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THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.

Contrary to general expectation the
President will at last be able to announce
to Congress that negotiations on the Ala
bama claims matter have been reopcncd
An official dispatch to the State depart
ment has been reccived'to that effect from
Minister Motley. 1t is impossible in
view of the past correspondence that any
result will be reached before the meeting
of Congress.
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Coffee and Sugar put down tc
the lowest notch, at o) oT
t .H.f POWELL & DICkSON'S.
-.

ET Attention is directed to the card
In our paper" Of RowLAsD a. VALE, Claim
Agents, Fort Smith, Arkansas. They
are highly recommended and have great
facilities at Washington for successfully
prosecuting claims and making collcc-
tions, lia .b1isi'l.. 90 ilG.a.J tuHt.iipe
.fcgrf ifnI -ll 1870 . <.----- HaIffr.tAfi
For cheap Paints, Oils Glass and
.Turpentine, go 10 the New City Drug Store
in Van Buren, 'Ii i1
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THE MOUNT AUBURN.
Young Ladies' Institute

HAS q beautiful and convenient location
l. / upon the emincnce from which 1t takes
its name. Its history has been record of un-
interrupted prosperity.
Its course OF instruction runs through three
departments of four years each. Special or
elective courses Of study may be pursued as
far as students may wish. Peculiar advanta-
ges are thus offered young ladies who have
already taken the ordinary English studies.
The best Of instruction is given in music.
drawing antpainting modern languages and
o,her extras. None but the most competent
teachers are employed, rN
Apparatus Is furnished for every depart
mcnt. .sLibfaries containing several thousand
volumes of standard books are always Access
sible. Physical culture Is carefully attended
to. iIt
For catalogues or further information ad-
Rev. A. j. ROWLAND, President
or 1. II. WHITE, Treasurer.
No. l43 Racc-s ST., Cincinnati, Ohio.
aug T,'60-vly F. ~
The Van Buren press., 1869-11-30

tE- Save your money and buy your Drugs
md Fancy Toilet articles cheap at the New
City Drug store IN Van Burtn. ''' ''"''" .
The Van Buren press., 1869-11-30

EE We had the pleasure Of meeting
in our city this morning, Captain CLAY
RonAkDs, of Little Rock. ,la u,.
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THE SPANISH GUNBoATs.
WASHINGTON, Nov. SO.

y
| The Presidents refusal to release the
Spanish gunboats in New York creates
considerable feeling at the Spanish Lega-
ton here. 1t should be remembered that
these vessels were detained at the instance
of the Peruvian minister OH the ground
ofexisting war between Spain and Peru,
and the consequent alleged right of Peru,
to have them detained by the American
Government, as duty Of nnetrality, ac-
cording to the law nations. 1t is not pre-
tended that these vessels are intended to
cruise against Peru, but it is alleged by
the Peruvian Minister, that the employ
ment Of these vessels by Spain, although
not against Peru, they being wholly unfit
and incapable of any such use, yet might
have the effect of setting at liberty other
vessels belonging to Spain, which could
be employed against Peru. 1t is in that
point OF viewpurely question of inter
national law depending on the diplomatic
discretion Of the President
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THE CHINESE MISSION.

Ex. Gov. Lowe, of California, Minister
to China, returned here to-day, and still
adheres to his decision to await the action
of Congress to make the Chinese Mission
a first class one, and it is not improbable
that whether the mission is raised or not
he will resign. .'r1,u 9.tJB Ial elF
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ARKANSAS GAZETTE,

Established n. d. 1Sl0.)
.y...- TEENS: SUBSCRIPTION, s. ..L
WEEKLY--S2 per annum; 81 for six months
one extra copy free of charge will be furni
ed to the getter-up of every club Of ten
scribers at any one Post Office.
DAiLY--Sl0 per annum; 81 per mon
any less time. Address, -.rl,-tiy -
WOODRUFF & BLOCIIER
Nov. 1868. M. g,' -..f- r,e Publishers
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Cholic Cholera Morbus,
SUMMER COMPLAINT 70 ''o'
.dN AND = ajgkf
Fever & rAgue, as'
Ta4lolCAN BE cURED VITA 3o 1r4Y
Peirv Davis Pain Killer

We beg leave to cali tho attention Of the
public to this long celebrated and unrivalled
FAMILY MEDICINE. iI
( The Pain Killer isa purely vegetable COM
pound and while II Ia a most efficient remedy
for pain, It is II perfectly safe medicine even
In the most unskillfl1 hands. f,,s s.,.
IG FOR SUMMER COMPLAINT
Or any other form of bowel disease In chill
,ircn or adults, 1t Is an almost certain cure.
and has without doubt been moro successful
in curing the various kinds OF ali4l5 7e
l"W ?" CHOLERA ani st3h ht
Than any other known remedy. or even the
most skill(ul physician. In India, Africa and
China. where this dreadful disease Is ever
more or less prevalent, the PAIN KILLER Ia
considered by the natives. as well as Europe
an residents In those climates, .i,,.l.'.,,
A SURE REMEDY. .YI, al
in the west nothing will be more acceptn-
Bile than 4 Fever and AVue remedy. Pain
Killer will cure II. Soldby all Druggists.
B. i Ut = b Vi H.l|H Ft
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FROM WASHINGTON.
.sdHk1 -4Ian gs
From 81. Louis Republican Rsports
WAsHISSToy. Nov 9,

WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.
The Secretary of war has ordered the
arsenal at Baton Rouge discontinued
All moveabieordnancc will be transferred
to snch points as the Chief Of Ordnance
deslgnates. After the building is vacated
sy the Ordnance Department for the use
of the troops. ~ Aumr us.pta
> The President has promoted Robert
NJ Douglas, son of the late Senator Doug.
lass, his private secretary, Jas. T. ELY of
illinois taking Douglass former position
as assistant private secretary. These
changes don't effect Gen. Porter's posi-.
tion' or official relations at the Executive
Mansion. r - ~ NV
,,...,. NEw YoRK, Nov. %.
The U. s. District Attorney, Judge
Pierrepont, received instructions )yester-
day to proceed against the Spanish gun
boats, now almost ready to sail, and ly-
ing in East river, for breach of the neu.
trality laws. The libel will be filed to.
day, and the order Of the District Court
obtained for the seizure. One of the
grounds Of the seizure by the Govern
ment is that these vessels are to be used
by foreign State (Spain j, to cruise and
commit hostilities against the citizens
and property of colony or people Of
Cuba, with which the United States are at
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The New City Drug Store in Van
Buren, supplies country dealers, physicians
and planters with new fresh drugs rery cheap.
The Van Buren press., 1869-11-30
CUBAN MATTERS.

Cespedes writes that since the 9th July
l2,OOO men have enlisted in the Cuban
army that the army is confident of sue
cess, and willing to submit to the hard
ships. They need arms and ammunition
On the 9Th Of November small force of
insurgents attacked and captured Fort
Poticello, in the Remedies district. Re
Gently the Spaniards took 122 native Gu
bans in a swamp and killed them all. A
reign Of terror is inaugurated
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Farmers Attention /!

To All whom these Presents shall
come-Grecting.
IL NOW YE. that the Red WangdOo-
IN die Mill, Is now read for business
and will be run on the 35th parallel against
the "Thayer Snag Boat W. P~Denckla a
Co.'S Railroad, or any other velocipcde men
Ia the State. And that for. and In considera-
ton Of every Three Bushels Of good
Wheat, ut the, Mil delivered, Ono Hum
drcd pounds of Superfinc Flour will
be given. with the Shorts and Bran therenn-
to appertaining.
Furthermore, Cash on hand for good Wheat
at full market value.
BRIGHT 4 PERRY.
July Tsasmi GOA bnn lInD z1
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The largest quantities of Dry
Goods ever offered in this city, at
POWELL & DICKSONS.
rgtWe. had the pleasure Of meeting

EIEWe. mad the pleasure OF meetin g
in our city the past week, Col THOMAS
DsENEN, formerly an old resident of
Van Buren,. He is now located at Bog
n and is, we believe, connected with the
Indian Department under Captain OLx-
rEAD. He is, perhaps, as well posted in
Indians matters as most any gentleman
that could be found. Wherever he floats
may he always be found on the top wave.
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a. ID. Richardson, formerly war corre-
spondent, and long an attaehc ofthe New
York 7riJane. was shot and, it is thought
fatally wounded this evening, by Paul
Mcfarland, u lawyer by profession, be-
tween whom there has existed, for con.
siderable time past, an cstrangcmcnt
caused by an alleged intimacy Of the for
mer with the lxtter's wife. Mcfarland
who seems to have had the entree of the
Tribune, was standing behind the coun-
ter, in the business department in con-
versation with one of the employees about
six O'Clock this evening. Mr., Richard
son entered the Iribune Office and going
ND to the counter, entered into conversa-
ton with n young man, who was in the
habit Of working for him. A few minutes
after Richardson's entrance, Mcfarland
walked over toward him, and without say
ing a word fired a pistol, the ball from
which wounded MIR. Richardson in the
abdomen. The wounded man without
saying a word walked up to the Tribune
editorial rooms, whence he was conveyed
TO the Astor House, to have the wound
attended to. He is not expected to re-
cover Mcfarland was arrested. There
seems to have been no recent incentive
to this deliberate deed A difficulty be-
tween Mcfarland and Richardson occur
red over year ago, Richardson, at the
time referred to, denied the charge of i'm
proper intimacy with McFarland's wife,
but published Q card, stating his intcn
ton to marry her after divorce had
been procured, .g1 lgjaI t.u.aI
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VIRGINIA.


A meeting Of Conservative members of
the Virginia Legislature to urge the early
admission Of Virginia to the Union is
called to, meet here next week to take
steps to carry out their mission .J
Ex-senator Wade had quite long in
tervicw with the President day, and it
is rumored that he. has been rendered one
of the new Circuit Judgeships. la-
Gg LITTLE Rock, Nov. 25.
The steamer Only Chance, from Saint
Louis to Little Rock, sunk in ten feet of
water at Douglass landing yesterday.
37. " .... New YORK, Nov. 25
Cotton opened steady at 25c for mid.
ding uplands. Gold 1853 and closed
l245. "' 30 .,. '..' 'a
Hl r4yau New ORLEANS, Nov. 10.
Cotton dull-middling at 233. Sales
1900 balcs and receipts 4,2l5. AZ
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They are now prepared to receive and Gln
all Cotton that may be brought to them.
They have q largo BRI0K WAREHO USE
for The storage or the Seed cotton. rs well as
when baled, free 9f charge; thus obviatlng all
danger from fire. We offer to cotton proslue-
ers great Inducements In the ginning of their
cotton. d H1r iHh .htvldl Hii .Iu.Ui
tN- We will Gin, Press, Store and deliver
cotton on the river bank on as liberal terms
as any other Gin.
We are nor rapidly rebuilding these
Works, destroyed by fire last cintsr. 7hs
machinery, Gins and Nius ~iH be Of the
most in,prorcd styles. We ,WNbe reads
ness for The first Of The ensuing crop, and
ask our old friends to reniembe, as. esi' p
if-. i' '.'e4 f HAYMAN 4 SCOTT.
Van Buren,, Aug lG, 1869 II
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-31

an. GreurfoniReu eaten bei bieism Nrrause>
meut 9 @tuubep 3eit, aua @bis Bear 2ate,
penn fe bier 1as0eieen unb f& bis ;ur 3urid'
funft bts @a@mittaesuses bier ~serweilsn, apt
Stuneen art Goref 2afe, u @tunben tn @yo-
ming NIB 81 Stunben wenni e bur&fabren bis
Rmo Gity, 10 eab fe in gutter Saiion fars
abenbe6en bic Staet wieber errei&en.
:3wii&en &ulb Gity unb pine Gits, am nate
&iser, sesenitsr Gbsnswatana, ter suna&f III
erreidenesn Citation, ine auf eteien IL @eilea
jsst quo Maun an Der Arbeit unb mtrb tas
Dampfrub in brei @o9sn bier feline pafaeiere
lanben ; an ber GOO Gue lansen pfabltride
;pii@sn Gbens~atana unb pine gity iinb eber-
fats so 3immerleuts au @axee. Bier piro
am @nate Silver Jest eiue srube Sasemiible Ct
ri&tet. Die @etQi&aft taut auf allen nsNsn
Ssattuaea ~seraumise Depots, rad BEN mufer
tes Babnbufes au @yumins, Damen3iuamer,
5errensimmer, Biaetbureau, Gepadsimuer xnb
Gra@tlctal, biz Depots baben runb berun. cine
Ylatfurua unb bsrsprRsbsnse Da9er. Dergau
bes Deputs in Gorea 2ate it f&oa weit Sorse-
f9ritten, tpabrenb Der RON Nurtb Strand uno
&uib Gits chen in NnsriF eenemmen wuroe.
Sir @erenisunssiu@enbe fetlt es an ben ein-
3elnen Statipnen, Qates uiw. ni9t an 8equsm-
li&teiten, 5ctels, 8abne, Slid, unb Sasbappa>
rat ulr.
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Der Wanerteitu nsstarif ~
Na&bem bic &Sbren selsst finb, reben l9 bic
preiie fur Sene, welde bic Wa0erleitung tenus~
gen tuoQen, pie folet:
Seoe BON muir elmer Gamilie bepobnte y)riyat>
pobnuns $40 per Sabr. Di.ie Hate gibt benz
Gcniumsnten bas &eGt in jebem, Simmer cine
Npbre au baten. 1errer 81 per Sabr auf iete
$1,000 uber gru9tbsil baocn Der aFelIrten
Wertbiaabuns folder Gebdube unb ts1 tamit
serbuneenen Nebensebauoe unb 9Gnbsr, penn
BET Wertb $1,000 iiberfeist.
Sir pa9tbduier, norm mebr ais sinsGamilie
reltbirt, selten b~eicnbere Staten.
9anbmerferibcps, bic ni9t raebr als 3ebn Ar-
better teidaftioen, $40 per Sabr. Sir jeben
uber 10. per Sabr 81.
Salupns unc Heiauratipnsn $3.50 PET
Sabr. Jpntaine in Der Bar, beIuncere yreiie.
Groceries, yrppiIons- UNI viaueur- EtprsS
per Sabr $1O-35, anoere Store5 $50.
8ut9er-2aeen S5-S.
Viebifaae. Irisa!ial!e init 8aier ;un, @a=
iden Sc per s,}abr iepss yierr iibsr 9. per:labr
81. Sir 1arren" une alrbsltseaule uno 1sOe
Au5 ~ paa Sabr. W..
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&ieb=S rbinanj.

Gine prs,nan, auf aate unb aaf anberes sanetate ses
@edajea Der staet ct. PAUL fret UNDERGRADUATES ssessn'
tee Wieb bauoliG.
Da5 es,tieu 2, Rap. IS >r auf fret unterlaufensss
gtb nfn. bsasliGen Sreiaaai 70 amenstrs werse' eas ne
lea rte felst: J..
nertalb Der Stast st. paut ~ ireens 'eI9er 5es Na@1s
sse an, Tag. fret unberlaufsn. aneeen'n,aatn: sAs g
frei uutelaaien barf pom 1. Msrtl re l. Dtsenaees wao-
renb ses ses ipifdeu 6 utr Morssns aas = Apr
Nkente.
O. Eu bic gFidt Observation-Disclosures { .Ysanenafer)
befaater Gtabt tein, auts in 0erlebuna bteier DrbtHana
frei umtsrlaufenbe Nieb In Zen gfansfaa einiutpesren.
9raens cine ysrfsn. wel&e tieft Srsinana axf tr1eue q.
ne @etie Serlett, fc1 nebf Zen, gfansoelbe (gruHsaeo q.
Ysunb.naRers Geblbren unh 0erpFesunostste n AUD nod
diner @tiSarafe srn fanf Dsuars unp ben Xlasefoeen uns
terwrrfen fem, unb se RIase tann bird tea psunemaher
,ber iraenb eines anbern ptrisn eemadt werten.
NQe nit biefer Sreinani i'm Wteerfpru& febtneen pr
tinan,en pber Ibeile sou Srbtnan;en ftien uns ttno bteiel-
BIN hermit rieerrufen.
Dief. Ortinan3 tritt Won unb na& tbrer erfen WerSfs
fentliduna III Strait. llnb Is 5ou ie gfidt be- peunef
rnaaers fln, 3ettel. mel&e bic Srbinan3 ssaRdnbts ent<
balten. trudtn ~ laEtn unb bteieben in Der Staet arja.
flebtn. anb ttfaetsr ypunbrnaher fea safur fersen. lab
hefelbe prompt unb ~n,rfiau. ausoefatst wirs.
ya(Rrt 70. Suli 1865.
&C. Reet.
EattsyrSRteut.
8. 8. DiIliams,
Stabt.Glerf.
j. :. WarfteIt.
Nasp,.
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Jreuoen bes SoIbatenbien tes.
- Die oft nutbrenbis tperbenben Nefrutirun~
gen in ben Ser. Staateu sur Driebens3eit b.,
ueiieu, baB IS nidt nit reaten Dinsen ;usebt.
Die @olbaten betrasen fd unter ld unb ere0B.
en- f@ IN Dinsen, bic einen unoerwileerten
Menidev nit 9lbf9eu erflQen unb ifattNanns=
su9t Ramerabi@aft une Ssaem einaufubren,
lalen bic 8eamten uno Gommansanten nur
ibre WiQtir wa!ten, 70 baB bic @o!baten
idlimmer bebanbelt weroen als bic bunbe,
ebeuio Ino bic Mibbrau&e in Der 8efIRisuus
unb @alafuus oft feline ~serinsen. Son Men-
tana wureen am Mpntase pier Suleaten wesen
ourG iolde l1rleden peranlabten 8sreebea na&
@tiQwater absefabrt, relae ausiasteu, bob ie
oiete Strafe Gem Disnfe in Der Mrmee s~praie-
ben.
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Deuti&es tatb. @aiienbaua.-
Die er(len @&ritte CUR @riintuns zines fol9en
fnb bereits eei@eben; ca. 3 Meilen RON ber
@tabt, I'M @elerse9o pnibip nabe Der Garm beS
9errn 3erf, iinb febenunbpiersis Mdsr 2an-
bes, bic auberR fru&tbar inS, 70 bab bic 3ub.
nitbuns b~sritleen beinabe fir ben llnterbalt &C.
nissn burfte, in Musi&t eenommen unb fir
bic Mitttl 3u ber 8e3ablune bes Qantss merben
isBt unteri&riften eeiammelt. Wir bpfen, tab
bic Maria' acknowledgements unter Der Me-
siee bsS ct. Soitpbs gereines uIw. bieien f.
senbrinseneen 3med errei9en mirb.
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@tiufanb IL &ud1@ritt.-S 81
slei& bic @etrioer Sanien 19un lansf ibr aRS>
telsei&aft 81 benz tebeutenaen bes Staates g.
raa9t baben une ibre MStelfatrit bic complete
ae une srinbIi&1 resulirte ii, 10 baben fe wie-
Der neue gererSberunsen une improvements
I'M @erte, aud IL. ibre neue @tubl> une @s>
telfabrit, Gde BET Gasle uno Granflinfrabe nit
r~aflcitr Gnereie Der gulsnbuns nabe eetra9t
nerben. gs Tne in bieen @ei@afte flint Bril-.
oer aGoeiirt, Don benen tin jeper bur@ unb hur6
Elm Meiisr pes pun Jpn sermalteten Geparte'
msnts 1T. Disies@el@aftsbaus erfreut ii@ ber
iolibefen Vopularitat unc mir tDnnen ben &C.
fern bes @anberer une Defenders ben &etail-
MDtelbdnblern unb Gtortberren i'm Staate bic
@sril@eruns ssben, baB fe ~nirsenbs 70 pertb<
ccle @erbiauuaseu in bisier 8ranae antnipfen
tSnnen, als bel ben @ebriihern Saultn.
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ct Yaul Sire une MARINE Ct
bdube.- Gins Der iebenswurbisten @stau.
be ct. pauls piro jest an Der Gde ppm Sadiou
unb 3. Strabe seseultsrYrinee's 8lod erbaut
Ssine Gronte an Der 3. Strabe mibt 343 unit
au Der Sadiuu 10t Gub es mirb pier @tod-
perfe bod, obidon Der untere Stpd an Der 3.
9traBe pioer bic StraBenmonb gu 1ebtn tommt
unb RON bier aus l9 ais 5aiement praleutirt.
Das sanse @ebauee pirb % serdumise Sim
,ner entbalten fir StrreS unb serlGiebsne Off,
cen. Die ct. paul Sire uno Marine Snlu,
rance 80. wiro fat ben san3en sweitsn Strd, 6
SfFee,immer tenuyeu. Erei @Yaeme ron
&Ibren perben bur&s san,e 5aus einseiest,
u unp q bic ron Der itdutil&en @a1er- unb
@asleitung unb y bic ron elmer Dampfmaidine
aussebenben sur 5eiBuns nit Dampf eefiaten
&6bren. DIR 8eiab bes 8auss pirb gan; aus
bebauener Steinen sema6t unb in Der innern
unb MISUNDERSTANDING tes g,ala1es tpereen bic
0inle unb berQurus ferner @pulabtritte u. an.
tere felbif in ben beRen 8ebautem Der Stabt
nidt sprtummeneen ;3ubsbSren our literalRtn
Mnweneuns selaneen, 10 tab tieier glcd in
gequemlidfeit irgeno einen in oer Stabt Ynt
aubsr benz Gurepausb 8!od, in SdSnbeit ale
aneeren in Der Stabt iibsrtreFen pirb.
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SGmdbl:9e 2unfsr;ffe.-G s. 9ibt
setride tleinlide 5albaeletrte, bic iI@ BARN &C.
fallen, tas Mnpeufen bes sruben Naturfrrlders
unb @elebrten 5umbclot su entebren, iuoem ie
Jpn ieines toemcpolitilaen Gbarafter5 gu ent>
tleiben iu9su, unb bic bas, mas aus ieinen@ srten
in ibrer 5lluiion fur Fe fpre@en tSnnte,
austeuteu, UNI aapital fir ben arati@ bss I'm
elaubens III MAIDEN. 8 ibr erbarmli9en 2tli'
putsr. @ir perten nit Nadfem in einem
MufiaBe 3eisen, wie e~eualtis bieie Vferbe an,
Rarren bes neutrality-suspicious. RoIpern.
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Gin Spfer Der . mpenben a a ND,
futl&e.- Mls am Dienfas Na9mittas Der
perionen3ug auf Der ct. Vaul une Sicur GitY
81. &. l9 @et 81. paul ndberte unb Mltsrt
&oot BON Mantatc, ein BremitnlsQer,
auf 'insm @asson iebenb unt ten G%onoutteur
nedsnb einise @eberben n,a@te, trat er einen
@&ritt surid, fel spiiden stuei @aeeons auf
bic S&ienen, ruunad 7 Wassous iiber Jpn pal.
irten unb Jpn 10 ~ iasen ent3mei i&nitten.
8eipe Sberl9enfel nabe benz l1nterleib waren
.;ernaln,t, uue beioe 8eine mubten an1putirt
taunn aber tpare1 bic Dottoren nit
BEN Mbi9neiben bsS eiuen 8eineS fertis, mar Ct
eine9ei@e; bisielte wurbe a@Mantatu selanst,
SHUTTER unb Bruber wpbnen.
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gate superior 9abn.-Der i&ne0e
0ortidritt, zen man9e unierer Giientabulinien
MAIDEN. tas @elsiie Der Babn lelbit peiter sor-
suriiden, labt uns mands aubere @erte0erun-
gen, bic lie in ct. paul unb Der Sinie entlans
MAIDEN, iterl.ben. Die 2ate Superiur Babn
j.. 9. bat am Disntas einen Gpntraft NIT
Gbri0. @Nmeibtins fir ben 8au einss Sra
ldtnsnibups in bieier Stabt absei9lolen. Oie.
les @ebGute fpmmt nSrbliH son Der alien Ser
ritcrialfrabe spii9sn ber giientatn une aels
lers Mible, cine furSe Strede ron BEN 2afe
Superior 9abnbcie gu ieben uno miro GO SUP
lang, 40 brett uno 20 bod rperoen. IS ira in
bausrbafteler @siie spn @teinen it eur9lau%
feuben gleidmabieen &eiben erbaut .uerbeu, TO-
fet, wann uSasnest, nit Der Ausnattung $10,-
600 unb mug bis gum /. @srtemter aur Auf>
nabme Der Raidinerie fertis lein; lestere BE-
1sbt in 2 Dre6leltanssn, 1 Maf@ine sun,
Dur&i&neiben sun BolScn, l DriQtcbrer, e.
uer 20 Vferrefraft baltenben Dampfmaidine in
einem feuerfenen Bebalter unb elmer Mnsabl
~tleinerer Maidinen une fofet $4,000. Die
ean3e Mai@inerie fomn,t aus ber Maidinen.
fatrit BON vutnam u. g., Bottom, uub pire
na@ae Wo@e in ct. paul antumunen.
Das game @esdube teiebt aus elmer Wsrt=
Smbe, in wel&er rs @aun bei&dftist uerben.
Gin unsebeures Gra@tbaus kei ibrem ct. paul
8abnbpfe, unb Der eissntli@e 3anptmai@inen'
5bop fir ca. $50 Nrbtiter, Der aber, rsil biz
GrunpbefBer an, Dastous Bluff bur@ su bubs
Gorcerunsen f& itlbN i'm 2i&te ffaneen. auber'
balb Der Stabt, sieQeiGt an, Snate Riuer ~
Reben t0mmt, il bas Ma@a., was bie Gumpas'
ME 3u bauen in Musiat seuuuan1en bat.
I'm Dienfas atsnb lanste in ct. paul ssn
&u1b City 81 Meilen pom bier, biz 3u tel'
der Citation jebt tasliae 3ise laufsn. iunt e.
aenmale bic pofl unp bic bur& bic Minnsieta
Stase 50. BON Cafe Superiur biz Huib &tts
transportirten va1aeieren an. paiasiere mad
2ate @uperior reiien bier pom, Qate SuperiO,
8abnbofe am DaytonsgluF UNI 7:30 Morsesa
al, erreiHen &uib Gity UNI 1915, ALTO tn 81
@tunben (ca. 163 Meile pet Stunee). Di'
Yp(tuti6enreiit pom &ulb Gity bio 2afe @upe'
rior irabrt 2 Sage. SobalD bic Babn 6 Dei'
len psiter fertis il, wsl9es In tur3er 3eit fsiu
wirD. bat bic Stase 60. ibre gurbereitunssn f.
sstrOfsn, eab bic 5tasefabrt nur 3uei Gage u.
cine Natt (antatt 3wei Ni&te) bausrt. Sr
Stuff Git9 9ebt Der 3us UNI 2:l5 Nahn1ittass
as unp tpmut UNI $50 Mbenbs in ct. pau
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-Gines Der rei9baltiefea Iaseblatter in Der
lfnirn 1T Der neue Gurreippnbenr
ron Baltimore. st brinet bic frIbeFen une
srQfaneisiten geridte iiter bas Sn= unb Nus<
lamb in alien 8erbaltni7en Der politit, bes5an<
bells, Der Stunt II. {. ~, iebr eeeieeene 2eitarti.
tel unb llnterbaltunss' 2ettare unb tas glatt
ientbalt ptslen @ab Der bur9 llmii&t unb
bic 8uneisfeit elmer Ta0uns tuas pirfli9snSn-
balt betrift nod sermsbrt wirt.
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simmer wetter u.-Oas 70
rabmliait befannte S@ub~ unb @tiefel,Gta>
i0ement pss @errn s. u. S6liet if idrds
gesenaber BON icinem alten Ylase in ben
Gditpre Der Minneirta unb 3. Strabe &c.
l48 perlest. Oas 3ei6en pper S4ilp bes
2otales 1T elm iiber benz Ginsan9e unb ber
Sioewalf terabbdnseneer "@rrber @olesne
Stiefel." Oas neue bublde gotat, wr er
fem @ei9dft pie friber betreitt, bat pie1t
gtrbe0erun9en uno 8ersrSeerun9en hes
@eiddftes ermDslidt.
9eiserrbnetts @e19dft.-Auber
benz .cbisen bat 9err S. q. @dlief Elm ;wst>
tee @eiadft IN Der Gde ber @abaftap
ct. s~eseniber Der Yofoffee, bas fi4 ebens
fats bur9 einen @rpben Stiefel 3u erfenner
eibt. 6ier lit es aud, 100 f@ bic SAube
unb Stiefelfabrif unb bas ArbeiterYerional
Der Tirtna befnbet. BefeQungen tperben
in beiben pldsen ansenon.n,en gu ben nie<
brighten Marftpr.tlen pom Seixfen Bis gun,
@rSbfen.
Beibe gldbe limb reid nit @crrdt9en ron
@tiefeln unb 59uben a~ussefattet unb 1rer
oiele @ef9afte nit ibrer sortbetlbaftea mad
Cation unb Npben fets erneuertenBa Barren
Ausmabl etnmal befu4t, tuirb, tper,n er nod
ntat ~ feinen &unben setSrt, F& itnen bei>
seie1en unb 9err @9lief pirb ie aae aufs
bette bebienen.