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The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-02-27

street Car Barns turn, Causing a
Loss of $40. sNIU.


st. Paul. Feb. ga fire broke out
shortly before . o'clock last night and
destroyed the old frame street a
barns on University avenue. between
Mackubin and Kent streets. There
was nearly 100 ears Of various pat
terms in the building, together with a
large quantity of supplies. 1t is esti-
mated thai the loss. was between
$4,000 and $4,000. The amount Of
insurance could not be learned. The
fire was discovered almost simultane-
Ously by several people. Officer StOtz,
of the ROndo street station, was stand
ing on University avenue two blocks
away and heard the cries of the peo-
pie and saw a bright light in the sky.
he pulled the fire alarm box nearest
Mt hand, No. AT, at Western and
University BY the time the
first company reached the barn al
most the entire roof was ablaze. Ex-
AID. BielenOerg, who owns the two
story brick building al the corner of
University and Kent. next to the
barn, saw the blaze as oon as any
one. He says is burst through the
roof about the middle of the building
first. Others agree with him in this.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-02-27
CONGHEkS.
The House Declines to Cut Down
Salaries Of Indian I~nspectOrA

Washington. Feb. 23.-The house in
committee of the whole again refused
to follow some Of the Republican
leaders in the matter of reducing the
salaries Of Indian inspectors from 49,
600 to $500. the latter being the sal
airy in the law of the current year.
An appeal a made to the house in
behalf of economy and retrenchment
and was defeated. To-day they re-
newed the struggle. Their defeat was
emphasized by the fact that a pariia-
mentary wrang!e Of over two hours
was required TO demonstrate that
their amendment was in order, and
that having won the first half OF their
victory in the decision Of the chair,
the house by q vote of 81 to IS re-
fused to adopt the amendment. In
pursuance of their policy Of retrench-
ment, however, Mr. Cannon raised "a
point of order against two provisions
which changed existing law and they
went out Of the bill. The progress
was very slow, only two Of the sixty
IL pages of the Indian bill being dis
posed of.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-02-27
stove Company Fails.

st. Louis, Special.-The Excelsior
Manufacturing company, a large stove
making concern of which Giles r.
FilIey, ST., is president. made an as
signment late this afternoonPaul III IN
signment to-day. Charles Ii. Fiiley.
vice president Of the company. made
the announcement after he had Eeen III
consultation with the Ct'fcers AID
their attorneys. Several years of bad
business and a lack of ready money
led to this step, but an effort viii be
made to r~corganiZe the company. The
amount of liabilities is not known at
present, but assets are large, including
$3.50, 600 worth of stock on hand.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-02-27
Publishers EEect Ofitcers.

> New York, Feb. 23,-Otficers were
elected by the newspaper publishers
as follows: President, Charles Knapp
of st. Louis; vice president, T.. III.
Butler OF Buffalo; secretary, w. C..
Bryant of Brooklyn; treasurer, Her
bert Il. Gunnison of Brooklyn; execu-
tive committee, NJ. A. McRae Of Gin
%cinnati, =, II. Kaufman Of Washing
ton. Frederick Driscoll Of st. Paul,
Charles Taylor of Boston and w. Ii.
Self Of Pittsburg.
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DANGER 4 SMALL ITEM.
A Wish Expressed That Perrin's
Comet Might Strike the Earth.

Chicago, Feb. 23.-PrOf. III. L. Burn
ham. the Chicago astronomer. said to-
day he would like to see PERKINS,
comet strike the earth next month
'fCr The scientific knowledge such a
collision would impart."
The professor said: I'VE have no
exact data on such matters, and
science would be much benefited by Il
collision"
Then you do not think any harm
would follow III impact with a com
etT"
Il don't say that. But, as | stated,
a collision would benefit scientific
knowledge. Still, that may not be a
very pleasant consolation to the pub
lie"
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OF CONGRESS
..edinEs in the Senate and House
of Representatives.

,sb;pgton, Feb. 1S.-The attack on
.n3ary Morton for his refusal to
tand the appropriation for seed in
nresent agricultural appropriation
was transferred from the senate
ba bo,Ise and furnished the feature
tha proceedings in the lower house.
(ros led by Mr.. Baker tRep., N. H.l,
1 was supported by Messrs. Moses
4 Livingston Iems., Ga.), Mr.. Boat
Dem, La and Mr.. Meredith
bm,, Va.) Some very harsh things
re said and applauded, especially
Afr BOatucr. who referred to Mr..
,rton cOntcmptuOusly as that indi-
hal" ard not n voice was raised in
defense. The general debate on
agricultural bill during the con-
eration of which the attack q
de was closed before adjournment.
,pveral bills of minor Importance
re- presented and a resolution was
1pted directing the judiciary com
tee 10 inquire into the right of an
officer 10 refuse to execute a
' on the ground of its uncOnStitu-
nality and to report by bill Or other
50. This Investigation grows out
Controller BoWlCr'S decision in the
gar bounty cases. Mr.. Ray Of New
rk in presenting the resolution said
L Mr.. BCWlor's right 10 question the
lstitutionality Of a law was al
tied by all 10 he of doubtful legality.
. Terry Of Arkansas, on the other
nd, expressed the opinion that an
officer executed an %unCOnsti-
iOnal law at his peril.
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washington. Feb. %. - The session
or the senate furnished a succession OF
breezy incidents. Little actual work
was accomplished, but brief debates
on a number Of subjects dcvClODed
frequent sharp personal exchanges be-
tween n senator's. Mr.. Hill Dem,
\. ~ had Il lively tilt with Mr.. Till
man q. c. during the debate on Mr..
lenerS resolution for the senate in
VeStigatiOn of the. recent bond issue.
Mr.: Allen (NobD Joined issue with Mr..
Gear GOWaD and Mr.. WOlCOtt over the
course of the Pacific railway commit
Tee In COnduCting their inquiry. Mr..
Chandler and Mr.. COckrGli had an an
MATED but good natured CollOQuy and
Gen. HaWley and Mr.. Allen had Il diff
ference somewhat less good natured.
Two appropriation bills, the military
academy and the pension bill, We're
passed during the day. Efforts were
made to amend the military academy
htt by Increasing the number of ca
diets by two from each state, ninety in
all, but after a debate of three hours,
the plan was defeated. The pension
appropriation bill, carrying Sli2,0OO,-
WoO was passed after ten minutes de-
bate.
The house passed the agricultural
appropriation bill. 1t carries BIDS
l92. The section Of the revised stat
ute for the purchase and distribution
OF rare II uncommon" seed, which
Secretary Morton declined to execute
In the current appropriation law, was
repealed, the appropriation for seed
was increased from $130,OC0 to Sl5o,-
VuO, and its execution was mandatory
upon the secretary. Mr.. COuzins lowa'
introduced his amendment to reduce
MIR. Morton's salary from $1,000 10
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40 untl he expended the appropria-
ton in the current law, but the amend
men was ruled out on a point of or
der. Several amendments to the meat
inspection act of 1891, recommended
by Secretary Morton. which would
have given him additional power to
enforce regulations and have strength
ened the law by the imposition Of pen
alties for violation. were stricken out.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-02-27
-.

town TO wa, !
OF, 81
/, fight hl
Which /
\
|olvers III
efforts i'i
e. vas al
ord . rid her.
81 shment. M
pa both ss1
|'on to renI
nt, blood
lighting al
VEL, We left La
Williams, \
n
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-02-27

HI
IL "
NJ Washington, feD. i9.-Ihe speech or
fn (rator DAVIS or Minnesota support
ba z The measure or when he Is the aU-
AZ or, cnunclalln% the policy or the gov
fnniSnt on the Monroe doctrine. was
event OF the day IN the senate.
here was added interest and sig
|icanCe III Mr.. Davis utteT1nce, as
j. resolution voiced the sentiment or
majority of the senate committee on
II ereign relations, of which lie Is a
amber. The public interest In the
! hioct was evidenced byCrOWded gal
kr!"S, the attendance being greater
E4 ~ at any time since the vote on the
= Ef liver bond bill. Mr.. Davis spoke for
! kHO hours and was accorded close at
ID ntion throughout. The language
~ rs temperate and conservative and
lS not tn" radical u'tcrances some
ld anticipated. Mr.. Davis spoke with
H. ratification Of the reports coming
hnm across the Atlanti" that a settle
oR ent of the Venezuelan trouble was
&NA Kelly 10 lie effected, yet tn" senator
\ rclarrd with emphasis that the Amer
an people would never endorse n set
Gemrlt based On concession Of any
n &fatuI" of the Monroe doctrine. While
go 'tfi'1"Ah- 'N B'''''i''lNH a
he senator said that Il firm and eX-
pEHit ahnoGncenI"n OF our policy to
1az eSiSt European ehcroachments would
give the surcst guaranty Of peace. The
feSt Of the day was given to the mill
firy academy Appropriation bill which
&FaS under discussion When the senate
4|nJourhed. Inc proposition or Mr..
III HAS 10 increase the cadet appoint
4 nents by two from each state. an az
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-02-27

Chicago, Feb. 23.-J. ]. COrbett was
out riding when the news of Maher's
defeat was received in Chicago, but
an associated press man met him i'm
mediately on his return and notified
him of the event.
"Do you challenge the winner?'' was
asked.
Il do, for $4,000 or any other sum-"
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Cows

= numenI
unity has n
ct upon 1
+ every Oh
| TO purchI
xhaustdI
lty, and }
earchinp
Cows oil
and befl|
ID cd
Our grasl
d nutridal
become d
'uth Dakol
of contsA
lilly easia,E
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-04-09

oeutuna, hab bic Rarborunb S4lett>
idetbe aIein binreihen luiirben, Der
,,euen Gntbeduns cine 3utunft gu pers
16afen. Cine iolde ftebt tbr obnebsn
19on often, ba der bi1ige 8arboruIo
ben Diamanten als Mrbeitsmittel tiir
ben @yraier, Sdleifer. Steini4neioer
II. I. IN. ii9erli@ iebr balb p%euordnser
pirb. Die 9eritelluns 1T, tpel,r1 re
i'm @roben betrieben aptrb, bereits 1eBt
10 einfa9, bab lie iiA taum mob per-
poutommnen Ia lien tpiro. Sin etpa
atpei Meter LANCER Diem aus feuerz
beItdnbisen Steinen pirb Der !9auptz
fade mad init ,nsefdbr ouei Gentnern
goatsmebl, tieielbalttsen Sano uno
@eeiul5 sefiillt unb bteies @emi1@
bur@ einen itarten elettrii&en @trom
gepaltig erbibt. Na4 itebenitiir1ot9sr
@lutb finbet man fat Is prpaert Der
pert9lo1en @obmaterialien in &arbo>
runb bermanbelt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-04-09
&aKala

&afala 1T, felt in italteni4em Be
iiB. ais Seftung iebr erbebli9 per tdrtt
tporben. Das alte dspptii@e Sort, 6as
bart al, bas re9te l1fer bes Said ftteb,
CAB ben Sreitern bes Mabbt 1885
iiber Elm babies Sabr lang gu tbur,
obpobl feline @dQe minber tart pa>
rem uab nit i9le9teren @affen per<
tbeibi9t tperben mubten, als bas be-
3isli4 bes neuen italieniiden Sorts
Der JaQ 1T. IS 9eibt ~8aratttrt"
friiber Elm @Jidsz, beute Elm l1ngliids<
name! - unb ltegt nit feiner na4
Meften seri9teten 9auptfront etna
$500 SUP 0itli@ bonn @ul&, fibli4
Der alien 'Stabt. Seine 9r0bte 8rette
betrdet GIG, feline Stefe 1928 Sub. 9te
in 3ieseliteinen aufsefiibrte nmfaf<
iungsmauer 1T 81 SUB bod uno 3z1f2
SUB bid, INT Snnern obenbrein nod
Dur@ etne breite sem@uerte 8ant per>
ftdrtt. Sin @raber bon 10 SUB Sic
fe, Der am 8auA9ori3ont 16 SUB brett
tit unb bur4 brei Gaponnterer tla11<
tirt piro, tpiirbe allein i4on oas Mert
iturmfret MAIDEN, penn nt4t Dor tbn1
Drabtgefle@t unb Dor bteiem mieoer
Elm DornentDaQ (3eriba) angelegt ma
re. Musgiebise Drummer befinoen iia
i'm Sort. 9ie 8eitidung beitebt aus
elmer 9 @m.z. 3mei Z @m.z Ranonen
unb bier MitraiQeuien oa3u tom11e1
nod bier aur 9ertpenoung I'M offenen
Geloe beittmmte @ebirgsge14abe e
@m.) Die orbnungsmdBtse 8eiaBung
adblt 100 Staltener, 1900 regulare
unb ettpa 500 irreguldre @inseborene,
ionie 100 por3iigli9e Pferbe; ODER in
tattif@en @inbeiten: Elm Battalion ein>
geborener Snfanterie, cine eins3orene
5@nabron (bemaffnet NIT benz tlein<
talibrieen &arabiner), apei 3iige ST.
birgsartiqerie unb tleine Mbtbttlunz
gen GeitungsarttQerie, @eniez lnb
8erpflegungstrupptn. @ommanbant
1T Der Maior 9ibalgo.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-04-09
Nenes aus Der Gbtrurste.

4uf benz in Berlin abgebalt:nen IL.
8alneologenz Ron9reB purbe bic dIfit<
tbeilung bon einen re1len Munb1ei!Dsr<
fabren gema@t, bas Der @oribenbe
@eb.. &atB Qiebret9 als cine ri40ne
@%ntbedung" be3ei4nete. Man Dtr>
bantte ie benz 8erltner @birurgm T1.
@@let@. @or ben Muser ber 1er<
fibrte bieier an elmer Nu4
tientin unter M%npenbung 1einer Sn>
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cine Operation an
linten S@luHelbetn aus. I'm ben 9i=
rurgt1@en @insrtff 1@mer3los gu n.az
4en, beauBt S4let4 cine oiFsr:nte
Gliif1igteit, cine &otainl0iun9 pon
1:10OO bic CT in bds lnterb1 mi5eGse>
mebe einfpribt. 9ierbur9 merben
an ben Snfiltrationsitellen bic Nerpen>
enbungen betdabt unb @tni9nitte BON
ben patienten ni@t sefiiblt. MGbrenb
ii@ Der Operateur rubtg nit Der Rran<
ten u%nterbielt, entfernte Ct Elm Stid
0es S@Iifielbetns. Sci benz gan3en
Ginsreifen tpuroe AUDI nt@t Der laal>
teite S4mer5enslaut b0rbar. Die
l1nempfinblidteit bdlt gut Is Mtnu<
ten an. Mn iene Operation rcoram
pltbltco," bic teinerlei @efabren in ii4
birgt unb in glei4er Meiie bon
|@9let4 tpte bon notwithstanding,
bunbertfa@ ausgefiibrt 1T, tniipftt Der
@birlrg bic Mittbeiluns elmer neuer,
uberrai9enb einfa@en @unb6ebanb>
lung, bic bas umftdnbli4e antifepti=
ide @erfabren iiberfliKig ma4t. sic
erfolgt bur4 Gormalin4@elattnt tpel=
DIES in pulpertftrter Gorm einfa@ in
bic @unbe ein9eitreut mtrb. Dur4
bic organtf4e @tnpirtuns 3erfliebt bic
@elatine, bic lebenben 53enen bes ST.
mebes MAIDEN bas Gormaltn fret, nell
DIES nun einen ausge3ei4neten antiz
@influB iibt. Walnben, bic
fonft febr i@tper beilen, tperben f4or1
am nd@iten Sage etterfrei unb selan<
gen f4neQ CUR 9etlung. @9lei9 bat
9unoerte BON Queti&unsen 10 beba1>
belt, unb in teinem san 1T es gu elmer
|@iterung getommen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-04-09

leiAt i'm 4uslanbe autpsse brtngen'
sd begreife, bab man gu Wer1tat'o1s
aul,sen selanst, Bic s%emeiniamss 9anz
belr aur 0ertbeiot9ung ooer altm
S6ube semeinIamer Sntereien In VI
rita rber Mmerifa mad 1td atepet''
Menn es bas 1T, ipas Der beutid9e STAT
fer i'm Muee bat, bas tam er errelz
6en. Mber bon ba bic @ufsabe elmer
9erltdnbiaung auf benz europdi1den
Jetlanbe ableiten, nein! Die Oeut@
iben i9einen 10 felt tpte mir an gls
iaB2otbrinsen gu bangen. 60 la19e
bas Der 0aI fem tpirb, 1T tetn 8ilrEoz
nib m0slid.
Neben bic @orte bes ~ebemalisen Wtz
rtfterprG1ibenten bat Der .Gaulois"
bic GrtlGrung bes p~raiibenten Der
mubsgriinoeten patriotenliga Jerp
b'@selanbs eeite1t. SDren sic iein
urtbeil:
sd p<iB IS lpobl. nit einem franz
a1ii19 : rufftf4 : beuti4en @inpernebz
men tpGren mir bic -9erren Der Melt.
Die Madt Gnglanbs mare nit einem
@9lage geminbert. lluier Snterehe
brGngt uns babtn. Wdre aber unier
SntereFe aud nod mGattser, mir
pirben bod in unierer @erein5elung
perbarren. Man sebe uns @lfabz2oz
tbringen auriid! Man blide bod auf
Stalien, auf Oelterrei9. Sic babsn
ii6 gebeust unb 1tnb in ben Dreibu,rb
eingetreten, in btefen 9retbuno, beKen
Deut19lanb CUR Stunbe iiberbruhig
1T. SIT bas nidt cine 2ebre fir uns9
Mer fagt uns, baB 1lns ni@t bas @leiz
DE mtberfabren piiroe, fals mir uns
bon benz 2G9eln beriiden lteBen unb
bon ben 2odunsen, bic man an nns
ber1dnpenben gu molten f4eint.
Wir buben beretts barauf btn9etpiez
len, baB Der Gtnbrud, ben bic Depez
ide bes beuti9en &aiitr in Grantrei@
gema@t, gar nt9t beabii4tigt mar.
bab ct muir cine 8egleiteri@einun9 1T.
grfreuli9 bleibt es immerbin, bab tie
cine 1ol9e Seelenfor19ung se3eitigt
bat; tpie fie audi fhlieBli@ ausfaQen
mDge, Deuti@lanb miro ii@ baour4
ni9t beirren lafen, audi in 3ltunft
5rantrei@ seseniiber biefelbe corrette
9altung gu beoba@ten tpie btsber.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-04-09

Ma@ amtli@er 3dblung bate
Melbourne @nbe 1895 447,461 Gin=
pobner. Seit 1891 bat bic 8ep0ltez
rung oer Stabt um 43,435 Seelen abb
1T bagesen felt Gnbe 1894
UNI 1905 gepadien. Die @efummtz
bep1lterung Der iteben auitralii4en
Golonien tptrb auf 4,328,00O gef@dBt.
Set 1891 1T fe I'm 11,25 st, setpa@p<
fen.
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Gin Ntrembubler SeS 9tamantea

'@s 1T betannt, mie oft tpi9ttge Gnt,
bedungen ben ionberbarften 3ufaQen
ibr Dafetn perbanten. Das porselan,
Der Ybospbor itnb bei al@imtitifhen
@eriu9en erfunben morben. Die unz
b%antbaren 8emiibungen UNI bas perz
petuum mobile baben erbebli9e Sort
19ritte inn Md1@inenpeien ge5eitigt,
unD beut3uta9e lit es nieberum bas
unabld1iise @eitreben, ben Diamunten
auf fiimftli4em Mege ber3uitelen, tpas
I4on man9e mihtise gntoedunsen
als 3ufallsgetpinn a%bseporfen bat.
a1nter bieien aber lit bic neuefte unb
bermutbli9 pi9ttgite Der fogenannte
rRarborunb", Elm 80rper, Der sleidz
3eitig Don @9~iiBenberser in 9aris unb
BON Mthefon in penniplbanien entz
bedt tpurbe, in Mrnertta 1ofort ben 4nz
1ab our 8ilbung elmer sroBen inbuz
ftriellen @He1fhaft CAB unb aui Der
groben Gbicagoer notwithstanding be-
reits als patentirtes Jabriter3eugniB
benz Yrlblttum porgelegt tpurbe.
Was 1T nun ber &arborunb, Der
na9 ben tpifeni 9aftli9en unteriuz
4ungen Der Gbemtter nit Der 9arte
unb unf9mef5barteit bes Diamanten
eine pDutge unperbrennli9teit unb, fir
bic te9nif4e @eptpenoung ber 6auptz
punt, cine berbdltniBmdBig bilise
9eritelung perbinbetg
Mar bat gum 3>ped ber 9eritellun9
tinitli9er Diamanten oft ben @erin4
gemadt, cine MaFe pulperiiirten Robz
enitaubes bur9 einen itarten elettriz
f4en @trom tbeiltpeiie gu i@mel5en,
INN bann aug benz bel bieiem pro5eb
fret perbenben &oblenitof @tamanten
gu frpitaQtiiren. Sbatfd@li4 fino bel
bie1en @er1u9en mebrfa4 tleine bia>
martdbnli9e Rrpitalle erfunben NOR
ben, tpel9e man LANCE fir fdpar3e
Dtamanten bielt, pbglei@ lie einige BON.
bie1en abtpeihenbe @igenI4aften beiiz
ben.
8ei Der Mnpe1enbeit BON RieieltoH
in ber pertpenbeten &oblenart entiteben
bieie tleinen RDrper9en reibli4er, unb
BEL unsefdbr gletden Mengen BON
&pblenz unb RiefelitoT enttanb enbz
lid Der merfpiirbi9e &Drper, beflen
5Grte, Geuerfeftigtett anb l1midmel5z
bartlett 10 grpB 1T, bab man i'm te4<
mild nod iiber ben Diamar1ten gu tel
len berebtigt 1T, Der rRarborunb".
Seine fetniten, puberartigen Sbetle
finb bart genatg, ben Diamunten nnb
anbere @beliteine gu poliren, mas bisz
ber nit benz Staube beS Diamanten
iel6it sei4eben muBte; grDberes pul<
per bient gum @lasi@leifen unb Mez
ben, fopte gum S4mtrseln barter Mez
tane; tleine, aus benz Rarborunbpulz
Der bergetelte Stein4en, Rdb4en ooer
'S@etben perben gum @lasi4netben
unb gum @tn1eben in 9irurgii4e Snz
itrumente gum 8etfpiel IN 3abniG9en
u. I. n.y. gebrnu9t. @r0bere S4letfz
f@elben ober Maber enbli@ t0nnen,
in idnelle Dreburtg DerfeBt, iebes
@Gas, Metau ober anbere hurte R0rper
nit. uniibertreffi@er S@ne1igteit Obj
{9leifen, aerf9netben pber poltren; Der
bdrteite Stabl tpipb bon Der Rarbos
runbideibe 3eri4nttten, Npie 9ol3 BON
Der edge. @erabe bas S4leifen ber
Metalle anitatt Der lunsfamen 8earz
beitans mittelft ftdblerner Mert5euse
g~etpinnt aber ~1teuerbtngs 10 grobe Be
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-04-09

Dte @be pul&'s, benz balb bic erz
iebnte Meiitermiirbe gu 5betl tparb, 1T
eine Der gliidliditen in gang Srantz
furt q%etporben. Sic 8eiben baben es
pereint gu ypirtli@ berporragenben 2eiz
ftunqen i'm Mpfelpetnconi INN gebra4t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-09
EDMUND S. MILLS, 500 5TH AVE.
HORSES AND CARRIAGES

EXCEPTIONALLY STYLISH HORSES
Young. sound. well broken. high acton
and arched necks. viz: Pair chsstnuts.
ia: nair seal browns, 1928: single chest
nut, 1873: ,ingle chestnut. l32ls: one extra
high knee-actor. brown. 1921. prizc-win-
ner; also one handsome and safe family
mare. black. 1921 Write for run desGr,p
Box All. Goshen y. y.
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