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The times., 1897-07-03

MagBanimous Millionaire Bradbury.
San Francisco, July Millionaire Brad
bury, whose wife eloped with an English
man named Ward, and is now ON her way
to this city, with her paramour, offers
to maintain his wife If she viii leave Ward
and also keep away from him hereafter.
The times., 1897-07-03
DR.. Walker
l4n penna. Ave. Adj. willard's Hotel.

In his speciality OF nervous, brain, spin nj
and chronic diseases. to W hich he has de-
voted the past twenty years OF his hte,
he had made Ii record unexceled, as Is
attesbed by the hundreds OF autograph
he has cured
Young or middle aged men, suffering
from the effects OF their own roiies, vices
or eXcesseS, or men contemplating marriage
who are conscious OF any impeachment or
disqualification, or those who feel their
youthful yigor and power declining, should
consult Dr.. Walker, who has been the means
of restoring hundreds or sucn uarortunates
10 health, strength and happiness.
The times., 1897-07-03
a Fight at Metzovo.

Coastantinople. July 2.-Turkish news
papers state that fight has occurred be-
tween Ottoman troops and Greek raiders
at Metzoyo, One hundred and twenty Of
the raiders were killed and eighty were
captured.
The times., 1897-07-03
AUCTION SALES. /.

-
6lZ street northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF AN UNDIVIDED
OSE-FORTY Y-SINTH INTEREST IN
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN
WASHINGTON, ID. c
BY virtue OF decree passed April "a
1897, IN equity cause No. 1T9U6, supreme
court District of Columbia, entitled Cohen
ct al VS.. William Z. Hauptman ct al. the
undersigned trustee viii offer for sale at
public auction at the auction looms of
Thomas bowling. No 612 E street north
west, on TUESDAY, THE 9Th DA OF
JULY, AT IL O'CLOCK NJ, the interest
or William {. Hauptman IN the north %
1eet front on Eleven Tn street by depth OF
lot D, square 34S; the east IT feet front
on street by the depth of original lot 4,
square 264; lot / . and the north feet 4
inches front on Twelfth street of lot 4
IN Robert Brents recorded subdivision of
square 3S3 as TecOr dedin Book y. X, page
2O1; lots 40, 81 and rs in T. Franklin
SchneideT's subdivision OF square 1872, as
recorded in Book IT page 122, and in all
other parcels of land, il any, In the Dis
tnct or Columbia, or which Francis E.
Hauptman died seized
Terms of sale: All cash. deposit OF
S2OO to be made at the time OF sale
Terms OF sale to be complied with within
ten days, otherwise property may be re-
sold a5 nsk and cost of defaUlung pur-
cnaseI. Conveyancing at purchasers 5 cost.
FREDERICK L SIDD0NS, Trustee,
WaShln gtOn Loan and Trust Building.
24-It-RDGX0S-PIu
The times., 1897-07-03
LEGAL NOTICE.

PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING ny
dIaulic Cement-Onice OF the Cotunis-
sioners d. c., Washington, d. c., June SO,
1887 Sealed proposals Will be received
at this office until 2 O'Clock m, JULY
"a, o9T, for furnishing natural and Port
land hydraulic cemenJs. SpeCinca lions,
blank forms or proposals and all necessary
information ma be obtained at this office
JOHN W. ROSS, JOHN B. WIGHT, VII
M BLACK, Commissioners d. G.
iy3-6tOSu
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THOMAS BOWLING & CO.. Auctioneers.
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THOMAS BOWLING & CO, -Auctioneers,
612 street ". ".
TRUSTEES SALE OF YALUABLE Z LOTS
ON TIE PALISADES OF TIE PO-
TOMA C-INTERSECTION OF con-
DIIT AND NEW CUT ROADS. DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA
BY virtue or certain deed OF trust,
dated the 18Th day Of November A D.,
1891, and duly recorded in Lioer No
1888. folio 326, ct sell one OF the land
records Of the District of Columbia. and
at the request of the party secured thereby,
we VII! sell az public auction IN front OF
the premises, on THURSDAY. the Sth
day OF July. 1897, at O'Clock d. m all
chose certain pieces or parcels OF land aud
premises situated in the County OF Wash
ington. District Of Columbia, and known
and designated as follows to wit. LOts
numbered One a., seven Cd, 20 twenty
three t23l. both incl, and thirty-rive (s5)
to forty-six (46l, both incl in the sub
Edward B. Cottrel, trustees tof part Of
loo NO One t1l in subdivision OF a tract
or land called White Haven" among the
heirs of Abner CIOudi for the Palisades OF
tue FOtoinac lald Improvement Company,
s4lu SUPERVISION being recorded in ths
Office OF the surveyor OF the District Of
Columbia In Book. County 8, page 10
Terms OF sale. One-third cash, and the
balance In one and two years, the deferred
payments To be represented by the notes OF
the purchaser, bearing interest at the rate
or SIX t6) per ceuttIn per ann1r from day
or sale, pa yable Sen!-annGall Y, and secured
Dy rlTStGeed OF truSton TIL property sold
or all ca sh, at the option or the purchaser
All conveyancinG, recording and uotarial
lees at purchasers cost. A deposit OF $50
on each lot viii be required at time OF
sale, and if terms OF sale are not Complied
with within ten days from day OF sale the
trustees reserve the right to resell the
property at the ffsk aud cost or tfcfauItinc
purchaser, after such public advertisement
as they may deem proper and necessary
WILLIAM W. AYRES
Trustee.
WILLIAM L. LEWIS.
Trustee.
The times., 1897-07-03
EsTATE CharIesE Rarter late or va,

ESTATE of CharlesE. Barber ate or W ash
inSton, D. G. No. 1865 Docket %
Issued June 20, 1887 Application hay-
ing been made TO the Supreme Court OF
the District OF Columbia. holding Orphans
Court, for letters Of administration on said
estate, by Nettie Barber, praying that
letters be granted to William E. Ambrose,
this Is to give notice To ali concerned to
appear in said court on FRIDAY, the 23d
day or July A ID. 1897, at 10 O'Clock
a IN, To snow cause why such applica-
ton should not be granted
Attest. J. NOTA McGILL,
Register OF wills, D. O.
WILLIAM E. AMBROSE,
ye2b-JyS, lO-em Proctor for Applicant
The times., 1897-07-03


Under and Dy virtue of d certain deed
or trust, dated March 3. $50. and duly
recorded, March IL. 1886, IN libeT 2I01,
folio 800 Ct seq, OF the land records
or the District OF Columbia, default having
Occurred IN the performance or the terms
ana conditions of the bond mentioned
and referred 10 in the said deed OF trust
anu at the written request OF the secre-
tary OF the body Corporate, tie obi isee
bond, the undersigned trustees viii sell.
al public auction, in front of the premises.
on MONDAY, the 18th DAY OF JULY,
y D., 1897, AT go O'CLOCK L. Ii,
that piece or parcel OF land situated in
the county OF Washington, District OF Co
Iumbia, and known and designated as so
much of lot 10, block 20, IN John Sherman.
Pleasant and Pleasant Plans, now called
Columbia Heights as lies within the
exterior lines of lot 80, in Charles D.
ChurCh's subdivision OF said lot 10, q
platof whchis recorded in book, ''COuu y -
Il, page 30. one OF the records OF tha
surveyors office OF the District of Co
lUnibia, said lot being improved by a new
improvements, the same being premises
numbered 1912 Princeton street north west
Terms OF sale All cash. 4 deposit OK
$50 VIII be required at time or sale
Terms of sale must De Complied with
within ten days from date or sale; other
wise, the lot viii be TeSOld at risk and
cost of defauiting purchaser or purchasers
ChaSer'S cost.
STEPHEN VAN wYCK, Trustee.
washington Loan 4 Trust Bldg.
FREDERICK L. SIDDONS, Trustee.
Washington Loan & Trust Bldg
Je3O-dSdS
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: On SAT-
URDA Y, JULY10 1897 at 10 O'CLOCK
a. M, within the auction rootns of c.
u. Sloan Il Co., 1407 ST. NV, | VIII
sell, at public auction, all goods stored
with me in the name of Matte John
son, To cover storage charges, etc. WILL
LAM LOWENTHAL. jy35,6T 9
To WHOM 1T MAY CUNCERN- be
sold al Sloan 4 Co. s auction rooms, l4OT
ST. NV, j uly 3, 1897, all goods In name
OF j. c. Scott and Mrs. N. Hagan. TO en-
force lciD for storage charge, etc, unpaid.
WM. L REAMER, pos n. Y. ave. je2S-6t
The times., 1897-07-03

RATCLIFFE, SUTTON & Co. AUCTION
EERS, 92O Pa AVE. y. VIRUS
TEES SALE OF ONE THREE
STORY, NNE-ROOM AND CELLAR
ROMAN BRICK DWELLING, WITH
ALL MOD ERN IMPROVEMENT,
BEING No 1912 PRINCETON STREET
NORTHWEST
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-04
Ser Mrbeiter un0 Der Souataq.

Das 8erm6aen oes Nrbeiters 1T boz
.ju9sweiie feline @eiunbbeit. I'm bieie
~ erbalteu, beborf er Der 8ube. @ube.
tas uiro oeBbalb Der Sonntog s%euannt.
BIS iebt bat nod fein Tortihritt. iein
Natioua'0ionoui, fein uoltsmirtbi4aft-
lites Spfem oieiss Naturseiss bsie,ii.
gen i0nnen. Nrbeit III bas unumgdna.
LID Notbuenoise fiir ben Nrmen unb ben
Grbeitsr. UNI iir ii9 ben N~otbbeoorf,
oas td3lihe 8roc, 81 s%euinnen; aber CT
bebarf au4 Der 8sit unb 8ubs, UNI es
nit 5reuben 81 9enie6eu. Nidt nit
unredt iast iosar elm @ottssldusner bes
uori8en Sabrbunberts, haB % boz baril1
uno elm fali&er @runbias lei. Dem 8olte
ieine Sonns unb Seierta9e ~ nebmen,
neil fe baourh BON Der Mrbeit abgsbal.
ten wlrteu. Reiu llmitanb if fir ben
G,b.iter psinucQer, als iuenn sr @iber
an Der Mrbeit empfinbet. O. if
ni4t bic tdsli&e @ube i'm S4lofs. uelHe
binrei4t, es If cine in re9elmdBisen
8mii9snrdumen ipieberisbrenbe @ube
u6tbis unb Suar ie an lisbsnten 1aee.
ni&t uaebr anb ni&t wenieer. 8wei
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-04

@ubetnoe in her @ohe wiroes pertp''h
lt&en, iisben Nrbsitstase ibsr fur5 ooer
lang Sur Nrb.it unfdbis MAIDEN. S,ut'
outage aiebt es nur einise W6lter. wslde
oieies @eiss ni1t bsobahtea bic Sa'
bier uno Gbineieu. uno obsleit lie eurb
odt. bis Su0lfidsiss 5eae an Neuiabr.
ON fleinen Neuiabr lin Der Sabresm.tte)
am Neumonoe unb anoers oas Terbdlt'
niB einis.rmoBen oussleiden. 10 fino
bod bieie BSlfer mebr OILS ale ibrisen
entnerut unb pertpsidlidt. SO 1T ibre
Nct5 cine bleibenoe, ibre &rantbeiten
ino bdufiser uub fur@tbarer OILS amber
mdrts. 3iest bod oieies @eies 10 in Der
meni1li9en Natur beSriinoet, bob Elm
enaliider NrSt iast: Die Beobadtun9
oes Souutass 1T ni4t BIOS cine &ell'
aionss fonoern auh etne natirllbs
8R,4t iir ieoer, Der ni4t 3um Selbit'
m6rber tuerben tpi1." &c mar oober
bas @eiss Der franSoiiten &epubl't,
weldes ben 10. Gag als &ubetoS ein'
fabrte, elm G~sseuitunc oes Spottes &C.
uorben. Niht LANCE oarauf i'm Sabre
lS4S erlieB bic 5peite Republ,f elm Conn
taaeaeies. Nl'o erfaunte au6 cine @oti
uerb0bnenbe &eaieruus oas Naturselet
e,ner Sonntassrube.
(Gortfesuns fplst.)
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Ser ueue Sartf.

Bic 5um |. Suli lou Der neue 1arif
liz unb fertis Ieiu. so ~lautet, elmer
clearinghouse @otreipousen5 aufo'se bas
Bro9romm Der Barteifibrer. Donah
ulirbe Yrdibent Wc&inlsp ben gonsrsb
auf ben Is. Mdra einberufen, uno Der
usue 9arlfausiduB-Iu ieirer 3uiam
menissuns meientli9 berielbe pis Der
issise-ole isst in Der 8earbsituns be
fiuolihe 8orla9e am 22. WdrS einbes
rihtsn. Gs If bic Nbii9t oes Sprss
h.rs Serb, benz 2anbe bic enoloisn De-
bllttn ubsr bic usribieoenerlei 3ar,ian'
idse 81 eriparen nno m0slidt ihueQ Su
Nsrfe ~ seben. Die Witslisbsr bss
bauies mifsn, mte fe tenn Tarif aeseus
lbsr iteben uno burd lanse Rsben msr.
zen feine St,mmen setponnen. 81 Der
gnttuurf, mle ihn 9Inslsp uno isin Nus'
iduB uus~ssavbsitet bobsn, gut. 10 braudi
Ct niht uiel oes 2Obss. 1T sr idlsht.
t6nnen ibm bic beiten &sbnsr mGt auf
belier. Wit Der erten Bo1e I'M Npril
ioa bic BID rem Ssnut 5uesbeu. 9ier
~errpartet man-uuo oas 1T haroc,eris
filb fir oas Wnisbsn bleier 86rpsri1ait
~-sinisen @ioeritano. Wan iebt uors
aus, ba6 Die Monopole, @ombinatiuaen
unb 1ruts blnter slu,sen Der SeEatos
rem iteden wsroen, UNI ibren 8orlbsil ~
ruabren. WaS baraus beruorsebt, barou
piro i'm GoufsrsnjausiduB Die Bertre.
tuus oes Sauiss oas Wsisr lesen.
lleber Die alsemslnen umrife Der
neuen 8Orlase tuIrb m~itsetbeilt. BOB bic
86Qe auf gtbarten. 1opfermaareu uno
Slasfabrifate nieoriser iein uerbeu ole
I'M McRiulep'1 urif. Sir @iisn uub
Stabl weroen bic Nnidse oes Biliou.
Earifs meHis ssdnbsrt iuerben; bic fir
Stahlibiensn Deroen, menn Reso nit
ieiner Weinuns ourderinst, nieoriser
anSeiebt ueroen. Nui 0ol5, Boqe uuo
Blei itsbsn b0bere Nnidss bsuor; Beine
uno SpirituOien tperotn cine @rbobuns
erfabren. Defenders gbampaaner, aui
uel4en Der 3oQ nubs5u usrooppelt rper-
ben ioq. gn Sts0e Der BsribSole ruer
ben. NO INNER oies tbunlih, @atiuu9s
56Qe treten.
Die WoBtesel miro i'm Senat ldnaere
3eit brauten als i'm Sauie. troBosm
slaubt man, iie bis aum Is. SUM- erie
oist 5u habsn. 10 BOB fis ols @eiss nit
Dem l. Suli in 8raft tretea fann. s.
uiro baun auh flr ole in ben 8olma'
s%o5inen bsiiuoliden Baaren iofort gel
ten. tusnn Dos 2aaerunss Briuilesium
ui&t iton uorber perfir5t uirb. Die
Seitaftauelt ulro oonad 10 fur5e Belt
als II m6slid in u%naewiBbeit iber bic
ueuen 9olanidse aelofeu iperbeu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-04

iuoenbliben Strol6e, Die seppbnbeits'
ma6ise Serbreder, aber 81 Ihlan llno,
lid BON Der Yplisel faiien 81 lalen ooer
Die Wtittel beliBen, tiidtlse rno elillluB'
rei1e, aber seiuiiienlole @oppfaten NIT
ibrsr Yertbeloisuns b%etranern 81 toi's
neu. gn bisier &laiie lit III telner
ameritaniIden Staot Mansel, aao aus
lbr refrutiren ii6 bic seIabrllblten Wers
BREEDER. Sold iusenoli6en Serbredern
1T lb,per beiSufommen, uno auf @rrno
Der b%eltebencen 9anoitrei6ers @eleBe limb
lie ni6t 81 belansen, well lie bel ibrer
Jamilis elm orpuunssmaBises Selm bas
ben. Sir ben @ertb oieler 8prlaSe
fam nitts 10 oeRtl,b ipre6en, ais bic
Sbatiahe, paB al benz Gage, an ipels
tem elue dbnll6e Torlase gum Nnfrllt
%eelanyte, cine slnSabl nptorllber Spies
ler lib nit ibrem Nnwalt i'm Capitol
berumtrieb uno sesen Die Bill Stlms
muns 81 maden lufte.
Der misunderstanding Sipilben
Gnslanb uno Nmerita, ben Senator
@pman 10 tart beiiiripprtete, lit enolld
bod, wenn audi in Wenis a%bsednoerter
Sprm uno nab beitisen 9ebatten anse=
npmmen ipurpe. Nn oielen betbeilisz
te iib audi nnier Senator Seller ipie.
Der in oraitilber @eile, iupbei er no
mentlih Dem Senatpr Sits einen or
oentliben uno wpblperotenten Gtalen1til-
Der 9ab. Die BON I'M erer Staatsle9lS'
latlr ansenpmmene &elplutlpu besils.
lid oes anslpsamerifanilben Sbieosa
pertrases lit cine G%rfldrung 81 8nnlter
oes ErinSips internatlpnaler Irbitra
tipn unp ais iol6e elm 3eiten bes sc.
iunpen Sinnes, Der lnlere @elessebunl
beberriht. Grireuli6 lit es, DAB bas
Ibseprpnetenbaus ii6 BERG pnelp'iden
sesen oieien 5rieoenspertras serl6tetel
: &elplution seseniiber 10 fiIbl perblel
uno opppelt erireuli6, oaB bieies @e
y iibl 10 auBerseluDbnlib einmiltbis mar
Stdrfer benn je ipiitbet oas Tempe
reuSselinoel in Der 8~eleBsebuls. Wi
aIer 8eipalt mO6te man inherent Staa
{. te 2ofal- Option auibalien. uno piesbe
Sislibe Seriube puroen I'M Senat be
c relts mebrere sematt. "a Die @aiier
limpel nun 10 srpBs 8eiabr III ben Ga
looms wltteru, CAB Senator Seller Den
ielben in ieiner Dill Elm Mittel al be
Sauo, Dor ben Salppns ourb eln rr
; tbes 9idt uto oas @prt yseiabrlid" 8
I ,parnen, popur6 Serr Seller Die Ill
iinnlsen Soroerunsen Der @aiierbelpe
branpmarten wpllte. Seller wiro Obu
Sweiiel ben &~altpalier Mtdnnern Ell
9rpBer Ste,n oes glnitpBes iein.
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0erc6t unD ebren0.

gSie bic oteisr Gage 81 @unften Be,
sbrm. Sdwsltern III 81. Solepb pom
Obsrritter Canton aefdute @utihsiouns
IN Der pom Jreo. B,l aus 81. Yaul &C.
gen oas 2sltament leiner Sbwefsr, Die
oils Sdwsltsr Sulla Dem Hsneolet'1ers
@onusnt in 81. SoleSb auseborte nno
ibren NohlaB isnsm &ioher tsftamsu.
tarlib ~psrmabts, %erbobeneu eonlef Dor
einem ieosu, wslner ben serlhtl,ber
8erbaaolunssu i'm NablaBs, 8re's une
Obsrssrltt iOlste, oils eine bodblt Sersd'
re bsSe,tuet psroen muB, 10 mnB IN Der
,elben nlti weniser cine ben perrin 29so
Briuer, mslhsr IN Der 8tase ben Bene
oictiner 4. @onpent osrtrat, boot eb
renoe srfanni perosu. Qerr Btarsr DO
IN Der 9urhiuhruna o,eler 8lase rub
menswsrlbsu 5ls,B uno G'isr an Der
Tag selsst u. fH uls bobtt 5upsrlal'Se'
Re1isselelrIer bepabrt. gr bat IN oe'
Durdilbruns olelss m,&tissn wle i1ule
risen YroSsGes fih unier oas Osutlb
tbum sssbrt, uno pir srniullren lsH 81
lelnem @riOlse aus sanSsm 0sr5eu
8lsi6 ebreno 1T Der Nussans oss BRO
ss6es tar ben NudlaBrldter Subsr
panleu, welter lelnen Gntlbslo ourd
ben oes SberritterS Canton beitatis
fiuost, cober ct lsine SuuerlaHistslt Il
Der Yermaltuus oes NatluBr'btsramts'
aul's Sslts srprobt bat. au1 ben sb'n
@9metsrn in st. Soispb entbletsn r'
unIere @ratulatipu 81 e,siem fur Be
Olosn boblt Wibtlssn ser,btllbsn @ni
ibeio.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-04
Der Notwithstanding, ben 1. Gebruar 1897.

mus 1T am Wusterben. er ndbrte ielbft
ben Tooesieim, = ben un9lauben - in
Sobalb Der Menl1 aufh6rt. feline
9~bbdusisieit BON Soft in oematbisem
@sbste ~ betennen. mub iein 9er5 moth.
luenbiserweiie erbdrten. feline Ssele tra'
ben. Der @eit bes uneloubens fdbrt
in ibn, uno baS 2i9t bes @laubens e.
liidt-tort If bic 8aribeit bes @ewii'
lens, babin bic Gur@t Dor Strafe fur
beaau9ene Sinoen. Glaubeu an bic
Wosli9feit elmer Siinoe mu6 i4winoen.
iaus % ueruunftmibris If, unierem
Sdopfer iiber ieoe Sauoluns. ieoen St.
oonten &e4eni&aft abSuleasn. Da ma
rem bob bic Wlten better bran. Sic
alaubten tpenisitens an ibre @0iter, be-
tsten iie on. entbielten fih BON gem Hen
bolen Sanoluusen uno uo0brahten beIol'
ide 9baten ,buen 3ur @bre. Wber IN
Ter NsusS eioentbum bat isine @biier.
brauht nur feline Shauotbaten i'm Der
bOrgenen 5u uerri1tsn. um iib uoultdn'
big alldli& au fablen. DennOh iino
Die Truoitioueu oes gbritsnibums noh
beutlih uno uupsrmii4t. uniere Bite
rotur tann ie uiht umseben, ionoern
muB ibuen &s6nuns traseu. Die 2sb'
rem bes @al,lders triumphiren nod iiber
B,1enidaft uno Neu. Seibentbum. Su
unousl6ihli4en 8asen iinb bieie 2ehren
in Der hl. S4rift uerSeihnet. unb ielbii
Die Sodflutb oes lusloubens fann IL
n,bt aus ben 9er5eu Der 8olter peripl'
ihen. Oie8ir1e 1T nod bier,
obwobl ueriolst unb %miBbanoelt. ben
nod iebsnb,s unb 9roBartig, ME BIZ
2,dtidule. tuelhe bic Siraeliteu pom ebe'
Dem our6 bic 5infterniB seleitete. @bri'
itus lob al oieies uOraus. uothem er II
ben Simmsl anffubr uuo butterflies oeB'
baib bic LANCE &sibe ieiner Steluertre
ter, bic ieluem Bolfe belfen iOQteu II
ben 1asen Der 8eordnsuiB. bic lie leb
rem io0tsn. ben Srrtbimern a~us5uuei
den. be iie tuarnen ioaten Dor benz Neu
6sioentbum.
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Mc8inltp, ber ucruommen, oas Der
Sunu9urutions . UaQ $4,000 iut,u
tpsrbe, bot on oas 8omits ssiaristpn,
oaB es bod niAt rsdt udre, aussRdts
Der melt usrbreiten WOtblnae cine iold,
Summe auf Saau9sprduse 5u psru.u.
ben. Bole mon ben Tag. Der asieisyt
wsroer io0. tplrois beseben uno tabsi
IN ieinsm { DRt 4inlsp's) Slime hnno.lu.
10 rpuros er smpfsblsn, ooB bic $4,000
sur 2,nceruIg oes b,rridsuosu @tenos
usraussabt wsroen. Die 6dlits iuus
man sur uuteralsuns Der Noiplsiosn.
ben i'm siaenen Ganoe usrluencsu, bic
anbsre 6alfie tbeiis Den tuusernbsn a..
oieru, tbe,ls osn usriolatsn Nrmenlern
,ufommeu lafisu - oas II Elm rsttes
Bort Sur ret,sn Bet.
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principles which THE NE has abored from its inception
to the present day. and won its greatest victories.
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to make THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE prominently NATIONAL
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INDIVIDUAL NOMINATIONS.

ICHARLES V. BARDEEN.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-11-19
TAILS ARE ELOQUENT.
Express Anger, Fear, Pleasure, Pride
or Defiance.

Whjch organ in animals is most used
to express emotion? Since it may be
said that within the sense of the ques-
tion there are scarcely any dumb ami
mals-eTen the hare utter5 most ag-
onized Scream OF terror when overhunt-
edit may be said that the vocal or
gans are, after all, those most univer-
sally used for this purpose among ami
mails, as among the human races, SAYS
the Boston Globe. There are very few
animals which do not utter some char
acteristic sound to express joy or sor-
row, satisfaction, disgust or fear Next
to the voice would probably come the
tail. though curiously enough differ
ent species of animals use this organ to
express quite contrary emotions The
dog tribe ways it to express JOY or pleas
urable expectations. The felines ex-
press anger by the same movement. but
both canine and feline express fear by
curling it between the legs. while bo-
vine species expresses anger by erect
ing it above the line of the back Ele-
plants express anger by lashing their
tails and waving their ears. horses dc
the same by laying their ears back
Birds expand the feathers of the tail 10
express pride or defiance and elevate
them to show pleasure. The whale. too
indicates rage and suffering by furious
blows of the tail.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-11-19
NOVELTIES FOR THE WOMEN.

For ladies' writing desks are shown
leather covered inkstands, paper
weights, ETC.
The new metal belts are decidedly or
nate, many being enriched with pro-
fusion of jewels.
Fabric belts may be obtained with
gem-studded buckles in old or oXidized
silver, silver gilt and gold.
Plaid belts in the colors of the various
Scotch clans are fastened with buckles
decorated with a thistle or some other
Scotch emblem.
Belt buckles are now favorites, and
the more grotesque the better. Large
sizes are much sought after for the finer
trade. There are special patterns for
certain occasions. such as buckles for
golfing, etc. The new gun metal is
much in evidence.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-11-19

cape out to sea. 1t was followed by a
number of other gulls. who seemed 70
know the distress their fellow was in,
and endeavored, apparently, to encour-
age it by wheeling around it and Shrek
ing cheerily as it labored on. 1t was
soon evident, however, that its strength
was failing, for its wings began to hut-
ter helplessly and the bird could no
longer sustain itself. 1t had just
reached the water, when from the
group Of its companions, who followed
it, two were seen to dart down. with the
rapidity so characteristic of their kind.
and seize the fallen bird by the wings
They thus sustained it until a safe rest
ing place was found. These birds are
remarkable for their unusual spirit Of
attachment for each other, and FIRE
quently display the true spirit of
friendship towards one another.-Min-
nie Slade, in n. Y Ledger.