc Yrdli'

bent, erbdlt ieet tdsli@ sesen tauieno
8rieis, mouon minositens neunbunoert
unb ilnfunoueun;is bon iol@en Perios
men tommsn, Die Dem Maior gu u~erites
ben ssbsn, oat isiu Sie9 obne ibre Mit~
billie nidt m0slid ssweieu wdre. Selbit:
ueritdntli6 miro as 0esenoisnit, ie
mad Dem Nniebsn oes grieiidreibers,
Elm tlslnerss ODER sr0Beres Nemtden er>
beteu.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-03
Ymflens MrnitQ=Salbc.

Die bette Salbe in Der Welt fir 8un:
ben, S.uetl@unsen, S@nittmunoen, &C.
idwiire, SaljfluB, Tle&ten, aufseipruns
gene panoe, Trojtbeulen, 9abnerau9en
uno aue 9autausi@lase uno BELT uns
ieblbar 9dmorrboioen. 0oandnoi9e
Beireoi9uns Suseii@ert, ODER teine ge>
;abluns uerlanst. preis. 25 Gents bic
S9a4tel. gu baben bel 8. 20. Slien,
Nem lllm.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-03

Gin lan9wieri9er Sampi it 9lidli4
beenoist: Die &unlt>G ommiiiion uno
bas Direttorium oer Boitoner Diblio>
tibet baben Der betannten Stulptur Der
v8a9antin" GinlaB in bic beili9en SAL
len Der Bibliotbet 9ewabrt, nadoem ii@
bic matte Ba@antin mobl seniiaenb se>
iddmt bat - iiber bic Sur;lidtisteit
jener v&units Gommiilion" III Gitbett>
j9en Sa6eu.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-03

Der Gbieasor r1iuess9erale" be-
rsdnet, baB europa bis Ssu' l. Nusult
1897 nod allmoaaslid 1900. 900
9uidel omsri.auii9es 8el;en nStbis
bat. Tos wdre, iaas g lid beitatists.
uidt ALIEN fir uniere Narmer. ioneern
aud fur bas @si9ait i'm Nuseme,nen.
wel4es unenolid babe; proiitiren waroe,
bS1it erireuli4.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-03

9aS Sberseri@t pom Suiuois bat
has N9ti,uubenseies fir u~eria1unsss
wibri9, bas Oberseri4t bon utah IS
bassseu fir uerfa6un9smaBis erslirt.
NHau i6nnte iber berarti0e Surilterei
laden, wenn bic Sa4e ni@t leioer, lei:
Der gar 81 ernit ~are.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-03

I'm elmer DOR Der 0anoetstamn'er 20"
Duluth tir;ti@ ssbaItsnm @eoe 'p'es
Som 0teeo uou Maine bauptid4I'4 aut
bic uor NQem ~ lOienee @uisabe bin,
bic G%imnabmeu oss guuees nit Ben be-
beutsno seitiesenn Nusaabsn tn e'"s
tlans III brinssn. Sm AnidIus oaro"
ipra5 er ii4 i1r Die Yaiiiruns Der fdr
Giunabme;wedsn eutuorisnsn Qinsleps
0oylase aus, uon ber er, obwobl lie bic
bsltsbenoem 36ue our4sans's nm Is
@roceut erbobt uuo ueri4ieoens, aui Der
Nrsiliite itebenbs Nrtitel uersoQt, be-
bauptet, bog lie bic Carthage ni9t
buiibre". Ser rNu;si9er bes Meltsns"
wuuoert lid nit Nstt iibsr bic Grtlds
ruua bss republitauiidsn Sbsritsn, bag
Die 0inslsp:Sorlass bic Sariiirass ni4t
bsriibre, ,uenn ale 36ue UNI Is Yrocent
erbobt uuo aubsrosm iest soai,sie &obs
jtoiis Der Gsr;ounus untsrworten rpsrs
ben iouen, uuo tcmmt 81 Dem our9aus
eiulcu9tsnoen Sdluile, oaB es lid bel
Nssos Neiirmortuns Der Sin9lep:Sorz
lase wsni9sr UNI be Selbal1un9 Der ers
iorosrliden @unosseinnabmsn banoele,
ais UNI bic grlan9un9 ucn mebr Sdue
fir Die ssi9iietsu Nnoultrislen. 1arin,
iast Der II. ). Us, bsitsbt ihre sinsis
ji9ere Wirtun9. Was bic Blu ais
GinuobmesM aBrs9el leilten miroe, per-
mag Niemano uoraus;uio9en. Seoe
3ouerb0buns tra9t mebr ODER minoer
iur Tsrminosruns Der Giniubr bel.
@as Dem Sdaeamte auf Der einen Settle
burd Die erb0bten Nbsaben auf Die elnz
seiiibrten Waaren sewonnen miro, mag
ibm auf Der anoeren our9 Die Gerrin9es
;un9 Der Giniubrmsnse mleoer uerloren
eebsn. Cider lit nur, Bag (ab9eleben
uon Dem 3udsrtrult) Die idmmtliden
inouItrieuen fruits uno Monopole, bic
lid ieet eincs Spul6utes erireIen, our9
bic Oin9lep>Eiu einen nm Is procent
b0beren S9us erbalten uno oaour9 ;u
entipredenoer grbobun9 Der preile in
Glano 9slset weroeu, Die ibuen Die blelie
oeu Eerbrallher ihrer Maareu be,ablen
miilIsn. Iieie @irtuns Der Biu lit
9slpiB. lluo oa bic Heute, wel4e bic
Viu 9emadt BADEN, in oerarti9er Nrbeit
tsine Neulinse iino, 10 lit es u0lig uns
slaubbait, oaB iie oieie @irtun9 ni3t
uorausseleben uno bere4net baben.
@enn IS, m,e 9err &eeo %bebauptet, ben
llrbebern Der ViQ vnur" UNI Grbobun9
ber oiientli9en Gintiinite ;u tbun 9emes
fen, 10 wiiroen iie bic Steueri 4raube aui
G,sSenitdnoe seri@tet baben, beren Be-
iteueruns eben nur benz S@atamte
gslo 5ufubrt unb nidt nod nebenber
ODER gar bauptld9ll9 ben fruits uno
onoeren Yriuatinterelen CUR @erei@es
RUG bient. Sir jeoen Dollar Mebr>
einnabme, ben bic 0inalep:9iQ in bic
Siientli@e 8a1e bradte, wiroe lie minz
ositens uier ODER flint gum Tortbeile Der
vYej9itten" benz Golte aus BET Guj9e
neblnen. Oies uno bic 9roBe @ei4dftsz
l%torun9, bic aus elmer ploeli6en Nenoez
runs ouer 3oaidte lid ersebem mug,
iino nur einise oer Na9tbeile, bic 0ems
ieni9en ii3 aufordnsen, Der lid wirtli@
bic Mube nimmt, iiber Die uorsei9laz
gene MaBresel na@suoenten. Sc mebr
bariber na99eoa@t wiro, beito 9r6Ber
miro bic 3abl ibrer 0ssner werben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-03

@enn Sbr BIER in New ulm Gas
peten fir 8 unb ID Gts. bic &oQe taus
fen t0nnt, wesbalb ioQte IS oann notbis
iein, iol4e pom auBen i@iden 3u lalen!
y. 8. S@auerien.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-03
@ebt SIR nad
CALIFORNIA?

reu al Der II 0tb,seu g%lustattuns unb Griab=
m.n9 lit Der @eoienun9 BON 3ouriien.
Iie Wiumeapolis & ct. Nouis Giienbabn
benuet ele9ante 9epoliterte Souriiten=@ a9en
nod Californian ,lno ;par brandt man ,lirz
9eubs um;uitei9en. 3ii9e perlaiien ct. l$aul
I'M 7 llbr NIB Wiuneapo(is nm 7:3O au ie=
benz 9ouuerita9 Nbeno pia Smoba. 0enper
uub Salt yate- Der Jog. Sceuerie:& oute.
9m 3. Nouember unb oil iebem barauiiols
9euben Oieuita9 meroen mir eineu meitereu
8asen pio &onias Gitp uno st. @ortb Ger
liibli6eu &oute) ab9eben laiieu-- feline So
beu, fein S6nee.
Tie 9eiommte Nabrt, gang 9lei9 iiber MEL
de Noute. betra9t MIR pier 5a8e- Der
@e9ennart an9epaBt mub mani nit Der 3eit
re6ncu, unb besbalb lit bic gilbert Sea Noute
bic bette, neil lie Die i9ueuite 1T unb nebcrs
bel ald bic bette Nusitattun9 beiitt. Sdlaie
wa9en:Goupes tolten MIR SO iiir be gauge
Nabrt. Sin ;uuortommenocr Goubucterr
iopie ein iarbi9er lortier bc9leiteu iebeu
&a9en uno adten auf bic Geqnemlidteit Der
Vaija9iere. Wabljeiten ,perbeu III elmer
Dining Gar i~eruirt ODER f0uueu oui Gerlan:
9eu III ipecleu oa;u uorbanbcnen M6umen
ielbt ;ubereitet werben.
99e9en Staten uuo poller Conformation uer,=
be man iid M q. 9. QUITS. Weu. Yojj. unb
Sidet N9t., Ninneapolis, Miun. (3lbe;
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8rQuerci
Jacob Bender,

S1etp tlm, Ntnn.
Durd porsenommene 8crbeiierunsen bin
i'd III beu @tano 9elett, ale meine Sreunbe
NIB @0nner NIT einem ausse3ei9ueten Bier
III bebieneu bel benz &e9. ODER III Nlai9eu
Dem felt fur;em ein9eri9teten Tlaidenbier:
Oepartemeut wirb beionbere Nuimertiamteit
9ei denft. Tlaidenbler ,pirb &iitenmeiie bert
Runbeu III Der @tabt ebenlo uie &c9bier fret
ms !pa,ls 9eliefert.
Jacob Bender,
nabe benz G%iienbabnbepo
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-03
Yettr 6 @erer.
&mmter ""o &oblen,
GentcritraBe, Nem l1lm, Minn.

gue 9rteu pon @aubol,, als @alten, Bret
ter, @9inbeln, 2atten, Mouloin9s ulp., uub
bic beiteu Sorten &oblen itets al Sonb.
llnter j3niiderun9 prompter ,i''o reeaer
Vebienmn9 empieble i'd mid bet 8epolterun9
Don Seem lllm uno l%lm9e9enb beitcns.
Better @9erer.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-25

torselets, bolcros, and in fact, are EN-.
ployed in every conceivable way. The
latest novelty in lace is combination Of
ivory and black.
Costumes of black or dark colored velvet
have the front Of the bodice entirely OF
lace arranged, with its trimmings, TO
show lining of velvet of another color
The Marie Antoinetto iichu of chiffon
and lace Is seen on many evening gowns,
framing the decollotage and held in place
by choux. The lace border forms double
bertha, while the points in front are ar
ranged in coquilles TO the belt. For ordi-
nary house wear ample fichus of plain or
dotted net edged with fine plaitlngs of
the same material, are seryiceable and BIO.
coming.
Lace points turned down over the top Of
high, draped collars are very fashionable.
The lace which is usually fine, may be
used alone or may be mounted on points
of velvet, which will sustain it,
The costume shown in the sketch Is Of
plaid velours in mixed red, chestnut and
white. The godet skirt is untrimmed. The
close bodice has n short, rippled basque
and opens in front over coquilles of white
gauze, embroidered in cashmere designs
The fronts of the bodice and the edge of
the high collar are finished by band of
sable, and sable enoircles the wrists of the
gigot sleeves. Three largo buttons deco
rate each side of the front. and band Of
sable Stimulates pointed yoke behind.
The hat of chestnut felt is trimmed with
immense bows of chestnut velvet.
JUpIC CHOLLET.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-25
SLAVES INSURED IN LOTS.
A Glimpse of the Ola Time Way of Proteo'
ton From Loss In Human Property.

Recently The Picayune was shown by
prominent insurance agent z life policy,
which, i'm the light OF The present methods
of insurng, is a curiosity I'm more ways
than one
1t w. r: ~ Memphis agent,
headed, ii.'"v,n numbered 1865.
issued by the Phrni Insurance company
of St. Louis, dated ia that city the 10th OF
March, 1851, and signed by John b. Cam
den, president, and W. III. Pritchartt, sec
rotary.
The premium paid was $3.50, and the
risk was for as, 600 for three months from
noon of March 4, 1851, to noon of juno 4,
1851, on 10 slaves ms follows:
Tom, Frank. Sophie. Evilino, Jordan,
Daniel, Ann, Hester, Henry, Lew, Zelina,
Ellen, Nelson, Mary, Charlotte and Ann,
in favor OF Bolton, Dickins * Co. uf Mem
phis, being at the rate of $500 on the life
Of each one who might die during the con-
tinuance of policy.
The restrictions in the document read
that the said slaves shall have only the
privilege of travelling I'm the usual convey
ances on land, rivers, lakes or inland sons,
and of residing In any of the states or ter
ritories OF this Union, or the British
provinces of North America, north of 30
degrees north latitude and 20 degrees west
longitude from Washington city, except
that from the 9th of July TO the LIST day OF
November I'm each and every year IL shall
not be lawful for the insured TO visit or re-
side south of 81 degrees north latitude and
20 degrees west longitude from Washing
ton city, or enter into the military or naval
service whatever (the militia not in actual
service excoptcd), without such permission
previously obtained and Endorsed on the
policy or in case they shall die in conse-
quence of duel or by the hands of JUS
.ice, or I'm the known violation of any law
Of this state, or of the United States, or OF
the said provinces. or II the said slave
shall be engaged In any capacity on n
steamboat, raft or vessel Of any descrip-
ton, without the permission of the said
company previously obtained and indorsed
on this policy, or shall run away or be kid
napcd Then and in all such cases the
said company shall not be liable for the
payment of the said sum insured or any
part thereof, and this policy, so FAR as re-
lates to such payment, shall be entirely
void. This policy shall be void IL assigned
without the consent Of the company.
There was loss sustained under this
policy, n tho following Endorsement viii
show:
Received OF the phunix Insurance company
siesUs in full in payment Of negro girl. Char.
lotto, issued under this policy, No. 36j less IL
days interest BORON, DIcKINs & Co
Memphis. May 81. issl.
New Orleans Picayune.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-25
s,enographers of Latin Phrases.

Stenography played an important
part at the ecumenical council of 1870.
Plus TX, needing skillful stenographers.
who should be discreet, asked priest of
Turin to select them among "a semi
narists of all nations. They were made to
swear solemnly that they would not re-
veal phrase of the deliberations. A
few days before the opening of the coun-
Gil, the pope summoned the "a stenog-
raphers in order to be perfectly sure that
they understood the Latin pronunciation
Of various countries. He asked:
"How would you stenograph the fol-
lowing phrase, pronounced by an Eng
lish ecclesiastic, 'Erma Martinique
keno?' T"
The unanimous reply was "Arma vi
rumque cano." Several of these stenog-
raphers have attained high positions in
the church. des Debates.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-25
rbo Finiauders'

Mutual Fire Insurance company OF
Houghtou aud Keweenaw countess or
ganized in 1890 according To the laws OF
the State of Michigan, will insure proper
Nv OF it's members Have paid fire losses
over $4,000 during it's existence. Inc
company paid back during the last year
10 sixty-two Of its members OF i've years
standing 6s per cent OF their premiums
amounting TO s3,502. Will pay back
during this year on the same rate 10
thirty-six members of five years stand
ing 81 .447. On the first day OF this wear
the company had 3l4 members, S29'-
40 worth OF property insured ana
s6 5o4. II IN treasury. For further par
ticuIars apply to the undersigned.
JouN BLoMoyIsT, President.
ALEX LErNoNEN, Secretary.
Office. 44s Pine street, upstairs Red
jacket.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-25
The O.. M. & St. r.
Railroads Copper
Country Line.
A Dispatch From the East
says the Company IL Contemplating
Making the Evange-
hstic Services n success.

A New York dispatch in the Evening
Wisconsin states that the Chicago, Mil
waukee and st. Paul railroad is said to
be planning TO build to the copper coun-
try from junction point of the line to
Ontonagon. 1t also states that while
the st. Paul has made preliminary sur
veys from Champion to Ishpemng,
nothing has been determined as to build
ing that piece of road Extensions in
that section will depend on the develop.
ment OF the mining industry the coming
season. The present condition OF the
iron industry and iron ore carrying trade
will not warrant such extensions at pres
ent.
This is the first intimation from the
east OF the contemplation OF the c., NJ. &
st. Paul OF extending TO the copper coun-
try and it may be considered the more
important IA the first orders for such an
expenditure would necessarily come from
the board OF directors OF the ST. Paul in
New York. W. +. Tyler, of the road,
said he considered this the most import
ant information on the subject he has
heard.
When ii is considered that the length
OF road necessary to reach the copper
country will cost upward OF $4,000, 900,
1t Is easy TO see that more than mere
sentiment will be considered by the
directors. They will wish to see ahead a
profit above operating expenses of
enough TO pay interest on that large ex-
penditure. The road already reaps "a
biz benefit IRON this section taken from
business delivered TO them at Champion
by the South shore, a fact also to be
taken into cons Iteration.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-25
WHEN MEN WEEP.
Neither Pain Nor Grief Which, ~ Rule
Moves Them to Tears.


1t is one Of the first laws of the phi
losophy of emotion that men shall not
cry They must find some other outlet
for their pent up feelings. Swearing is
the most natural expedient, but as this
is considerably worse than crying the
safest plan perhaps is to make frequent
use of the expressions Dear meP' and
Goodness graciousp' which are per
fectly harmless.
There are, rs every one must know.
times when even the strongest men are
overcome by their feelings. and terri
bly, heart rendinR sight it is to see big
frame convulsed with sobs and a proud.
manly face stained with tears.
AS rule, however. it is neither pain
nor grief which will make man cry.
Soldiers, who will bear excruciating in
juries without a moan, have been
known to break down when the lights
are lowered and some very thrilling
scene is portrayed on the AdelPhi boards
Orators and singers are both subject
in an extraordinary degree TO the sway
Of emotion. Tears are no uncommon
sight in a pulpit. In fact. there are few
preachers whose voices are not at times
so full that they are choked with feeling
and their eyes bedimmed with tears.
Then if you glance around the hushed
assembly, who are hanging ON the
preachers words, you will see many q
man whose cheeks are moist from sym
pathy.
The great Sturgeon would often break
down under stress of feeling. and Canon
Liddon's utterance many a time failed
him from the overwhelming pathos
which his emotional voice betrayed.
Sims Reeves TON Bowling" al
ways affected the famous singer. and
Mario was known TO break down when
the we'll of his gentle hearts emotion
was filled until the tears could no Ion
ger be held back.
When Charles Dickens put an end TO
the career of little Paul Dombey, the
great writer went out into the darkness
of the night and found comfort in tears
Many men are overcome when reading
books Even frivolous novels may con-
tain a chapter which will make the
throat husky and blur the pages till they
become invisible.
Mr. John Bright was known ON sew.
eral occasions to give way to his feel
ines in delivering public speech while
Lord Russell is often beaten by the
pathos of his own impassioned language.
-Pittsburg Dispatch