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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-19

cASvAssIsG THE BAsIS.-Mr Sam Heidelberger.
owyhee's indomitabie book vender. is canvass!ns
the basin a, present with the following books for
sale. viz Stewards Travels Around the World" u
book containing knowledge indispensable TO
American citizens OF all classes than is TO be found
in the same compass in any other work extans:
" The Golden State" by Il. Guy Mcclellan, an ell
PERTAINING and useful book: " Eough!ng IL" by Mark
Twain which Is all that need be said about hat ~
everybo knows Mark and Is determined 10 read
whatever he writes Blu; the greatest treat of all is
book entitled My Opinions aud Betsey Bobhens."
by Josiah Aliens Wife. This last named book sur.
passes anything in the funny line ever printed II
would make old Bender laugh TO read; but We don'i
advise anybody to buy 1t. Sam says lac won't in-
sure those who read 1t against side splitting. and We
feel certain that person ut all inclined TO hilari
BUSINESS could read page in IL without Splitting
wide open. The above books are ail new. aud sold
only by subscription. and Mr.. Heilelberger is sole
agent for this Territory. Therefore. II yoa- want
either Of them now is your ,irae to order
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-19

Pnop ,aLy FATAL AecIpgSr.-on Tuesday morning
last. a Chinanan employed In the mining claims OF
Willis < DriscolL this city me. with very Sc
rous accident. which will probably prove fatal. The
facts as related to by Mr. Willis. about these:
At Abou, three O'Clock o. that morning cave came
in allins up their This all hands went to work
to remove and just the race cleaned and the
day hands about relieving the night shift. the
unfortunate Chinaman. by some singular perverssiy
Of fate not easily accounted fer. got into the fuIne
and was swept through. pitching headIong on the
dump falling perhaps twenty feet. One Of hfs
thighs was broken. and number OF severe external
bruises sustained. What other injuries he received
we are not informed.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-19

DIsrrrE dispute arose, Tuesday evening
hast between :wo of our fellow towsmen, ON Main
street about trivial matter. we understand.
aud The discussion" which ensued In said To have
beeh growing intensely in'er sting to the parties con-
..ruei when the b staniers iu;erfered ard secured
p.>pou-ulent The arguments used were purely
auatn!nical immediate results--s couple Of "physt
o-s" painted Ia Captain Jack. No resumption Of
tie debate has yet been reported.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-19

SODA AND SaRsApAEILLA.-Mrssrs.F +. Miller Co +.
OF the Idaho Soda Factory. are now manufacturing
full supply of very hna article Of Soda Water and
Sarsaparila. which they prepared to deliver 10
their customers i'll all parts OF the BASIN. twice a
week These drinks richly favored and delicious.
are no. intoxicating and possess the further advaas
ase Of being ..home productions Send in your
orders a. once Il the "boys" need money aud ars
anxious 10 sell.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-19

lcE-we return thanks to Uncle John silsen for
huge chunks Of ice left at the door OF this Office
morning Ice is no, bad thing to have in the house
these warm days and the article left is clear
and pure-lookns AZ the best spring water; and ~
Gold as-wel. cold Ice. Persons in want of thts
luxury can have 1t left a. their doors every morning
|by giving their order. 70 Mr. siisen ~s@
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-19

GoSE TO Bot>x.-MAjor J. d. Taylor. one OF the
'ollest inhabitants" of Idaho City. having become
interested III the Overland Hotel. 1t Boise City, left
BY las. Tuesday mornings stage for his new homo
at the Capital The Major Is just the man TO keep
|ho'e!-atentive, kind aud accomrnodasipg-an We
predict the Overland will lose of its popularity
under his management.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-19

Our Assay Once is under the supervision Of
Mr. 7. W. Kaog1gg. ani We are prepared Ia make
RETURNS OF Assays Of Dust. Bullion and Ore in six
hours aud the 81 assays guaranteed,
and losses from coinage At any United States Mint,
made good. | .-tt
Particular attention paid TO the Analysis Of Ores
and Minerals . %.s .5
Dust Bullion and Assays Of Ore efi at the follow
ing places viii be forwarded 10 this oice for Assay,
and returns made the following day: t
Maaigan 4 Cannady, Pioneer City.
J. v L. Witt .Placervillc.
Con Hralsy & Observation-Disclosures Granite Creek
e. W. MOORE Il co.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-19

TaAsks---we return thanks to Mr. John Merrill
of Centerville who dropped in on us one day last
week for copies of the Pueblo Col) Daily ch'efa'm.
st. Joseph Gazette. and Home Journal and co~"erca'
0a.ehe Mr. Merrill never forgets the printer
when he gets . good thing: and this Office is FIRE.
queny the recipient Of just such desirable 81
his hands Accept our thanks. Johnny: sind con-
tinue In the good work.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-19

PHusSr IScipEsr.-one Of onr 'o~nsmcn picked
mp " dead drunk" on the street the other day and
loading him drsy. drove on. to the creek. aud
was making preparations to dump him IN. when
/" DRUM" awoke aud demurred strongly to the pro-
cesding. He let off,; but upon what conditions
we did not learn. We not certain but that some
such treatment in ali similar would lessen their
number though but few such cases occur in Idaho
City Of late years.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-19

SLrrcE RoBBrSG--The suice boxes Of Aessrs.
Scott Morgan. Walls wAlla Flat. we're cleaned up
fon Monday night last 80 1t would be we'll for others
having gold in their suces TO keep watch over them
have not been able to learn particulars but under
stand the 'iemized parties had been running some
nme on good prospecting dirt. from which II II prob
&Aoie their loss was considerable. r. IA
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-19

OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE

Happy Relief for Young Men from tie
effects Of Errors and Abuses In early life. Manhood
restored. Impedimen,s to Marriage removed. New
method o! treatment New and pe.gable remedies.
Books and Circulars sent Free in sealed envelopes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. South
Ninth St. Philadelphia. Pam Institution having
A high reputation FOR hoSorah'e conduc, and pro-
fessionai skill. - 5t"t' IAprii3m3
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-19

But very few of those indebted oto
the old firm 1ofeYantine & Co. have
come forward and paid their, accounts
or notes. "Time's utmost limits will
soon be- passed" and then will Iodne
the Law Pay upland avoid trouble
di.7 Yours, truly uaaja 10 qsiu s.
June 81 le7stf osw o0AY41.id
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-19

TIE KEYSTONE MuL.-The Keystone mill started
n, again on Thursday last. and after crushing
.hou, six tons OF ore cleaned up Ava ounces of ANAL
gam This, after being re'orsed, was found TO have
contained little over loo ounces OF TIE precious
me,sls-silyer largely predominating. The value oi
the metal is said be So IS per ounce; 50 that the
actual yield OF the six tons Of ore may be summed
up q, about s362. This shows that the Key stone
mill and ledge are desirable property to own. and
there no scarcity Of such hedges all around II only
The pluck aud energy were here to work and davei-
them.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-19

DIALoouE--As two bibulously inclined individu.
ss were walking along Main street daY last week
['he following dialogue overheard between them
first speaker-I say. chum what d. ye 'spose every
oody's rushin to Tinchers fort" Second Speaker
why. to get enc Of those nice mint juIeps Billy
makes, OF course. They re the best thing out.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-19

NNETT'sEvESrH ASSryEssARY.-The Fourth q
'n1y next viii be the 9th anniversary ofAmsrtcsA
Independence; and Mr. Frank Cooper. proprietor OF
|sne Warm Springs House, Is making every prepare.
ton to celebrate 1t in style betting the occasion.
Don't fail to attend ~ you will miss rare treat by
staying away. - = ! Z,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-19

Ao1roS.-Ar. J. K. Reed, q the Peoples Market,
a. TO state thst he has. and win here,
er Keep the best Of mutton. which be viii sell at
rom eighteen 70 twenty cents Per pound
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-19

suoor1xG.-A dispute arose on last Saturday night
., .hout II o'clock. between Matt Zapp and Con
non,bue which resulted in the firing Of four or
ava shots at the former by the latter. one of which
,oos effect in the thigh Of an unfortunate spectator
named Nate West. INJECTING serious wound just
,,,va the knee The offender was taken before
Ir,,s Moore the following day. when an examina-
la, INTO the facts of the case was had. and Donahue
pa.sd under three thousand dollar bonds for his ap
pesrance before the Grand Jury at the nexs term OF
..ourt We are informed that Mr. Vests wound Is
,,ns well under the skillful treatment OF Dr. Zipf
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-19

NEW SIDEwALK.-we notice that DR.. Zipf. Of the
lily Drug Store. has had new sidewalk laid down
= 'front.' VI his dwelling. this wesk, which gives the
pace cheerful look. and Indicates that the Doctor
uA mas confidence in Idaho City.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-19

merry OF Upper Payetts Valley. but Of late residing
N Texas, returned 70 Idaho BY yesterday stage.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-19

ICE CREAM-Henry Freidinzer now keeps on hand.
besides the thousand and one little nick just
suited to the taste Of everybody and his family.
|oounaful supply Of nicely favored ice cream. Of the
very best quality. which he manufactures only as II
q consumed. 90 that his customers can always rely
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-19
CITY and County.

rvxrp.-The District Court. Hon. David Nog.
'D,ssd;ug, adjourned on last Saturday evening"
6" ,wo weeks session. The business 70 be trans
wv, vas very light there being but one criminal
the docket, and but two civil cases OF import
VS. viz. John German va The Board OF County
n.y. ',ss;oners and Ben T. Davis, and Thos Mootry.
-, ., W. Jas H. Hawley. ct a. The criminal
'' ,s postponed until next term OF court. because
ava absence of an important Witness The case OF
% .,n s,aiust the Co. Commissioners and Davis.
was brought by the plaintiff to recover posses
WY. =, IN. office Of Assessor and Collector Of this
sn,v TO which ONCE he was elected at the last
s".r., election. Was argued by counsel on Tuesday
sa NH GEO. Anslie Milton Kelley and Alsnson
s'at, Esos, for plaintiff and J. K. shafer. 10 Hus'
80 and H. E. Pricket. Esqs. for dsfsndAnts. No
,".,,ou has been rendered IS yet In the MISTER Of
,,so,rv and others vs. Hawley and others. which was
..ss involving the title OF quartz mime the jury
-,nasrea verdict for defendants. The very meaeer
o,nt Of business and especially Of criminal cases.
win, before the court think is very favorable
ssou;u, for Boise county. when it is remembered
.,., .,urt is held here but twice year.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-19

COUNT 6csn.-Ths Gales Of county scrip. last
lex showed the average market value to b about
~ cents on the dollar.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-19

CALLED-Our old time friend, James D. Agnew. Of
BOISE City, was In town one day last week to attend
70 law suit then mp before the District Court In
which he was interested. Jim IL pioneer of Idaho
Aod Oregon both; but s looks - young and smiling
well We won't tell how long ago. for fear his VIII
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-03-15

ofaI-@e1ebseb g. Sir bic Ginan3'
&erbaltnile Der Stabt 81. paul BON srcscm
ginfuds Tno fplssnss BON ber 2esislatur &C.
~asbmtste Sias:
getrsHenb Mussabs RON $4,000 Bombs fit
iebeu Der usua Mbsusssana loifrifte st. Yaule.
be5ufS Ranaliation Der 5.abt.
SIR Wnisluns zines NHs7ors fiji ises WarS
unr elmer GOmmiifon fur Steuerabiddsune
Sir Nussats sun $4,000 Bouos fir ben
Neubau Der Bride.
Sir Rem 8au neuer @tabt> unb County
Wmtsssbdubs, BON Der 3ufimmuns Der @ab'
let abbdneis.
Sir ben 8au eines fabtiiasn 9cspitals.
Sir grrsiteruus bss Staotsebistes ibsr EAT
Como.
Sir BeSulm G9iieunG Der @tabt sur Nulae
pom Steusrn fir itaptii9s gerbederuusstau
ten.
Die Bib, bur1 neld. bic Mulas: pon GROCER
gerbineunss- Muenues, Warts II. 81. swildsr
ct. paul uno Minneapplis batte esi9srt uer
ben foaen, erbie!t ri5t bic @susbmisuas be-
@oussrnturs.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-03-15

Nub feds fernere SrelIicationen, ~ Wntiaae
4 esbSris enttal,en bic Selauloieuns bes Jus.
leibeus Don gtaatsaelrern our9 @9asmeiier
Seeesr in fu!sencsn Summen: 63,948.l IL
Iolars an @llius Bros. u. Dunbar, 49,.
515.G9 Dollars on bic Mtrhants Nationa!.
bauf, $4,000 Icuars an bic grle National>
tant in Sttuwatsr, $4,000 Douars an @uer.
bad, Sine II. GhsTtr. $4,000 Dollars an
emil Munt uns 5000 an Die 8hma MunG
9rcs. u. Go.
Das 3epriisntanterbau bate has SmpeaG>
ment nit 81 sessu IS @timmen nab benz
Gommitteebcr,Gt pom Srn. 8a,te an9enpm-
men, uuo Ger Ssnat srtidrts ia berei!, ais ST.
ridtsbof bic Vintage su teurtbetIen. gu bisiem
3wsds wurts 81. ylle als gor!ssr Der Sns
peadrent-Gc curt bssioist etenio bic @enatoreu
Stsuers uno 9bepning ais Nttslisbsr tes &C.
rthisbOfes.
Tic l~lft.isen Seamten ees Smpse9 nent=
@eriatss inb: u. u. 5arucep ais Glert,
eb. IS. Sctnloa ais bsien IiItaat, Con.
Dpnn ais 9srgsant at Arms unt s. Sob1nicu
a!3 5eaermanu, nebls ben nSib;seu grti9af,
tern.
81. Sssser e.bielt tarauf bic seiesIits Gor'
losuns, ~tuOrauf or benz Ssrate mtttbsilts, BAT
sr sie Mrpctateu s. ~. Gilman, Gjrssn!eal
@larf, s. &. Davis unb @orbon als ieire In'
tpa!ts nit Der gsrtbeibtsune teauftrast babe
Dtele 5srrsn erlatenen ais gert1eter bee anse'
tlastsa in, Senate unb mad eiuisem 5in- Unit
5srrsbeu ssurpe Der brittle Dunneria3 i'm Sra
GO. te1eIbea Mouats) Nh, balb crei rb: Na9'
mittas5 ais gtRTaanss-1 e.min fir BEN YsO3sf
1efesfsst.
3usIsi4 .,urbe ron Geitc bee &erraientau'
fsnsauEes te!9iOisn, tur9 ben 0caverneur
msar' nOtbis, cine Grtrs- SefIrn Der essisIstu'
sinsubsrufsn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-03-15

6err u. s. 9trauB pcn New gorf srDH-
net in SO. 1874 3. @t,aec ineGGeunaarenbano-
lung i'm aler moternTen Gtyle unb ME er ms
perlidert. uirb Ct i'm eaufe siniser Sage tereit
ieiu, einem faulsiisen Yublifam bic aaerfsiafe
Muspabl BON f1war3sn Ssise1. M'pacas. Oa<
meneleibertcFsn, @barls, SUDDEN. GoiImir.s
unb Nasm. mas au eirem erfer Rla0t glen.
paaren< Wslddft scbIrt, fell sn bieten, DC
Damen eeroen es gu ibrem gortbeil Fnten, bic
@aaren iii Nusenlbsin 3u nsbmen. . 279-
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-03-15

Sir M onnuaental.&rbe in gtein
erbielt Or. pster Wensler BON bier an ber
Staats. Gair bic er(te uno einsise prdmie.
Ser cine iolde Beiteluus (fur @rab-Nonu'
msnte II. {. ~ ~ MAIDEN ssoentt. wire es in
ieinem Gortbeile fhnben, penn Ct bieieIbe isSt
ma9t, ba tie tetrsfeube Irbeit tpibreno ees
@intsrs beeeutenb biQtser gu ifsbsn tommt ais
aur Spmmers3eit. Sic @erftdtte hes 5rH.
Wtn8Isr it an WaibinetOa Strabe geeenites
&ttp 3aQ. 256
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-03-15

81. Simsn &iessraf bat Der Stati
ct. Yaul Qebswubl eeiaet unb 1T nit ielner
junaen @attix mad Gloreuce, Mlabauaa, ae3o-
sen, um, in elmer bOrtisen oeutiden anieolune
Gin eiaenes @el9dit III erSfnsn.' Der Sdnaer'
Ssrsin eissertran& bslen VtdiDent 81. Ntss'
graf ssweisn, CAB tsmislhsn am Mcntas s'"e
Mbltieos- Ssreuaee. Or. &iessraf sebprt gu
benisuisen iunsen Mdnnsrn, bic ilb burd
Sbdtistsit uub @parlamfsit baS Iuneamsni
sum @oblfanee lesen, unb mir wInlden ibm
aud in Der neuen 9einat einsn rs6t slatliGen
Grfcla,
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Spfer beS Scbneeftnrmes.

Der 9sri9t tes @ouSerneurs i;ber bic sr0u-
li&en 8srbserunsen, tuel9e Der I'M anfans So
nuar aussebrudene S9neefurm in psridtsoe'
men absilsn bieies Staates anseri9tet BAT, mag
pisle 2sier in. unb auberbalb Minneicta bur9
lsine Details interelVrsn, ba bic bisberisen In-
saten lter Gerlufe IN MenlGenleben, Sieb
u. (. I. StelfaG tbeils ibertrieben, tbeils serflei'
nsrt tpurben unb i1 beBbalb BON Der Wirflia.
felt arg entfernten.
Saut ben bis gum S. b. Mts. etnselaufenen
gert1teu 1T bisNn3abl Der rmsefommenen ober
idtrer perleBten Yerionen in ben betrefentsn
Counties fplgenbe:
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DeS &nuberS 9iebltnss-5tprs
it bel @ebrieer Ge!id so. 1913! Gritte Straee,
mo mar bic alsemein teliebten Gisarrenlcrten
Bonnie Bouche, Lady Thorn, National
Guards unb riete ancere in ausse3etdnstsr
Sualitat Sorrattis fnOst. Gtenio bic bseen
unb ~feinlen Sorten in Sdnusf, &aud- uni
3au.2abad. lleterpieB fue caisltl ale BE-
liebten &auh- Mrtifel, ME yfe,fea. gisarren'
Spisen &c. gu tiuissm Yrsis 81 batsn. &au.
DER, bic bel u. uuo " 9ctid porIpreden, per'
ben aets sur srSbteu 3ufrieeenbeit tecient, (72,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-03-15

Die 5erren GebrIter Z u, n, E
gde Der 10. unb ct. 9etsr @trabe in 81. gauI,
balten Fets bic ret@fe Nuswatl % n
@rocertes unb prcoifonen Spr'
rdtbis. 8eipnbere Iufmerliamtsit seroicnt
ibr i9Sner @orratb an in. uns auslGnoiihes,
%einsema@teu unb eetrudueten Grii&ten. Mau
teiude ben esi9maduco aasssRattetca @trrs
UNI F9 tasOn ~ ;ter3eueen.
EzS> Nu@ bic beaen Sortsn @eine, s.
queure, Gisarren u. {. T. Ye5en ZEN Runbsn 3u'
0~erfIsuns. preiis bldg, Bsrienuus freuni
lid.
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OeffeutltGe etntabrng! CUR greg
ten rnb ~soufaubteaeu &cfauretiDn: Die Don
6. Sdmibt Nr. 242, Dritte Straee. Gra
jebtnu vsrben ~ isberS tuabe ri DE Iufsrn
@slIeel, JpreQeu. Gleiitlorten aQer Mrt. Wt!s.
turs Maes, pas Der Marst an DclitateGen stetet
~ierpirt. Die feinisu @eins unb Sig lsure ttt'
tet meine Bar; Gridtc. @onfsft une Grnbitu'
~reipaaren In better @uspab!. D;tWufwartuni
su ieber 3eit bic tefs.
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Deutf9, Brief<2tfe.

etRe beuthber8rtefe, bic BIS gum ll.Wdr
b. 8. ntht absebplt wprben fne.
-Brteft.
6eilfu Sertta Surm Marp
5o9bautn SeIspbine @dmit MarY
5erren.Srtefe.
Mrntt @ib3 WceB Sob
8lan6poeel y NatcaB Carl
3iidcf g HauF6 @ba,leS
8reuer Steiner @dutse hilbert
Bures 1reberid Giesers Gbas -
Vetsr Saepb @beinbers Carl
@brilian 5crmann Shaub 5nr
Dorm @rnf 3 @harf Gulfas
Deebah @cttlieb G6rater 6uhbcrt
Dpbreu SO(spb Sdrueoer eobn 3
Drafter sos @tranb y
Iourres Sobn Seea Mtdael
grbart Matbias SditFer &upplpb
Nrantenberser So Selin @arl
Isurer Souls Itelbler 8
@plpfein 9 llpfa Carl
5eunins 4 8Oepeit Mi9sl
5dfnan Sacob Mtlce lint
5of Sobn Balb Gbas
5pbnbers g @sbmaun Breo
6art @m Wagerfnedt
Sired Wilwerldeiet Sacob 2
Rabbag Garl @ydOf Srbn3
Rsrntib &Uriaiau Wasuer Jaeob
aapbubn Qb1tiian Wenot
8oenie Rarl Wplf Mar2
Rets 81 & Weilsr Ntfclaus
Nens Sopn Weswsptb @t!bcl1
MeniGtt Apbanu @einfe Wilbelm
WcIous Marcus Dter yung Wiaiam
1bcpoor Saepsrnid Sulius
Hsuiabr 9ermann 3%tppenfelo Soba
Das 8riefportu mad Dsutitlanb pom 1. De
GENDER an:
llsbsr Bremen uno 6ambu.s 6 Gts., 3situn.
gen 3 Gts.
l1eber Gnslarb 7ets., 3e;tunaen 4 CTS.
6. u. Mteelrd, ppFmeif!er.
btnrY Tbestot, osuti9er Glcrf.
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Neue Mgenten.

Sir BEN Wanterer BADEN ua1tenana!c Scr
rem ss1. bic Msentur iiteruommsn:
Serr - xroe9er
fir Dulutb.
Gcrr 8. 3. &erecr
fir QbaSfa.
Serr Mib. &iefcr
fir BeauerGallS
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Sir bteGtmIenbung neuerIbou=
enten mSsea uniern ber3lt&sa Oant em-
pfauaen 8. g. tn Belle Ylaine, s. &. in
SorbaH, g. s. in Yerbam, 6. s. In ReQoss,
s. @. In &ebwins. 9. 81. in ct. @loue, .nb
&. M. unler waderer EraSeIer.
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Gelprunasne Sanbs unb Geldter. Jtauss'
Der 5aut, 1innsn, &ingpurn, SaIsaub uuo
auee1e Sautkanfbeiteu .seroeu sebsiIf une he
baut treih uno ianft ssmabt purt esHOetsau1
seu 8 unirer Sar Spap. f~as,iSirt nen
GaswelL Saaarb ". 6 o., Nemyorf.
Di.s Mitel III leitter uno areenebmer oasu-
.renben ais sic aarc,.n fertissn praparats, prl-
Ge seeenudrlie I'M @stra"Ae iInb.
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Us 1T cine besanntc xbatiahe,
eaB minselteus bic 5dlf,e bss ueibIi5en Ibetlcs
un'srer SsrSIferuns iI9 islten gutter @siaa>but
sr1'sut. Gtsfer alafs empftbIen mir Or. Gus.
Soais's Samburser Grrpfea. S;c ~rein;ssn
fas Slut, befrreera bic Gsrbauurs uno Eeleu
uH'sSsImaBisttit Ter sstltisseneu Oreaas toie-
eer bfr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-03-15

Derfrubere S&abmeife tes gtaa-
tee. 81. 6. Nju@, erflart in einem 9ricff, ben
CT son ct. Fouls aus an 5rn. Gbs. @aeNer
riHte.e, taB CT ale Gsrantpurttidtsit fir baS
Deficit, psldss in ber StaatstaGe bsim MmtS'
aatritt bes 5rn. Sseser surbaneea par, uber-
nrbme unc flbrt as Geranla6aus beGsIben ua'
~aainltise 0:iGafSpsrbaltntGs an.
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3u perfaufen pber pcrremten.

M1eses spraerid.en Mlters tss eiasnttamers 1T In
Rihlanb Conn, Riee 50 Winrelcta. ere 5arm ja YER
lauren pbe~ su %Serrentsn. Die'elte bait 1863 Idsr rrspn
iter 100 Nder urter Grltnr; taS nhrise N autss gSIelen,,
lamb unt lisat in i.tr frudt6arer uns g%eiunser Se3eae, .
Meilen ren 5aritault. &tce 60.
@ebinsunssn ietr biais. Gum 3eat farm Sanen uni
5eipan,1 asseten perbsn uns iun, 1aut aue @eratte uno
0tet. Der Write Ibstl pnnl Rauffhtltns rirb baar Yer
Ianst. bas usbrise tann ldnaere Belt fsbsn b:etbsn. suite
@sbdulidteiten uuo oltss Wa7tr anb am glase. 5ur
weiteres meaee man fd an ZEN Gtsertbuiusr.
sos. Oaufer,
26I bafe1bf.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-03-15

SWHIE uuu S1ypStIk' -
Bstanntli9 ReIe bic 9esislatur BENT @ou>
perueur cine Sumne Yon $4,000 3urgerfisuns,
UNI Der trinseabaen Nptb ab3ubelfen. Cont
miTdre wurben mad ben bonn @turnae AM
lawerltsn bstmselu&ten @cssnben seianct, unb
slci13eitis ~lieferten bic @ounty-Auoituren aud
Especial. &appurte, uelde ben pabren Sa9.er-
bait conitatirten.
4us tteien Beri&ten ersiebt iI9, bab bic Tin
slidafiQe nipt ,opobl bic Bolse tntenluer 8alte
ais benz llmtanpe suaui&reiben i1nb. tas bic
unsebeure @ewalt bss Winees unb bic anbaI-
tenbe Oauer bes Sturmes Nats iberwdltiete.
@er gu isnsr fatalen !3eit in eintser Gntfsr'
nuns BON fsinem @cbuo1t i'm Greien r'ar, ber
rar msitens p%erlcren.
Die Siaatsunterfiguns t,urbe mad fulsen-
DEM Mabifate pertbeilt: bic Wtttpen umee=
fummener Manner, tie ibreTamilie in beerdae-
ten rmadnben aur1dliebsn, erbielten $50; etn-
,elne in Nott bsinolide psriunen $25 an ia.
milien, bic our9 ben gerlut isyer ~eiu;isen au9
sbsr ibres @eipaunes in Notb stratben inb,
lpsubete psr @ouperneur einellnterflyuus mad
leinem GrmeGea. Mm 5. b. tuar u~nsefIbr bic
5dlfts Der tetpiatstsn Sun1rae uertbsilt. Seltit-
perRantl;6 rurbe aud fir iolde perloneu, Die
notbbirftis in Spitdlern untersebra&t uaren
upb Spcrationen su beleben bat:en, einiserma'
Zen ssicrst.
aus Der sanssn @adlase s:bt bersur, BAT
Der Sanuar- Sturm chen elm aubsrsemDbuliass
Greisnib mar, pie IS elidli@sr @siie nur ais
fcltene Musnabme fommt, uno per aus Ben
~8orfommniAen eieies @iuters auf' bas resel'
md6iss 8lima Minueiutas itliebsn woate, bes
piroe etenio febl sebeu, mic esrjeniee, rel9sr
bic 9taateu Neu yorf, penniYloanien, Slinois
unb MiHouri als Elm Sibirien ssri9reien Mir
be. Nu9 biele uiHsn Son unaewSbuli& bsfti-
gen S6nestlrmen in bielsm itpsreu @tnter
81 sr3dblcn. unp bod faat es Niemanber in
ct. eouis. GbieaeO, 9few yOrf obsr pbilaeel.
pbia Elm, beewesen aussuwantsru. Steiner il
i&et, ba6 CT uiat pom &sssn III bic Irauf:
tommt.