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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-06-06

The Christian Endeavorers have
solved a big problem in connection with
the big state convention to be held
here Oct. G. and 8. For months the
executive committee had been trying to
devise some plan for a temporary con-
vention hall that would seat from four
to six thousand persons but without
success, inaccessibility being the chief
impeachment. Finally it was suggested
that meetings be held simultaneously in
Elm Park church, the rockingham
theater and the Academy Of Music.
This has been decided upon.
/ The convention will begin at 4 o'clock
on Tuesday afternoon, 9Th inst, though
the formal opening will not be until
the evening. In each Of the three
places in the evening there will be an
address Of welcome. The response in
one meeting will be by Rev. J. T. Nc
Crory, of Pittsburg, president Of the
State union; in the second by Rev.
Charles Hoads, d. D., Of Philadelphia,
ex-presdent; and in the third by Rev.
George b. Stewart, D D., Of Harrisburg.
also ex-president. The reports Of Pres
ident McCrory, Secretary George Nc
Donald, of Altoona, and Treasurer H.
j. RaymOre, of Erie, will be given in
each. At $50 Wednesday and Thurs
day morning there will be sunrise meet
ings in each section Of the city.
PROGRAMME FOR SESSIONS.
The programme for the morning. af-
ternoon and evening sessions of
Wednesday and Thursday is to be dup
Heated so far as possible in each place
of meeting. The morning meetings
will close ut 1880 o'clock for short noon
services. At 3 o'clock Wednesday af-
ternoof all meetings will be closed and
there will be one general service for
Junior societies. Wednesday evening
each society will give a reception for
the delegates whose headquarters are
in their particular church. The closing
meeting on Thursday evening in each
meeting place will be a conservation
service.
Three choirs have been organized, one
for each OF the places where the con-
vention will meet. The central city
choir Is under the direction Of Prof
Chance; the North Scranton choir in
charge Of Reese Watkins. and the Hyde
Park choir, led by Lewis Davies. Each
Of them is now learning an anthem. and
the united chorus is also at work on
one. These will probably be sung ut a
mass meeting late In July.
There are to be four squads Of fifty
each, and the captains Of the bands
are: Central city, H. McCulloch; Hyde
Park. George Keene: Providence, j.
Klotz. Dunmore. L. G. Smith. A meet
ing of the two hundred members Of the
reception committee will be held or
Tuesday evening. June 30, probably ir
| the Grace Reformed church. The squads
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-06-06

III open air meeting tomorrow evening
m Main avenue, West Side. ., .e.
Young people from the Simpson Meth
dist Episcopal church formed party
that rode to Lake Winola on Memorial
day.
Come to the Young Women's Chris
tan Association rooms Sunday after
noon at 3.45. Miss Gates will speak on
The worlds work. Every young woman
should know about this work. This Is
an opportunity for ALL
In the Second Presbyterian church
the following music will be rendered
ut the evening service:
organ prelude Salome
fennyson's last poem-"Crossing the
Bar"-Arranged to music by Schneider,
will be sung by the full choir with
Misses Black and Garagan, soloists.
solo-"The Land Beyond. .Lloyds
Miss Garagan.
Organ postlute ............. .Mendelssohn
Mr.. j. NJ. Chance, Organist
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-06-06
TOMORROW'S SERVICES.

All Souls Univerversalist Church-Pine
street. Rev. h. w. Whippen pastor.
Morning subject, Jesus the Carpenter;"
evening subject, Church Union" -
First Church Of Christ (Scientist)-51s
Adams avenue. Sunday service, 1880 q.
m. Experience meeting Friday evening at
s o'clock. All welcome. Seats free.
Green Ridge Presby yterian Church-Rev.
George Knox, ID. D., of indianapolis, will
preach at 1870 a. M, and 7.45 p. m: Bible
school at IL o'clock; Endeavor services ut
6.45 p. m. All are welcome.
First Presbyterian Church-Services at
1870 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Dr. Mcleod Will
preach morning and evening.
jackson Street Baptist Church-At 1890
a. m; Gospel service at p. m. The Rev.
Mr. Grifiiths. of the Sumner Avenue Pres
byterian church, will preach at p. M:
Sunday school, Professor ID. w. Phil
lips, superintendent. The pupils are cor
daily invited to all the above meetings.
First Welsh Baptist Church-Rev. w. 9.
Jones, pastor. Welsh sermon in the morn
ing at 10 o'clock; In the evening sermon
in English will be delivered; Baptism after
the morning service.
st. David's Episcopal Church-Corner Of
Bromley avenue and Jackson street. Rev.
NJ. II. Mill, rector. Morning prayer at
1890 o'clock; Sunday school at 2-2O p. m;
evening service at 7.3O o'clock. Friday
evenig service at 7.30 o'clock. Seats free.
Second Presbyterian Church-Rev.
Charles e. Robinson, D. D., pastor. Ser
vice, 103O a. m. and 7.2n p. m. The pastor
will preach in the evening on Muscular
Christianity" All seats free at night.
Grace Reformed Episcopal Churcn-Wy-
oming avenue, below Mulberry street. Di.
vine worship, 1880 a. m. and 7.SO p. m:
preaching by the pastor; morning. Tho
Will Of God Cnpparninr T1c ~ / TheSEas
lonians. v, IS; evening. "The Opening or
the Fifth Seal" Revelations vi, Gil; SAD
bath school, IL m. Young Peoples Society
of Christian Endeavor, $50 p. M; COM
munion in tho evening. Seats all free.
Strangers welcome. Thursday, 7.45 p. M.
Union Bible class for the study Of the IN.
| ternational lesson. All welcome.
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church,
Rev. John p. Moffat, pastor. Services at
1890 a. m. and 7.45 p. M; Bible school, at
IL M: Christian Endeavor society, at B.S5
| p. m; Junior Christian Endeavor society,
at y. m. The sacraments Of the Lords
| supper and baptism will be administered
at the morning service, also the reception
| Of new members will take place. In The
| evening the pastor will prach on Tho
| Rectifying Influence of the Sanctuary" All
| welcome at all the services. All evening
| services will be fifteen minutes later from
now on during the summer.
Calvary Reformed Cnurcf--Corner or
| Monroe avenue and Gibson street. Rev.
w. H. Stubblebine, pastor. Preaching at
| 1890 a. M; subject, 1.-The White-Robed,
Throng In Heaven;" at 7.3O p. M, spe-
cial service will be rendered by the chill
dren in celebration of Chldren's Day. A
cordial invitation is extended to all friends
and strangers.
st. Luke's Church-Rev. Rogers Israel,
tContinued on Page IL
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-06-06
Mems Furnishings.

Mems fine Madras and percale club ~
house and fancy four-in-hand ties In
all the newest effects, usual price 15c.
LEADERS PRICE, 3 for &c.
Mems wool sweaters In black, blue,
maroon and white, something extra-
ordinary, regular $l.25 quality,
LEADERS PRICE. sec.
Fine assortment of mems leather belts
in new and popular shades.
LEADERS PRICE, from 25c. to 75c.
All of the newest shapes and colors in
ladies' neckwear, tecks, four-in-hand,
band bows, club house and stock ties, most
complete assortment in the city. choice Of
any. 25c.
We carry most complete line Of mems
plain and fancy shirts of every descriu.
ton, prices ranging from 3Sc. up.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-06-06
Corsets and Gloves.

We carry a complete line of the cele-
brated w. B. Corsets. We have special
values at i9c, 75c. and $1.00
We also keep all other popular makes,
prices ranging from i5c. to $500 apiece.
25 dozen ladies' kid gloves. white. black
and colors, regular s1.0o quality.
LEADERS PRICE, 69c.
We carry a complete line of misses and
ladies' silk mitts, from 25c. IA pair up.
We have q most complete line of ladies'
silk gloves. In black and tan assort-
ment, in the celebrated Kayser finger
tipped. This IL glove that does not
wear at the finger ends.
LEADERS PRICE, 5Oc and 75c a pair,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-06-06
0rgandies, Dimities, Etc.

We have a most complete line Of 72-inch
white French organdies, very suitable for
graduating dresses, prices ranging from
2oc. to SOC. yard These goods are ex-
ceptional values.
20 pieces Egyptian cords, worth 2Oc.
LEADERS PRICE, 121ac.
10 pieces printed French batiste, worth
15c. LEADERS, PRICE. 9Hc.
200 pieces Of printed dimities at &c.,
TIC. and &c., worth &c., 121ac. and l5c.
20 pieces printed French Organdies, the
regular 25c. quality.
LEADERS PRICE, 12Isc.
All of our finest cotton fabrics that were
35c.. 40c. and 5Oc., In one lot; choice Of any,
2lc a yard -.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-06-06
Muslin Underwear.

Ladies' muslin gowns. trimmed with
embroidery. LEADERS PRICE, 49c.
Ladies' fine ribbed vests with silk edge,
worth 25c. LEADERS PRICE, 17c.
Ladies' fine muslin skirts. trimmed
with lace, worth CSC.
LEADERS PRICE. 4sc.
Ladies' corset covers, made of good
quality Of muslin.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-06-06
Infants Department,

One lot of infants PIX. and skirts in
blue, pink and white, made very
stylish, tastely trimmed with EN-
broidery
LEADERS PRICE, from 81. .9S to Sc. .9s
Full and complete line Of infants anJ
children's garments at prices guaranteed
to be less than the same goods are re.
tailed In New York city,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-06-06
Trimmed and Untrimmod milIineN.

Every article In our millinery depart.
ment, embracing trimmed and untrimmed
hats, ribbons, flowers, ornaments, ETC., at
anything in the millinery line and wish to
save money investigate and you will find
what We claim to be true.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-06-06
Shirt Waists.

Full assortment of ladies' shirt waists
In lawn, dimity, percale and linen batiste
IN all the new and stylish effects. made
with full bishop sleeves. yoke backs. and
attachable collars. In this department we
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-06-06
HUMPHREYS
Wheel Strain.

Of the knee, leg, back or side; lame
ness, soreness, or excessive fatigue, are
relieved like magic, by No. Is.
Strains in persons 30 inclined devel-
op Rheumatism and Lumbago No.
Isis perfect cure. Garry . vial In
the tool bag.
Dyspepsia; indigestion, weak stom-
ach; bad taste, coated tongue, offens.
i've breath, loss Of appetite. and dull,
heavy stupid feeling; rising Of water
or food after eating, belching Of wind,
sense Of . load or stone In the stom-
ach, sense Of fulness or distress after
eating; cured by No. 10.
More of such sufferers have been re-
stored to LIFE, HEALTH and VIGOR,
by the persistent use Of SPECIFIC 10,
than by any other remedy.
~" for COLDS
Homsopathic Manual mailed free.
Dc1d by druseists, or sent prepaid upon ~.
(qlp1 q blJco, - oente % eL00 HumphreyD'
461isln6 Company. III william g. n. Il
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-06-06
Paraso|s and Umbrellas.

25 extra quality navy blue gloria UNI
brellas, worth sl.25.
LEADERS PRICE. 50,
25 black gloria umbrellas, worth $l.35.
LEADERS PRICE, 9S,
$50 children's parasols, in all the diff
ferent colorings, from 15c. up to $1.25.
% extra quality white China silk para
soils, worth $1.25. r.
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Il dozen belts In the narrow and wide
widths, price all over, 4Oc. and sec.
LEADERS PRICE. 24c. and 39c
10 dozen gilt. silver and black auto
matte patent skirt and belt holder.
LEADERS PRICE, 10c
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-06-06

oifer some of the greatest values that
have ever been shown to the public. prices
ranging from 49c up.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-06-06
WEEKS DOINGS IN
RELIGIOUS CIRCLES
Arrangements Being Made for the Big
Christian EndeavOr Convention.
WILL HAVE THREE MEETING PLACES

The rockingham Theatre, Academy
OfMusic and Elm Park Church Will
Be Used and Meetings Held Simul.
taneously in Them. .NOtes About
Church WOrkers..Sunday Services
in the Churches.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-06-06
Ladies' Belts.

Leather belts, black, tan and green,
latest design Of buckle. worth SOC.
LEADERS PRICE, Csc. and 25,
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THE FAD Err
124 AND I26 WYOMING AVE.,

Offer for Saturday. following Specials
would advise all and the public general
Values to SALE
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-06-06
CLEANED IN THE
REALM OF SOCIETY
First hstallaeat Of the June Weddings
90 Wednesday.
INVITATIONS OUT FOR OTHERS

Coaching Party from Wilkes.Barre
Passed Through the City..Several
Pleasant Surprise Parties Have Been
Held During the Week..
During the Week Of Well known
Scraht0nians.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-06-06

Miss Emma Nash and August Rein
hardt were married Wednesday evening
at the home Of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. James Nash, on Union street,
Taylor. The groom is a son of Adam
Reinhardt, superintendent of the Pyne
colliery. Rev. F. A. King, pastor of the
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-08
@oItSpartci :3tdet.
Staat4sSifct.

StantssS ifct.
Stir Wpuperueur:
JOHN LIND.
Sir QleutellaEt= &cluernellr:
J. NJ. BOWLER.
STIR Stout5= Secretur:
J. j. HEINRICHS.
Stir StaQts= Sbutmeilter:
ALEX. MCkINNO\.
Stir General Nu,polt:
IOHN ARNOLD kEYES.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-08
3omrincn=3I9c mad Cali
foruien.

Die, ieit finfsebn Sabyen iid aus
se;ei3net bewdbrenoen, perionlid beauf>
li9tisten Eouriitens 3ii9e na3 9alifors
nien iber Die minneapolis & ct. youis
Babn u%erlailen nunmebr wieoer reselz
md6i9 an ieoem Oonnerl tag Nbeno Wtinz
%neapolis. Die w%eit9cbenoite @or9falt
fir Die Yequemli6teit Der Pa1asiere
wiro ME INNER als @auptla9e betra9=
tet. We9en &aten uno uouer Snforz
nation wenoe mon fid an ss}obn &pc5et;
W9ent, Seem ulm, Minn.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-08

ssiitsruns. 0ebs iaste in ieinem Gslss
gram: vMiuionsu lino nit 9rpan uno
weroen ibn III ben Stubl ieeen, ben Yin
coin inne 9ebobt bat, trot britiidem
Gorpismus uno GorporationsSwan9."
Oann wurosn Sc olutionen anSes
nommcn, in welden bic GbdtiStsit Der
Gbicasoer Convention inooiiirt uno CT:
tldrt wuroe: Wir %slaubsn, ocB Der 9es
ssnwdrtiae Sampi uisI mebr 1T, ais Elm
blober Sampi ;wii@en Der Democratic
i@en uno Der iosenannten Republican,:
i@en Yartei. ODER ais eim &ompf jwis
i9eu SiIber sesen @olb. ODER Der Nr:
men sesen bic &ei3cn, ODER Der Nrbsit
sssen bas Capital, ODER Der Varmer &C.
gen ben 9unbwerter, ODER ber @ldubis
GER sese" Die S@ulonsrtla6e, ionoer",
paB es Elm &i, lit bes Bottles sesen
bic auf beionoere Yorre9te besrlnoete
Cli9ordte oes Te.dtbums, uno oeBbaIb
lei IS
geidloMen, oab mir uus uerpflidtsn,
na@ Srditeu fir ben fdbisen iun9sn
@oltstribunen, @m. Sennin9s Bryan,
ais Erdiibenten Der Ser. Staaten 81 ar
beiten uno oaB mir gu oieiem !31uete I'M
bic llnterltiiBuns unb ernltIide Wlits
wirtuus auer Wrbeiter eriu9en.
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0rDan Mno pic Mrbeiter.

Wo9l ME ;uuor bat i'm Often cine 10
bemcrteuswertbe &unosebuns fir Wm.
$. grpan itattsefunoen, wie bieienise
mar. welde ibm tir3li@ in Brootlpn
uou ben Gsremi9ten Nrbsitern barge:
bradt murbe. IS wurbe LANCE fir
3weifelbaft 9ebalten, Oh bic Nrbeiter oes
Oitens benz &ufe 81 elmer Maiienuers
iammlans ;usunlten BON Brpan na@z
fonmen miroen, alein bic an ienem
Mbeno i'm glermont Stint jultanbene sez
tcmmene &unS9ebun9 bat ieoen 3weiiel
barau uerl4eu4t, inoem Der 9an;e, 5000
gerionen fafenoe &aum big in be du>
Beriten Gden uno Wintel 9eordnst uo0er
Meni9en mar, wGbreno Tau enbe orauz
Ben bleiben muBten. neil lie teinen 3us
tritt mebr %erlansen tonnten. IS mar
cine edte Notwithstanding, gu Der
Viele ibre Trauen nnb &inoer mitse>
bradt batten. Die Beriammlun9 mar
aud i%nioiern ori9ineu, als ni@t slei@
init Der Grmabluns Der iibli@en Beamz
ten, Sorliter uin., be9onnen muroe,
ionoern 9esen 8 ubr betrat elm Mann
nit auscrudsuoQem @eii@t unb 9ruuem
9aar ois 8ibne unO eriu9te bic Qlnwe>
ienoen, oos Sieo gu iinsen, oei1en Eert
iie auf ben Siten sefunoen bitten. Die
3ub0rer tamen bet Nuiforoerun9 mad
uno NQe itimmten bann trdftt9 in eas
&ieo Elm, oas nit benz Nefrain i@loB:
"You shall not press the crown
of thOrnS
Upon the toiler's brow"
Gls oas 2ieo gu Gnoe seiunsen mar,
brad elm oonnernoes 8eifausrufen in
ber 9aQe los. 8is bann Brpan in Der
3aQe eri9ien, laui@te bic G%erlammlun9
peri@ieoenen anberen &eonern. Die
@eriammluns itano uoutanois unter
Der 2eituns bon &rbeitersS r9aniiationen
unb auf Der Sibne iaB lie Elm gertreter
BON ieber bOrtisen 9(rbeiterpereinisuns.
Nls bic 8eriammlun9 CUR Orbnuns
9erufen wurbe, war ieoer Corridor uno
jeber Dur 9san9 nit 3ui@ouern beiett.
Debs unb Der Gecretar Der 2lrbeitsrit>
ter, Sobn 90. 9oyes, botten Depei9en
sei@idt, in benen iie ibrem 8eoauern
bariiber Musbrud aaben, Der @eriamm>
lung ni@t beiuobnen ;u t0nnen. Die
gerlelun9 Der 8riefe errsste Iaute &c.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-08

Die idmer;baftelten Mierens uno
9lai ens2 eiben t0nuen innerbalb Ie9S
Stunoen burd ben @ebrau3 BON New
Great South American Kidney
Cure selinoert weroen. Oieles neue
0eilmittel bat LIBERAL Staunen erre9t
wesen Der Promptbeit, nit welder bass
ielbe aue 5dmer;en il Den Nieren, Der
Ylaie benz &iden uno ben 9arn:Gaz
ndlen bel beioen @ei@le9tern linoert.
@enn Sbr cine ldneQe 2inoerun9 uno
Elm 9aImittel IN oieler 9iniidt n0tbis
babt, 10 1T oies Die ri9tise Nr;uei.
gu babsn 1T Wnb. $. Gditeins Npotbete,
New ulm. Winn.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-08

Die Socialitsn pon M;nuej ota b.
ben ieet AUDI ibr sisenes Prdiioent:
i1aitssGlettoraltidet auiselteIt. Sic
psrri1ten oam,t, wie bic @olbbemotras
ten. inoirette 9anolan9erbienite fir
Mc&inlep. Oh abiidtli9 ODER unabli4ts
LID lit sleidbeoeutenb. Wenn lie wirts
li9e @sformireunbe. fir wel9e lie ii@
au~sseben, wdren, wiiroen lie ibre Stims
men ni9t iortmsris fen ionbern bieielben
iir Bryan abseben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-08

Oas @ertbuerbaltniB 3mil@en benz
Silber, benz @ei3en uno Der Baum>
moue lit nabe3u oas slei@e seblieben;
oase9en fault Der @%olbbollar beute
boppelt 10 uiel ME i'm SABRE 1872. llnb
bas 1T gang uatirIi9. Daour@, oaB
man Dem SiIber oas 6reiprdsunssre9t
entSo9 uno pieles 1te4t Dem @oloe al
Iein %einraumte, ma@te man leeteres be-
lonoers mertbpou. Dos @olb loQ
iest aQein bic Dienite als Ndbrunssz
selo uerrsdten, wel@e Sabrtauienoe
Dinbur9 Cob unb 5ilber belor9ten.
0abur9 wiro bus @olb Defenders &C.
lu9t uno tbeuer. IS fann mebr fau>
fen ais iriiber. IS brinst aud b0beren
Gins.
Gin Wertbmeller, Der in "a Sabren
feline Rauftraft p~erboppelt bat, lit aber
tein ebrIi@es MaaB mebr. Gr slei@t
elmer fali@en @aase, mittellt wel@er
Der BETTER eihes @etreibeipei@ers bic
Bauern betrii9t, inoem er iie n6tbist,
inn ooppelt 10 uiel @etreioe gu ~liefern,
mie er be:ablt.
Der @olooo1ar, ben mir beute baben,
lit allo iniofern Elm trummer Dollar,
ais ibm ourd ben Wiberrrui Der @ilber>
freiprdsun9 i'm Sabre 1878 tinitli9
ein ooppelter @ertb beiselest wuroe.
IS lit ni3t winl@ensmertb, baB bas
@elo tnapp uno tbeuer lit; neil bas bic
arbeitenoeu &%lallen gu abbdn9i9 pom
ben @elouerleibern ma9t. 2etteren
9ebubrt Elm Gins fir oos &opital, baB
ie ausleibeu; aber iebr na@tbeilis fir
Nderbou, @ewerbe uno 9anbeI lit IS,
rpenn bas @elo tnapp unb bic 3inlen
au bod merben. Desbalb mar bic
Gntre9tuns bes Silbers, bic 0ermin>
beruns bes Wdbrunssseloes auf bic
6alfte elm uoltsfeinoli@es Beginner,
besbalb lit Der fiinitli@ uno un9ebiibr>
lid pertbeuerte @olboolar trumm uno
besbalb miiIen mir our@ &idtebr ;ur
Treiprdsun9 oielem S@m,noel elm Gnoe
MAIDEN. (Gol. Sourn.)
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Der tru,,t,,tc 0oIooouar.

Die 2lnbeter oss soloenen &albes
lisben es, oas perebrte Cob als ben
ein;i9 uerldBliden @ertbmeler oar;us
itelen uno sew0bnIi@ l@lieBen ie ibre
yob%preiiua9en oes 9elben "details nit
Dem 9inweiie aui ben Yreisltur; oes
StlberS, aus weldem beruor9ebe, oaB
Elm lolden Yreisi9wantunsen unter>
worieues Metau gu @elojmeden gang
unsseisnet lei.
Sn lol6en observation-disclosures lit,
wie jeoer Oentidbise lei@t gu %ertennen
uermas, 10 siemli3 Nues faul. Das
Volo lit ni4t Der ein5ise uerlabli&e
@ertbmeiler. IS bat in ben lebten 25
Sabren rieiise @@mantunsen our@sez
mudt uno iein @ertb 1T, wie MIR 9lei@
na9weii en- weroen, our4 Die ginltelun9
Der Silberfreiprd9un9 UNI etua 100
Pro3ent 9eltie9en; wdbreno Der @ertb
beS Sll6ers nur oann einen Gid9an9
s~rlitteu bat, wenu man es an Dem TIM It.
lid uertbeuerten 0oloe miBt. 9ln benz
@ertb oes @runobeliees, al Dem preiie
uon 8eijen. gaumwoQe uno anoeren
io9enannteu Stapel: Nrtiteln 9eme1en,
lit Der @ertb oes weiBen Metaues oer>
ielbe seblieben wie int SABRE 1872, ebe
Dem Silbsr oa5 Treiprdsunssre@t 'ents
sogen wuroe.
Na9ltebenoe lleberii9t miro oas un>
ieren Yeiern uerani@auli9en. sic
;ei9t ben Greis e.nes Buibels Weijen,
zines g un6es 8aumwoQe unb elmer l1n;e
SiIbpr in ben perihipbpnpn Enhrpn.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-08
BuflcnS NrnicQ=SQlbc.

Die bette Salbe in Der Belt fir @un:
ben, Sueti3un9en. S4nittmunoen, &C.
idmire, Sal;fluB, Nledten, a%uiseiprunz
gene 3anbe, Troltbeulen, 9ibnerau9en
uno aue 9autausidlase uno beilt uns
ie1lbar 9dmorrboioen. Goutanoise
Bsir,ebisuns suseii@ert, ODER teine Bes
;abluns %uerlan9t. preis. % Gents bic
S9a4tel. gu baben bel 8. u. ONen.
9(em lllm.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-08

9}rNan bat lette @o9e in einem
an Senator @iuiam y. Muen, Vors
iiser oss 9enadri91isunsssG omites Der
Yopuliiten 9e1idteteu S1reiben AUDI bic
YrGlioeutibaitS: Nomination pon Seiten
Der SoltSpartei anaenommen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-08

=. 8. 9ornburs uertauit bis gum
l. 9touember Oeien aQer Nrt aum So
itenpreis; einc quite @ele9enbcit li3
einsn biuisen Sien an;ui3aHen
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-08
Gouutp=Sifet.

Sir Heprolentant:
HENRY HEIMERD1NGER.
Sir County sNlloltor:
Z. P. BERTRAND.
Stir Gountp= S6atmeiter:
AUG. SCHWERDTFEGER.
Sir Sbeuii:
AUG. L. MATHER.
Sir &esiiter 81 2eeos:
FRED PFENDER.
Sir Snose Of |robote:
CHR. AHLNESS.
Sir County :Numolt:
ALB. STEINHAUSER.
Sir County, &%ernpller:
JUL. BERNDT.
Sir Gouutu: S9uliuperintenoet:
VIM. F. RUNCk.
Stir Coroner:
DIR. &c. ROTHENBURG.
Sir Gou1tp= 4 omm,iliare:
l. Gift, PETER VANDERBILT,
3. Git, HUB. G. HILLESHEIM,
S. Sit, JOS. B. AUGUSTIN.