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ings. Among these, as stated by the ad-
mlral in his diary, were some dry leaves,
which must be something much priced by
them (the natives), for they had already
brought me some in San Salvador as a
present"
Little heed was paid to these leaves in
the beginning by the Spaniards. They We're
IN search of gold and saw no possibility of
converting miserable weeds into that pre-
clous commodity. In the course of time
they began to notice that as the natives
went to and from their villages and the
shore, smoke escaped from their mouths,
in truly diabolical manner" Soon they
discovered that these unclad children of the
W1ds carried in their hands burning
stick, which every now and then they
would put into their mouths and blow out
cloud of smoke. This had most heathen-
ish look, as it is recorded to the Spaniards.
and they inquired. well as they could by
signs, into the custom
They learned that the burning sticks were
composed of the dried leaves so treasured
by the natives, and that the custom of
smoking the fragrant weed was supposed to
lessen fatigue on long journeys They tried
IL Tor themselves, and found this actually to
be the case. On many troublesome jaunt
thereafter they We're refreshed as the pleas
ant perfume curled upward from their own
burning sticks"
FOR many years Cuban tobacco was the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-03
A Monkey Cyclist.
From the London News.

There is very popular monkey in the
Geological Gardens of the Prater at Vienna
just now, and she is very much admired
Miss Maja" has an exquisite bicycle which
she rides to perfection. initiating to a nice
ty all the movements of cyclists. She
jumps into the saddle without touching the
pedal. kisses her hand to everybody while
she waits for the signal, then flies off at a
splendid pace. From the wheel she jumps
on trapeze and then on the wheel again
before it can fall. When she has shown all
her arts and graces she claps her hands,
calling upon the public to applaud. She
thanks prettily for applause by bowling
and putting her hand to her heart. The
monkey has not been trained at all-onIy
made to look on while men and women
cycled. She has taught herself everything
without any ones help. When money IS
given to her she runs to her nurse. takes
her purse and puts 1t In. It has been pro-
posed to let her have one of the many
cycling medals distributed in Vienna. but
the societies refuse to give It to her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-03
NAVAL ORDERS.

Commander c. H. Stockton has been or
dered to take charge of the war college at
Newport r. l.
Lieutenant H. Z. Parmenter, to the Mon
terey.
Civil Engineer c. Brown, retired, to the
bureau of yards and docks
Assistant Surgeon ]. A. Field retired,
from the hospital at Philadelphia to duty
at New Orleans, La.
Passed Assistant Surgeon ]. S. Sayro re-
tired, to recruiting duty with Admiral
Erben.
Naval Cadet H. P. PerrilI, from the
Texas to the Sterling.
Chief Engineer A. F. Worthington, from
the Lancaster to the Terror.
Chief Engineer J. p. Mickey from the
Terror to the Lancaster.
Assistant Surgeon w. F. Arnold, from
the Resolute to the Lancaster
Paymaster c. M. Ray, to duty in the
fourth, fifth and sixth districts of the coast
defenses.
Lieutenant ]. F. Schiller, to the Niagara
Assistant Surgeon H. d. Averhill, from
the Resolute to the Lancaster.
Assistant Surgeon r. G. LIE Conte to the
hospital at Philadelphia
Assistant Surgeon w. S. Thomas, to the
naval hospital at Washington.
Paymaster E. c. Toby, to the Montauk.
Assistant Surgeon j. B. Dennis to the
Vermont
Newly appointed cadets were assigned to
T. A.
Marblehead; w. II. Howard W. Babcock,
s. M. Henry, w. N. Vernon and p Foley
to the Newark; r. F. Zogbaum, to the
San Francisco; w. K. Workman and W. F.
Bricker, to the New Orleans.
Assistant Engineers James F. Snow VIM
s. Berger, Martins S. Gerry, Henry NJ.
Leps, Albert d. Brown, VIM. L. Walker
and August Mehlman have been ordered
to the Yosemite.
Assistant Engineer P O. Smith, Lieuts.
W. II. Clifford, H. NJ. Bigelow j. b. Potter
and H. r. Cohen, Ensign w. T. Camp, As
sistant Engineer s. P. Hickey. Ensign E.
o. Holloway and Lieut.. A. De Unger have
been ordered to the Montauk.
Ensign E. A. Darby has been ordered to
the coast signal service.
Ensign B. r. 7. Collins has been ordered
from Key West naval station to the Scor-
pion.
Assistant Surgeon NJ V. Stone has been
ordered to the naval hospital at Mare
Island.
Lieut. c. M. Stone has been ordered from
the Naval Academy to the North Atlantic
station.
Lieut.. L. Young has been ordered to COM
mand the Hist, unexpired leave revoked.
ed to the Newark.
Naval Cadet James c. Kross has been or
dered to the Massachusetts.
Naval Cadet r. l.. Wyman has been or
Naval Cadet H. T. Winston has been or
dered to the Columbia.
Naval Cadet C. Goodrich has been order
ed to the st. Louis.
Assistant Paymaster H. II. Balthis, as
paymaster at naval station Key West.
Civil Engineer c. w. Parks has been
detached from the New York yard and
ordered to the bureau of yards and docks
on June Z.
Chief Engineer F. ]. Schell has been de-
tached from the Badger and ordered home
ON sick leave for three months.
Passed Assistant Engineer r. s. Talbot
has been detached from the Terror and
ordered to the Indiana.
Lieut.. Commander r. r. Ingersoll has
been detached from the command of the
Hist and ordered to command the Supply.
Lieuts. Thomas A. De Blois, Winslow ALL
derdice and James w. Wilmont and Passed
Assistant Engineer David P. Moran, ap-
pointed June l.
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pest IN the market. Even after this had
ceased TO be the case. 1t remained one of the
worlds popular delusions that no cigars
Souiu equal the Havana, and the best
brands were stamped with thai nam Tba
cuban war has thrown new light on the
SUBJECT 1t now turns out that 1870 400 90
OIL The so-callec Havana cigars sod an
nuaiy are grown and manufactured in
Florida. Immense acres of the western ,,or-
tlon OF the state yield their valuable to-
oacco crop. and extensive arrangements are
being made for the introduction of the
piant INTO the central portion. The condi-
.iohS OF SOIL and climate in both parts OF
the Florida peninsula are Favorable for the
production of the highest grade of tobac-
CO.; The quality of the leaf grown there
t ty equals the famous Vuelta Abajo of
CuDa Before long Florida will be the
acknowledged rival in tobacco growing Of
the Cuban island
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-03
DENIED THE INJUNCTION.
No infringement and Guns Will Ii,
Delivered to the Government.

No infringement and Guns Will BE
Delivered to the Government.
The American Ordnance Co. of this city
has recently brought suit against the
Driggs-Seabury Gun and Ammunition Co
of New York and Derby, Conn.,, for in
fringement Of the patents to William H.
briggs, No. 800, 1913, and to R. B. Dashlell,
No. 54f,GS7 On a large order for 15-pounder
and 6-pounder guns for the War Depart
ment, and on May 81 the two cases were
brought up before Judge Townsend at New
Haven, Conn.,. or motion for an injunction.
The cases were argued before Judge
Townsend by W. H. Singleton of this city
for the American Ordnance Co., and by w.
G. Wilson of New York and Ernest Wilkin-
son of this city for the Driggs-Seabury
Gun and Ammunition Co. Mr.. Wilkinson
himself was formerly naval. officer. The
judge denied both motions and refused the
injunction on each patent This will pre-
vent any delay from legal complications in
the delivery of the guns to the government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-03
LEARNED IN CUBA.

What Columbus Has Recorded About
'.BurninE Sticks"
From the Detroit Journal.
1t was on the Island of Cuba, in the
autumn of 1902. that the use of tobacco was
learned by Europeans. Columbus makes the
first mention of the weed in his diary. un-
der date Of October 10. When he and his
men landed on Cuban shores, the kindly
natives. who mistook them for messengers
from heaven, brought them numerous Offer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-03

A big lot Of boys coloIed lawn blOuses in
all sizes from to years-which are well
made and perfect fitting-collars, cuffs and
front edged with rufiiing-will 20 for 81
cents. Our regular 4Sc. blouses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-03
Buy for the boy tomorrow

If you care anything at all about a money
saving. We have laid out special values
that touch upon his summer needs. Thus,
While y,u can save 10y coming here at any
time-tcmorrow's visit will pay you even
greater dividends
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-03
Bows wash suits. 6Oc.

Choice of boys regular dollar blouse suits,
made of Galatea cloth. linen crash and
bird s-eye chevict-in very pretty combina-
tions-all sizes-will 60 for ,sIc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-03
A bargain Saturday.

The basement is fairly Overlooking with
good things for prudent housekeepers IL they
VIII come tomorrow. We have strained
every nerve to bring you in closest touch
with the best values know how TO mus
ter. The plainest evidence Of our und.rs,.ll-
ing ability In hoCsefurnishings lies before
you.
As n special bargain for SATURDAY.. We Of
fer single burner gas stoves. first-class ar
tiCle. for Toe.
Bessemer steel foot tubs in a variety OF
colors for Zoe.
Two-burner King and Queen oil cook stoves
for 49c.
White porcelain toilet sets OF G pieces for
CSC.
IL futed Jelly molds, with tin tops, for
19c
The celebrated Ranncy hardwood ice
CHESTS, lined through with galvanized Iron
mineral wool filling for S2.ys.
Special on Saturday only-Our SO Ranney
Refrigerator. This Is the finest on rb, mar
ket. and worthy Of an inspection SATURDAY
only, for Sl1.J0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-03

Bows blOuSes, ROC.

Choice of boys linen crash and -alatea
cloth knee pants, in plain and fancy effects
which usually sell at ICE. and - ceRts-wIll
go for III. cents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-03

Ladies' Isle thread Richelieu ribbed vests
with silk-trimmed neck and sleeves, will be
offered rs special value tomorrow at
l2A cents each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-03
S. suits, sos.

Choice of boys all wool chcviot suits, in
fancy mixtures. plaids and other eff
fects-fn all sizes, from 1 to 10 years
REFER styles are neatly trimmed with braid
which usually sell at S5-will go for So gS
Base ball and bat free with every boys
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-03
Silk mlitts, l2Ac.

Tomorrow we will offer ladies' line black
Milanese silk mitts, which are sold every
where else at % cents. for l2Ia cents a pair
as special value.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-03

If YOU want anything, try an adj in The
Star. II anybody has what you wish, you
will get answer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-03
Sale of wrappers at SOC.

Braid other uthrnh
made sell for doub
o L
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-03
A Few Musical
Specials for the
Day and Evening.
Harmonious, from SC. up.
Sheet Music Rargaing

.'' All the late popular sheet music
- . at half price.
''' a lot Of sheet music, slightly soied
- from being displayed in window. both
'.' vocal and irstrumental-6 pieces for
-" 25c. -
- CTEven If you not ready to buy
- coIne and hear our Mr.. Ascherfcldt
-'' sing Who Is My Sweetheart 2" and
=" Were / King -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-03

Bessemer steel foot tubs in a variety OF
colors for Zoe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-03

IL futed jelly molds, with tin tops, for
80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-03

for igc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-03

White porcelain toilet sets Of c pieces for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-03

The celebrated Ranncy hardwood ice
chests, lined through with galvanized Iron
mineral wool ellington SOS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-03
$500 wash suits. SS.4S.

The suits In this lot are made OF linen
Eton or REFER styles. Jackets and skirts
styhshly trimmed with navy. white or
cadet duck. Cheap at So. Your choice for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-03
Specials i'm underwear.

lot Of $50 dozen ladies' Richelieu ribbed
Swiss vests. with tapped neck and sleeves,
and cut extra large in the neck-made with
the utmost care-the usual l2l2c. grade-will
go tomorrow 3 for 25c-or
@ cents each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-03
Ribbons, Soc.

ol2-inch double faced black satin sash rib
bon. which is usually sold at ~ cents A
Aard. VIII go tomorrow for 81 cents instead.
This Is very unusual offering-cunsider tho
saving on every yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-03
Ribbons, &c.

4-inch high grade MORE taffeta ribbons
in all the new colorings and in white and
black, will 90 Saturday at the special price
of 23 cents yard. We have a right to be
busy all day from this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-03
Specials from toilet dept

Choice of nine odors Of Noodworth's fine
extracts Will be sold tomorrow at &c. an
ounce, including the bottle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-03

Cuticrra Soap-the genuine. too-for which
you pay drug stores more than double-wiIl
go for II cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-03

palm leaf fans will go tomorrow for lie.
21c- viii buy ladies sterling silver shirt
waist sets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-03
Dependable ribbons.

Our ribbon trade has grown to generous
roportiCEs-continuts 10 increase as rapidly
as people discover the advantages Of buying
here. We handle only the very best quail
Ges-wcn't give the cheap sort shelf ROOM
Withal cur prices are as low as any you'll
find
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-03
S2.98 for a S.
Bicycle Suit.

There's certain attractive something about
these ALLWGOL TWEED SUITS that whceimen
can [ resist. They're popular at all times-doubly
20 at this time because we've the price in half
nearly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-03
Dress skirts. So. %.
Ladies' suits. S., so.

Ladies fine tailor-made suits in a large
variety Of colors and materials such as
cheviot ssrges. coverts and cloths, sll-taf-
feta lined jackets and French-cut skirts
Lnese suits are worth sl2 10 SIS For
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-03

We do not make this offer simply for the fun Of
the thing-Not at all-but that you may know just
where to come to when in need and get the thing
needful for the asking almost.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-07-21
l6ariusii&e Staaten.

Giienah d. Die dltsile hcbere Wldo,
teuitule in Sen tbiirinsilden Vanoen,
bic Giienater 9alplinenidule. nit Ser
aud, elm 0ebrerinnenie minar p%erbunben
lit, besirs Sieier Gage Die 6eier hires
50ilbri9en Vellebens.
Hubollabt. als @ablturioium
miro aus oem 4ablfreiie Shmar;s
bur9sHuSolliaot m%itgetheilt, ser Sons
bioat Ser uaticralliberalen Tartei uno
bes SunNes, 6abritbeiieer Wiiiller in
EuoolIiaot, Ser in ser Stifmahl 9es
wlblt woroeu lit, tonnte ieiu @abl.
rett nlf)t ausiiben, oa ieiu Name lid,
niht in Der 9Sahlerliiie beiauo.
@eimar. Der @roBber,o9 hat iein
lebbaiteS Sntereiie on benz 2lusiall
Der Stifmabl i'm eriten @ablbe,irfe
baourf befunoet, oaB er an benz be-
treffenoen Gage ollie Sofbeamten unS
Tiener BON StloB gSilbelmstbal, be,
3iebungsweiie pon Giienat nah @eis
NOR uno ;uriid nit Grtra;us beiproern
Lies, oamit iie--etma As Yerjouen-
ibr @ablreft ausiiben tonnten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-07-21
Sreie Stdofe.

s,-"rg. Nad) benz 9orbilee
bes bslsiidsn v... "'a''''ms 5a'
ternational, Ses iran,Uiiideu Snititut
bu IrOit International une Der eng
a~iiolcaticn ci International
Qam, mu,Se tiir;lid bier, ebenialls nit
benz Smet Ser Serbeiiiibrung inter'
national 9eltenosr Hef)tsncrmeu, be-
~ionoers auf Dem @ebiete nes Sees
refJts. ieitens n~ambaiter bieii9er uuo
auswdrti9er 9auileute uno Surilien
Der rOeutide Gerein fiir i%nternatio,
uales Seereht" ais rationale Ser.
eini9uny 9e9riinoet.
chi II. Gn Dem Greismetts
bemerb oes 10000 Mtart toiienoen
gaues Der 0remer Vaummpllborie
mareu 81 oeutide 9lrd)itetten bethel
li9t. Zen erilen Freis erbielt Foppes
Bremen, Ben iweiten Sddctler,S ans
nouer, uno ben oritter ycllmanns
Bremen. - Gin aus Yucapeit mad
unterlfla9ung ron $4,000 Guloet
eefliittsier Toiis unb 5ele9rapben.
Sfii;ial Namens Goth lit bier per,
baitet woroen. Gr mar nod I'M Bette
oeS 9rOBten lbeils bes 0eloes.
%ibef. Die 9eriammluna eer
Saufmannl d,ait mahlte nit grocer
WialoritNt Den 9pnlul Sermann Sch
ling, Sbei bes Sanolunssbauies EiebI
u. 6ebllns, gum SanoelStammerpra'
iibeuteu.
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8roBGerio0t6mm NejTeu.

Darn taot. Gas eriie beliiihe
0ebrerinnensSeim. oeiien Safe Elm oas
fir 9~egriiroeter Gereiu ieit Is Sabren
betrieb. ii, tilrilid in iebr siinltiser
NuBenltaotlage in @e9enmart ser groBs
bersoSin, Der FrOtettorln oes Vereins
1T. uno Der Spiten Ser itaatliden
unb ltaotii6en Yeb0roen einoemeibt
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2letagi9en Gebauoe etlua "a %ebrerins
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ubr bier eiulauienoen Sduell,l9e
muree tiirslit elm ruiiii6er pope,
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veite muroe in Die VeiheubaHe oes
6riechofs perbradt. Ter @erlebte
trus etma 100. 600 Wiarf bel lid.
Nieoers Snselbeim. Tieler
Gage iiarb Der beige Fiarrer uno
0etGn ees epan9eliiden Getauats
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Der @eriiorbene NOR Wiitglieo bes
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EraItoent Der Vanoesipnooe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-07-21
Sa6(en.

I@resoen. TaS Gnoer9ebniB Der
@ablen fir oas SOui9reid Sahien 1T
oas, bab Sic 6reiiinnisen tire swet
leeten @abltreiie uerloreu, Die Soiias
lilten swei s%eironnen, Die 2lntiiemiten
;pei oerlcren, Die Natiunalliberalen
,wei 9emoruen baben; Die Sonlers
patiuen ,ino gleid) 9%eblleben. Oas Or
0ebniB ueroicut Veaftuu9 me9en Der
por9erommenen 2leuberuug oes yauo.
ta9spablrefts. = Der )iettsausiduB
Der Oresoener Staotperorbneien bat
lid ]e9eu cine V%elleuerung Ser Son
iuE.ereine uat Dem llmiae, uber i!r
cine mad, Dem llmiae pru9reilio iteis
senoe @ewerbeiieuer ertI9yt, Die aui
ollie %ebsnsmittel uertauienoen Sc.
iddite 9ele9t werben ioll, iobalo Der
idbrlite llmiae mebr ais 200, 600
Wlarf betrdgt.
@lautau. Sier lesten Die Wiaus
rer Die Arbeit ne9en 0erwei9eruns
elmer VobnerbObuns niebsr. Gs weloen
meitere Observation-Disclosures in ben
Nafbarorten beiirhtet.
aoniatein. am 2hurm Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-07-21
!>iiles
Netinlittel
tie fen De-
Der
Gmplid @eribethweroem.
G,runst,tt tsrastsu, turH 1r. Wiles' Nerrins.

Se%ltln9eratre er,GcB liT eIH yui Vt.
tleioeter inuger Wiann. Ser mad por9es
iunoeneu lipti;c ais Naiiel gebiirtig
iii. Dian hratte sic %eife, sic in
cine Eisrceoete gewitelt mar, aui
eiuem ;peirloellgen Nol;tarten in bas
SootenbauS oes 6rieohois. lleber bic
len Transport gob lid pieliaf Gnts
ruIiuu9 tuno.
yeipiig. Sin itedjet 6abrraooieh
ipurbe bier ermlttelt IN Der terlou
zines % Sabre alten Sf)reibers, SGIl
Nicrig Softer aus Tlugpie. ser ifon
;meimal BON Der Toli;ei perbaftet uno
pon Der Silatsarpaltltaft in Inter.
iutun9 9enommen, me9en mangelnoer
Veweiie aber pieber entlaiien norcen
mar. Nunmebr bat lid aber Der Ser.
eatt oerart peridJarit, oaB abermals
sur 6eiinabme Boilers seitritten mers
Sen fonnte. Nab ieinem Geiidncniiie
hot er etlpa % SabrraSer i'm Sc
iammtwertbe BON etma 5000 Mtarf 9es
itohleu uno iu S%pottpreiien pieber
oertauit.
Nieberplanit. 9erhaitet nurbe
bier Ser amtlide Observation-Disclosures,
burh beiisn Shulo Grfrantun9en uro
Elm 1uoesiall ourb lritinoiis porses
fommen iinS.
pettau. Sier i'll Die getreibes
milble ser 6irma SdulS cine Der
9rSbteu Satiens, uOllis pieoer,
%sebraaut. Der Sbermiiller wurse bon,
5snsr i'm sdlaie atsIraidt unS srlitt
t6btlihe 9ranowunSen.
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2sram wei9. Nn6aff.

Draun d. NE Q. Die bieiiseSan,
oelstammer bat in @erbineuus nit
ben 9ammerr III Dalbertaot uuo
GLADDEN. Dem Gteid)stan,ler cine Gingabe
iibermittelt. norm nm ginfiibruns ces
acknowledgements fir ameritaniide
6leiids uno gSulitwaareu sebeten
miro.
0eiiau. Gas beige Shmurs
seritt perurtheilte ben Toiiuliiilent
ScoLa aus aCthen ire9en lluterlhlas
suns amtIidDer geloer ~ eiuein 3abr
orei Wionaten @eiGu9niB.
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Of0cu6urd.

Sloenburs. On elmer tiir,lih
ftattsebabten Situns bss guiiibts.
ratbs Der Sloenburser Vanf 1T be-
ihloiien mcroen, oas ieit mebr ais 20
Sabren beiiebenbe Yanfseiddit ppn
O.. 3. 5ooten in Seuer ~ i%ibernebmen
uno ais cine 5iliale Der Slbenburser
8anf weiter 81 iiibren. 6oofen ;iebt
iih in'S Vripatleben ,uriid. 0erner
wurSe beidloiien. cine 5iliale in Dell
menborit ~ erridten.
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Spbm. Npbm,

yfttfsnprstis3strit $50 @tAern artrrr. sic ter :
tart Ctr, ct. Taut Wirn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-07-21

S9merin. Gin @renabier Der 4.
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The Florence daily tribune., 1898-06-15
AROUND TOWN.

There are seven prisoners in the
town Jail this morning,
The switch engine and crew
have been busy almost night and
day for the past week.
The opening of Central Park,
next to the Daniels block, will
occur tomorrow evening and a de-
lightful time is promised to all
who attend.
About ten of those who volun-
teered for service yesterday will
leave on the Santa Fe this even
ing for Pueblo, to take the final
examination.
At meeting of the lodge OF
Knights of Pythias last night, il
was decided to have refreshments
at their next meeting, and gen
eral good time.
The audience at the reviva
meetings at McCandless hall las
night was well attended. Evan
gelist Daily preached powerful
sermon and fifteen persons de
clared their willingness to bocom,
christians. The solo singing o
Mr.. Ingler was very good. Mr.
DAILY will speak again tonight.
A man by the name of d. Fl
Call passed two worthless checks
yesterday, one upon Sill Bradei
and one upon George Columbia
He was arrested last evening ant
taken to Jail where it was founC
that he had a number of simila
checks upon his person. His pre-
liminary hearing which was t,
have come off this morning befor
Judge Keller was postponed unit
tomorrow at 10 O'Clock.