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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-07-21
@eorae Qufanette, einRranter

= George 2afaDette, einRranter in
einem g btlabe1pbiaer Sofpiz
tai, {prang bort Morsens friib aus etz
mem Ga4feniter bes 9uuptgehSubes
unb erlitt @erleBunsen, bic mad tpez
risen Minuten feinen Sob berbeifubrz
ten. Der Manr mar felt mebreren Doz
den I'M @ofpital. ST lit an elmer
unbeilbaren Nierentrantbeit unb cine
3eit lang tpurbe ct "reng bema@t, ba
ct infolge ieines 2eiben f@mermi;tbig
setporben mar. Sn ben lebten 9aeen
bate ii@ iebo@ fetn@eiftes5uftanb anz
fdeinenb bebeutenb sebeKert unb ct
burfte na@ 8elieben i'm 9oipital UNI
bertpanbern. Mm befagten Morsen Be-
CAB ct ii@ in bas oberfte Stodpert
bes @ebGubes unb fprans aus benz
Tenfter. St fiel auf bas Dad bes Ne<
bengebGubes, cine !90be bon so SUB,
unb fait ieber &no@en in ietnem
RDrper tpurbe oebro9en. 2afapette
murbe am 8. SUM- in bas 9oipital
aufsenommen. sSn LETTER 3ett fraote
er ben 9ausar3t Dfters, Oh ct ni&t
balb mad 9aufe aurldtebren Tonne.
Der Mr3t ertldrte ibm, bab Ct in me-
aiaen Sagen bic @rlaubnib gum Sort
seben erbalten tperbe unb btes f@ien
ibm srobe Treube gu MAIDEN. 2afapet=
tt mar elm Gubrmann.
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unbebaalt@e ettuatton.

Parts, Is. Sult. Sn Golge anar=
4tfff9er Grobunnen purbet befpnbe=
re @ortebrungen our 8ef@uBun" bes
prdiioenten Gaure auf feinem Meee
CUR Parabe am Mittpo4 getroffen.
.9tele @erbddttge tpurben perbaftet.
Das Didi4t in ber NGbe ber Cascade
i'm 8ots be 8oulogne, bet S@auplaB
bes leBten CONFERENCE.-The, mar bon
@ebetmpoli3titen umrtngt. 1eber $50
@ebeimpolt3titen auf 3meirdbern pa<
rem an perf4tebnen Muntten bereit, bic
ibnen ertbeilter @~"rutttonen auS3uz
fibren unb fans es %notbpenbtg tperz
ben fo1te, Mnar4iften gu berfolgen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-07-21

- Cine Mnoabl 6iilfsmurf@dlIe
unb nod mebr 8irser bon Ranfa8
6 / , unb l1maegenb befinben fi4
auf Der @erfolqung bon 5tpet Rerlet
Namers @ulber unb Green, pel4e
3tpei iunse MI6bden auf einem Wasen
aus Der Stabt nabmen unb ibnen ppr@.
rebeten, fe fpa3ieren fabren gu pol<
len. @obalb lie iiber bic @tabtsren3et
binaus tparen, perfudter lie zines Der
Mdb4en, Cora Wrigbt, gu bergepal%
ttsen, murben aber BON berfelben 5u>
r~iidsebalten unb bur4 ibre 9ilferu<
fe umliesenbe Garmer be~rbeigelodt,
tpel9e auf bic &erle losgeben mouten-
Dieie aber paren bepaffnet unb fub*
rem, inbem lie S4iKe auf bic Tar=
mer %abfeuerten unb fe ft@ auf biefe
Weiie bonn 6alie bielten, rubig peiter.
g. M. Tarnsportb tpurbe Bel biefer
@elegenbeit pienei4t t0btli4 perlebt-
Wenr bic @erbrefer aefangen nerben
lolten, pirb man nobl turoen proaeB
nit ibnen MAIDEN.
- Die erDbte @ntbeduns bon Del
lit in " lastu gema4t porben-
giniqe @olbprospectoren tamen bor
eininer 33eit an einen tpabren See
bon Del, in ben ijib ~un3dbltse auelen
ersieben unb ftieBen in ben umlie9enz=~
ben Bergen auf uner{40pfli4e Sob
lenlaser. Sic bra9tet 9roben nod
Seattle unb bief elben ertpieien N@r
als 10 gut, als bic in penniplpanien
q~ef0rberten. Gs tpnrben @a4perz
{tGnbise aussefanbt unb beren 8eri@t
bat bic Tunbe beitdtist. SIS perlautet.
bab bic STANDARD Stl 50. {Gon elm
Nnaebot fit bas Gisentbum gemu4t
bat, bic Gigentbiimer baben 5000 Mder
tdufli4 e1porben.
= Neunmal rgliidlt4" nerbeiratbet
mar ber 76 Sabre alte Mbner Gor<
fptbe bon g a Gran ise 0. ST
purbe am 80. SUM- in 9ortlanb, Srez
son, mo ct fi4 auf ber Reife na4
@ictoria, 9. g., befanb UNI etnen bort
lebenben Sobn fetner 9. Jrdu aI
beiuden, nm feline SO betrasenbe
8aarf@aft bd@ninbelt unb mubte
fir bic Na4t Elm l1ntertommen in Ell
ner poli3eiitation iu&en. BORT er@
5dblte ct feinen punberburen ebcltz
@en 2%ebenslauf. sd mar neun Mal
perbeirattet," faste Der alte Rnabe;
ra1e meme 5rauen iinb tobt, unb nit
jeber ein5elnen berielben babe i@ re@t
gliidli4 gelebt."
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0ortuaalS afIaaae peletotat.

so onterep, @al., 18. Suli,
9enrtque 2atblep, ber portugteiH&
Wtce : Gonful in San Granctsco, if
bier angetommen, nm bic Mffatre ber
9erabreibung ber portugieftf@en Sab
ne gu unteriu@en, bic Manuel Ortins,
Elm portugiefifXer 9dnbler, am 4. euz
II auf feinem @d&dftsbaufe aufneao>
gen bate. Gonful 2a1ole fast, bab,
tpern bic Mngelesenbeit ni@t anbera
betselegt tperben tann, portugal bon
ben @ereinigte1r Staaten cine @ntz
i@ulbtgung ~berlanger tptrb. Die 2euz
te, bic bic Sabine berunter9eriFen unb
Derbrannten, tparen balbmi&S"e jun
&c Mdnner.
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YaNenSe @et@dftt9uu9.

q IN 3 0 + I, 10. Suli. 2ilioutaz
1ani, bic friibere R0nigin bon 9atpaii,
bat ii@ in einem bteiisen 9otel nieber<
eelaKen unb bef@dftist fi& bamit,
batpaitf@e Melobien unb 2ieber gu
componiren unb Material fir ibre
Mutobioerapbie gu !ammeln. SIR priz
patTetretdr, 9err palmer, faet, bab
lie eben baran lei. bic @orrecturbOgen
elmer 8rof@ure betreffs BET l1eberliez
ferungen BET 9apatier iiber bic Meltz
eri@affung gu leien.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-07-21
Ratter @tlbelua'S mmtau.

8erlin n, 10. Suli. Das publi=
tum 1T INNER nod in GROCER Mufre>
gung uber bic Na9ri9ten bon ber
@erlebuns bes Muse bes Raiiers. Sn
einem ausfibrli4en 8eri4te, ber uber
ben unfaQ ber0ffentli4t purbe, beiBt
es, bab Elm f&meres Stiid Segeltu@
bon Der Spite bes 9auptmaites be<
runter9efallen lei unb ben Raifer am
Ropfe ~setraifen babe. Der Ratfer trus
our 3eit cine S@tffsmiibe.
gu 9let4er 3eit, als bas @tud @eqelz
tu@ auf ibn ftel, purbt ct bon einem
@tud 9au am Muse setroffen. st
mubte ii& gu 8ette begeben, beftnbet
fi@ aber iebt pteber tpobl.
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IN Der GtnSSe uu,eesemmea.

9 ancouper.8 .. g., 10. eSuli.
Soeben 1T cine beitimmte Na&ri4t
iiber bas S9idfal Ben Wrebes ein>
setroffen. unb bic pielfa@ eebeste
@ermutbuns, baB ct in ben n0rbli@en
MilbniKen umsetommen lei, pirb ba>
bur4 beftdtist. Man bate am 10.
MGr3 1896 gun, lebten Mal bon ibm
aeb1rt, als Ct fi@ auf Der Reife nat
ben GliTen @rabam unb Ginblap be-
gab, UNI bort Cob gu 5u4en. go eben
1T nun bic Na4rt4t e%insetroffen, bab
einige Snbianer Mrebe's Eager gefun>
ben batten, in tpel4em jebo4 feit LAM
ger 3eit ni9ts beribrt gu 1etn i&ien.
Na9 tpeiteren Na4fori@unsen fanben
fe erbli9 bic Qei9e. Mrebe bate 6old
gebouen unb ii@ babel ben SUB perz
lett, unb mar ausenf4einli@ an 8luts
berluit ober Grf90pfuns seftorben.
Die Snbianer besruben bic 2ei4e an
Ort unb @te1e unb bra@ten bic Bel
linn gefunbenen papiere, bur4 pel&e
feline perf6nli4teit bol1ftdnbig feitgez
itelt tpurbe, nah Der 9ubfon 8ai
Taftpret in Sort @rabam, cine @ntz
fernuna bon 100 Meilen fiib0itli@ bon
benz plabe, mo bic 2ei@e gefunben
tporber1 mar.
Wrebe mar bon @eburt Elm Teut=
{9er, tam ppr pieler Sabren in bas
2anb unb lieb fi@ in 8tctoria nieber,
mo er i'm 9otelsef4dft Elm betrG4tli=
DIES 8erm0aet ertparb.
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Dom 8altou,

IS Son It a no |, II. Sult.
Mm @onntas unb Montag tpurben
mi@tige Rabinetsiihunsen sebalten,
in bener man fi4 auf cine 3riessentz
f9dbisuns bon 100000 pfb. Ster>
ling etniste. Dieies llebereintommen
>purbe bur@ cine tatierli@e Srabe
5anttionirt. Die Minifter baben ferner
einen 8eri@t aussearbeitet, in nell
dem lie bas europdif@e CONCERT als
cine 2tga bes Rreu3es sesea ben 9albz
monb barNellen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-07-21

bab Ct fortmGbrenb Mdnnern gu ents
flieben fu9t, bic BON ber toreantia den
Dort19rtttspartet. bic sesen bic ieBiss
Gpnaitie 1T, sebunsen iinb. ibn au
tSbtsn. Der prina 1T ausenblidli4 in
Mafbinston. Die Mitslieber feines
@efolseS limb bis an bic SABINE be-
tpaffnet. Die @ebetmbienitbeamten unb
bic polt3ei in San Grancisco unb
Maibinston iinb aufseforbert tporben,
fit feline Si@erbett gu forsen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-07-21
9rauri9es Datetn.

q NJ 3 0 r t, 10. $uli. Bring
Guietpba, Sbornerbe BON Rorea, 1T
in @efabr, fem 2eben gu perlieren.
Dieier iungeRoreaner traf Dor etlt@en
Monaten in Mmertfa Elm unter benz
@ormanb, feline @r3iebung in einem
umeritanH&en college gu pollenoen,
In Mtrtli9tett aber, Inn, pie es hetbt,
5gebungenen meu@elm6rbern gu ertsez
Zen, bic linn gefolst, ftnb. 2rob ber
Sbat1a@e, baB bic Der. Staten benz
Prtnaen nett gr0bere Si4erbeit bteten,
als fetn 9eimatbslanb, betBt"e s bod,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-07-21
r~S Der 6et@tAte HawaiS.

Gin turaer umrib Der @ei@i@te
9apais eri9eint ansefihts ber bros
glnslieberuns am plate.
llnter RDnie Ramebamea l. tpareu
bic 6atpai> ODER Sanbpidinfeln ~
einem einaisen Rei@e pereinist. DIR
apeite R1nis bie{es Namens unb
feline @emablin ftarben 1928 h
Gnalanb. Inter Ramebamea 3. ers
tannten England, Jrantrei4 unb bic
Der. Staaten. in Der Golse anbere
R%esierunsen. bic llnperlebli4teit BE-
batpaifden @ebietes an. 1910 erliek
biefer Monar@ cine Nerfafuns, be
1858 bur@sefeben unb ertueitert tpur<
*, unb nod feinem 9ooe i'm Sabre
1854 folgte ibm fein Neffe Rameba>
,neba A., Der 8 emabl berRDnisin Gras
ma, Der 1863 itarb. Sein 9ruber
Ramebameba 5. erbte ben 1bron unh
erlieb am 20. Musuit 1864 cine neae
NerfaFuns; ba Ct 1872 obne Grbe,a
ftarb, tparb 4rina 2unalilo gum Ro>
Mig ertpGblt. na4 ietnem 1874 ertot9<
ten Sobe fel cine abermaltge Wahl
auf Ralataua, benz na4 ieinem 9obe
GO. Sanuar 1891) feline S@pefter
Qiliuotalani folgte. Nls i'm Sanuar
1893 aipif&en Der R0nisin unb ibreun
Rabinet iiber ben grlab elmer neuen
Observation-Disclosures %entitanben mar,
marb elm rMusf@uB fir Dffentli@e
@i9erbeit" sebilbet. ber am II. ei<
men Mufruf erlieb, pobur4 bic Mo<
nar&ie auf ben Snieln fir absef4aftt
ertlGrt unb bic Ginfebung elmer por<
lGufisen Mesieruns bertiinbist murbe.
Mm 4. Sult 1894 purbe bic Republh
pertiinbist. Die R0nistn, bic sefansen
aebalten tporben mar, tpurbe crit 1pd<
ter entlaNen, mubte fi& aber nod benz
Muslanbe begeben.
Na4 Der ae"enpGrtisen 8erfaHung
beftebt bas parliament aus einem ST
nat nit Is bur4 mittelbare Wahl
auf feds Sabre e%rnannten Mitslie<
bern; Neupablen fir Elm Erittel oes
@enats Fnben ale apei Sabre 5att;
Johann aus einem Mbseorbnetenhaute
bon ebenfa1s 15Wlitsliebern. bic ebeu.
faus bur4 @tufentpabl. aber nur auf
spei Sabre ernannt tperben. Die @e<
,,atoren miiNen 80 Sabre alt fein
unb Sitter i'm Wertbe bon 5000 obtr
elm Sabreseintommen bon 120ODoQar
baben. Die Mbseorbneten mi1er
rs Sabre alt fem unb Sitter i'm Mer>
tie bon 1000 ober Elm Gintommer bon
600 Dollar baben. Sober srobiabrt<
ge 6atpaier, Der Gnslii4 fpre4en. les
fen unb 19reiben tann ober enttpeber
6atpai|4 ober @ngli4 i4reiben tanrt,
bat bas Mablre9t. Ger prdtioent
mub 9atpaier BON @eburt iein ober
penieitens Is Sabre auf ben Snfeln
getpobnt baben. Ct pirb bon ben per<
einigten Rammern auf feds Sabre ge<
tp6blt unb 1T fir ben nG4ffolgenbtn
Mmtstermin ni4t ipieber nablbar.
Gs sibt nod einen @taatsrutb bon
Is Misliebern, bic gu je einem Drit<
tel bonn prdiibenten, bonn Senat unb
bonn Mbgeorbnetenbauie ernannt tper<
ben. YrGfibent Big 1900 1T Der Mme-
ritaner Sanforb 9. Dole.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-07-21

Delesaten tperben betreffs bes Mertbz
perBGltniTes feline Snitruttionen ers
balten, obmobl es natirli& iebr tpobl
betannt it, bah bic @er. Staaten bas
@erbGltnib 16 gu / besiinitieen, pdhs
renb Grantrei@ fir bas Werbdltnib
15>1f2 gu / 1T.
Gnalanbs Detbeiltsuns ipiirbe bic
Snbiens bebeuten, unb Is 1T MusH@t
auf sepiFe 3useftdnbniFe p~orbanben
betreffs Der Meferpe unb Silberf@eine
Der Bant bon England.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-07-21
Wiuiam Dufe, in &c m Dor

- Mi1iam Dute, in re m . . r t,
ber reide @isarettenfabritant, 1T nit
benz @efeB in Ronflitt seratben, tnbem
ct Mauerf@malben f@ob, %tporauf cine
@trafe BON $25 pro @tud eefeBt 1T.
DerWtlbbiter perbaftete i'm unb leqte
ibm 9anbi4el1en an, neil na@ {einer
@ngabe Mm. Dute friiber f@ou elm
NAL linn bur@gegangen mar. ct
fiibrte i'm benz Mi4ter Dor, Der i'm
unter 8iref@aft ftellte. Wilbbiter
Sooter 1T ftol3 auf feline Shat, ben1
CT 1T ber erfte Mann, ber jemals eiz
mem Mitgliebe zines 5rufts 9anb=
f@eQen anle9te.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-07-21
ueterleat nos nod.

Stodbolm m, Is. Suit. Sn einem
foeben bonn 2uftf@iffer @nbre etnsez
troffenem prtbatbrief bonn 10. Suli,
Iast berielbe. bab ct bic erite einftise
@elesenbeit tpabrnebmen perbe, um
na@ benz 16. NIT fetnem 8anon bic
@etfe na@ benz Norben anautreten,
~felbft penn ber Minb ni4t 10 "iinz
fig fetn fonte, pie i4 es wobl min
f@er m1@te."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-07-21

feinen ginflub gu @uniten Deuti@>
lambs seltenb al MAIDEN, fans biefes
pldne 3ur Mnnerion BON Samoa ober
anberer @ebiete baben folIte.
Der Raifer bofft. bab trob ber Giz
feriudt, peldes bieies prosramm na>
tiirli4 Bel Grantrei@ ertueden mub,
Elm Ginpernebmen in ban meiiten Gdls
len nit Der franaDff&eh Republit
m6glt9 fein tperbe.
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M@tuu9, por0efebeu !

. b b {, Norpeaen, IL. Suli. 9lls
Ratfer Milbelm. befen Da@t our 3eit
bier liest. an 8orb berielben ipa3ieren
ging, tpurbe ct, als elmer Der Maiten
ntebergelegt purbe bon einem Eau NIT
GROCER @emalt ans linte 4uge &C.
troffen, tpobur4 elm Mustreten bes
8lutes am Musapfel berporgerufen
lpurbe. Das berlebte Muse tpurbe To-
fort perbunben, unb bic S@mer3en
lieBer na4.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-07-21
Neuette Na1rt@ten.
GtDbEbew.

Mien. 10. Suli. Sn benz flint
unbbreibis Meilen norb0ili4 bon
1rieit geleaenen Qaibaa tpurbe Friib
nm bier llbr Elm lei9ter grbitob perz
1pirt. Rura Dor fieben llbr erfolste ei<
ne atpeite. bel srDbere Gri@ltteruns.
Vie leBtere bielt f'mS @etunben an.
Diele @ebdube tpurben bef4Gbist unb
piele Mauern erbtelten NiHe. Die Be-
p%Dlteruns tpurbe bon pantheon S&re.
den ersriffen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-07-21
b &. 8etts unb 6rau, bi

- Gbmin s. Belts unb Grau, bic
auf elmer 5 Meilen bon Telbi,N. M.,
entfernten Tarm mobnten, purben
bonn @lib erf@lagen. Sic tparen Bel
Na@barn gu 8efu@ eetpeien uno Be-
fanoen fi@ auf benz @iidpege. @ie
ludten unter einem 8aume 3uflu&t
unb tpurben anf@etneno ausenblidli@
9etDbtet. 8etts mar etpa 40 Sabre
alt. .. y
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&arttbert6te.
Gbieaeo.

Mogsen 1916: @erlte 28-35;
9afer 17-22; Corn 26-27; Mebl.
patent, per Sat, 3.70-4.15; Rleie
IN Rleefamen 3.OO-6.5O; Simotbpz
iamen 2%.35- Tla9s ITO;
9imotbnheu 7.OO-11.OO; prairie>
beu 7.5O-9.5O; Butter, @reamern II
-15; Butter, EairD 1O-12; 6ibner
IS; @prins 9iibuer lib; Sur
fep CT; Gnten 81; @dnie per
Dbb. 3.OO-4.5O; 3niebeln per Tab
LIS; Grbien $3.50; Rartoffeln.
neue pet SAT- 165-2.25; 8obnen 50
70; Gier 8. 9als 2-3; Wbistep
1.19; Rdfe,. Cream IS; Rdfe,
.S9petaer 80.
HiIWaufee.
@ei5en 58-75; @ossen 35-36;
@erite 27-35; 9afer 2O-22; Corn
.26-27; Mebl, @atent per Gab 3.75
A.25; 9imotbpfamen 2.O0-2.85;
aleeiamen 4.5O-6.50; Gla@s IS
70; Eimotbpbeu 9.OO-1O.75; praiz
riebeu 500 $50; Butter, Creamery
12-15; Butter. Dairp 10-12;Rdfe,
Cream IS; Rdie. S@pei3er 10
II; R~artcffeln 20 IS; Gier 8; So
pfen 10-12; Stiere 3.90@.2O;
Rube 1.9O-3.25; @toders unb See
bers 3.COA.OO; S@neine $40
3.55; S@afe 2.50-3.25; 9dmmer
4.OO-4.75.
Mluuenvelis & ct. Baul.
Mei3en It's; @osseu 80 49, {;
@erfte 24-25; 3afer 10 21; Corn
1874; Gla@s rs; Mebl 2.10-.1O;
Rleie 4.OO-4.75; @ilbes 9eu 400
ESQ; Butter, Creamery PA;
Butter. Dairp 9 -13; Gier IS.
Ct. 3oniS.
@tiere 2.15-5.0O; Ribe LIS
4.25; @toders unb Geebers $50.
4.25; S9peine 3.15 $50; @4afe
$50 3.75; 2dmmer 800 4.85;
Mei3en Ed; Corn 24-25; @og>
gen 80 80; 9afer 17-18; Gla&s
74-75.
.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-07-21
RIuuenIsIts & ct. RanI.
QauiaS G11N.

@tiere 3.25-4.75: Ribe LIS
400; Stoders unb Teebers 3.75~-
4.6O; @9netne 3.32-3.37; S4afe
2.75-3.4O; 2dmmer 3.50-5.00.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1897-01-26
State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF LAURENs.
Court of Probate.

Summons for Rclief.-Complaint not
Served.
Charles s. Franklin and w. II. Dendy,
as Administrator Of the personal
estate OF Willis j. Dendy, Petitioners
against Francis Dendy, George Den
dy, Ida Anderson, Earnest Dendy,
Fed Dendy and Rubber Dendy, De-
PENDANTS.
To tho Defendants Francis pendy, Geo.
Dendy, Ida Anderson, Earnest Dendy,
Fed Dendy and Bubbor Drndy.
You are hereby summoned and reauir-
ed to answer the Petition In this action
which is this day filed in the office of
Judge OF Probate for the said County
said Petition on the subscribers at
their Office at Laurens Court House,
South Carolina, within twenty DAYS af.
ter the service hereof, exclusive of the day
OF such service; and IL you fail to answer
the Petition within tho time aforesaid,
the Plaintiff in thisa action will apply to-
the Court for tho relief demanded In the
Petition.
December 18th, a. D., 1896.
BALL, SIMKINS& BALL,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
10 Earnest Dendy, nonresident, Defend
ant:
Please take notice that the Petition
TN this action was filed in the Office of the
Judge OF Probate for Laurens County.
State of South Carolina, On the lstb
day of Dec. 1896.
BALL, SIMKINS 81 BALL.
Plaintiffs' Attorneys.
Attest;-o. G. THOMPSON, J.p O
Laurens, S. Co Dec. q, 1so6,--St
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-09-11

Among the number of Baltimore fresh air
fund children who passed through Washing.
ton a few days ago, bound for the cool hill
country OF Virginia, there was one little
fellow who found the very best quarters in
a hospitable farmhouse at Front Royal
When the cows came up in the evening to
be MIXED, so friend down there writes me,
the little Baltimore boy went down TO the
barnyard with his host to see the operation.
The cows were standing about plaoidly, and,
were. contentedly chewing the cud. The boy
watched the milkmaids at work, and his
eyes ,dwelt with growing wonder on the
eeaseless grind of the cows jaws. At length
he turned to his host and said:
And do you have to buy gum for all
them eowsY -Washington Post.
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SMITH D. FRY.


Haven't they had some kind of rum.
pus in Rev. Mr.. Pffthly's church,"
Yes. He was taken suddenly i'll one
sunday morning, ard Mrs. Pffthly, like
the good little woman she is, went to the
church and preached in his place"
And the congregation, 1 suppose
thought it was an act of presumption
and plain disregard of st. Paul's teacb,
rigs about women speaking in church ?-
On the contrary, she gave them ser.
mon 50 much better than any her hus-
oand had ever delivered, that thew want
ner to do all the preaching hereafter
Chicago Tribune.
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that the wealth of the Klondike will he
evenly distributed, without enricbfng
one section at the expense of another,
Ihe only organization which has
thus far exhibited hoggish procIiyities
IN connection with the Klondike gold
output is the dominion government of
Canada, which has fixed the rate of
royalty on all gold mined in the Yukon
river country at 10 per cent. on a week.
" output OF $500 and at 20 per cent.
when the output exceeds $500 a week.
The greediness of this exaction is un-
paraileled in the history of modern
mining, and far exceeds that of tho
4ransvaal government in South Africa.
IL VIII be remembered that not So
very long ago Great Britain protested
most vigorously against the royalty on
gold mining imposed by President
Kruger, and tacitly sanctioned the i'll
lated Jameson expedition against the
Boer republic, the principal excuse for
which was this same royalty on gold
mined by foreigners. And now n
British province is guilty of the same
and the action of its officials is
applauded by the home government.
Truly, 1t makes quite a difference
whose OK is being gored The only
equitable feature of the Canadian row
atty tax is that it must be paid bv
3rltlsh subjects as well as foreigners.
he excuse for its existence being
ound in an old English law, which de.
mes precious metals in the earth as
property of the king, the miners
'elng simply tenants who must nav
oval rent for the privilege of work.
ng the mines.
However, if even half of the reports
oW current are true, the richest aurif-
rous depo(ts are located on the Amer
IAN side OF the international boundary
ne, and as the United States does NOT
,5ct royalties or commissions from
cky miners they will have to nav no
on the gold they may accumulate
that blessed star-spangled region.
IN the meantime, tax or no tax, thou
nds are preparing for the northern q
urney next spring, buoyed up by the
'pe Of becoming independently rich: V
ID their hope is bound to be realized. ut
o, II the words Of the philosopher IA IA
al experience is more precious thap -
ID contain even grain of truth. g
@, W, WEIPPIERT. W
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ness, or conditions not in harmony
with the splendid architecture of the
building. The people of this country
VIII approve large appropriations to
carry out this purpose, and this i'm.
provement would give employment ia
thousands of the unemployed, and en-.
tan a burden upon the taxpayers
trltlng in comparison to the great ano
permanent benefits secured.
The first public printer was John D
Defrees, of Indiana, who was appointed
early in 1861 by President Abraham
Lincoln He held the office until
August 81, 1866, when he was removed
by PRESIDENT Andrew johnson, anc
Cornelius Wendell was appointed, bu,
lis tenure of office was very brief Tb,
congress was at that time in coptro-
Versy with President johnson, and in
the winter following the congress,
the method of appointment
and on March 1, 1869, Mr.. Defrees wa,
restored to office by the senate under
the title of congressional printer.
On April IA, 1869, A. NJ. Clapp. of New
Y ork, was appointed and held the no.
'ltlon until June l, 1877, when John D
Defrees was appointed by President
Hayes. During his second term Of
othce Mr.. Defrees did great deal of
work IN the matter of organization
md he held his position until April a.
oo2, when Sterling p Rounds, a Well
nown type founder of Chicago. wa,
ppointed by President Arthur.
President Cleveland appointed
homas e. Benedict, of New York ON
prll ID, 1886, and President Harrison
ppointed Frank W. Palmer, of Cbica.
o, to succeed him. On Nav 7. 1904 5
r. Benedict again became nublic 3
rlnter' and held that position until
was succeeded at the beginning ot 2
le Mchlnley administration bv tbe 9
prominent of Frank W. Palmer. wbo q
wv holds that position.
The original building erected for tbe
e of the public printer in 1886 was
released by the government in 18en #
the entire printing plant, for c,
fo'o4o' although the original owner q
: wendell, claimed that the buiId. 81
and outfit cost him $3.50, 900
The buildingas it now stands is about I
tunes as large as the original build S;
= IL has grown in size by the con. n
uction OF additions, but the entire s.
&c is IN a ramshacLle condition. and
ry public printer for 20 years has a
'ed the congress to make appropria- Is
rs for the erection of safe and sniff. 81
e building. '' 10