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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-10-26

the schooner only two are thought to
be saved. One body has been recoy-
cred, The fishermen were residents of
Gloucester.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-10-26
BEST IN ENERNTNiNni

Business Practice in Book keeping anC
Shorthand from start to finish.
Educates practically and supplies bust
ness houses with competent assistants
Established Sept. /, 1907.
No Vacations.
For Catalogue address
W. W. Daggett,
Oshkosh, Wis
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-10-26

Roy r. Ranour OF Beloit has re-
turned from the Philippines where he
was IA Is engagements and was
wounded once
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-10-26

The microbes that cause chils and
fever and malaria enter the system
through mucous membranes made
porous by catarrh. Pe-ru.na heals the
mucous membranes and prevents the
entrance Of malarial germs, thus pre-
venting and curing these affections.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-10-26

The La Crosse firm OF Fetter e.
Crosby has been awarded a $4,000
government river Improvement con
tract az st. Louis.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-10-26
SEVEN SAILORS LOST IN WRECK.
British Steamer Ardandhu Goes Down
in Boston Harbor.

Boston, Oct, 2l,-The British steamer
Ardandhu, bound out, ran into sunk
en- ASKING schooner in the harbor
Friday night. OF nine men aboard
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-10-26

Pso's Cure for Consumption Is the only
cough medicine used ia my housc.--D. g.
Albright, MIGl.ubnrg Pa Dec. II, %.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-10-26

Mrs, w. S. jackson, niece Of Helen
Hunt Jackson, committed suicide at
Colorado Springs.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-10-26

AZ Appleton Nh and Mrs. Joseph
Fa..zl were remarked by Justice Len
h.1 A divorce was granted them
month ago.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-10-26

At Amigo the contract for the new
city han was let to c. f. Dallman, q
local contractor, for S9,250.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-10-26

Etc Permanently Cured. No fits or nervous
liIo ness after first days use Of DR.. kliue's
trial bottle aud treatise. Dr.. X n. Kline,
Ltd, 9al Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-10-26

Orders have been issued for several
war vessels TO proceed to the Philip
pines
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-10-26

Alderman Robert Matthews Of Green
Bay and Miss Mary Long Of Sturgeon
Bay were married
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-10-26

w r. Montague has an option on
the stock Of the La Crosse Carriage
company The buildings burned last
spring will be rebuilt.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-10-26

Mrs. Winslow's SOOTHING STRur Dor children
teething SOiJsns the gums reduces 90 HANNA
ton, allhys pain, curos wind collie &c a bottle.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-10-26

SAVE YOURSELVES, CouGHsl HALE's HosgY
OF hoEEHouNo AND TAR prevent bronchitis
and consumption.
PIXIES ToOrHAcHE DROPS Cure In one Minute.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-10-26

Nasal Catarrh quickly yields to treat
ment by Ely 5 Cream Balm, which ia agree
ably aromatic. 1t is received through the
nostris, cieGnSes and heals the whole sur
face over which it dtfnsos itself. Druggists
sell the SOC. size; Trial size by mail, 10
cents. Test it and you are sure to continue
the treatment
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-10-26

Writing 10 Mrs Flnkham At Lynn Mass.
Mrs, CORA gibson, Yates, Manis.ee
Co., Mich. writes:
"DEAR Mrs PINKHAM-Two years ago
/ began having such dull, heavy. drag
ging pains in my back, menses were pro-
fuse and painful and was troubled with
leucorrhna, took patent medicines
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-10-26

Connecticut capitalists have or
ganized 10 fight the Diamond Match
trust.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-10-26

At Two Rivers Joseph Kimmes and
Miss Harriet Harris were married.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-10-26

The Splritualists convened In an
nual session in Chicago
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-10-26

Reding made merry over the return
OF Company G.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-10-26

Millionaire Andrew Fainter Is dead
at Rice Lake, Wis aged 7G.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-10-26

John Il. Benjamin died at Benjamin
Vile, H., aged rs.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-10-26

Write for circular Of Spencerian Bust
ness and Shorthand College, Milwaukee.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-10-26

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All
druggists refund the money if It fails tocure.
25c. f. w. Groves signature is on each box.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-10-26

plot to murder General Jiminez
has been discovered at santo Domingo.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-10-26

\ CAPABLE mother must be healthy mother,
~ The experienced maternity shouldnot be approached
without careful physical preparation.
Correct and practical what the and wouS
be mother needs this counsel she without by
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-10-26

unable to become pregnant but since have used 1t my
health is much improved. and big baby boy the oy
and pride of home.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-12
marftberiht
Sdarperf9afe.

20 interps ] en- gfDtber go. 2, onf benz GeItiYe,
lac; rptber 9D. 8, i'm Speiber, 7lh-72Hc.
SRI b Ia br snet3en $40. 8. obne Sagertoftsn,
71H-72c; SO. 4, obne 9aoerfoiten, SOC.
Mots - go. 2. I'M Spstder, 34-34he; To. 8, i'm
epeiber, 3Sh-381c; ouf bent GeIsiie. 34r; Dbns Sassrs
foften. 33A-33Bc; 9eGber 9fo. 2, int Spsiber, S4h-
S4%e; Dbne Sagertoiten, S5c: geIber go. 8, 34-34Ae;
go. 4, nnf benz @sIeiie. 3e; Obue So9ertoften, 32h-
1910; tpeiBer 9}o. 2. auf benz Seletie, 35r; tueiBer $40. 8.
obne 2aQerfoften, 54-34Ac; tein Srob, obne Sasertos
item, 30h-30%c.
9afsr-gtO. g olf benz StIe:is, 2411c; Obus Soeer.
foften, "a 24Ac; 9o. 8. obre 2aserfoften, 24c; tDttbsr
gto. 8, olf bent SeIeiis. 26A-27He; ubne &ogerfplttn.
26-27Ae; meiBsr go. 4, ouf benz SeIsiie, 26hti ubae
2a9ertoIteu, 26c.
&pe9en = go. 9, pbne Saeerfoften. SIC.
Ser tie go. 2, Dbne 9aeert0fteI, 3Sh-4oe.
g6mereteu-SIaas, GO. l gaortbueteru. auf BEN
6tIeif, $l.00H-I.0l.
&Ieie-Reine 9ertdufe berihtet.
8 eu - 3ufubren 80 Cars; fetn 0sridnbt. SUITE TAD.
fra9e uno feIte qretie.
@srtdufe ouf benz SeGeife: Simotbs. aep6buIib.s
Bis beTtes, $9.00-125 so BITE Tonne; grairie, ~eetubbHIi.
Dies bis beites DON ~S.25-9.5o per 2Onne.
g TT OF - Jst unb tbdtig. ROsseu. s~L00-T.5o;
MsistH $5.oO-5.5O 9ofer, $L.75-500
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-12

so fu9t Or. Seltnet uns zines Der berrz
Ii9iten 8erfe gu rauben, bas Die f9Onbsitsz
beseiiterte Menf4beit bisber beiaB. Gr
ruubt Der Sirtinifhen Wabonnu bas
aiinitlerif4e, bus Menf4li4e, 6ds urs
ipritngli9e unb ldBt nibts 3uriid, dls line
lange &eibe Oon Srasesei4en. 4ber binter
bieien ftebt mDgli9ertpeife, mas mir Melz
f9en am b09fen balten miifen: Die Mabrz
felt.
Die 8uniforI9er perben bus Sud- Dss
Or. Selinet ni9t tobt f9peigen t0nnen,
ba5m lit es trpb bieler @iberfprii4e; bic
fel6it Dem 2aien auffaIen, felbt trob Der
fuli4en S9rei6peiie ~betunnter Ramen
Gq3pbias") gu ernit, gu bocumentdr. Sic
nerben Iib nit ibm bef9dftigen miiIfea,
gnb - boffen mir our @0ttin Der S40nz
bett es gu piberlegen pifen. Sena ss
pdre gu f4mer5li4, bic Sirtinif4e Md<
bonna gu perlieren!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-12

Elm punberbar f9Dner NnbEif barbietet,
tpenn ale biefe 2i6terhen uufGsr9ten, bus
@an3e beutli9 erfennbar MAIDEN.
@o6in mat in Der NGbe Der 2auune
blidt, iiberaG iiebt man tropti9e Gepd9ie
in 6iine unb 6iiGe, meiitens auf 9tcien>
plGBen unb 8lumenbeeten, aber au4 ein5eln
in groBen @afen ober als @er5ierung'n Der
8aluitraOen. 9almen ieber Dirt, Magnoz
lien unb SGeanber finb sablre:9 oertreten,
in 10 iippi9er 8Iitbenpru4t, pie man fe
unter biefem 8~reitengrabe ifDcrli4 gu
ieben erpqrtete.
Ser 4. SuGi ertpies iih fir Die Nitsitel=
lung aGs nirtli9er @aldtag. Bon Mors
gems fritz big 4benOs fpdt ftr0mten bic 8c=
Iu4er berbei, betpe9te ii6 in De1 @ebduosa
unb 5pii9en ben prd9tigen Mnla9en uns
unterbro6en cine f6auluiti9e Men3s. 0us
offi5ie1e pro9ramm beitano g~roBentbeila
aus Or9eter@@Ortrd9en Tpra9 ieOod an
gemein an. Sen 59GuB 6ilo:le zine pprns
te9nif9e 9arfteIun9 BON 9siusD's Steq
i'm 6afen BON Manild, 8s-niGtung bes
Ipanifden @ef9pabers uno 8eiebullg ber
s~5e1tungsperfe burb bic Nmeritaner. 4lS
3ugabe erI9ienen einige po:trats, bic bou
Der tauienbfOpfigen 3uf4auermense nit lu=
belnbem 8eifaI begriiBt purben.
Sr. S4nate.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-12
prddttee Sonnenubr.
. a + a, 6. Sui; 1899.


Nu6 l~Gn9erer 9fsgen5ett Itrublte Die
Sonne in gan3er Bra9t, als dm bort9en
9amftdg ft9 Die eriten 8efu4et auf benz
@usfelungsplube ~einfanben. Msna her
@etterma9er Der v@reater Nmcrica @rpo=
iition" au4 fernerbtn 10 gen,tgt bleibt,
bIrfte Omabd fe6r balb bas 0ietfG hteler
BON !6ibe gefolterter GroBitGDter perOen.
Sett @o9en bepsgte fi4 bas thermometer
Na9ts in ben 6Oern unb tagSi5er in ben
80ern. Sie meteorologif9en 8eri1te tpera
ben iibera[l berOffentli6t, pssbalb bic
S9at1a9e, baB bter bis6tr angenebme Wttz
terung berri4te, i'm 9an8en 2anOe bttannt
Ietn nirb.
eSn feiner grDffnungsrebe oeutete Der
prGiibent Der Qusitelungsz9 eIeQYAoft. 9r.
s.. 8. MiIer, auf ben 3tped uno bic eigentz
lihe 8e0eutuna bes 11nternehmenS bin.
0ieie NusfteGung unterf9eibe i4 BON alien
frii6eren, neil benz d~merifdnifben 8olet
gum eriten Male Die neuen 8eIitun9en in
i6ren 8etpp6nern, 8ftan3en un6 probuttetl
porgefii6rt unb gGeib5eitig 81: @r3eugniHe
unIerer eigenen Sabrifanten, 9anoperter
unb Jarmer ge3eigt piirben. Bonn 8er=
tpa~ltungsratbe fei for9fam Sarauf gcaAStt
tporben, baB dlIes %entfernt oher bernieoen
1T, mas bas S9idIi6teitsgefiiEl berlek'n
f0nnte; aus bieiem @runbe biirfe ieber nit
Srau unb S09tern unbeiorgt Die Nusitel7
lung beIuGen. Cine fOlhe @efldrun5 ipar
6ere9tigt, tpt 8efu9er, DIE i'm bortgen
Sabre bier t~psiGten, febr baIb :rfennen tpsrz
ben. Qu9 bic Nntiinbtgung, baB Bis anf
bic @ebGube anes neu lei, bat fi9 ais rt9=
tig berausgefteGt. SEPT, na4oem Elm groz
Der S6eiG Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. III
ben @ebGuben untergebra9t 1T, Oarf fol4eS
6e6auptet perben, Obglei9 Der 8etpeis bae
fir erft erbra9t tperben fam, iuenn ales
fertig baitebt.
On re6errai6ungtn fe6lt es nir9enos
auf benz NusiteGungsplabe, mel4er bur4
bic ~funtqeiibte 6anb bes 2anpIaafts8drts
ners uGri9 tpie Elm ~Stid@en bes BPM
Stmmel gefalenen ParaOieIes" Dor ben
8Giden Der 8e1u9er baliegt. @lei9 beim
gtntritt bemertt man bor Der 2agnne Elm
orobes freisrunbes 8lumenbstt, NIT einer
hpben, f6lanfen 9atteIpalme in Der M}ttte,
unb rinasum6er an ben GUT 8riife fii6ren=
ben @GulengGngen befinoen ii9 Ma9nolien,
Skunber unb an6ere troptf9e 8enG9ie in
f30nffer 8liitbe. Scenes 8lulnen6es. Nilbst
cine @onnenu6r NIT Dem S9atten Der
galme aIs 3eiger, beren rOlniidr 3ifFern
in beaariinen 8lattpflan3en it4 i6arf bOm
braun9ebaltenen @runbe abbe6sn. 3mtf6en
ben 3a6len 7 unb 8 beftnbet ii6 Die Sn=
I6rift IS. 81. Grpo, 1897. Mebrere en-
acre areife i'm gr0Beren perb:a bur9 berz
f6tsbenfurbige 9flun3en angebeutst. an
BEN Gdnbern berieI6en iinb pinai9s GGib=
Gi6fer unb in Der gadbe Der 9aImt gr0Bere
tulpenfOrmi9e b~efeftigt. 10 0aB it9 QbenbS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-12

lebenbige Yferbefraft, bic buirb me9dnif9e
8erte9rsmittel INNER me6r berbrdnet tpiro,
in benz berii6nten unb bielbeIprp9enen Hitt
bes iungen Baron @Dttu BON Wien na4
Yaris einen glGn3enOen Sriumpb %gefeiert.
Ginige @in8eln6eiten iiber Die &raftprobe
biirften fir YferOeliebbaber unb 2aien inter-
efant fem. Mm 3. Qpril 1899 bate Baron
@ptt1 nit Ieiner unb ieines 9ferbes ySril6
SAB" @bri9tung begonnen. Sic beitanb in
5pedmdBig berabrei4ter Ita6rung unb entz
fpre9enben 8eitiibungen. Nm 1. Stunt
mu9ten ii9 Bfero unb Reiter bon 8ien auf
unb paren am 13. sunni in garis dngelangt;
bas Pferb tpog npr Der Mbfa6rt 415 &ilOz
9ramm, Der &eiter 72a &ilo9ramm; bel Der
Nnfunft in 8uris bate ~eriteres 10 &!fOz
grumm berloren, Der lebtere bagegen $50
@rdmm %9eponnen. gfie i'm 2aufe Der 9eife
bate Baron @Ottu sroBe Miibigteit Derz
fpiirt, pbtppbl er nur brei 9tunben tdgli6
f9lief unb iiber ben @eIunbbeits5uitqnb BON
nSrii6 2aB", nad einem aitt BON 1850
&ilometer, iino bic Brofef1oren Der S6ierz
ar3tsS6ule in Parts ent3iidt.
Menn es ri6tig 1T, baB in garis INNER
petpds" gei@iebt, 10 ertldrt ii9 bies nur
babmr4, baB es in Der R~iefenitqbt INNER
2e1te 9iebt, bic ii9 fir bieies ober iene fpea
5ieae ~%etpds" intereiiiren. 60 tann man
iebt cine feline @a1fabrt na9 benz alien
9efdngniBbauie 9aintezpelagie beobahten,
bas, pie tiir5li9 bas @efdngniB Ma3us, Der
gernt9tung getpeibt 1T. Sin Stiid Barrier
8ef9i9te 5erbr0delt bu unter Der 4rt Der
3ieberreiBer. SIM Sabre 1917 erbaltt,
purbe bieies urfpriingli9e &toiter Der ureutz
gen SO4ter" i'm Sabre 1898 gu einem Sc
fGn9niB fir Stoatsberbre9er unb -Sourna.
lifen umgetpdnbelt. 6ier Seigt mar BEN
Neugierigen ober PietGtpo[len 5uerf bas
feline Sibirien", 10 Penannt bielei6t in
&nti3ipirung Der 3ufenfreunDf9aft; es mar
pie bds @islanb i'm Nprben bes g3drenreiz
4es CUR @ufnabme bon pOlitif9en @efangez
men beftimmt. 2tuf ben Manerr unb in ben
SenIternif9en, iibera[ lieit man in Stein
gegrabene Ramen beriibmter MGnner. Man
ftetgt bann in bas vgroBe 9rdb" binunter,
ben boriibergebenben Nufentbultsort ron
~SSournaliiten uno S9riftfte1ern, barunter
einige frif9en &naebentens. Sine feline
3eQe trGgt ben Numen nSes appointments
a 9rumont", cine anbere rbas 3tmmsr
&O4efOrt's". Son gr0Berem biftorifden
Snterefe 1T bas 3tmmer, tpeIdes i'm Sabre
1913 Srau &olanb nur berlieB, UNI Das
@4uffot gu beiteigen. Nimmt man 10 ben
S%oarnaliiten ibr fpe3ifif6es @efdnytiB, II
min man tbnen bafiir etpds anberesffpe8iz
fii4es geber. Man fpri6t BON Der gr0ffz
1ung elmer SDurnaliftenzS 9ufe TIM fonGz
member 9erbit. Cine Iol9e pdre 6eut3utage
nit Der ReporterzS 9ule ioentti4, neil olle
anberen 4btbeifungen Der S~ournaliitit nit
Der S4riftftelIerei i'm algemeinen 3ufamz
menfaQen. Gtmmt man nun nit @mile
3oGa aGs bic notbpenbigiten 8ebinsungen
zines ibeaGen &epprters Snteligen3, Self,
Satt, Sormgetpanbtbeit unb unenttpegte TIM
berfroren6eit an, 10 tann man tpobI fragen.
Of bieie @igenf9dften it4 iiberbuupt One9
S9ulunterri6t beibringen lafen2a :
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-12
Oiebmdrft.

wurss tn ZEN stsa-Darss sut. fotst
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-12

S9afe- 8dutmer 4oo-4.25. SdbrGinae 5.o0-6.2S.
WtmtterI9ofe, &. 75-425; Mibber, 2.50-3.oa.
3nfubr 1000 Gtiid.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-12
2%lIoemeiner mddrenmdrft.

Butter-Bef Greanters I7h-18c; l. nuaItt3t. Is
l-17e; go. 2. 13H-l5;; bette naasems Ats. 12-I3Xs,
bsfts9airp 15-l5h'; l. RuaIttdt, l2-14e; 2. Aualtt6l.
1I-l2Hc.
aaf = 9tpins, sK-sas; gOnns amsricas, sx-
&c; Bird, ususr, 7H-SAe; Sinburssr, Heasf, Sc;
G6tueiaer, 13-13Me.
30 ne n-gsftt, 81. Is; bette vgeebinms", $I.o7H
lilo.
@sf1a eet. - Gnrtess. Sc eos DfunS; Su4uer. 9
.-9Mc bas Pfunb; Gntsu. 7-Se bos BtuHs; 6dnfs.
&c 0os Qfunb.
eter - @uns friiGs. gerTafte obsersnMet 1874
ISe has Susens.
RalbfIeif9 go Bis rs Rfnnb Ssui9t, 7-7He; Is
bis 100 pfunh. S-shc; 100 bis lilo @innh. 9-9Hei ss
pbbuIi6es big i4Deres, &c.
@ef6Io9tett 8 d nj m er-$350-&0n
Sr;f9t 5tT9e = BIad gaB, sroBe. bos Yftna,
l2-12Hc; pitt, 6-6Hc; WtdereL 5-5k:.
gtenent 10 Id s-SspObnIi4ss bis beftes. ls-25e
per @fuuh.
5Duts -9uutIer big bsuer. s-1Ss per @fnna.
gefeneorn- 7-9e per 9funo.t
9ppcprn-8eItes $1.0o per 100 Nfnnh.
en-3abrne, uta9ere bts fette, 50c-s1.5o p9bh.
Observation-Disclosures, 1Oe per YttHo. MborH-
6prup, Use per 6anOue.
MepfeI- Die bsften. $5Oo-70o has SaB.
Rtrftbsu-G auere. sl.o0-1.50 per I6 OTIS; fabs.
100.
8fGonmtn-gDir eoOIe, oc-$l per "a nts.
gttrone n-Wsifina, $4.00-50o; California, $500
s.. Is bic Rite.
Observation-Disclosures ew..ts. s~S.5o-4.oO; e,.Slinss
IS. 5000.
Bd~nauen-Sefe, 75t-$2.00 oas 8inbeL
@u s-$3. $3.50 per Crate. -
gaItfprnitr II ft-8irfdeu. per 10 Efuub. 81. %
LA 8Houmen, 4.9asfet Crates, 81. 25-I.50: Mpritos
fen, 4.gastet Crates, $3.50; 9frf6s. in 2o.pfnub Riff
den, $~1.OO-1.25; girnsn, II gu. $2o0-2.50.
Sci 9~en-Sewaf6eue, l0-2Oe bas pfunh
Grbbeereu -Wti9iean. 25c-$1.0o.
| gfotbe 8 n-50-S5c fur "a 0ts.
| S4morae n-5o-75e fir 16 OTIS.
| GtaheIbeeren-5 0-75e fur 16 Dts.
l. Spbountsbeeren-50-75 per Is OF. &ifs
| 8rumbeere n-$l. 25-l.50 fir "a Qt..Rifte.
ertoffeIn-yt Sriumpbs. 55-6oe per Dnf9eE
1rluutpbs, $500 per SAB. aIte. 2O-27He per 9ufbL
6pargeIn -30-50e per 9ubeno.
metbtr out-Goiro, 4o-50c per grate.
BIunnenfpb 50-75e bos 9bN
9urfem-ausgefu9te. $500 has 9sa.
| SRI ne Orb eH-4o-55c per 9uf9eL
6rune 3mtebeIn-5-6 has BiRbeL
RopfiaGat- Steiiser. 5000 Die Rifs.
m1ntme - SOC b. YfO.
metbrfben- neue, Csc per gufbeG.
| gRptbe Raben- nene, SOC per gn.
| 6eIbrIben- neue soc bas Bni9.
8piebeIn-olte, roth ooer gel6, $2-S2. Is has JaB.
Ple1Iant 7-8c bas 8iinbet.
pa BIZ sd en- - 75e-$l.0 90 per 100 BitnbeL.
6@uittbDb II n-75e-$1. 90 per guIdeL.
| WaHsbpBuen-S1.00- OIL. so per BuideI.
Tsmaten- aus Gloriba, 4o-5oe per 4.gasfet
RtIte.
8eterftIte - Siet9e lc per Dus. ganbeL
Rife rpaareu - Observation-Disclosures 7s ~; tteins
GdmeIafiiten SOC.
96ute-6ri9e, eeiol5eu, f6tper, sHe; frii4t as.
faIaen, bef9dsist 7hei aatb. go. L. 104e; go. g. SZt
SYrupsuno melaTe.
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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-11-22
IS II soRcERY Z
Dead Cats In Dolls Clothing Startle
Patrolman KeaIey.

What kind Of sorcery is being practiced
in Hoboken? Patrolman Patrick Kealey of
the local department is wondering Three
mornings ago he was called upon to put
cat out of agony in Court alley The
feline was suffering from a large ugly
wound on the head and was meowing
piteously. Kealey shot it and thought no
more of the occurrence. He was sur
prised yesterday morning to find another
large cat lying dead by the one he shot.
The discovery would not be noteworthy
were it not for the fact that Pussy No.
2 was dressed up in dolls clothing, with
shoes, cap and everything complete. The
raiment was evidently new, too, and was
as expensive in quality as the well dressed
doll usually wears. Both cats were left
lying in the alley awaiting dead animal
man Yatcky's arrival. This morning a
third cat was found lying dead beside
the other two. Printer John Halliday
owned one of the cats. and how it met
death he is unable to learn.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-11-22
OPEN HAND WILL HELP
Cooperation With Town
Improvement Promised
at Yesterday Meeting.

A melting of the Open Hand Club was
neld yesterday afternoon at the residence
of Mrs. Edward Van Houten, No.~91 Con-
gress street, with a goodly attendance of
members, and several guests, among
whom were Mrs. John L. Scudder, Mrs.
William D. Edwards and Mrs. Hudspeth
Benson
The meeting opened with a short busi-
ness session, when 1t was decided to send
a donation of fruit to Christ Hospital, a
barrel of apples to the Home of the
Homeless and to provide dinner to two
worthy families. as the Open Hand
Thanksgiving offering. Then the ladies
proceeded to the afternoons programme.
This consisted of a paper by Mrs o. d.
Heisenbuttel ON Noteworthy and Inter
esting Trips Through the United States
The speaker mentioned amy number Of
cities usually visited by tourists, giving
an interesting account of the Capitol at
Washington, with its adjacent buildings,
also of Mount Vernon as the home Of
Washington with description of a six
teen mile trip down the Potomac from the
Capitol The Natural Bridge in Virginia,
as well as the beauties of the Blue Ridge
Mountains, was brought to notice.
A trip into Florida with peep at
Jacksonville the st. Johns River and st.
Augustine, was given, after which Mrs.
Heisenbuttel Travelled to the far West and
Yosemite Valley Glacier Point $3.50 feet
in height the Golden Gate, three thou
sand miles from New York, and one of
the grand harbors of the world. was glow
ingly described as "The Western entrance
to our country where the city of Sam
Francisco faces the setting sun. !"
The president Mrs. Charles Wright, in
troduced Mrs. John L. Scudder, president
of the Woman's Club who brought greet
ings from that organization and spoke
of the great educational value of clubs
and club work. She was proud, she said,
to be a member of the progressive clubs.
Mrs Scudder was followed by Mrs.
Hudspeth- Benson. who had been asked to
speak upon Town Improvement" which
she did most effectively, especially of
the new project for park dn Little Italy
for which she asked the Open Hands
help.
Mrs. Stanley, one of the principals of
School No. Z, told how willing the children
were to help in this work.
Mrs. w. D. Edwards also said few
words in favor of Town Improvement"
and the Open Hand promised co-opera-
ton.
Mrs Scudder then invited the Open
Hand to visit the next Town Improvement
meeting in December. Refreshments were
served and general social half hour en-
sued
Among those present were:-aIrs. Theo-
dore Wardell, Mrs. Hudspeth Benson, Mrs
john L. Scudden. Mrs. W. d. Edwards,
Mrs Niggers, Mrs. Stanley, Mrs. Fred
creek Frambach, Ms. Corliss, Mrs.
Post, Mrs. Ulamor Aiken. Mrs. James
Egbert, Mrs. Neyae. Mrs. Theodore Ed
wards, Mrs Charles Wright, Mrs. Alex
ander Derniston, Mrs. Goadschius, Mrs.
Heisenbuttal, Mrs. Van Houten. Miss
Mcneil. Miss Savage, Miss Armstrong,
Mrs Rowe.