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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-13
uorv Datota.

-Sfon0lmnbian Mmerican 8anf Scr
er 1argos femte 8anfinititution, be-
9p11ote 6orretning oen 30ie Sm
Mftieeierne i%nobefattcr mango al De
leoen6e Sfonbinaper ioopel i 8per
iom / SEN Gel al SEQ &iper Dnlen,
s. S. @agen, Abercrombie, ct 6en
npe 8onfs Yreii6ent, Cars Gbriiti=
anion, Sarge, Giceprgii0ent, og 81.
6. 8ellono, Sos erer.
- s. q. Mc@onpille, fratruoenoe
@ountpfasierer for Gois County, bar
u~noerrettet ii,re &autiomiiter ON, at
ban er $500 / ltnberbalonce. Tn
berbolancen, forflarc6e Fan, lfplotes
at @oluntpets Mioler blep 6rl,gt paa
@run6 al Spgoom / bans 6amilte
og til at gipe bans 8ern cir College
l16oamelie. @an tror at ban biloe
bore iitano til at e%ritotte Nclebet,
fpr bans Iermin uolsb. 9an bab6e
bRret &asierer / to Serminer %
babbe ifiult lin ltnoerballa,ee in0til
MI. Set antages, at ltn0erballancen
bill belebe Jig til ca: $4,000.
@bmorb Sbomp jon / @rano
SORTS bar i 8egpnbelien al ii6lte
uge 1,6iat for en- lllpffe, ser ner
bapbe foitet bon bans 2ip, og iom
bar forpol6t BAN frpgtelige 9ioelier.
@m1 bar ON Mftenen alene 3iemme,
og oa ban meo cit te1pot 2ompe
ff1loe gao 10 / 8renoielsif1,rct,
gleo ban poa DC i%sbelagte Grin %
fal6t, bporpeo 2on1pen fnuftes og
og SEN b%rnnbe1roe Die iprgite6e ODER
bans &le6er. @el6igbis 5apoe ban
Manosnerperelie NOT til at rl.lle fig
/ @neen, tt6til Slben bar lluffet,
men bo bar Ser n9iter life ct &aar
pao bans &ope6, og bans @en=
Der bar ct fort 8ran6ioar. s benne
3ilito,16 lob ban / SEN itr9nge &1lI6e
til EN- 2age, og naor De beftige
Gmerter fraregnes pil bon Hippo
belbig fra oct.
- Senator s. g.. @unoerlon of
Nelion County bar / Senatet rettet
en- O%pfororing til en- lnoeriegelie
%angaoenoe 6ert Moa6e, bporpao $42,<
608.30 er bkpet brugt al Statens
8ilottontrolfommisiion, og ON 5ta=
tens 8ilot gibes Sen forneone Be-
fpttelie. @,noerion flyer / lin @eio=
luton, at @~ommiiionens @apport
for oe iioite to Mar reber Ell 9oielbe6,
iom life ltemmer oberens me6 ben
3fonomi, iom Stotens Deporten1enter
er poalagt at iagttage.
Gre Mnti=8ais 6orilog, en- Sill,
6erfreper 8epillin9 for StatenS
Goriggsfarme, en- 8i(t ON Snitiattb
og &%eferenoum iamt en- &eiolution,
Ser onbefa1er SSn6fomitffat, blep in6z
brogt / Senatet 6orllag itbite uge,
bporefter 2egislaturen l16iattc fine
Ngber til ben 12te San11ar.
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-13
1tbenior &jbbenbaox.

3biiteo::- @srtler 8ranot. Stage
Gmil Mielien. 8ingfiebing: Sine
Morie 2or. 6ialtring: @9riitian
@icborbt @rsnfelot. @isbef: Sfop-
fogeo g. 30. g. Zimmerman. 8a,,-
oers: 8irgitte Sennels. @orie
Brandt. Margretbe Ssraenlen. Soy
tiebing: @ieit9iper q. Maoicn.
@sobp: Cline 2iit5en. 5toftemarte:
@ooroeier Sens @ielien. 8ingfteb:
Mnno @riitine Ssreenie,,. Speno=
borg: @bbar6 M6olf @anien. 8re=
rup: Ole Yeter &asmusien. Soo-
By: @oaroeier Ssren Senien. g.
8amorlep: Murgretbe @rlnanet. @el=
11u1o: Sine Ssl,1,l. Ssbp: &riiten
Eroelien 2un6. Marb11s: Soul 8or1lm
M%n6reaien. 8eilbp: 8oren Marie
9anielien. @elingsr: Sanolege
Soul @orms @ultrl1. @nfefru &os<
ml,sien. &inglteo: 5fomogermeiter
Aoolpb Sprgeniens @nfe. S1agelie:
Gprbboer Sergen ma6ien. Storebe<
binge: @unnor Mielien. Npborg
Tannp Melcbior. Sbenie. 6abrifmt
6. @pemoien. sneotermeiter S. 6.
s. @ermoie. &iebmano s. 6. Mpl=
Ter. 8ogenie: @arie @liiabetb &e-
terien. @eiterool: @%ognefoeeo @or-
ten Mielien. @oloing: gnfefru
Mnna morie @ierre. @amit: @ort=
ner Sle @erenien. &orbus: &iife=
fabrifant 6. 81. 8ecb. 2ofomotipis-
rer Mler. @oulien. 8afmeiter S. 6,
3e6erien. Mn6ers 8oulien., &ol.
borg: mor melbecb Sbor11p. &oit:
b1.o SbIifons @nfe. Srefen Sigbot.
Dine @briftine Softe 6ercb. sonb:
oyer Ebor11p beo Msiens: @%aar6eje,
Sore1tt5e1S 9u1trn Crime. Ms1ens
2ege Carl 2inb. @ersbolm: Cart
nerelep @icbaro Sulius Ssrenien
Sfelifer: Molermeiter $. 6. 8i
Iom. Mpfisbing S.: st. &ogb &os
musiens &uitru. @anbers: GnoerI
8ranots &uitr11. 8ir9itte Sennels
Miitrltp: @nfe Mfeta @irltine Mnoer
len. Suelbierg: @nfe @agoalen
gbriitenien. Sbim: spen0 @anien
. Melbp: @aar6mano Sans Seppeien
&olm6r11p: @%aaroeier @briiten @e
/, 6erlen. @oloing: &iebman6 S. s
: 8oiien. @ei1e:: &ortifulier @br. Se
: renien. ct. 2ime: @artner Ole 81
t renien. @ngelsbolm: Nrbeiosman
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&eloIen. @an6ers 2ofomotipfgre
gI@. Miloers @nfe. Spman6 GborIe
@eberin @briitenien. &o6e 2eo p1
@renao: iSuseier @osmus Melle,
s. He6eritrl,p pr. 8allerup: 81,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-13

ion M,1oersion. Sfon1ogcripeto Mor:
tin &crsiou Cabin. SiOie 1ront-
5ine 9orjem. Sneofer Cars @onienS
@ultru M1tro. 81iffeniloger &eter
&pr1cnien. Matros Gbr. @orne;
molu, Heterien. Snebter @ilb. Slul
2asle n. &leiuimeO Soban @enorit
Scbmobr. @l1sbeitprcrin6c .@elene
Gmilic Mslcbcnfclot. Sfon1ogcrnlc-
lter Miels @etcr Gbriltenicn. @on=
%oelsnano SIR. 6reocrit &ielien
Iru &nrcm Marie @anlen. Snebfer
Mortin Gbr. &eis. @gent Miels &e-
ter Mol5cn. Cos % &anoorbeioer
>. Mnoreaiens &,itru gliie. So
brifont glios Speno 5penoien Scott
toriit SSear @ausmalm Glauien. Gnfe
Sine &ielien. 6rt. aaren @orie
Mielicn Iigge. @aaroejer 20. g.
MortenienS @uitru @aniine. Moifin-
orbeioer Glof Senlen. &ontorcbef
@ermon %ilbelm 9ltrup. 9ellner
@ialmor @onie,,. l1brmaeer Carl
@ilbclm Mielicn. @nfe 8oel SobnS=
batter @jerf. 6rf. 2optie Sopbic
&eterien. Barter Noge Gbriitionien.
llbrmager Sofl,s 5tillboff. @nfcfr1,
Morie 2ouiie Sobanien. Iriier poa
90. r@elli9 Olop" Siaismunb Chr.
Scbjerning. @onoelsmano Niels
@o,tlien. 6bp. aran1n.er Anoreas
@ilb. @onien. Ior1uer Carl @alfoan
SSergenlen. 1bp. 2ererinoe Nlpi(oo
&ggorine Sanien. @eniiuniit Sens
&etcrien. Silbclmine Serenier. CIT
fefru Maoiine &allespc. Gnfefrn
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emma Mnine @on9. Spparter 81
rem Mnoerl en. SfrGooer 2rnos SUI
itru Slga. Tbp. Spr1ollo Mn0erlens
@llitrl1 Mlpiloa. 8ogbol0cr Mnoreas
Gbriitian Mnoreien. 0irettpr Iu=
quit @einricb Green. Yeniionilt Aham
5beooor Miiller. Gbauffpr Noge Ser
oinano @iloicbisot5. 6bp. Smeoe=
ipeub Sens Senien 1emreripeno
Sons Mnoreoien. gnfe Sssobolnc &oS=
mine Sipertien. Sfomogeripeno 9}ils
Slsi jon. SRI Mnno 5ofie Mnoerlen.
8ontorcbef @ernrau Gilbelm 2itrup.
$50. @aaroejer Sacob Socobien.
Mgent Morius Nuguit Msrcb. Som
torbl1o 0uniel 5borpolo @amorm
@nfefru @ilbelmine Socobine See.
@prtler Olui 2i,tn9quiit. Irefcn
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S,oban Sl,li,1s Senien. Sforitens=
fejermeiter 0ll1t Jreberif Msller.
Ior ifolel9rerinbe G1tber Moreretbe
Ebilipien. 6rt. Gbriitia,c @an1ine
3eterien. Gualagaerife 3aren !9en=
riffo GoIbircf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-13
N1innefota.

Minne(ota.
- GountpfommiSiioneu for Otter
Soli County bar be iluttet at lutte
me6 at bctolc ltlpeprGmier. Statel1
betoler $3.50 for fuloporne lllpe %
SO for l1nger. Iesl,oen bar County
ct betolt $3.50 for borne % 50 for
finger. Srofifcn far pGret liplig.
og @%,unoreoer al &rGmier CT blepet
betolt bpcr &inter;; men ltlpe11c tager
life al fra Mor til o1bet. &ommis=
jionen CT fpn11ncn til set &el1lltot,
at ser bliper lige mango ltlpe 0rebt,
ielp on finn Stotsprpmien bctolcs.
) Ell Metsiog al 8etip Hetcrion /
Groofston, Gnfe otter Mlfreo Feterion
imob Yrl1oentiol 2ife Sniuronce Cont
ponp, tilfjenote CIT SrSl1rp @ageri fen
$1,000 og &c,te fra Mau0ens 500 /
S11li ifjor. Eeterion blep fu,oet oeo /
ct &qrelie / Jim 6ooers @us ON Scat
ten, og Ell 2igipnSiurp erflereoe, at
bom bobbe begoaet SelpmorO. San
bapoe uotaget EFT 2ipsforlitriug for
81. 900 mtnore ems ct Mnr fpr, %
en- 8eitemmelie i Yolicen gioroe
benne ngploig, beriom Sen nslurereoe
beoe for cge1 9on6. Sogiegerife ,1
eior6e gjeloenbe, at 0eoem ifplotes
ct Goo6eifub, % Sl,rpen ofpiite 3or=
iporsiioens &rop ont, at 2isipnsjurp=
cns &jenoelie ifl.loe betrogtes lom
| ofgjerenbe 8epis.
- 90 l,ngc MGlro fra Groabl,
stationsagent Soiepb anoerion %
Sobn &. Speri en- opbo1ot Jig Mptoars=
not / @lbop 2afe for at fejre set
nDe Mors @nfomit. "a Sc benimoo
Morgen ntlbe fjpre tilboge til Or
oobl poa cit Nrnbane=8 eloctpeoc.
Dor DC e1,bel ber11ieoe. Da &c tierte
ODER 8roen ODER Yonnne &c 3erre
&iper tort beo 2borsberg Citation,
ltprteoe Sc mcb &elocipeben us ODER
@roer til 81,nben al G1o6en, / Ell
9pboe al 80 500, % ilog fig libel.
4oo @r1uno at 6en poloiomme Snes
form blep Be fprit iap1eoc ct 8ar
Gage efter, oe Ser blep % anltillet
Gfteriegning. Ole @ilbertien fanot
2igene, ser bar itipfrosne. 8egge
bar ueifte, mellem 20 og 30 @ar,
og forleree0e 6eres @eore, iom er
@nfer.
- S 0ulutb .blep Ser ii6ite 6reoag
Morgen begoaet en- ubpggelig @olos=
bmoling, bporpeo cit &olitibetient
blep ifuot. SO 10 Mor gornle Gutter,
@m. @o35ar6 og Mlgot Sobnlon,
benbolospis n8ell 8op" og 9atpor-
ter i &otel Mc&ap, operfolot peo al
3 Si6en ON Morgenen Natclerfen,
Clarence St11biteao og cit Sell 8op
peo Mopn Charlie 6irope6, JON
itoo / 2obbpen, tpang 6em me0 Sc
polperen til at boloe &pn0erne op.
bborpaa be ferte Dem meb ino
spiieioIen og banot bem til Ell
gtette. @erpoa to9 6e $50 at Sen.
eeifuffen og flngteoe. Saa inart be
to mun6ne Sfre TOM lgs, ifete Mnmel:
6elien til 8olitiet, en- Sagt blep be:
9pnot, og Yolittbetient @beSmor'
'ifongebe 6em peb 8roen ODER til Gu:
perior. San bragte fine Sanger mi
III en- @pqrpogn, bpor De fit Sob a
iette. Jig neo. &luoielig tog Mo5
5ar6 en- Mebolber, iom Yolittbetiente1
life bap6e feet, frem, og affpreoe
@fuo moo @olitibetienten, Der oeo
: poo ste6et. Sc u1ge 8anoitte
tpang &onorftpren og @a%siagerern
til at bol6e Jig rolige, meoenS 3
: flpgteoe no al Sporpognen, o4 for
: iban6t i Mgrfet. @n flor &olitiitprf
ienotes poa Sogt efter Mooerne % 3
er nit p%aagrebne.
Il g.. rr rot Chen. 1T 80 har tom
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-13

AZ kursrs On ForsIsIslss Pea en- Dag.
Tag LAXATIVE o Quintne Tablets. Apothe-
kere reGunderer Pengens I Mangel At Kur. +. ".
GROVES Underskrtftp aa hver Eske. Is Cents.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-13
Joma.

- Sen nDe Bentley % Olmitea6s
Sfofabrif, Des Moines CT nebbrenot
me6fsrenoe ct Sab al 100000.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-13

- Sire Observation-Disclosures, Sc,
lefonitation og tire 8eboeliesbuie
brente iiolte l1ee / Mc@ullsburg,
Storp County. 1abet beleber Jig
til $55, 900, moo $4,000 Msiuronie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-13
En- hoist vidunderlig Kur.

Joseph D. Underhill, i Doland, S.
Dakota, siger: "Jeg har opnaaet
stor Lindring af Deres White Wine
of Tar Syrup. Jeg havde en- dybt-
siddende Hoste og Legerne opgay
alt Haab ON min Kur og kaldte Diet
Tsering. Jeg pr1vede alt vi sh5rte
Tale ON. Tilsidst bevegede en- al
mine Venner mig til at BRUCE Deres
White Wine of Tai Syrup. Jeg
brugte ~ Flaske og er aldeles
frisk. En- saadan Medicin kan jee
anbefale til dem SON PLACES paa
samme Made.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1911-03-14
Will RECORD NE
VVADA U ALUMNI

A movement, finding a counterpart
in nearly every university, is on foot
at the Nevada university to obtain
and commit to a permanent record
the names, records and subsequent
history with present address of all
who at any time or for any period at
tended the university either in Reno
during the past % years or in Elko
before that.
Miss Louise Blaney Twaddle, secre-
tary of Alumni Register committee,
has written a letter urging all who
can to assist in giving this informa-
ton. The addresses received will not
only enable work OF the permanent
register to be expedited but will serve
as an aid in inviting all the old grades
to the university homecoming next
May, an event of great Importance.
The letter, which is self-explana-
tory, is given below:
President office, University of Ne
vada, Reno, Nevada, March II, 1911.
To the Editor
Silver State, Winnemueca, Nevada.
Dear Sir:
"On account of the growing mum
Der of alumni the former students of
the university, cooperating with a
faculty committee, are at work com
piling under one cover, the first com
p~rehensive catalogue of graduates of
all departments, as well as of all UNI
der graduates.
"This book will be a directory and
record of each student ever matricu-
lating in any department of the uni
II xvarcffx- chOrr.n- ELL -oy,a 1-a1-
position, present address, names of
married alumnae, date of death of de
ceased alumni, etc, and in the years
to come will be a valuable record.
"Since leaving the university halls
many former students have not been
heard from, and, as secretary of the
committee having the work in hand,
| am asking, if through your columns
you will assist the university in the
work by giving publicity to the eff
fort being made, and requesting any
person who might read the notice, and
who at any time attended the Univer-
sitv of Nevada, either at Reno or
Elko, graduate or not, to turn his or
her thoughts back to us at least for
the moment it would take to seend us
a post card bearing his or her full
name and present address. They will
then receive our letter welcoming them
to the university homecoming May 70
to II, 1911, to renew old ties.
Corrections and additions to our
list of addresses are earnestly re
quested.
every sincerely,
"LOUISE BLANEY TWADDLE,
"Seeretary of Alumni register com
mittee, Presidents Office, University
of Nevada
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1911-03-14
Application No. 1877.
Notice of Application for Permission
to Appropriate the Public
Waters Of the State of
Nevada

Notice is hereby given hat on the
18th day of March, 1911, in accordance
with Section %, Chapter XXI, of the
Statutes of 1909, one Charles A,
Evans, of Gerlach, County of Washoe,
and State of Nevada, made applica-
ton to the State Engineer of Nevada
for permission to appropriate the pub
lie waters of the State of Nevada.
Such appropriation is to be made from
Soldier creek (%surface and subterran-
can flow, at points in the SWH of
NWH of section 5, township 80 north,
range % east, NJ. d. NJ, and a second
diversion in NWH of SWA Of Section
2s. township 80 north, range 25 east,
M. d. NJ, by means of dams, and 1900
cubic feet per second is to be convey
ed to points in townships SO, 81, SO and
80 north, range 25 east, M. d. B. NJ,
by means of open canals and natural
stream channel, and there used for
irrigation and domestic use. Water
not to be returned to stream.
Signed: j.. II. VAN NAGELL,
Asst. State Engineer
First publication, March IA, 1911.
Last publication, April II, 1911.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1911-03-14
Application No. 1912.
Notice of Application for Permission
to Appropriate the Public
Waters of the State of
Navada
Nevada.


Notice is hereby given that on the
goth day of December, 1910, in accord
ance with Section 25, Chapter XXI,
of the Statutes of 1909, one w. S.
Hill, of Camp Tobin, County of Hum
boldt, and State of Nevada, made APP
plication to the State Engineer of Ne
vada for permission to appropriate
the public waters of the State of Ne
vada. Such appropriation is to be made
from Hillyer canyon, at points at the
lower spring in the canyon, unsurvey-
ed land. Point of diversion six miles
east and two miles south of northeast
corner post of section 80, township %
north, range Al eaet, by means of open
cut, and all the water. of Hillyer can
yon is to be conveyed to points in sec
tion 80, township % north, range Al
east, canyon land unS1rveyed, by
means of ditch and fumes, and there
used for irrigation and domestic pur-
poses. Water to be returned to stream
at point one mile below ditch.
Signed: EMMETT d.. BOYLE,
State Engineer.
First publication March IA, 1911.
Last publication, April IL, 1911.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1911-03-14
DIR. Bells Anti-Pain

A sudden attack of Cholera Morbus
is dangerous. Keep DR.. Bells Anti
Pain at hand, a dose relieves almost
instantly. 1t alsa cures Diarrhoea,
Cramps, Flux and all Bowel Com
plants. For sale at Eagle drug store.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1911-03-14
TREES AND sHRUBBERY

Those wishing to procure healthy
young trees and shrubbery for plant
ing can do no better than consult with
Frank Random, as he represents the
Pioneer Nurseries of Salt Lake City.
1w,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-06-08
VERMONT NOTES.

The new church to be built at South
Pownal by the Baptist society will be
rs by s. feet with 75-foot sprc. The
building will cost $1,000. and Will be
COMPLETED about September !.
The operating revenues of the Rutland
railroad or the month OF April We're
81 %; So and the operating expenses
s,,a,q7943. giving net operating revenue
az s-oa7S.:7. For the months preceding
April 3D. the operating revenues were
t-iM7.22, ana the expenses. sN"'Tl7@
Mlddlehury College, beginning with the
academic year of l9ll-12, Will institute
Il department of engineering. 1t aims to
~ students who look forward to the en-
~ineerlng profession TO enter the Junior
year in any technical institute Of the
frst grade.
For the second time within month the
front of the Surprise Merchandise store
I'm Barre must be fi,ted with nov glass,
Teams and 1ostling Of crowds have brok-
an the windows before, and this time n
Morse. unhitched In front of the build
i'm, came into contact with an awning
fixture that follows the window from the
ground up. bending it in such way as
to crack the glass of each plate
Trror-year- old irene Peterson of Frog
city in Plymouth was burned to death in
tho house of her grandparents. Mr., and
Mrs. julius Salter Mrs. Salter went TO
the rural delivery matt box, and the little
.,irl who Rad hitherto accompanied her.
was locked In the house for some child
jsh naughtiness. When the grandmother
returned I'm a few minutes the house was
| burned to the ground
New corporations registered with tho
| secretary Of state are the Dalton Power
company which wishes to do business in
Vermont with headquarters at Lam
caster, y II. and q branch ut Lunen-
| burg with John +. King as Vermont
manager. The Baggage & Parcels Trans
fer company wants to do a general truck
ing business in Rockingham, Westminster
and nearby towns. The company has
! s. 900 capital and the signers are Park G
Mellick, William e. Heal, r. c. Bedwell
| l.. j. Royce OF Bellows Falls and Georg,
| w. Roland of North Walpole, n. II,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-06-08
AERIAL RACE WON
BY PENNSYLVANIA
Defeats Dartmouth and Williams
in First Balloon Match in
College History.

Peabody, Mass, June 4-Cniversity Of
Pennsylvania. 1t was learned to-day, is
the winner Of the first rcolegiate
balloon race In the history of aeronautics,
having defeated Dartmouth and Williams
Tor distance and for durations In tho race
that began at North Adams yesterday
afternoon. The Pennsylvania balloon,
Philadelphia II. landed at West Peabody
at 1880 last night after covering a dis
lance Of Us miles in little over seven
tours.
The occupants of the Philadelphia II,
A. +. Atherholt, the pilot, and George A.
Richardson OF the University Of Pennsyl-
vania. reported that they had landed in
the woods during a heavy thunderstorm
which forced the racers to remain under
cover in their basket until this morning.
The greatest height reached by the Penn
sylvania entry was 70, ooD feet over Fitch
burg.
A flash OF light which they mistook
for a ray from lighthouse on the
coast led the avators to venture a
descent in the dark rather than risk
being carried out to sea. Luckily
they escaped landing In a little clear
ing In the woods.
The three balloons left North Adams
yesterday afternoon. The Dartmouth
| balloon, the first to land, came dowr
in West Pelham, Mass, Al miles from
North Adams, after three hours and Il
minutes Of air travelling. An hour and
| a quarter later the Williams balloon
landed at Paxton. &c miles in the all
line from North Adams. All the biz
gas bags had $4,000 cubic feet capac
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he Addresses Nearly $4,000 Peo-
pie at the Various Stations
en- Route.
OBLIGED TO TAKE A DETOUR
Needs Chance to Sleep and Wishes
to Avoid Having a Hostile
Bomb Tossed Too
Near Train.


aoro,a .noc,ai tr,ir rive hurs+ina ~
bombs. the firing of cannon and the crack
of muskctry from the ranks of 5000 for
rler insurrecto soldiers. drawn IN on both
hides of the railroad track. welcomed
Francisco I Nadero. Jr. and his marty
Mt noon to-day. frufiy 10000 residents OF
the town including hundreds of Ameri-
rams and other fore,rners narticinated in
a hugo demonstration
Counting tho tbrongs Gathered at vari-
cus stations on route to-day senior Ma
Zero addressed near,y F1.o1o persons.
uboso sbouts of .-,r... ,1adero. still rang
IN tho care of tho N,,oero marty tonight.
Tho er,rg y, sa,utos which has been
executive, ,,,oro ero,,,o,,. ne tho marty nene-
troted frr,hor into tho bo,bed Of nro-
,r,doro so,.ir,a,+ cousad n chenpe In the
.,bod,,,o 90 tha snoo,o, tr.,n Instead Of
,.rcv,oaa,r, dirocti,. +o-nigb, to Zatecas
~, 1T, ,ar. ,ra.r.o, .. ,,ro o,o,oc,, mud
, ,a,a ,,.oa .,do ,roo,,o1 for tho
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can't find words to express my thanks
for the good your medicine has done
me. You maypublish this if you wish"
Mrs. HERMAN SETH, Pound. Wis.
The success of Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, made from roots
used with perfect confidence by women
who suffer from displacements, inflam-
nation. liberation, tibroid tumors, ir-
regularities, periodic pains, backache,
bearing-down feeling, ilatulency indi-
gestion, dizziness, or nervous prostra-
ton.
For thirty years Lydia f. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound has been the
standard remedy for female ills, and
suffering women owe it to themselves
to at least give this medicine trial:
Proof is abundant that it has cured
thousands of others, and why should
it not cure you?
If you want special advice write
Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn. Mass, forit.
1t il free and always helpful,
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