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The morning times., 1897-01-31
WITNESSES DID NOT RESPOND.
The Case Against the Alleged
FiIibusters Was Postponed.

New York, Jan. 80. When the case OF
Gen. Carlos Roloff, who is accused of hav-
ing aided and abetted filibustering ex-
pedition to Cuba on the steamship WoodalI
in 1895, was called before United States
Commissioner Shields this morning, United
States District Attorney MacLane appeared
for the government, but when he called
for witnesses none responded. After wait
ing some time for their appearance ne
asked for an adjournment until next Sarur
day, which was granted.
The eases of DR.. Jose ] Luis and Enrique
TrujHlo, who are also accused of aiding
filibusterfng expeditions, were also adj
journed for the same reason.
The morning times., 1897-01-31
smokeless Powder Ordered.

The Navy Department has purchased
100000 pounds of alcohol, which will
be turned over TO the powder rnanufac-
turers who have contracts for manufactur-
ing smokeless powder for the Navy. The
Dupont Powder Company and tie Cali
fornia Powder Company have been sup
piled with the formula for making smoke
less powder, originated at the Newport
Naval station, and it has been determined
to have these firms supply 100, ,O0O pounds
of smokeless powder for 6-inch guns.
The morning times., 1897-01-31

State of Ohio, City of Toledo, Lucas
County, ss
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he
is the senior partner Of the firm of F. j.
Cheney & Co., doing business in the City
Of Toledo, County and State aforesaid
and that said firm will pay the sum of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and
every case Of Catarri that cannot be
cured by the use of Halls Catarrh Cure
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before HE and subscribed in
my presence, this 9Th dayeof December,
A. d. 1886. "a w GLEASON.
tSeal.l Notary Public.
Halls CatarrlI Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Send for testi-
monals. free.
F. j CHENEY & CO, Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
The morning times., 1897-01-31
CAPT. WALLER REPRIMANDED
Secretary Herbert's Censure Upon
the Conduct Cf Marine Officer.

Secretary Herbert has publicly repri-
manded Capt. Littleton W. L. Waller, OF
the Marine Corps, on the battleship Indiana,
and informed him he will not be permitted
for the next twelve months to appear as
judge advocate, recorder, OF counsel be
fore any Naval court or board.
1t appears that at an inquiry into the
charge against Lieut. Commander ALI
bone for alleged tyrannical and capyicious
cohduct, Capt Waller criticised the de-
partment for reprimanding Lieut.. Antier-
son without warrant. Secretary Her
bert declares the court was remiss in not
calling the captain to order.
The morning times., 1897-01-31
EmbrOideries.

Special good value in we'll
made White, Snowy Cambria
Edgings, wide margin, fast
edges, cut out ready for use.
-10c Kind
Sale Price, &c.
I2i-2c Kind
Sale Price, Sc.
15c Kind
Sale Price, 10c.
1Sc Kind
Sale Price, lie.
The morning times., 1897-01-31
Rebuilding Price, 40
Rebuilding Price, 6oc
Cloak Department.

-
Ladies Flannelette Waists in
all sizes and Colors Actually
worth 39c
Rebuilding Price, I9c.
Ladies Laun dered PercaIe
Waists. An unlimited array of
SJyles in all sizes. Actually worth
soc.
Rebuilding Price. 33c.
Ladies Laundered Percale
Waists. made of Sea Island cloth,
with new-Shape detachable col
iarS-in all sizes. Actually worth
75c
Rebuilding Price, 4Sc.
Ladies' Laundered Persian
Percale Waists. with detachable
collars; the swell wash Waist of
the coming Season-in all sizes.
Actually worth CSC.
Rebuilding Price, soc.
Ladies' Atwood Flannel Waists
In navy, black and cardinal, cor
rect style and perfect fitting. in
all sizes. Actually worth 81 .25.
Rebuilding Price, 69c.
Ladies All-wool Flannel Waists.
black and navy. handsome braid
trimming. in all sizes. Actually
wort n Sl.50.
Rebuilding Price, 7oc.
Ladies Fancy Striped Silk
Waists. in ali sizes. Actually
worth $3.50.
Rebuilding Price, 81. .o8.
Ladies' Dark Print Wrappers,
lined waist. and full skirt. Ac-
tually worth zoe.
Rebuilding Price, 4oc.
LaGies' Russian Fleeced Flar-
nelette Wrappers, well made and
tualIy worth CSC
Rebuilding Price, 6ec.
Ladies Black BrilliantineS Skirts,
full sweep and length. Actually
worth S1.75.
Rebuilding Price, Sc.
Ladies' Extra Quality Black
Brilliantine Skirts, full width,
and length lined throughout. Ac-
tualy worth S2.9S.
Rebuilding Price, SI.6o
Ladies' Winter Jackets and
CapeS. marked down to average
half of former prices.
Misses and Children's Jackets
and ReeferS reduced the same.
The morning times., 1897-01-31
Ribbons.

300 pieces All-silk Fancy Rib
bOns, consisting OF plaids-black
ana white stripe, Iancy stripe,
ana double face colored satins
IN . and l2-width. These are
aXCeptionally good values. and
are worth from 39c. TO 50c. a
yard
Rebuilding Price, 2Ic.
The morning times., 1897-01-31
Linens.

800 dozen Colored-Bordered
Fringed Napkins, Is inches
square.
Rebuilding Price, &c.
100 dozen Hemmed Towels.
size 19xi3. Special good value.
Rebuilding Price, I2Hc.
72-inch Silver Bleached Ia
Die Linen, very weighty and su-
perior finish.
Rebuilding Price, 3ec
The morning times., 1897-01-31

Ladies Silk-finish Fine Gauge
HermsdOrf Black Hose, Linen
splicedheelsa and toes-the great
est stocking for weight an d wear
ever Offered.
Rebuilding Price, 25c.
The morning times., 1897-01-31
Ladies' Neckwear.

In all about 100 pieces. two and
three OF kind. from one OF the
largest manufacturers Of ladies'
goods East There are Fancy Col
lars. 4 okes, j aDor Fronts. in SILK.
lace, velvet, fancy brocadeS and
oJher materials. New, n0bhy
spring goods, which would be
really cheap at 81 and 81 80 at
ordinary times.
Rebuilding Price, sc.
The morning times., 1897-01-31

l0c. quality Bleached Pillow
Case Muslin.
Rebuilding Price, sac.
The morning times., 1897-01-31
Hosiery.

Two numbers in La
dies Fine Black Hose
which are worthy q posi-
ton in this sale:
Ladies Three-thread Maco
Yarn Hemsdorf Black Hose
our own importation. An iron
cad guarantee with every pair.
Tie best soc. value ever offered.
In all sizes.
Rebuilding Price, 55c.
The morning times., 1897-01-31
Kid Gloves.

The ladies Of Wa shington look
20 US for bargains in Kid Gloves,
and whenever we advertise such
they know treat is i'm store for
them. We shall place on sale dur
ing this rebuilding 442 dozen
4-button Colored Dress Kid
Gloves, in navy-tan-slates-
English tans and modes-eyery
siZe-werc Just purchased, and
are the best Toe. value ever
bought or sold.
For this sale the price VIII be
soc.
The morning times., 1897-01-31
NOT GUILTY OF NEGLIGENCE.
Commander Bradford Exonerated
by the secretary of the Navy,

The court of inquiry that investigated
the striking by the cruiser Montgomery Of
some obstruction off Governors island,
in New York harbor, has held Commander
r. B Bradford not responsible for the
accident. The court found that as there
was plenty of water for a vessel Of tie
Montgomery's depth within d few yards
of Governors Island, and as the cruiser
at the time she struck was couple of
hundred yards away, the ship must have
collided with an unchartercd obstruction
The morning times., 1897-01-31

Public libraries spend vast sums OF
money to make their collections complete
In the Boston Public Library is a collection
of works relating to Shakespeare which
cost $4,000
The morning times., 1897-01-31
At I5c a yd

During this Rebuilding Sale
10000 yards of fine Tinted I.appets,
Domestic Organdies, ana ArTisa Cloth all
as pretty as drcam-the grandest combine
OF wash material ever centered under one
roof. Hundreds OF different styles and eff
fectS, Goods worth . and 25c a yard
put up in dress patterns ana sold during
this sale
At Sc
The morning times., 1897-01-31
At I5C a yd

39c Il yard cut from the piece, and not
near as handsome.
GOLD and Silver Tinseled Satteens,
printed on excellent quality CLOTH are an
other French dea. Vines, dots, dashcs and
spots Of untarnishable bullion Will be one
of the latest fads of the coming season
These goods are guaranteed TO wear and
wash the SAM a ; bleached muslin. Also in
remnant length
The morning times., 1897-01-31

Heavy Bleached Sheeting,
suitable width for single cots.
l6c. quality.
Rebuilding Price, IoAc.
The morning times., 1897-01-31
Donestics.

S-4 Heavy Unbleached Sheet
ing. 16c, grade.
Rebuilding Price, 9Ac.
The morning times., 1897-01-31

Celebrated Berkeley Fine
Cambria, full yard wide, made
by the Lonsdale mills. 1Oc. q
yard.
Rebuilding Price, 6Ac.
The morning times., 1897-01-31

Silk Dress Ginghams, copied
from the genuine Scotch goods.
20c. value.
Rebuilding Price, SAc.
The morning times., 1897-01-31
10000 Yards

or the finest French Organdies which ever
left the looms of France.
The exquisite patterns of Sc many differ
ent designs and colorngs really BATTLE de-
scuption.
The cloth is as sheer ami fine as a spi
der's web, and yet contains the strength
of the heaviest kind OF material These
goods were consigned to us direct from
the foreign mills, in short length. and will
be placed on sale
The morning times., 1897-01-31
FRENCH ORGANDIES.

Freres Koechin's and Schuer Rotts' mas
rebuilding sale
The morning times., 1897-01-31

Ladies Flannelette Waists in
all sizes and Culors Actually
The morning times., 1897-01-31

24-inch AI-sllk Black Brocade Indias,
:n medium and large designs The same
patterus as 81 90 broeades
The morning times., 1897-01-31

10000 Nottingham Curtain
Ends-white and ecru. |, l ii
and | l-9-vard lengths.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-03-17

slun montos ben - Maia'trat,
laut proclamation ocs prdlioenten, Der
ncue Gonsreb gu elmer yrtra:S it"ns
sulommen. Gbos. 9. Jteeo wurbe nit
100 Stimmen, sesen III fir ben Des
motroten Bailey (Ger.). 81 fir benpo>
pulitzer Beu (Gol.) uno Is fur ben sil=
hermann Nemlonos Meuooa) gum @pres
der bes 9auies wieoererwdblt. Die
ibriseu Nemter wuroen folsenben repu:
blitanii@en Caucus: @anbibaten ibertra:
gen: Glert, q. Mc0owel (9a.);
Ser9eaut=at: Nrms, @.T. @uieQ (Mo);
Doorteeper", Us. s. Glen (N. ~;
Yoitmeiiter, $. 6. Me@lrop (Obio);
&aplan, 9enrp $. @ouben. =
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-03-17
Neil1n8oer e@weine.Gto'

Sn unierem Na@bartaate Sowa lou
Elm Weittel sesen ben ssfar@tstiten Gsino
Der S@wsins3a@ter. bic S@meine.@ bos
lera, entbedt unb bereits NIT bur4i@la:
senbsm griolse CUR N%nweneuns ssbra@t
moreen jsin. Der Name bes gntbe&ers
Der 9eilmetbobe wiro ni@t seuannt, IS
beibt inbsB, oaB Der @ladli@e en-. praes
tii@er S&weiue3a@ter lei, eer i'm siss:
men Sntsreiie iowobl, ais auf @rmunts'
q bin. bic ibm ieitens Der gurlins.
ton" unb rWtilwautee" @iienbabn:@e:
ieui@aften 3u Gbeil seworben, umfans:
rei@e grperimente aniteute. Die Gr:
folse iollsn iber aQes Grmarten siinltis
aussefalen ieim. Man ,uanbte unter
Der Nufii9t elmer Nnsabl Giienbabn:Nn:
sei'eQter, GbierdrS'e, 3eitunssIsute unS
ionitiser Sntereienten auf Der Garm oes
4rdiibenten Der Sri item Nationalbant in
DuIutb. Germ George Bur9 unb auf
Der bes County, uperuiiors w.. y.
@ateman in Beoforo, 3d., bic neue
9eilmetbooe bel &oleratrantea Sbieren
an unb iberrai4te bic 8eoba@ter eur@
ben griols. Numentli@ in benz 1eet9es
nannten Sale mar leeterer gang beions
bers a%uffaQenb. Von oer 9eeree maren
berei,s l6 Ebiere einseSanaen uno Die
~ nod lebenoen iebr i@wer ertrontt.
Son Dem Moment oil, an Dem bic Ve>
bonoIuns beaann. trepirte teins oer
Sgiers mebr uno III ;ebn Easen wur bic
gauge 9seroe wisoer ternseiuno. Die
g%nlosdung mdre, ,uenn lie ii@ uberau in
9leidsr Weiie bewdbren ioute, uon oQers
b0diter Bsoeutuns, ocnn Die S@'peines
Gbolsra wuroe bisber gu ben u%ubeilbaren
&rantbeiten sers9net uno bic 0erIuite,
Die lie anribtete, 'uaren gang un9emetn
9rcB uno j@wer. SIM Staate Soma
allsin miro Der Wertb bes in be- pei floiz
isnsn Saiion Dem tldil9en Ieinoe gum
Opfer seioueneu Bornenuiebs ouf pole
$40, ooo, 900 uerauiala9t. Nuaeii@ts
ioIder :3ublen ldBt ii@ oer unsemein
sroBe @ertb zines Suuerlaiisen 9eilmit>
tells ber Seu4e IN ieinem uoden umianz
&c ermeiIen. Der gntoeder oer Sur
1dlt oereu gin;elbeiten u~orerit nod ses
beim, bic MISUNDERSTANDING bic
i'm CUR Nnitelluns Der @criu@e uerans
loBt baben, werbsu inoeB iiderli4 bafiir
ior9en. bag bic Nnwenoumg in mDgiidlt
weitssbsncem MoBe erm0slidt wiro.
9aben lie bod an Der 9ebuns uno @rs
baltuus Der @ieb5u@t Elm un9emeinI TO-
bes Sntere6e. 4
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-03-17

@eId unsebenre S@neemaien ii@
in Minneiota unb ben beioen Oototas
onsebduft babeu, erbelt inter Nnoerem
aus Dem Beri@t zines pana9iers Der
Nortbern Baciiicbabn, wona3 Der S3nee
meitli4 pom Sarge Don 90 Bis 80 SUB
bod lie9t uno at ueri@ieoenm Plaben
TuunelS sesraben werben muBten. I'm
bic g%iienbabu;ise our@sula6en. Die
Mosli6teit 1T %uorbanoen, baB in ienen
@seenoen oer S@nee ni@t pot benz. 4.
Suli mestbauen tam uno BEL einem tlbs
len CONNER i%teoenmeiie liesen bleibt, bis
Der tommenbe @inter wieoer neuen
brinst.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-03-17

Nlte Qeute. wel@e our Nesuliruns Der
@ebdrme uno Nieren WebiSin sebrau:
den, werben in electric Witters Gin
wirsiames 9eilmittsl finosn. Dieie
Meoisin reiSt ni@t unb entbdlt teinen
@bistp nod irseno Elm anberes beraus
i@enbes Wittel, ionbsru wirtt itdrsenb
unb reinist bas @lut. IS wirst milb
auf ben @osen uno be @eodrme. per:
leibt ben Orsanen Graft unb Stdrtuna
unb bilft babel Der Natur BEL Der Our@s
flbrun9 Der Gunttionen. electric Bits
ters ma@t ausse3ei&neten Nppetit unb
bilft Der Verbauuns. Mlte 2eute finben
oarin 9erabe. mas Ne braa@en. Preis
so Gents unb $l.Oo per GIai@e in Der
Npotbete uon .. M. Often.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-03-17

81 Wbiteiioe, Sq., lit tir5li@ Elm
Monn gu a@tidbriser 3u@tbausitrafe
perurtbeilt worben, neil er fortseiest
9abner Don elmer Garm seitoblen battle.
@dtte ber Narr bic Tarm 9lei9 mits
seitoblen, mdre er. ii@erli& nit
bS@itens o@t Monaten bauonses
tommen, unb bdtte Ct oas san3e Neit
@biteiibe vannectirt", 70 t0nnte e. obne
6rase 8irsermeiiter, uno wenn e. IS
moQte, aud nod 2esislaturmitslieo ODER
ionit irsenb etwas @roBarti9es unb
ProftabIes merben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-03-17

Die @eiesseber 0 Nrijona baben
rim S@er3" cine Niu p%aiiirt, our@
wel9e bic Brelie in icnem @taate abses
l@afft merben miro. 0ie uiele iener
@erren waren nur gu frob, wenn bic
ofientli@e Meinuns wirtli& unteroradt
werben tSnnte! 0a ioll in benz bo@ci>
piliiirten Staate Nem Yort cine DiQ
einserei@t merben, mad wel9er ale bort
publi3irten 3eitunsen elmer Staats:Su s
perpiiion gu untertelen waren. - Do@
aud ni@t idle@t? +.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-03-17

Mcber bic mebrfa9 er6rterte grs
nennuns uon @m. Merriam ols Sc
ianoter mad Berlin ldBt ii@ bic ct.
Bau!er 0oltsaeituns folsenbermaBen
u%ernebmen: vMit Der Gmtienouns ces
Gr:@ouuerneurs Merriam als Bot=
idaiter nod Deuti@lano wiiroe Prdis
bent Mc&inlep weoer benz 2anbe nod
.ii4 ielbi1 einen eriprieBli@en D.enit ers
ueiien. sSn Berlin nimmt mon IS be-
tanntli9 NIT Perioual 0erbdltniiien
i:br senau, uno ba birite 9errn Merz
riams ense gerbinouns NIT ben
bieiisen notbleioenoen 8anten eber gu
alien anberen, als gu elmer Gmpfebluns
bienen".
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-03-17

Sn @~leuelano, Obio, bat cine 6rau
ibren S@mieseruater, einen Nrjt, auf
:3abluns elmer Gnti@aoisuns BON $780,
900 uertlast, neil er ibr einen Sips
ba0en in ben Wtuno itedte, oieien bort
perbdrten lieB uno iie iomit 5eitweiIe Der
M09li@teit, gu ipreden, beraubte. -
Ser Dottor, elm itrammer Goldman,
foQ gu ieiner @nti@ulo.suns bes &C.
f@ebenen aniabrer, oaB er ieiner S@mle>
serto9ter, elmer rabiaten @ilbers8er>
tbeioiserin, nur besreiFid MAIDEN moQ>
te, baB @eoen MUIR Silber, S@wetsen
aber, i'm @intlans nit Dem NusfaQ Der
1etten Wabl, @ulo lei.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-03-17
Die tetken Queuen

in ben BIad 9iQs in Glib Datotu Be-
iiten cine mense wunberbarer mebi5iniz
i@er @iseni@aften in Der 9eiluns pon
&beumatismus, Neural9ia uno per:
rpanbten Rrantbeiten unb iouten non
Qeioenoen in Grmdsuns sejosen merben.
Grtter &laiie 9otel : ACCOMMODATION 1T
porbanben. GouriitensE gu nies
brisen Staten tonnen tdsli@ uno au ipe>
3ieQ nieori9en Preiien an ieoem erten
unb britten Dienita9 INT Monat besogen
merben. @oIe Snformation ertbeil:n
bic Nsenten ber Chicago & Nortbmeitern
Giienbabn. 2
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-03-17
8udlens Nrnica=Salbe.

Die bette Salbe in Der @elt fir Wun:
ben, Queti@unsen, S@nittmunoen, &C.
i@wire, Sal3fluB, Tle@ten. aufseiprun>
gene 3dnoe, Troitbeulen, 3lbnerausen
unb aue 9autausi@ldse uno beilt uns
feblbar 9dmorrboioen. V~oQfdnoiae
@efrnoisuns juseii@ert. ODER teiue Be-
;abluns u%erlanst. Yreis. 95 Gents bic
S9a9tel. gu baben bel .. 81. Olien.
Nem lllm.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-03-17
Der &ortihritt."
Grideint ieoeu Mittwod.
abonmemcnts.p rcis $500 Gas Jahr; nab
DeutiAlanb II. Ser SRwei3 $3.50 Gas Jahr.

21lS Elm boffnunssuoQes 3ei@sn bss
3eit BARI IS betradtet wsroen. bab
feIbt 10 uerbiNene Wan&eiter:S rsane
u.e bic .0]ew PORTER StaatsSsitans"
bur9 bic INNER idumloier auftretenes
priuilesienwirtbi&oit. our& bic seistl'd
betrstirte Musbeutuns bes 0oltss bur&
@orporationen, bic weiter mi@ts int
Muse baben als bic GlQuns ibrer Eas
f9en, ii@ i@lieBliA in bic Defsniiue sss
brdnst isbsn unb rpopotratii&e" Mn:
manblunsen besommen. 90 leien mir
in s%enanntem Ylatte:
vDie yraislatur bat cine Blu an9es
nommen, bur4 mel@e bas wsrtbuoue
priuiIesium Der podst Vsioroeruns
bur9 2uitbrud al cine Corporation uers
identt uirb. Veriude, iiir bic Staet
einen @eminn: Nutbeil beraus;ui@lasen,
mi6lansen. Infer @emeinweien batte
seuiB ldusit cine Nobrpoit baben iouen,
unb oieie gmpiiubuns mag bic Grlan=
9uns ismss Yriuilesiums erleidtert bas
ben, uenn au4 Corruption babel obne
3weiiel unterlisst. Nm swedmdBisiten
wdre IS wobl sewcien, bic Sade NIT Der
Ser. StaatensYoi ST uerbinoen, unb
bies mar aud Idusit arssrsst worosn,
bod sel9ob aus uns betannten 0riinoen
ni6ts. Oa bic Ser. StaatensYoit Die
8el0rberuna ielbit GROCER Yodete ldnsit
iibsrnommen bat. 10 lisst um 10 wsniser
@runo Dor, ibr Spitem nidt auf Bes
forberuns ourd pneumatii@e @obren
aus%;ubebnen; uno wenn es einmal lol9e
aiebt, mdre IS ld9erl,@, bic alte Bes
fSrberuns Der Poit our@ StraBens uno
9odbabuen bsi;ubebalten. Oas Vers
balten Der Yesislatur in bieier Trase
mirb UNI 10 mebr NnitoB erresen, als
bas @erlansen mad Ser taatli9uns pon
0ertebrs. Mni talte obnebin INNER 1tdrs
ter auftritt unb bic gimudnoe oaseSen
INNER i@werer auiredt gu erbolten iinS.
Oie Sorte @olititer, welde bic 2e9isz
tutW beberri9en, baben entmeoer gar
teim Ser tdnoniB fir bas Ordn9eu oes
8oltes nod S@ub sesen bic 9roBtapis
taliiti@e Nusbeutun9 ODER wollen tein
ioldes @%eritdnoniB boben. Sbr &C.
babren e~rinnert oft an oas Ipres nous
le eelu9e Der gourbpneu."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-03-17
Marttbert6t

Y { ~ Il | NJ, Wittmo9 ben II. MGr3
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-03-17
IS Da6ete 0emilie Games,
S1.OO.

Sir einen Dollar ienoet Sbnen Sobn
81. Sal3er Seeo &c., Xa@roie, @is.,
rpenn sic bieie Notij mitienben, ibren
beuti9en Samentatalos FAINT IS f~einiter,
alerfriibeiter @emiieiamen, senus flr
cine beuti@e Tamilie. Deuti@er &afiees
Samen 15c. >
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-03-17
" a d GaIifornten.

Die minneapolis & 81. Souls Babn
1T bic ein3ise 2inie, mel@e Pbiuips Eou:
~riitenwasen benust. Dur@laufenbe
3use nnd Sos angeles uerla1en Min>
,eapolis ieben Dienitas uia St. @ortb
unb ST Yaio unb ieben Donnerfas. uia
Qmaba, Denper umb Salt Gate.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-03-17

&eute finbet in Carton Gitp, See
paoa, bic sroBe Priiselei 5wiiden Titz
1immons unb Gorbett ltatt. vWem bel
bieler @elesenbeit bod Der Cine ben 9(ns
beren tobti@la9en modte", burite Der
fromme Wuni9 uon 8ielen lein.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-03-17

Die 9r6Bte unb Bette Nusmabl pom
0ampen auer Mrt fnbet man i'm Store
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Smith moved that the county gov
eminent bill be made a special order
for this morning, and it was so or
dered, and at 4:20 o'clock the Senate
adjourned to 10 O'Clock this morning.
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A DANGEROUS INTRUDER.
To Be Sternly Grappled With and
Quickly Thrown Out.

"Once more in the clutches of my old
enemy the grip" you say some morning
when you wake up coughing and sneezing.
Your eyes are watery, your head feels as if
some force inside of it were bent on split
ting it as a charge of gunpowder splits
rock. Every muscle is stiff and sore Your
very bones ache.
Oh, we all know the symptoms of the
grip. A steady draught through an open
door, a pair of wet feet left undried too
long, or a short walk in the cutting air
without an overcoat, and the mischief is
done.
How shall it be undone? Evidently
there is only one remedy. The blood must
move more briskly on its way, so as 10
warm the tissues near the skin. and at the
same time relieve from congestion the slug
gish organs lying deep in the body.
And what will accomplish this? An
swer: Only a pure stimulant to stir, stimu-
late and rouse the powers and throw the
intrudng grip out of the system. Nature
must be assisted. The only known pure
medicinal stimulant is Duffys pure malt
whisky. "A stitch in time saves nine" is
an adage that would never have grown so
old if it did not embody an imperishable
truth Remember this ancient saying ana
take Duffy's pure malt whisky at the first
chilly symptom that the grip is near.
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Evening Session.

A good working force filed the seats
of the Assembly chamber at last even
irg's session when some twentysix
claims and deficiency bills were con-
sidered
The bills, which had been recommend
ed favorably by the Committee on
| Ways and Means, were all on second
reading. The House went into Commit
tee of the Whole for the purpose of con-
sidering them. They We're explained
seriatim, and no amendments being Of
fered, they were, as whole, considered
engrossed, reported back to the House
favorably and ordered to third read
ing
The bills passed were as follows:
20S, appropriating $14S to pay def
cheney for support of Southern Califor-
MIA Hospital for Insane and Inebriates,
for the fonty-seventh fiscal year
210, appropriating sos 15 to pay the
deficiency for transportation of prison
ers, for payment of the claim of w. c.
Conroy, in conveying children to Whit
tier
211, appropriating ST $40 to pay the
deficiency in the pay of salaries of the
agents and other contingent expenses
of the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
212, appropriating S115 to pay to
Charles Phipps, for services rendered as
Assistant Secretary of the State Board
of Examiners.
pa, appropriating to pay the def
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Afternoon Session.

The special file of Assembly bills be-
ing the special order for o'clock, was
taken up, and A. B. %. by Kenyon, to
amend an Act to provide a system of
street Improvement bonds to represent
certain assessments for the cost of
street work and improvement: A B.
4o3. by the Committee on Mines and
Mining interests. amendatory to the Act
for the better protection of the stock
holders in corporations formed under
the laws of the State: A. B. 81, by
Kenyon. amendatory of the Act to pro-
vide for the disincorporatfon of mu-
nicipal corporations of the sixth class.
We're read a second time and ordered
engrossed and to the third reading.
A SMOOTH EVASION
1t became apparent how the right of
way was to be secured for the county
government bill when Seawell an
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THE SENATE TACKLES
The County Government Bill, and is
Still i'm the Woods.

Lieutenant Governor Jeter was in the
chair when the Senate was called to
order yesterday morning, and most OF
the Senators were in their seats, the
focus of interest being the county gov
ernment bill which had been made a spe-
cial order after the reports of standing
committees.
Wilmington moved that S. b. 1o4