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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-25
viii Hear the Facts Today.

Aleck Williams. arrested on complaint of
Mrs. Paul Moran. who charged him with
assaulting her Thursday night, had his case
continued in the police court yesterday until
this morning City Attorney Oppenheim
stated to the court that the charge would
probably be simply assault The police say
no efforts are being made to arrest the
other two men whom, 1t is alleged, were
concerned In the affair.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-25

Judge Lochren, in the United States district
court, yesterday committed o. B. Vail who
was indicted in Minneapolis on the charge of
passing counterfeit money, to jail in de-
fault of s., 900 bail. Vail was taken to Mime
apolis, where he will await trial.
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BUTTER DEPARTMENT.

AerXas Best Creamery, in and 5-lb jars.
per h.. 1Sc.
Good Fresh Dairy Butter in Jars, per h.. 14c.
Choice gathered cream) Creamery Butter,
per h., 1215c.
Strictly Fresh Eggs, per dozen, 1Oc
Fancy Full Cream Cheese, per b., Sc.
Fine New Limburger Cheese per brick. zoe.
Fresh Cottage Cheese. per h., &c.
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BAKERY DEPARTMENT.

These offerings are baked fresh every hour
In our own ovens by flrst-class union bakers
Jelly Fingers Irregular price, 1Oc). per dozen.
&c.
Almond and Cocoanut Macaroons never
Gold less than 50c), per h.. 35c.
Apple, Burberry or Peach Pies, each, &c.
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ney and was advised by him that he had a
right to have her committed to the reform
school, but am satisfied that he did not
fully. nor fairly state the case to said attor-
ney. In view Of all the circumstances,
find that William Thompson Is an unsuitable
person to be the guardian of Abby Thomp-
son.
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GREEN Fruits.

Do not fail to inspect our display of Strict
y First-eiass Fruits Without a doubt we
have larger and choicer assortment in this
line than was ever seen here before
Ten-pound baskets Fresh Concord Cranes
Boo. Not Ives.
I5c. NS'
Extra Fancy Alberta Peaches per basket.
Fancy Blueherries, per case. $1oO.
CahIernia Museat Grapes, per basket, Csc.
All kinds of California Plums. per basket
from 25c to Soc.
Fancy Large Pineapples. each 12lsc to 15c.
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Men.

Every man in town is compliment
ing us on our courage and 1iberality
in closing at O'Clock on Saturdays in
July and August.
1,44O New Madras and French Per-
Gale Wash Ties, in choice patterns
mot faded job LOTT, for
% cents
each from 8 till 1 O'Clock. Regular
price 15e.
All-Woo1 French Flannel Neg1igee
Shirts, best $500 and $3.50 kinds, for
Sfa35
from till l O'Clock. They're made
with patent non-shrinking neck band
and patent watch pocket. Silk
stitched throughout and silk stitched
buttonholes and packets.
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LOOKS BAD FoR roAoHERs.

Authorities of Two Countries Unite
I'm Their Pursuit.
Executive Agent Fullerton, of the
state game and fish commission, has
just completed an arrangement wifh the
Canadian authorities by which poach-
ers catching fish on the other side.-os
the boundary line and shipping them
into this country viii lie punished. The
Canadian authorities viii 90 the same
with offenders of United S4Ht6s fA{5s
trying to evade them by fight to Cana
de.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-25
Corset Room.

Corset Room.
Here's bargain that doesn't come
once year:
147 Soiled Corset Covers, made
of Cambria and Nainsook, and trim
med with finest lace or embroidery,
the best Corset Covers in the store, a
dozen different styles; worth 81. so,
$500, s.. so and $500, for
$1.OO
each, from till O'Clock, just because
they're soiled. There's loss of
one hundred dollars on these, and in
order to distribute them as widely as
possible not more than 2 will be sold
to one buyer.
200 Short Underskirts, with three
clusters of tucks and three yards of
Cambria ruffiing. for so cents from
8 till 1 O'Clock; regular price 75c.
900 perfect Summer Corsets- y1of
seconds strong net, well boned,
extra front steel, for
% cents
from till o'clock today.
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CONTRACT WoRK-PAvING WITH As
PHALT. JACKSON STREET

It.
Office of the Board CT Public Works
City Of st. Paul, Mimi, July 49, 1896.
Sealed bids will be received by the Board
of Public Works in and for the corporation
of the City of st. Paul, Minnesota, at their
Office in said city, until 2 p m. on the Both
day of July, A. D. 1885, for paving with
asphalt Jackson street, from Seventh street
to Ninth street, in said city according to
plans and specifications on file in the Of
fee of said Board.
A bond with at least two (2) sureties. in a
sum of at least twenty (20) per cent. or a
certified check on a bank of ST. Paul in a
sum Of at least ten Q0) per cent Of the gross
amount bid must accompany each bid. Said
check shall be made payable to the Clerk 81
said Board.
, The said Board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
Of1cial: r. l.. GORMAN
JOHN G. MUELLER. President.
Clerk Board of Public Works
July 20-30
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Gloves and
Handkerchief.

Another less than half-price sale:
100 dozen Ladies Pure Irish Linen
Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, full size
and fine quality, narrow hens, for
4 cents
each, by the piece or dozen, from 8 till
1 O'Clock; worth 15c every day in the
week.
Three lines of Kid and Suede
Gloves, worth $1.50 and Sis, for
One Dollar
pair from to o'clock today.
Button Dressed Kid.
Inch suede MOusquetafrcs. ii =
Button French DOgskin.
Every pair fully warranted. " v ri + e. y
frFn 4rs
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A Silk Bargain.

100 pieces of New Checked Silks for
fancy waists, strong, good wearing
qualities and charming styles, for
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-25
Cloak Room.

No wonder we're busy in this de-
partment. Lowest prices always at
tract buyers.
Last chance today for Tailor Made
Suits-ha1f silk lined Jackets and full
lined Skirts, pure wool materials, for
1878
from till 1 o'clock. A small charge
for alterations.
100 Tailor Made Black Mohair Bril-
liantine Dress Skirts, for
1925
from 8 till 1 o'c1ock-the lowest price
ever quoted.
Four small lots of capes. Come
early; don't expect to find any after
II o'clock.
Capes for $3.50.
Capes for $500.
Capes for So. rs.
Capes for $500.
All worth twice as much or more.
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10 cents

a y ard from 8 till o'clock The quail
ity and styles will surprise and please
you.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-25

yard from 8 till O'Clock. Nothing
like this was ever seen in Minnesota.
1000 boxes of Swiss Buttermilk
Toilet Soap, the best kind ever put on
the market. for
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-25

22o part pieces of high grade pure
Silk, extra heavy MORE Fancy Rib
bons will be sold at less than half
cost of raw material, from 8 till 1
o'clock today.
Ribbons worth 1oc, 13c, 16c and zoe
all go at
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THREE MORE DECISIONS.
Supreme Court Is Closing Up April
Term Cases.

The cases which have been accumu-
lating in the supreme court since the
list OF April are gradually being cleared
away, Judge Collins deciding three
more yesterday One was reversed and
two affirmed. Two of the decisions are
In damage suits for injuries The syI-
labi in the cases are as follows
Charles McDevitt, respondent, VS.. The City
OF st. Paul, appellant.
In this state husband may maintain an
action against a municipal corporation proper
to recover consequential damages sustained
by him in the loss of the services Of his wife
on account of injuries received by her by
reason of defective sidewalk and also for
the recovery of moneys expended by him for
medical attendance. Order affirmed
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For 25 Cents.

Only IS pieces of Fancy Mixed
Dress Goods, made of pure wool and
raw silk; will wear forever, usually
sold for so cents, for
% cents
yard, from till O'Clock today.
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10 cents a Box

containing 8 cakes. That's about 3
cents cake, and it's better than soap
advertised in St. Paul some time ago
worth Csc. Positively not more than
boxes to one buyer.
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Albertine Abel as administrative appellant
VS.. Butler-Ryan Company "a corporation),
respondent
On the evidence introduced on the trial
OF this case, which was a personal injury &C.
ton, 1t Is held that the questions as to
whether either or both Of two foremen in de-
PENDANTS employ were vice principals at the
time of the accident, and whether such ac-
cfdent resulted from the negligence OF either
or both Of said foremen. were for the jury.
Order reversed. Collins r.
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Bishop Iron Company, respondent vs. Frank
+. Weber ct al, defendants; Thomas
Hyde, appellant; Fred e. Huntress ct al,
respondents.
party claiming the right to pre-empt GER
tain government land filed an application to
contest as invalid a. prior entry and the con-
test was being heard by the local land Of
ficers.
He then voluntarily stipulated into the
hearing certain evidence to his qualifca-
tons and right to make a presumption, al
though that question had not been ordered to
be inquired into at the contest, but the COM
missioner Of the general land Office and the
secretary of the interior passed upon the evil
dence and held that the party was disquali-
fed to pre-empt the land.
Held, that by the stipulation he waived his
right to object to a consideration of his quail
ihcations and rights presumption claim
ant and the irregular manner in which the
officers Of the land department proceeded in
adjudicating as to such qualifications and
rights, and there being evidence to sustain a
finding that he was disqualified and had not
pre-emptors rights such a finding is con-
elusive upon him. Order affirmed.
GaI1
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GARDEN TRUCK,
NOTHING BUT 'THE VERY CHOICEST o,

FERED BY Us IN THIS LINE. -
Fancy Acme Tomatoes. per basket -. PIC
Fancy Crisp Celery, per bunch 2I5o
Best Minnesota Cucumbers, each pee
Crisp Wax or String Beans. per peck. - iJc
Minnesota Sweet Peas, sweet as sugar -y T
pSA pSSh -
Fancy Leaf and Head Lettuce Choice Cs1rJa
Flower. New Spinach, Onions Beets Carrots. j
Parsley, Mint, etc. Selected especially fef,
your Sunday dinner.
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b cents
10 cents

Ribbons worth 2sc, &c, 4oc and SOC,
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Dor iiber so Sabren i6on purbe
MfrS. MinSlotp's Soothing 5prup
BON Minionen ppn Miittern beim 3abs
men Der atnber angewenbet. Wirit bu
i'm S9lafe bur6 bas Ghreien zines
ainbes gef6rt, bas I'm 3abnen ilf unb
bor S@meraen peinta Wemn 10, laffe
fOfort cine GlaiGe BON vMrs. Minss
loms Soothing Sprup" bolen. 6etu
Wertb III rnbeaablbar. gs .pirb BEN
tleinen 2eibenben iofort 2inbernns pers
f9affen. Berlabt eu9 barauf, Mttter,
es 1T feiu 3meifel bariiber. gs beilt
0pienterp unb 9iarrboe, regulirt ben
Wagen unb bic Nieren, beieitigt Minbs
4olif, ermeiGt ben @aunen, perbin,
bert @ntaiinbung unb ftdrft bas gan3e
Spftem. sMfrs. @insloips Sootbing
9prup" fur aabnenbe ainber iit aages
uebm tn @ef@mad unb bas &eeept
ltammt BON eirem ber beRen tpeibli1eu
Qer5te In ben Der. Staaten. Sc III Bel
allen 9ruggiaen In Der sanaen Melt 40
baben. preis Is Gents per 5lai9e.
&auft ni9ts anberes, al8 Mr8. Minss
Inns SootbingsSpru
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Die neutrality-suspicious. s(rbeiter,

wis man bic Rieren unb 8Iaie bsset4uen tann, Sers
iasen rnanGmaI aus f8etnbar unertlarIt&en uria4ea
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Spitsm entfernt, ionbern bleben BEN 8lute betses
mii&t nnb psrurfa&en ansemetne Blutreri@ledptes
lung, @ef4mfre, Nteefie unb gar bdufis ebeu 70
eefdtri@e ols i9merbbofte arantbetten. Gtue ber
wotltkuenhen Dirtunsen BON Sofetter's Masenbtts
ters 1T BITE selinbe GuiporuuuS ber Sarupreane sn
SrffemattiHer Ibdttatett, pobur hsren entShublt&e
Dese GENERATION unb Grf@iaffuns psrbhtet piIb. I'm
te piel beer III es allo, 6teies mlbe Dturstteum as
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flung unb 8erif6rnns antSmmen su Iaffeu. Gblettuna
rerbei bener unb perbrau4ter Sdtte aus BEN R6rper
bur& Rteren unb Gtneemeibe nnb &eeultruus ber
bes Bftters in bur6aus nathrltHer, seiunbbettsfsrs
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0ob oes y0one Star" =8ieres.

Westal trinft Der M2erifamer,
Ser Sran5uie pretft MbfDmtb,
0SbtsfeD bte Mmerieaner,
VSemu fie ,,etn8ebpren" finb.
setneu Sbee fdliirft ber gbtmeie,
SHHtbrau se&t Der GSftrau
Hub Ser ftase Sapaneie
st betm 3etstranf ,,gafe" frpb.
Qtt gegubrmer Wild ber gtute
Sabt ittb ber Rtr8iien=8rctS
i1nb Der 3nfie NIT Der 8nmte ~s
Sbln6ft ben QSmttfi etmertuets.
0ud) Der 9eutid5e, franf mnb bieSer
9rtnft ben Walss tno &rpfem=Sranf
SET! 0Sie ftdrft bas ietue @liecer
-Wadt's ibn aud, ntd3t graoe itblaHf! /!
GSDbtn OeS @eiMtdes 2ammem,
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Den er liebt BON Su8enb an!
9rnnt aHtb bier, fern tim giioipeifem
gSu bic gomme trpptid1 ftitbt,
&raatt Elm 8ier iitam, etnS Der beifem
@eldent 9eutidbem ihmeft es nttbt ?
0emn ,ttau BET 8efitllten Bedern
9teiem grauf Der 3abe preift
8iinD' eS lamt ben eblen 3edberm,
9aR mau clone star'=Ster ibn beift !
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Weats leie, es ittag i,ptt eJttz
tereffe iettt :!

Wir balten segenmdrtis einen
6 nj mer &dumungss Wer.
tauf. S9ube unb @tiefel 3u aofts
preiien Nuf iebem sthf Maare
itebt Der Soft: rnb Der ebemalise 8ers
taufspreis. gor ettpa 8 Monaten Bee
idafften mir einen 8orratb BON 4ofz
fern unb 6anbtafden. giun tperben
mir bieielben b0llfdnbig ausuerfaufen,
ba mir bes &aumes 3ebtirftig fnb fur
ben sroBen 9erbfts unb Winter.
Borratb BON S9uben, ber gegens
mdrtig anfdngt, berein3nfommen.
Nies mub prompt unb aur STEELE
be3ablt tperben. ba mir 30 fol6en prei,
fen Ni@ts aufidreiben t6Rneu.
@inberelIa Sboe Store,
213 Nlamospla3a.
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= Gin glft f6limmfer 9oIbaten.
@9inberei, Der ben Sob beS Opfer8
aur Golge bate, ereignete ii9 In Bres:
Iau. Cine abtbeiluug bes bort gars
nilonierenben 9eib &iiraifer &egi.
utents r@rober aurfarf@ mar gum
Sdmimmen fommanbirt. Der 4iiraf,
fer Walter, Der beS S9witmmems un'
tunbig, nod an Der 2eine lernte, NOR
Der beIonberen Muff9t bes unterofft.
aiers lllri9 unterfellt. Oerielbe f@ien
ein beionberes 8ergnhgea baran au
finben, ben Nsrmifen mad 6eraenSluif
3u qudlen, 10 bob einige Der tn Der
Ndbe befinbIi6en @ipiliiten ibrem I'm.
willen laui Nussrud berlieben. Na9.
benz bieielben febu9 aus Der Mntalt
entfernt morben waren, fdien Der robe
patron iein Mhtbden On benz ungltids
li6en Opfer ftblen su uollen. Der
p6lig gri16pfte melbete ieinem peinis
ger. er rf6nne nidt mebr". Ser Dienffs
oori6rift gemdB madte bieIer benz bic
Muff9t flibrenben Offi3ier Greiberru
bon @aurmas Seltldb bic entfpredenbe
Melbnng. inbent er betonte, ber Sol.
bat rgebe por@. fetne 4rdfte mebr 5ll
baben. Der Offisier ertbeilte ben Bes
febl, ben Dermeintli9en 5imulanten
bic S1wimmtempi tiben su Iafen.
Ser 8emarterte mar baau auBer
Stanbe, perlor bic &rdfte unb ertrant,
ebe er Don ber Seine befreit merbeu
tonnte. Der unmeni6li6e nuteroffi'
3ier unrbe In Nrreit absefiibrt. Die
gmp6rnns iiber biefe robe S@inberei
i'm pubIitum III ebeniO erob, tpie be-
re6tigt.
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Q erlanat

8erfdufer fir &agnebIber y8rpan,
Ss099 eea aS ssafear sfs 0fsabt sta saso sD
BDrl6sSeralb, Der bon 8rDan autDriiir'
ter 8erfoiier. Cine b0rsii9licbe @ele8en>
beit, ia iogar cine Silbermtne fir arbeits
lame Ngenten. 9tur $1.50. Sas eim5ige
ofii5ielle 8ub 500 8erbienit. Srabt
tpirb be5ablt. 8robebeft frei. Wan
iube ii1 iebt elm 9errain. Bernanente,
gut5oblenbe Beibdftieune fir 1886. Man
a6breiiire The National Book Concern,
Star Building, Chicago.
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Ser &atb oes alansners.

Lautlps fab ben blet@en 3naben,
Obne &ait un0 ubne 24etle,
Mad benz fiuitern 01aio mon traben,
ct, mas bat er bemu fir Gle?
Sa8t, iupbtn beam ietue Gmrttte,
Tra8en ihn, ben 3rantem, 8leid,em +?
Allipo In OeS 2Saloes Mtitte,
Rnbt Der 8lanemer umter Gtdlen.
Brmber Warttn, 8teb isttr anmbe,
LIT etu 1rauf ba, mid 80 labem3
Er ertutOert: 0eb, SeinnSe.
Ratb ertbetI'n bic 5ipDlf 8u&ftaben
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= Sn ber beuii6en Colonial @er'
maltuus i9sinen bur@gebenbe @erdrls
berungen bebbr3uftebeu, unb perfdies
benen Ssrren brObt bic 4nforberung,
ibre Reiignation ein3urei9eu. Der @bef
beS gebeimen gibilfabinets. Or. BON
2ueanus. Der .S6marae Mann." III
pl6bIt6 nod Wilbelmsb6be gum 4ai'
fer berufen norben. unb man brinet
bas bier bamit In 3uIammenbans.
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GaIsFnh trtt4 oft auf bel taltem
Better, Die inuere 6aub ergreifenb
uub anbere R5rpertbeile. 6oob's
Sariapariua, ber erote 8latretniser,
beilt 6aIsaub.
&usS'S PiiIea pirEen porsiigIid
mad Der Wablseit unb turiren aopf
tpeb. Is GeatS.
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gpuIeb's Negifter, Rc. % alamo
plasa bat einen Ruf fur guten alten
Wbisfep, bic beifen gemifdten 8es
trdnte, feine @eine unb ausge3ei6nete
importirte unb einbeimiid5e @igarren
uHb itets triideS Bier. Der @isentbis
mer. Soc @ooIep, berifrbt fein 8ef1dft.
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Ser eefunbeife MenI4 fann Aus
meiIen an 1nperbaulibteit Ieiben, er
loilte berartiee 2eiben ni9t peruad).
Idi1gen. lin cine CUTE 9erbauuna au
betommen, siebt es nidis beFeres ais
Or. 9lusuf a6nis's 6amburesr
&ropfen.
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Wsein 4in6 bate bic Brdune unb
tpurbe bur6 Sbtlob'S Cure sebeilt,
i9reibt Mrs. 5. 3. Mortin, Sunt8pilIe,
NIa. 3um 8srtauf BET aalteper& Shus
@arb. Sames @labtn, 8. 5. SpeleHp.
q. @obn & &c.. q. Stein, Central
Drug Store, u. S9wepps.
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Gleii@er, sos gait 6ouaon 5trabe,
2ieferu bas Dorshsli@iie Rinb., S9af,
unb 69peinefeiid. g peaiaIit6t.
Sunses aatbfleif d. aGe Sor,
ten bon Wurf.
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gen? llno eine slntport befor1nle icf)
au6 nt6t?"

gen? llno eine 9lnttport befor1me i'd
au6 nt6t?"
Wfar bate ibren 9(rm freiaelalieu
unb bic beiben 0dnbe in bie Saiden
ieines SaGets 9eitedt. @r fab ste
Weltter nidt an. lonoern blidte bartz
nadis sil Sooen, bts er enblid furs ente
9egnete: Sd benfe, Mana, bas iinb,
NIT Oeiner grlaubniB geiagt, allies
fb0ne Pbantaiien. Denn bon benz
9ernpunft 1pridft Du eor t,itbt: liebt
Wtagba benn Sttofar?"
Sie Sos ietne Re9te ipiebes aater
ibrert arm, unb ttl6em lie ben gpa3iers
gang BON Neuent aufnabn, 1tteinte file
in siemlid 9lei6uitbigem Gone:
gSa, mein Sunee, bos meiB ttb freili1
nt6t. Mer fam benin tn lol9' illnges
Wfdo6enberS Dineinsuden. Nber fiebft
Gu, es lit ia eine f6Sne Sadie I'M bic
2iebe, pte tie bic 6i6ter l6ilbern-io
oas oinlmelaufiaud3enbe. 5u 1obe
8etriibte. 9latiirlid, bas iit es. @as
10 aber Die re6te 0iebe lit, Die fot1mt
ia eisentli6 bod erit mad Der 6odseit
-ltnb aud ba nt9t nit einent Male,
fonoern peu-a-peu, lpenn Ii9 W1ann
unb 6ra,t erit orbentli9 NIT einanber
etnsetebt baben. Na-sern baben mub
man ii6 natiirlid uorber. s6er bic
Masba bat G1t6 Beibe ia iramer febr
germ gebabt. Das neiB td beitiuu1t.
Dabei blinselte fie tpieber at bem
Sobne er,por, als ermarte fte etnen
i4arfen Ginipurf. als bieler aber nidt
erfolste, f6ien fte's aud 10 3ufrieber.
Wentt Sas Samenforn, bas ite geidet,
ouf oen redten Boben sefallen mar,
ipiiroe es fbon aufseben. ,no6te file
benfen. sic bog am nd6iten Queripeg
auf bas 9aus 3lt elm, unb fdtpeiseu6
S9ritten 8eibe bts CUR 8eran6a.
(Tortiesmns fcIst)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-08-10
Qas @e9eintmik bet S6Sn6eit

If @siunbb.it. Das @sbeimnis Ssr
Ssiuubbeit ift bic 2ruit, bic n0tbise
Nuantitdt esbsnsmittst 90 usrbuasn
nnb 3u aifmilirsu.
30 9bnsn giss bfkannts
Tutts 2sherpi1en furirtn unt.r allen
llmitanben &OpfiGmsrasu, Dpspspfs,
Malaria, 8rfopfunS unb dbuli4e
&runfbsiteu.
9mtt's &eber Ytaett.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-01-11
WHY DO WE DO IT.

Perhaps some sage can tell me, for indeed
I'd like to know
The secret Of the titles that hear wher-
eer 20.
There's Brown, who studied medicine, at
tanning some renOwn,
Whose wife l hear referred to now as
Mrs. DR.. Brown"
What reason for the custom can the wise
ones give to me?
Why not as well refer to her as "NIrs.
Brown, NJ. D.?''
Because O'Shea Is on the bench why
should We always say,
In speaking of his charming wife: "There's 9
Mrs. Judge O'Shea?"
Is she judge by marriage? Was she
welded to the court?
There should be some good reason why the
title she should sport
II one should wed justice, pray advise
me, would she be
Entitled to be known by all as MRS.
Jones, j. P.?'
II not, what reason can we give for speak,
ing as We do
OF Mrs. Major Cannonbalr' or "Mrs.
Bishop Pew?
Do titles 80 to families for use of ev'ry
one?
And II they do. why aren't they used by
daughter and by son?
Why not miss Lieutenant Sharper
Why not a junior, too?
At least let's be consistent in the things
we try to do.
Chicago Post.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-01-11
THE MAGAZINES.

The New Year Munsey's is another
pictorial triumph. That so many and
such good pictures as are to be found
within its covers can be sold for ten
cents, to say nothing of the reading
matter that goes with them, Is an ever
increasing wonder.
In the current Chap Book is told this
"ower-true' tale: "Kipling Is writing
a story for the Ladies' Home journal.
Kipling! However - with his usual
breeze and the vinous quality of his
style, he concludes chapter thereof:
And the fellows tossed down a glass
Of old Madeira, and turned to leave .Ae
room.' Little Box, in a panic. wires the
brawny jungle-man: Can you change
tossed down a glass Of old Medeira?"
Ladies' Home Journal rules forbid men,
tion of wine Kipling wires four words:
Make 1t Mellin's Food" But that
isn't the only good thing In Chap Book.
There are others.
\ Il Il
Two interesting studies Of authors ap-
pear in the January Citizen--Arthur w.
Colton's paper on Charlotte Bronte.
whom he pronounces "the most notable
woman Of the century In English litera-
ture, with the exception of George Eliot
and possibly Mrs. Browning and the
regular department sketch OF william
Congreve. Both are well worth read
ing