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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-19
Bun benz Fbleama Der 6oQGnbcr

Von Dem Yblegma Der 6oQGnocr
ersdblt rSe Greensboro" cine beseid-
nenoe G~netopte: wNaprleon uno Der
nieoerldnoiibe Bauer" @uf elmer Reiie
in ben Nieoerlanoen fam Napoleon
einmal an einen abselegenen yauern-
bot. Gr beIhloB, bineinsu9eben. 3mei
Nolutanten biloeten iein @eiOlge. gei
ibrem Gintritt in Die Stube iaben fie
einen Sauern, Der. nit Der MiiBe ari
benz &opf, rubi9 iiBen blisb. Giner Der
aoiutanten iagte gu Dem Sauern, Dab
Der &aiier gu ibm tomme. .@as 9ebt
mid oas amp" %antipprtete Der Bauer.
Nun frat NapOleon an ben gauern
beran uno iagte: y8uten Sag, glter !"
Yer gauer nabm langiam feline Wiibe
ab. blieb rubig iiben uno antportete
-6uten Sag. sd bin Der Safer !"
iagte Napoleon. .Sbr?" antuortete
Der gauer taltbliitig. nSa, i6 bin Der
&aiier. 1-rSas 1T mir lieb," mar bic
Intmort. Gen Safer i6ien Der Mann
gu intereiiiren uno er iaste mad elmer
tleinen @eile: sd mill Sud sliidlit
MAIDEN. $50 perlanse nidt mebr
als i6 beige. "--Sabt Sbr ainper,
SoGter?" 50, SO6ter." .@is
piel?"-.3mei." SD neroe lie ars=
fatten. "-.Sas in neine Sahe." 9ieis
@ntmorten idienen Nap"tpn ni6t gu
gefallen. Gr tebrte benz Yauern nit
einem %eritaunten Slid ben Tiiden su
uno ging brummeno aus benz Sauie
tpieoer binaus.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-19

"''t WI ~
ME photographer pergebc. Wit pDrsii9.
lider SOha3tunG @mile angier."
DIR brkrbyic e., n,Gn:.
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mar, ereignete es T.. Hr't.,,l Urtuoe
Der prINungslictuJrn .tgcT, nab Der
beru6Ii9te &opop 4pm @Wioers, Der
beim 9erin9Itcn eta til, @egner
nieoersutnallen pllt.t. tuyh einen
banofeltsn Sheriff. oinGleit geniadt uno
ms 8eidngniB geiuprfn paroe. Yer
Sag oes 8eri1ts criGien. Vie Ver=
banolung mar iebr turS. uno Die aus
awOli Gei6worenen belteGenoe SnrD sna
lid suriif, I'M iiber nSduloi9 poer
Ni6ti6uloig" gu beratben.
Sas @eieB perlan9t Stimmeneinbel=
lieteit, uno tein 8eidwOrener OurIte
lid aus benz Seratbun9sSimmer entfers
men, ebe ni6t Die llebereinltimmung
ersielt mar. Sci Der 9lbltimmung ergab
es ii6, pab elf Stimmen bereit paren,
oas rS6uloi9 oes mebria6en MOroes"
aussuipreden, wdbreno cine Stimme,
Die oes 0ei6worenen 9obion, bart.
ndtis bel Dem vNi6tiduloi9" blieb.
Seoer einselne Der Mit9eidworenen
belt cine lGn9ere Geoe. UNI SObiDn
BON Der S6ulo oes 9ln9etlaeten gu
iiberseusen. 9ieier CAB iib jeoO6 niti
bic gerin9lie Mibe, etwaige 8esens
sriinoe 81 daBern, er blieb felt bel lei
mem Yptum.
Sier Stunoen bate Die Sibung i6on
g%eoauert, ba madte Der Sbmann Der
@ei9worenen ben Sori6lag, er noble
nit 9pbion cine Yartie Spminp ipie.
len. Gjepinne er, Der Sbmann, 10 lei
SObion perpflittet, Der Mebrbeitspar.
tel beiSutreten. @epinne oa9egen SDb.
ion, 10 iplle Der delinquent einitimmig
frei9eipro6en reroen.
Sad eini9em 3Ogern 9in9 SObion
auf ben 9oridlag elm. Sumal er lid
bepuBt mar, elm Dorsii9li6er Domino
ipieler gu iein. Sas 9%ertrauen in iein
Spiel tduidte i'm nitt. oenn bic par.
tie, bic unter allsemeiner SpannunQ
geipielt puroe, maj bon ibm balo eldn-
seno sempnnen. Wlit ii6tbarem Mib-
mutb erbDben lid eben Die @ei9mpre-
men. I'm ihrem 9eripreden gemdB Die
Sreiiprebung bes M6rbers gu pertiln-
ben-oa wurOc an bic Shire 9etlppft,
uno nah Dem Ccffnen reidte Der 8e=
rittsoicner einen Srief berein, Der an
SObipn Qerihtet mar. Sieier entnabm
Dem llmi4lag einen 3ettel, Las i'm UNI
rief ounn laut: Gentlemen! Sd bite
Sic, auf Sire Y!lge suriifsutebren.
Sd gebe bic aus Der gct0onnenen par'
tie bergeleiteten Nniprl1e auf UNI
i1lieBe mid Der friiberen Mebrbeit an. "
Man lieB ii6 ni6t 3eit, iiber oieie
SinnesGnoerung e%ritaunt gu iein. I'm
persii9li6 nabm Der Sbmann bic Nb.
ftimmung np6mals Dor, Die nunmebr
Elm einltimmi9es 0erpammungsurtbeil
ergab. Sod an bemielben Sage murot
Som Smioers gum Sooe our6 Der
Strang perurtbeilt. uno bas llrtbeiI
tuuroe ppllso9en.
Der Snbalt oes an Tobion seri6te.
ten Srieies aber lautete: rSiebe,
Mann! Sic Observation-Disclosures, BIZ
Cir Der S6urte Smibers oils gelpb.
nuns fir feline Greiipreduns suiisllsr
lieB, 1T 9eIdlidt. Marp."
Gin Qliidlider 3ufall ma es, BAT
oie'es Sdreiben, pel9es cine 10 iiber,
rai6enoe Sinnesdnoeruns bel Spbior
berbeiIiibrte, geraoe e%intraf, als BIZ
@bitimmuns Der 8eidmorenen erfolaer
iollte. IS bate in Der Shat ni6t pieI
9efeblt, DAB Die Serbanoluns nit oel
6rciipre6uns oes Moroers geenoet
bGtte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-19
MuprrhrUrrlidr.

.4ber, 9iesl! Mubt gu benn allie
Gag 0ein' &auid balm! Sdau',
bas liebe 9ieb peiB. menus genu9
bat !"-.g eim Waiier wiibt' Z ga.
tpenn L a'nua' bab! |"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-02

s. large audience witnessed tine splendid
vaudeville entertainment at tnr bljou
Itsf might and thelr demonstration of
pleasure and entire Satisfaction WAS eyl-
fou.oI hr hearty laughter and ape
uI.uet.
Fr.0 NIHlo the hum0rist was received
with flr usual ovation that has marked
his entrance and work since he opened
hI. rnea-emenf.
Dawson and Booth. the comedy roller
-F.t.r. aud 1cdutd acrohats in sensation
. f.ts received large share of the
Siberia. applause eiNen the ehte.'''h-
rmrl fhc dainty mirror dancer in
N.- beautiful darCes. sherman. educated
e..te and Gross and Holden pleased I'D
IN.H uYrh
Tr. usual Thursday matinee viii he
a.Uan This Afternoon and me enieil aII-
ru.r. continues throughout che week as
usual
Tns bookings for next week arc strong.
ono OF thc features VIII ho ult pID-
tte- VI the sharkoy- Corhett boxing
match.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-02
THE POLICE COURT.
Annie Alien Found Guilty Of Stealing
a Cloak

Annie Allen who Us charged with steal-
ing cloak. valued at 80 me proper ~
OF Mrs W. ". Cease, Was luta DID ,iir
Police Court yesterday, touAu s"''''
and given six months iu jail. -,.-,..
Wm Roberts was drunk ana ols2l ~
on the streets, and was hned 3-.'J anu
costs. .t.f-
Lavinia Holmes who has been DO irouo,.e
s',..~si times recently. was before Justice
John again on a charge Of drunkenn.77'
ana was given twenty days So jait nat.
Niles Bots was disordery ne was
fined S. so and costs, and TO TINS Was "'1
ed ten days In jail. ,,., -,,...
ten DAVIS I'm jail for crap-shootius
Jobn Foster was charged with ABUSING
and threateniss TO strike oscar " ''"-
erson. lie was allowed 10, 10 go Dor. found
,,,iitv MI throwing rocks at the windows
6F the residence OF c. ID. Nass. They
were fined 81 each
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-02
- M scyenth sreet.

M IerfTr0-r00m 0I N0V01TN-SITo0l
C,l'risuan church was nearly filled last
MINI The occasion being the commence
rsSnt OF IA series of Lcnten Services 10 500
Conducted hy Rev. John s ana Z. r.
Sv.enov the latter having charge of the
nrslimirary exercises and the former
nreaching the sermon Rev John >
sweeney preached "a very able sermon ON
Inc subject BE Not Concerned 90 this
world" and especially addressed himself
10 the members OF the church
Services viii continue through the week
the subject tonight being How 20 Learn
Your pity Seats free and al' cordially
Mcdonnell
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-02

Byron 49, Klug of P.ttsburg. Pa. presi-
GeHl ot the King School Of Orat0ry. Will
appear at tlc =. NJ. G.. a. HAN Saturday
l.-ht Dub "Shylock the Just" this being
the sixth number of the Members Course.
AIR. kug ia not only am author. but also
an orator and impersonator of no mean
reputation. his appearance here last
ye.f Was thc occasion of IL spontaneous
oltDurst of approval Ills work is at
once hish.cass and entertaining Tickets
at the association building
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-02
s,nnll issicnmeht.

a deed of assignment has been zoe
corded ln the Chancery Court by O.. j.
Crowder with Emmett Seat0u trustee
Mr. Crowder conducted "a grocery store
al 40. f5 west Main street. and he COM
yevs aH his stock. axtures. horse and
wagon for the benefit o. bis creditors
TIE liabilities are placed 20 500. with
some
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-02

Rev. Or. Paul L. Mcneil Will. on to-
night deliver the second Of the
series Of lectures on his travels in the
East. This lecture. like the others, will
be delivered IN German. and will be in the
sundav-school cha pei Of ST. Johns Ger
man Evangelical church. There viii DO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-02

Richmond: Caroline Griffin to John F.
Hebring ~ feet on south side Beverly
street. eO feet east of Randolph, 8.
Hcnrico. +. siuerding and wife 20
Hassio cole. 70 feet on north side Moore
street, % feet west Of Elizabeth, $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-02
807 {. Franklin ST.

about March 10th with a
full line Of samples and
and all the latest designs
from Paris ard New York.
Mr.. RINEARsoN repre-
sents one of the largest
importing houses III the
United States. All goods
ard Workmanship guaran-
tced. No ready made
goods handled. Wait
until YOU have seen
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-02
COLLEGE CLAIM
WAS DROPPED.
Continued from Frs, Page.
the government during the civil var.
THE COLLEGE BILL.

Among tho college bills lost was TINS.
90 Richmond College. located at h'ch-
m0nl. Nl.. ths sum of $1,000, To- reim-
lurse said college for the occupation ol
jas buildings and grounds 10y lnit'a
States troops and officers for the peil'n
of eight months said occupation com
mcncug in April l>l5 and fog injury ~
.ul destruction OF tho buildings, the APP
rirams. libraries. ana other property OK
said col'c.e by said troops ana oilc'is'
provided. that no money he so ptId 'A-
cept upon accounts of such Occur t'''''
injury. and destruction and the damage
caused thereby duly verified and proven
RICHMOND CLAIMS LOST
These Richmond rent claims We're lost.
10 Isaac Davenport. Jr, surviving piiF
uer uf Edmond d. Davenport Tor the Ds.
sod occupation OF two large warehouses
nm seventeenth street, iu the city of
Richmond. and also of a. large wharf DID
the lower eud of said city from Arih
Q. Is5. To- April 60 1856 N,lyl6t To Geo
ID Uarw00d for the use and occupation
of h.Udmr situated ON the corner of
Twontr-siXth and Main streets. in inc
said city. from April @. 1868. Co May --'
f4t 1890. TO Thomas w. McCause. SURE
ylt.ng partner of Dunlap. Mouclre
Co.. ls- the use aud occupation VI wharf
property at R0cketts iu said cI.y .i-.H
NrrF O. 1861 to October lo l,5. >l'''
T0 D.. T. Mad'rau. surviving partner oi
Fabian o. Malg1n. Tor ufc ana o,.h-
patton OF wharf for storage puip1
l.m April Oh l>l. t0 september =. l''',
N. To Cre.4 Thomas. for u.. tNI orr
runttnu of house. corner o' bt''d '".
ElehIh streets. in saId c.tf, if'm Ap.t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-02

The funeral Of AR John W sarvay.
who died ag the residence OF his brother
40 ig east Leigh street, took place from
tne residence yesterday afternoon at :
o'clock. Rev. Or Kerr ohiciating
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-02

The annual meeting Of the stockholders
OF 'ho Richmond Locomotive ana Ma
chine Works was held yesterday, and the
90 officers were reelected for the ensuing
year
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-02

several prominent paysi-
cialsardtoo thclrtreat-
mert faithfully but was
unable 10 get the -Iieht
e-treiiet Intact. my cone
dIuon seemed 20 grow
worse tine disca spread
over my entire body, and
from November to March
! -uncre1arony. + tried
many patent medicine,
mt none relieved me
Upon the advice of %
friend { decided to try
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-02
Al. RINEARS0N.

One Of the most skilled
designers Of Ladies' Tai
ior,Nlade Gowns in the
United States, will open
parlors at
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-02

). ). = UfIIT 1II0NIU4 III % IHNr Y now
ever. my guardian. who was "a cacmi', ana
potash OF mercury. s. fr.t SD much better aittf
taking two bottles. that continued The fer-
eiy.and iu two months Was cured completely.
The cure Was permanent, Tor nave never since
mad a touch q Rheumatism though many
times exposed 20 damp and cold weather
ELrAs0R NJ. IIPPELL.
81ll Powcit0n Avenue, Philadelphia.
Don't suffer longer with rheumatism
Throw aside your oils aud liniments, rs
they can not reach your trouble. Don't
experiment with dOctors-their potash
and mercury will add 10 your disabil-
ity and completely destroy your diges-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-19
rBE FLOOD or PATENTS.
Articles of EvcrS-uny Use the sun
iect Of Thousands of ipvchb"hS'

at is becoming harder every year Tor
man In get ont u successful invention,
remarked a patent attorney me oihcl
day | was In Washington and my WORE
required me to search the old patent libt'
The thing that attracted my attention was
The great number of patents taken uul
on common every day articles. why,
they arc 80 covered with patents that u
seems absolutely impossible for an m
yentor to make any Improvement upon
Them without infringing upon somebody
| else.
"For instance take knives, forks ana
| SPOONS How many patents do you sup
! toec are taken out on these three artlcie8
| ~ evcry-day necessity? a dozen or twr'
| Why. bless you, they are protector ny
2fO3 patents. Then take brooms ana
| serubblng brushes. You wouldn't think
that any number of genuscs could invent
more than hundred improvements upon
such things. Well, there are patents Ion
| ihem 10 The number Of 1851 IL seenid
ridiculous, doesn't 1t? 1t did to me, ana
for n time thought would so home ana
advise every one OF my clients TO give W
me invcnting business.
II had the curiosity 10 90 a little deepe.
into the subject and made renpra ol
the number of patents taken out on othel
mali things Games and TOYS are pro-
iocted by ai5a different patents, But. 2
course that can he overlooked, lor Eaihv'
Iaun Toys re NAiteu ana ull'si'Aih - y,
winter weather. The laundry business u
hedgcd In pretty wei with patents, iol
there are 1888 takn out On various ianphi
articles Burglars ought never 10 U
able 10 get through our locks and ialcnes
for they are protected by 5viG patents
but then this H. partly offset By f21' paL
, ents for saws and saving apparatus ~nici
/ burglars might use for destroying lpohs
, Altogether, however, tho farmer seems =
, be the man for whom the Inventors nav
! labored most. There are 10000 patents re
! corded which In one way or another Yen
I To benefit the farmer. IL must be IN.
) this Is a pretty fertile and profitable hei
for the inventor or else he would mol az
I vote so much time and labor 70 T.
4 Manufacturing interests Of all kings a,
n uretty well loaded down with patents. !
4 he furniture trade alone there arc 1sv
o patents 10 protect the business outside
those which pertain 10 chairs !hese io'
4 Ter necessary articles for the home ~
+ covered with oyer 800 patenls Whfn No
q take up a piece OF piper 10 write ieu,
= You prohably do not realize hal the lnsi
d ,ifacture OF STATIONERY II hsnd,fbppe",
n nrotrcted. whichever NAY you please q y,
Il. nv i5a2 patense That fact ougnl
"a make one careful hAw he attempts y y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-19
lN~~~~~r~

/ Ii safe to state that every readi'iS'
Billing American woman has at some
n,in her life thrilled with admiratioh'
c.t AMOUNTING 10 awe, over the story
fiat heroine of ancient times, Cornoiia,
& mother Of the Gracchl; but how many
h lamiliar with the story, parallel III It's
xqe details, OF modern Cornella, the
|ulff Of Sam Houston?
bis melancholy fact that we, as ma
" pay too little heed to the mothers
|Ei siyes of our great men. we honor
II heroes as they deserve; their deeds
K Talor are tolG by our hresides, in our
Fspries, from our pulpits and Platforms
Fsl how meagro the facts that aro men
|sslfi concerning their nearest and dear
r iamale connections. The women
|'ess wise covnsels and pious e:-ailple'
Pc The chief incentives 10 their SONS
|flhant and heroic careers are passed ny
II aaintrence-their very names ..e ~
|ssI te perish. The names OF Hoprse
ssnlnglon, Francis Marion, Thomas Jei
|sinn, Henry Clay, Andrew Jackson, Nn-
|S@ johnson, James A. Garfield ar'
|a.shold words but their mothers, u u
feared that many Of MS have heNe'
II elped TO think that they had motheEF
|s Is a significant fact that these nc
|4s we're all reared by widowed mothers
III al With one voice attributed inc gre
NuFe Of their success to Inc ear:
|ts.llns and pious example OF fmothcr'
iaal the ancient Romans would nav
|.Meo With horror on our strange lnuli
|s''hQe towards Mrs. Houston and thes
|sE Kindred noble soul is evidence
h NEIL action on the death of the motiie
4 jug Gracchl Remembering the &c
~ pefnelia's influence over her y,
|s'eels sons, and TO commemorate -
.,anity Of character and example, he
ttsN'4i eonnhylnen erected an inpos'n
wv 4. bearing this simple, eloquent IN
f''psion: ITO Cornelia, the Motner :
~ eiacchl- Instead Of marble piliar
! simple slab so commemorate the III
IA ehafacter OF the mother Of boustoi
* iematnA rest in an unknown spoi
,sNsp, unhonored and unsuns he
~ ehafaeter was as noble her foruthp
4 sublime, her example as illustriaus
~ q the Roman mother. And certalt
KEW Y one viii deny that the great son
III american mother equalied in patrlo
I neroism and undying zeal the OF
4, tr,es " the Roman matron. Indeed, u
,'ssf Of Sam Houston Was similar
~ Details TO those Of the Graceh
4 faer GrRochus, while yet a mere DO
~ lhf first 10 scale the walls OF the "
,zssa City OF Carthage. regardless of q
N, lhsgis and missiles directed
s., a9Sish form. he gained The SUNNI
0 II on his comrades 20 follow, Is y
h Me'ufe Of the ig-year-oid Houston
,pfhic OF Horse Shoe Bend of cqu
B.,s ssaness and grandeur? Imagine
Isx.alul hero seating the fcrmidap
Z >s'ferks of the Indians. Clouds
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-19
kANs~.~~~~>~~.~ ~A|~N/->~~~~~~> !!
ISTORY OF A MODERN CORNELlA. (?
Elizabeth Paxton Houston, the Mother OF the
Great Sam Houston.
(By Pauline Inez Buck }

uosoned arrows whlstled around him;
one pierces his tender flesh, but, regard
less of the pain, regardless OF tnc Eelie u
his dusky enemies, he still mounts un-
iii the goal Is won, He jumps over nv
Tho midst OF the red devils-the hfst on
Iackson,s men to accomplish the feat.
can all OF history show single picture
of greater personal bravery!
The Gracchi We're orators OIL pai hlhb
e,oouencc and power-another similarity
between them and the "father OF lSN 90
| whose thrilling magnetic powers Oh Oh"
| tory were proverbial. "a
The Gracchi labored ever Tor lhe Nv
| vancement of their race proposing anu e.
| acting laws destined TO bless the peop'e'
That sam Houstons greatest thoushis
| and plans were for the betterment ol n'S
| countrymen none will deny. Like IA
| C,racch oppression IN any FORM "Pp PIP a.
| to his honest. philanthropic heart; no on
| iect was too humble for his Jealous ciiail
! nionsbip-witness in evidence his lolisohle
| Journey from his Arkansas exile 10 ash
| inqton. where in 1882 he went Tor inc SOY
purpose of exposing TO congress tne 4i""N
being practced on The Indians: ~, T.,
The Gracchi laid down their HNes ~
their efforts 20 alleviate the suiierlhgs VI
manlslnd. The end OF our Houston VIZ
aImoet as melancholy. Tho the oppresseu
Texas, for which he bled, did not li is,
benighted Rome. turn the assassin NJ ~
against her benefactCF, sne GePi' o
~ his honors and office N ms GU "s
leaving him the bitter fehecti9h ~ IN,
great minds have experienced WIN ~
poet: 30. What can be OF shorter meino'
than gratitude"
Lacking at these three great hisiorIca
, heroes thus in comparisen, does i no
saem NJ that the two women most ilhu
ential in the molding of their chafae.e
should be accredited at least similar ee
+ oree of honor and renown, provided the
+ ro equally entitled to both? TO prov
n.ot ofeetionate reverence and fame az
, ~ ,s, deserts of the mother OF Sal
y Houston shall be the humble ehae"'o'
this sketch. copely youli
l1,;rs,intan IAN and queenly IN ner pea,
~, v,ith eountenance In when lulpo,
e nc diqnity and gentlest benevoiehoe ~,
( me- aiis nronounced when Samuel llou'
: IN a Young hero. wnGse dsrlng -. =,
Il nro,vess in tle revolutionary war hn1 a wv
: lar him considerable fame Wooeu "''e
: her. ,,o ,bese Two h;
" 20 "a loved each other from emu
= ,.noa since their two families hnd peen =
!, ,l,ata NOT only so long but ~ ~. w
.in, ',,,, "a we'll. Side by side ~ ponr ~
sghtt,nd" they had fought WIN NM i,
- ~ IA liberty" together they hpa :"
y - -, norsecution 10 The norinesn 49, ~
!, tre,nnd. together they haa onhaIl, In
u ;esa az berry. and sun .obesns /,
"a stanch Scottish friennb nv ,,rt,,nes In
- .,ia, Atlantic To Try their iui ,hay Il
ne wiz. Ia Ior some years lhfs
e loIs,snn ,n pennsylvania, when IT was
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-19
\ FINANCIAL woNDEn'
nemnrr,nbIe CROWN o NC Mm,q'

Cro,yti, ~ the Mutual
Lire insurance 60. of New ior'
The annual statement OF the Mutual llie
,, .,,r.,,o. .nmpapy of Mex York, shop-
ing the business transaet'" ~ ~ lin IN
pany for tho year enalns oaI9' s" o,c III
gmplipg gr9wth. ln9 s., Wo KIM, NOW
crcaed S23 1861 arg we I'll r9g ~ '@ .ne,,ri,
held by this Institution To- ~ ,55 iri ~
u lis palicy- holders y ~ S ssa o XXI, (,
Aniual ltii9, a,lsv pIS'1r fona b accord
nnco with The requirement. o. ne ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-19

Mrs. Iohu Sect and Mrs VIII Huriey
e,.te,tainod the A. r.. f. Neighhorhood
e,ub Al the residence Of Mrs. Scott on he
evening cf Valentines day Notwi'h =.
standing the inclspasnt weather, II was
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-06-30
T7E ROMAN NUMERALS.
Only Few Of Them VIII Be Need ed
to Indicate Next Year

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