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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-07
Mackint0sIleS and Umbrellas.

ladies' Plaia-Llne3 NJ -klntoshes.
doub,e cape. the long military cape
and the Imperial cape. worth $6-53:
challenge safe. s{e5-
Ladies Blue Serge Macintosh. p,ai3
lined velvet collar and tabs. single
ard double cape. one wavyh S. %. chaI-
Ienge price. SO.
ladies Macintosh. New Empire
cane. etc. velvet trimmed. n st-wool.
tan ana Melton. slNa gs gZ5sa. chal-
lsnEs price. S-a
Tadies Umbrellas. Paragon frame.
s-eel roo natural and fancy wood
handles. also a fsw wita Fancy Ores
Dc. Handles. selling a. sc. ssc CSC. sc.
Sc tne Umbrella ~ cas- give yoa
~ n5a. - FAR the best bargain n
.av-n- made % good Gj3r.a six. N
AL shapes II sardEes
Umbrellas IN the 11er grades b1tn
ladies and gents AZ NLs. So. g. IS
and up
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-07

IN his lecture before the Seattle Art
rasr1e last Tueatay evening Mr. Carson
ga. The ralncloud Intensified becomes
the storuclogd wherein We oehola
raight masu. Gcencs Bn9 magnitude truly
keyadsrfnz The heavens appear 70 ss
s,varrhrevn and crashing down upon me
devoted earn IN tumult2ous. gigantic on
r,tr1tence ard gloom. rendered tns mora
intense by lur.5 suiphurous cosOrs and TIE
white strea niGg and quiEeTlzg shafts q
frs srsaafal IN their irFeE4.arity and con-
ssrning energy. BeDeath the onslaught
.rogd mar Is helpless as child. No
srrartErs that he can erect. however pow
srsui and enduring. 3 cspable O with
atarsfag thgs crushing sn1 devastating
verath Ea.a aeEesras r. torrents ana we
eaW Il cIousuurxt TIE whole canopy -
heaven seems 10 burst Great poad=ro1s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-07

MONDAYS SPECIALS.
CHALLENGE BARGAINS.
Lac. Calico Wrappers. light and
mealum dark coiors ....................
3gc.
,,ases, Fleece-iined Wrappers .........
only T5e.
rsaarsn's Rubbers. sizes :. s. 81.
ard le5s $500. 1880. .....,...'.
BE pair.
Mas Heavy Rubber Overs ............
Only Z5c pair.
,.ssss. cas,ss. trimmed with fur and
ouEy st.oo.
LADIES' Heavy Winter Jackets. in
heavy Caeyiot llSh storm collar,
49, onis ss.5o.
snalss' Rubbers. odds and ends. size
/ 81 ard :. only .............. ....''
vsslsached Muslin. good quality only
-se sara.
sot. Fieecy white Domets Fiannels.
only ..t--.,,,.. .s....s..s..,.- '..'....'.'
ai.c .asd.
ladies' Maekinioshes military cape. in
b.aek and navy blue. worth s. g..
onis SI-.ss'.
sAsgex' Maekintoshss. in ane wool
sersss. navy blue and black double
sextnFe, new military cape. value $50
Only Rs.ssss.
PURE Thread Etching and Embroidery
silks only ....-..,...... ..-.-....-.--...
ic sisein.
Royal sociesy Embroidery Silks. all
eeiors, only .......t-. ........t...*..s.
BIZ si>esn.
aamped Delft Pattern Doyl.es. size
Only he each.
Large Linen Center Pieces. size skis.
Only Is.
Elnch Rustic Taneia Innings. worth
Only Sc yard.
z.lnes Fine unnleached Muslin. the &c
quality ...,..,,... ...s.+..,.. ..........'.
Only sisc yard.
Heavy F1eeced Canton Fiannels. the
Only IxAe ward.
English Cotton Gloria Umbrellas. nat
ara wood handle ........ .....-.......-
onIy 3sc.
10 pieces Dark Fab and Winter Styles
Of Outing Flannels. worth sc..........
only Bic snrd.
Brooks Best. 90 yards. Spool Cotton.
Monday y. m.....t.. .....+....s+...--
&c spooi.
ON, T. Crochet Cotton. all colors and
all numbers ....s....... .................
: balls for &c.
Best 100 yards Sewing SILK. only .......
sc spool.
Best Quality Spanish Knitting Yarn,
large sksins ........... .................
Isr skeia.
Embroidery Zephyr. all colers. Mon
aay ,........-. ....s...... ...-.-s..+.-t..
3lse lap.
German Knitting Yarn, full skeln.....
I5c siseln.
Dark FAN Styles Prints. mill ends -.
3isc yard.
x-lneh Bleached Muslin. soft finished.
orig .........,. ..........,.... ........,.
sise yard.
SHARED coney Fur collarettes. lined.
worth Sbo .........*-... .......--.......
Only si.os.
ladies' Seamless Fast Black Cotton
Hose, only .........-. .............-.....
sc pair.
Extra Long Waist Corsets. heavily
honei, IN black and drah, neatly en-
bsoideTed, only 5000. ,....,....-..-,..
soc pair.
, paira Chenille Portieres only ........
ss.5o pair.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-07

The Nineteenth Century Literary ciub
sr foyed a delightful meeting last week.
Miss Clara HID presented q paper on
George EYot. showing deep study and sn
intimate knowledge o. the great author.
Following this interesting paper was a
general discussion In which al members
shared. IEogr ANNE for next Thursday:
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Curtains and P0rtiereS.

rixxest bargains IN the town. with
cut any question. for the stx-days'
challenge sale.
A new Curtain. The Eugene" Re
Nuisance Curtain. made q saNony
Net with Torchoa lace Insertion ARD
esrinx 20 mach. fun length. 81 YARDS
lorr worth $50 oaiy $1ea pair
A Nottingham Lace curtain. hfus-
snts EJECT three feet away coUidT' {
~ i from a real Brussels. tne eject
= rn- same: in neN snd handsome de-
signs only s. 3 = pair
Nottingham Lac Curtains from &c
a rsfr and ap. Irssh Point Curtains.
a, e 81. real Brussels az s. =. SWISS
,,nrtatns az Sis a pa3-
Snlrnsia values AZ Sc. Sc, $l.a and
.~s,eriUle Porg!eres. with deep eor-
sars al both en3s hcng fringe. selins
a. So SO. &s and Ses pair snd
up -. s..t-.,,
heavy frsnge. at SO. $50 a PAR ~.
rns Chenille ard Tapestry FoF'lrfes
~ car sell ssnrfy fer loungs covers
az exactly half price
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-07

a Halloween party was given By Miss
Ora Carroll a. her home, 1905 Third ave-
rsta last week Present were Miss Ger
.~s,se Stevens. Mics Sadie Steele Miss
raray Jean. Mas Marjorie Brown Miss
AlgHa Carroll Mics Nellie sapp. Miss Oh
i've Chaplin, Miss Alice Levy. Miss Jessie
Han Mss Mabel Bennett. Mr. Claut
wales. Mr. Frank LsaRoche, Mr.. Willie
wlsher Mr.. Clarence Wright. Mr. Sam
tlal B sspp Mr.. David Chaplin. Mr. Lon
20 Howard. Mr. John Lynch.
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Chiidren's Jackets In the new
blue. green and navy. Empire
back new style collar. trimmed
IN braid, buttons. worth $50, e0sn
challenge price .................. sSJ.cU
Chiidrens imported Tweed Jack
cts. Empire style. trimmed in O. on
velvet and fancy cord. only. sSo.JO
Children's Chev3ot Jackets,
strictly tailor made, large but sC~a
IONS. oniy ...'...-..-.+,.......... sy-.cO
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Wrappers and House Gowns.

Ladies Calico Wrappers. latest cfis-
newsst designs F1anneietie, Al SO. CSC.
sc end s5c
Ladies' House Gowns. latest c1t rev
sleeve and sa.h dainty patterns, only
&c, El5o s. 3 aEd up
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Children's Reaiy-Made
Dresses.

New up-to-date styles. and marked
70 sell a. prices below me cost oG the
mages.a. alone.
ChHere1's Fiaunelette Dresses. rev
s-yles trimmed Rlth braid only &c.
ChEidre8s Wool Dresses. Empire
stple. trimmed p fancy plaid ard braid.
fancy revers rev sleeve. worth SIS.
Challenge pr5ce 800.
Better lines lg inner materials. more
expensive trimmings. every one cut ~
the latest style. selling 81 &-a, 80.
E. 81 ard Szag
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-07

THURSDAY evening a few Of Sheriff Moy~
er's friends surprised him at his home. 10
Broadway The evening was spent IN
playing progressive whist The cham
r,lay, riayars were Miss X Dolan and Mr.
Mover. a lunch YVES served The guests
were Mr. and Mrs Meyer. Mrs. Deberno.
Mrs. r Dunn Mrs J. Shute. Mrs. 8.
Garckea. Mrs T. J. CorcoFan. Mrs. Cean.
Mrs. Minnie, Mrs. Parkinson. Miss K Do
Ian. Miss Cleo. Cusuman. AT. ~ q.
sfosltinr Mr. C. Miller. Mr. r king.
Mr.. r r. Lawson. Nr #. Miller. Mr.. J.
Brooks
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The Tuesday Cinch club IL the latest
organization among the young women Of
the old Knot Gain set. II was organ
ized last Tuesday AT a meeting held az
the home Of Miss Cardin on Eighteenth
avenue. The members are Miss Nc
Naught Miss Clark. Miss Brookes Miss
Mckinney. Afiss Morgan. Miss Cardin.
Miss Holmes Miss Spencer. Miss Nn-
gent, Miss McGraw, Miss Semple and
Miss Ethel gemple The club had for fts
guests last week Miss Phillips. IisR Re-
Der Miss Jackson. Of Boston, and Miss
Wlttler. Miss McNaught and Miss Nc
Graw won the prizes. The next meeting
OF the club VIII be held at the home Of
Miss Holmes.
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2lbonncments.prci $500 GAS 5ahr;; na1
Deutid,lanS II. Scr sbwei, $50 eas 1ahr.
9cu Musfau, Der purd bic reuioirte

, 9cn MusfaI. Der purd bic reuiotrte
T%ariiuorlose entitsht. MID man o"r4
cine e,bSbte @iers une Ibeeiteusr aus
a,eiden. Gin Puro9ropb Der in Senot
bes Gonareiiss einberidtetm Earifbiu
beItimmt udmlid, Bag eim Sou BON 10
Gents aui bas Yiuno Shse se|est "no
bic Yiertteuer BON 81 aui sl.44 bas
Ta6 crbSbt wirb. Oasssen bat ma"
Don elmer Beidltun9 Der Sauertrautz
Snbu|trie NbItauo 9enommcu uno quits
ertraut wisbcr auf bic Vreililte 9elett.
Die Der 0unoesienat bic SneoniequenS
beseteu tam, Sausrtraut onf Die Vrsi*
lite Al leeten uuo bic 9isriteuer gu ers
bSben, lit mbtsreiFi@; Die {6erren lde's
men bic Ourit erresenosn Si9eni9aftsn
oes ed>sn osutiden 5auertrautes n'dt
Al %tsnnsn, ODER lie gsben BON Der Nnli9t
aus, oo6 Die Oeutiden ourb cine erbobte
Bierneusr wieber eiumal bas 0aterlano
retten miiIen.
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1tuIdu0tt madte bic Na9ridt

ttnIdn0N madte bic Nadri9t in
Der @oloprsNs bic &unoe. oab Sapan
i'm 8esriiie itebe. eas Ver9altniB swi:
iden @olb uno Silber in ieinem Winj:
ipitem BON l6 ;u l auf 80 81 l unju:
anoern, baourd ndmli@, oab bic Silbsr:
miinsen boppelt 10 sruB ME bisber
ssmo9t wiroen. Sett bat IS ii@ ber:
ausseiteut, boB IS Der Ylan Der Sapaner
lit, oas @ewidt Der @olominSm 81
balbiren-unb bic @olopre6e i4weiSt.
Die Sapaner boben chen audi ertannt,
bag Der @ertb oes @oloes uerooppelt
wurbe felt Der Gntredtisuns oes Silbsrs
uno lie wollen bas Cob auf einsn natirs
liden 8ertb suriidtrinsen, inbsm iie
Die @olcmiinsen nur balb 10 l6wer ME
biSter 81 madcn beablidtiseu.
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@cib Der Qeler, mas bic gin!oiun9
ber @reenbads uuo oes iibrisen 8unz
bespopier9eloes fir bas Qano beoeuteu
miroe? Cine @oloanleibe bon $780,
600, 900, mas bel nur brei Yrocent
j3inien cine jdbrli9e Mussabe Don $l0,z
$50, 900 ueruria@en miirbe. l1no mas
,uare Der Nuten, ben bas Qano bauou
batte? Der gauge @uten beltiinoe in Der
3uwenouns meiterer @ortbeile an bic
@elbuerleiber uno bic Notenbant auf
Soften bes Boltes. llno lol@ Elm Pros
Sramm finbet 8ertbeibiser. bic ii9 nidt
f@eueu, als gerfedter vebrli@en @eIz
oes" gu paraoiren! ppromioaIe Ser
fe9runs auer 8e9riffe! (atot. &ef.)
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1tcbcr ben usrni9tenoen Sdlag,

1tcbcr ben usrni9tenoen Sdla9,
welden bas beriibmte &aines>@ eiet,
bas Ma9mert ioiotil4er @eietseber,
eeaen oas Neu Dortcr @ereinslsben
jlbrt, miro aus Nlba"p. g.. g., be-
ri9tet: Die Mtittbeiluusen iiber Den be-
uo%ritebeuoen Rrs";sus sessn bic in Nsw
Dort beitebenoen Clubs muroe III Der
Office bes Nccii s:G ommiIdrs 9pman
%pouin1altlid beitdtist. 3usi Mstboben
iteben Der Neb0rpe often. Nuber ber
6orce Don Acc;j c:Snipettorsn fam bic
6ilie oes @ensralsN nwalts anyerufen
peroen; I'M 0eportement beltcbt ni9t
ber seriusite 3weiiel, oab teiner Der
Clubs ben sessn lie ~seplanten @trsi3
ubsrlsben m1ro. !3und9it iou ber @es
neralzAnmalt aui ciuilseri@tIibem 8sse
%porseben. Sn elmer Nbtbeiluns oes
Giuilcoosr be;Bt es, Bag Der General
Nnwalt auf Sefebl enes Gi4ters oer
&upreme Court Elm Seriabren cinleiten
fam, ben Gbarter irseno elmer unter
ben Staotsgelescn 9e9rinoeten N1ocia:
ton ooer &ompo9nie gu annuQiren,
wcl1e ben Yelt immungen ibres @bars
tiers nidt mebr @eniise ~leiitet. Nicier
Mbjbnitt nsdt 9snuu Die Taue oer Clubs
in 9lerp Dort, bic ;u uerbotenen Stanz
ben @ctrGnte %uertaufen unb Die Tunt>
tiouen uon bona ioesGlubs aus iibren.
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0c0cn ben 3oQ auf 9duten, ,ule

@e9cn ben 3oQ auf 9duten, 'ule CT
i'm einberidteten E%arifseiet uor9eieben
lit, trat iGon i'm SABRE 1890, als bic
Nbii@t uorlaa, eineu oerartiseu 3ol auf>
3ulesen, Samss q. Blaine ouf. Der>
ielbe CAB bomals feline @nii3t iiber oie>
len @esenitano our3 Den i%ol9enoen an
Mc&inlep seridteten 8rief tuno:
vBalbinstou, 10. Npril 1890.
Wertber 9err Mc&iuley! IS lit Gin
GROCER Uebler, 9auts non Bet Jrsiliits
gu nebmen, aui welder lie icit 10 uielen
s,Sobren 0eltunocn baben. gs lit Elm
5bla9 in oas @eiibt Der Sios Mmerifa>
ner, nit benen mir IN lcreu 6anbel ous>
;uoebuen iuGcn. Der Nuten, Den Der
Tarmer ouuun baben wuroe, udre Die
Sertbeuerung Der SGube ieiner Sinoer
UNI 5 bis s Geuts oas Baar. Giuen Nu>
ben miiroe nur Ger @robsTleiider h:beu,
Der Monn, Der i'm am memigitcn braudt.
9ieje Yolitit lit in icOer Torm unb B6ale
BON Nnfans bis 81 Gnbe iall1. Witte,
ieben @ie oarauf, oab iie idleuniglt un>
terorIdt miro. Derarti9e Yrotections=
Soeen weroen sic republitanii@e Nartei
in cine i9leuniae Nieoerlo9e bineinprote>
9!ren. Sn Gi(e, Der Sbrige,
SaS. q. Vlatne."
Sene Warnun9 Blaines ideint inoeB
bel ieinen parteiseno1en I'M GonareR
teinen @inbrud 81 MAIDEN, ionit wiiroe
man ii@ wobl bitten, einen 3oI uon 10
Gents per Pfuuo auf Sober 81 leseu.
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Sn Gbica9o boben mliBli@ ether
beuortebcnoen 9tittsrwobl bic eri3iez
bcnen Yarteisn uno Traftioucn abt
Gifsts ms 6slo scitsut, welde Die iols
9enoeu ueberi6riitsn tro9cn: Nepubliz
eau, Democratic, Silusr & NutizWlas
id,ne (Grum Uattion), Siluer & Nntis
Maidiue (Nnti:Grum Uottion), Nspubs
litan league, Gsti;sns ano Campers
WonsYurtilan geusue, Con titutional
9fiabts Of Yecple, Ysoplcs Partp, llnis
teo Siluer.
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Scr er tie ueriudsmeiie Serianot Don
cus9eiu@ter bieli9er @utter na@guropa,
nm ibr BORT reaclmdBisen Nbios 81
1idern, 1T furali9 uou unierem Nder>
bouzD Department gema9t woroen. &C.
linst Der Verlu6. ermeilt li@ oerielbe
erfolsrei9, 10 tit u~nieren 1ormern uno
Butter fabritanten Elm neuer er9iebiser
Mblobmartt aelidert. Dob mug ltr,tt
Darauf 9eieben weroen, oab MIR quite
Butter uerianbt wiro, Joni lit Der Gev>
iud), ameritaniide Butter oriiben ein;u>
fii9ren, BON uornbcreia perfsblt.
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gGic uerl6;eosu in oisiem 2anoe Gau:

gSic uerlb;eoeu in oislem gonoe tduz
fla ridtcrlisbs llrt5eilc 9eidut uerosn,
belpeiien swsi tir,lid I'M Staotssu6ts
tauIe III Stilwatcr abgelieierte Ser
BREEDER. IN Dsuow Weoiciue County
bate gilbert 0iumonn BEN Sobn oss
SheriH's bsroubt uno mug IA Sabre
perblBeu, mabreno Muitm Dillon,
ber einen Maun tootldlug. nit s Sab
rem bapon tam. limb bas nennt mar
nod 0eredtistcit iiten.
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cine wi9ti9e, weitrei5enoe Gnt:
i9eiouns iaute oas Staats:S berseri@t
uon SQinois III Der Veruiuns ees &edts:
anmaltes CHARLES 6. George, bsr 1uesen
l1ntsri9lasuns uon $3.50 iduIois beiun:
ben uuo gu 3udtbousitraie auf unbss
itimmte Oauer p%erurt6eilt worbeu mar.
Oas StaatssO berseridt uermarf bic
beioen 9auptpuntte, auf Oenen er feline
8eruiuns baiirte, unb beitdtiste oas
urtbeil bes llnter9eri@ts. Sn lcinsr
Yerufuns beitritt CT e~ritens oas 0te@t
Der Sury, i'm, eu or oas @erbrs@en ais
@s4tsanmolt beson9en bate, iu 3u3ts
bausitraie Su uerurtbeilen, oa mad benz
enslii9en @eiee auf llnteri@lasuns,
beaonsen bur9 einen &s9tsanwalt, nur
@etdnsniBitraie itebt. 6ernu 9rifi er
bic @eiesli4tsit Der 3u@tbousitraie uon
unbeltimmter Oauer an uno bertef lid
aui bic Gnti4eioun9en Der Staots:O bers
seri9te bon Mi9i9an uno Obio, wel@e
lte fir unstieeli@ ertlart botten. IN
6eiosn Yunften uerwari ieoo9 bas Oberz
seri9t feline Beruiuns uuo George wiro
aui ldnsere 3eit einen seitreiften Nn;us
trassn mi6sn. Die @ntideiouns lit
Don .srobter Mi6tisteit, ba mebrmals
unebrlide 0fsdtsanwdlte. 9eltiitt auf
oas ueraltete @eiet, benz 3udt6aui e ent>
ronnem limb.
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ltcbcr bic uuporantwoytlide Nads

l1cbcr bic uuuorantwortlide Nads
physiological Wc&inleys in bsrYeiseun9
DON Nemtern Den Cremoseborenm 9eSs"s
iiber laBt lid Der louisville 9lnseissr",
Elm Ylatt, weldss bei Der Wabl Isstea
9erbit ben iicsreiden Yralieenidaitss
9anbioateu ua9 &rditem unteritiiste,
ioIsenbsrmaBen u%ernebmen: rMcrtuiirs
big. wie unsebeuer pen'bel unb se~iiiens
bait Yrdiiomt @sc&i"lep 1T. wenn ct es
nit eimem iremossborenen Memteriuder
81 tbun bat. Neuli9 reidte Gin noturas
~liiirter StuIiener, welber lid bseeutenz
De GerOisnite I'M bic republisoniide
Yartei erporbm BADEN ioq, feline Npplis
cation UNI bas Gpmiulat in &om eiu,
auein Is wuroe inn bebeutet, baB IS uns
pa0snb iein wiroe, wenn maj einen
iribsren italieniiden llntertbanen ais
Gertrstsr isinss 9looptiuuaterIanees na@
Der 9ouptltaot ieiner alien 9eimatb
ld,dte. Ser bstannte beuti4e Greonz
sre6manm @uentber bewirbt lid UNI bas
@eneralconlulat in Der Staot Werico,
auein Mc&inlep unb panna limb Der
Nnii9t, oaB feline Grnennuns oosu uns
itattbait lein wiiroe, neil 9err @uentbsr
Der slidli9e ooer eisentlib un9lldl'@e
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8erswertsoctie" lit. Ole gauge ee"tl@s
ameritaniide Breiie obne llntsridiso Der
YarteilteQuns bat ben Seutlden erco"s
sreBreprdi cntanten &ieier uon ct. Paul
aui's Mdrmite fir bic Stcuun9 oes
ginmanoerungseommiidrs mpioblen,
ausin er miro o,e1elbe id'perli9 erba'tsn,
oenn, ,pie mir in elmer Wa%lbin9toner
OepeI6e leien, bat li9 Der Nrdlloent
oabiu oussciproden, BAT es III bobsm
NfoBe uaseb0ris ieiu wircs gum SbeI
oes ssiummten ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sinsn Ranm gu MAIDEN, BET lslblt sin9es
wanosrt jei. Sett feblt ei9entli9 nur
nod, oaB man einem Deuti3en, wel9sr
un EN- irauj5iii9es gonlulat blttet, be-
oeutet, es wiiree seaen Die oipiomatiibe
Gillette per ltoBsn, nab Trantrei9 ben
trubereu llntertbanen zines Sanoes gu
i1;den, nit wclbem Jrantreid Dor ~
Sabren einen bluti9en &rieg seiiibrt 9az
be. Die iremoseborenen Nemtsrbsusrs
BET ,ueroen gan; seboris unter Die Coupe
aeuommen uno bel einem 6i5den 9uten
8iuen mirb man ia natirli3 taft INNER
etwas an inn entoeden, mas le'ne Ses
merbuns gu elmer ausii@tsloien mo3t."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-05-19

Der Drab.ndselsEruit uersauft si"
Gag Ndscl in Mmer,ta gu $3.50. lietert
balelbe aber - sleide NuaIitdt uno
sleidss Suantum 49, a" feline suropdis
ld<u Tunoen fir $3.50. Oie Tolse
oauou 1T, baB europdii@e grportsure
amsri.anii4e Ndsel wieoer na@ Nmeri:
ia ,uradi9ifen, unb babel, troeosm lie
3oI unb Tradt ;ablen, INNER nod ei:
nsn tefrieoiseuben @ewinn erSielen. Die
auBerorSentlide Gbrlidteit unb bsr pas
triotismus iener. oss patsrli9en S@us'
es Der &ssieruns beoiiritisen 0roBinou:
itrieuen lit wobrbait eritaunli4.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-05-19

Yorhdn9e (Window Shades)
in ouen Warbsn uuo duBerlt biui9 bel
Carl @eber. Q
The herald., 1897-11-21
STATE TEACHERS
List Of Speakers for the Coming
Convention

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2O.-The
thirty-first annual session of the Cali
fornia Teachers association will be
held in this city next month from the
2Sth to the 31st inclusive. The general
sessions will be held in Metropolitan
temple. Amang the educators who are
expected to speak are Andrew S. Dra-
per, president of the Illinois university;
Frank j. Browne, state superintendent
of Washington; Samuel T.. Black, state
superintendent Of California; Martin
Kellogg, president of the University Of
California; A. H. Randall, president
state normal school at San Jose; Prof.
E. H. Griggs, Stanford university; Prof.
e. e. Brown, University of California;
Profs. Jos. lie Conte, T.. E. Brown, Ed
ward B. Clapp, H. T. Ardley, DR.. Thom-
as Bailey, DR.. F. B. Dresslar Of Califor-
mia State university; Prof. julius Goe-
bel, A. B. Clark, o. p. Jenkins, Edward
Starbuck of Stanford university; C. M.
Ritter president of Chico normal school,
Jas. A. Addicott, Lucy M. Washburn,
Helen S. Wright of San Jose Normal
school, DR.. c.. c. Van Liew, Mrs. Juliet
Powell Rice of Los Angeles Normal
school, Madison Babcock of San Fran
cisco, Mrs. Paulina M. Dohrmann of
Stockton, DR.. Jas. A. Black of San
Francisco, c. H. Allen of San Jose Su-
perintendent Robert Furlong Of Marin
county,
The herald., 1897-11-21
A DOUBLE MURDER
Followed by an Unsuccessful Attempt
at Suicide

OCONOMOWOC. Wis, Nov. 90
A mysterious and shocking tragedy was
committed at this place some time last
night at the residence of Ernest Cornell.
Two little children, Willie Cornell, aged
6 years, and Lille, aged 4, were found
dead, lying on their bed with their
throats cut and Ernest Cornell, their
father, waslying on the floor with a cash
across his throat which extended from
ear to ear. Cornell was able to make
statement after his wound was sewed
up. He said that a man named Lewis,
who had boarded with the family for
some weeks. last night induced him to
drink lot of whisky, and that after
drinking the liquor he soon lost con-
sciousness and knew nothing more until
he was awakened by the clock striking
at $50 this morning. A statement from
Cornell is that his wife and Lewis were
together much of the time.
Cornell said last evening he asked his
wife not to leave the house with Lewis,
but that she refused and went in spite
of his entreaties.
The general opinion is that Cornell
killed the children and afterward at
tempted to commit suicide because of
his domestic troubles.
Cornells razor, with which the deed
had evidently been done, was lying on
the floor. Lewis is under arrest and Mrs.
Cornell will be arrested.