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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-02-14

nesota has chosen from her own sons
to the great council of the party for
the purpose OF securing him tue nOml-
nation for the exalted office OF the
presidency of the United States
They will not be entirely relieved or
duty and responsibility when they
have cast their ballots as often as 1t
may be necessary for the convention
to make choice. Minnesota will go
to that convention with delegation
presenting a solid front for Senator
Davis as the loyal choice OF his own
state. There will be no doubt of their
unity of purpose and loyalty to the
choice of the Minnesota Republicans.
But success in all such cases depepdS
upon the character of the delegation
and it's capacity and ability 20 Go the
work assigned it. It's members. not
only on the floor of the convention
must place themselves wherever there
is nee ssity or demaDd TO Go good
work, whether inside or out OF the
convention. One Of the very import
ant qualifications in such delegate,
all other things being equal, is his
capacity and ability to favorably in
f1uence the delegation of other states,
whether wholly or singly, toward his
own candidate, and when the time
comes TO send delegates to ST. Louis,
whether that be early or late, this
ualiicaton should not and ought
not to be overlooked Ali Republic
cans in the state are the ardent friends
of Senator Davis, and can be fully
trusted to stand by him to the last,
but there is often material differ
ence in the abilities of men regarding
the one thing that has herein been
emphasized as necessary for a sure and
certain triumph.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-02-14
NEW GAME INTRODUCED.
"Stock Exchange" Furnishes d
Pleasant Evenings Amusement.

SCdSaHt punishment
Miss Farr and Miss Barr entertain
ed forty of their young friends at the
home of the former Thursday ia a
very felicitous manner. The spacious
parlors were beautifully decorated
and were brilliant with lights. When
the guests had all arrived, they were
seated at the ten tables that were in
waiting, and the veil of mystery that
hung about the words ''stock eX-
change, appearing on the invitations,
was drawn aside. 1t proved to be a
highly sociable and intensely inter-
estng game of cards, where each
played for himself or herself and two
progressed at each stage. the pur-
pose being to soonest fill suit by
exchanging other cards. A specta-
tor might have imagined himself in
the Chicago wheat pit during a bulge
in the market, had he not been mi
tiated. Most interesting favOrs
were given, and NJ. f. E. Crandall
and Miss Reid won the prizes, each
having made the highest possible
500, ~ D. ~ ':i':il ms were
served at the conclusion of the game,
and when the guests took their de-
parture, it was with the feeling that
the evening had slipped away all too
rapidly.
Those present were Miss Patterson,
Miss Clark, Miss Brewster, Miss Wise,
Miss Flory Wise, Miss Richards, Miss
Severance, Miss Williams, Miss Alice
Williams, Miss Sparrow, Miss Kate
Sparrow. Miss Fraser, Miss ScouteD,
Miss Robbins, Miss Alice Robbins,
Miss c Il. Hiss Crawford. Nj SIS Cleve-
lard ais+ Reid, Miss Beatty: Messrs.
Cot Oh, Patterson, Wise, Pay, Gran
Gus is, Spencer, Wiser, Thomas.
{. scoring, Rowe, Hol'z, Mat
af. drup, Hoerr, Hubbard, Fay
r .+.t !ireLf.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-02-14
ID. u M,!. j. p . LI !: { ss 81 s.

Nothing has ever been produced to
equal or compare with * uSS7a 19hgsys'
Witch Izzalzs1 Gil as a CURATIVE and
HEALING APPLICATION. 1t has been
used 40 years and always affords relief
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1t Cures PILES or HEMoRRHoIDs, External
or Internal, Blind or Bleeding Itching and
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Relief immediate cure certain.
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1t Cures TORN, Cut and Lacerated
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1t Cures BoILs, Hot Tumors, Ulcers, Old
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Head. 1t is Infalible.
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and Sore Nipples 1t is invaluable.
1t Cures SALT RHEUM letters, Security
Eruptions, Chapped Hands, Fever Blisters,
Sore Lips or Nostrils, Corns and Bunions,
Sore and Chafed Feet, Stings of Insects.
Three Sizes, 25c., soc. and sI.oo.
od by Druggists, postpaid receiptof price.
HUMPHREYS NED. Co.. III s. IL William ST., New York.
VAH sp a "a "a 90 Ezu AuH
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-02-14

Thursday Judge Mead made ar
order appointing II. 2. ChriStense,
guardian of Arthur H0lbek, a minor.
and an order for hearing q petition
for license TO sell lard in the same
case. He also made an order appoint
ing Chas. f. Hallman administrator
of the estate Of Christina M. Mailman.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-02-14

do away with the necessity of further
bond buying in the future. The sill
yer monometallists have killed one of
the bills and added s50,OO0 900 to the
burdens of the people during the life
of the present proposed bond issue. 1t
now remains to be seen whether or
not they will kill the other rather
than give the people relief.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-02-14

vital organs, the
kidneys, liver,
sto IN ach and
blood, it dispels
all d is ease S Of
these parts speed
lily and perna-
nently.
Try it. 1t will
do as much for
You as it has for
others. Remem-
Der it can do no
harm, as it con-
tains no poison
Gus ingredients,
and many OF its
cures are SIMPLY
marvellous.
Thousands are
living to-day who
owe their lives to
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-02-14
rYE1PTEO HOLDUP.

A Mr. Stahl, who lives in Dukes
AID non. claims that an attempt was
mad huld him uD at Two O'CLOCK
Mond YIN ,rning, while returning from
+, vSi To MS brother in the country
When t the corner of Broad ano
Rock streets two men ran out and at
temDed to stop his team, but he
whjrp up and escaped. The police
are Investigating the matter.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-02-14

Il ounty Commissioner Roberts is
desefv nc. of credit for the excellent
list OF grand and petit jurors selected
flum Ihescity.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-02-14

troubles worse than the original disease are
apttp follow. hey are again turning their
attention to natural remedies, and many Of
them recommend as being most reliable and
efficient the famous KICKAPOO INDIAN
SAGWA. the Great Blood Purifier.
By cleansing and invigoratng the most
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-02-14

Its use; as many more, who, by taking
bottle i'll time, have been saved from weeks of
misery, sickness and suffering, which is ever
accompanied by an awful expense. For the
cure of Rheumatism, Blood Purifier, Dys-
and diseases resulting from arrangement of
these parts it is infallible. We employ a
large force of Doctors, who will give You
medical advice free if you will write us and
describe your symptoms. $l.00 per bottle;
six bottles for $500. All druggists. Kick
apoo Indian Medicine Co., New Haven, Conn.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-02-14
INDIAN BABYH00D.
Their Struggles for Ex-
istence.
Their Sorrows as Keen, their Pleasures
as Great as their Little White
Cousins, but They Are Always Well,
and Grow Up Well.
The Reason. Many White Mothers
Might Profit by it.

wv the little "pappoose
ever lives beyond it's
infancy is a marvel; I'M
protected from the ele-
ments and knocked a.
bout generally, utterly
regardless of what we
are pleased 10 term hy-
gienic laws. But live
they did, and grew up
into a rann 1.nnnr,.nnl for
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-02-14

health, perfect physical development, and
endurance.
The reason is, they were the offspring of
nation whose systems had not been shattered
by the use of poisonous drugs Natures
own children = turning to her for help in
times of sickness. By their close commun-
ion with nature, discovering roots, barks and
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-02-14

HSfDs, lne great
medicinal proper
ties of which are
unquestioned by
the highest medi-
cal authorities of
to-day, the most
universally now
us ed being the ,
well-known Kick
apoo Indian Rem
edies. The best :
phi vs. icians are
now beginning to
abandon the use of
poisonous miner
ais aikalies and
a cid realizing
that, though tenn
pOrary relief mag
be GDtainC d .
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-12
Il foxbe,s /.

Nl1t | i5e0rs IN ylell) epiiterstuirll
6rou 81. Is. Wbitrlig, 5ienlli@ pl6Biid
an eiiletu 0er3I6loa.
glm /. 6ebruor III Wai1inaton 9p.
yDiliam Courts, i'm Qllter BON SO.
| Sabren, ali Mltersfdlpdd)e. sSn New
Seriep Qeboren fam er i'm Sabre 1916
nit ieinen Gltern natb Dbio itilo Iebte
BON 0a al auf berielben Garnl, auf Der
er geitorben III.
glm 4. Gebruar bel Yarnbia Mittue
Gonlig, ~ Sabre ali, an Der @ripps.
gm 4. 5ebr. IN ubridspille WiIliam
9. Reepers. 76 Sabre, 10 Monate uno
7 Sage alt. Der 8eritorbere mar Der
erfe Mapoi Der Gprporation llbrihs=
bile uno befleioete in Der 6olge aud
nod perihiebene anoere geamtingell
genannter 6toot. ST. mar 0er Batter
BON fiinf Giltberrl, porl ipelden lid nod
atpei S0bne llnb cine 3Odter aln 2eben
bennben.
Mm S. Gebrnar Safper W. Wbite,1
Mpotbefer In ubri6sbiae, i'm Mlter BON
48 Sabren. gr ftarb ipdhrenb eines
Beludes in Mt. Clemens, Mih., mo-
bin er aht Sage bor leinem Nbleben
nit elmer Sdmeffer eegangen mar, unb
bort balo mad Nnfunft an einem 9er5=
leioen ertrantte.
Mm z. 6ebruar in Denniion Mep.
Campbell, @eiitliber Der bortigen faz
tBoliiden @emeinbe, 46 Sabre uno 10
Gage alt, nab 3tDeimonatlidem Gran=
fenlager. Ser 0erltorbene, Der auBer
englii6 aud geldufis oeutfd, frans0=
iiid uno italieniid fprab, mar elm
Mann bon griinbiiber giloung unb in
allen 2reiien febr beliebt. Yon nabe=
rem 8ernanbten befinbet iih cine 9an=
te uno perf1iebene 0ettern uno 8aien
in Columbus. Nadb Sennilon fam
9tep. Campbell i'm Nopember 1880.
Nm 10. 6ebr. in Sairfielb 5p. 5rau
Minnis 2ariner, Die Mutter bon Hep.
2onal Yarimer.
9lm 10. Gebr. eSDIepb Scott IN Der
gidbe bon Nem Cumberland i'm utter
BON so Sabren. @r binterldBt 6rau
uno mebrere Ginber. Sein SOB ipor
cine 6ol9e bes 5hlages, ben er, iuie an
anoerer Stelle mitsetbeilt, BON ieinem
Yferoe erbielt.
9lm 10. 6ebr. 5rau 9annab Nelib
S'Oonnell i'm 0auie ibres So6ter=
manns s. 8. Bootb ail @elt 9dp
StraBe, nod gan5 furser 8raittbeit.
Die geeroigun9 finoet beute itatt Gie
Ieritorbene erreibte Elm 9llter bon ila=
beSu 83 Sabren. sic mar Die Wutter
BON 3 S0bnen uno z S01tern, bon
oenen.1 Sobn uno | So6ter ibr i'm
SOOe pOranainaeil.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-12
GnmoI 4uber.

Sic neue Gbeet Msiu tunrbe lsbten
MDntog Sllia erIfen nal in Ibdti9feii
oeIsbt unb IN 3iir3e miro aud Oas
gleh Werf ben Betrieb auFnebmen.
Qlm /. Gebruar ifarb cine fleine9 9ph=
ter bon Qeonbaro S1nliot I'M Nlter BON
5 s5abren Die Beeroiaung tanb Mon=
taa Na6mitta9s fatt
5riebrid Bernbaro bat bas &eiB=
@ebduoe, nabe Der Bierbrauerei. fduf=
lib ertporben, no er in Der @ile ein
6lalnen=Gebduoe aufri1tet, ba es ibn
I1on lan9lt an 9enii9enb Gaum fir
iein @eiddft feblte.
Ser Grah Der @itp Banf bon %. 6.
groDne in Sbrer Staot bet all6 bier
bas ar6Bte Nnfiehett erreet.
9ie ebaneelilhe Ct. Sob. Gemeinoe
bat ibre neue Girdenbelen1tung nit
einem Gelangeottesoienit eingemeibt,
BEL Dem Die 2eiitungen oes @bprs allae=
meinlte Nnerfennung gefunoen baben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-12
8iaige sd)mbe nmo stiefel.

Wir tueroen in ben nd95ten 60 Sa=
gen ale idtperen S6ube, Stiefel uno
8ummltiefel. gu berabaeieBten Yreiien
fir 8aar berfaufen. Mir seben bier
einise unierer preiie uno iteben aiIe an=
beren I'M ndfnliben 8erb1ltniB
9ie belten Gipftiefel fir Mdnner,
friiber $3.50, ieBt 800 quite Gip=
ifiefel fir Mdnner, friiber 1915, leBt
ESQ leoerne Mdnnerftiefel, friiber
$2.75, jebt 200 !; leoerne Mdnneritip=
fel, friiber $3.50, 2.25 uno 200, iebt
1.50 B; leberne Mdnneritiefel, friiber
81, rs, jeBt LIS I; quite &nabenifiefel,
friiber $3.50, jsbt l.65 +; bette Bottom
@ummfiefel fir Wanner $40, fir
anaben, LOS, fir 6rauen 1.6O I;
8ummitiefel fir Ginoer $1.00; /; ae=
fiitterte lleberi6ube nit S6nallen, fir
Mdnner, 95 >Gts. idlpere 5rauen=
ihube, friiber $l.25 Bis l.50, iebt
LOO; feline 6rauenidube, friiber 1925,
$50 uno 800, SO. 81 81, jebt
1.50 feline Traueni1ube, friiber
$1.50, jebt LOO.
gDer irgenbmel6e S1ubtpaaren n0=
tbis bat nno 6elo iparen milf, ipre1e
bor BEL eSobn gfert,
As Stem philadelphia, 8.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-12
GEN lit rar.

Sie Mnsgabe BON @olo=gonos bat
tein beionberes ssntereiie fiir uns, be
mir niht 8olb genug baben, um fold,
su taufen /; aber ieoer bon gud bat se.
mug @elo, um oieien Monat in Bar.
melees 8aarseiddft elm 9dar Sdub,
su tauien. IS miro iib iiir gn1 be.
sablen, Dor bem erifen MdrS Cure gar.
&c 6amilie bort nit Sduben 81 perfe=
ben, oa Der preis pon jebem paa,
Sduhen i'm ean3en Store berunterge=
febt 1T. Wir f6nntsn Breiie nambaft
MAIDEN, aber Der einsise Meg, gu6 81
iiberseuaen, beifebt BARN. baB man @ud
bieber brinat. Wollt Sbr tommen /?
Bolton 8ummitiefel fiir Mdnner,
CUTE Waare, $500.
s. &. Barmelee, ber 8aarliore,
Sbr mibt, mo- Der lit.
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Gtn itmiaM trauriaiter 2ttt

trug fi1 am Montag 4beno lebter Wo=
DE i'm fog. &so Rpw bel 9enniiDn Su.
Sort tpobnt in fbrefli9iter 9lrmutb in
einem gretterbdusden. oas fir alles
anbere eber geei9nef fein mag, als fir
eine menfdlide Wobnuna. Der einarmi=
ae Sam Npers niif 6rau uno 4 Gin=
bern. Qln jeneiil AbenD ibetnen bic
Ginoer in 2lbtueienbeit Der gltern 9e=
ipielt poer Th genedt an baben, nobel
Die 7idbri9e Gabel Qlnna Ing offene
6euer fiel, ober tpie fie fagt, bon ibrem
um eirlioe Sabre dltern 8ruber binein=
geitobefl Durbe. Ser I'm naben Stale
bel1aftigte gater elite auf oas Gel1rei
Der 8inber berbei unb bermo1te ni6t
obne Miibe unb niht Dbne ei9ene
8ranopunoen Sll erbalten, Die brennen=
ben Gleioer gu lDl6en Nun i6idte man
81 einem arste, oieier ianote einige Me=
Oi5inen. sina aber nidbt bin. i'm ii1
bonn 3ultanoe oes Wido1ens 5ll iiber=
5eugen /; nnb bisie Mebisinen ipurben
nun iiberoieB ni1t peripenoet, benn Die
in3wiiden beim9efommene Wsutter
f1eint ppm 8ebet ooer Der 3aaberfraft
elmer 9labbarin bsiisre Wirfuns eripar-
tet 81 baben. Grlf am Witttppd Mbenb,
naAbem Aep. yriee bon ben, iiberaas
traurigen 3ultanbe Des arinen Mdo=
1ens seb0rt bate, purbe Elm Nr5t our
Gteae eerufen. Ser 3uifanD bes Gin=
bes mar Elm unnennbnr trauriger. Mit
Branonunben an ben Mrmen, i'm @e=
libt uno am 6als, nit LIBERAL los bdn=
senber 6aut. bod aufgefAnollenen 2ip=
pen, baitig atbmero unb nit l80 Yuls=
idld9en per Minute, 70 fanb Dr. DC
@Oaam oas in S6mer3er Sudenbe Wldo=
den. Qlm Mittmo6 tpuroe basielbe
auf Mnprbnuns Der 2oipnibip=Sruitees
nad Der Ginoerbeimatb iiberfiibrt uno
sleih5eitig aud Die anoern orei Ginoer
our Weriorgung in Aenannter 9lnifalt
mitgenpmmen. Die Gltern ipioerfebten
Ii6 3ipar beren Wegfiibrung, aber Die
entiebli6e 9rmutb Der Gnmilie lnabte
bieie notbmenoig.
| e}u Der Gln0erbeln1afb mllr0e, fule
man nit eini9ein gr5taunen berninmt,
Die Mufnabme oes ouf ben 9Ob Der=
brannten Ginbes beriuei0ert lnb infrl=
ee befien iolte es irs Mrnlenbaus iiber=
braht meroen. 2llIein Der mitleioigs
Sobesengel erbarmte ii6 Der fleinen
Duloerin uno in Der Ndbe bes Blain
Sdulbaries muroe lis, beDpr oer7rans=
port bas Mrmenbaus errei1ie, BON ibs
ren entieBiiden Sdmer5ell sfl6st.
. traurig @eihid Der Mrnluth, utlo
trauriser nod, tpenn |i4 nnperitano
uno @leidgiiltigfeit bin3uaelent Wie
beIhdmenb aber lit bdS Gdifial oiefes
armen nun i'm @rabe ruhen0en WeienS
aud fur uns anbere. Wir iuenoeil lln=
ler Mitfeip Der Qlrnlut3 freni0er Qdnoer
Eau, aber jene IN nddIier 9ldhe ieben mir
Enitot
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-12
gDaram tpobnt Sbr ttidbt ittt
eiaeMett Nattie !?

Spredt in Der Blaming Mlia bon
Sobn Ndgelp unb Sobn an Sront
Strabe Dor unb Shr iperoet finben,
Dab es eben 10 leidt 1T, inn eigenen
5auie 81 tuobnen, als Mieii)e gu besab=
len. Siefelben bauen Sud gegen cine
lei6te Mnsablung nno Su 9iinitigen 8e=
oineunsen Elm 9aus hno bere6nen nur
mdbise 3inien fir oas ansele9te 9api=
tai.
Warum Wlietbe be5ablen, tpenn Sbr
nit bem ndmli4en 8eloe aa& unD mad
Elm 6aus ertperben fDnnt 2
@iinidt Shr gu6 nit leidter Miibe
Elm eigenes Seim gu eruerben. 10 iebt
Sud nit Ndgelp unb Sobn in 8er=
binDung. II
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Sic critic Natiomaibamf bon
GanaI Sober, Ohio,
Gapital $50,OO0 tteberianB nns ge,uimm 81 |, 600.

Die gealnten Der Yanf linb !: s. s..
8opnleno, Yrdfioent /; S. $. Mit6ea,
N3e-prdiioent /; 9beo. Wenb, Qailier !;
5beo. peter, @ebiilfs=Saflier. 8irst=
toren S. 8. Sepnienb, s. $. Wlit=
deli, 6. Deis, s.. 90. Streb, 8. Defen=
baber, s. Wenb, Q. Menb, u. Meib,
u. sc. glion, g. %. Grpqton, Sobn
9anion. QluBer ben 9enannten linb
nod folgenoe perIonen 9lftiondre Der
Bant Wl. 8. Yaer. Gbas. gaer, 81.
.. Yratt. Irau Otto Sdefler, Grau
Marp Sbafer, 9beo. Wenb. g. 81.
Wenb, @eo. Critics, Spbn Wenger.
Die @eiddfte Der 8anf tperoen nad eli
mem iiheren, fonierpatipen Ylane 9elei=
tet.
9epolitenfbeine tperben ausaegeben
unb iperben nod geliebcn eingelost.
Bleiben bic 9epoiiten tpubreno elmer
oeipilltn 3eit in Der ganf, 10 tperDen
bieielben persinst. Mit Der Banf fsbt
cine 6partaiie in gerbinbung, in pel=
der ginlasen BON eirlem Solar auf=
pdrts erigesen 3enomnler tueroen. I'M
Gpariamfeit inter alien RlaGen al f6r=
bern. Gleine ginIaaen fino eben 10
tpillfDmlnen iuie bic Der Rapifalilfet.
Gpreht Dor uno laBt @u1 oas GDftem
oieies Dapartements erfldren.
Vormiinoer, 9ruifees, Snbaber bon
anbertrauten @slbem uno perionen,
Die nit finan3iellen 9ransaftionen nibt
Dertraut iino, iperben finoen. Dob biele
Banf Elm fideres unb bequemes Snffi=
tut III. nm @elber III beponiren uno
Geihdfte ail erleoigen.
Die 9ireftoren uib Nltiondre Der
Bant iinO bic erfolarsidifen unb ipobl=
babsnolfen GsiddftsleIte.
Die geamte,l Der D1nf iprel1en
beut56 unb beiperben iia I'M bis 0unbs
fdaft ibier belltf6en Wdtbiirger.
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yie 13 Mrfifel Der Hefolutipn

Die 13 Mrtifel Der Mefolution,
(l3 eine llnaliidssahl) iuie lie bas fiir5=
lid In Gnaoenbiitten itattgefllnbene
5armer=Snifitut 5u eutem Shluile pai=
Iirt bat, leien iip gencu. tpie Die f6ptl
oft geborten Sleoen bes 3ufb 5ptpnibip
gDpuliiten &anfin. Derartige Heio-
lutipnen, Die unbeieben unb unbistu=
tirt BON elmer borber bearbeiteten Men=
ae als prill3ip erfldrt iperoen, baben
fei1en gr6Bern Wertb als Die 9lnlidi
zines einaelnen Biirsers unb baben 9e=
lu0bnlilb feinetl peiteren 3ipef, aIs I'M
in Die 3eitun9en 81 fommen.
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8ro,pst z 5 s311sf fAItitt.

llnoe,pDbnlibe Qyuffegnn9 erregte lill
gRDntdg WDr9sil bic Nunbe, Die 8anf
|ppn SO. Is. Brotpue iei folirt, Wiele
uolIten erlt beln geri1te feinen BIau=
BEN Itbellfell aber berfelbe mar nlr 3lt
rihtia. Die Banf tpar 5ahlungsuitfd=
big unb g. u. 9earbprff mar als Neafs
lenberipalter ernannt, Inn bie @ei6dfie
Ser Banf ob3utuideln. Nromne gait
allaenlein als reid UNI lin0 mir our
Gtunoe ni1t in Der Gage, iibvr bic llr=
fade bes GalliHenlents Nd6eres mitsnz
tbeiieu. esyebenfals bat bas Sallen Der
0rinDeiaeittbumspreife mitgebolfen, be
Gataitropbe berbeisufiibren.
ssSii Der 8atif ipareii audi Die @eloer
oes Sbuifpnb beppnirt, bod fiilo 0affr
Die Yiiraen haftbar.
Gs beiBt, mie gem6bnlid in folhen
6dlIen, DUB Nielnano ettDas oltrA oas
6alilienent berlieren tperoe. Wie Dies
lit, iuirb man ipDbl eri erfabren, uenn
Der Mafienuerwalter ieinen yeribt ere
Ifattet.
2lls ratiirIide 5olae mllbten alh
bas Gleioeraeibdft bon BroiDne g.
MeDers bier unb bas @llsnspaarenge=
ldaft BON Bromne & Walton In Canal
Doper, BEL tpel1en Bropne interefirt
1T, geihlolien iueroen.
Yiele uilierer @eiddft5leute iin0 burd
Die 3ablunesunfdbiefeit Der ganf be-
troffen llnb beiBt es aub, 0ab Die inei=
ten Der 2ebrerinnen unlerer Shulen
ibre Grlparni1e in 8roipne's 8ant oe=
ppnirt batten. 9ropne ipar lett Sab
rem MitglieD unterer S0ulbeb6roe.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-01-01
MAJOR MISTER is CHAIRMAN
THE HoNoRED CITIZEN TO LEAD DIS
HONORED DEMOCRACY.
selected as the Head Of the city Commit
tee-A ConcilIatory Offering to an
Outraged Public Plans Of the
Local Party.

AFTER Two years OF WftnEHHs' the bemo-
cratic bosses succeeded yesterday IN fix
ing up il harmony deal The johnson and
,..a,.', p.,r,,.r,ff- -tt,. ,orrrrftt,s- vent
,''. 'a''e ~''E o.''t..' '''N 49,
oIt OF existence ana a committee OF ioFly
members, composed OF the membership OF
the two committees was formed Iusuec-
,.r 81 pu.. r., NI,.,.b,. rb,frr,,r %
~ ~ 4"-0' IN -h"'P"st .i''' MAJ u+
TIE Johnson committee ana bernard Cor
rIgan. chairman OF the Cooper committee,
resfzntd fore the consolidation was ef-
f..r.F At.f.- Ts,4.s n ,tisr.r ,,.ss aI...t-.a
chairman and 4. L. bWyrr secretary OF the
new committee
q'ha l.4-ls are now os tho orfnTon thar
~. t.,-. ,,,.-f.. h. .,t - ~ srrr.r.,-.
I;.tF A"hS p'5r'+tl "I 'tl " .E l'tLel'tl = J.
Is kroty1 fo Il. srtIu.rfl, r.ape,rsiis 20
- ~ "a" @ -'..1o. H 'i 49,. 81 ..s s.ii5 @ a
fot ..ttt r.. Niig" 'tL .'1 .n'. ap9tt lt -. ~.