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SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-05-13
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@penter. II. @lai 189

Spencer, IL. Ntai 1897.
llalere Sarmer linb iebt fleiBig beim
@orapFan5er. Der 8eiSen itebt iiber.
al MIR Iebr biinn, oa Der @run6 Iebr
itbnell aa8getrOfnet 1T bard ftarfe
8inoe.
5r. $. 6. aneth nebit sSnm,lie ioar
lebte 8ofe auf einise Gage bei ieinen
@ltern Su 8eiuf.
llnIere Gcbulen uurben leBte @O6e
fir ben CONNER gel9lOIIen. Die beis
ben 2ebrer Serr 9. @. 5ielo nno SRI.
Gtta 8abe baben CUTE 3pfriebenbeit ses
seben uno boffentlieb iuerOen lie iuie6er
angeitellt fiir ben uddaiten 9crnir, tueis
der am 1. September beginnt.
Die Serren Solepb glltenbofeu, Cal
per 2ieuen unb Sacob 2abr bon Sarmer
Station iparen seiGdfts6alber auf ettide
StunOen bier anipeIenb.
Batter 3.6ger beginni 6ieie @ohe
nit bem 8au ber fatboliiben &lrcbe in
epiphany, tpelde leBtes Sabr 0urC1 Ell
nen Cyclone SerItbrt ipurbe.
Infer @ti see fpirb du elmer Ib5nen
Gomnerfrii6e nm9eitaltet. @ir baben
iebt einen i10nen 8apllliOn erba,lt, nll=
no Die Spencer gOrnet 8ano ieben
|GOnntag 9tahmittag Concerto giebt unb
Sebr SgbDne G6iffe beTnbren GOnntngs
ben See. Sas 8r6Bte Sbiff trdst 20
8erIoaen lnb beiBt u5iirit 8ismarf",
Gin anoeres trigt ben 9tamert ,,16 TO IL.
5obann fommen ,,@aHerliiie", ,,Grils
By" lnb ,,8irate" nit itbfpar5er 6lagse,
9ie ganSe llm9egeno lit eingelaben ii6
bier Gonnta9s 5ll 1ntiiiiren.
Die Serren sSobn &rltIe unb &billip
9erbeimer iinO 9eitern nah gaaftun
Iabgereift ols 9elegaten 5ur q. %. u. SO.
|@roBlO9e. I'm Die spencer 9oge So. Az
ji Dertreter.
Serr g6ag aenSie uoli Chamberlain
mar aiif eiiii9e Minnten in Der Gtnbt,
am alte Befannte 5u beeriiBen. 5u lpels
| den audl @dreiber bieies geb6rt.
6err M. aaltfmann ppn Der GiDur
6alier @rauerei, uber ,.9lfIertueltg Mos
IleS" iuie er bier geuoHnt iDirh. linD gi@
garrenmdhsr 5err @b. @oebriIg ipareu
auf einige GtHn6en leBte @ode bier am
ueienb uno Iie 1aben bic bieIisen 0eut.
ltben uRb syreunoe oes eeleli nNalIess'
f5Itlid unterbniten
Sic Serren 5. 8rato nnb s 3iealer
non Soma fanften bier cine Garlaoung
&iibe auf. nm bieielben mad Der GeSer-
patton 5u brineeu, 100 iie cine 8ie9.
rand aalegen auolen.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-05-13

lni6ts mebr 81 toffen SD bite rilr
| fir rltein golt, bas 8olf, fir ons Ib
einitens nit SreuOen fdnpfte. SD
mbhte bic ueiben Gegeuten bitten, baB
| fte meiu @olt in Grieben leben luifen.
sSbr beiibt aurs 2anb auf bieIer toeitert
groe. Shr babt es nit @eunit 9enpn.
men. SD liebe @uere @aiIe niCbt. ssSbr
bnbt mein 8olt erinorOet unO ruinirt;
i1 uerian8e iest nur Elm iuenig @ere1
tigteit. SD bin Sl aft un6 idmad. mn
b,eie tueite 3etIe BON benz 9anb Der
!, ,8afOtas" " Sli MAIDEN. MIR bic aiebe gu
nieiaem 8olfe bat mid bn5u neranlaIien
t6nneE.
gLts Der nfte Wanl an oieSer GtelIe
nngetau9t mar, iiabm er feline 9lugen=
gEdler ab lln6 tpiidfe iirb cine gbrdne
aus oem glnge. Man iab es ibui an,
baB er lieber fdmpfen, als bitten nohte
Gr frihr fort: sSbr miiBt nift Die
9roBe 5iDug &elerUation in so Qcre
Stiife sertbeilen, oeHn Das 2anb lit fttthf
fultlrfdbtg. Die 8dd,e trufnen ans /;
bic bei6efi @ia6e I'M g[usuIt perifngen
ieoe @rate. 3as 9nn6 fOnnte nid1t NIT
grfoig Don ben beiten ipeiBen 6armert
faltipirt tper0eit. Die sSnbianer iuer-
6eE nienlals ssormer luerbeu. ieibIt iuern
man iGuen bns bette 2nnn aabe. .e7SDr
iolItet iopiet SnteliseuS beliben, I'M 5il
tuiIen, OnB tpir anDers belaloat iino
als sabr ielbit. 8enn neine Sfniie 70
uief Sntetlisen5 beieiien bate, Oonn bdt=
tet eestr liiemdls bieIen Continent in
8eIib befommen. 8ns aanb auf nnierer
&eIerUation lit gut fur @eibe;; lnBt
uiein Golt SaIlelbe 5u bieiem 8lucf ge.
brauben, mir fbnnen 9ferbe unb Rinos
pieI aufsie6en aber feline @rntea er5ielen.
SD fam aud eiilmnl tlierber, ais Der
gro6e SDloat @rant 8rdlibent tpar tlnb
Ct urrii6erte mir, bas bic ipei6en 2erlte
ebrlid Ieiu tuilroetl. go lange er lebte,
bat er MIR beigeItanben. SD ebrte ies
nen Golbaten. er iuuBte topfere Mdnner
suibdsen. SD boffe, oaB Der Nath Der
gsseiSen nieinerr 8olte @eredttgfeit tpiy.
.berFabreti idIjen ipiro.
glis Geaat0r SSettiarelD. Der 8Drfi.
ben0e anf BEN COMMITTEE fir SnSianere
angetegenbeiten, Die Sanb oes alten
sSn6inHers erBriff nnb ibal periiberte,
baB in Der IDlpebenoen Suoianer @es
pilIi9ungsbia fir fein gOtf geiorst uaO
@eredtigEeit geii6t tueroea lufrbe, briidte
Der aIte S)inptIing oea SenntOrs Snnb
tsIt uito in9te
8e0enfe. boB gieb glou6 niemals nm
Eeinen s fallen gebeten bat. @s if eins
fa6 @ere1tisfeit, mas er flr iein 8olf
pertangt. Sd thue 6ies, ebe id iterbe,
benn itb iueiB. oaB mein 9Olt mir ein
lieben0es @nbenfen betuabren tuirb,
iuena i'd i9nen i6r Seim iitbern fam.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-05-13
glaoirt fur Ieiasg gtas..aesseaeiIsss

Ger 8Oidbrige Gionr. Snbianerbdupt
ling 8feb glouo bon Der Bine GiSge
glsentnr raahte neulib bic iueite Geiie
mad 8aIbington unb eridien bpr Dem
Committee fit Snbianernngelegenbeite
benz er fOIgenbe riibrenbe @ei9idte err
sdblte unb fir feline @tann.esgenuiien
ms MlitteI frat. Gr begnnn: SD bin
ieBt balb so Sabre alt. SD bin beinab'
erblinoet; i'd muB mid, tuie 5br iebt,
fiibren lnIIea bon einem meiner llnter
tbauen, Dem Gpbn elnes Friiberen tapfe~
rem &riegers. SD bin hierber oetOms
men, nm fiir @ere@tiateit fiir tieirt Bolt
5u ptdbireu. SD babe auf bieier SSelt
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-05-13
VNie beridtet miro, itebt i'm Iii6

ySie 6eri6tet miro, Itebt i'm Iii6iis
teu Soma unb n6r6limen 4anfas uaO
mi6ouri Der @interipei3en 5ientid9 gut,
s6enfo iinb Musf6ten alif cine sute@rn.
L in uielen Gbeiten RebroSfas. Die
5aferernte mag Iber ben 9nr6Idnitt
9iRnusge9en, unb audi fur Gossen Iino
Die 9tusTdteu gut. Die NIT 9llfatia in
llebrasfa aneeite1ten 8erIuthe baben Ole
oeiten 9teSultate ergeben, uro liab Die
AusiitDtPll arf DIE tenmenoe Gsnte re6i
3efcieDiaenb.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-05-13

0or &ur5em iulirbe in geipiIleil 3eis
tungea bic gsadrifbt nerbreitet, Die @i@
genbaba. Gonmiifdre tuiirben nibt uers
Slden, Die 8nfiagierrnten i'm Gtaate
auf orei Gents per Meile berabsnieBen,
oa man cine langtpieriae unb fDitlpielige
Rtaae bon Geiten Der gilenbabnselells
itbaftalt befiirhte. Gem III nidbt 10.
Der GeEretdr Der @iienbnbn. gDmmiffion
Gnluaer ia8t. bnB bas @eieb, beaiigli1
per 3 Gents pro Mleile &ate, Sirift
bur1gefiibrt iuerben iuiiroe, unb DAB Der
fritbes non 8ierre aus9eianbte Heri9t
Upn Der Midtbnrhfiibruns bieIer Bers
0rbnana ilntpabr iei. Die @ilenbabns
gpmmiIIdre Iinb HeiBig an Der 4rbeit,
etne Giife fir Sra9tratelt ber5uitellea
unb Uenn bieIelbe fertis tit, luerben Die
gommiIfdre nit ben 8ertretern Der gis
Observation-Disclosures cine Gibuns
abhaltea, Inn Die nene &atenliite 81 be-
Ipreden, 8as neue @eleB besiiglid) Der
;yrad]ts iOiuie 8aiiagierraten tritt erit
anfnngs Snli in &raft.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-05-13
Mada eineln ieht oemodaten lIeber.

NQO einem ieBt eenahten llebers
ic1tns miro Der garifan 3uder $50, ,ooo,s
300, an @oqenipaaren $l3.O0O,00O,
6u 8ier S13, ,00o, 900 nnb an Sbee $lo,.
100000 IN Die @unbesfaiie brinsen.
8on Den $50, ,0Oe,O 600, ipel6e 5ur 8e
treitnng Der 8egier,lnsstoiten alf9e.
5rau9t lDer0en, nnB aliO Der Grme
ebeuIooiei be5ablea iuie Der &ei9e, Ser
tehte ggeg mare, ben 3oI aaf 8nnren
anb 2ebensmittel, bic Oas getu5bnti@e
8otf brau6t, 70 niebrig tpie m0sLtth s,l
ieRen, baseasu iOllte Der Bon auf 2urusz
artifei I'm bic Sdlfte erb66t iueroen.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-05-13

gHie fam oieIe Stride Elm 9it1t Der
9eeit fem, luenn Iie fir oas @as ibat.
oet, spel6es tie brennt? ilt cine Gro9e,
toetde ein hieiiser @eiitti6er am leBten
5oan!ase ieinen @elneinbemitstie6ern
tar SenntlvDEtling oDrlegte.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-05-13

Bic @eIeB9ebung uon Soma BAT bic
lptt0e 8oIe fiir bic offi5ielle 8lltne Oes
Stantes erfldrt. 9ie @aITerlilie tuiir=
Be Elm pnfienberes Symbol far ben Itarf
acoBi6itieniItiI9 anseban9tett Staat
fsin.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-05-13

@fc Weillionare bon gtetp g)ort be-
sfaGten bic Ginfabrun8 Der GrbI6aitss
isener nIs rein il, 0er pertebrteu
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-05-13

gsr1StOeat Rc&inleg hat ioipeit
nit Ieinen Grnenunn9en gilo 9afOta
StdnSemb i9nprirt, trobOer Genator
gDEe Elm taglider 8eIuber oes 8eiBenI
6anIe5 fein Soll.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-05-13


Die anslosnmeritaniI6e 5diebsge,
.rt9ts 8ertrnss @orta8e tuuroe i'm
G5eaat abselebnt. Sir ben @ertra9
iEimmtea 43, oa9esen 26 Genatoren unD
erbielt Sonit bic 8Drlage aiCbt bic Oers
faSlnnssmdBige 3neibrittelmebrbeit.
3u bieSem 9lussang Der Gbieosgeri6t8=
Fcbe tpirO elm GROCER gbeif bes auleri-
faniShen 8olFes sSa unD 9lmeu iagen.
gSir brauben 5biebssericbtsgeIeBe.
gSir rnu6ten nit @nglanb fir nniere
s2ecbte fdmpten, nls mir finanSiell flein
anb fbnad, an s3abl iuaren unO ieBt
6randen luir feiiten Behring's. Sumbug
5p[lte Elm SAD oorfcmnneri, luelder eines
G6ieOsseridtes ben6tbigt. 10 fDnnen
siir ben 5aa palienee 8ebin9lngen ges
ltelt tDerbei linb tpenit ,,sssDbnnD 8nll''
aibt 6anlit 5ufrieoer tit, mag er lib nit
ms I9la8eti. 8emertensnertb iIt es,
oaB faGt alle tpeltli1en Genatorcn. 6ns
runter aud rnIere beiben, 8ettisretD unb
stDte. oascgen, Die 6Itliben ober fur
Den 8ertrag geitimmt haben.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-05-13

9aS Gtaatspberseridt ilt asierre bat
BE Gtreitfrase 5tuiiden bem alten uno
ie.len &e9entenratb 5ll @auiten oes
lebteren, 6es nellen, entihieoen.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-05-13
zttysteg NOsstsItsI

Gartef. llHiere Fleiiie Gtaot
BAT Dush DgrSbiebetie Berbeiisrungen
nnb nellen NnItrisb pieler SdnIer Elm
blbIhes aIAsIpben erbaItell. 9ie bie~
iiae BatEerTabriE tbut CUTE @teimifte nnO
Sic SSsas sfst EebeR ben iietItea NubetI
ioauou @ie tdgli1ea Nil6ablie5erans
qen beloufen fi1 auf ca. 1900 8flno
itno Die 5armer erbalten 16 Gents pro
gfanb fiir ihre Butter. tudbreno ielbite
aentaAte Butter bios 70 Gent bringt.
Ser 9leiSerbanbier gg. 81. @oooDfoons
iit mt ieiner Sauilie nad gberOfee,
ga, geSogen. S0ba Cotton Itebt Dem
hie1ieen @eiddft DUr.
Die gegenleitise 5euerDeriiderangs.
0eIeaidaft pon 8arfer ma6t 9nte @es
,i9afte.
sssn Der lebten Gnmitog 0latbt braGer
giebe in ben @eibaitstaben uon SEQ.
Gblidbt in MontrDIe eil, bffneten oer
@elol1raHf unb itabmer 50 90 in &ieiils
gelb nit. g9aaren luerben feline uer-
miBt. 9ie 8eamten iOIen ben Ser
iibern nuf Der Spur Iein nn6 boffen
berielben Eal6 babboft 81 iper0en.
Barter. 9ie @nnb 8ranereige.
ieli9ait BAT am 5amItag ibr bieTi9ea
2aserhaus geSbdftlicb er6ffnet. sic be-
treibt ben &ersauf bes 8ieres MIR i'm
@roBen. 9as 8ndIteinsebdu6e, Gis
geatbum Der Sc Mars, { sSa. gant bal
9iiiIe befDmmen uAb muB bas @ebdnbe
tbeilipeiIe umgebnut luerben.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-05-13
@eneral @iLgbn prn Wlild6eIl lpar aaf

@enernt Gilsbp urn Mit6ea uar anf
eiili9e MiilllteH III Der Gtaot
Gei Der bieli0eu Sreipaurer 2oge tua.
rem fol9enoe Serren uon Galeni Sli Be
Iudb: Mabor @. s.. 9lanonl, gomniIs
Idr @m BlnnferB, gGn. Gllis, bic stos
uofaten g. s.. gEilion unb u. IS. Berz
nasfi, s. q. Enler, GIiner Barnard,
6enrp 8arnar0, RDoneD 6all, Did
Gmitb, @t 6. 2dne, ssacDb Gnd s.
gsogale nHS g.@pIfmar. Bon Goniss
tDta s. s., @baller, 8cd Belan, Dan
garrp nlo ESreo 8nOfeg. Gpn Mont.
role toaren Or S. gienniOns uno per.
idbisoene 0hbere Gerren erIrbienen. Gt=
lie iunrDen BON ben EieIigen 8riiDerf
f6nigiiG bslpirihet. 6. @. 2in0efligel.
5aIeni.
9s0t. Cannon brobte neulitb Dem q.
6. Berllab5i eas g 2ebensIitbt aii9Subfas
len nro it'd feline 0rODun9 sa befrdftis
gen, faaFtef fr Iitb eiilen Gepolper. Gr
ipnrbe uerlmFtet auD ilnter grnran9elsns
pon $500 yilrgSmaft in Ons Gefdn9niB
nntb Gi0rr 51as gebrn1t. Cannon baBs
te 8ernnbfi, neil berIelbe als Gouotat
fir Sgine raa auF9etreien iit in eiaeni
fiir5lih pBn i6r gegen Cannon at9es
ftrsngteu GheIdei6ungspro5eB.
Gin Wtat Itarb In Gul 8rairie
GopnIbip gua. Start i'm Utter DON IS
sSabren ali ofr BrigEt'idben 9lierens
franfbeit. Ser 8erSturbene mar in
95prn, 8eati1lano, 9ebOren iin6 fam
i'm Sabre 1865 ndb glmeritn uno IA
esobre ipdter tiacb eiios GafDtn. Gr
bintertdat Dydl ano bier &inDer.
gpeneer. 6r. @m. Speie miro IN
ben eriten Eagen i'm SUM- eine Bett
boctfaAst ailf Dem gli See nit einea
GeiIenoen 9amens gg. gupiu lnterneb=
men.
8IiOgetoater. gfm Dienfta0 uOs
rige Gpbe brob in bem Mni1ineuraum
Der BriOaeiDater aollermiihle SeMer aus
itnD rid1tete 81 O0OS@aben Gil. 2GIer5e
Des gtgentbhmers, So 6 RDieerans,
fameH ii ben ssIomnien I'm. Die Gnts
itebaugSArip1e bes JeierS lift unbefnnnt
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-05-13

&auft bas pOr5itglihe 2ennor
Nfeal BET S.. araule, 80. 421, IA Str.
poer bsi Gl6ri6.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-05-13

Sic ,,fSreie S5eirnItdttel @Ortase"
sslangte bsiber GytraIiBung beg Com
9reIIes tuieber alif bas E0pet. Die
8unbesienatOren babeit bieIetbe bereits
nit 40 sesen IL gtimmen ansenpmmen,
bob birfte es nod geraame 8eit nehs
men, bis lie Dem llnterbnuie sur abs
thinning ui1terbreitet tuerben oiirfte.
Sprener &eeo ioll bieier 8ia feinestpees
freunoli9 seiinnt fein uno oas MID uiel
teisen. llebrisens beriibrt ia bieie 8ill
aac cine Qnsubl armer Sarmer i'm fer
aen 9orOmeiten, mare iie Oa9esen gum
sSatere1Ie Der arOBen Sabrifnntetl unb
,Ernifs" i'm Often, 6ann mare lie alIens
faqs {6cn ldnsIt sula @eieb getuarbea.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-05-13

Qn Sonneritas Morgen ipuroe nuf
Der Greppe bes goRpents su ganftOn
Gin fleines &inb aufsefunben.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-01-21
NEW YORK AND CABINET.
Mr.. Lauterbach Thinks She Will Be Represent
ed-Mr. Plat Out Of II.

Canton. Ohio, Jan. 20.-Edward Lau
terback of New York, Thos. C. Platt's
chief lieutenant, called on Major Nc
Kinley. Tuesday, and explained the
wishes and purposes of the Republican
machine in New York state. Mr..
Lauterbach said the organization de-
sired harmony and hoped the federal
appointments would not be objection
able.
We don't expect to ask for anyone's
appointment" said MIR. Lauterbach.
after the interview with Major Nc
Kinley. and we trust that no one will
be appointed who will interfere in the
work of the organization or be source
Of annoyance to it."
What about the cabinet?" was
asked.
New York WILL in my opinion" said
Mr.. Lauterbach, have a representa-
tive in Major McKinleys cabinet. OF
course / do not know who will receive
the honor. We discussed several men,
all of whom would be very acceptable
Among them We're Gen. Stewart L..
Woodford, Benz. +. Tracy. j. Sloat
Fassett and Congressman Serene
Payne. Mr.. Plat is not and will not
he a candidate for the cabinet. He
had been suggested as possible sec
rotary of the treasury, but l know he
is satisfied with his present position
and wants to retain it,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-01-21
NEW PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
Believed That Batch Of Bills Will Soon Be
Passed by Congress

Washington, Jan. 20.-Several weeks
ago, a petition, signed by 800 members
of the House, was presented to Speaker
Reed, asking that 43 public building
bills now on the House calendar be per-
mtted to come up for consideration.
Tuesday. a committee of five called al
the Speakers room to learn what con-
clusion the latter had reached respect
ing these measures.
IL was explained to the Speaker that
the bill had been reported at two diff
slider only the first batch of %. The
committee represented to the Speaker
the urgent necessity for the erection of
all these buildings and il the bills were
allowed consideration, no appropriation
need he voted at this session. All that
was required was the authorizations
to begin work and the amount of the
preparations committee in the next Con-
gress who might provide an appropria-
ton in the sundry civil bill.
The Speaker referred to the deficit
in the treasury and impressed the COM
mittee with the fact that Congress
should practice the most rigid economy
in all its expenditures until the condi-
ton of the treasury would warrant a
greater outlay. He is reported to have
been favorably impressed by the argu-
ments presented by the committee and
they believe that their request for a
day will he granted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-01-21
UniversaIist Fair Opens.

The annual fair of the Universalist So
ciety had most successful opening,
Wednesday evening. the attraction being
the production Of the comedy. "!mogene:
or the Witchs Secret" by the Readtield
Dramatic Club.
The hall, which has recently received
extensive improvements. was Hastily dec
grated with flags and bunting. and pre-
scented Il very fine appearance. Several
booths have been erected along the sides
of the hall. and each enjoyed a good run
of patronage. The attendance was very
large, it fact it would have been difficult
to have found accommodations for more.
The drama was very well staged and
each part was taken in an exceptionally
fine manner. The cast of characters was
as follows:
Charles Mansfield suspicious but brave:
DR.. Harris a friend of the family.
L. o. Tebbetts
Deacon Austin. Mrs. ManSteld,s uncle.
James Reed, an attorney-at-law.
Dennis O'Brien, Mansfield's valet.
Shocks. newsboy, l. L. Fairbanks
Walter J. +. Donovan
Surgeon. j. l.. Donovan
Maud Mansfield, aswronged wife,
Imogene. Reeds wife, Miss Teresa May
Mother Mundy, the witch Of Dismal
Hollow. Mrs. w. G. Hunton
Susie, Mrs. ManSfieldS maid,
Miss Tesse NJ. Gile
Guests. etc.
Time. the present day. Locality, Rich
mond, Va.
. Tonight. will occur the grand Colonial
Carnival which will be participated in
by nearly 100 of Hallowelfs fine-looking
young ladies and gentlemen, costumed to
represent Colonial DANES and sires. Ca
reys orchestra will furnish Emusic for
each evenings entertainment.
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what Constitutes an Excuse.

There has heretofore been considerable
misunderstanding in regard to what con-
stitutes an unexcused absence. but with
the following explanation recently pre-
scented to the students there would seem
to be no reason for mistakes. An unex-
cused absence is understood to be: LIST an
absence for which no excuse or explana-
ton has been offered: I'd. an absence
for which written explanation has been
rendered. the excuse being insufficient to
justify the absence; Sd. in general. "a
cut" an absence entirely voluntary,
chosen for the. pleasure or qualification
of the student, but occasioned by nothing
necessary. or important. Limitation Of
unexcused absences: When any officer
shall have recorded three unexcused alb
sences against a student the officer shall
report the fact at the presidents office
and the student shall be warned thereof
by the president. When a students I'M
excused absences from any cause shall
have amounted to six, the student shall
be regarded as under college censure If
such absences shall have amounted to u,
the student shall be subject to suspen-
sion. Participation in exhibitions. con-
certs. ETC.: Any student while under col
lege censure shall be excluded from par
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self strongest. Achilles never thought
he would turn his heel to an enemy, but
it was in that unarmored place the fatal
arrow was planted. 1t is usually the organ
in his body that man thinks strongest,
that disease assaults and batters down.
Caution a man about neglecting his
will pound his chest and laugh you to
scorn. He does not realize that con-
sumption beats down this defense imper-
ceptibly, inch by inch. The lungs once
attacked the only weapon of defense is
the right remedy.
oS per cent. of all cases of consumption
are cured by DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery. 1t corrects disordered diges-
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oil impurities and disease-germs from the
blood. All druggists sell it.
~ have used DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
and Golden Medical Discovery in my family -
Montgomery Co., Va, land have found it to be
the best medicine that ever used. 1 have also
used his Compound Extract of Smart Weed, :
and Pleasant Pellets They will do just what
they are recommended to do"
The newly-wedded wife, above all other
women, needs good medical book. DR..
Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser
fills this want. 1t contains over 1000 pages
and 900 illustrations. Several chapters are
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Advertised Letters.

Letters addressed to the following
parties were uncalled for at the Wat
erville postoffice, Jan. IS:
Jimmey Audette, Alec Barney, Joe
Barney. George Begin, 1. l. Bean. AL
phonse Brochon, Miss Edner Brann,
F. c. Briggs, Roland Crawford, Mrs.
Ivory Carter, Charles II. Gates.
Ephraim Doyon. Felicina DoyoH, Ora
Freeman, Mary Gilbert, Edith Gil
blair, Annie M. Hughes, Daniel Knapp,
Henry King, H. F. Libby. Philip Lev
in. Jean Landry, Angelina Lachance.
J. Edward Landry, Joseph d. Nor
risette, Joseph MERCER, Nettie Mich
OILS, Charles Prescott, Daniel Paulin,
Charles Peletier. Chas. Palmer, Philias
Roy, Francois Rousseau. Bonnie Roy,
Charles Roger, Fred Rogers. Della
Rance, John A. Rance, Mrs. Rosie NJ.
Smith, Mrs. Mary Savage, Ella Tower,
James Veneller, VIM. Wentworth, l..
S. Wade. Geo. A. Warner, Mrs. James
White,
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Noisy Politicians.

Philadelphia. Jan. 20.-There was an.
other stormy hearing yesterday in thu
contest of Samuel r. Hudson. free siive,
candidate for congress from the Third
district, against the seat Of Congress
man McAeer. and the fireworks We're
not only vocal. The monotony of tn
technical proceedings was first varied
by the smashing of a large glass in door
at 125 South Fifth street. where the
hearing was held. A little later in the
session a stampede was almost caused
by the explosion of a big tirucracker in
the corridor OF the building. and the ses-
sion was finally brought to close bS,
the declaration OF the landlord of the
premises tina. he could no longer endure
the presence of such disorderly gather
ing ir his building. But little testimony
was taken. because most of the Witness
is refused to be sworn until they got
their fees, whereupon the contestants
counsel threatened arrest, but without
avail. The session came TO a sudden
end. and no time or place have been
fixed for the next.
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A meeting of the stockholders Oh
the Gardiner shoe factory for the
organization of a corporation LOT
the purchase of land, construction OIL
buildings and erection of machinery
for manufacturing purposes. VIII DC
held at the office of Hon. A. NJ. Spear
Wednesday morning at 10 O'Clock. at
which time all those who nave SUD
scribed for the project are requested 10
be present.
Secretary Sidney. G. Decker OF the
board of trade received the following
telegram. Wednesday. in response 10
the letter sent on the Pullman to bos-
ton. Monday night: Can see you mere
any day. Cannot go to Gardiner TINS
week" The dispatch was signed ny
Charles Fl. Jones. one of the represent
tatives of the Commonwealth Snoe
Company.
Work on the structure will commerce
in short time and by June l. the Guy
will be blessed with a shoe factory
will give employment to 500 persons
and whose weekly pay roll will be sSOVV'