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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-18
New Sail For the ShRmrOcIS

London. Aug. 1S.-It is learned that
the Americas cup challenger Shamrock
will carry "A much larger club topsail
than when she was racing with the
Prince Of Wales yacht Britannia. New
spars for this topsail have just been
completed by Mr.. William Fife, Jr., the
designer of the boat These, it is
thought will obvate the stiffness shown
by the yacht in her recent races The
new yard is about eight feet longer than
the one previously used.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-18

Paris. Aug. 1S.-A special edition of
The Figaro, just issued, exposes another
alleged forgery in the Drcyfus case, by
publishing the following telegram from
Ems:
"l'he letter of Nov 80, 1897, attributed
to me and reproduced in The Figaro of
Aug 10, 1890, is n forgery.
"SCHNEIDER."
The foregoing refers to Il letter alleged
to have been written by the Austrian
military attache at Berlin declaring
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-18
No Word of the Burnsi de.

Washington, Aug. 1S.-The war de-
partment has received no information
about the transport Burnside. A cable
from the quartermaster at Matanzas
says she has not arrived at that port,
which is her destination. At the quarter
masters department it is said that the
Burnside is very strong ship and could
probably Withstand any gale she encoun-
tered during the voyage.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-18
POIittcian'a Sudden Dentb

Little Falls. N. Y, Aug. 1S.-Wh,le or
route to New York on a New York Con-
trail train George II. Thomas of NiddIa-
ville was stricken with apoplexy. He
was put aboard a returning train at Al
Dahy and died on the train five minutes
after leaving Albany. He was a prom.
inent Republican politician and one %
Inc leaders of the Platt-Sheard organize.
lloh IN Herkimer county He conducted
large tannery at Vaudeville and wos
engaged IN other extensive Industries II,
northern IIerkimcr county :"
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-18

Liverpool. Aug. 1S.--llon. Sir William
Ram Kennedy, q. G.. judge of the SUI
preme court Of justice, and number of
prominent British lawyers are passcn-
gers on board the Dominion Line steamer
New England. sailing from this port for
Boston. They will attend the meeting
of the American Bar association to be
held at Buffalo, before which body JUS
tics Kennedy will read psper Aug. 20.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-18
FInS.ran's Relatives to Sue.

Mattcawnn. N. Y, Aug 1S.-Lawyel
f.. a. Gump Of Highland Falls has beer
retained by relatives of the late William
White to institute proceedings for $40
900 damages against the New York Cen
trail and Hudson River railroad as lessee
of the West Shore railroad. White was
the lIagnan at Storm King. south of this
place, who was blown into the Hudson
river, with his shanty. last December and
drowned. His body was not recovered
until the other day
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-18
Two kiIird by n T,rnin.

Buffalo. Mug. 1S.--Whilc George
Frank, Jay Gould and two young ladies
of Meadvilla. Pa, were crossing the
Lake Shore tracks ut Erie. their carriage
was struck by an engine and demolished.
Gould and one Of the ladies' were so bad
ly injured that they died later in the hos
pital. The other woman is in a pre-
carious condition. Frank was not seri-
ously injured. Both horses were killed.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-18
EX-COnSrcSE man Baker I'll.

Chicago, Aug 1S.-A special to The
Tribune from Beilevlle, Ills, says John
Baker, who represented the Twenty first
district in congress three times, twice az
Republican and last as a Democrat
Populist. and was eight years minister
to Venezuela is critically ill at his home
here. Mr.. Baker, who is 70 years of
age, was taken sick last Friday with a
virulent type of malaria. The attack
would not have been serious but for the
development of complications Of the
stomach and hcort
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-18
En- lishmen Fear For Dreyfus.

London, Aug 1S.-The correspondents
Of London papers in Rennes are almost
unanimous in taking II gloomy view Of
the prospects Of Captain Dreyfus. They
seem to believe it likely that he will be
found guilty
The representative Of The Daily Tel
egraph says that unless the German gov
eminent reveals the name of the real
traitor 1t is quite on the cards that the
same verdict will be rendered as in the
previous court martial.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-18
PUgiliSi Badly Hurt,

San Franci-c", Aug lS.-it is thought
that Jim Frality Of Cincinnati, the pl,-
gilist who was nockcd out by Frank
Mcconnell. may be seriously injured.
Frnney WAS unconscious for ten minries,
and it lcIj'ircd T." services of a physi-
clan in the ring to restore him to his
senses. He was later taken to the City
hospital and Met onncll and his seconds
held to await the decision of the authori-
fins
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-18

Probably the invention which will
have the greatest bearing upon the
future Of naval warfare is that of wire
less telegraphy. 1t has been much
scoffed at but its inventor is compensat-
ed for all ridicules by the satisfaction of
seeing it plove success.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-18
When Ecvvay Comes Home.

Washington, Aug. 1S-A letter re-
ccived by the SC, rotary of the navy to-
day from Admiral Dewey indicates def
nitely thai .e vii arrive at New York
between Sept - and 30. He will leave
Gibraltar about the middle of September.
The rHn from Gl'raltar to New York is
from 10 to 1T days. Admiral Dewey's
letter puts an end to the report that he
would go to London after leaving the
Mediterranean sea.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-18
Western E'isherD,cn' IuCL

San Francisco, Aug, 1S.--The schooner
Anna has arrived from Boring sea with
$4,000 goldfish, weighing 300 tons. S.>r
has been cruising in the northern seas
for several months. and her catch is Il
very profitable one. She reports that all
the fishing schooners in the Arctic have
done well This season. The steam
schooner Pacific, from Copper river.
Alaska, reports that the salmon catch Is
very large
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-18

Sandy Hin, n, y, Alg. 1s.-Joseph s.
Iugaw, who is accused of robbing two
New York mon, named Hammond T.,
Harding and Il. Graham Douglass. who
were stopping at SAranac lake. in the
Adirondacks, has been held for the
grand jury in Franklin county by Justice
Mclutyrc. Tugaw was arrested two
weeks ago. While in Jail he shot himself
in the left breast in the region of the
heart, but the doctors say he will re-
cover.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-18
AIleged Assassin Caught.

Columbia. Mo-, ..us. lS-Frank Will
liam Funk, white, who is wanted in
Washington, whore, it is charged, he
recently entered the home Of William H..
Brooks, Drained him with an AK. as
saultcd his wife with the same weapon
and robbed the aged couple of several
hundred dollars. has been arrested here
A reward of $500 had been offered for
his pnnturn
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-18
LADIES. ATTENTION !

Miss Kirk, of Montreal, who taught
scientific dress cutting to a number of
Barre ladies last season, has opened
class at 1913 State Street, River Side,
Montpelier, June IS. Ladies wishing
to avail themselves of this opportunity
will please call at once.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-18

St. Petersburg. Aug. 1S.-Reports from
southwest Russia say that the recent
drought in that portion of the country
has caused the utter loss Of the winter
and spring wheat crops.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-18
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

We must insist that the copy for all
new ads, and changes in ads taking
over an inch of space, be handed in at
our office before 10 a. m. on the day
they are to appear.
Barrel PRESS COMPANY.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-18

that Treyflis had relations with Ger
many. 1t was mentioned in the testi-
mony OF Generals MERCER and Roget.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-18
". H. CONNER,
MORSES NEW BLOCK

The relebrate'I Rogers Baby luncu
o'sc''t can be found at J. 7, Callash-
ans n. Marron's, r.. l.. Clark
sowden & Lyons and at Nj. l.. Town d.
Co. ,nc+s
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-18
TERMS

Entered in the Post Office at Barre VT, as
second-class matter.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-18
For Sale.

W" have two certificates n,oh ~,
o'''ng one student to instruction Ct the
N'''''e OF S2o. good for eight weeks at.
tendance on the Academic. business
''rmanShip, Typewrting, and Tel
eSraphy Department of the Eastman
National Business College of Pouch
heepsle, n. Y, or for course of stpdv
by mail of the same value, and we vii,
dispose of these certiticaes for AK ooo,
spot cash.
for further particulars call at orr
office.
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Gin fmappes entfousu,eu.

Mas einem Danfi1reiben Der Mrs.
Moa 6. Cart aus @roton, g. g.: sd
mar BON elmer fdmeren grfdltung beimz
eeIu9t, tDel9e iid auf bic 2un9e ae-
l6lasen batte. Sd iuurbe i9mer bonn
9uiten seplast unb idliebli9 5eiaten
iib bic Spmptome Der @6pinbiudt.
Bier Ier5te saben mid auf unb erfldrs
ten, baB id nur nod furae Seit su leben
babe. SD empfubl mid lelbt meinem
@rloier nnb boffte, baB, ipenn ib midt
bel meinen Sreunben auf @rben bleiben
fSnne, i'd nit meineu 2ieben i'm sSenz
ieits pereint tuerben tuiirbe. 9a ert6eilte
Semanb meinem @atten ben &atb, 9r.
&inss gteue @ntbeduns fiir Sdpinoz
iu9t, 9uiten unb grfdltuna ansuz
idaffen. Sd madte einen @erIud 6a<
NIT uno nabm bann i'm @ansen a6t
Slai6en. 9as fat mid furirt unb @ott
iei 9anf bin id iebt 9erettet unb cine
9eiunbe unb fraftise Srau." 8robes
flai9en frei in ber gtputbete BON S.
&alteper & SObn. &esuldre @r5Be SO
Gents unb $1.OO. SIS tpirb @arantie
9eleiitet ober Der Breis ipirb auriide
geaablt.
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spaatems srSktes sestrfntis,

Mr. &. B. Olinia bon Barcelona,
Spanien, pfest iid ben @inter bin
burd in slifen, Sib,garolina, aufau.
balten. Sn 5ofse fbpader gaeroen
lit er an beftisen Gdmer5en i'm 6ins
terfopie. 9ur9 ben @ebraud bon
Y leetrie 8itters, benz ar5Bteu
Sellmittel filr 8lut unb Nerpen, bas es
in Gmerita siebt, tpurbe er balb bon
allen Sbmer5en befreit. @ana Zine.
rita ipeiB, baB es 2ebers unb geierenbe-
i1iuerben beilt, ba6 es bas 8lut reinist
lliio ben Masen ftdrft, iotuie Die 9erpen
irafti9t nnb itberbaupt ieeer @usfel uno
leoem Organ i'm &6rper neue Spanns
fraft perleibt. @er idtuad if, ii9 ets
mattel fiblt unb an Sdmerden leloet.
brau4t es. Sebe Slaide iutro 9aran'
tirt unbfofet nur so Gents. Wtro
perfauit in Der Ipotbete BON 5. &alts
tper & Con.
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Sob Der Iettem ssreibeitsf sfdmbfers
bon 1913 bis 10.

Der leBte 6reibeitstdmpfer bon 1913
bis 1915, Nueufi sGmibt, III wte
fbor tur3 gemelbet, In ieinem @eburts.
ort Wolsaif In pomerm aeforbeu.
gtnbanbert unb bier 2ebeusfabre Rnb
tiber biefem greiien 9aupte fortse3o.
gen.
am IL. Gebruar 1895 In WoIeafi
geboreu, trat Mugufi s@mibt oils 1S.
t6brtger Stingling am II. M6r3 1913
aIS freimtlliser Sdser Id bie Mrmee,
ma9te ben Gelb5ug biS 80 Gnbe NIT
nnb biente bautt auf's Neue BEN Batter.
lanbe bonn l. Mpril Bis %. DECEMBER
1915. St fotbt BET 8auben. Siiterboat,
Grobbeeren uub 0eunemib, uabm an
ber BeIageruug bon Wittenbera tbeiI,
tdmpfte tapfer In ber srpben e9ladt
bet 3sipjie anb aberl6ritt atueimaI ben
&bein. @eru er3dbIte er, ipie beim
erfen Mfale ber aIte Bla&er ieineu
Sruppentbeil nit benz Worten bearits.
te: uNa II olIen pommern. nu foil'u II
fran36fi9 Iter'n." Bei 2ignp unb BEL
Belle .Altan3 fanb infer Gelb In Def.
tighten Geuer. Der Winterfelbana
bra@te aud ibm bieI Gef9perbe; Ct
muBts qnn9era, trtereg iluo = otel
marlgTen. ya penn UefBe beg alteiI
perm osfano tta etre aarte. aiif lpel'
ger &c fsoen Ort. ben e. pa1irte. itnter'
fri9en bate. Die aarte iebt bnnt ae,
mug aus. Nosr noeral pat e ttb be.
paerl uno m't Hegf oar e. ito!a auf
oas SeugaiB etaes ,,isnerlerodeaeu,
iapIslea mHo 5uperlalIs8en artegers',
petgeS INN letne worgeleBten bon
Mls.n. Aaroeu unD Anosre, IN letnen
y:gflll'arpaptereti auSgefteut babeu. es
" aop a'Wl % %saase ger. og lagte per
al!e PER-: nglr l@sinf, 0ott gtebt
mlr elaea 10 lan8ea ruDigen Sebenss
aoeno, um ml@ Iar oie itnrubige,
ituos Su8enO aa erfreaen". IN gu'
ZEN aaBsrea ysIpallninen, Don ltebeu'
oel Sor9Talt per Selntger iir1geben.
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gauge Nn3abI tIeiner planeten,
nt6t gr6Ber al8 unIer Wouh, unb auf
biefe folgen bic bier groBen duBete, d
ober entfernteren Planeien, Der Supis
ter. 5aturn, uranu8 unb Neptun.
p Sober bteier Planeteu aiebt bic
anbern on, ole aber tusrben BON Der
Some ange3ogen, unb ba ibre Bob.
men Iausli6 ruab fine, 10 bat tsher
feline Gpnnea II d be unb sonuens
|ferne, fomie ieine Sag. unb
u a9tgleidben ober gquinpre.
3 Der Suptter III ber gr6Bte
aaer planetea; er ifh1400 nal 10 greb
wie BITE grbe; feline Nn3iebung tit aIIo
bebemtenb. Seine umlaufsaeit betrdgt
II @rbeniabre, ipentger 6 Wo9en;
ein Monat auf ibm ift faf ein grbens
iabr, iebe Sabres3eit 8 grbeniabre,
saue 6 Sabre elm gquiuor. geoba9.
tungen:
1883 3-gquinor bes Supiter. lie.
berf9memmungen tn Amerita. gus
ropa, China, 4uitralten. 1884 unb
1000 IruWfDQre syQ9te.
1886-Bi8 gnbe Mai gut; a.
Sali bis Is. Suit: eroBe Grpi9.
Danberung, baum Diirre bauernb
bur6 1887 unb 1888.
1S89-gauinor bes Supiter. 3
Woden frnber als 1888; rlsber.
| i@wemmuugeu; piel &esen; 1890
unb 1891 CUTE @rnten.
1892 unb 1893-Spdrli9er Mes
gen. 1893 heiB, aber bortreffii1es
@eiuiabr; 1894 trodsn.
1895-@quinpr bes Supiter, bel
&egen; 1896 unb 1897 CUTE grnteu.
1898-anfans Der trodenen pe.
riooe, bic iebo@ gemdbist murbe
bur@ bas @quinor ber genus am
Z. Juai unb bie &eeen am IA. unb
Is. Stunt. Die Mafermenge hieler
Regen mar bieletft cine 6oIge ba.
bon, bob bte .Jrhbresen1, bie ee.
tu6bnli6 tn Der 3eit awif9en oem
8. unb Is. Mai ein3utreffen pfiegen,
f9 btefes Sabr (unb oieuei1t au1
bas folgenbe Sabr piebsr) bur9 bie
sh6renbe" Mnaiebnns bes|
Suptter Derfp6teten unb
erf nit bem gqniubr ber 8enus au.
fammentrafeu, iuOburd bic MirEung
baau natiirlid I'm 70 fidrter uurbe.
AZ Da bas gauinoS bes Supiter
(olfo BITE Sag. unb Ra9teIsiGe) bet
iebem umlauf bes pIaneten, mie aud1
bet ber grbe I'm Jsabiabr unb 0erbf,
b. B. stpeimaI fattfinbet, unb
5tuar iebes MaI bon einem gquiupr
gum anberen In 6 Sabren tpeuiger 3
Wo6en, 70 baben MIR In einem Sabr.
bunbert II @quinoTe bes Sapiter. Sn
benz folsenben Sabrbunbert uirb bas
gqninoS bes Supiter auf bie folgen.
ben Sabre unb Gage fallen:
1901 ON 26. MpriI; 1907, 5. Mpril;
1918, IA. Mdra; 1919, %. 5ebruar;
1925, 2. Sebruar ;; 1881, IL. Sanuar;
1887, 20. Oeaember; 1913, 20. go,
pember; 1949. 8. Nobember; 1855,
II. Ottober; 1861, 26. September;
1867, 5. September; 1878. IA. Mu.
gut; 1879. %. SuIi; 1885, 2. Suit;
1891, IL. Stunt; 1897, 20. Mai.
-Sn bieien Sabren III alio auf feine
CUTE Weinlefe 3u re9nen, mobI aber
in ben auei Sabreu por isbsm
gquiuo1.
Bon gasle pab fsIbff if 3u beriG.
ten. baB bie Bride tiber ben @io
@ranbe pieber Ia euten Stanb sefebt
mirb; bab ein ueues Graat.O e.
p OF gebaut werhen fDu unb enbli9,
baB BITE SabIt1e pocifics
y a bn DoIb's &o5Ienmtne ge,
fauft bot. ebenfo rlebrere Saulenb
AGer 3oblenlanb.
Sbeo. 6ieif@er.
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- aus staraarb In g,ommeru MFRS

- aus 5targarb In pommern uir5
gemelbet, baB tn einsm tleinen See Der
Na9barf@aft wieberboIt 2ei9en ge.
funbsn wurben. SO ipurbe ermittelt,
bob bic 2eiGen BON Rabfabreru her.
rtibrten, ueI6e BON Weselagereru ers
morbet, um ibre Baari9aft unb
3meirdber beraubt unb bann In ben
See perienst wurben. Gs fnb ettpa
auanlig &abfabrer ermorbet morbeu.
Dret Werbaftuugsu tuurben oorsenom.
men.
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Dos Dorfkir1o.
Stuuta,t bon @rnrg Sartmig.
Gprtfesuns.)

GD5lange batte er feline grfunbigun
gen iiber 9eioe einse5Osenl gtur
f9dmte er fid, es gu tbun.
lleberfdttisung unb llnrait padtet
ibn. Darnit ipu9s bic f6tpiIe Sem
peratur feiner gbe. Snes betuadte ieo,
ieiner- Mienen. @on ieoem Wprt, jeben
Bid beif6te iie &e6enidaft, 3drtli6,
berrii9, berlebetib, be3aubernb.
Jfo9 Biz gum Sriibling bate iie per.
modt, i'm in &airo feff3ubaltert. Sanr
elite fie NIT linn na9 GDnifantinopel
9ier mars, tpo &laufien ein unipiber-
febli9es gerlansen In it'd ertpadeu
fiihlte uno eeIteno lna6te, Berlin, isine
Stuette 0eintatb, tuiebersuieben. go
tuare1 tie bierber gefomnen.
Gin prafielnber 6euerbranb i'm &a=
min fob in Kindergarten empor.
Qans Mau1ien eripa1te aus tiefer @e=
banfenlait. Nber Der 8ann serrie ni1t.
Getne pbantafie matte Inn @retas
Seim In trailter gebaglidfeit bor, unb
bqrfn aufma9ienb Doll bliibenber &rafi
letn SnaDe, 1etlt Qans9efl.
9oer ND mar D'e1es 9elms Wollte,
o1rIfe er IS iu1enf
Ner Sor9ang raul9te CUR Sette.
Snes trat elm. 9lo9 lag ber 5rilir=
Ilat1fel niit ibre S0ulteri1. aber TN
oaar fllmmerten i1on eltgenoe Stetne;
esSte1, 9ans, mas t9 orlbett tano
g5er ,ues9alb lanspsilit 81. Did bier
berl Wo1 ilsiner aouiine aobmirsfa
EN- BILLET. 9an5 iiberral9eno treften
iutr 11ts bier..Aber tpesbalb tteblt Slt
70 ernlf atlsy Sas oarflf Sn nt9f.
Sage natr, mas Ou foebeit 9eod9t BAIT.
sAndlgetlfl" lagfe er tDteoer td9elno
nnn iia1m pen grlet " ote 9ano.
sWtb Der. Mas tnetB tcb BON bteier
Sonltne Sobm'rsta !
Ste 5Dg etllell tletl1ett Se1lel an 1etae
Settle nnD oriidte fi9 oi6t neben ibn.
rS.e1 nlt1 an ! tiiilferte lte 5drtlld).
ON tolift nt0t iOl4e ernlten Nugen
MAIDEN, bas peroirbt mir bic 2aune.
Mtr ttIl0 nun bier iino tpollen ner=
luWen, uris gu aniiiiretl. uiorgen
tanMit Ou iniloe lem, beute ni6t.
Jtliieffe ertuartet ulls beflmnit gu tbrem
erlter eupfang- Sies
35stile gllde iibertlogen 9leibgiltig
oie 3etleu. WerorieBlid) lieB er bas Bill
ief fallen.
v9eute rl1t. Us 1T mir iliht ni6g=
it@!s
vgtlpt Iaoglt9fs rtef ile lebbatt,
opne pen Sopf pm lelrler S1ulter auf=
5urigferi. vytl9t m0gll1. ipieDer1olte
tie 5drtlid, noaB t9 ben Wleni9en bort
aetse, ME 9lildlt9 I'D bin? Sab i'd
10, Dlelp rlDi8 llgen-rntt meiIlert be-
rngmfen uanne prablen tai1n9 Sern
oas f1ue ig.
1Sg plI1e Slg, Jnes-
suno Dorlf es ood) germ. SO mo1te
iutllen, iDel9er utann it6 ni6t germ
angeoefet iDiiBte, i4erste iie, ieine
qano umfalieno. sSu biit oieier Wann
Mot. Der 3ei3 beg aebens 1T Der
8e9lel. Sas bait Su ielbit 9emsrtt.
gs TT pets eth tuonliger 9ei3 fiir mid,
itd3 f9etnbar unter Jremben gu perlie=
rem. Se gr6ber bie Menge, beito reider
Der @eminn. nngebulb uno grmar-
tiing iinb 10 fb0n.A Sic 5Og i'm au fid
berab unb tiibte feline 2ippen. limo
bann mitten aus Dem @lan3, aus bem
Geiduirr, aus Dem 3pang in BIZ
Iauidige @tille-
sSnes fprana auf.
wEu inubt 9oilette MAIDEN. Sd
aud. Jlorence leat foeben briiben Glles
suredt.A
Ct bielt ibre 9ano feif. .Gs 1T mir
ipirflidl unm6alid,. idl bin tpie qerdbert.
mas lam Dir an iol6eln sbeeseidpds
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Cuffs ese6er-9iGelt

srbotten baS &6rpsrbitem in Orbnung
uu6 rsrbiuDsrn franfbaite 3uitdnbe Ter
gebsr, bie sewObnliA &rensbeitsu por.
assssben.
Gin Dfrbinbfrnngsmittsl fit
ROpfidmu3n, Dpspepiie, Sdwinbef.
lhtsSten @eidmadim i'm Munbs, 9sr5flO'
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THE SOUTHWESTERN TELE-
GRAPH & TELEPHON co.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-06-30
coTERle CLUB PICNlcs.

The ladies of the Coterie Club invited
their husbands for their annual picnic
or lawn party yesterday afternoon.
The affair was held at Mrs. j. l. Glib
sons new home on Main street and
Mrs. Sibbert's handsome lawn was also
called into requisition. Rugs, settees
and couches made the lawn comfort
able and attractive. The youngsters
were out in force and their marching
and singing furnished amusement for
all. Little Carl Sibbert sang some
German songs in his quaint way to the
great delight of all. A very bounteous
supper was served and the evenings
enjoyment was heightened by sere-
made by the Denfson Band. During
the afternoon business meeting was
held at which the following officers
were elected: President. Mrs. f. w.
Meyers: vice president. Mrs. j. |. Glib
son; secretary, Mrs. G. l.. Voss. The
Coterie club is composed of young mar
ried ladies and has proven very pleas
ant social organization.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-06-30
Si-'.-tary.
a ( ,jNAwAY :

Mr.. Marks, If Paradise township,
had narrow escape last Tuesday
His team was hitched to a mower when
they became frightened and in spite of
all the efforts of Messrs. Brandy and
Fienhold in trying to stop them, all
was in vain. The sickle guard struck
Mr.. Brandy bruising him so as to pre-.
vent his working for few days. The
horses and the other gentleman escap.
ed unframed. The team was stopped
by the sickle running into q bridge.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-06-30
a BUSINESS CHANGE.

On tomorrow Mr.. Fritz Timm will
step down and out of the management
of the Farmers Home and give place
to the former proprietor, Mr.. j. III.
Carstens. During Mr.. Timm's resi-
dence in Denison he has made many
friends who know him as a straight
forward, honest business man. Mr..
Carstens was the founder of the hotel
and is one of our most substantial and
respected German citizens, and the old
friends will gladly welcome him back
to his old place of business.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-06-30
A FILIPINO ~ VICTORY.

Last week Charley Fitzsimmons vol
unteered to go to Manila in Crawford
county, and hang up some of our
Fourth of July posters in spite OF the
fact that the aforesaid town was going
to have celebration of its own. He
went down, hung up the bills and got
back home with whole scalp, notwith-
standing the sundry threats which were
made against him, but he says if they
ever get him on the advertising COM
mittee again he will know it.-Vail
Observer.
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SLEPT no HIS DEATH.

Mr. VIM. Sherwood Hamblin died at
his home in west Denison on Wednes-
day, June %. He was formerly from
Shelby county and came here in April
last having employment on the new
railroad He had not been well for
some time and on Monday, June 10, he
fell into deep slumber from which it
was impossible to arouse him. For
more than a week he was in this condi-
tion until his mortal sleep passed into
the sleep of eternity. He leaves wife
and two small children and two sisters
to mourn his loss and to feel most keen
ly the lack of his care. Funeral SER
vices We're held this forenoon at IL
O'Clock, Rev F. w. Bateson officiating.