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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-17
GroRfeuer.
6Iammen rihten etneu Shaoen pom
iber $55O,OOO an.

Die Seuerpebr bate Sreitdg M6enb pieber
einmal einen barten Stanb. Na6e5u brei
Stunben lang arbeiteten bic M%anni9after
bon IS Sprtbenz@ompagnten, e6e es i6nen
gelang, Die 5Iammen auf ibren @ntitebungs=
6eerb gu beI9rdnfen. Der bur9 bic SLANT
men 0erurfd4te S6aben beIduft Iib uuf ge=
gen $350,000 bis 100000. Oas Seuer
6ra4 in benz 6auIe Go. So Mi9igan Mbe.,
mo fi9 bas Sii9bepartement bes @rocsrD=
gei4dftes Der Spbn q. Solman SO. befano,
beren @ei9dftslotulitGten itb auf go. SO
-63 Mi9igan Qpsnue unb go. As 2afe
StrdBe erf treden, tur5 Dor iieben u6r aus.
@Is Die erte Spribe uuf Der 8ranbftele err
i3ien, itano bas gauge @ebdube bereits in
5lammen un0 MaribaI 9otpe CAB infort
einen @ldrm a6, benz penige Mtnuten ipGter
Elm 2-11 4ldrm, Elm 3-11 unb i6lieBli9
ein SpecialzNlarm fir 5ebn 9~ampfIpriBen
foIgte, fobuB f6lieBli9 So Sprtben fire
Stra6len in bas brennenbe 9ebGube ianbten.
SrpBosm griffen Die Slammen in bedng=
i~tigenoer 8eiIe I'M iiG, unb 1otpobI an Der
Mi6igan 4pe. pie an Der Safe @traBe i9fuz
gen aus ben 5enitern Der o6eriten brsi Stodz
merle Die Slammen 6eraus. Cine feline paz
nif tpurbe fur3 nd6 Dem Nusbru9 beg SeuerS
bur4 mebrere beftige 9etonationen aus BEN
Snnern bes @ebGubes beruria9t, Die, ipie
Elm 4ngeite1ter 6e6auptet, Die Solge bes ST.
plObirens BON @bemitalien tparer, bic bic
Strma auf Eager bate.
In ben 2Of9qr6siten tpurbe bic sSeuerpe6r
du9 nod baour9 ge6inbert, baB Elm @aiTerz
t6urm, Der an Der Mi9igan Qpe. aufgeiteGt
mar, ent5pei ging unb in bic Slammen
itir3te. 0as 5ortI9affen bes S6urnes
ndbm cine geraltme 3ett in QnIpru9.
9egen 10 ubr enbltb mar bus 5euer unter
@ontroQe, uu3Oem Die Ober1ten bret 5todz
merle oes SOlmanf9en @ebGubes boQitdnz
big ausge6rdnnt unD bic beiben dnberen
Stodnerfe bplitdnbig unter @u1er qeIebt
tparen unb bas Dad bes Ne6engebGubes, go.
10-14 Cafe StraBe, in Dem fi9 Die S6eez
9anolung BON @6aie &c San6prn befinbet,
nbgebrannt mar.
Der S3aben Der So6n u. Solman 60.
piro BON Dem SetretGr Der @eIeG16aft, 81.
g. 0elaipdre, uuf etpa 100000 geI6dbt,
1T ieoO3 ooaitdnoig bur9 8erIi9erung gez
beet. gie groB Der 59aben BON g6aie &:
San6orn TT, ldBt iib DOridufig nod ni6t
fetite1en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-17
Gntidlonener bausmdd2ter.
Ginbreber, ole oas Bureau ser pafetenz
5obrif Don MoooY, tDaters & 60, iiber.
fallen, unuerridteter Sadie in ole Slud
eefhlaoen.

Der S9auplab Fines Gtnbru9s NIT pbli=
CATER S3teBerei mar Sonntag bas Compton
in Der P~aitetenfabrit bon Moobn, Waters &
@p., go. 283 @eit GongreB StraBe. Sura
na3 3 l15r Morgens entbedte Der bon Der
oben ertpdbnten 5irma 6eI9dftigte Bribet=
tpG4ter Wm. @ldrt 5tpei Bitter pom 8reds
ellen in benz Compton, 6amit be19dftigt
cine Snbentur auf6une6men. Die 8erbre6er,
tpel9e feline 3eit gu p~erlieren batten,
tparen NIT fol6em Offer an Der Mrbeit, oaB
tie ben Wdbter erit ,bemerften, als er MIR
nod penige S9ritte BON ibnen entfernt mar.
3ufdaig brebte it9 elmer Der &aubgeIe4eH
UNI uno cog, ben untpiIfommenen @tDrenz
frieo bemerfeno, obne irgeno ipel6e @inlei@
tung iein S9ieBeiien unb feuerte auf ben
psrbaBten Ginoringling 5lpei S9ife al.
@ldrt itiir5te ii4, troBbem er BON
elmer 8ugel in ben linfen Mrnl
getroffen mar, auf feinen Nnz
greifer un6 i9lug i'm nit einem pu9tigen
Sauitbiebe nieber. SSn bieIem Mugenblid
brebte Der &umpan oes i6ieBluitigen Gin
bre9er bas @ds ab, porauf bic @erbre6er,
bur9 bic 9unfelbeit b~eginitiet, enttamen,
troboem ibnen Der mutbige Wd9ter Der
Shiife na9lanOte. @lart 1T iiber5eugt,
0aB er einen Der Spibbuben ~bertpunbet bat,
bod gelang es Der poli3ei Bis babin ni1t,
bic @ermutbun9 bur9 Das Nlfipiiren Der
@in6re9er CUR @epiBbeit gu MAIDEN.
@larf ipurbe nab Dem Gount1z 6oIpital
gei9afft unb, na9bem bort Die 8ugeG aus
benz Nrne e~ntfernt tporben unb bic @unoe
%berbunben porben mar, na6 ieiner 8Ohz
nung, No. 20 Sbolto @traBe, gef4afft anD
in dr3tli6e 8ebanolung g%egeben. Den Sim
bredhern fiel feine#8eltte in bic 6Grbe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-17
Trei perianOt an Mdnner.
Gin WfSanm 1T Mi1igan entoeGt Elm be-
merfenswertbes 6eilmittel fir
SerlmIt pon Strait.
8rOben werbe1 fret at ate b~erianbt, Die oarnr1
iGrei6en.

GarI S. @atfer BON &alama3oO, @tid., BAT mad
einem iabrelanseu Sample gegen pie Ieelii9en ltIO tot'
perliOen 9eiDen BON performer Wtannbartett Oas .rlD'
tige Mtittel gefunDeu, ipelfes OGs eeiGen BELT. :.
@r benabrt Das @ebeiMuiB iorgi0lti9; abcr CT 1T
tniliq, cine 0robe Der lleoisin alien Wtdnnern at len=
esg, Die On iErgsnO siner Sos rn,i Gsi@ls fnai(;enS s$i'd io};
oorseitigem &crluit Des @eoa6tnifes mn Der &raft,
iGpadem &iidsn, &rampfaOerbrudD uuO @us5s9rnn9.
Sas &eiimtttel bat cine %beiOnoerS anGenebme SSirtun9
BON Rdrme unD ibeint unnlittelbar 5t inirtelt, lnoenI
es bic perlangte Strait unD eine @ntiptdelung 9lsbt, tte
Tie nur oelpiinld)t iuirp. Sas Wtittel bette MIR. NSalter
poatdn6is BON all ben llebslM uno 9ediOe4, Die nOn
iabrelanqem MiBbrau6 Der natiirlt6 fet9e1ebten
Snnftioncn b%erriibrer, unb iOa in ieOsm Sale abiOIat
superfGiiia iein.
Sempte, &alanla3 100, ,MRid., bel Der Sic %angeben, 0aB
Sic cine @rObe ieineg @eilmittels fir Wtdnnsr piH=
i6en, ipirO iOfOrt erftiat, rno feline N%ereiitun9 ::ratao
iuelber Mrt tpiro bon ibm ~sefOroert iuerOen. 0r bat
Elm oroBes Sntereiie OuraH, Oab Die sunOe bon Dtelenl
QroBartiocn Seilmtttsl ~perbreitet ipirO, NIB or 3crlels
Oet nit eorgfqlt bic YrObe ii9er %Osriitgs!t III eincm
6urbt uor iInbequemli6teit ober 8etanntperocu gu
baben brau0t.
2eisr p9bsn o~sbetsn, Obne ger5ua 81 i9rsiber.
; - 3fsb1Smt, ia, 10, tp6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-17
Cine Gsb-e, Ole manhem pom
1Iuben fem oiirfte.

8or Sturgeon ma6te Elm eigent9iilrlic6s'
Bro5eB bic 3unoe bur9 bic Prehe, nel6el
gu ernftem Na9oenfen alfforbert uno Ser
glei6e berborruft. 3pei begiterte 5arme.
in Soma batten in ben @eridten os5 Gtaa=
tee einen pro3eB begonnen un6 Ourd) ale
S%nitun3en fortgefiibrt. Siinf3e6n Sabre lager
ii6 Die 8etoen in ben 6aaren unb Die Softer
beliefen fi6 auf iiber $4,000 uno N1es
oieIes um Elm &alb. @ir tDnnen eint
quite 2e6re aus 8orte6enbem 5ie6sn. s.
5eigt uns, baB gertnge l1rIa9en m1ndmal
f9pere Soleen lnb Nuslagen no9 iuh 5ie=
ben, ipenn tie ntat glei9 gu Infong 9e=
regelt perben. 9ieies 1GBt iid unte- Mnbe-
rem auf &ranf6eiten uno ibre 9eilung en-
tpenben. Nni6einlid lsi9te llnpaBli6)z
teiten lperben lei6t 81 9ronii6en 2eibsn
ipenn lie ni6t beim 8eginn befdmpft una
oerniinfttg 6ebanbelt iperbsn. Sa1relanaes
Sie3tbum lnb i4pere &ednungs1 fir
Oottor urb @potbete Iinb Die natirlinsn
Solgen. 9ieIes bate audi Serr Matb
Soriter in 8easoue, g., gu ieinem 2eibueier
ausgefunbsn. @enannter 6err ldBt iib fol=
genbermaBen barii6er ous: Set fiinf5ehn
Sabren mar meine Srou leibeno un0 ipdbz
renb Der lebten bier Sabre bettldgerig. Sie
mar nidt i'm Starbe, iib 81 betpe9en, unb
mir muBten tie ~aufparten pie Gin 8abp.
Sehs Mer3te batten lie in 8ebanblang unb
meine Softorre9nungen beliefen ii9 i'm
2aufe Der 3eit ii6er $500. = Die lebten brei
gelebrten Serren gaben ie als ~boffaungslp5
auf. Sn einer. Mtdigan 3eitung las ih
einen Nrtifel iibsr Sorni's Mlpentrdute-=
8lutbsle6er uno bei9loB AUDI baulit etner
8erIu9 gu MAIDEN. Sd 1ieB mir eiae BrO6se
fiite tommen. 9alo bemertten mir %lpeIent=
li6e 8eferlng. Sic tpurbe aQmdliJ trdfti@
ger unb beute lit tie I'M Stanoe, tire 6ausz
ur6eit allein gu berfeben, obglei9 tie 81
Sabre alt 1T. 9ieien pliidli9en Suturo
berbunten mir Der 5eiltraft bon 5orni's Il~
penfrduterz8 lutbeleber, = Menn ales 4n=
Osre febli4ldgt,. LAB beine 6Offnln5 ni9t
~iinten, lieber 2eier.. Sornt's Mlpeatrduter=
8lut6eleber bat ii4 in tauienoen BON 5d1en
als rettenoer @ngel erpieIen uno Die in i'm
geiebten 6offnungen niAt 5u S@aroen gez
ma6t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-17
9ttt 1tttsere QeSerI

9t1tf Der eriten Seite finoet 1tmiere
&eier lit 9ematter 9tmsfiibr%n9 ole
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1tno eine
elite Der @r6mien, tueIGe 9ieieni=
9ett erbaltem, Sie iut @oramS be=
sabIen. 2tae 8rdntien, ieiem fe
1tit,t 8iidter ODER 8ilSer, Tito ior9=
faItt8 a,tssewd1lt, 10 SaB tie ieSer
Si6Iiotbcf, jeoem Seiut SUR 3ieroe
gerei@en. Seoer 9t%bpnnent miro
es oaber at ieimetn &Ortbeile fits
Den, ole Sine 9emam sm Iefcm mno
i'd SmrG @oramsbesabInng elite
Der tuertDpOacn Sr6nntem ST it@erm.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-17
9 eanerbe qeaen biebeut:

y @fperDe 9egen DteDeufz
DE &egierung. 9ie 8unbesregiez
rung 1T Dom Capt. 9enrp @ofen, einem an
gelebenen Mit9lieoe bes 9eutI9tbums bon
Deep Riber in Connecticut, eriu9t tporben,
bet Der oeuti @en &esierung pegen 8ebeqiz
gungen borteQig 81 lperoen, benen Goten I'M
2dufe oteies @inters pGbreno elmer 8eIu9sz
retie in Der alien Seimatb ausgsieBt mar.
@ls er ii9 ndmli3 our &iidreiie anf9idte,
puroe er tpesen Ni4terfiiaung feiner Drill
tdrpfli4t Derbaftet uno CUR 3abluns elmer
@elobuBe bon 1000 Mart ee5tpungen. Goten
min iebt our3 bic 8unbesregierung S9az
oeneriab e~rlangen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-17
Det1ie in Menfden9ettalt,
uneIaubIidpe 8rutalitdt oes ula.
lers uno Gape5irers Duff.
Gin aampf auf seben uuO SOB.

Duff, Ger feline 6attin ouf oas M1enfhenufs
wiiroielte behauoelt, miro in ieiuer
mohnuue bon cinem poIi3iifen sur Rcoe
eeteIt.-Oer brutale 8uride hebt eiuen
6uno auf oen flidtsa bnenoen Seamtcn
nro aerbadt ihm nit elmer Sdee oe1
Kopf. - Der poli3iit lebenseefdhrlib
perIebt, unS Ger brutale Duff nit elmer
Kueelpun6e i'm Seiu i'm poIi3ei=
eewabrfam.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-17

= 11niere gorrefponbenten unb Qsenten
befuden Die foIsenben 5taaten:
9err paul Srieba bic Staaten Soma uni
MinneIota.
6err 5reb S6erf ben @taut Obip.
9err 9enrp S9aa1 ben Gtuat SnDiana
9err NboGf @erner ben Staat Seras uni
bic Hepublif Merico.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-17
enmo4nrII ,,,,> mn:x.A<

uSaIpatcr" INTO .8airii6".
Heite Walsbtere, 0ebratt nom Der
Gomr. Seipp 8retug. Co., iimo bier=
NIT beitens ettpfobIen. Sssn SSlai6em
natS V6fIerm az BADEN. telephone
90. $50. 8ott4itg 9eptm. go. 800.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-17

Ha@ beionberer ue6ereintunft bat bic
German Qmericen Publiibing 60. IN Sos
4ngeles, @ulif., unfere gertretung fir ge<
nannte Stobt unb Sib>@ alifornien ii6erz
rommen unb finb bsren 8ertreter bere9tigt.
Ibonnementsgelber gu folettiren.
Middletown transcript., 1897-09-11
NIAGARA FALLS.

The last two ten-day excursions of the
present seas on to Niagara Falls via the
Pennsylvania Railroad will leave Phila.
delphia, Baltimore, and Washington on
September and Is. An experienced tourist
agent and chaperon accompany each ex-
cursion.
Excursion tickets, good for return pas
sage on any regular train, exclusive of
limited express trains, within ten days, will
be sold at $40 from Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington, and all points on the Della
ware Division, 1910 from Lancaster: $3.50
from Altoona and Harrisburg; 1925 from
Wilkesbarre; $3.50 from Williamsport; and
at proportionate rates from other points. A
stop-over will be allowed at Buffalo, Ro-
chester. and Watkins returning.
A special train of Pullman parlor cars
and day coaches will be run with each ex-
cursion.
In connection with excursion of Septem-
Der 4. excursion tickets will be sold Septem-
Der 7, 8, and 8 from Niagara Falls to Toron-
to, via Lewistown and steamer, at rate of
$l.50 for the round trip, en- account of the
Victorian Era Exposition and Industrial
Fair, to be held at Toronto August 80 to
September IL, 1897.
For further information apply to nearest
ticket agent or address Geo. w. Boyd, As
sistant General Passenger Agent, Broad
street Station, Philadelphia.
Middletown transcript., 1897-09-11

the District Court at Fort Scott. One
of them is Miss Cora Wheeler. Last
Monday the Sheriff served her with the
usual summons to be and appear at
court ON the day set. She sail: "Oh,
thank you so much. Please tell the
dear, kind judge that I will surely ac-
cept his invitation or send substitute.
Isn't it funnyP"
Middletown transcript., 1897-09-11

"As if brick were lying in my stomach
is the description by dyspeptic of his feel.
ing after eating.
This is one of the commonest symptoms
of indigestion. Ifyou haye it take Shaker
Digestive Cordial.
Not only this symptom, but all tt symp-
toms of indigestion are cured by Shaker
Digestive Cordial.
So many medicines to cure this one dis
order. Only one that can be called success
ful. because only one that acts in simple,
natural. and yet scientific way. Shaker
Digestive Cordial
Purely vegetable, and containing no daE-
gerous ingredients, Shaker Digestive Cor
dial tones up, strengthens. and restores to
health all the digestive organs.
Sold by druggists, price 10 cents to 81.
a bottle.
Middletown transcript., 1897-09-11

Ivy Ou tu0 plod tuht pOSt0ElLy uaS uOu'
nothing for him or for her. But Deitbe
a king nor queen is called upon Il
court "daily martydom in matrimony'
through uncougenial' companionshiE
from which, in the case of women
and We are more Immediately con.
cerned with her-there is no escape
except on the penalty of worse from a
moral point of view, and of downright
fraud from dynastic one. One day
Frederick Nv of Denmark was stand
ing at the palace window with his con-
sort by his side. A splendid carriage
with magnificent woman seated in it
went by. "Who is this?" asked the
consort. "That's my wife," was the
answer. "Your wife2 And what am
I?" ''You-well, you are my
Queen"
The epigram, brilliant as it was,
might still raise a smile in our days,
because Reventlows, Pompadours. Du-
barrys, Rosina Vercellanas and Prin-
cess Dolgouroukis are getting. rarer
and rarer. although they may not have
entirely disappeared; but their equiya-
lents of the other sex would not be tol-
Grated for an instant. The sovereigns
of Europe, if they do not contract abb
solute love matches, marry at any rate
with their eyes wide open as to the
physical charms of their royal partners,
and they need not drop with astonish-
ment at their plainness at the first sight
of them as Henry VIII felt ready
to do when be beheld Anne of Cleyes,
or demand glass of brandy as the
future George w did when he caught
sight of his Caroline of Brunswick. |
Even the future Wilhelm FL. on that |
memorable morning when bis mother /
and grandfather forbade him to return
to Carlotto Grossi, a singer, for whom
he wished to renounce his rights to the
throne, had an album shown to him
containing twelve royal princesses.
Gar Nicholas was given his choice be-
tween princess of Montenegro (the
present Duchess of Naples) and Prin-
cess of Hesse, who is now the Czarina.
Young Alexander of Servia appears to
have had a difficulty in procuring a
suitable consort. The difficulty will
be eventually smoothed by Francis
Joseph, who made love match if
ever aSsovereign did, and who knows
to his cost that even love matches do
not always turn out the best. "As
you make your bed, so you must lie on
it," he said to his son a few months
before the latter shot himself. "That
is true; but there is no need for two to
lie on it," was the answer.
Enough. Queen Wilhelmina, what.
ever outside history she may or may
not know, knows the chronique scanda-
leuse of the modern House of Orange.
She knows that her great-grandfather's
private life was the main cause of his
abdication, rather than his defeat at
The hands of the Belgians and the
French. She knows that her grand
father beat Anna Paulowna like a coal
HEAVIER, and that her fathers first wife,
who was a most charming and sterling
creature, was martyr all her life.
She also knows that the most respected
and happiest Quaen of history made
her own choice some f1fty-eight years
ago, whom she was but few years
older than Queen Wilhelmina. And
The intends to follow that example.
One can only applaud her determine
,ion.-From the st. James Gazette.
Middletown transcript., 1897-09-11
The victories of Hoods
SarsapariIla oyer all
Forms Of disease

ConcIusIveIy prove
That it is an unequalled
Blood purifier. II conquers
The demon, Scrofnla,
Relieves the itching and burning Of salt
rheum. cures running sores. ulcers. boils.
pimples, and every other form Of humor or
disease originating in impure blood. The
cures by Hoods sarsaparilla are cures
absolute, permanent. perfect cures. They
are based upon its great power to purify
and enrich the blood.
Middletown transcript., 1897-09-11
10 Birmineham and Mamnb,s

The SOUTHERN RAILWAY OFFERS THE BEST
sERyIcE.-Ask for your ticket via the South.
ern Railway. Two daily trains from Broad
Street Station. Through sleepers and fast
schedules make it the quickest and most
comfortable route. For further information
write to Jno. NJ. Beall, District Passenger
Agent, 32S Chestnut Street. Philadelphia,
Middletown transcript., 1897-09-11
no Atlanta and NOW orleans

The SOUTHERN RAILWAY IS THE SHORTEST
AND REST RourE.-Be sure to call for ticket
via the Southern Railway. Two trains
leave Broad Street Station, daily, carrying
through sleeping cars. For further infor-
nation write to Jno. NJ Beall, District Pas
senger Agent. s2s Chestnut Street, PhiIadeI-
phia, Pa
Middletown transcript., 1897-09-11

rERY wide-awake
American boy has
heard Of Wall
street. In a more
or less hazy way
lie understands
that it is the grea
money market Of
this country, the
heart Of our COM
mercial body, a
Middletown transcript., 1897-09-11

Z
quite SO delight
full as a woman's
idea of courts and
law and judicial
procedure gener-
ally. The papers
have been fell of
accounts of those
three women che
sen as Jurors in
Middletown transcript., 1897-09-11

The TEArscRrrr sl.OO . year
Middletown transcript., 1897-09-11

THn TRAEscRIrr 81 90 per year.
Middletown transcript., 1897-09-11

Those who are offering to sell the in.
formation about examinations, etc.,
which the civil service commission
furnishes to all applicants therefore
free, have grown so numerous that the
commission has issued an announce
ment containing the following explicit
language mo person has any infor,
nation of Importance to applicants,
concerning exam nations which cannot
be obtained without cost from the COM
mission. All claims to the contrary,
therefore, are Misrepresentation"
Middletown transcript., 1897-09-11
Our Wor11an's
.....Column

JURY DUTY A SOCIAL FUNCTION.
Middletown transcript., 1897-09-11
VAUGHAN'S Pharmacy,
The trade supplied at liberal discount.
Read These Testimonials

ScoTT's LIVERY STABLES, May lst, 1896
Having used Vaughan's Diamond Condition
Powders in my livery, can heartily endorse
Spring Tonic, Blood Purifier, and Removal
Of Roughness Of the Skin and Hair.
L. C. SCOTT.
MIDDr >-gowN, DEL, Maya 2. 1895
can truly sly of Vaughan's Diamond
Condition Powders that consider them the
best Horse Powders that ever used. Having
thoroughly tested them on my horses found
they produced the desired results for which
they are SO highly recommended.
CORTLAND r. CROCKET.
MIDDLETowN, DEL, Apr. 1895.
DEAR SIR:-Having used your Condition
Powders found them good for all kinds of
stock. would advise everyone to use them.
G. r. MANLovE.
MIDDLETowN, DEL, Apr. l8, 1895.
have tried your Powders and find them
Superior to anything have ever used.
FRANK PIERCE.
Middletown transcript., 1897-09-11

Naval officials believe that the send
ing of the battle ship Indiana to Hall
fax to be docked, will, after all, be a
good thing, because they think it will
convince Congress of the necessity of
providing for ample docking facilities
of our own. 1t is hoped that it will
not be necessary to send any more
warships to Halifax to be docked.
Middletown transcript., 1897-09-11
Washington
Letter

HER officials are
just as deeply in.
terested in the
suit broug ht
against Postmas-
ter General Gary
and First Assist
ant Heath, by
John G. Woods,
Sunarinfan dant
Middletown transcript., 1897-09-11
On Change.

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Middletown transcript., 1897-09-11

HERE is nothing
Middletown transcript., 1897-09-11

Rents Boxes
In its New BURGLAR and Fire-proo
Vaults, Makes ample provision in its
Store Room and Vaults for the safe keep
ing of Securities and Valuable packages
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-06-30

There is scarcely doubt that the
general impression as to the San Ans
tonic springs drying up is not the corr
rect one. The true solution Is to be
found in the nature Of the soil in
which these springs are found and IN
the nature of the rock IN which they
spring. The crevices IN the rock
through which the waters of the
springs issue are clogged, and the wa
ter precolates downward and finds a.
lower level. Cleaning out the springs
and that means cleaning out the whole
river bed, for these springs are found
more or less all along its bottom,
opening the assures with dynamite in
the larger springs and cleaning the bed
of the river by dredging, will be found,
despite the claims of no rain of late
years, to double the supply of these
springs. New Braunfels gave San An
tonic an object lesson in this matter
years ago and did 1t with marked sue
cess.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-06-30
DEMANp BILLS OF LADING.

When unknown agents" represent
ing unknown houses" try to place an
unknown make of piano in your house,
under the plea of saving storage ask
them to show you the bill of lading.
Demand it; insist on its being produc-
ed, should you have any idea of buying
and you'll find in all probability. that
the instrument is a wanderer, and many
months, If not years. since it left the
factory. The price usually asked for
these boxes is $350.00.1 Offer .one-half
or less and your offer will be readily
accepted. We have evidence of this
fact to show anybody, now in our
ware-rooms. gfE pW sofa HuH
Before closing any trade with such
parties, call on US and you'll save mon
ey as well as get an honest made in
strument, with an unquestionable. guar
anty. THOS. GOGGAN & BROS,
San Antonio, Texas. ag 2T-tf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-06-30

All Democratic hope of carrying Ohio
on the strength of Republican dissen-
ton has gone where there are no re-
turns. The party that put the pres
ent administration in power is well or
ganized in that state and state and
party pride win be enlisted to keep the
state in line for the Republican party
this fall. Conceded that Ohio is liable
to go Democratic in an off year it is
not liable to slump this year though
1t be an off one. for the reasons above
given. Thus 1t is that the Democrats
will find that it is not McLean's year
in the old Buckeye state.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-06-30

1t is getting now so that a coach
built on the American plan is the only
thing that is good enough for the
Queen of Great Britain and Ireland
and the Empress of India to ride in.
John Bull grumbles but 1t does no good.
William of Germany finds that the
members of his royal family will not
ride on anything but an American
wheel, and the wheel makers of Ger
many are hot over that. Japan finds
that American made machinery is
more adapted to work in that island
than the machinery of the European
houses and that causes a swish to the
Japanese petticoat. All this availeth
not, and manifest wisdom teaches all
the world to get their things made in
America, or If there is prejudice
against this then steal or buy an Amer
lean model and pattern after 1t.