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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-14
Profit. in Cattle Raising.

Special to the Globe.
Dragon, Red Lake township farmer, the
other day. sold 135 head of cattle for $1,000.
This transaction fully demonstrates the pos
ness. Mr.. Dragon is an energetic young
man who left New York state for this section
only about three years ago, possessed of moth
ing but his keen Intelligence and strong
DISCRIMINATION to sliccAed.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-14

Gen. Miles may have some trouble in
the next few days to wear q No. 71s
hat In the jubilee parade at London
his position will be second only to that
of her rnajesty's bodyguard. This is
the dueen's pleasant way Of overlook
ing Lexington and yorktown.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-14

Prof. Coins argument that wheat
and silver go up and down together
would hardly work these days. Silver
does all the going down and wheat all
the going up.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-14

Here is distinct reversal Of the US
ual order Of things. William e. Jones,
reader and tragedian, has gone into
pugilism. William has gone far enough
to have his head examined.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-14

A Chicago library has undertaken the
task of publishing Biographical sketch
Of every citizen Of that town. 1t ought
to be valuable ten years hence as a
work of 1numor.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-14

Another very mean man has been
dug up in the person of a Kenosha,
Wis, hackman, who has been holding
UP parsons who were uniting eloping
couples for half the receipts.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-14

1t is stated that Ellis H. Roberts, the
new United States treasurer, began life
at the case. He couldn't have remain
ed there long, however, as he has been
In politics over thirty years.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-14
GOLD CROP $50, ,O88, 600.
Minnesota Did Portion of the
Producing Last Year.

WASHINGTON, June 13-The prod
uct of gold and silver in the several
states and territories of the United
States for the calendar year 1896 is
estimated by the director of the mint
to have been as follows:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-14

It is simultaneously announced that
l4,0O0,0OO American biscuit were sent
abroad last year, and that there has
been a great increase in dyspepsia in
France and Germany.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-14

IoJalS $63, OSS, 000 $76, ,069 236
The increase in the production Of
gold over 1895 is shown to have been
s6,47S,000, while the production Of sill
YER shows an increase of $4018,00O.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-14
EVENTS TODAY.

Met-Jim the Penman, S,15.
SneIIing-Guard Mount, S.45 =. m.
Battalion Parade, 6.45 y. m.
Concert, 7.3O p. M.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-14
Exciting for New Praguers.

Special to the Globe
NEW PRAGUE. Mimi, June 1S.-An ex-
citing game of base ball here today resulted:
New Prague IL, Montgomery IL. Batteries
Rachao and Bilek. and Slime. Keofe and
Kretnek; struck cut, by Rachac 8, by Slime
and Keofe g.; attendance, 500.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-14

It is announced that Mrs, Florence
Blythe Hinckley has divided her ia
ther's millions with her lawyers. Did
She do it voluntarily?
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-14

Maj. Mckinley ran against a queer
experience without wincing at Nash
Vile. He was escorted to his hotel by
4 squad Of mounted ex-Confed crates
N uniform
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-14
TaiIors No Nearer Winning

NEW YORK, June 1S-The strike of the
tailors entered upon its fifth week today, and
there seems little hope that the end Will be
reached for at least ten days more. Every
thing in and around the headquarters Of the
strikers was quiet today.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-14
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMSHIPS.

NEW YORK-Arrived: Spaarndam. Rotter-
dam
QUEENsTOWN-S Sailed: Umbria, Liverpool
for New York
NEW YORK. Arrived: Alsatia, Genoa
Furnessia, Glasgow.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-14

When the senate gets through MAX
ing rates on sugar, the public will get
new rates on sugar." about three
pounds less for a dollar.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-14

A nine-year-old New Jersey girl beat
1,200 wheelmen in a 116-mile race the
other day. Where were the officers Of
the law, that they permitted such an
obvious bit Of cruelty?
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-14

Bates, Minneapolis. Winona was Sc
lected as the next pksce for meeting,
the date being left with the council to
set not earlier than May nor later than
July, 1898.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-14

ment week exercises at Lehigh university
began today by services in Packer Memorial
church. The members of the graduating
class, numbering between seventy and eighty,
were present in caps and gowns. The bene-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-14

The senate continues pretty nervous
over the prospect that a silver fuse will
be attached to that tariff bill late in
the day to blow it up.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-14

Has anybody any statistics that Gen.
Grosvenor can work on? The general
appears to be in danger of dropping
put Of public notice.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-14

One trust at least is bold enough to
state where it stands. Through it's at
torneys the coal trust says it is a pro-
lection to the public because it wards
nff eytnrtinn
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-14

Local fishermen are not in it when
It comes to stories. A Californian has
captured a bass OF the black sea va
riety which weighed $40 pounds
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-14

The snowfall in New Jersey the past
week was a distinct slap at the mos
quito Of that commonwealth.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-14
Chapman Returns to Gotham.

WASHINGTON, June 1s.-Elverton 3,
Chapman, the sugar trust investigation Vit-
ness who was released from Jail on Friday,
returned to New York this morning ae-
companied by his children.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-14
schuIn GuiIiY of NIurder.

MILFORD. Pa, June 1s.-The jury in the
case OF Herman Paul Schulz, OF New York
charged with the murder Of his wife, brought
IN a verdict Of guilty of murder In the ffst
degree. The jury was out all night and refl-
dered the verdict at $50 O'Clock this morning.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-14

Why announce every week that Cis-
neros is not dead? Let it be taken for
granted for a while now that he is
alive.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-14

Gen. Miles declares Thermopylae i'm
pregnable. King Georges army ought
perhaps to lose no time in massing at
Thermopylae.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-14

While Wanamaker bloviates MATTHEW
Stanley Quay sits in his seat ant
Stands pat"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-14

Abdul Hamid continues to hesitate on
the question Of whether he dare fore
close his mortgage on Thessaly.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-14
BULLETIN OF
TIE ST. PRUL GLOBE.
MONDAY, JUNE IL, 1897,

Weather for Today
Fair, Continued Warm.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-14

Lehigh Commencement.
BETHLEHEM, Pa, June 49, Commence
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Ser perIprcne Sobtt.

5enrp 6olB, Der in Der gfdbe bon
Miopale ipohnt, mar am SamIfag in
Iem Yhilaoelpbia uno bate ieinen
oreildbrisen Snaben mitsenommen ;
als er beimtebrte uno in Der Ndbe iei-
ner @phnun9 Die Strabenbabn berlieB,
pereaB er Den Gnaben uno badte erii
an benielben, als Der StraBenbabnma=
gen meiter iubr. Nun rannte er aber
auer iiber Die 6eloer nod ieinem 9aus,
ipannte iein Yfero Elm uao trieb, be
eleitet bon ieiner So1ter, in poler ga=
riere nod ubrihspille, um ous Sinh gu
iuhem. gei Miooale marc oas Yuggp
umseporien, obne oaB jeooh Die Sn=
Iaiien oosr bas @eidbrt s1aoen litten,
uuo 10 murOe baKelbe rpie0er aufeeltellt
unb Die untsrbrodene 6abrt fortssiebt.
Ser Gnabe fano lid in ubridspile
utter Der Sbbut BON gonbutteur 5000
pin3arner uno es gefiel ibm 10 pobl
auf Der Strabenbabn, oaB er feline
3uit beseiate, ieinen Yater uno Die
Sdueifer nah 0auie 81 besleiten
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Sober Gorrefp onOems.
4. SttDber, 1897.

~~tAppNtf lOc'"
glm Samitag, 2. Sftober fanb Die
8eeroieung bon peter Miller lfott.
Serr MiQer mar friiber Elm @inmpbner
bon Canal Soper uno mobnte bel ieiuem
Sobne, benz Dor eini9en Sabren babier
perltorbenen Ypltmeilter philip Miller,
uno 3os ipGter nit oelien 6amilie mad
MtaiIillon. moielbit er i'm glter bon rs
.yabren itarb. peter Miller mar aug
Selien Nahau sebiirtig F.; feline iterbliher
ueberrelte puroen bon Der oeutih lutb.
Stride aus auf Dem bieiisen Waplemolr
3ir6hof begraben.
9lm lebten 5amitag bielt 9r. So
mount gu 8uniten Der populiiten:
0oltspartei cine siinoelbe 3eoe. Ser,
gomount 1T pobnbaft in Smaba, Neb.,
uno lit elm aussesei6neter 8eoner. 81
er6ffnete feline &eoe um z ubr Nbeno:
uno belt bel elmer 9roBen 3ub6rer.
Wenge bis 9 llbr aus. gDir geben gu,
oabsb,e Nnlihten bes Geoners pielIeitie
anerfannt 81 tueroen beroienen. Seood
besneifeln mir beren Yertpirtlibung fiji
Die nd6he 3ufunft, bpffentli6 aber iint
mir i'm Srrtbum. Y
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Mm Sonntaa Morsen brad auf ei=
mem tpeitlid fabrenoen Gradtsuae Der
pan 0anole gilenbabn cine 2uftbremie.
Die Golae par, oaB bic Bremien Der
boroeren Wagen fd ihloiien, mdbreno
Die binteren Garren nabidoben unb lib
auftbiirmten. Sn einem Woment ua=
rem 10 Barren iiber einanber getbiirmt
uno bsioe @sleiie blofirt. Ser gon=
butteur. 6enrp yropn. Der auf sinem
geihloiienen 6radtluaaen iiano, als Die
Bremie bra6. ipuroe breiBig CUB melt
gefhleuoert unb trug einen Sddoel.
bru6 Gno einen tiefen S1nitt i'm reh=
ten Weine babon. gs lpuroe ibm TO-
fort CUTE drStlide yebanolung gu She'll
uno er befinoet 1id anf abem Wege Der
Beiieruna.
8eibe Weleii.. iparen bur1 bic Ser=
triimmerten Wagen blofirf uno Der
Vertebr wuroe anf mebrere Stunben
untertyO6en.
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0eMurben.

Nn "a. September in Gmitbpi0e,
o.. gond 2iebttualter, Sohter bon u.
8. 2isbtpalter oabier, I'M Utter bon
81 Sabren.
glm 25. September in Dairp. Wlonroe
gpuntp. O., Die 0rau bon Nifolaus
Gddr, eeb. 8erber. i'm 9llter ppn 81
Sahren an ben Golgen zines Shlas-
flutes, Der iie Dor un9efdbr einem Sabr
traf. s Ginoer, fiinf 50bne unb cine
So1ter. betpeineu nit Dem Batter ben
gerluit Der straightforward. 9ie Wsr=
forbelle ipobnte friiber in Gagerspille
uno lit cine Sdpelter bon Snbn Gerber
in Mubnrn uno Ghrilf Gerber in 6air=
fielo 5olunibip.
glm 80. September in Stem pbila=
oelpbia Wm. M,llifen, I'M Otter ppn
SO Sabren. @r binterldBt brei S0bne
uno cine Spdter.
2lm |. Sttober in ytem pbilaoelpbia
i'm Saule hires Shuieesrlobnes, Si=
mon @iIgen. Die gnitt,pe Suian q.
Slpihart an ben 6oleen zines Sdlaa=
anIalles, I'M 9lter BON 81 eSabren. Sic
binterldbt orei 4inoer, suei S6bne,
W. q. Sribart babier unb Ssrani
Smibart in Canton uno cine So9ter,
6rau Simon @ilgen. Sic 8erHorbenC
bat idon Sabre lang on glfbma gelits
ten.
9im 3. Sttober auf Der Sarm. boz
s. Mithener, Simon Snebt, % Schr,
aft, an Der 9lussehrung. Ser 8erltor:
bene binterldbt cine trauernbe @ittw'
uno Elm ooer aluei Sinber. 9ie 9eib
muroe gu ben slnsebOrisen bes 8erltor
benen nad Grpoteo Stun aebraht Uni
seltern auf ocm belltIAen Srieobof in
| Stone Greet S9ale be9raben.
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NeMtr

2sbten Wsittpoh gao9mittag unoes
fdbr um llbr ert6nte bier Oeneralaria.
Die Runbe nerbreiiete iid, bab bic Nd=
aelfahrif brenne. bod 3eigte es iib, baB
nur bas biirre 8ras uno @elfriipp Inn
bieielbe in Branb eeratben mar. Das
6euer ipnroe prompt gel0idt, obne
weiteren Shuben anauridten.
unsefdbr IL Stunoen ipdter ert0nte
abermals Der ihriile 5on Der 6eueralo=
de. Ser 0iibnerital bon gbas. 8artles.
seseniiber gldgelp's 0olsbof fano in
beaen Jlanlmen. Dant Der gner9ie
Der Geueripebr lpuroe Elm tpeiteres Nus=
breiten oes 6eueys perbinoert.
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9}iht ole neusn unh anfanos nieI

\ gii6t alle neuen uno anfanes piel=
aeprielenen neuen @rfinounaen ertpeiien
lib aud alS gut. 9as ibeint aub nit
Dem rauhfreien puluer Der Sail gu
Iein. 3enn nod Dem iiberemitimmen=
oen urtbeil Der Gritifer Der leBten erp=
BEN Man6Uer bat iid babel uno sipar
oiesnlal i'm er0bten Mabitabe eraeben,
oab es cine iebr atpeiIelbafte grfinoung
mar, inoem man ia aleroin9s lein ei=
lenes 6euer oaburd regeln tonne, baB
man jeoen ein5elnen Maun fallen lsbe,
oieie siinitiae Sage aber saud fir ben
SSeinb 3utreife. llno 10 meint man,
ueroe man i6lieblid 9esmunaen iein,
Die eigene Stellung bur6 fiinltlide
&auderaeusuns Dem Seinoe 81 perber=
gen.
Sic 9elitid=Nn,erifaner- Idreibf
Shaoe i'm Sentinel" - tparet ME 10
obnmddtig uno BON Der Sunoesregie=
rune 10 archaeological bebanoelt, als
unter McSinlpe, Obaleih er obne Die
oeutI9en Stimmen niemals pralibsnt
getpDroen p1re.
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0ie @unoer Der gDiHemi1aft.
9unsenleiben nnb S9minbiu9t FIN:
ncm gebeilt perben.
9in beriibmter Nem Dorfer gbemifer unn @eiebrtei
madBt unIeren 2elern ein freies Mneebst.


Ser beriibmte @bemifer, s. u. Glo-
cum BON Rew Sort Gitn, betpsist bic
gntoefuns zines lidern 5eilmittels aes
gen Shmlnoiudt (2ungen Suberculo=
lis), 8ronditis, Gilnaen= uno gruitleis
oen, bartndfiger Suiten, Gatarrb, all
gemeine abmasernng uno Sdwdde,
0erluit bon Tleiib nnb alle llebel, un=
ter benen Die Menihen biniie6en, ba=
ourd, oab er iebem 2eier bieies Slattes,
Der oaiiir anfrast. frei brei 6laihen
GeDe nit elmer beionoern Meoi3im ieinel
neuen gnioeduna auienoet.
Seine yneue ipiiienihaftlihe gebano=
lung" bat Sauienoe oauerno 9ebeilt,
ourd oeren redtseitiaen Gebrau6 uno
er betradtet es als feline profeilionelle
phi6t, Der leioenben Menidhsit eine
probe ieiner unfeblbaren Gur ai seben.
Die Wihenihaft entbiilt uns tdslid)
leue WunDer uno bieier arobe @bemilt,
Der Sabre lang ssoulbis erperilnentirt,
bat &eiultate ersielt, bic 10 tpobltbdtis
linb tpie irgenb ettpns, bas elm anoerer
@enius geleiitet. Geine Bebauptun0,
oab 9ungenleioen unb 6dwinoiu1t IN
iebem 2lima beilbar linb, miro in iei=
aem 3aboratorium bier unb in europa
in 9auiensen bon Briefen befdtist.
Die gefiirdtete 6dpinbiudt. tpenn
,,;H,4 oosYXr+ hcAe,tfo& hoIN;oou ,s,,N (,
hern 9Do.
Man fhreibe an 8. u. Glocum, M.
g.. SO pine ST., yaew OOrt, nit &c.
naMer Nn9abe BON ppf- unb grpreB.
Office uno bic prObeflafhen tperben bon
ieinem 2aboratprium frei berianot.
Qeioenoe iollten iofort bon bieiem Ii
beralen Mnerbieten @ebrnud MAIDEN.
Wlan made ben Doltor in ben Brie-
len barauf aufmertinm, baB non b,eie
Nnsei9e i'm .Deobaftsre 9elsien.
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Mm wsontoa besann bier Der
Dftcberterinin bes @erimts.

Mm wsontoa besann bier Der
Oftoberterinin bes @eridts.
SO. s.. Gammeter bat ben Gone
traft fir Die Ylumber Mtbeiten I'M
SpernbauIe erbalten.
Sniolge Der Diirre bat Der Mild.
ertras in ben leBten Wod)en iebr beoen=
teno abgenommen uno bemgemdB aud)
Die Proonftion bon Gds.
Nout Sbr biibidc 9ampen. neues
@eibirr noer Ibbne gbinawaaren, 10
finoet Sbr oieIelben su billisen Yreiien
bel Burniibes. "a
= Weaen Der berrihenben Girre
lino aud in unIerem Sountp piele 6ar@
mer aenotbiet, WaKer berbei 81 fabren.
um ibr Bieb 5u trdnfen. uno nod im=
mer feine Ausiidt tiir @eaen.
= 8eFern bielten Die &epublifaner
oes Is. unb 10. ienatoriellen Siltrlfts
in Sem Gomerstomn ihre Gonuention
pno So9n 8. Mor9an onn Cambridge
uuroe fir einen stpeiten Sermin npn,i=
nirt.
= Gin 3eitunesIhreiber In Seras
9ibt ieinen vidumigen" gbonnenten
foleenoen sarten Naienlliber Ser
greis Oieier 3eituns 1T ourd Die Gina=
lep=Saritbil nidt eraD1t po.oen, aber
mir tpiinIden ben ginorud etliher unle=
rer 2eIer su oeripiiden, nelhe 81 9lau=
ben Ideinen, baB lie auf Die Sreiliite
eeiebt tpuroe. = Is loll au6 in Sbir
Iolbe 9eute seben.
= esn Giabud. feds Meilen iablid
BON Miaersburg. Solmes @ountp
wuroe 5reberif Hen6orwoOb, Der 81
fet=N0ent Der 6. u. & Is. Sabn an
Dem Seimpea BON Dem Sabnbof BOT
einem 3anbtrei1er erIhDIien. Se,
9erl be,pertifelligte feline Jludt, bod II
ibm eine 8ohe auf ben sserien. Se
@rmoroete NOR allgemein gea6tet uni
binterldBt 6rau uno Elm Rino.
, - 9luF' Der in Wfilmaufee abaebalte
men Marinette- @onierens Der Metbobi
, fen rief paltor Sr. Mattbew goan
oroBe Nufreaun9 oaburh berpor. oa'
er bic giloer auf Den Gailenfdeinel
unb Sanfnoten Der gunoesre9ierun!
fir pbie6n uno uniittli9 ertldrte. =
gSenn irgenb elmer unlerer Nbonnentei
I oerartiee 8eoenten trd9t, 10 liuo mi
, ge,ne bereit, oenIelben bon ieine1
r Sfrupeln 81 befreien uno ibm iiberoie
nod fir feline S6sine 9ebiibrenoel
: Sreoit 81 geben.
) = Sas pampblet Prattii6er Wes
uelier gu pfarrer Sch. GneIpps Seil
, metbooe, in oeutider ooer en9liide
Spra6e, 1T in unierer Office gu baben
preis 10 @ep!s. II
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Cite reipIutc Ssran

i6lu9 fiirslib einen &duber nieoer uno
bielt i'm feIt, bis Siilfe fam. Or. Pier=
ees Golden Medical Discovery 1T
cine NrSnei, uelhe benz kindergarten
Der i6redli6en ScrofuloIe einen &ie9el
pori6iebt uno, tpenn redtseitig 9enom=
men, ben 6ortidritten Der 2ungen=
I6ninoiudt @inbalt gebietet. IS tu=
rirt 0eroauunssbeidmeroen Spspeplie
6ronilhe Diarrboe uno dbnlide 6eim=
iubunsen. Sieie wunoerbare Meoi=
gin bat auh oaour6 srobe Seriibnltbeit
erlanst, bab iie 6ieber uno SSrolt=
idauer, Milsperbdrtung, MiilSerlpeite=
rllng rno Gbnli1e 2eiDeu furirt.
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8rieninc.

Sir Die am 2. Sttpber enbenbe
Mobe blieben fnlsenbe ni6t reflamirte
Sriefe auf Der bielisen poitofiice
2uep Barr.
Glmer Yartrun.
VI. 6. 8arfberf.
8olilion s.. 2anpros.
8race Wtlller.
s. s. Manbop.
2illie MurplD.
Som Murpbp.
sSreo 9fpotle.
9laron Steffep.
@. u. 9earb3rff, s. M.
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WtidDe Der tdtarfem ei6eI Der
2ett aus.

IS lie9t gum ar0btsn 9beil in uniern
0dnoen, ben ginariffen, melde oas
9llter init iid brinat. aus3utpeinen, in=
oenl mir unier Ylut trdftia, rein uno
normal erbolten. Gornis Mlpenfrdu-
ter ylutbeisbsr 1T als Elm llniperlalmit=
tel fir Nlte unb Gdsuad)e anerfannt.
Derr S. 8. @inier, 6snrp, go. Eot..
iaat bariiber: .Seit id) GDrnis Alpen.
irduter YlutbeIeber einnebme, fiible ih
beler ais felt 80 Sabren, Oblei6 ih
bic 3abl 90 fdon iiberldrittsn babe. !"
9BirD nur Dur1 Gpeaial Maenten
urrfauit. I'm ndhere Mustltnft tpenDe
man iiA an Or. pster 5obrnep, ll2
80. DDpne aue., Chicago, 50.
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$. &. u. Y. Qeute Mbel

s.. &. u. V. Deute Nbeno
geriammluna.
- Uie @traBenfair in ubrihsb!ae
NOR iehr gut beiudt.
Wlit benz gau Der &ubber 6abrif
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Semi=weekly graphic., 1897-07-31
HIS OWN BICYCLE MAKER.
The Creditable Work of a Boy, a Student of the Branch Nor
 nal College.

In the show window of katzen- stein shoe store k a bicycle, which, at first glance, attracts no special attention, until the card attached to it, bearing the following inscription. is read; eMade by Paris \ Nelson. aged l8 years, a student of the Branch Normal college.
 X careful examination of the wheel reveals the fact that it was not turn- ed ont in q regular bicycle factory where machinery is used in making the various lnrts. hnt the wheel is wonderfully woll made in every de- tail This colored boy had the bene fit of a training in the industrial de- partment of the Branch Norma College, and he has taken advantage fit to such an extent, that the bi- cycle made by him shows that he is a practical machinist. The wheel was made by him, throughout and Is splendid piece of mechanism.