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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-03-02
RHEUMATISM CURED IN a DAY

Mystic Cure" sfor Rheumatism and
Neuralgia radically cures III TO ) days.
Its action upon the system is remarkable
and mysterious. 1t removes at once the
causes and the disease Immediately dis
appears. The first dose greatly benefits
rs cents. Sold by J. {. Redic, ard J. +.
Bqlph Druggists Butler Apr 90
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-03-02

"Ihear you've got divorce from your
wife"
That's correct"
"What was the trouble?"
"No trouble at all, only wanted to
be envied by the other married men,
and make you all feel bad. ."-Tammany
Times.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-03-02
RAILROAD TIME TABLES
p, Bessemer & L e.

Trains depart No IA, at $40 A, NJ
No. 2, at 40 P. nj. Butler time.
Trains arrive No. I, 1000 A. Nj; NO
II, 300 P. NJ. Butler time.
No. IA runs through to Erie and con
meets with w. II Y. & p. at Huston
Junction for Franklin and Oil City
and with N. Y. L. E. & w. at Shenan
go for all points east. No. runs
throughto Greenville and connects with
w. NY. & p. for Franklin and Oh
CITY. w. Il. TURNER, Ticket Agent
DITTSBURG & WESTERN
1 Railway. Schedule of Pas
senger Trains in effect Noy. 20,
1903. BUTLER TIME.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-03-02
A Bit Historical.

When our grand fathers hunting went,
In the long ago, they took down, from its
peg on the wall, a CUR of no mean dimen-
sions long OF barrel and strong Of stock.
over o1c shoulder was thrown the polished
powder horn, and over the other the buck
skin bullet pouch embroidered In fancy
worstcd by the good mans wife. Then the
hint was carefully tested against good steel
that II might, without fail, strike fire, when
the hunter took aim and pulled trigger on
the bounding buck.
Aud IN those same days came wonderful
invention OF picture taking and with much
pain ana suffering our graudfathCrS, In Stiil
stocks and with face chaltCd, Hooked pleas
ant Tor full twenty minutes together. that
we, their dccendants, might see their fcatur-
IS In little pushed lined cases, gay with
brass trimmings
AND TO DAY! We defy the very ell
cmcnts we use. The crack of the sports
man 5 rifle IS no longer accompanied by "A
pun Of smoke. The photographer is no long
or Obliged to seek the dark room when re-
loading his camera
The nitrous cartridge has removed the
smoke nuisance: the Film cartridge has
done away with the dark room.
Get Kodak at the only place in town
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-03-02
dicntcd.

She-Tlarold is simply marrying you
for the money, so that he can pay his
bills.
Her-Nonsense! Harold never thinks
of paying his bills.--N. Y. World.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-03-02

Hetty-What did he do when you
sent back the ring to him?
Dolly-Acknowledged receipt and re-
minded me that ! had forgotten the box
it came in.-Philadeiphia North Amer
innn
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-03-02

| Bcnony Partridge, real estate 10000
| All persons Interested in the above ap-
praiscm snts will take notice that they Will
I he presented for confirmation To the Orphans
| Court Of Butler county. Pa, ON Saturday, the
| tIth day of March, A. D., 1899, and IL no cx-
| ccptiOns be filed they viii be confirmed alb
solutcly.
ISAAC MEALS. Clerk O. G.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-03-02
Levitt

Here the lecturer grew earnest.
81 am convinced" he exclaimed, that
the woman who does her own cooking is
more likely to find a place among the
angels than the woman who doesn't"
Now voice obtruded itself harshly.
IF she cooks with gasoline" said the
voice.-Boston journal.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-03-02
Doys, Tnke WarnInGI

green little boy IN a green little way,
A green little apple devoured one day;
And the green little grasses now tenderly
wave
Ger the little green apple boys green little
grave.
Cornell Widow
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-03-02
Old Age Deferrc Il.
Cornell Widow

Now it should take long time for
A cook to grow antique,
Because you know they always take
A day off every week.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-03-02
SUNDAY TRAINS-Leaye Allegheny City for But
Ter and principal intermediate stations at I20 and

On Sunday, train leaving Butler 735 m, connects
e. Harrisburg, Altoona and Philadelphia.
Through trains for the east leave Pittshurg (Unon
Staton), a. follows
Atlantic Express, daily. $50 AN
Pennsylvania Limited commonwealth
Day Express, ................I:3 I:30
Main Line Express, ......... .... 500 .
Harrisburg Mail, .............. 12:i5 Pm
Philadelphia Express, H' =. Ky
Mail and Express daily. For New York only.
Through buffet sleeper; no coach e. TOO
Eastern Express, 80. ,...... 7:05 "
Fast Line, --......... $50 81
Pittsburg Limited, daily, with through coaches
% New York, and sleeping cars 10 New York,
Baltimore and Washington only. No extra
fare on this train 80. acknowledgements 1000
Phiiafa Mail, Sundays only :. ...+...... $40 Am
For Atlantic City (yia Delaware River Bridge, all
rrff rUutc1, 800 An, and $50 rnr, daily.
For detailed information, address Thos +. Watt Pass
Agt. Western District, Corner Fifth Avenue and Smith.
field Street, piitsburg, Pa
J u. HUTCHISOS, JR. WOOD
General Manage. GEM passr. Agent.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-03-02
STRICTLY Pm

'Tis true the rose fades from the scenes
Which 1t made glad of yore.
But still we have the corn and beans.
And these we need much more.
Washington Star
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-03-02
WIDOWS APPRAISEMENTS.

The following widows appraisements Of
personal property and real estate set apart
FOR the benefit OF the widows of decedents
have been filed in the office OF the Clerk
Of Orphans Court of Butler Co., viz:
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-03-02


"Bilson is worried about getting into
society"
How SOP"
'IIe doesn't know whether to get q
dress suit or to have appendicItis."-
n. Y. Journal
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup has been sold
for over fifty years and is still the most
popular medicine for throat and lung
trouble.
The man who processes religion in
season and out Of season is as good as
anybody else, SO long as he behaves
himself.
HOODS PILLS cure Liver Ills, Bill
business, indigestion. Esadache.
easy to take, easy - o-,ratc. 25c
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-03-02
PENNSYLVANIA Rail s4iD
WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA DIVISION.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT Nov. q, 1898.
WEEK DAYS

SUNDAY TRAINs.-Leave Butler for ALLEGHENY
City and principal intermediate stations at 735 m
qnd 300 p.
NORTH WEEK DAYS
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-03-02
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

NEWTON BLACK,
" ATTORNEY AT LAW
Office on South Diamond..Street.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-05-04
ST. eite;sa Sabrftu1l 1cresss=
altsGsG.

Gobert GalbraitD, it,, Der 2l jdbli=
ge 5obn ppn Gobert Galbraitb bobisr,
1T gin 6reitaa Niur9en i'm Srrenaipi in
@leoelano, 100 CT lett slpei Sabren an
geitelIt mar, auf idreflibe WeiIe uerur,=
3liift. ST beiiieg um bier Ibr lJtor=
Aens Den 5aDrituhl {elevator), um
uab Dem Obsritsn Stoftperf 3l falren.
glt5'Der Stu5l bas 3. Stofmert erreihts,
CAB es eiilen pi6bllhen 6ait. Sobn
Slaac, Der NadtlpdChter, b0rte Elm 6e=
rGuib uno ol5 CT lod) Dem 3. Gtpd-
luert fam fano er Galbraitb nlit> Dem
&opfe Spift9en oeln 8abrftubl unD
Der Mano einQetlenlnt. gs gelang
Siaoc. Ten SSabrituhl lossuma6en, aber
Der Ssopf i,no bus Gelibt tparen ser=
quetihl. Ser @erungliifte tpuroe naO
bem 9ileri5 5olpital sebrotbt, no er
jeood5 baio .oarauf {tarb.. Sic 2eiebe
luur0e lie6er aebraht uno am Sonil=
tag auf Dem neusn DrieoDof beigeleBt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-05-04
gom pett Wbiiippime,t.

Son Wanita miro geneloet, oaB bort
cnollh Die Sinitellllua Der Geirolelis=
feiten su ermarten lei. gnic General
Oils telegrapbirte, Daben Die SnIilraenr
tent ipobl inIntge Der nernibtenoen
Shldge, Die lis Die lebtell Sage mieoer
erlitten boben, um MGHen|tillitono
nahiudcn lalisn, Inn in Werbarolun=
gen iiber eilen frtoliben glusgleib tre=
ten au t0unen.
, Gielen Melouneen ge9enii6er }fe0t ie=
bod Elm Berid9t, lponoh Nglliuoioo er-
tldrt Daben iou, es lei giiemolto bere1=
ti1t, Grieoensoerbanolungsu ar5u=
tniipfen.
Ser erbBte 9bsil Der 2eute bon Der
Mannihait Der uOorttolnn," Die ber=
niBs tp,roen, iino noh am 2eben
@pn Nomirol DelpeD traf folsenoe De-
pefbe Elm !:
v5ol9enoe Mitstisoer Der Wannid)aft
Der .Oorttomn", beiinoen iib als 8e=
fan8ene i'm Sniurgelltenloger 81 Son
Sliooro: lieutenant Gilmore, Cber=
quartiermeilter Miliom S8olton uno
Die Mutro'sn Sobu Gllsporth, Yaul
Wanorit, Nibert VeterIon, Silpio Sris=
ctes, Ynul Go!paros unD 5SSreo 9lnoer=
ion. General Otis bat oenielben Nab=
ruuesmittel geI0ift. SD fabre fort,
grfilnoiaun9en ilber ben Serbieib Or
iibrioen |ieben einsusieben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-05-04
BplitiiOes.


Ger Oeneralpoltoireftor BON Guba err
tlart, Die Gubaner miiBten i'll Der @br=
libfeii unterri6tei iperoell. - ga AllaD
jebt bon elmer u;lparteli|ten SurD frei=
aeiproben 1T, 10 t6n1lte man lbn als
Spnntaasihulebrer linienosil, nit sll=
ger nnb Goaan als Gebiilien.
,,}ebt 6eiBt es, Die 8eIebsebnna bon
Wi1iean mone Mloer 5un gunoesle=
nator ermdblen. 9Dir meroen es nod
erleben, bob eln onlidiloiper Menlh lib
f1dmeu muB, init Dem 8unoesienat in
iraenD elmer Meile in Yerilbruns gu
fnnllnen.
@m eanItag ,puroen in WaiGill9ton
Die Nnpeiiunoei, auT bas Sem Oorter
llnterItbabamt sum 8eiamntbetrag npn
slpansig Millionen Dollars ousaefertlat,
iuelbe Sllmme Der frans0iHibe got=
IbaIter NaMens Der 1paniIheu &egie=
rllna su erbeben bat, als Gauiiunme filr
Die Gbilippinen. Stbt braltben mir
Die Snietn nur nod gu crubern. bonn
aehoren lie llns. Gs mar McGinleDs
GomiliTtratirn pprbehaltell Dpn el.ler
Mddt etpas Su fauIen, oas Dieie gar
nit5t beiIbt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-05-04
Scr Mlai.

Ser ajtai lit gefolriien = 9Gullic isla3n aug, -
beBt eS III BEN befonnteiten sobro ant ben gSpnseps
af mi Der Aepertrebung lit ped)er rb bic Gider All
aeauen pnegel. gDer bate po1l asliii4 INIT Sprsen
5n 2oiis 5li elben 3mfgem nict Summer lun @ors
Sc ole Sf lr sebensrenbe pie ebr ncber llno lirb
ssnisr lliio Gorge ntt falt thinner bas pps ber be=
lsaen ufslltennenrbcit bic i'm bdrtsften ganpfe us
aaieln igte genobeit einieben rnB2 WeMn bieIeS
SeoeH lo IT. fp 1T es Dtibe nb Nrbet obne luters
lag aallil naR mir benl ernateter Rbrper bic nptb=
g n1nrIIlgle erpoluns gpnHen blrien. Die nctirIide
ole man llit Gdrift nb Iritt bepbarhtcn fan
W. oonM pig nilg Der BeHttgen meuI)beit abs
Z 'Seliatslarbe piiderssn Wsrftopfnng ntb ebe.
M ae d1mfroeu Seratippfen @5dblpinbel
sMsasligIst Wnuenb,udde fope peiiere b5cb 9eidhrs
lwe SqmpfpWa 5ctgen an, baB bic Natif gcbierrif)
eine Mnfihnng beS aHrpers Derlaat iie ie bie g{os
tur olien an0ern @e0pen 9ernbe jeBt I'M sJriHling
anlgeu nsroen ldet 6cr iberarbeete Welbcaeib abeT
INT 2arM Madgiills nit Den berlbuttn St Wernarb
&rQuterpt!lelt ea6aitst fQyiil. n
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-05-04
GsatSe3tiGc ssnisduGe aaef
SsDre,aofa.
WOtuaoIa.

G6ieaao, ST.. %. gtpril. Sine
Spe3ial= Gepeidle Des wGlronicle" aus
Seattle, 98aib., meloet 5a9Iibe, aus
Der spetten Sodtite oe5 Ntonats DIdrs
1taumenoe geriate oes General @nu=
perneurs auf 8ormpla qn oa5 ioponi=
IGe MiuiIterium oe5 Snneru in &olio
MAIDEN oos sluFtreten Der 8euletlpeit in
Iebsig bis bnnDert 5Sdilen per Sag err
liGtIih. OierpDn feieu etlna 40 PRO
seut tootlid1 perlnuTan. gim ihilnn=
iten tueroe Die 9einliuhrng enlpfunoen
in Der umee9euo bon Sriab uno 5ain;
e5 Ibeilte nur lueniq 0offstHng, ben
Gerbeerun9eu Der peit iebt Ginbalt 81
t6un. Die FDrmpIanii4)e 0eD6lterunQ
lei 10 Don WiBtraEeg uno 8eroa)t Qe=
gen bic japaniId9en Gro6ereg erfiillt,
oaB fie ni1t oano nod SUP rii9re, um
bei 9ur6fiibrung Der uoa Dic|en getrof=
Ienen IonitGren glnoronuugen uno MoB=
regplu be0tlFliA su lsin. Sic Pslttrau=
fen fliit)ten lib Iieber aus osn Stdbt2n
in oas DIfene 2ano ooer in Die Terge.
oI5 Dab Iis iib in 8ebano!uns Der
iapanii1cn Wersts aeben.
8as III i9IieBliG fein Munber: ia=
paniide Sruppsn ioael1 fii,s!id5 auf Ell
mem Streii5ug ourA oas iiioli6e 6or=
moia entIes!iAe Observation-Disclosures
periibt baben 5unOerte bon lrieDliDcn
8iirgern Iollen bingsinoroet oreibun=
bert St0ots uno 9Drfer bon BEN beute=
eieri9en Sapauerll gepliinrert .uorben
}ein.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-05-04
sspfnnciR poqa, 6scsues,r

mar Die Gusel, ,pelbe s. 9. 5teaomau
pon Nsmarf, Wih., lin Siiraerfriess
traf. 9ieieibe peruriahte furdtbare
@eibtuiire. fir tuelbe fir 20 Sabse
teine Wittel Grfola batten. 8an,l
,ullrbe CT ourh 9udlens 9lrniea Salbe
seheilt. Sielelbe beilt 6bnitt=, Briib-
uno Yranoipunoen, 8aulen, 6elons,
DIhneraueen uno Dautausl1ldae.
Die beiten pillen gum heilen Die es sibt.
Die Shalbtel IS Gents. Glr 9arail=
tirt WertanFt In Der Mpothete boll S..
s. Miler q Sobtl. 8
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-05-04
Aastann.

Sn serfAiepenelt Nrppin3en Gbinas
inpen ipieper Gbrtltenserfplann9en itatt,
Nlebrere Gathpliseu !pnrpen BET lftenpi@
gem geihe Yerbranns ieltlt &tnoer MUIR
pen auf pieie SSeile nn,sebrafbt,
Aus Blintrets, S6hmen irerpeil Streif=
ara.palle srmelDet. Sci 3ufamnenltDBcil
spiiAen slusItanptgell unp Srnppen sab
es nlebrere 8erleste.
Jn Belgien ii etn cnlpfinplibrr &cb-
lfnilansel infplse eines srpBen 0ruben=
itreifs eiflgetreten. Gtnis gecprlo labt
YerItheR cine neniaitenS seitpeili9e
Sdlidtuna berbeiSu1iibren, namit lnehr
Rpble aefGrbert' ,pernen fann. Wiilitar
III audi terfits a,ifgetcter,.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-05-04

Den 9rplGiiren Der ollii=ilnperiali.
itiSdell Qiaa irirb Die @efDrOerunQ nalb
Manild per poR psrfaot.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-05-04
Scr SYa;ft}ffssssiNDcf.

gon elmer beiannte Chicago 8elo=
matler= Girma III Dor SSur5en Gin in
Der Shat iebr interenontes WerseitDniB
,ueuer inouItrieller llnternebmungen"
per6ftentlidt ,pproen, bas IS neue Sir
men unfaBt, Die nit leineul &apitnt
pou 1874, 304, 500 ae,pDbnliAer nno
1896. 207, 600 beporsuoter stc!ien ms
2sheu gttyeten lino. Gus CsIamlnt=
Gapiial oieler neuen GeIeuEbafter lln=
fabt olio Gle ulgeDeure Summe bon
ST 40. 392, 100.
9ie llnterne1munnen fu1en notiir=
lid tdmmtlib Die llntsrIiiibuug oss
anaelommeltsn Gopitols. Waude Der
@eielliAaItei nDaeu ia ouf outer
@runoiage ruben aber mir mDhtc,,
teinem uularer 2eier ratlen, ieine Gr=
iporni6e in nieIen Geihdften ansuleeen,
|oie pobl meilt oas llno, tpaS man ii
9eutlAiano .blutise @riinoungen"
nenft.
s0er oa glaubt, ooB Die neuen
3ruits" burtb uube9ren5!e Nusbeu=
tungen Des Wnblitum5 vGsto MAIDEN"
ueroen, biirfte Iit in Den BEL reitem
nleilten ;Sdllen getduldt Ielen. 0enn
Die llnternebmen. ioelbe 10 vbsgriinoet"
meroen, iibernebmen mei1t Gjei0Qfte,
Die li6 bisber nibt lp9nteu. Gieis Gje-
i1iIte lperoell BON ben be9riinoeten NC
tien=0eietlldaften su Yrelieu un9efauft,
ipelGe ipeit iiber neren lpirflibsn Mertb
hinausgeben. Die 6jriinoey, (bier
0ronDtors QenannD erbalteu fir ibre
Mubespaltung sutlueoer in baaren Uelos
ooer in slctlen grobe Yetrdee. Sic
bringen, falls lie 2etien erDielteiE ltB=
tere nit Dem Heit Der ausse0ebenen
slntbeilsI9eine uuf Den Martt, uno mas
lie erlansen, 1T fir lie 9feingeloinn.
Die Edufer iillo ooun meiIt foaenanllte
2dmmer". Die eeiborcn iperoen, D. b.
Die fDr ein9e3abltes Gslo, tuenu ni6i
|gon5, 10 bod sum groben She'll peylis=
|ren. Sic uGyiinoer" MAIDEN" piel
GeIo. Sic 9ltionare liup Die 2eiotra=
eenDen.
Giefe 68 @riinouneen nit eincm To-
genannten Gopital BON 81 ,470, 1872, 10C
blloen aber nur einen tleinei Sbeil De,
Ineueroinas ms 2eben 9etretener
Srults. Sbre @eiammt5abl 81 iDd.
ben, Die Jtiefenfunma Der auf ben
Warft sebroAten Nctien on5ugeben, er=
(ltbeint ilnmoglib. Seoenfalis lino hi,
1anber Stonos, irgeao tpie perlaBlibs
3ahlen ansngeben.
| Siher lit nur- eiils. 9So0 llie in De,
Geid)iNte unieres 2anoes bat Der Grin.
oer= llno 5rult= hlplnoel eil1en Ioldel
lmfang erreid)t, lple lett oen vGeaie,
rllnas=slntrltt" Des jebigen BrdIibente1l.
Sic Gauner feiern inenmabren Seren=
6abbatb llnD man tann Die 2ellte, mel.
! d)e lldD Dnrd ebrlitDe 9lrbeit llnD Spar
lantelt ell NermDgen erlpDrben baben,
lnibt orinaeno geilllg por getbeiliguno
Ian iplhen llnterllebmen iparnell, bon
oenen tie ilihts uerlteben unD peren 2ei=
ter lie nid)t fennell, bon beren @eIbdfts=
6enntnlb ulo @brlidhteit lie nibts tpi(=
len. arau, iNau, mem -
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-05-04
Mrbcitct 500 itnp gsaGtt.

Sas 9eIGaftiaIte fleine Ding, oas ie
gemaAt puroe, lino Or. Sings neue 2e=
benspillen. sSeoe Bile lit ein iiber=
Sudestes GieIuuobeitsfiigelaen oas
s9iud6e III Graft, Gleid9i su
Gnergie, @ebirneridopfulg 81 0eiites=
traft ueripanoelt. 9ieIelben ipirfen
luunoerbar gum Nufbau Der GeIuno=
belt. Die Sdahtel nur Is Gents.
Gertauft bon s. Is, Miller & Sobn. 8
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-05-04
Ne,seiSc WaDriOfem.


baten om gNpntas tnt liplihen Snbta=
na bic 2trbett neoerBelsst. Die 2lrbeitsr
Yerlansen jcBt pieieten eStne rte i'm
n';ttticgcn ltno n6rpliAcn Srpiana. Irei
Der teneutenpiten Cjrutetteliber Gaten
bereits pie 26bne tepiuist unp man
slaubt oab per Strettn i4t lange bauern
miro.
Cine 0epeI6e aus Sscepla, artanias,
l1gt Rap sSil!t5 Secs, ctlt etira 80 Sabre
alter 9te9er, am Spnnta9 Wcrsen um
llbr Ypn einem 6arfen spn nlgcflGr
oier5i9 Winnern aus pem OefansniB sez
hplt uno ign 0jefGnBnjBbpf aufgefniipft
morrcn / t, Sees mar anAefla9t, me1re=
re Sdennen in Sranp setedt SIT batel.
Nahoem CT sipetual an ettem i'm Gje>
fdngniBbpf itetenpen gaum in bic ,6S9e
9eSc9en nnb wieper terab9elaIen pprpep
mar seitanp ct eir, cie 5cuer anqelegt at
babcn llnp er nuroe panu aufaebanat.
Sn Der 9ilbe Ypn S6cepla iinb in Der
(ebten Belt aat5er ZEN Ssheunfn auc9 meb=
rere 9Spbnbluier uienergetrannt mprpen
uno bies bat Die SeYGiSerung peranlnBt,
tar5en 9rp3ab 5n ma6en.
Der Streit Der Ger0terte IN Warbner,
SDabp, t,imn,t cine iinmer meDr GefaAr
prpbenpe 0'eltalt an, nnp beretts lit Elm
Detadnent re8ulGyer Suunedtruppen an
Srt umo SteQe. Gieielben finn snar
farbt8, Ipurpen aBer trpBoem ecn eineu1
1betl Der SeoVlfernn9 auf'a Gproiallte be-
9riiBt.
Sn Der NI9e prn 8reGfanrpaa, Gplp.,
Ipll es Die gan3e lsBte 2Gpcbe aeIbneit ba=
ben. 9eit Snntita9 lno teine 3it9e mebr
aa3efommen.
DienFa9 9faAt fel lit Sainct5 ter
bcTtigitc 9ie9en Der Saiipn, nelcber peui
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-05-04

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ginen serbangniBsollcn Srrtbum bai
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Gr5cfGiTtc.

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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1899-10-10
SOLDIERS MONUMENT AT PEORIA
I'LL,

arm of Mr.. Kingman and followed by
the cabinet officers, made a tour O. the
open space surrounding the monument,
inspecting its beauties carefully on all
sides.
The sculptor OF the figures at the
base. Mr.. Fritz Triebel, of Peoria. al.
so walked by the side of the president
during this inspection. The formal
exercises of dedication were then pro-
ceeded with. The monument was pre-
sented to the city and county of
Peoria by Mrs. Lucie 3. Tying and ac-
cepted on behalf of the county by
John c. Kingbury, chairman of the
board of supervisors, and on behalf of
the city by Henry w. Lunch, mayor of
Peoria. An address was given by Mr..
Kingman followed by the president
who dedicated the monument in
formal address.
At the conclusion of the exercises
brief opportunity was given the crowd
to shake hands with the president, al
though the press of time did not allow
more than an infnitesmal portion of
the surging mob to be presented to
him. The party was next driven to
the ''Corn Palace, a building wholly
constructed of corn, where the Peoria
corn festival was inaugurated by the
president.
An informal reception and dinner at
the residence of j. B. Greenhut was
the closing event of the presidents
visit to Peoria The party boarded the
train at S:45 and was rapidly carried to
Galesburg to spend the night.