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The Red Cloud chief., 1901-09-13
Loses Many Head of CaIlIa.

John Els. one of the well known
farmers near Humboldt, lost seventeen
head of cattle supposed TO have been
caused by eating cane fodder, the ami
mails having just been turned into Mo
field.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-09-13

The butter OF Denmark Is considered
superior to that OF all other countries.
1t brings the highest price in fancy
markets. and a be found all over
the world in shops where Injuries are
sold. In South America. South Africa,
In the East and West Indies, In India,
Egypt, and In tropical countries gen.
orally 1t is used by %epicures, who pay
81 n pound for II In tins of one, two
and three pounds weight. No other
country has been able to produce but
ter that will stand changes Of climate
so well, In Holland and Sweden at
tempts are made to compete with the
Danish dairymen. but the butter from
those countries Is worth only half as
much and does not keep half as we'll,
while the efforts OF dairymen in the
United States have practically failed
with a few isolated exceptions.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-09-13

Rapid progress Is being made upon tn
new subway beneath the River
Thames, communicating Poplar on the
one side with Greenwich upon the
other. 1t is being constructed upon
the same principle as the Blackwell
tunnel, the success OF which prompted
the boring OF this subway and the pro-
lection Of several other similar tun-
rels at various points to facilitate
communications between the two
banks OF the river. Poplar and Green
wich are two busy working centers,
and this new tunnel will prove a great
boon to the working population.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-09-13

Truth, not eloquence. is to be sought
"A. Kempis.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24
S6artusif6e Sfaatem.

Deimor. Singitbin peri9ieb
bier i'm Glitter bon "a Sabren ber um
bic Gnttpidluns Der emit bon Goethe
se~sriinbeten freien 3ei1enfhule Wd<
mars bo9perbiente profeNor @i1t Mr>
min Shon. Der 2ebte Der Mlt=W eimor
raner, Der fi4 nod re9t nobl auf
9oetbe unb fetu 6aus gu beiinner Der,
modte.
u poIba. NnlGBlid Der Jeier
feinss 25idbrtsen 9ef9GftsiubiIdums
fttftste Der WoItpaarenfabritant Rob.
Satobi CUR 8riinouns elmer 3ranten=
unterftubunsstaFe fir feline Meiter
unb beren I~nsebOrisen 10000 Mart.
8srta. Der in einem Yeniipnat
5n Weimar tpobnenbe unterfetunbaner
Bruno b. aatte BON bier iprans 10
ungliidli9 bon einem 8aume berab,
bab sr ii9 cine in Der grbe itedenbe
8obnentanse in ben 2sib ftieb. bic benz
iunssn Manne ben Mait= unb 8ltnbs
BARN poaitdnbis aerriB. gr itarb nad
fur6tbaren Nualen.
5 rontenbau En-. Der Bau
elmer @iienbubn na9 benz Rpffbduier
tpirb seplant. urfpriinsli4 bate man
bic Nbiiat. cine elettrif4e 8abn' ansu>
lesen, bat ieboa biefe Mbfi4t au gunz
fen elmer 8abnlinie &oBlazS ittenborf,
bann tpeiter nod 8abra unb bon bo
mad Sonbersbaufen, tpobur9 etne
birette 8%erbinbuns 5pif9en benz Rpff>
baufer unb Der Wartburs entitebt. aufs
deneben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24
2ureMburq

- Sem Sdmelsarbeiter Setter tn
tersleH pon SiHertinsen purbe in BEN
bortisen Stablmerfe uon einem Saupf=
BANNER bic 9anb berartis perlest,
baB ite au,putirt werben ,nuBte. Sx
Solse elmer Darmentsdnbuns ftarb In
Sefinsen Der "a idbrise sbeosor
Wolitor, Elm Sobn bes 9d9ters bes
bortisen SdloBsartens. - Sn Spren
rpurbe Stauiperre uerbdnst, ba Sic
Maul; unb 2lauenieu9e unter benz
Sorns unb goritenuieb sraiiirtunb be-
reits cine ansabl Sbiere Der arantz
beit gum Opfer sefalen lit. - So
ban,1 Waii9 aus @aipenit BET 9ol=
leri9, pelder frlber beim @emetnbez
poriteber Mittler in Oberleufen Bel
Srf9ols in Oieniten ftanb, tam fars=
lid gu leeterem auf geiud unb fans
freunblide Nufnabme. Oes Nadts
ftabl er ieinem fribern OtenfberrH
bas on bic ginmobner nddlter Sd
&c aussusablenbe Nuartier : Serpf.z
s~unssselb unb sos morsens peiter-
eSn Der ndditen Na9t tebrte ct surid
brad in bas 9aus ELM, ueriudte wet=
ter gu iteblen, unb als 6err Nittler
i'm babel iberralbte, i9oB er ibm spet
&epolrerfuseln in ben &opf unb in
bic Sanb unb entfob. gs lift nod
srpeifelbaft, Of Der Sdwerperlette
nit benz Neben baponfommen ,pirb-
= 8or etnisen Sasen ruurbe benz Or
better &arl &rier pom Sibelinsen,
als CT in Der Ndbe Der bortisen Sod
0fen neben einem @eleiie idlief. psx
einem S9laden;use 81. ltnfe 9anS
berartis ~sermalmt, baB iie absencm=
men perSen muBte. GbenbaieIbf
bra9te Der 1Sidbrise S4mel;arbetter
sSobann @iuanber pdbrenb eines
Streits einem anberen Irbeitsr Na=
mems Sobann Sdwei9 eineu Stid IN
bic 8ruit BEL. i'm berart uerlesenS,
baB an beiieu Iuffommen sesweifelt
rpirb. @iuanber purbe in 9aft 9e=
rlomnler.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24
0ottes SeMbunS.

672s arisnaI Ctr. ct. aouts. no. Ssbt. 20.
Sd bate ueri&isbsnsn meinsr Srsunse Baftor S5nis's
RsrpensS tdrtsr ssssn @.rpsuIsibsn ~empfObIen unb ale
baIien ibu for cine Ssnbuus gOttes. Sd nebms ibn
immer. psnn Id matt unb slsnb tabIe. unb p,rbs baHn
ssitdrft bapon- Sd mns nun nod iaseu. baB Der SOttss
Ssssn ~psrbient. weldsr Elm ioldss NitteI madt. seun Id
wurb. pOn 8 Der beitsa asrste b~sbonbeIt. Ieiber obn. Grs
iols. aber Der RerusnsS idrtu turirte mid. Benn Id
gang. Sad.r DOI sobes aber Sas yaitteI idrisb. 70 ware
es bod nod nidt senug.' gua Regnerp.
Soaw. s&wsftsr gbitOmena Don ben Sdw.fsrm gum
suten Sirtsn tn st. souis srtiart. bab bic quite 8irtnms
pOm patOr S0nis's G.rs.n.S tdrter R& aud bet elmer
tbrer S&wtitsrH bepdbrt babe.
Co., Elm ,pertboolss Bud fur yterpeuIctbenoe
T. Diro Seoem Der eS perlan9t .5ugeianbt.
Urine erbaIten audi bic Wteoi3in umionit,
&iek Nteot5iH purbe felt benz Sabre 1876 bon benz
Sc:a9m. Salfor &pnig. Sort Dapne. Sno. ~3uberettet
NIB Jest inter ieiner anipeiiung BON Der
kOENIG MEDICINE CO.,
S3S Randolph St., CHICAGO, ILL.
Bel gtpothefern ~ baben tlr
$500 ote TIafde, 60Iatden fur IS 90;
eroke $7.s5. g far 5000.
gu baben bel Utartin Molitor, ct. GIoub
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24
Mantel=O Department.

8ir baben mie sem0bnlt@ bic ri@z
tisen Wuiter fur bieie Saiion, balber
Dor S@nitt, lanse unb turse @ewdn=
Der, i@marS unb in ben neueiten Sarz
ben, %poaitdnbis NIT Satin aussefit=
tert. Srsenb Semanb, Der zines iols
den Garment bebirftis lit, fann
iiderlid zines inben, bas ibm pabt.
Sit allen uno Seben sibt's Elm @arz
ment In
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24

SS~J~SO~rS v~
bur1 abitiraenbe S9ladenmaHen ses
tDbtet.
Sa@(en.
Dresben. Sn Tolge bss miB.
Iiden 9efddftssanses fabten bier
einise 9eielfdaftsn ben 8ei9lub, bic
fonft i'm Wtntertalbiabre iibli1en 8erz
sniisunsen entpeDer san5 a~usfaGen 81
laHen ober fe na9 MSgli6feit su Be-
f9rdntsn.-9as 9resbner Jernbeia>
inert. bas bic Muiesn, bas S4lob,
Tbeater, Stdnbe6aus, tatbolii6e
Stride nit WGrme unb 2i9t perIorgt
unb sesenpdrtis bic sr0bte Gentrale
btefer Dirt tn europa lit, funttionirt
feit &ur5em In feinem seiammten Be-
triebe. Ser srDbte bonn Oampf au=
riidsulesenbe Wes, Der in % Setunoen
bur9mef en- iptrb, betrGgt 1910 Meter.
Sdmmtli4e 2eitunsen ltesen in ses
mauerten 3andlen, gum Sbeil TN
ELECTROMAGNETIC Der glbe,
unter ben Dffentli9en 8erfebrsftraben.
Der peritorbene Or. tbeol. ct phil.
Mar &renfel perma9te benz @emeins
niibisen @erein fir feline Jerientolos
MEN 5000 Mart.
8u9bpI3. Gin 9err, Der ni4t
senannt fetn min, ftiftete 5000 Mari
aur Grridtuns elmer &o4z unb Sausz
haltungsfbule. Sn unferer Stabt
pirb bel Der lebbaften Jabrittbdttsteit
Der Mdb9en cine berartiye ginri9tune
Son beionberem Sesen iein.
2eipsi 9. 9as riefise Waass
tblm bes &onfumpereins 2eipSigz
plaspib briidt fi9 in folsenben 3tfz
fern aus: 9ie Mitglieberaabl ities i'm
DerfloHenen Sabre bon 26,85O aui
29,358, Der Sabrestonfum auf 9,729,s
642 Marf, Der e~rsielte 9eninn aui
1.021,996 Mart. 2eBterer s~eftattete
bic @ertbeiluns elmer Sipipenbe bon
aebn PrO5ent.
M E E n. ySauienb fletBige
9Gnbe" resten ii6, I'm ole t0ftliden
Weintrauben gu bergen, bic bief lee
Sabr uns geidentt bat. Der Grtrae
lit fotpobl quantitatip, tpie all9 qualiz
tatiD Elm auberorbentli9 rei9er uni
ma9t ben 4usfaG Der Dersansener
Sabre pieber gut.
0 p q II. Ser in 81 3peiss
persinen etpa 1900 Mttslieber sGbs
lenbe gragebirgsberein bielt bier feline
Sabresperfammluns ab.
8 m u. Die iGdiifde aegie=
rung oronete Die 8ornabme BON 8ors
arbeiten sur Musfubruns Der inner
balb bes 8ebietes Der 3pidauer MuIbs
g~eplanten Sbaliperren an. Gs foneu
20 sroBs SbalIperren erri9tet tperben.
beren Soften auf iiber 20.OOO,0OO
Mart peranialagt iinb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24
@tBt Sbr ben @rnno 2

Die Ebatia6e, sab Sdder unb @roeerH
Silenbranb cine lutratipe llnterifiisuns bat,
finbet ibren @r,inb barin, bas feline &daren,
bic in Der sansen Stabt abias fiuoen, IN r.
Der SausbaItuna oils bic beifen erfldrt per=
BEN. Su Der 8adifube ualtet feline siefr
Sabre Iange grfabrins i'm @ei6dfte oh, nnS
feline Spesereien finb in Se,ug ant aualttdt
iInb 9reiS bas Bette, mas sefauft nerbes
fam. gtur elm @erlu6, unb Der @rlnS ptro
oils bere9tister befuroen peroeu.
Sep. Stnenbranb,
7l3 ct. Germfr. ct. Gloub, Iinn. 33.asw
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24
NeraeHef ntebt:

Bir fins bic alleinisen Isenter
ses berrliGen uab b~auerbaften Wa:
axrials, &eebs 2ausbows, faun in ei;
sea anberen Store nidt sefauft wer'
hen, bort sibt's nur Smitationen, BIT
10 ui8t trasen-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24
6" nit etuert S9meif.

Sas e" nit einem S9weif lit bic
Sanoelsmarfe bes gasearets Ganbg
gatbartie. Sebt barnad auf Der benz
blaueu emaiuirten rnetalenen 8l1ie.
sSebes Tdfel6en marfirt s. 6. 6.
Nie in Waile p%ertauft. Bel aaes
Npotbefern 10 Gents.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24
Seibe!
SeiDe!

Reabeiteu In fancp Seiben, cine
,satans;se auswabl an @aiits unb
Absabsewdnbern.
Gin GROCER 8orratb sarantirter
kaHetas, 8aIb Safetas, Yeriian
MuNer, elm GROCER 8orratb an einz
nd l1parsen uno eolorirten Seiben
NIB Gattns.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24

;wii6en Sauf &apibs une ct. @loub. Dec
Sinber mag es bebalten. @enn Ofononiid
sebrardt, fam bafiir seuus Sapete aefauft
merben, nm sebn 3immer 81 tapesieren.
SaieI& 9 fumanS,
43z2mt 1915. Qpe. 1iioli6, ct. Glouo.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24
8leiDerbefaB.

Eanoer, Berflde Bdnber, arasen,
3steinsS, Seibe, turs bic feiniten unb
seaefteu Wauiter einbeimii@er unb aus
Nasifber Mdrfte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24
@pat, Sprab, Nltnn.,

empfieblt lid Bel @ebralib BON Ftrnper,
@aiiers SanfS unb Sanfs oeaters ebenlo Wtos
nitor 8inomiiblen, Die beiten i'm 9anoe. SD
tbue meme @rbeit lelblt uub 9arantiere ne ais
bic bette unb biai9ite. 45SSmt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24
TlaneHe.

Nancp fir @aiits neue Sarben unb
elm enforcement Der neueiten unb moz
berniteu SERBIAN Wulter, seitreifte
Wulter, Yeriian seitreifte Wuiter unb
eine pole Nuswabl einfa6er Sarben.
@lesanter Sorratb uon seitidten Wu=
tern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24

Gtwas, has Senermanr ipifen
iollte. Sorni's Ilpentrduter glutbe=
leber lit udmli6 feline apotbefermebi=
gin. gr fam nur bur9 ipecteue 9s=
talz asenten ober pom benz Sabrifan=
ten, Or. 4eter Sabrnep, 112-114
Soutb Sopne auenue, Chicago, ST.,
brett beso9eu merben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24
Srete Std6te.

9amburg. Die Mustpdnberung
fiber 9amburg unb 8remet besifferte
fi9 bonn i. Sanuar Bis gum 80. Sep>
TENDER b. s. auf 156,448 perionen,
segen 15O,5O5 p~erfonen i'm sleiden
3eitraume bes @oriabres. Die Mus<
~manoeruns mad 4rsenttnien lift i'm
Wa9ien begriffen.-Der bur9 feline
prononcirte Stenuns in fosialpoliti>
f9en Sragen betannte General etretGr
bes Samburs=Mltonaer Mrbeitsebers
perbanbes, 81. Martens, CAB feinen
Soften auf, Inn SefretGr Der 9anbels>
TANNER in Oortmunb au iperben. On
feline biefise Stene trat elm bisberiser
Rebafteur Der Miin6ener vMng. 3tg.,"
b. HeisDib.-Oer Bel einem biefisen
Re9tsanpalt bei9Gftiste 8ureaunor=
fteber Stueben ipurbe pesen iobreIans
fortgefebter l1nterf9laeunsen i'm @e<
fammtbetrase bon 10000 Mart perz
baftet.
Bremen. Die bieiise @efunb>
bettsbebDrbe erlieB be5onbere Auarar,s
tdne=8 eftimmunsen fir bic aus afiati<
f9en 9Gfen am S9parsen Weer toms
menben S9iffe, neil bort p.ffdlIe bots
gefommen finb.-unter GROCER SHE'LL
nabme fanb iiinsitbin bic @inpeibuns
bes Observation-Disclosures Oomes itatt.
8 il b E d. Ser gr6Bte 2ibeder
0ampfer, rRublanb," 1T auf Der
Sabrt bon Sunbspan nod 2iibed i'm
Nebsl seftranbet. 0te Mannfhaft
nurbe serettet.-Iuf 8o9s Werft
ftiir5te Der Irbetter 9einrid aus
Stodelsborf 70 unsliidli9 auf bas
Santbed, bab er auf Der Stele per>
f9ieb.
@~foea6urg.
SIbenbnre. Der Slbenburs
ger Sa1npfer r9uelpa," BON ct. llbes,
9ortugal, nod Aotterbam unterpess,
1T felt ldngerer 3eit iiberfGGig. Wan
elaubt, bob nas S3tff nit ieiner sans
gen Manni9aft BON elf &Dpfen pers
loren lit. Die rSue!pa" tpurbe erit
Iebten Sonuar in @ertebr seitent.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24
Sanbibube.

Neue Smportation non &ib Sanb:
i6uben in Serbit= unb @intersS Cor:
ten. @ir balten nur bic beit sema6.
ten. 8ir tonnen uns in Babrbei1
bri1teu, bic beiten @ertbe in woae:
men @olt 9anbi@uben gu baben. BE:
tie fancp unb einfa9e golorinss gu
25c,O35c, SOC.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24
Scbpar;e &leibcrftpHe.

Sober Sorratb pom a. BEN popu=
sssrsn cuttings, SfirtinSs, @beuists,
aerieps, IelrOie Serses, Srcao:
cloths, Psbble Gbeuiots, GRANTEES,
gtamines, Sunielles. Satin Soleil,
ssnetiaas, S~ibelines, .Beau be SAINT
IN YrsiIen psn
soc bis $3.50 bic eus.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24

DortmunD. Jn eIner yrryvu
Roblenoe9e tpurben feds Mrbsiter
bur6 abftiirSenbe S9ladenmaiien ses
tObtet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24

fenbe Jleif@briibe fallen, aog 1pn uper
fdnea heraus unb fatpentte i'm in ber
2uft. Gin GROCER 9unb, Der ole Be-
ipesungen bes &ne9tes beobadtet
hatte, i9nappte gu unb peri9lans gum
@ntfeBen bes 8eiibers ben rfetten 8if>
fen"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24
prnni4ts ~3reHfale4t.

8rafel. Sos S3nurgeri9t bers
urtbeilte ben &ne9t Spbann S9uls
aus Wambel, Der ieinen Mittne9i
Sturing eudlagen batte, gu sebn Sab
rem 2uhthaus.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24
BENzIGERSMAGAzN

The Popular Catholic Family Mostaly.
Recommended by 50 Archbishops ssS
Bishops.
Subscription only $3.50 a year.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-24
@erlpreu Gin $50 G;plbHnf

713 ct. Germtr. ct. Gloub, Iimn. 33.asw
The Coconino sun., 1901-01-12
HARRY c. HIBBEN, Clerk.
New Officers of tho S. F., P. 6 P.

At the recent meeting held in Chi cago by the directors of the Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix Railway Company the following officers were elected and appointed: F. NJ. Murphy, president and general manager, Prescott; J. H.. Emmert, assistant to president, Pres colt: D. NJ. Ferry, vice president, De- troit, Mich. G. w. Kretsinger, general counsel, Chicago, Ill.,; W. c. Campbell, general attorney, Prescott; Lem. w.. Bowen, secretary and treasurer, De- trOit, Mich.: r. J. SarmientO, assistant treasurer, Prescott: A. w. Edwards, cashier. Prescott; J. J. Wragovich, auditor, Prescott; w. A. Drake, gen eral uperintendent, chief engineer and purchasing agent, Prescott: H. P. Anewalt, general freight and passen- ger agent, Prescott.
The Coconino sun., 1901-01-12
Notice.

Office of the Board of Supervisors, ! Flagstaff, CoconinO County, Ariz.. { January 3, 1901. By order of the Board of Supervisors no claims for supplies or work fur Dished the county will be paid unless orders therefor, signed by the Clerk of the Board, are attached thereto.
 H. c. HIBBEN, Clerk.
The Coconino sun., 1901-01-12

Gen. Merriam, commanding the de- partment of Colorado with headquart- CTS at Denver, visited Prescott this week for the purpose of looking into the water system and judging of its supply for Ft. Whipple, in case that fort is again rehabilitated.
The Coconino sun., 1901-01-12

Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold on a positive guarantee. Cures heart burn, raising of the food, distress after eating or any form of dyspepsia. One little tablet gives immediate relief. p cts and 90 cts. w. R. Edwards, druggist. 1
The Coconino sun., 1901-01-12
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Williams Fails to Incorporate-Brisht
 Ansel Toll Trail.

The Board met Monday, J. C. Phe- Ian, Geo. Babbitt, and H. c. Hibben, clerk. present.
 The petition for the incorporation of the town of Williams was presented, and not being signed by two-thirds of the taxable residents of that town, no action was taken.
 A. H. Spellmire appeared before the Board in the interest of the owner of the Bright Angel toll road, showing that the owners had been to great ex- pense in building and keeping the trail in good condition, and that said trail had not paid for it's construction, and asked that the right. of the owners be extended ten years from January 3l. 1901. The request of Mir. Spell mire was granted by the unanimous vote of the Board.
 w. H. Anderson was granted lease of section :, township 2l, range east school land-fOr five years at an an- nual rental of slO per year
 The following bills against inc coun- ty were allowed:
 G. s. Purtyman, bounty on three
 lion scalps .S6O OO L. L. Burns, drayage ............4 % Wm. Friedlein, repairs, court
 house. ..................l ..l3 4o H. E. Brooks, J. F. fees .........3l % J. c. Milligan, J. F. fees .......lO 65
 Moki Tea positively cures sick head ache, indigestion and constipation. A delightful herb drink. Removes all eruptions of the skin, producing per feet complexion, or money refunded. 25c and 50c at w. R. Edwards, drug gist.
 Try the Club House Flour of P. R.. Weatherford X Co. There is none better.
The Coconino sun., 1901-01-12

Try the Club House Flour of P. R. Weatherford & Co. There is none better.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-11-27
DEAD NUMBER 70.
Eighteen Victims of Detroit Dis
aster Still UnaccOunted For.

Detroit, Nov. 27.-When day broke to-
day great force of men was still
delving in the ruins of the Penberthy
Injector company's plant, which was
wrecked yesterday by a boiler explo-
sion, causing the loss of % lives. By
morning the laborers had searched
through the greater portion of the de-
bris and were rapidly going through
that part which had not been inspected.
During the early morning, two of the
injured at Emergency hospital, Igna-
thus Brock and William Eggers, a boy.
died, making the total number of deaths
2S
Officers of the company after care
full systematic search at o'clock this
morning announced that Is of their
men are still unaccounted for. Two
unidentified bodies at the morgue &C
count for two of the missing and it is
confidently believed that a majority of
the others will be located during the
day At the hospitals, it was reported
that the injured were making excellent
progress.
Engineer Riley, who was so terribly
scalded, slept during the night and to-
day his recovery was considered almost
certain by the surgeons. John klinow-
icz a holders helper, who is suffering
from fractured skull at Harper hospi-
tai, is in the most dangerous condition
of any of the injured. His recovery is
very doubtful.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-11-27
COFFEE IMPORTER
Tells Some Plain Fa3tsl

One Of the heaviest importers of coffee
in America, and who requests that his
name be kept from the public in con-
nection with the following subject be-
cause of the effect it would have on his
business says: 'I have used coffee for
over thirty-five years, but about year
ago was compelled to discontinue its use
on account of it's effect on my health
Since that time I have used nothing in
it's place but Postum Cereal Food Cor
fee and properly prepared, 1T is simply
delicious with cream and sugar
In connection with this 1 have also
used Crape-NutS Breakfast Food. While
in Florida this winter 1 carried a pack
age with me all the time, so if 1 was
unable to get what 1 wanted for break
fast 1 could rely on my own supply.
Any one who could have known of
my condition a year ago, and the very
great improvement now, would have no
change from the old fashioned diet to
the present"
This man is one of the best known
coffee experts in the world, and his tes-
timony regarding the flavor OF Postum
Cereal Food Coffee is noteworthy.
Now and then a person gets Postum
Food Coffee served under boiled and
consequently almost tasteless. A chemi-
cal change takes place in Postum after
it has been actively boiled for II or Is
minutes this change brings out the food
value and the delicious taste. 1t does
not answer to simply leave it on the
stove Is minutes, it must stand on the
stove until boiling commences, then De
allowed to bubble Is minutes
A piece of butter twice the size OF
pea should be put in the pot to keep 1t
from boiling over.
Many a man or woman continues IN
half sick state from month to month,
not knowing that the drug in the coffee
they use is the cause; try leaving on
coffee and using Postum Food Coffee
That change has worked salvation Tor
many skeptical sick ones
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-11-27
WATERS PLEA.
Asks Grace Cathedral People to Treat
New Dean Hospitality.

Dean J. de Raven Kaye, the newly
appointed dean of Grace Cathedral, will
come to Topeka this week and will be
installed by Bishop Millspaugh at the
morning service at the Cathedral Sun
day.
In an Introductory to his sermon at
the Cathedral last Sunday Canon By
water exhorted the parishioners to be
more charitable in their treatment of
the new dean than they have been in
the cases of the past three men who
have filled the position.
Next Sunday is Advent Sunday in the
calendar of Holy Days of the Episcopal
church and Canon Bywater called at
tention to the fact that the day will
have a two fold significance. 1T will
be the celebration of the advent of the
new dean in addition to the usual Ad-
vent Sunday ceremonies he said.
Il earnestly hope" Canon Bywater
continued. that each and every one of
the barishioners will throw off their in
hospitable attitude that has character
lied previous experiences and open
their doors to the new dean. L hope
ing opinions or in criticising any action
of the new DEAN
Il know that some of our parishioners
are very caustic in their sarcastic re-
marks, and 1 hope they win refrain
from uttering any comment until after
becoming well acquainted with our new
dean, and then / feel sure there will be
no cause for comment, except favor
able comment. We are all human and
are apt to fall short in many things.
1 hope you will not lose sight of that
fact always
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-11-27
ALASKA'S WANTS.
They Are Set Forth by Gov. Brady in
His Annual Report

Washington, nov. 27.-The wants of
Alaska as summarized in the recon-
nendations made in the annual report
of Governor Brady, are extension to
Alaska of all the federal land laws,
survey of the lands for Immediate set
Element, q delegate in congress with
out territorial organization, a cable be-
tween Alaska and the United States,
representation at the Louisiana Pur-
chase exposition in 1903, the appoint
ment of commissioner of mining and
enactment of a game law for the dis
trict- Governor Brady says the agita-
ton for a territorial form of govern
ment has gained very little Roadway
with those who have any property to
uncertainty in the execution of the laws
by the court esta blished there, accord
ing to the governor, has led to the re-
fuSa1 of many persons to develop their
claims and to capitalists Withholding
their investments on account of this
fear of insecurity.