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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-07-16
9umortfi(6es
Settle oils ,9auberin."

BeriOnen: Die a6tin, ueltes BOG
Wittassieroice oufpdfht; bic 9ndorae,
tpelte an Senfter iist uno ,bre Nusga.
ben in oas Biribiduftsbud sintrdst
Der ileiue 5ris. Der I'M &ihsniii9 mil
Bleiioloaten ipielt."
@udoise: .Jleii9 3 ARart so Bf.-
Senilie 60 Bf. So. ba ieblsn obsr
bob nod B Warf - ri4ii8, oas #,
tns @lntrltts9elo 5u seftrlsen 3aubers
l%oires."
aOhiu: Bars 90 idOu. sndoise
Srau?"
@ndoise: ,&sdt nett. GlniSe ga
den 9efielen mir o%usnebmeno gut, 10 4.
y. oas IN elnen 8auarlenuosel psrtpan.
oslte 9ai6entuh. Nbsr gang berpor.
rassno NOR Der Sauberibrunf."
80din: .Ble mar oeun bas?"
Sndoise: Der Brofeiior Seisie ei-
men gong leeren S9rant, iesie cine Bup'
pc hinein. ihlOB bic Shronftbirs. iasie
ibnel l. 2. 3, 0faete bic 9biire. uno
ein iunses Wdobeu. gang mle bic Sup
pc s~efleioet, trat beraus."
R6din: ~Bab, oas fann I'D aud ma'
ben."
@udoise (%erftuunt) }: .Sie?"
8odin: .Baien sic NAL uuf, sndb'
Jrau. Sier 1T Der 8l4euidrani, Sic
tenuen ibu bod. Ct bot fe,ne 9oppel.
nance. Run nebme ,d einen uon ben
BleiiOloaten oes fle,neu Jris, 0Hne be
S9ranttbire elm penis uno merle ben
Bletioloateu binslu. Sept inse id:
ems-5pel- orei-" Isle offnet bic
Shrauttbire. GIN aussewadiener Sol.
bot trltt hsraus uno marihirt framm
ors Der Riibentbure. Nls DON! fur
o'eie r3auberuorfeluns" beimit bic
8Ohln elm regulates 9Onnermetter
eln.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-07-16

2qSs 2eutl0e- cant Sde Htoot1on uno Grte
tariu III In 3oleoo. StS., sele9en 1T. 9as
BebGute, eiaeus ilr ben 3ped bsrseitelt,
bat sroBe &Gumlihteiten, uelde nit ben
mooernien Berbeierun9en perieben limb,
uno btetet oaourd benz Batienten Nnnebm.
llttelten uno 8ortbe pelte er IN anoern
oerarti9en, BON Nmer ltanern selelteten Sns
"itituten nitt iiuoen wiro.
Der Stab bes 9eutiden Sanitarium's
beiteht aus ben tahti9iteu Ner5ten, pelte
ibre Nusbiloun9 auf ben beIten uniu eriitG.
ten guropa'S erbtelten uno bic eine 25.lGbs
rise Yriuats uuo Solpital. Braris in europa
uno Nmerifu aufauipeiien baben. Die per-
ibiebenen Abtbellunsen fur ipectele &ranfs
belten itehen unter Der perlonltben geitun9
prattIIber 5ahmdnner, welhe bic 8ranfbeis
ten Der perlbieoenen Sr9ane, uie Gun9en,
Wta9en, Nlereu, Geber, Slaie u. I. 10. gu eis
mem GebenssS tuoium 9emabt baben. Ser
ner weroen lm 9eutiben Sanltarium fol'
senoe 8rantbeiten, pie: Shpiuoiuht,
8atarrb, Gbeumatlsmus, 9ispepiie, 8rebs,
SSaliubt uno anoere Geloen oeS Herpenips
items, iople ale Nrten BON Blut' uno Sauts
trantbeiten, mas audi INNER lbre uriahe iein
mag, erfol9rett bebanoelt. Berionen, pelde
auslparts wohnen, iperoen III brleIlthe Be.
banoluus 9euommen. Nn Solte ienoet oaS
Eeutibe Santtarium oas popular gebaltene
meoiSlnti6e pamphlet: Die S%duBwehren
oes Gebens" ionie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
relp. Sraseboaeu gum Nusiulen frel 81.
YSenn mir Die &eiultate per9an9ener
Sabre ais NaBitab anleseu, 10 bari benz
3eutihen Santturium elne sldusenoe gu
tunft in Nusiitt seiteQt weroen uuo mob.
ten MIR beionoerS oas 9eutihtbum IN allen
8e9enoen Nmerlia's aui oieies ueroienits
pole oeutide %lnternebmen auimertiam mo.
den. cell
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Cine ,p~ertbpoae Yrescription. &

goitor Wortt'on Don Gorblngtun
Suo.. sun" id,sibi: ,Sie baben elnt
~psribpols Y%rssctlption in electric BIT
ters. uuo id fGnn es f~reuoisit smpfebler
asaeu Setftppiun9 uno frunfss 8epfueb.
uno ais aOssmelnss Spiiem 9Oaic bai
es nidht isinss @leiden. "-Jrnu Nnn,
Sieb,e, 2525 @oltuss @roue Gpt., @bi'
co9o. mar gang ter untsrsefommen, form
te n,dt mebr eiisn nuo fcine Nabrun9
u%sroauen, baite &iideuweb, oas ME bon
lbr mid uno iiblte mioe nnn matt, aber
iths 5!uiben electric Bltters iteate ibrs
@elunebelt pieoer Der uno erneusrte ibrs
8rnft. Yreis SO 9ts. uni $l.O0. 2o6l
eub srns 5laite seben in V. >. Subn's
Npothefe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-07-16
Sablebrs.

2ebrer: rBuben, .psr BON euh fanr
isBt elusu id0nen stoBsn SOP MAIDEN
liter bic Shulbant?"
Stofiel lin Der olerien Reibe bebt
ben Singer in bic pobe uno ruff trium.
pbirenc): SD Serr 9ebrer-uno be
Dor Iid's oerielbe usriab - 1T Stofsl
auiseiprunsen uuo madt NIT ettsr Eur
uertunit nldt nur ben SuB iber eine
Iuubsru iiber ale pier Sbulbdnfe," oas
er auirsht nit slOrreidem Seii&t 20,
Dem 2ebrer itebt. 2anse fonnte er bas
itnlsnoe @sldbtsr ieiner Wltidiler
nrtt psriteben, bic ibE enolih Der Serr
GCbter oariiber ouffldrte, oaB Sas uno
Sos swei gang ueritieoene 9inse ieiu
f1%nnen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-07-16
unanaenebm.

Wutter: rRuoOlL aeb' nal biniber
gum auufmunn. er iOl Dir elneu Wat.
les'3srlns seben!"
(8uoOlf eebt, fommt aber erit rad
LANCER 3slt wieher.) $50 blelbt Du
oenH 10 lan9e, Ruooli? pot Du oen
Serln9?"
Ruoolf: ,Netn, id babe ben 8orna'
men ron benz psrlns ueraeien!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-07-16
Bon einem Chic preoiaer

!St habe 9r. &aruer's @btte &tne Of
3ar Sprup seseu 0alsweb, idpade Gum
aen, GrtGltun9 ooer 9esen lr9eno cine Der.
artiae aran,bett 9ebraudt; es Ut belier als
ipnlt Elm Ofittel, oG5 i1 %antpanote. YRtt pie
lem 9ant Dem 9ottor fur lem rertbpolei
Seilmittel. perblelbe ib Gep. ". ". pa9
Glpoe, ..
Hu ~pertauien IN B. 5. Subuf app
tbefe, ST. Glcuo. Wilma
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-07-16
Sine 6rfuoung pon nrdt unbeos

Sine 6rflnoung pOn nrht unbeoeu'
teuoem 8ertbe NJ oaS GsS9eti'S Stp
Bomber Gun. IS bietet Dem Sarmsr
cine ueieuilide @rleibterun9 i'm Sample
aeaen bic Snletten uno beionoers aesen
Die S%earioHeltdisr. W,t Silie bieier
Woihine miro oas Ba,lier @riu IN
irodnem ,3utnuoe nit ben y IlanSen Ia
B~erabruna acbraht. Wan ba, ulbt
notbia, oaiislbs erit in Wuiier %uuiSu'
l0ien, Elm Bisro unSuipannen uno oann
,m,Ihen ben Hslhen b%er5uiabren. psB
balb es manhmdl seihiebt, onB oas
76oien Der Suietten sdn5lld unterblsibl,
neil Der FARMER eben nlht INNER Die
9sit baSu bat. 0as trifft bel benz aes
nanuten Gun nltt 5u; oaiieibe 1T gu
ieoer 3eit isrtis sum 8ebraud uno penn
INNER Der FARMER einise N~usenblids
frei bat, fam sr iid Die Waihlne UNI.
bduaeu uno oamlt einen Sang ourh bic
&oriofielielosr maiden, Die 8Gier Su bel'
ben Seiien peruibteno. Nber auh Sur
8eriilauns Ger Snietieu on nnoern
| Yfan,eu uno Baumen miro Die Wfalbl-
ne uortbsilbnit benust. 9as Sun fam
bis aui 10 5uB oerldnaert meroen, 10
boS man bic aroue nibt ua5u hober
Bdume BON Der Sroe aus erreiben fnnl.
Der Breis Der Waidiue 1T I'M 8erbdlt'
nis ~ ben 8Oribeilen. Die iie %uuiSarpeI'
fen bat, serins. (8On Der Bernlt
Seeo 60. ionusn iolde fir $3.50 beSO.
gen psrben.) On ben Oitlldeu Stanter
1T oieie Naldne iebr usrbreiiei uno NJ
es Su perpunosrn. bob oieielbe bier nod
10 ipenis anwsubuns finost.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-07-16
= Mou ,breibt Der .N. IT.

- Wan idreibt Der rN. Jr. Br."
aus Breiu: Dor einieen 2asen flOs
ourd etu ssOffnetes 5sniter elmer bieii
gen Blua elm @eier ms 8Immer, ltirb'
is iid oui Elm an Der Bano ~bdnsenoes
Yoaelbaus nno bate i'm Nu be Sniai'
fen, Spsi aanarienu6selhen, in ben 5dn'
gen. 3as i'm Simmer befinolite 9lenft'
macdsn bate bic @slitesseseuwart, elm
9lidtud iber ben ireten Rdubsr su
werien, worauf, oas Wdoden ibm in
ibrem Born iibsr bic WiBbanoluna Der
ormsn aanarlenuosel nit sinem 2iit-
meier iuntssrsdt ben pals abidnltt
uno i'm 10 ben unribmllten Fob zines
Yadbdnosls iterben lieB.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-07-16
: In baltimore, Nb.. aibt Is sinsn

en- Baltimore, Do, sibt rs einen
mOoernen 9iOssnes Ramens Sobn y.
B~obanuun. wsrnsleih oerielbe nlbt IN
einem JaIie bault Dieter Bleotrmann
bat iih fur Ole Summe BON $40 pier
ousranairts StraBenbubnwaseu aetan't,
oieSelben aui sinsm unbsnuBien @rnrb'
Itld auiseislt uno iid NIT ieiner Ja'
mile bort bausli9 elnseri9tet. 0runo'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-07-16
Ginialt.

8idtsr: ST oas wirflid uiht Sbre
lluterlhrlit?"
gIuaetluster: rNsin, id slaube niht.-
&lhter: IRA. bonn ihre,ben Sic
mol Shren Wamsn bl,r uui oles Blatl
Bnpisr."
Nrssilaster: 80, Serr &ldter, i'd
tanu ia absr sar nlh id,eiben."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-07-16
Sim II @urort.

sd iebe Sic iest idon mebrere To
&c bier uutbdils iissn!.... Saben Sic
bsnn feline Beitditiauns?"
% bod Bir iino o Der Gurusr
palluns auseieut: We,ne 5rau 1T .
tluiillde @bo, uno ib bin Der 8udut!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-07-16

IG- Or. Dunn bat feline Office im'
mer nod am alien BlaBe iber Woli-
tors Gpoibefe nsbeu Der Rer4ants &a'
t%ionalbani. 100 sr 81 aasu Stunoen bes
1asss 81 ipreden If. Seine &efoen5
tefir bet ii& on Ode BON /. Stra6e unb
1. Zoe. iQbli6. Ielepbsa els. ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-07-16
Cine 2mauaslaae.

Die 9odtsr zines 3abnarSits: lin
8ottsswllsn, @ouaro, mein Batter fommt
bic 9repps beruui. iest muBt 9u ent'
meosr um meme 6ano anbalteu, ODER
Dir einen Sabu Slsbeu laien!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-07-16
SoIQerIhtiQ.

,.... Die Chen uon beutJutase iiro
mir elm Rdibiel!"
v@onS ridtis, 5ruu &dtbiu; iie uer'
ben au1 bSufis senus auisel0t!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-07-16
BeuiQ5tenS etlpaS.

autider: .Nit BEN 8aul baft Dr
MIDI bsirosen. Wosts, er 1T bllno uut
taub, beiBt uub itldat."
Mpsde: .Nber quite Burii rulro el
aeben."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-07-16
&omanhil.

Gluira. bic sbsn ftidte. blidte Don ID
rsr arbeit aui. nidte BEN 8raien ~.
berbtudie cine 1brdne unb i6idie unter'
Sra6ts Ssaftsr Gun Simmsl aaf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-07-16

ten manbes bleibenot
9eutmal erridtei, oaa
Dem oeutiden Namer
8ur gbre sereiht.
Inter anberen polfs'
tbamlrden, ueroienit'
pollen, oeutiden I'M
t%ernebmunsen nenner
mir oas 9eutide Setls
Snititut uno Sanitari'
UNI IN 3oleoo, g., oas
i'm SerSen Der Staot,
n "
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-07-16
sarl arepp. Sebn &rsRR
8cbrioer &rOpp,
au=Tontrattorfn
Sobm 0rspR
9arl @roHp.

uaheu ao1teuanlhla9e fir 8irhen, Sdu'
len, ReIioeuSeu, @eihGitsblodS, Srlden
etc. .oesaleihen Verfduier aler Sorten
aali, IS emeut dno ionItl9en Saumaterlallen.
STE ant bic auttuistn astnttn tar asmd Stm'ni
tas Bette, nae BITE eatiu TN Ssbranttth.
Oifirr. YaT,s slSd. At. ser a'"hrcsr
1IISSS> 81. 9leut. Ttun ~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-07-16
fabrplan:

usbr Braiutrt; Spnutass ausssnsmnn.
Iur&. 1idsts mad Sapan unt &ttaa abtr 3sesma
uni Npritsrn Pacific Dsmpffttfsdtuf6sft, ttns
amsrtfanf&t pttntt.
gur S%nfprmatton, Satrglaut, Nappen unt dtdets
IN rs&s man ppr bel pesr fHrttbt a.
K. WOLFSBERG, Agent, Ct. Glpuh
cher CHARLES b. FEE,
General yaH. aat dt6st dssnt,
O.. psut. Rtap
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-07-16

gIS gabg rbielt ie, penn franz, eaitoria.
Gls re elm aiuo mar, b~erlanete Tie 6a'toria.
Wis lunge Game belt ie ieit al eoforia.
gS SHUTTER CAB lie tbren stnbern @aitorto.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-07-16
6eIc Al Derlcibeit.

I'D babe INNER pitl Sch ,um Strlttbtn
Al niteriasn 8attn auf tulttptrtt Baru1tn.
lie Nnleiten wsrtsn prompt abstinlchsn.
IL ba VI. q. Rit&tll.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-07-16
Gin oeutj6eS ganttartum.
5eutihe AerIte. oeuti9es 1iHen, beuti6e
Seba nolung

9eutlhe 8 &iiien uno oeuti1er lnterneb.
mnnasaelit b ohen in ben Hereinafter Staa.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-07-16
sr,t iar observation-disclosures

sptpu Sit an 8stu ittttn f3rttst mttnns
Id ltnst fret ttn Taftt bee runtutarftn ptfftls,
ptltn mtd unt 6unttrtt tttlit, tdbn stuft sm VS.
% ia "a Satr, ptratbIi6 h%sittrttn. Nan atrdhu
REIN h. emtth. vatIrsufu. Gts.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-07-16

rente be5dblt SObannou nibt, oenn menn
lOlds UUu Tim perlanat wiro, i6aft CT
ier"e rswe9Ilbe Burg nit Silie zines
WaaIeltIs nab einsm anosrn Ylase.
Verlangt weroen quite Rode unb
Rao6en. 3auernoe Nrbeii unb gutter
9obu. Wan iprede Dor oosr iHrsibs
on Souls y OtsR. Sarge, x. y. -
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-07-16
0el0 ~ 0erletben.

sSh babe einige 5%auieno Dollars, bic VI
sutbum bon Yrtpatperionen fino, auf per-
dertes @runbeisentbnm 81 perlslben.
u Y. o o Z m q n.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-07-16

49, 9rabi.7 blreu nur 80 Gents
bel 0riebler6. %
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-07-16

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The morning times., 1896-03-24
LIVE ALEXANDRIA NEWS
Grand Jury Indiots Jackson City
Alleged Murderers.
t-Housebreaker Carpen-
ter Sentenced.

The colored Republicans of Alexandria
say they are being forced out of the party
in this city by their white brethren, who
are largely in the minority, and are not
allowed any say in party affairs. MI.
Thomas H. Morgan, the leader of the anti
Lamb element in the city, stated to a
Times reporter yesterday morning, that
he had asked the ward chairmen when
they proposed TO hold the ward meetings
TO elect delegates to the city convention
and they refused 10 tell him, so that he
could not have any OF the colored men
present at the meetings TO see that the
colored Republicans received recognition IN
the delegations. 1t is expected that a set
of colored delegates will be chosen and two
conventions held, and the differences will
be fought out on the floor OF the State
convention.
Squire Birch of Alexandria county, Sat
urday evening last, as soon as he learned
of the death of Musician Frank Morris, OF
Fort Mycr, from injuries received In the
accident on the Rosslyn and Fort Myer
Railway, Il few days ago, impaneled jury
ana examined into the causes of the
accident The verdict eXonerated the
motorman and conductor of the train from
all blame, but held that had the track been in
proper repair the cars would not have rolled
down the bank and Morris would not have
been injured Suit will he instituted in the
county court in few days by the widow
for SO 900 damages for the death of her
husba nd.
Rev f. ". Calish, rabbi of one of the
Richmond synagogues, delivered an inter
csting address TO a large congregation,
which included more Gentiles than Jews,
in the Washington Street Synagogue last
night.
AT the city council meeting tonight the
new building inspection bill, which has
been printed and been in the hands of the
members for some weeks past, Will he
called up for consideration and adoption.
The bill requires that all new buildings
in This city In the future shall conform to
q certain standard, as TO thickness of walls
ana quality OF material 1t is thought that
the measure proposed by the street com
mittee, after some minor amendments, will
be adopted.
The grand jury of Alexandria county
yesterday rendered indictments against
John Nelson, for the murder OF Benjamin
Hines, the colored deputy sheriff, and
shooting Deputies Deuterman and Johnson,
about a month ago, while the latter were
The morning times., 1896-03-24
ReaI Estate transfers

Isaac L. johnson and Charles F. Benia-
min, trustees, to Annie X. Gardner, part
lot 9, premises No 636 and 63S L street
southeast, square SS1, ST 400.
Harry NJ. Martin. eXecntor, Daniel Burke
NJ Ellen Burke, and Caroline Burke to An
gelina T. Reed, part original lots 2 and
13, square III, So. 900.
Clarence F. Norment ct uX to Guion Mil
Ter, lot in TIA yloe'S sub square 104, SO.
Charles A. Riddle ana Benjamin F. Lei gh-
ton, tru stees, TO Charles II. Parker, lots 3,
and 10 in Blagden's sub, square T3S, sub
iect to 81 .694 trust, $500.
Thomas NJ. SpoffOrd, own right ms trus-
tee, land Nina Spofford to James b. Winner,
lots 80 and 81 square 3, Connecticut Ave
nnc Heights, subject to $4,000 trust,
$4,000.
George Truesdell ct ux to Mildred II
Parker, lots 80 and 40, square Z. West
Fckingtc". and all lot 12, square 3. Eek
ington, $40.
Albert H. Van Dusen ct uX TO August a
=. Conlee. lot l 9 in SwartzelrS sub, BIO Ok
g, lie Droit Park, $4,000.
John H. Wendell ct Tx to james o. Tav-
lor. plat described in metes AMI hoEn .
Friendship, $40.
The morning times., 1896-03-24
RECORD OF THE COURTS.

Equity Court, No. 1-Just ice Cox
Lazarus VS.. AugenStein: sale. finally rat
tfied and distribution ordered Hood vs.
Fry; sale ratified nisi. Carpenter vs.
American Gas Company; reference TO audi
tor ordered. HOlconb vs. Post: do. Jones
vs.. Shelton; decree diSmissing bill. Gold
smith VS.. KrOnberg; pro confeSso VS.. de-
irendant. Rosetta Prince, vacated. Hanger
VS.. MCGrath; sale ratified niSi. Fitzger-
aid VS.. -Gehrman; withdra wal OF certain
papers from files granted. Fry VS.. Adri-
aans; plea overruled and pro confesso VS.
certain defendants granted. Ragsdale VS..
Ragsdale; divorce vim. mat. granted.
Frazier VS.. Dexter; demurrer sustained and
bill dismissed.
Equity Court. No. 2-JustiCe Hagner-
Goddard VS.. Oppenheimer: pro confesso VS..
defendant. s. Oppenheimer, vacated. Pairu
VS.. PairO ct al: time TO take testimony
limited To fifty days. Emig VS.. Maish ct
al: on hearing.
Circuit Court No. 1-Justice Bradley
Miller VS.. Walsh; order to stet case vacated
and continued. National Capital Bank VS..
Otterback: Judgment by, confession. Mil
Ter VS.. Miller; Judgment by default. Uh.
Ter VS.. Miller: do. Lanahan Il Son VS..
Page; fiat on sci fa. Lynham VS.. Dis
tTict of Columbia: judgment in Certiorari.
Baar VS.. District of Columbia: do. FitZ-
gerald VS.. District OF Columbia: do.
Daniel S. Armat VS.. Columbia Heights
Land Company: on trial. National Cap
ital Brewing Company VS.. Fortune; on
trial.
Circuit Court No. 2-Justice McComas-
Patterson VS.. Washington and Georgetown
Railroad Company: on trial.
Criminal Court No. 2-Justice Cole-civil
cases-S. L. Bolts VS.. District OF Colum
hia: Judgment on verdict.
The morning times., 1896-03-24
FOUR pEPoLE BURNED TO DEATH

Whisky and CareleSsness the Cause
of the Holocaust.
Bayfield, Wis. March 23.-Four people
met their death by fire yesterday morning
as a result of whisky and carelessDess.
An Indian from Bad River named Biquette.
took quantity OF whisky TO the residence
of Julia Bird. half-breed, and her daugl-
ter, Charlotte.
They were having great carousal, when
the neighbors discovered smoke and flames
issuing from the building. Efforts were
made 10 rescue the occupants, bat without
avail, and all three were burned. An in
FAINT child of Cha rlotte Bird was also
burned. The corOner's jury rendered YER
dict OF ACCIDENTAL death.
The morning times., 1896-03-24

Froebel, the great promoter Of the kin
dergarten system of teaching children said:
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breaking of nature's law. But there are
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During the last few weeks of her second preg-
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The morning times., 1896-03-24

condition with that of a year ago, when
| was tobacCo-sa turated cigarette fielid.
MANY and many a time did | Try to
quit smoking myself into eternity. but
L could not put through a day without
suffering extreme nervous torture, which
would increase hour by hour till finally,
to save myself as it seemed from almost
flying to pieces ] had 10 light the title white
pipe-Stick and swallow the smoke.
"One day l read in my paper Don't
Tobacco Spit aud Smoke Your Life Away,
Just what | was doing; il came 10 me like
the warning OF the man who waves the red
flag of danger at the railroad crossing
and said that No-To Bac was an a bsoluteIy
guaranteed relief from tobacco slavery.
Il did not believe il, hut like a drowning
man graspng at straw, commenced
taking NoTo-Bac.
The effects were magical; it destroyed
the nerve craving and desire for cigarettes.
Two boxes, would you believe it? made me
well and strong.
II have gained mentally, pin ysically in
vigor and manhood, and with the brain free
from the nicotine and breath no longer
befouled with tobacco smoke i am so happy
today to write No-To- Bac did il all year
go, so the cure is time-tested and tried,
not only in my own case, but several OF my
friends, who have also been cured.
I'VE have Il baby boy. now.
My Wife and feel thai all this happiness
started from the time when / first useG
No-To-Bac, and i'll evidence of our appre-
| citation, and in order that the memory OF
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| form, we want 10 name our baby boy after
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vital power-to say nothing OF the money
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The morning times., 1896-03-24
STREET RAILwAYMEAsUREs.
Senator Mcmillan amined the Route
Over the Eastern Branch.

1t seems now reasonably sure that
charters for two street railways across the
Eastern branch win be passed by the Sen
ate this session. It is considered quite
likely that both will be finally approved
within month and construction begun as
soon as the weather becomes settled.
These are the lines in which Mr.. A F.
Randlc is interested, running TO Congress
Heights through Anacostia and out the
Good Hope road, ana that being pushed
By Mr. Archibald Bliss, running out Penn
sylvania avenue extended 10 Overlook Inn.
The first viii cross the river by the Navy
Yard, the other ut the Pennsylvania avenue
railroad bridge, but over trestle TO be
constructed especially for IL.
r Senator MCMillaD went out yesterday
afternoon with Mr.. RandIe TO look over
the route OF the Congress Heights road. Ac-
cOrding to tie decision of the District Com
mittce last Friday the bill for the con-
sIruction of this line will he favOrabIy re-
ported as soon rs the line for its right
of way s determined. With the facts all
before him the measure viii probably be
favorably reported some day this week.