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set iiber 60 sSabren

idon iplroe Wers. 8insIoip's Sootb,
ing.SDrup bon 0filionen con Miit-
tern beim 8a1nen Ser 4inoer ange-
menoet. @tr1t OH i'm GbIafe bnr6
bos G6reirn zines &tnoes geItort,
oa8 i'm 3abuen lit uno Dor Saner5en
weint2 @enn 10, loiie iofort cine
6laide con n0trs. @inslolp's g Sootb-
ing-SDutp" bclcn. Gem @ert lit
unbe5obI6ar. @s miro Dem fleinen
2eioenoen iofort 2inberuug perIdaf-
fen 8erIoBt eu6 oarauf Mtiitter,
e8 lit fein 8peifeI oariiber. @s beilt
Diarrboe, reguIiert oen Magen un6
Die gfieren, beieitigt @ino-GoIif, er.
ipei6t ben @olunen oerbiuoert gnt.
3iinoung uno itGrft oos gon3e Sp.
item. o@trs. 8insIolu's Sootbing
Sprup" fin 8abnen6e 9inoer lit an
oenebm I'M 8ei9mad; oas 9fe5ept
itnnlnt bon einem Der beiten tpeibli.
den 9[er3te in Ben Ser. Stoaten. @s
iit BEL often 9ruggiItcn in Der gonsen
@elt 81 Boben. 8reis % Gents per
6lai6e. aauit ni6t8 anoeres ols
oW}rs. @insIop's Sootbing Spritp."
@orautiert lulter Der 6ooo ano
Drugs 9ffte, so. Synui 1906, 6eriaI
0rmuer 1898.
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@rmnSetaentmms uebertrannnnen

Wiqiam uppmnn, aIs 0feceiper Der
gate gSietp Qonb gonpnnn an fsrqu S5n
@lmenoorf, Cell Der alten 9th lot 1853
ferner orei Ider Der Got 159; $4,000
= @lt8abeth 9. 3ampmann an sSron g
y; Goblin, @runbitiid an Der StmpIon
StraBe; $3.50. ''F ~
- CHARLES 8. 9luftin an sSo6nnh 3rd6eI
@runoitild I'M 9th 8lod 1881; 5000
Srau Warp Seit unb q. a. G3tttinoer
an @barles Y. 2etuis, @runoitiid an Der
9elena Gpenue; $3.50.
CHARLES uno @iIliam SouthIeben ON
Seli9 9euti9monn. @runoitiid an Ser
Roro Slores Strabe; $500. -
3. Y. 8roudle un6 sSrau an 9. g9
3 SA5eoblf. S4A ader aano. ferner 100
San urb Col. 3alfotpib on her
Staot San @ntonio, @rltn0itiid an Ser
&enoaa StraBe; 81. llno q.
s. S; Benoele u1o Sral1 an q 9 g$on
Attn,- @runoititf an Ser 8eit Commerce
StraBe; $500 '''''' -
Nlbert q, g9iebel uuo Srail an 81 q
Stephens, 146 gtder Qar6; $4,000
W. y. Inberion an 81. 6 0etrih
@nteil an @rllnbitiifeu i'm neuen 'd1r5 6ith
8Iod 1871; 5000. ''9
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Seras.

Die g8oter5-Bierce Oil Cont
pam iltbt nm Die Gnti6eioung oes
9lppelotionsgeriftS, oas befonntlid)
cine @ieoeraufnabme oes Geceiper=
Ibip-8erfobrens abgelebnt fat, ber=
1nl3ufonln1en. Sic bat bein Staots=
Supreme=@eridt Elm @eiud I'M einen
omrit of error" eitgerei6t.
8or einiger 3eit ipuroe IN 0ol-
los, pie ft6 unIere 2eier nobl nod
erinnern meroelI Elm itnger Monn
non1enS Carl Mobrp in groltiamer
8eiie ermoroet. Ser 8eroo6t Ierfte
ii6 arf 8ipei onoere iunge 2eute no-
mems 9foD Frilt9le uno syronf Wc=
Cue, ote nit Dem @rmorbeten aular1-
men geleben poren. 8eioe puroen
perboftet uuo oes Weoroes angefloet.
SSebt bat 8ringle geitanben, oaB er
uno Wee@ue 5liantn1en ben iungen
Warln erntoroet uno beraubt baben.
Cine nterfipiirbige nno inter-
eiiante S6aoeneriaBflage tit neulib
in @oco eingerei6t poroet. Or. &.
6. gronfia unb 3om 6. granfia ba-
BEN bort oie Helionce sSnluronce 60.
IN aittsbnrg 8a., ouf $4,000
S6aoenerioe berflogt sSn ibrer
&la9ei6rift ersldren iie, ooB iie oIs
staots-9lgenten fir Die @eieai6oft
angelteat getpelen ieien, baB iie einen
forn1li6en &ontraft nit Der @eiea-
i6oft eingegangen ip6ren uno oaB Die
@eieaidaft, geeen ibren @iaen uno
Groteft, oieien &ontraft gebrohen
nno iid aus oem staote 5ltriidge5o-
gen babe. 0os St1tereiionte BEL bic
fem sSalle lit nun ooB Die genonnte
8eriiderungsgeieaidoft nur irfolge
beg neuen 8erii9erunesgeleees fire
@eidafte i'm Stoate oufgegeben bot.
8unbesienator Gulberion Dot
gias i'm Senot eingebra6t IN oenen
8etDiGigungen fir 8oitgeb6u6e in
geaDaiota, &9renbanl 8onbom uno
San Warcos berlangt iperoen. STE
praientant 8urleion perIangt $780,
600 fir eil neues 8oitgebduoe in
@uitin, 0oS an Der gongreB- -@benue
5l1 iteben fonlrnen ioa.
Gin trouriger 8orfaa miro aug
8oerne gemeloet. Srau gotborine
&feiffer, Die @itfpe bon Grnft 9feiffer
fiel bein @aiierbolen ol1f Dem Mabe
ibres Sobnes 2ouis 8feiffer in ben
grunnen. Meon entoedte iie nod
redt5eitig genile, Inn iie lebeno ous
Dem 8runnen beraus5uboIen, ober fie
itarb meniee augenbIide oarauf.
eSSn oem fleinern Srte 8udbolts,
nobe Cameron brant1te cine an Ser
9abn entlane iteben0e Geibe bon 8e-
16aftSba1iiern nieber.
Gin after 9elti6er namens
Gbriitopb &ubei9en Der leit Sabren
auf Der Sder'f6en 5arn, 5tDansig
0feilen bon Sentple entfernt orbeitete,
bot fi6 erbangt
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Die 0atiOnem als SGufer.

Sn einem ieiner lebten 8eri6te be-
i6afttgt iib oos itatiItifbe 9eparte-
ment Der 8unoesregier1ng init ser
@tnfubr frem0er @aren no9 BEN
neri6ieoenen &ultnrlGnoern. 9ie So
taliumme 6ieier @infubr I'M berfloi-
ienen Sinan5iabr betrGgt bana6 Sill
131 100000, nobon ollein o1tf Die
Ser. Stauten $t,434,000,000 ent=
faaen Ser 8ert unlerer 9lusfubr-
artifel nod oaen 2Gnoern miro nit
81, 1,862,000,000 benneHen ooer AT
8ro5ent Der geiamn1ten ginfubr.
9ie 6rei beoeutenoiten ir1portieren=
ben 2an6er ltnb england, 9elltl6=
lano uno Die Ser. 5tooten. @roB-
britonnien, unIer better &un0e, Be-
5og I'M obgeloufenen 8eripaItungs=
iabr $638,000,000 ooer 21.6 9ro=
sent feines @eian1ntirnports BON ben
Ser. Staoten, ipdbreno 9eutI6lono
8aren i'm @erte BON 236,0OO,OOO
ODER 1879 ieines @eiannttimports
bier fauft. 9(n Sronfrei6 berfauf-
ten mir @oren I'M @erte bon rltno
$1O0,000,000 ooer 9.9 Bro5ent oes
@elammtimports ienes 2onoes uno
an Die Nieoerlonoe $9700O,0OO ooer
"a 8ro5ent. 9ie @eiannlteinfubr
Der groBeren 2anoer errei6t folgenoe
3iffern: @roBbritonnien $685.
100000; Deuti6lano, $t,697, ,000,-
600; Ser. Stootetl $t,434, ,00O,000;|
geieoerlato, $1,031 100000; syranf-
rei6, 81 ,009, 100000.
9luBer ben obenaneefiibrten 2qn=
bern giebt es natiirli9 cine @n5abI
fleinerer, melhe gu oen gnten &un-
ben Snfel Som's geaGblt peroen
miiiien. go be5tebt San Domingo
I'll Bro5ent ieiner @eIomnteinfubr
BON uns. Sobti 70,9 gro5ent, W1eri-
fo $50, Canada 60.6, Cuba 1876,
Columbia 34.2, 0ene5uela 3O.2 uno
ECUADOR 28.9. @ait onoeren Iiio-
alnerifanfI6en &epublifen fobren
mir aus ibon friiber an bieier Steae
erorterten un0 LATHAM befannten
@riinoen ni6t 10 gut, be3iebt ood
Bern nidt mebr mie 1862 9Srosent
ieiner @eiammteinfubr aus ben Ser.
Staoten, 9lrgentinien Al uno 8ra-
iilien gar nun ia 8ro5ent. Der
8ert Der 8elonlnlteinfubr Ser lett
genonnten 2anoer fam ii6 olleroings
nt6t I'M entfernteiten nit oernienigen
Der borberermabnten neIien.
sSenieits oes po5ifii6en S5eans be-
3tebt Sapan 1877 8ro5ent ieiner @e-
1anmteinftbr BON uns, 6ie 86ilip-
pinen 1853 uno China t0.4 8rosent.
Bon ben fleineren 2Gnoern Guropas
itebt 9anemarf nit 16 8roaent ieiner
@infnbr oltf Der &unberIiite Ser Ser.
Staaten, StaIien init 11.5, Sponien
nit 1t3, Oeiterreid =ltngorn nit
9.5, 8elgien nit 9.7 uno enolid1
&nBlono nit ga 9ro3ert. grob Der
oben ongegebenen enormen 3oblen
lit ober Der Souihbonoel Ser @e[t
nod ni6t an Die @ren5e oeS Wfoqlt=
den berangefonmen, uno unermiio=
lid iitden Snonitrie uno Sanoel ous
Dem S9oB Der @roe gdGbe 5u er.
longen, Inn iie i'm eigenen 2anbe 8u
bertperten ooer our6 9lustaui6 NIT
onoeren Rationen ibren eigenen
8oblitono au mebren, uno nenn
AUDI cine ariiis, pie Die gegenpartige
anf ben einen ooer onoeren Sanoels,
5tpeig boriibergebenb la6nenb ein-
ntrfen mag, 10 ldBt ii6 Ser idof-
fenbe @eiit oes Meni6en nidt be-
trren I'm nnermiioli6 neue Quenen
beg Neihtun1s Ill erihIieRen
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(fiifnOaIll= suburban.
g. u, & u. q. 8ahn

.a9abb grodet" t"s3ug mad Souiton, @aIbeiton,
Beaumont uno Orange st6fabrt 8 llbr abenbs,
@nfunft 7,55 mor9ens.
gsa8 aerrebi1e, a6fabrt $50 nroreens, stns
funft bort 11.3o. @bfaDrt bon @errbiae llbr
na6mittags, 4nfunft In Sun 9Intonto 750
abertos. gtlir Samftags mad &errbiIle: rbr
na6mtttaes. &idTabrt bon bart Montnes 8. j
morgens, @nfnnft in San 9tntonio $50 n1ors
gems.
gtab Guero, goofum, S5oufton, G5aIbeito1
9iobin9s, fodoaIe, Cameron uno g8ocp, 9lb,
ta6rt s.45 bormittaes, 9lnfl NIT 7 1lbr utorgens
9sad6 8eepile, CORPUS @briftt, Mlice Nlatbts,
@ranfas 9aB, 9fodport, 9tbfabrt 15o na1s
nj tnrs nnb 8 1lbr n6erns atntunft 755
morgens uno 1.5o nadnittaes.
gsa1 6aIfnrias, 9tbfabrt 11br abenbs. gr.
t1aft 7.55 morgens.
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Wnter Tat.

9. g. @ooIeber, Elm befannter
&a1fmann bon Sc GoDsbiIle, 81. o.,
fagt: u@enn SIR ie NIT Sdmor.
rboioen getrnbelt ieio, appIi5iert
guflen's @rnico 5albe, oieie furier.
te mid Dor 5tpanaig Sobren. sic
beilt ie0e @unoe, @ranbpunoe ooer
@ei9piir. 25 Gents BEL @6oIpb
0reiB uno 81. gobn & So.
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8ebci,nnispDller Sob Oreier GrfinSer,

gfa6itebenoe unbeirnli9e @ei6i1te
miro aus 2onoon beribtet Das
nlDlterioie @noe oes sSngettieurs @n.
Charles Gardner, Der am %. Otto.
ber D. S. ertrunfen In Der Sbenie
atfgefinoen tpuroe, ioa iest, ipie ous
Sonoon geneloet miro, nit 9ilfe Der
SCOTLAND garos, oes befannten 9e=
teftib-Snltttuts, aufgefldrt neroen.
Gr batte iabreIang gearbeitet uno elm
gernogengeopfert, Inn cine umiteuer-
bare Surbine 5u fonitruieren. 9[ls er
oas Broblen geloit uno nit einem
SDnotfat einen 8ertrag obgei6loiien
bate tn Dem er feline @rfinoung qe-
gen 100000 Marf abtrot, ipolte er
ii6 in oas 8ripotleben 5uriid8ieben.
Mn oen1ielben @beno, an Dem Der
8ertrog perfeft geiporoen mar, tpuroe
Gardner gum lebtenmal lebeno qe-
iebeu. glber Gardner lit nidt oos
ein5ige Spfer Der 8urbine. glm Saae
na6 Dem gebeiinniBpoQen 8ooe Gar
Diners perrngliidte Ser ru1iiihe esll-
genieur Snrlt 2ebontiil BEL einer lll-
aufgefldrten @rploiion uno itarb an
ben erboltenen 8erletungen. 2ebantin
bate iid nit oenieIben Groblem be.
iddftigt. 9(nd Der SSrerno rno Weit-
arbeiter @or0iners, @eorg glnoerion,
fam mlf nplterioie gtrt INNS 2eben.
@r arbeitete gleihiaas an elmer neuen
turbine uno gloubte bereits einen
Grfolg III @anoen 81 bo6en, ais er
zines @3orgens ertrllnfen i'm Safen
bon Stem 9otf gefunoen tpur6e, obue
0oB es mo9lid geipeien tpGre, oos
@ebeiinniB ieines 9ooes auf8ufldren.
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Gin GtiQftanb.

Der snipeiIen gefdbrIi6 miro, lit oas
Der 2eber. nno @inqefbei.
oefunftionen. I'm 6ieien 8uftano
obne nnangenebme SoIgen 3u en6en,
lollten Or. &ine's Neue 2ebenspilen
tnlnler @uer WiteI fem. @arantiert
gu beilen, ober oas @elo 5uriid, BEL
Aoolpb 9reiB utt6 81. gobn & 60
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3. & 8. u. gaea.

~ / " !.
9ta1 allen georos s9egas> >gunften ....
.......... a l16r ur1b $50 bortnittaas.
gta0 ct. Souls, Msempbis nnb benz Often
..:....,.1.25 ll6r na6mitta9s.
gfa4 Wegtfo 1920 l1br bornlittags.
Mntnnft
Son ct. 2outs uno EN- Often $50 ntorsens
Son lpfnlen 8unften 7.20 abenbs.
Son ct. 2pnis H. ben1 Often, $50 nora.
Son Qarebo lnnb Merifo .1.05 nadr1.
Son ct. 2oltts, &aaias, gitb 1890 abos.
ct. souis & san Sransiaso Sasn.
Mbfabrt.
gta6 Sort smttb, sprtngfieIb, ct aouis, Gam
fas Gitb, gbicaso IS. & 9. 81. 9epot)
..... $50 abenos
4ntnnft.
Bon ct. eonts, aanfas gttp, garts. gbicaeo
1910 morgens
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Mafi 8rotnnsbi[Ie

fabrt 7.05 ntorgens, mabt in 9Iacebo gerbin'
bung nit Der @uIf @oait Cine fir Corpus
gbrifti, alntunft bort 400 na9mittaes, gntunft
tn 9ropnsbiue 9.25 nbenbs.
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Ct. souis & san stansiasu sasn.
SOutbern 1acific Sabm.

gab geip erIeans, eouttou unb GuIbeftott,
tdglib =. 11.40 nittngs
nno 1f.30 abenos
ga6 eagle 9aB, 81 gafo, Californian unb
Wiegifo -. 500 bormtttags II. $50 a5enbs
@ufnu(t.
Bon gseip Orleans. Spuiton unb @aIbefton.
tdgIt9 7.35 aorgens
uno 1890. 600 na6ulittags
g3on 81 9afo, Californian unb @tertto h.
lilo eornlittaes
unb 500 abenos
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Sittorla einifion. 9. 8. & .. u.
(0uli s6ore.)


aa8 guero, gictorta. gort aabaca, gorpna
gbriitt, 8roipnsDiae, 0tio @ranoe, gitp
GoIiab, @eebiue, @barton, 8aIactes unh
Soniton -. ....... TOO nlprgens
MntMnft ..... $50 1beItos
Ser sam Souiton@ mad guerO, gtctorta,
g8barton unb 3ouIton:
Mbfabrt .... 7.b5 abenes
aHtanft ....... 100 mOreena
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Rrennbolzt

Sest 1T Die 3eit, @uren gorrot
bon Sol8 fir Den @inter einauIeoen
@lttes 8oft-Sof 0fenbol3 biIlio i'm
neuen Sol8bof bon
F. VIM. SAENGER, tigsntuemer,
404 geOlau Strafe.
Renes Gel 2587. gfltes Gel. 1874,
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m. 8 & : sasu.

A1 u4tI.
gta6 8aeO, Sort g8ortb 8auas. &anfas 9th.
@t Bouts nnO Gbteaeo tdgIi9 (9unfet
SepoD 800 abeHoS
aofaI5ug oia Gutttbbiue -. q. 7.3o bornrttta9s
atlamo Special mad Sutibbi1e, 5oufton, Sal
pelton 1928 1beTos
autnuft.
Son Gbica9o, ct. 2ouis. aon5as gitb, 9alas,
Sort gaprtb uno 2Seeo, tdeIi9 (5nntet
9epot) ... 7.30 moreens
2ofaI5ue bta smitbbtue s.o5 abenbs
slIamo spe8tat bon smitboiue, Souitru, GaIs
betton 6.25 mnrgens
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DR.. Shops
Cough CT Cure
"All DEALERS"
BEAT THE REDSKINS
Princeton Tigers Regain Laures at
New York.

NEW YORK. Nov. 4.-1he Tigers
on the gridiron In part for their defeat
by Cornell week ago by clearly out
playing and decisively beating the
Carlisle Indians ut the Polo grounds
by score Of III to 0.
The willy redskins, flushed with their
overwhelming victory over Pennsylva-
mia one short week before. came to
New York in quest of another scalp
Princeton's scalp-but they found their
master and failed utterly In their fell
purpose, so that there will be no war
dance at their tepee in Carlisle.
The Tigers, playing with wonderful
speed and remarkable precision. under
the unfavorable. conditions OF a slip
perry ball and wet and soggy field,
administered crushing defeat to the
erstwhile champions Of the season.
The fighting spirit and grim determlna-
ton of the Indians alone prevented
their complete r0ut.
Princeton scored two touchdowns
and two goals, and Harlan added four
points by pretty drop kick from the
thirty-tiye yard line, executed with
rare skill from a difficult angle Cap.
tain Mccormick made Princeton's first
touchdown toward the end of the first
half, after three vicious plunges into
the line, the Tigers having secured the
ball within striking distance of their
opponents goal line. ms the result Of
a fumbled bunt. The speedy, dash
ing. slippery Tibbott made the second
touchdown for the Tigers toward the
middle of the second half, after a brils
liant and sensational run Of fifty yards
around the left end of the line, in
which he cleverly eluded the Indian
tacklers, who did their best TO run him
down. Harlan kicked both goals.
Harlan's drop kick from the field
which was one of the outstanding fea-
lures of the game, came toward the
end of the first half. Princeton had
forced the ball we'll into Carlisle terri
tory when Harlan dropped back to his
thirty-five yard line, well over toward
one side of the field. for a try at goal
Phillips made a perfect pass, and
while several Indians came rushing
through TO block the kick Harlan took
a step forward and sent the ball whirl-
ing true to the mark directly between
the posts. The crowd cheered tumult-
uously, and the Princeton undergrad
yates went fairly wild in their joy, as
well they might. as Poe could not
have done the trick better.
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A Great Opportunity.

So acre farm, 81 acres meadow In
highest state Of cultivation, % acres
pasture. 2 miles from Bennington.
Beautiful view, 8 room house. 30x45
barn underground stable, running
water to house and barn, Is apple
trees. Terms small, amount to be
paid down, balance $500 per month
and interest until paid for. Price on.
ly 100000.
A Wonderful Bargain
No. 155 As acre farm, IA acres level
meadow, % acre pasture, wood land,
100 sugar trees. Will keep four cows,
span of horses, 20 sheep, cuts IA tons
of hay. Nine room house, l barn
24x30. wagon house 1Sx24, sheep and
COW shed 14x32. corn house 12xl6, hen
house 10xl2. Farm well watered
With this farm is included pair
of horses. double and single harness,
double wide tired wagon, spring wagon
and buggy. $4,000 cow, 81 sheep,
200 Id. hog, "a hens and chickens,12
tons of hay In barn. acre corn, acre
potatoes, buck eye moving machine,
horse rake, spring tooth harrow, new
sap house with new evaporation, tank
tin sap buckets and spiles for 100 trees
2 plows, spring tooth harrow, shovel
pillow and cultivator pair sleighs, l long
wood sled, shOvels, forks, hoes, rakes,
sythes, hammers, iron bars and all
small tools OH farm together with the
house furniture. All for the unheard
of price OF $l50000.
Read This Proposition Carefully.
No. 1lS. Two story house with
one and one,half acre of land House
contains five rooms on first floor, three
rooms, second floor, bath and toilet
Barn 1Sx24, ceiled inside, clapboarded
and painted outside, buildings all slat-
ed. Heat with Simmons steam heat
err, plenty of closets and cupboards.
Parlor finished with quartered white
oak, sitting room finished with select
ed red birch with hard wood floors OF
same. Dining room finished with nat
ural spruce, kitchen, bath and pantry
finished in Georgia pine, also the
floors. Bay window and dining room
has Venetian blinds inside, screens
and screen doors, storm windows and
doors made for house. Call and see
photo of house. Price only $4,000.
This Place is Worth Twice What is
No. 1863. One hundred seventy-five
acre farm, rs acre meadow, 100 acrr
pasture and wood lot, at least 1900
cord of wood on place, chestnut, beach
oak, maple aud white birch, $50 maple
trees, one barn 50xS0 underground
stable under all, corn house 25x30,
horse barn 30x40, blacksmith shop
equipped, running water to barn.
This place is worth $250000. Price
$4,000.
No. 161. Farm Of 500 acres. IS
acres tillable, 100 acres pasture. 375
acres woodland, sugar orchard of 400
trees, keeps So sheep, four head cattle,
one pair horses, cuts % tons hay,
house 36x27, ell 16x16, in good repair.
Two barns 52x3S, sheep barn BOXES,
hog house, corn house, spring water,
q nice summer place, trout stream
on farm worth 100000. Price only
$4,000.
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ALFONSO IN ENGLAND.
German Emperor to visit Edward
Next Week.

German Emperor to visit Edward
Next Week.
LONDON, Nov. 4.-The king after
holding council has gone TO Sand
bingham, where he will entertain the
king and queen of Spain for week.
| There will be full muster of the
royal family, with the Spanish am
bassador, the Comtesse de Paris, the
Princess Louise of Orleans and the
Duke Of Alba in the house party. The
king of Spain is received as though he
were member of the royal family,
like the queen of Norway, and there is
little formaity and ceremony. 1t Is a
family party at Sandringham after
Queen Alexandra's heart. When the
week is over the king and queen of
Spain will pay series of visits to
West Dean park, Welbeck abbey and
elsewhere and will attend the wedding
Of Prince Charles of Bourbon and
Princess Louise of France at Wood
Norton, in company with the queen of
Portugal.
England is to be invaded by royalty
during the month of November. The
German emperor and empress, who, 1t
is expected, will be accompanied by
the imperial chancellor, Prince Won
Buelow. and to whose visit some po-
litical significance Is therefore attach
ed, will arrive here on Monday next
and will spent week as guests OF
King Edward and Queen Alexandra at
Windsor castle.
A staff of several hundred workmen
are busy In and around the historic
riverside home of the British sovereign
and have already greatly altered the
appearance of the grounds and build
ing.
A series Of the most elaborate enter
tainments has been arranged, including
theatrical performances and great
state banquet, at which the German
emperor will meet many of the leaders
Of Great Britain's social and political
worlds. The banquet will surpass in
splendor anything of the kind before
attempted, for in this, as in all other
respects, King Edward is DESTROYS Of
showing the greatest honor to his
nephew, in the hope of forging another
! link In the chain which is to draw the
| two countries closer together.
Soon Windsor castle will shelter no
fewer than four ruling European mon
archs, the German emperor and the
kings Of England, Spain and Norway.
The kings of Spain and Norway, with
| their consorts and the infant heirs to
their respective thrones, are COM
| ing on unofficial visits, but with all the
members of the British royal family
will go to Sandringham for the cele-
bratiOn of the kings birthday, Nov. 8.
Another event of the month that will
bring together many royalties is the
wedding of Don Carlos of Spain and
/ Princess Louise Of Orleans, which
takes place at Wood Norton, the Eng
lish home of the Duke of Orleans, the
head of the Bourbon Orleans family.
The king and queen of Spain, the
queen of Portugal and the Duke and
Duchess of AOsta will all be present at
the ceremony and receptions, for which
elaborate arrangements are being
made.
The birthday Of King Edward Of
Great Britain will be marked among
other things by the presentation to
him on behalf of the peODle of the
Transvaal of the great Culinan dia-
mond, whose value approximates $780,
I000
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state Attorney to Sue Harden.

BERLIN, Nov. 2.-The Harden-Molt-
Ike case has entered on new phase. 1t
appears that the state attorney has
decided to take up the matter and
bring suit against Herr Harden, ed
itor Of Die Zukunft, before a bench of
five judges. This decision apparently
is due to the widespread opinion that
General Count Kuno Won Moltke was
hardly dealt with In last weeks trial
Of the suit for libel against Herr Har-
den. 1t also denotes complete re-
versal OF the attitude Of the state at
torney, who originally had refused to
bring suit against Herr Harden AT
General Won Moltke's instance, leaving
the latter to take private action on his
own account.
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A CONSERVATIVES CLUB
Organization Formed by ~. Georges
Church, New York.

Church, New York.
NEW YORK, Nov. L. Standing AZ
one OF the very few organizations OF
Its kind In the world, the Consulnp-
tiyes' club, formed by the clergy OF ST..
Georges Protestant Episcopal church,
Is In active operation. The only per-
sons eligible for membership are those
who have inclpient tuberculosis or
with whom the dis Sc has shown only
the first symptoms.
The church exacts promise from all
members that they must care for their
health. They are to refrain from all
work and worry and to live in the
open air as much as possible. Each
member Is supplied with tent attach
ment, fastening to the window sills,
making 1t easy for them to sleep with
their heads out In the open air.
Weekly meetings are held In the
memorial house of the church, and
each patient will tell how he Is getting
along. The club members will be sup.
ported by the church.
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In a Sen of Mud.

ITHACA, n. Y. Nov. 4.-COrnell de
feated the Western University OF
Pennsylvania by the score of Is to 8
The score in the first half was to {
in favor of the Pittsburgers, who out
played the Cornell substitutes and al
tered lineup and would have made 9
higher score but for the consistent
kicking of the Comedians. The field
was sea of mud, and a heavy drlz
zle fell throughout the struggle.