BUMME E FASHIONS. PRINTINC OFFICE. HSronm (So. HBanh. jr. Aiifdeibeidft, and the conductor think they fired not less and a broad crap© .around his hat an fifteen shots. Zimmerman says he Consistency, thou art indeed a jewel saw four men distinctly and at all of The Wonderful Structure Now Bein them wore masks. The did get inside C.H.aHADBOUBJ*:, Bonnets and Hats Hade of FlowersStyles O.H.BOS*. XbVeltie in Erected by the Pioneer Press of the car, and so have become robbere President CashJen Manufacturer of in Mourning—Ubvel'0iM, and murderers withont pay The police An oval filigree pattern in lilac anc Company-A Combination of mounted and on foot, aided by a large Cor. Minn and Centre Sirs. ties in Jewelry, Etc. white enamel, set with pearls^.is muct Strength and Beauty. forc9 of citizens, are patrolling the river .Fire, Well Building a Steeple- Yenowine's Sunday News: Th great admired for brooches. front and scouring the country to intercept West is nothing if progressive. A Cairngorms of a deep sherry color, the scoundrels. Joseph Ketchum is NEW ULM, -g)~ MINN. a a a of Flower*.- year or so ago the St. a Globe astonished now under the care of Surgeons Muscraft in a plain gold setting, make handsome The effect, novel and rich, yet light its Easter contemporaries by erecting and Dandridge. I appears his bladder ornaments for neck ribbons. Collections ant all bosinem pertaining to banking and attractive, is produced iu bonnet a magnificent ten-story newspaper has been penetrated by one ball and there •».,, prompt!/ attended to. Fin Pressed Bric for A timely design in brooches is a is no hope of his recovery. The man who or hat entirely composed of fine flowera building. The I O E E E S S does not Individual Responsibly, good-sized bunch of miniature lilacs, tumbled off the tender has not yet been '$ propose to be eclipsed by its young and or profusely trimmed with other ornamental fronts. found. Two suspects have been arrested. each blossom having a diamond vigorous rival, and is preparing wonderful copies of nature. There is $500,000. to erect a structure a twice as large centre. a bewildering abundance of carnations, and two stories higher an the Globe a the he&t of shipping facilities and? Owls and owls' heads, with topaz Daphne blooms, ivy, apple blossoms, Dakota Firemen's Contest^ Eagle Mill Co. building. Ground has just been broken will pay attention to mail ordearau eyes, are much in favor for brooches, hawthorne sprays, blown roses, lilies* Huron, Dakota, had a firemen's tournament at the corner of and Robert lobelia blossoms, primroses, etc., that pins, and many other articles of jewelry. and contest, which created much streets for the I O N E E E S S building, NEW ULM, MINNESOTA. interest. The single men's coupling contest, garniture the coaching, afternoon, and which is to be completed in less than a fifty-foot run and couple was, first Manufacturers of promenade hats of wide distorted A scimitar of Eoman goldr with a year at a coat of $700,000, and which will called with four starters: Dligby in five and ROLLER FLOUR be the tallest and by all odds the finest brims. Bonnets entirely composed of hilt richly jeweled with small diamonds one-third seconds. ox five and one-half &u& #c"hell, newspaper structure in the United States. and pearls, makes an attractive brooch. mvi^i fine flowers are in princess shape, and seconds both of Yankton, won first and The accompanying illustration of the second money, Turner No. 2 of Huron ran Fresh-water pearls, in tints varying are usually of one kind of blossoms BY THE building will give the reader a fair idea of in sixty-one seconds. No time was allowed alone, though models are exhibited from an almost pure white to a pearly Brdual Reduction MMl its size and appearance. I will cover a because they failed to cary the required BEEWEB,mTSTER&BOTTLER. showing the crown of one kind and blue, are much in favor for pins and a of hose. Artesian of Hitchcock lot 124 feet square, will have twelve full the brim of another. For instance, bro'oches. came next with no time because they •"if* System, W4^M storiea and basement, the height horn the failed to connect at the hydrant Enterprii'e pink rose buds set with moss-green Four gracefully grouped cherubim, curbstone to the roof being 17 0 feet. The No. 3 of Huro trotte over the tulle on the crown, with arbutus flowers having heads of carved moonstone NE W ULM MINN course in fifty-three seconds, made sure Tfats brewery In one of thelergest,establishments* and foilage covering the brim. and wings of paved diamonds, make coupling, and took the prize. De Smeb of the kind Iu ihe Minnesota Valley and §s fitted Another was shown whereof the crown an unique, brooch. op with all the modem improvements. Keg a**i hooks led off in the contpst for Gieen was composed of velvet fern leaves botile beer fnrnishtd to any parr of the city oa hooks in fifty-three and three-fifths seconds An attractive design in lace-pins is •horS Qotice. My bottle beer is especially adapted-' Scotland followed in sixty-two and a radiating from the center of the bonnet, a star-shaped pattern of sapphires and for family use. quarter. The 100-yard foot race was won and the brim covered with white Country brewers and olhers that bny malt wlB. diamonds upon a background of white by three Aberdeen men, Peper in ten ftnd to their interest to place theh orders wi& and yellow button daisies enamel on gold lace work. and three-fifths seconds, Atherton in me. 411 orders by mall will receive ray prompt ii ten and four-tenths, Huff in eleven and A sweet pea of enamel, in natural A stylish hat had the crown nearly ttg-&^:-AU6. SC5EIX one-fourth, and Langslott of Mitchell colors, with a diamond dew-drop on hidden from view by a large, loose fourth in eleven and one-half. There were one of its petals, is a welcome addition cluster of dark purple violets thickly seventeen entries, but only eleven started. John Hauenstein, to handsome designs in bonnet pins interspersed with thin, glossy, deep Fo the best drilled company Liberty Obtained, and all PATENT BUSINESS attended A handsome design in scent bottle3 Hose and Pride Hooks, two juvenile companies green leaves and stems. A pretty to for M0DERA TE FEES. Our office is opposite the U. S. Patent Office, and we can obtain of Huron, were the only ones to is a flat crystal flask, having a stopper bonnet for a brunet was made of Patents in less time than those remote from answer the call, and so divided the money. of royal blue enamel, upon which are BREWER^|. black tulle dotted with dandelion '& WASHINGTON. Send MODEL, DRA WING ot The remainder of the contests on the programme PHOTO of invention. We advise as to patentability forget-me-nots with tiny diamond flowers set up iu front, veiled with followed. The championship lad-' I free of charge and we make NO (JUARGJS centres. derman's contest was to run fifty feet and the tulle. A bonnet for a blonde is UNLESS PATENT JS SECURED, For circular, advice, terms and references to climb a twenty-four-foot ladder. Following An ancient Roman coin of yellow made of golden-green tulle, with lilies actuiiI clients in your own Mate. County, City or are the contestants and time Langley gold, pierced near the top and bottom of the valley and green and gold wheat of Huron, 51-9 seconds Coquellette of MALTSTER heads forming the trimming in front. by a Roman sword, with a blade of Miller, 51-12 Smith of Miller,51-G: Elliott •rf dark gold and a handle of twisted silver, Cpponte Patent Office, Washington, If. OL Long streamers of ribbon or scarfs of of Aberdeen, 51-7. Purse of §4 0 and is a novel design in brooches. badge—first, $2 0 and badge second, §20 lace again fall from the back of the Bingham Bros. Champion hose cart contest, Mitchell took hat. These are usually brought round Our brewery is fully equipped and able to Sf first money and cart in 4 4 1 5 seconds in front and fastened with a tiny gold all orders. Yankton, 4 5 2-5 seconds Huntley Hose Mr. F. Grebe has charge of Minnbottling the esta2lishment. lace-pin or loosely crossed, but not he .Latest Modes company ran with one length of a ffew Ulm, PROPOSED PIONEER PRESS BUILDIKG y,*. ».,*. tied. A turkey-red dress, crossed with It is observed on the latest tailoi hose in 4 7 seconds, and Turner No. 2 of DEALERS IN will be sonstructed of stone, brick, glaRB LUMBE Huro ran in 5 3 seconds, but failed to gowns that the buttons are only medium fine lines of black, has a bonnet of and iron. I will be entirely fireproof, the couple. R. Pfefferle, in size. If there is a waistcoat turkey-red crossed in diamond patterns only wood used being the interior finishings. it should be simple in character, as with bands of black straw galloon. The style of architecture is in keeping The Crop Outlook. with the massive solidity of the structure. the entire suit is designed with rigid The bonnet brim is of black The design shows a successful combination The following is the June crop report velvet with a tiny frill of yellow lace avoidance of anything that interferes S-& Dealer in of strength and beauty. The first two issued by the department of agriculture: plaited up inside. White cloth bonnets with the symmetrical outline of the LATH, SHINGLES, DOORS, Btories will be built of red granite, There was some reduction in seeding the wearer's figure. For all such toilets are also made to match the tailor the remaining ten of pressed red winter wheat area in some states, though SASH AND BLIND. high white linen collars and narrow brick, with rich terr a cott a ornamentation costumes of Thibet camel's hair and the average breadth of all was but slightly the ground to cuffs are alone admirable. reduced. In the E a and South there Isle of Wight serge. These are decorated Lime, Cement and Coal.CANNED, DRIED & GREEIT the roof there will be a court thirty feet was no material loss of area from freezing, with silver passementeries, gold A thin white dress is one of the square, covered by glass.richiy embellished but in several Western states it was considerable. FRUITS,1S| galloons, velvet accessories in dark possessions which come down in good on al! sides. All of the interior pillars and The apparent reduction of colors, or with puffings of plaited surah, beams will be of iron, the floors deadened, shape from year to year. A colored breadth of winter wheat, as compared Lowest prices always. etnd Feed* and everything will be covered with fire following the style of garniture with at of last year, is a embroidered chambrey, a figured FIOTJLT proofing. The great building will haveevery one and three-fourths millions of used upon the tailor suit it accompanies. sateen and a pretty gingham make known contrivance for comfort. All engines acres The percentage of reduction for the changes enough to satisfy most women. Opposite Railroad Depot, STOKB,WOODKN AND Wixi.mA boilers and lighting and heating plants entire winter wheat region is placed at will be in a separate building. There will The styles of making such NEW ULM, MXKH 7.2 per cent, in comparison with the reduced W A E be our elevators, the building entirely area harvested last year. There gowns are much the same as last year. NEW ULM, MINJT. lighted by electricity, and a marvelous has been an increase of area of spring Long pointed waists, colored velvet S in Mourning Fr. Vogelpohl equipment of presses is being manufactured wheat in Dakot a and in the territories further girdles, full, tucked, plaited or shirred Many widows wear mouning for for the use of the publishers, who west, but a decrease in Iowa, Wisconsin sleeves are all revived, and parasols to are wealthy enough to erect such a building. life, others for two years (unless, perchance, and Minnesota, making an average decrease The paper proper will occupy the match give the finishing touch. for the spring wheat region as has sometimes occured, a Merchant Tailor, basement, the first and the eleventh and of 1 per cent. Th area in second marriage takes place within There is rejoicing among the launderers, twelfth floors for its own uses. The remainder wheat ia apparently slightly below 36,000,000 that time). All idea of decoration or for fashion will dress herself of the building will be used for office Minn. St., New Ulm, Minn. acres. There is slight local purposes. On the the top floor and elegant ornament is out of place on a mourning in robes of mull, linen and cambric so change of condition of winter wheat, some Is prepared to supply the people of Manufacturer of and Pea|er ia. club room will be fitted up for the exclusive costume. There should invariably delicate in fabric as to survive but a improvement in New York and Pennsylvania, use of the employes of the paper—in New Ulm and vicinity with the best of be seen plain skirts, neat, close-fitting and marked decline in Missouri, day's wear. The skirts of the new CIGARS, all a force of a six hundred men and and minor changes of status elsewhere, bodices, with white crepe lisse in neck zephyr muslins, French lawns, cambric clothing at the lowest prizes. Only boys. making the average 73.3 against 73. 1 in and sleeves and a plain jacket or long and chambreys are wisely fashioned first class work turned out. May, The loss by overflow of the Missis coat. The mourning bonnet is still with a future eye to the washtub. TOBACCOS sippi in Illinois offsets in a the im Crops Looking Better. made in the close cottage shape, with Front gores, if trimmed, are provementi other counties. In Ohio PIPESt a full white ruche about the face and Indiana. Michigan and Kansa the aver embroidered in white thread, while H. HANSCHEN, A general summary of the present crop age condition is nearly the same as in outlook of the Northwest would state a veil of various lenghts to indicate the back is laid in flat plaits that can May. The acreage of barely is nearly the at the average condition is good. The Cor. Minnesota and Centre IT for whom the mourning is worn is the be ironed with little trouble. None same as last year. New York and Wisconsin past week has been most favorable for all Contractor and Builder, proper street attire. The ruche around of the summer muslins are caught up, streets. •. &&£££ are credited with an increase of 1 kinds of grain, and while in some localities the face was once called the widow's puffed, or puckered into iron defying per cent. Minnesota with 2, Dakot a with wheat is from a week to ten days late, NEW ULM, HMIN5T* 10. Iowa, Misssouri and California report the average reports are cheerful and satisfactory ruche, but feminine vanity has altered loops. a small reduction. The condition of in tenor. Reports of an inferior Special attention given to mason Jno. Neuman* that. Yes, vanity in mourning permits The Empire will, be the most popular barley averages S-8.9. I is only SO in stand of grain are scattering, and the any on© to wear such a ruche in California. The area of rye is practically style for house dresses. The short causes producing such a result are work in the city and country. any mourning. A widow's veil must the same as last year. Condition, 93.9 purely of a local nature. In a few waists and plain skirts are certainly New Ulm, Minn. reach to the hem of her skirt a daughter's sections high winds have blown the«oil Dealer in very charming on pretty women. I GOODS from the roots of the young grain, but or a mother's just below the waist, saw a very pretty gown made in this The North Star Lung and Throat Balsam these few localities have not been favored Minneapolis Water. and a sister's, niece's or grandchild's is a sure cure for coughs and colds. style the other day. It was composed with the warm rains which have of late so Hate, Caps, Motions, $W^ri The report of the health officer of Minneapolis, not quite to the waist. For a friend of cream-white cashmere, the Empire generally prevailed, and the light, sandy Minn., attributes the winter black is sometimes worn, but a veil Groceries,* Provision^ nature of the soil accounts largely for such skirt finished by a ruche of cholera which prevails in at city to its conditions. Reports gathered from different never, not •even when the friend is a wretched water. Hi conclusions are the Crockery and Glassware^ cream-white lace eaught closely down, H. BMoIphi, points on main and branch lines of the result of careful post-mortem examinations distant relative, who, may be, has left the waist, a plain little affair trimmed Green, Dried and Canned St. Paul Minneapolis & Manitoba railway where death was said to be from the mourner a legacy. around the square neck, and the elbow are to the effect at wheat winter cholera. I many of those casea the Fruits, etc, etc. Hi I is in as good an average sleeves with a similar ruche of diagnosis was wrong. estimates at A mourning house dress is always A N A E OF & DEALER I N condition as could be hoped for, and at 40 per cent of the population ha*'e been narrow lace around the waist was a made with a little train to the plain Boot and Shoes the weather ol the past week has been all affected by the disease. a at his I will always take farm produce In exchanft long sash of cream-white moire, knotted skirt. A widow wears, in the house, at could be desired. The prevailing investigations lead him to great aution for goods, and pay the highest market price far a^ at the back, the ends falling to cold weather following seeding was not as an additional badge of woe, a white and these investigations, asssited by Dr. kinds of paper rags. -.' $ damaging to wheat, but on the contrary the ruche at the foot of the skirt. C. U. Hewitt, of the a board of health, crepe widow's cap, which is usually Minn. & 3d N. strs., *New Ulm, Minn. caused it to stool well, and in but a few led him to suspect the water supply omitted from the attire after two In connection with my store Ihm a flint flat I as the most likely source of the disease. years, even though black be worn for saloon furnished with a splendid biUiard tableaaf* ISOLATED LOCALITIES He accordingly sent the bowels of case No. A large assortment of men's and a on N life. A great many persons once objected has it been drowned out I is. moreover, my customers will always find good liquors aa#clgars,and 1 to Dr. T. M. Pruden, of the College of boys1 boots and shoes, and ladies' and owing to the backwardness to black for life on account of French challie polonaises are draped every forenoon a splendid lunclu^ Physicians and Surgeons, New York. Dr. children's shoes constantly kept on of spring, and the prevailing cold Pruden submits a report in which he finds saddening the household and the little over skirts of moire. All goods purchased of me will be dellrerfc^ J&_ hand. Custom work and repairing weather of the early season at no at winter cholera is caused by bacteria ones, but such a number of women Moire is extensively used in silk of any part of the city free of cost. trouble from the chinch bug is anticipated. promptly attended to. from poluted food or water. These bacelli wear nothing but black after thirtyfive all shades and ribbons. Oats are doing fairly well, and Minnesota Street, KewUlm, IPms^ resembles typhoid fever germs a were he increase of acreage large. Corn is late. years nowadays this is no longer White cloth jackets will be much found in the stomach and intestines of Meat Market, Advices from Brainerd, Minn., are to the winter cholera victims in 'enormous numbers. taken into consideration. Children in used for wraps during the Summer. AKD THE CHICAGO effect at a late rain has greatly benefited They are white and plump, with America are rarely seen in mourning. English tailor-made suits are seen crops in at section. In Olmsted county, rounded ends, and show great activity. It is the saddest sight to see a in tweed in big checks of light and ORTH- this state, small grain are coming up evenly, Rabbits inoculated with them died in from M. E E Prop'r. with the exception of some barley and flock of little ones-burdened so young, dark blue. twelve to twenty hours. Dr. Pruden examined a which failed to germinate. Lat sown and as they do not understand enough water from the Minneapolis supply. White cloth skirts trimmed with MINNESOTA S N E W ULM,M1NN* grain here is all doing well. Corn is planted In samples of a cubic centimeter of .^ to really mourn, sensible persons have gold braid will be worn with silk and between showers. From Madison,Dak..itis water, which is less than a third of a teaspoonful, tactitly abandoned the custom. satin over-dresses. learned at a a rains have insured E undersigned desires to inform the peopfee* bacteria were found as follows: New Ulm and vicinity that he lias re-estaWiakT a large crop of small grain and grass, but No one assumes the garb for a lesser New black silk jerseys elaborately ed his meat market and is now preapared Ho wa# 4 West side pumping station. 68 6 bacteria corn is backward. Huron, Dak., reports period than six months, rarely for less braided, fastened with one button and on bis aid customers and friends with only tfc* 1 E a side, 8.824 21 2 Nicollet, 12,907 corn as corning up, and wheat in the best best fresh and cured meats, sausages, lard and ew .'•" I than a year, and many wear it much rounded off over a vest of white cloth, 21 0 avenue, 472 1,400 condition. Around Winona young grain •rything usually kept in a flrst-class market TlJi Seventh street south, 4.436 328 Eighth longer. No one to-day puts on black collars closed with handsome pearl buttons, nlgnest marketprice will be paidu for FAXT CA4& was nipped by a sharp frost some ten penetrates the Centres of Population or A avenue northeast, 15,485. TLE, HIDES, WOOL, ETC. days ago. Take altogether the situation and cuffs, nor uses wide black-bordered are very stylish. M. E ". at present of growing grain can be considered in handkerchief s,nor stationery with Signs of the coming fashions indicate satisfactory, with a marked improvemen A young man crept under'th floor" o^ deeper mark than the faintest line of that silk will to a great extent take I I N O I S I O W A TTVOLI over at of ten days ago. the residence of William Froggart of Camden, edging.- The question of feeling entirely the place of the cloth and woolen near Thamesville, Can., to shoot a W I S O N S I N governs the etiquette of receiving 'cat. The ball passed clean through the goods, even the lightest, for summer I I A N Shot by Train Robbers. leg of Mrs. Froggart, who happened to be one's friends, but the arbitrary wear. standing in the kitchen above. American Messenger Zimmerman and laws of staying at home from any I N N E S O A .AND \*r)^1 Green and brown is a very popular Baggagemaster Jo Ketchum werealonetogether A an named Munchthaler and his wife BREWERT^i public place for so many months have combination this season. Terra cotta A O A in the express and baggage car •of were found in a cigar store at Detroit, been entirely expunged. A near or Pomperan red with all shades of the Cincinnati, Indianapolis, St. Louis & Mich., dying from the effects of pistol shotB. N E A S A a friend often carries off a mourner to a Chicago railway. Zimmerman, when the Munchthaler had shot the woman three dark and Gobelin bluejs also a favorite train left Delhi,a station twelve miles west times. And himself in the mouth, both dying theatre, willy-nilly, to make her forget «£&4 W O I N combination. .-••* «-u,- i. JOS. SCHMUCKER, of Cincinnati called Ketchum's attention five minutes later. Cause is unknown, for an instant. It should shock no The old fashion is revived of trimming to some a at he saw through the but probably the result of a quarrel. Its TRAIN SERVICE is carefully one after six weeks or two months NEW ULM, MINNESOTA & shirts with rows of velvet ribbon. glass window of the car doorleading to the Three laborers, Daniel Lyon, Thomaa arranged to meet requirements ot have expired. front platform next to the locomotive tender. When three rows are stitched on the Purcell and Fred Moeck. were killed by Pur beer sold in quantities to suit th^i-.y^ local travel, as well as to furnish Bot men arose and went toward the A fiancee may -exercise her own feeling the caving in of a bank where they were middle, one is somewhat broader than purchaser. Special attention paid to tfaa the most attractive Routes tot front door. When within ten feet of it the entirely in the matter of mourning. excavating for a warehouse foundation in bottling of beer.. .Ki_. 'A the ones on either side.|p| :'*:,-., a began firing through the glass window. rvx through travel between important Omaha, Neb. 7 Everyone will feel it a matter of The newest greens are the" esthetic, Ketchum fell, shot in four places.two The myatery of the'-niail car murder desire, of respect, of good taste to abstain TRADE CENTRES. balls entering his abdomen, one his breast, Florentine and bronze shades with a an Maine, ia gradu ally being cleared up and one his left shoulder. Zimmerman from entertaining or going out pale shade in relief like tilleul, or willow I is rumored at the two mail clerks tried to draw his pistol, but it stuck in for nine months at least when the sorrow with yellow tints,Jight Nile green Its EQUIPMENT of Day and have made statements, but the rumor cannot his hip pocket, and he retreated to the for the near and dear is yet a flesh be substantiated Hayes is reported and also the dark moss, myrtle and cypress rear platform of the car, where he met Parlor Cars, Dining and Palace CITY PLANING MILL? wound, not calloused by the action of to have said at a sudden quarrel came the conductor. Th latter pulled the bell colors. Sleeping Cars is without rivaL up between Sellins and Sinclair a the that great healer—time. and stopped the train. While this Most young women must have a Its ROAD-BED is perfection, ol handling of some mail at Waterville, and was going on, one of the a climbed Letters of condolence should be sent •'-••:. MANUFACTTBES tennis suit, and there are many occasions stone-ballasted Steel. both men were exceedingly angry. a on the tender where he was at once. There is no excuse for for? names were called by each man and blows on which such a suit is available itr by the fireman and engineer The NORTHWESTERN is the DOORS, WINDOW SASH,£ followed. Suddenly in a fit of ungovernable getting or omitting this. Cards, too, and knocked stiff by two blows from outside that robust game. It comes favorite route for the Commercial rage, Sellin seized a large knife, which a monkeywrench. Th engineer and fireroan should be sent at once. It is a mark in well for climbing, for boating and Traveler, the Tourist and the Seekers VENETIAN BLINDS, was used he head clerk in cutting rolled him off the tender while the of greater feeling to leave them in fishing, or for any excursion into the after New Somes in the Golden twine, and made a plungeat Jerry Sinclair, train was at full speed. Before he was person. There should be a sense of burying it deep in the side of his breast country. The Tuxedo knitted costume Northwest, MOULDINGS AND FRAMES^ thrown overboard, however, a second and killing him. decency displayed by the men of the robber attempted to climb on the tender, is very satisfactory. Detailed information cheerfully he weakened and dodged back at the family in these matters. A black band jplanbng, turning and aW Cashmeres are in some cases trimmed furnished by While boating on Elkham river Nebraska sight ot the prostrate form of his companion. is not all that is necessary. I once A. M. Norto editor of the Norfolk Dailv entirely with tucks. The flounce has C. W. E HEIDEMAN, Agint, Before the train stopped more work with rib-saw promptly News, and Mrs. a an Beerecke were knew a man of good family who insisted four or five set in some distance above an one robber was seen to jump off and carried against a tree, and upset. A young N«wUlm,Mina. upon his wife assuming the disappear in the darkness. All of them the hem. The drapery has a cluster of and neatly executed. man named Guy Washburn, a son of MARVIN HU6HIT, H. WICKER, deepest crape and his little children •wore masks completely covering their five or six fine tucks near the edge, Quartermaste C. Washburn, who was faces. Not. a word was spoken by the hjack on the death of his mother, but Fioe-Frea't and Otu. tfsofr. Traffic Manajm in another boat, came to the rescue, when and the waist has them both back and A31 work guaranteed. Rata* raaaaa* robbers during the entire affray, and not who went about himself with a light he too upset and drowned. Hi body has able. front as well as in the half loose sleeve. E P. WILSON, a shot was fired at them. Mr.J&m merman been recovered. The others were saved. brown, red and white, big checked suit These tucks are graduated in width. ZELLRB, PwpPfe -V- CknwU FtaneagtrAgwt