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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1900-05-16
WANTED. FOR SALE, ETC.

| lomall advertisements will be inserted in
TINS column in reading matter type at the
| rate OF two cents word for the first inser.
ton and one cent a word for subsequent in.
| seruons. Cash must accompany the order
The BRooKs-TYLER Dry Goods Co,
have Just received a line of hammocks.
All prices from $1.00 to $3.50.
PASTURE TO LET.-Will accommodate
80 head Inquire at the brick yard on
the Centre road.
FOR SALE.-The Robert G. Miller
Farm, one mile from Ryegate village, in.
CURE OF Mrs. Emily G. Miller, Rvee ate.
Vt.
PHARMACY FOR SALE.-In prosperous
village. An A No. chance for anyone,
Address A, care Caledonian.
For SALE. Three building lots on
Water street, will sell cheap. Mrs. lanes
Gaffney, 10 Water street.
DESIRABLE FURNISHED Rooms to LET at
"A Main street. Telephone 49, or en-
qulre of E. X. Somers, 1882 Main
street.
For SALE. Nice seed wheat and bar.
ley, Early Ohio and Salzers six weeks
potatoes, ten tons hay, three COWS, 8
sheep. Mrs. Eliza A. Allen, St. Johns.
bury Centre, VT
FOR SALE. Two tenement house on
Webster street, six rooms in each. bath
rooms, large attic, good basement and
cellar. Hot and cold water, furnace. A
bargain. Must be sold to close the es.
tate of the late c. P. Carpenter. E. P. !
Carpenter.
BRooKs-TYLER Dry Goods Company ,
have just received a big line of dress suit |
cases. All prices from 50 so to SIS. 90.
For SALE, $50 bushels seed potatoes
Green Mountain, Great Divide, Early |
May flower and other varieties. F. E, |
Blcktord, North Danville, Vermont.
WANrED-A competent girl to do gen.
eral homework in family of three grown
persons and two children. Wages as
high as So per week according to ability,
No care of children. Address, Mrs. {.
M. Cone, Hartford, Vermont.
WANTED A good girl for general
uousework, one that understands cook.
ing. Inquire at 80 Main street.
TENEMENT TO RENr-At 81 Cliff street
Gown stars, six rooms and bath. with
not n water, range, furnace, garden. R.
< Baker or {. o. Baker.
TO RENT, One house on Clinton
avenue. All modern conveniences. AD.
ply to Mrs, J. H, Carpenter, 10 Clinton
avenue.
IHE BRooKs-TYLE DRY GooDs Co..
nave a iull line Of Bicycle Suits, Odd
Pants Odd Coats, fancy Hoses, Shoes
and Caps.
FINE TENEMENT on ground floor, on
Pearl street. Hot water heating, bath
room, all modern convenences. Epouire
OF Crawford Ranney.
ALICE B. WARDEN, piano instruction
Special study made of methods for child.
rem. AZ Spring St, St. Johnsbury, Vt.
R.. BURNS EGLNroN, Organist and
~holrmaster, OF St. Andrews Church,
wishes pupils for Piano, Organ, Singing
ana Harmony Terms upon application,
Burton House.
PIANO FOR SALE. Enquire of John H.
Moore.
A. J. Roy, BARBER, does frst-class
work. Under Bailey's music store, Rail.
road street.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1900-05-16
Telephone Notes.

A long distance telephone has been
placed in the residence of George Rannev.
South Park. Call 1868.
A telephone will be placed in the farm
residence of George c. Cary, at North
DanVllle' this week, with connection
with the st. Johnsbury exchange.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1900-05-16
Commissioners Notice.
JOHN ATWELL'S ESTATE

Z,
the Honorable Probate Court for The nistrict
OF Caledonia. Commissioners to receive. ex.
anime and adjust all claims and demands OF
all persons against the estate of John
a9tWeIl, late of Peacham in said district,
the 18th day of May 1900 being allowed
by said Court to the creditors of said
deceased, to exhibit and prove their respec.
tive claims before us: Give notice that we
VIII attend to the duties of our appoint.
ment at the residence of John AtwelI in
Peacham in said District, on the 4th
DAY Of June, and the 10th dav Of
November next, at O'Clock in the afternoon,
on each of said days. W IL
FRANK E. PALMER,
CHARLES F. WILLIAMS.
Peacham, Vt, May 18th, A. D. 1900
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1900-05-16

The annual meeting of the State HUI
name Society was held on Thursday at
Rutland, The officers elected for the en-
SUNG year are: President, George H.
Maldron of Chester; vice presidents, DR..
r. u Houlton of Brattleboro, Hon H.
u Williams Of Bristol, Mrs. James Hart.
ness OF Springfield, Mrs. Orpha Stanley
OF Essex JUNCTION, Mrs. F. B Paul Of
woodstock, Miss Katherine Finnev of
burlington; secretary and treasurer. F.
"; Pierce Of Chester; directors, Rev. c.
!; Harris, Crown Point, N. Y, Mrs. 7. f.
towers of Brattleboro, w. A. Patrick
newman Weeks, Miss Eta Franklin Of
REutland. Mrs. Charlotte E. Perkins Of
Sampello, Mass, will canvass the state
IN the interest of humane work.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-20
Der. Singer hon Baltimore.

9auptquurtier: r@srmania : Mdn,
nerGor : 9aae." Prdlioent Sron5
Salt, Nr. 222, Noro : 2ibsrtpiraBe;
@strstdr 2ouis Sod, Nr. 1892,
Orleans Strobe; Saobmeiita
6. 8. Wasnsr; Dirisent ..
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lung isoea stpeiten Sreitas i'm Monat.
wNrion."
9auptquartisri rMe9anios' 9all,"
Hr. 317, Deit= TapstteitraBs. Sinsz
itunee: Wlttpo4s; Oirigent: s. 8.
Sranf.
.9ermania : 30 dnner4or
9auptquartier: u9er!naniu : Mdnz
ne,9o1 : 9dle," Nr. 410-412, 3d.
2ombarofrabe. Sinsitunoe: 0onz
rRrItaas = Oiriosnt: GDn. 8Ddnsr.
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9uuptquartier: r5roblinn : 9aae,"
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itunbe: Mittpp4s Olrisent 8.
8rippsl.
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9auptquartier: Wnbreas' 6a0e, Nr
314, 6anpper : StruBe. SinaItunbe:
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min.
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Sauptquartier: n5balia 9alk."
Nr. 915, 81 : Prattfrabe. @ins=
itunbs: Oisnitaes - Diriesnt: 8.
ariippef.
,Mrbeiter 2iebettaeI."
Suuptquartier: MiobarSt's 9aGs,
Nr. 1923, Ws@t E pr1ttltra5e. @inss
Stunos: Mittpo6s.
,2orb Baltimore 30 q NJ
ner1pr."
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1922, 9arforb : Ixnue. Singltunz
be: 6reitass.
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9auptquarti.r: Soroan's 9aus. Or.
a. Centre : Martet space. Sinsz
ftunbs: Oonnerltass-Oirissnt s. 6.
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5auptquariier: Noer's SaIe, Ode
Saitz unb @ait : MDenue. Sing,
ffunb.: Dienftas-Dirigsnt s. Raroz
lug.
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1900, Megloerrbltrabs, Singitunos
OisnItass = 0irissnt: q. M. pDbl<
mann.
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9auptquartisr: Morabeb' 9ale an
Maibinaton= unb McglosrrDzSt rabe;
SinsltunDs: Donnerita9s- SIrl9snt:
3. aarolua-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-20
Ylabe pnn aagemeinem Snterehe.

gitp 9au - Rortbz u. 2eginstpnz
StraBs.
@aibinston : Monumsnt - Mt.
8ernor : Place.
Sobns 9optins' Soipital - Noros
8roubpap.
@hlahtsn : monument - GolDertz
unb 5apetteltraBe.
@rab bon Cigar NGn Yoe -
WeItminlter G air9bOf, 5apettez uno
@reeneltrabe.
Grub SIN Z purt - gu srrsi6en
nit nDroIi6 laufenOsn Woggons.
Yattsrfon : Yart - gu errsidsp
nit DItlid laufenoen Waggons.
SORT McSsnrD - 2ocuTtzpoint.
5rausn : GOGeg ct. Paulz uno
%. Strabe.
peabobD>S nltitut unb Mulif=Gon=
1erpatorium = W}t. 8ernonzPlace.
GRATIS Jrei : 8ibliotbet - Mulz
bsrrpz, nobs Cathedral StraBe.
Sreimaurer : Sempsl Horoz
G~barles5trabe.
Sbo 5suops : Selapel - Gat6ez
braiz urp Saratoga Itrabe.
gbumbsr Of Commerce - 9outz
bapz uno Watsritrabe.
Neues @sriGtsgebdube - Sabstts=
unb ct. paulitraBe.
poltssbduOe - 5apsttez uno gulz
pertitraBe.
Marplano : Snltitut - Baltimore
unp 6arriionItrabe.
gutap : plaoe - 9aupt : 9romez
naDe, perldngert n0roli9 an gutapz,
bon DolpbinItraBs.
Youne Msn's G6rifttan Nfociaz
tion, Central ; 9sbduoe - gbarles=
uno Sardtpgaitrabe.
Ntaoemie Der WifenI6aftsn -
Sranflin= unb GatbebralItroBe.
Carroll Part unb oas alte Bobnz
baus bon Gbdrlss Carroll bon Cat
ro1ton - Man nebme Die Columbia
Wpenue : Mag9ons.
Oeuti9e Stub Gotule.
r9ermania Mdnner9or", 2ombaroz,
nabe gutatp : StraBe.
r9ermnid : Glub", 5aDettez, no6s
@utap : Strabe.
r0armonis : @sidneoerein," 5apettez,
nabe paca { @trabe.
,9prpGrts : Surnperein", 2ertngz
ton, nabe Pine=Strabe.
,9ermania : Surnberein", PoItoFficez
Npenue, nabe 9altimors<StraBe
n5roblinn : @sIangpsrein", 5reoerids
Qpsnue. SIDE YapIonzStraBe.
I Some runoss 8aubola bat so
Rubitfub.
aiIte 16 Bel 16 Bel 4 3i16 enthdlt
! gufdsl.
glsi9 $685. SUB. Cine 2onbmsis lit
slei9 $3.50 SUB. Gin anoten 1T baz
ber glsi6 1.1526 2anbmeile.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-20
an psrFcufsu:
@enn sic %nufmadhen

II. fnb mioer, as Sic tuaren, als Sic fb nieoer.
koten, tpenu Sic einen unoneenebmtn @si6mad
i'm Nlunoe baben, tpsnn Sbrs 3unge tsleet uno
troden iii, tpsnn Sic teinen @ppetit gum Gribtii
beiiten, bann lsipen Sic an Spgpepia.
Sisls asute babtn ibper on bieier Rrantbeit ~
IciSsn, pdbrsno bod ibon Elm 9adet Der II. 8.
@rmp& Rarp 9abIets cine i6neIe Rur
bsrbeiiibrt. Mebrsre SOien nustn einsm d m a.
6er.ooer aursn M aoen meb:, os cine
game LANCE Rtibt anOersr MepiSin.n. gid)ts lit
init folder siterbeit in SGusn bon i6tuer su bel.
Itnoer 9ertOpiun Q an3uipcnoen.
Sieie Tablets FnD bas &eiultut iabrelaneemstu s
buns I1O e~ntbaltsu nur bic bsiten rein ~pegetabi=
len Nr3neien, bic ni6t f%ueifen ODER 3eaftiOn ber=
b%siiIbrcn. Mun nebme tsineu GriaS. 10 Sent
per 9adet
Neun fe nidt in Sbrem Sroguenlabea su baben
fnO, oann i6iden Sic cell. 10 Gents fir Elm
9adst son u an II. 8. Irmp / Haos
Sublst 6 o, II, Gait IA. Str, Rsp=0ort.
gu baben in 9abIitOn's IpOtbets, ga!timorss
uHp 9ap=Struke. Wool6S&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-20
8aItimsrer Pufamt

g. Dapis @orFisI6, 9oItmeiitsr.
6reoerid 2eit, Siiafs YoltmsItsr.
Die Poit 1T Sag uno Nadt often.
Das Oepartement fir SelosAnpe's
lunsen 1T gsOffnet bon 9 ubr u'or@
gems Bis 5 ubr IbenOs; an S<Ittd9en
lit es gei4IOiien. .,
0as 9spaetsmsnt fir re9iltrtrte
griefs lit 9s0ffnet BON 9 uhr W'pr1
gems big 6 u6r Nbenos,
Die grieftrdgsr Iisfern an 5sItta9'u
nur einmuI Morgns al.
NadfpIgsno lit eir 8sr5si6nlB ost
pri4isoensn 3psi9z8 ursaur uno ~
rsr Gage. Sn Nbsm oitier 8ursanE
tperosn td9!ih, Snnntags auS9enom'
men, bon s ubr Mor9sns Biz 6 nbr
Ibenos 8eIb=IntpeiI un9en dusgeltsu1
lno regiitrirts Srisfe sntgsgen gsnpm'
msn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-20

biussrofft tporosu. am f6iimmIt'u
istsn be gferbs!ephen. Sr slntaen
9eaenben fDnns man ~iibsrbaupt feline
Pferoe falten. Die grgIdnosr MIR
ben tire gferhs pobl impfsn laf en-
miFsn. Gs gshe in Siodfrifa i'm
8an3en neun Miqionen Climber, bic
sinen 8erfb BON 900 Miaionen Wart
borReaten. 3obert Sod ta6e in Der
@u1snzSmpfung Elm Mittsl gsFunoen,
Der R;nhsrpsIt lpirfIam sntgegen gu
treten. % bieIes Mitfel gu tbsuer 1T,
tabe Der gortrdgerhs Die combinirts
ger1rmz unb 8lutzSmpfung e;nasz
Fifrt, Der i MiGionen Glncer erfolgz
reid unter5ogsn tporoeu iino. nlbrlz
gens 6u6e tpebsr 8obert Sod, mob er
isl6Tt fir lire GnIoedungen, ore Elm
&apital bon 900 MIQlonen Wfdrf ge@
rette! tu6er, audi nur einen 8fsnn:g
ettultsn, ba lie lin 8ertrdusn auf Die
GnItdno;qtsit Der iuodFritaf:if sn Rsz
gierur9sn" tain 6pnorar oerein6drtsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-20
Gine pnlnilhe Natinnafliea.

Gbicu9p. 10. 5sbruar. - D;e
Ii6 bier GerausgsfsQt fat, eriitirt idon
ieit Dem Gnoe oss IsB.en Nufitanbes
in PoIen i'm Sabre 1868 cine iibsr gang
europa uno QnRrifd psrbrs;teta, gez
teime polniits 9eieGi9aft, osrsn3 psd
in DER gefreiung polen's uno Wsoerz
hsrIteuung oes a0nisrei6s bsItsbt. Sin
bieTissr 6iibrsr Der @eieai4aft tbsilt
nit, baB HlpBlanb in lsbterer 3eit bic
@srfolgung Der polnii9en Tationaliz
iten febr snsreii4 betrsibt uno namsntz
lid in WarI9au, no bas Gsntral5Gpz
mite Der Nationals2iga i6ren SIP bat,
bisls 8erbaftunsen OOrnimmt. Qu9
in 2embera, 9uli5isn, fino pisle Ysrz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-20
Eiehfutters uno Struhureile.

bolgenoeS ltno Die aui ben itaatlit.n
@aagen iiis 3eu. Strob IL. |. 70. s.iteru &c.
Sielteu Breile:
NoroDeflih de Baaae.
Seu- -Slmothp Sen $l6 - 1850, gem.
$1,000 bis $3.50, ale.beu Sl4.0O bis
$500 pro Come.
Strpb. -Baisenisoh $3.50, Roaaen.
itroh $l4.50-$l6, 9aferitr0s $3.50 $3.50
pro Come.
Stats - 1925 bic s2.s5 pre- GaB.
Seflihe 90 aa c.
Sen SImotbn.5eu (alteS) SIS - SIS.
neues Gen bis. 3l.ebsu S14.00 bis $l5
pro Come.
Strop-8aisenftoh $3.50 $3.50, Roga.u'
'troh $l2-$l3 II. paferitrsb $s.50-S9.50
pro Souue.
Oials - 1920 bis 1926 pro Sag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-20

fonen p.rbaftet tporbsn. Gs mar benz
@ernebmn na6 bon Der 2i9a gepEant,
i'm Sune zines 8rissss 5tpiltsn Gngs
lon6 uno HuBlano sinen nsusn Wufz
ftanb in pplsn in Scene gu lsbsn, unb
cine Is;tution CUR 5Orosruns oisiss
VIouss mar rfu 8dnus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-20
Cesundheit und Kraft

fir Mne, bic an onifedenoen Rran,bstten. fo,pie
an fuaenbItden Berirruneen leiocn uub In eEoIoe
bsTsu seplast nit: samery.n in ben @lisb.ra.
Ropffhmerjen. 2ebensiberbruB. f&l.Atsn sr6m.
men, i6Ddnenben Nusfafien. Wtaaeubsi&meroen
iroene i~onitigen nebeln tebaftst fno.
Ehreibt an uns fir eii oeltI DIS Softorbun mil
s;sIen Iebrrei&en 8iIoern. i1orin cine aurmstbose
nisoeraeleet III, ipelGe I'D itlsft in ben ptr,psii.I.
it,n Tduen fets befp6brt unb 9auienbe bon Dor.
ssitiaem zobe serettet bat. Dasielbe tuirb fir Is
Gts ant perpadt. frei perfanbt.
DEUTSCHES HEILrINSTITUT,
II Clinton PlanA. Nav York, NJ 7.
Ger aettunossdnkr II au6 IN bab.n bel 9. h.
si,mers in SIR. le3, DarfTdssnue. nnbe fsapetfes
EtraE<, unp in 9Ditte's Eu&banpluno. r.. go
ksrpsnetpsIpsStreke,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-20
.Wber f6aun's nur arab ben lieben

HNpti Iuuult > Hut Slup WI INV"
S6ndf -"
sic fniete bpr Der fteinen N}arie,
pel6s nuf Dem Sofd bic marine Oeds
fi9 bonn 2eibs ftrampslte uno nit Der
suten 5rau l~iebGugslts, als babe tie BON
jebsr oagslsgen unb ME cine W}utter
i'm ~faltsn, bdbli9sn StrOme perloren.
y9robe 8inosrfrsunoiu, 5rau 9e!z
eer?" iaete Opel. nSas gsfdat mir
BON elmer 5,pl. Bins AUDI, uno ple!
Gum MnbnPes cas Mdo'l."
nOas esfdut mir bon einem Wfonn."
nsinte Stou 8sigsr, ben Itattllfen
Ba6tmsiltss 1i6 jeBt erft gerau arlsz
b,no.
n nrtfrpunn fnfnt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-20
EiehmGrftc.

Chicago. 5Gs.. 10. Sebr.-Sie 3u=
fuhr Don 8luepi.h bet,ug 1900 Stid;
Dtarti felt be- ,p,ideu $..25 nuo 1925
pariirenoeu Tr.ileu. Sdlweiue 3ufnhr:
$4,000: Martt ifetIs; Die 3 elie oarrt,rten
,luliten 81 10 unS IS. 20. Shaaie: .3u1uhr
IL. 900; START flau, DE Yr.ls 0arr,trlen
;rutlhen k4.S0 uHo 800.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-20
BaIttmsrer Warttberi ht..

(geribtet flr,:1 Seutib. Sorr,isa1o rten.D
baltimore ben IL. Sebruar 1900.
Tit heutiae Weis.nSuiuhr b,trus 3,OO4 Sulhel.
Der Glepotorenzg Sorrdth 471.229 Suihel, Serfanot
Don ben GIeuutoren -. 3uihel. SertauTt uur.
ben $4,000 9uideI uns 1 Wusaon.
i~SoigsHoe SaueQe sei9t ben %beutiaen, oor5etrlseH
uno ben icstidhtigen 5tarb Der WsisenorsIit II p:r'
ed enb. he bfriiht-
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goftmarfen=N gentaren
9erI6iebsns Stabttbsile, in pslAsn
YoIt : DertbId6en pertduft
nerDen.

fDerOen.
Wsfpals - G. 9. Scott.
0rrf=3oao - 9urnel r. sappin9ton.
@oriub=Npcnus un0 @drriion=StSdB: Go'
bert 6. g. @ap.
27. etrubt unO ntin0OOusGOtuu Souls
R,iuopNar.
cranqcpiqe Siram aimble.
GOrtsNrsnue unO 3ObnionsstruBe - r. g. G.,
8. nnO GOuob.str eioblanOtopn = samss
CranQepiGe geproe 9tG.
Or: q. llnionsGptnus CeoooobtrrS Clarence
9. 99iliams.
grOaOpap urb 9altimorc.e traBt - Seoru. g..
Wup.
unionse tation. ,genni7luanicr @ubn" 3. 8.
Qrpfpu.
GumOen=e Citation, yguGtimOrssG btOsea6ns
3peig 8ureaur.
etutiun 81, 9OipiOn - !. u. Zee, suserinten.
Citation G, Qiubt. unO 9umburo.e trabe SEQ.
g.. Gaiott, Suptrinttnotnt.
Station 8, Carroll 3oi. astcp, Ga,r rt,ns
Citation 6, arlington ~. g. Ruf:1, eH7'r.
:. SiStion o, 19;.s55as: n go,,2 HsttS;gDsHHs'
statiOn o, GatOnspiIe - 0arrtn 6. earman.
station 3, @OOuns = a.. "a. Gutc. supertns
citation J, Gatcrn. unO guttsrions9 arts Goenue
- Qouis ,ebitnftlo, Superintendent
Citation &, Spurrop's QOint - SultuS Wtrsz
gtotom 9, aoianS.9urt Grau Srene Y. %.
gel, SupcriuteEoentiH
Station VI, Nr. 3098, GeOnrzaUeHus - J.. u
Nlen, SuptrintcnOtnt.
citation u, W~apttlpsartnu. rno VortsR1le -
efotinn 81 0ornoitzGdt 9lp= uno Gbtier=
stratt = Gbarlts i. Grptr, eupertuteaOsut.
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| QtIIlse Soraetrt9e @letne Selt
S1lugIGts. SnlugraIe. ltEtes Sabr.
Satef- pentlst .3uIubt l5.UlI BuloeI; !o,ooU
Suitsi iuTiids.sos.n; SIeoatorsn'SorrGth i4o.414

" HtNIF tUItTkf
s5altlmorer SHetlens S5rie.
(Serihtet fur ben y Oeutiben @errcIponoe1teu ourb
ghooenoOrf, Diver u Sob
orc ben 10 Sebruar 1900
Wteoenb0ri, Sliper e So. brrebnen iil frIHcs:
Pantl,rs.l ratten go ......., aui 90 Gage. duf
Siel 5.i61.-... -. taufrdnuiih. 5.22Is-5.2na
90 2a5e. 9i.thsmari 81 3Il6, Yulocn 33X
sterling Sa1tier5 aui 90 3a9e i.S4s-I, Guf
Sidt ASS, fauimiuniihe 4.Sl-4.S4A.
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gu %bermietbem.

Sn Raine=8eb1uoe, @altimore=S trabe uno 9Ofts
Gffie=Npenue. Spppel : 8ireau an Ypf=SfItee=
@penue; su ebensr Grot. Sampfbsisuns, ssaibs
til6e, 0Qttr=Gloists etc. Na6lufragsn bel 6 b.
m b U an Crit uno Sttue.
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Nn,eisen. -3u pertaniem.

3u perfaufen:
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BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE: WEDNEsDAY,.JUNE 90 1900.

state has alrea@y brought from the
countries Of Europe recognition of
our rightsto sharein the vast CONNER
#cial advantages which follow the open
ing of the Chinese empire to foreign
trade; the Nicaragua canal8will soon
be constructed; Hawaii. with its valu-
able harbor, is onrs; we possess the
best of the Samoan Islands, with its
magnificent roadway; the Philippines
are almost at the doorzof China; and
if eounsels of fear do not prevail, this
generation will see the American ma
ton girding half the globe with its
flag, extending its foreign commerce
to the uttermost parts Of the earth,
and taking its place among the great
world-nations, a power for good, for
peace and for righteousness.
Never since o., when the voters Of
the country were called upon to deter
mine whether the, efforts of Abraham
Lincoln to preserve the union should
be continued, or whether they should
be abandoned and other measures at
tempted, have questions so vital been
presented to the American people for
settlement. Their decision must de-
termine the maintenance or the degra-
dation of both our national credit and
our national honor. A democratic
president could paralyze the operation
of the new currency law as effectively
as if it were wiped from our statute
books. A democratic victory would
infuse new life in to the Tagal insur-
rection, cost us the lives of thousands
of u gallant army in the Philippines,
impair or destroy our prestige, if not
our power, in the islands, make us a
|byword among the other great nations
of the world, and opliterate our infu-
ence in the settlement of the vital
questions certain to arise when China
shall be opened to foreign commerce.
There is little room for fear. The
farmer and the artisan in their day of
prosperity still remember the impov-,
erment and blight of democracy, and
the Chicago platform has no allure
ments for them. .
Our national honor is equally Sc
cure. . <'-'.- ~. 5 r