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The times., 1898-07-03
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h0 hs55s haas tsibpss m asserPfisas fhons
ev-..er, uev,,',',n
ICE CREAM. 'sp eoe -
WinStOn'S r s IS -: ::.' :; Z
W. D. WINSTON. 1873 5t4 SC,
GhHN n IN nw wholesale and retail deal
uE1ls Srs s in ods lee c, Cream a5P,oa and Water
an .Iee cream and water fees
Nm SsSs'is Sss sss5 BS5; 55Iss Si9: s,5. 5ss
III Eeys 81 per gallon. Manufactured
| by j. Elmer Lacey, Coz n. y.
| ave NV. Phone 1896.
Quality 7: s;
Boone. l726 Pa. ave. NV.
Rosen 81. 81 s.: !: !; f: :5:
solicited.
Brown &C.: g !: e.. & +: E: s::
JEWELLERS. j

B. S. 737 sth st. se., Jeweler;
fine watch and clock repairing a
speciality. Work guarante'd d.
Prices the lowest.
Repairing; Dealer in Watches,
Diamonds and Spectacles. l. p.
Libbey, 433 9th st. NV.
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BAKERS.

Baking Co., established
1915; 472 10 476 c ST.
NV, the Oldest and laTg-
est bakery In Washing
ton.
The times., 1898-07-03
BARRIERS SUPPLIES.

NJ Tregor & Co. 1929 T st.
NV ne sell razoys that shave.
II you want q Razor that is
n razor-we've got Just the
razor Won want. Take it home
and try it-if 1t don't suit
vour beard bring 1t back and
take home another. Waliord :,
AZ and 900 Pa. ave-
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yETERINARY sURGEoy.

Robinson E. !: @ Co.,: 3. ;3::! e: s:
1887. 'Phones-Othce
zoos; residence, 775.
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UNDERTAKE ERS.

~ R. F. Sons Undertakers,
Harvey, 6; ;: E ,s::; ;:; ::; {: .:5'
Ns W. s., undertaken
SigOurney, !: d !: ;@:;'='' s= '7:'''''' ''''
The times., 1898-07-03

NJ, 507 7th ST. NV,
Watches. Clocks, Jew
elry, Diamonds, etc.
Watch Materials, Watct
Makers and Engravers
Tools.
The times., 1898-07-03

Go to Vanee's, 1910 l4th ST. NY.
There you will find bread raised
{ in the pan and not in price
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MANTELS.

Persons designing and
building Houses should
call at the Mantel Fac.
tory, 1921 Ohio ave. NV,
in regard 10 wood man.
tels and mantel cabinets.
JOHN DoNNELLY, JR.,
Prop.
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The Liberty Road Racer is
a better hlilJ wheel than
most of the So models so
on time. SIS down and IS per
month Iroquois Cycle Co,
$40 I4th ST NV.
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HARNESS AND TRUNKS.

Trunks: ! s::;5 =; s:: y; s::,;:' r: :: :" s 50
The times., 1898-07-03
Drew,
u S.
Northeast
DINING ROOMS.

Is The yatoidi Hotel and Din
RfnEfsE ing Re- oms, JOs 9th ST. NV.
HhHfsSe Everything new and first
u tu dss class Finest coffee and
pastry, ctc., IN the District.
Electric fans.
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4oJv-
Sons, 425 9Th st. NV,
manufacturers of Trunks
and Harness. Persons
= about TO leave the city
will find every article
needed in travelling.
ie to have your trunks put
" T. O. Lyddane, l4I7 p
orse furnishings and stable
Harness made TO order
red.
J. I. Hunter & Co., job
bers. Fine line of har-
ness, Holly whips, leath-
er lashes, 500. Buggy
arness, SO. Call and look
over stock and get prices.
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Stables, 1210-l2l9 Obi,
ave. NV. Best ans
cheapest accommodation
in Wash. for transient.
and farmers. Livery
Boarding and Hiring
NJ. II. Sullivan, Prop.
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WALL PAPER

az 81 wm. F., Fine Wall Papers, Win.
al hTME dow Shades and Room holdings,
EEkeGHEs House Painting. Fresco Decorat-
sVE' ing. Lowest prices. Best work
manship. 9O7 1lth ST. NV.
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Richard s., $50 II st. ne.
Wall papers and painting. See
samples of my work and
papers. All work guaranteed.
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PRINTING.

First-class work at rea-
sonable prices on short
notice. Orders by mail
given prompt attention.
S. V. Matchett. 425 9th
ST. NV.
Ours is n plant which
combines the artistic with
the practical. Miller Art
Press. 800 llth ST. NV.
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+. A, 5U5 I II st. sw., cael
paid for old gold and silver
watches and jewelrr. Watci
repairing speciality. Main
spring, 81. Cleaning, 81.
for old gold and silver by J
ger, opticiJn and jeweter. slt
NV. Fine watch and jewelr,
ring. c-
Repairing. Full line Of Jew
elery at very lowest prices
Hillyard Bros,,' 1877 7fh 81
NV. Repairing a specially.
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HIFFETS.

Costello, :: A ::.: +: I 4: +: S.: So: $ e
Rs William, 1908 Pa. ave. NV. has
W0T7 only the best and purest goods.
UHUtEs Heurieh's Maerzen Beer.
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FURNITURE-NEW AND SECOND
HAND.

FURNTTURE-NEW AND SECOND
HAND.
M and secondhand furniture bought,
Ill 0tkf sold and exchanged by Henry Rosen-
IL n rs burg, corner Sth and ID SITS NV Of
IVY sc fee and store fixtures a specially.
Furniture repaired and packed for
for shipment.
Mays ::: s: e.: i: III: ): Il:
and revived to look like new;
storage. All work done on
premises by skilful workmen.
Charges moderate. 25c express.
Antique J: !: 3: E e; ,:: !: !; e: !: !
formerly at sth and NV.
Storage :::::5 e: 6: ::: {: :;a =:
per load.
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OYSTER HOUSE.

Cooked Meals. tthe bfst in the city,
a and Picked Cab sMeat, CLANS,
re- etc, at J.-P ArmsFong's, 9th and
y / SITS. NV.
walt, l.. c., wholesale and retail
dealer in oysters, fish and game,
2031 14th St NV. and 1854 Z st. NV.
New York, Blue Points, Lynn Haven,
Chesapeake Bay, and Norfolk oys-
tiers always on hand. Prompt de.
livery. Reasonable prices.
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ENGRANERs.

Engraving Co, Hutchins
Bldg, line and half-tone
cuts for all purpose;
high-class designs and IL
lustrations.
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CLOSING UP THE LINES
Gen. Graham Dissatisfied With
Guard Duty at Camp Alger.
AN INVESTIGATION ORDERED
Charges AGAINST One of Col. Girard's
Nurses Lead to Important Action
The Typhoid Scare Abated-TO
Celebrate the Fourth OF July
Private. Hooley's Piaipt.

is fur corp'ral.' who sweRrs at the rocks;
A is fur adjutant stuck on his locks:
NJ is fur mush, wot y gets from tn cooks;
is fur private, wit gun in his hooks.
A is fur achin' to get out Of here
l. is fur large which says before beer;
G. is fur gurls. which we wants Z be near;
f is fur 'tnemy--we -never fear;
X is fur rookie who drills wit a tear.
Laws of Camp Alger.
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D. L, & Co. 623 C ST NV.
Boarding, livery and sale stable.
Stylish turnouts at reasonable
prices. Phone 905.
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AND Liquors.

Best in the world,
s. per gal, 81 per
qt., SOC per pit,
Zoe sample bottle.
Lynch's. 404 9th st.
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Edward. News agent
ID and dealer in cigars
tobacco. Tth and
" FLORIDA ave. NV.
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NEWS AGENTS.

Wm.. News agent and
dealer in cigars and to-
bacco. !07 H st. ne.
The times., 1898-07-03
LIVERY STABLES.

~ r. = 49,
Turnouts of every description
for hire at .Robinson's Stable,
sl5 10Th st. NV. Best Of ac-
commcdations for Boarding
Horses. Cali and see me.
Phone IOO5.
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Ricvcle repairirg. J. A. Hun
+er 30 ID 4l-2 -. sw. Double
tlie r,uncture. 25c: sing,e tube
T-rl.tilre l5c; new spoke. l0c;
new rims, g. Sub-Agent ioT
ZENITH and ZENDA Bicycles.
The times., 1898-07-03

ing, dyeing, altering, and repair
ing. p. Krutkowitz, 1876 l4th st.
NV, merchant tailor.
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Srief6ef6rhrrung mad nrm 4uslanbc.

Sreitag, %. - ubr Qbsnb5, fir
europa, per 0dmpfer rGampanta, "
bid Queenstown. II ubr Na3ts,
fir Samaifd, Tortune SsGunO, SaDaz
nina unb @reDtotpn, per 9dmpfer
nQlene;" Fiir 8ene5uela, Curacao, GU
boniad unb Gdrtbagena, bia curacao,
per Oampfer rPbilaOelpbiu."
Gamitag, 26. - II l1br Na4ts,
fir gfafau, q. g., per 9amPfer BON
Miamt, 5la.
0ie poit fir Cuba, bia 8ampu,
Sto., f6lieBt bier tGgIid I'm 1,5O
Nu4mittugS; fir Reufunolano uno
MiqueIOn, bta Bottom uno Salifar,
tdgli8 UNI 4 ubr 9a9mittags; fir
China, Sapan unb 9apait, pid Sun
Sran3isco, tGgli4 I'm 7 ll6r QbenOs
Bis gum 81. Mdr3; fir @uItralien,
g9eu : Seelano, !6atpait unb Sill S.
LAMBS, oia 9ancouoer, tdglt3 I'm Z
&6enos Bis gum 81. Mdr5.
g.. 9upies 0arfielo, 9pItmeiIter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-25

pa4tunbber3ger in gonn unb asrtsr" BON emanuel N2ai.
rGten, gei, Stein" Grabbing DON u. y. 9Orum.
n0as ate @4OB," cine pabrs g~ege6en6ett BON 81. GIurfen.
pOos @uIu%9eintsO," cine trosti6e @sTdihte BON q. 3.
Der PehDo9sl," cine tragisfomiI6e @ei4thte b. 9aul 8GB.
Sin @fGIerzStrfs" bon emile 3ola.
.rDus Datum" bon 6runcu.
Sin 9oftbeuter."
,0us 8s6eimnib Der SO6anniter 8omturet" bon 8snna
Ritsnauer.
5~ortieBung bs ipunnenben 8omans pes 9aters S4ulo."
rSnbianer %i&peoH4er QbItammung."
pie Sbeilung bs 8Gr~enFenes."
Sin Drama i'm N1eere."
n0ie Sample in Gu6a."
r@rangsr5 Satin"
Scr @8a6 Don 9erFen unb bic @f0nsn isinss 9arens."
Der 9aOi unb bic @o3iolDamotrote."
r9erknfiI6eei in 8aDern,"
Q~ofaberihte aus Der ulen SeimatA.
6umoritides.
8oQfGnoige telegrap6ifs Na6ri4ten.
Ollie Qofulbert6te Bis gu Dem 4ugsnbGt, mo- bic 3eitung 8>
brudt pirb.
06iqsg lit nur cine tbslpeiTe Cite Der intereTantfcn Qrttel, bic
yer nd6ten 2usga6e bs5
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Stns Dem SnurrCn MarDlan0's nrlo
ben atgrrn3rnorn Staaten.
Gin @rbrutf6 Of.

9roBe 4ufregung purOe geftern in
@eFport, Mb., our4 einen @r0ruti9,
n.r eir BON Srn. 9riG b~spobntes
56aus nit ii9 fortriB unb quer ii6er
bic Strabe mari, berporgerufen. Der
lang onbultenbe Re9en bate bic @r0e
70 erpeift, bag ous 5unbament beg
6uufi5 na6gnb. Die camille bate
Qtrabe nc6 3ait, ii9 bur4 5lu6t por
benz ii6eren Sobe gu retten.
S8Gimm fir b|urFige
Seelen.
3ur6 BIZ @rpIoiion elmer 9prumitz
gutrons purbe 9eItern ods BON 8eo.
Dorna gssignete unb pon ibm als
WirtfE4aFt benubte 6aus in Mioblez
burn, pa, fat qGn5li9 3erItOrt. @s
mar ptes bic eir3igs WirtbIhafi in Der
@tp.nb.
Gin betannter &r3t ge@
Il prben.
0r. 81. u. 81. +. Carr, elmer Der az
teitan urb prpminenteitsn Qer3te bon
Cumberland, itarb geitern Morgen,
turs mad IL ubr. @r purbe am 80.
Q(uguit 1880 in 6reberif > Gountp,
@d., qabpren unb grabuirte ppn Der
,MarDIdnb : llniperiitdt." gr prof
tisirte in Der Stubt Cumberland NIB
renb Der leBtsn 20 Sabre uno mar fir
cine Reibe DDn Sabren Der Qr3t Der
Baltimore : Sbio : 8abn" unb d11z
Berbem MitqlieD Der WafIerz8eb0ro
uno ber 9enlions : 8eb0rbe. Sine
Wfttre unb cine Soldier aus eriter
@bs, 5rau Smith BON Salisbury ,9a.,
~betrauern i6m. @r mar uuBeroem
Sausar5t beg Senators 0a1ingtOn.
Gin gu iternfif6er perz
d number.
GupitGn SSams5 SreatIe, Elm pobl=
betannter Qluiternfif6sr, peri9pano
qeTfern aus Teinsr Wo6mlng in Ole
cambria, 8a., unD feline 6reunoe be-
fiir9ten, bQB er SelbitmorD bsgdngsn
bat. Gr itdnb gegen 3 nbr geitern
frii6 auf. 3og feline &Ieiber an, nabm
ben S9IiiFeI gu ieinem 8ei4dfte an
fi6, berIisB biepauf bus Suus unb
purbe ni9t mebr 9efeben. @r puro
tiirali9 aug benz rPrObioerce : 9OIptz
tai" in Waf6in9ton, mo er ii3 elmer
Operation unter3pg, entIdfen uno lit
ieiFbsm an Sriibfinr.
INTENDING BON einem
3uge Sermalmt. = Sin 5remz
Der, mut6maBli9 Dominic gos3ti aus
&tbge, 9a., puroe geItern Nd9mtttag
3 ubr bon benz iiibli9 fobrenben 3uge
Gr. 81 Der philadelphia Wilmingz
tonS8dltimore18d6n" duf Der 8i0bleS
Strdbene8riide getroffen unb alrgenz
blidli9 getDDtet. Die Qei6e tpurDe
mad Dem unions8abnboFe unb BON
bort mad Der MOrgue 9ebra9t. Sin
Snqueit lit fir beute @benb 8 ubr in
Der norbDitli6en Station angeIeBt.
8on etnem toIIen 6unbe
gebiffen. = 9r. See Chambers,
20 Sabre alt, Don Silpers6ia, Yrince
Georges @Ountp, 3D., fam geitern in
Be9leitung bon Or. g. 6. Stetpart in
Baltimore an, UNI ii9 in Der guiteurz
4btheilung bes nStabt6oIpitals" benz
9aiteurS8erfa6ren gegen Solputb gu
untsr3ieben. @r purDe am Sonntag
bon einem nit bieier 8rant6eit Behalf
teten 6unoe, ben er 3u erI9ieBen i'm
8egriff mar, in bic linte 9anb gebiFen.
Der 9unO mar Das Gigentbum bes
Srn. u. 9. Suit in 6orreItbiGe, BEL
benz Chambers our 3eit Derpeilte.
Der 2eBtere beiiBt auBerbem nod cine
4n3dbl our Su4siagb trainirter Sum
De, Die idmmtIi4 getOotet tperben fol-
len.
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Der Qent(Ge Correspondent.
asreitan. Scn %. WRars 1898.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

yEoro's Spernhaus."-9ieie @od1e leoeH
gbsnb uEo eamfas Tiatinee: 9Gs Ballet paabbsu.
Nlrpu nno 3immerman's oDfuIttsAtaoe'
ni~ie.--Seben gbsrS Hno Nittuod uEh eamffas Vtas
tiuee: In Gay New York.
,6onicapfraRen.E r."-DieI e Bo6e
f,ben Sberb uub Tlontas. W1ittfroh uzo SaIftds
hiotinee: Uncle Toms Cabin.
.Quceum. Theater.n - 9ieie @odle Ieeen
Ebeub uub D1ittws6, Gauiftas Dlattatt: The Ban
kers Daughter,
AUDITORIUM .Gf rNthar .D-7ieie @ofe
ieSen g~ladmittos unb Gbene: Geinp s. @oOo's srose
9nHbesigs 9eis1i6aft.
GroB.r Gpauterfel-9nnit,.
Gomfas, ben 20. DPdrG, In Saf. Septer's pSrtole'
Snne,s NT. 655, RefsBrntttraee.
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@etterausfi9t Sir
Marpldnb unb ren Oiitritt Columbia
&ssengiife, aefOIgt BON ii8 tldrenbem
@efter, Oitli9e, na9 Rprbpeiten UNI
lpriHgeHbe 8inbe.
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q b It It c It t E Is

Spnnto9S~ Gprrelppnbenten
bic benieI6en ni4t pinttIi4 bur4 bic
srdger er6atten. finO b0fli9it eriudt,
Die Expedition bes rOeutf9en Gore
f~pOnbenten" bierpOn gu benu4ri4tiz
gen.
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96i6fi9 fit Ansei9en0s.

Sn TaarSlans ri&tint dutsr benz 'CtutiH'"
eorr,iSOnSsntsns f,iH. tlnI;ot bsuti&. 8eitunG.
tutlae cine &rudTgrsFs bsFst. bic I'M Stanss IN.
hi. guflace bss ,Seuti6tu GSrreiponesnttn' in
Hsuiaer, els
finf Stttnoets
III srrGen. Si. grtHs bts ,gOrreipOHosHisH' fam
bic aufloos iraeue elmer oHStrsn tdsIi&sa ssuts
i6.H 3eitGnc in NorptuHo tn
fiinf Wits&tett
srudeR, fallen Un0 obidbIsa.
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vSountag5 GorrrlponOcnt"
ent61lten Iein tperben.

ent61ltn iGn perben.
Die @onntagszgusgabe os rOsutiden GOrreTpOnbenhn" lit BEL alien
srdgsrn unb alien 3etun9s6dnOlsrn gu fubsn. @eben Sic 9efeaungsn
bNrfir nod beute a.
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Sef1ltltt1ta6nttg.

Ollie Srdger bes n0eutf4en GORE
fponbenten" nebmen 8eitelungen auf
bas Sonntugsblatt entgegen>
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-25

3urleBtsnR ub be It q ttet.
- Die Iterblidxn ue6erreIte Der am
Y}ontag i'm Glitter BON 83 Sabren gez
itorbsnen 5ruu G6riitine S6id, muir
BEN gsItarn pom Srauerfauie, Hr. q,
NorO : 4mitDtraBe, aus nu3 berD:z
tern GsmeterD -iibergafu6rt, UNI ouz
Ielbt beitattet gu nsrDen. 3a6lrei6e
prd4tooue 8umen1penDen bebedten
Den Sarg Der 0abingsi6ieoenen, mel
der. Paitpr q. 8urturt BON Der Ct.
Sobns : Stride an Der 8tboleItrdbe
einen parmen, ber8li9sn Rd6ruf nib
mete. Qls 8abrtu9trGger fungirten
bic So. Spper, Gddrt, S6dffer, Ods
gan, S9drnogle uno S9uffsr. 6raI
@6id nuroe an 10. 2(pril 1915 gu
Srunsfelo BEL 90ttingeu gs6Oren uHo
fam i'm Sabre 1848 na6 Baltimore.
Qm 5. 4uguit 1878 psrbsirdtbete il9
oieIeIbs nit i6rtm nunms6rigen Wltt7
rper Wti3. S9id Il. binterIdBt 3 sim
Der, Die 5~Frauen Murie 9utsmutb, &a=
rpllne cannon unp SouIle eOue9e.
Rutten sur &ldge.
- Srdu Qena Stern BON 9tr. Alb,
Qis9uitbItraBe, bat Dor pem 6rieosns~
ri6ter SammouO cine S4aoenerlaBs
tlaoe auf 800 gsgeu bag o4isquitbs
Saus," Nr. All, 4isquit6itraBe, einem
6tim fir 6d6rit : Qrbeiterinnen, an
6qnaiq gema6t uno 8par auf ben ION
6er6areH @runO bin, baB tie BON Ratz
ten beldItigt pirO, bic in einem i'm
6ofe Der 9(nItalt liegenOen 6Ol3bdufsn
bauIen iolen. Der SAL tommt
Samitug Na4mittGg CUR @erpdnoz
luna. Batter GomonO 0ioIer pom
st, Soiepb's 9OipitaI" 1T Der Grim
Der Der anltalt.
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@aibin8tOn %. G.
EriB Reuters 6utrl mo RtftaurdRt,

bas tinsis, S,uti6, Saus in Der bauptfaot,
@tnninlpdnia . 9IOenue, Ode 4hsStraae.
eans6i1anis5tlspb 20O2.
Support uuo ausibaat poH o,uiihsH Stsr.H, iopls
btI btltcu DeaTlen ron Ratins unb Wole'Sselnen
rSaussS oacL" cin Siatbsftaer, eiHitg N lelHsG
grt, cine SthsHspiroisfeit ertsn Ranges.
Su ud6iier gldbt Der -BeHHieI5ania',- z
IHo slttiI. Gtrostna6nbHfEa lbeeEat41e-
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ing the German Correspondent, that has sufficient
press capacity to print the usual sdiSIon Of Der
Deutache Correspondent in less than
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Quf mad Dem 8ololanbe.
= ST.. 8infielo Oler bon Nr. 1137,
MDuntitraBe, begab Ii4 geitern auf bic
3eiie nab &lon0tte. 9eriel6e niro
in Seattle ieinen 9artner, @oparo
Burts ppn @aliFornien, treffen, uno
qeOenfen Die beiosn 5errsn Die i6nen
9eb0riaen Claims in Den 8OGofeloern
bis gum September aus3unuBen, bic
fel6en IoOunn gu Dsrtaufen unb in Der
Seimatb Der aube gu pfIegen. !Sr.
Sler fs6rte crit Dor flint MOnoten bon
&lonbite 5uriid.
Dem 8ert9tsberfabren
iiberpteen.- Der Is : .iG6riqe
So6n 2ipp tpllrOe geItern pom poli5eis
ri6ter Gault in Der iiibli9en Station
Dem @eri9tsOsrfabren iiberpieIen, bu
er SRI. 2i83ie SacObs BON Rr. 27,
OIt : RanOaatraBs, t9dtIi4 anssgrifs
fen bdtte.
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9Setterbcrid1t.
Ser. StaatGn VI ettersSurcda.
SaIti NJ re, ben "a. Q2drb 1898
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Das llnterbaus cine 9auie Bis 8 l16r.
Sn Der 4benb : SiBung nabm oos
un!erbaus cine Reibe Bins in 3peiter
Qeiung an unO psrtagte ii9 oonn bis
mprQen.
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Gin sturflnirr Gaufus.

Die &epublituner lisgen fi9 iiber bic
9pIi5ei : 8eb0roe pieber in ben
Saaren. = Der pGburter" unters
5eitnet, tpdbrenb i'm llnterbauie
bon ben 0emptraten nit ,9iilfe Der
Maliter : &epublitdner Elm Qntrdg
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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-11-03
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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-11-03

or rebuke from the party's managers
the responsibility for it seems to fail
justly upon them.
''The old soldier, said the manager
of the smut MILL is sure to vote for
Eustis; we will take a whirl at the
veteran. So they made up pack of
lies about the atteud of Mr.. Eustis tC-
ward G. A. r. men, and hired dis
creditable emissaries to spred the: |
over the state. And never has one Of
these been ackn owledged or corrected,
no matter how prompt or ample the
proof. There would be many Re
publicans who had suffered from the
failure of bank or trust companies
during the panic Therefore, a lying
story was cOncOcted about the con-
nectiOn of Mr.. Eustis with the Guar
anty Loan company of Minneapolis,
although we believe that, high as the
Democratic percentage of illiteracy
is, there is not one member of the
party who does not know his abso-
Lutte innocence of any responsibility
for the work of MENACE. The Swe-
dish vote is naturally Republican, and
Lind was desperately disappointed
two years ago that he could not break
it's solid ranks. So particularly
silly and abominable life is invented
and printed in a Swedish newspaper
at Minneapolis. That is scattered
over the state to try to convince the
Swedes that Mr.. Eustis has abused
them.
eve do not know who is the author
of these performances, but we do know
who expect to profit by them. John
Lind and some of his associates are
supposed to be men honorable that
they would not stOop to such dirty
methods. But they cannot be ignor-
ant of them. They are the talk of the
state. And yet the Democrats who
have regulations to lose make no
sign, and hold themselves ready to &C
cept whatever profit is dropped by
these filthy hands. lit the vilest of
vile campaigns on the Democratic side
but we have heard no voice of reproof.
We cannot recall any case in which
these methods have not failed utterhs.
The campaign of mud-throwi gss ortei
always defeated sa,1 tAoTft seems to us, a.
lone 10 ~ as q maj ority of the Am gsso
lons e are clean and decent. There
+ fore, we expect to see the answer o
the voter to these campaign methoa'
2 in the shape of a rousing major1t'
beyond ali expection for William
Henry Eustis and every maq assocla
$ ted with him on the ticket"
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-11-03

The demo-populist contuslonlsts
are great hoWlers for clean cam
paigns. They would like to exact
a pledge in advance that no per-
sonal matter shall be referred to as
touching their candidates, and yet
they are past masters in the art OF
mudsIinging. "Honest" John Lind
opened his campaign with fierce
TRADE not merely upon the republic
can party, as is always expected
from a renegade partisan, but upon
the individual members OF that
party from the candidate tor gov
ernor down. He didn't know the
thing was loaded, but the relollhas
been awful. Every charge made
has been explicitly disproVed, and
a whole lot of things proved which
puts Mr.. Limo n an unenVlabie
light. Honest John is not more
honest than his fellows, and has
made several mistakes which have
a bad look.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-11-03

the state prison, and the sugar factory
at Minneapolis, and will help start a
good many more all over the state
when the farmers see how that ono in
Minneapolis prospers. Two years
ago he brought several carloads of
prison Irvine up here and sold it on
credit, and but that he was so busy
with his sugar factory this year he
would have done the same and thus
defeated the sharks. Now that is
Keller for you. The only thing know
that you did was to vote for the Cham
berlain railroad bonds and put the
state four millions in debt for
which the state received nothing, as
you admitted this spring in the Week
ly Times when the last bonds was
paid. M. H. A.
Sank Centre. Nov, lst.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-11-03

1t now transpires that it was not
the Legislature of 1894, the populo-
democratic body which made the
Stevenson rate case possible-but
a law drawn, introduced and push
ed to successful issue by Hon. w.
B. Douglas, then a member from
Clay county, now a candidate for
attorney general, which brought
the Stevenson case into court in a
manner that made it win. Mr..
Lind was mistaken in his Mime
apolis speech.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-11-03

The beet sugar factory has thus
far been direct benefit to Sank
Centre, paying good dollars to a
number of our citizens, among
whom are c.. o. Hoffman, William
Whipple, John w. Gray, Walter
Emerson, Ed. Bennett, c. Wester-
paard and R. J. O'Connell. Ger
tainly there is no serious cause for
complaint so far as this city is con-
cerned. Senator Keller is and al
ways has been loyal to his friends
and fellow townsmen. Why
shouldn't they be loyal to him?