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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-10-26

EPISCOPAL.-St. Andrews Church, cor
ner of 9th avenue and Commercial street.
service on the first and third Sundays of each
month, at IL a. IN. and N p. m. Sunday
school every Sunday at 2K p. m.
REV. A. BEATTY, RECTOR.
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PHOrOaRAPuIC

DAGE makes all kinds and sizes of Pic
Z lures, and also will go any distance to
make pictures of residences, landscapes
teams, &c. Entrance to gallery first door
south of Wicks & Benefits grocery. I3-tf
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No OpiumI No NoTphiA or other danger
Gus drug Is conta ined in Dr. Bulls Rsbx
syrup. for the relief Of Collie, Teetning, etc
Price Is cents.
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GOOD rEMPLARs.

DHOENIX LODGE. No. 14y, /. O. G.. Il.
i Meets Wednesday nights of each week al
Grange hall. REV. j. II. CLARK VIC.
Z W. kINEAN, Recording Sec'y.
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN-Cor sth Ave
nue. and Commercial street. Preaching at II
school at 9K q. m. Prayer meeting every
Thursday evening. j. II. CLARK, Pastor.
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SECOND CONGREGATIONAL Welsh,-
Merchants street, between I'd and 81 Avenues
Preaching at 10h m. /; Sunday school at D.
N. and preaching at 81 p. m. HRNRY REESE,
Pastor.
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SECOND PRESBYTERIAN, (WeIsh,-Cor.
ner Market street and 9TH Avenue. Preach =
ing every Sunday at * and 61< p. m; SuE-
day school at 10 q. m. JOHN JONES Pastor.
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Men :!

apply 20 the editor Of this paper for three
A6fths membership, st q discount in POND's
BUSINESS COLLEGE, Topeka, Kan. Branches
taught the same e in other similar institll-
tons Total cost of three months course
including board. $54-50. lily
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METHODIST EPIsCOPAL-Merchant St.
cor. 9Th Avenue. Preaching every Sunday at
IL q. m, and at the usual hours at night: Sun
day school at ~ p. m; Prayer meeting every
Thursday evening. CIV. PYR, Pastor.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-10-26

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL st,
corner sth Avenue. Services every Sunday {
the usual hours.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-10-26

AFRICAN METHODIST State street
south Of railroad. Services every Sunday q
II Q. m :, and X p. m; Sunday school at D. m
Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings. Dud-
1eyCafter. Pastor
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j. J. WRIGHT, n. D.,
DIR. JOHN A. MO
MRS. J.F. DROVE MD
EWING SMITH a WIEE
DIR. w. ID. GENTRY,

lLusoV -ueHtpHtSs ZeHHt
"OMGPATHIST, respectfully offers his
H professional services to the people OF
Emporia and vicinity. Office at his residence
on Union St.. bet. 9th and 18th AYES. Office
hours: to 10 q. m. and to 3 y. m. I7-tf
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-10-26

CHRISTIAN-Corner Exchange street and
7th Avenue. Services every Sunday at the
usual hours. Sabbath School at o'clock p. In.
ALI are invited
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STATE GOVERNMENT.
CITY OFFICERS

CounciIm eeer ward A e. E MeauTtr.e
Perley. I'd Ward, II. b. Lowe, j. ii. Davis.
Sd Ward, John Henson, John Warneke. 4th
Ward, Ed: Borton, +. Thies.
Board of Education-1st Ward, J Jay Buck,
W. T. McCarty. I'd Ward, Van Mccullough,
n. T. Nix. Sd Ward, IL. W. McCune, l.. l..
Halleck 9TH Ward, j. A.Moore, l.. u. Kel-
i.ogg. Treasurer Board of Education, u. w
Eastman.
Justice of the Peace-C.. B. Bachelor, n.
Sanders.
Constables-T. johnson. H. w. Gilchriest.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.
CHURCHES.


Cards Ia this Directory 90 Cents line per yea
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-10-26

SeYenty-one of the members of
the present House in Congress serv-
ed In the confederate army.
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T WOULD inform the citizens of Emporia
L and surrounding country, that have just
received direct from the east q lot of Cofflns
for children-neW styles Also the finest as
sortment Of trimmings ever brought to this
81 X Vii iT he t Sonr iDIe2est t3 ~ 20 sSa,
on 6thavenue, two doors east Of post Office
l3Sml r. HEEECK, Carpenter and Builder
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-10-26

The permanent exhibition at Phil.
adelphia owes 1894, 600, and will
have to close its doors.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS st. corner ID ave
nue.. Services every fourth Sunday.
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Wood! Wood!

CoUHf1 CLEAkS OFkiCE.
ENPORIA, kaS., October 3, 1877. I
GEALED proposals will be received at this
OOfice until 2 O'Clock p. m. of Friday the 9th
day of November, for furnishing Lyon coun-
ty eighty cords of wood, fifteen to be deliver
ed at poor house, balance at court house. To
be oak, hickory, walnut or blackberry, sound,
split cord wool. Bids will be received for
green and dry wood separately. Wood to be
delivered One-half by the 10th of December,
balance by 18th of January, next.
The right to reject any and all bids is
reserved.
By order County Board.
4i-4t j. S. CRAIG, Co. Clerk.
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STATE OF "a 1os In Justice Court be
CITY OF EMPoRiA,S Ter, j. p said city
T. N. SEDGwIcE, PLAINTIFF
pS. , Notice.
PETER p. HoUCK, Detenddnt.S
SAID defendant will take netice: That the
y above named Justice of the Peace did, on
October 18th, 1877, issue an order of attach
ment in the above entitled cause, for the sum
of Fifty Dollars, and interest thereon. at the
rate of IL per cent. per annum from June 18th,
1877; and that said cause will be heard by
said Justice. ut his office, on the 18th day of
November, 1877, at O'Clock a. m.
STERRY & SEDGWICK,
42-3t Att'ys for Plaintiff.
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County OF LYON. S.. fore C. B. Baohei-
CITY OF EMPORIA.> Ter, j. P, said city.
G. w. NEWMAN, PEdinti6,)
PETER p. HOUCK. Defendant>
THE above named defendant will take
OF the Peace did, on October 18th, 1871 Issue
an order of attachment in the above entitled
cause, for the sum of 1882, and interest
thereon, at the rate of II per cent. per an
mum, from juno Goth, 1877; and that said
cause will be heard by said Justice, at his Of
ice, on the 18th day of November, A. ID. 1877,
at O'Clock q. IN.
SrERRY & SEDGWICK,
42-3t Att'yS for Plaintiff.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-03
NEVADA LEGISLATURES.
Tuesday. January 2. 1877
Senate-Second Day.

Tho members were called to order a
tne appointed time by Lieut.. Governo
! Adams.
After the calling of the roll, and thu
| annoCncemeu: that quorum vas pres
emf. the order of business was taken up
After the reading of the minutes By
the Secretary. and a few minor correc
lions of the same, Mr.. Cassidy moved
| that the various attaches of the body be
| sworn in.
Upon the passage of this motion
| Messrs. Baker, Schultz and Blair were
! appointed as committee to wait upon
| the Chief Justice aud invite his presence
! for the purpose OF administering the
| oath.
After this ceremony had been ended,
Mr.. Blair offered resolution instruct.
ing The Secretary OF the Senate to inform
the Assembly that the Senate was fully
organized with the election of the Of
fcers as announced in yesterday g
Atrial.
After toe acceptance Of the above. Mr..
Cassidy proposed resolution that a
committee Of ,hree be appointed for the
purpose OF Informing the Governor that
The Senate il; duly organized and ready
TO receive co,r II .Gicatlous from his Ex-
cel.ency.
The resolution was adopted. and
Messrs. Cassidy. Boardman and Ed
wards were named as the committee.
Mr. Shepherd offered the following
resolution: That the Sergeant-at- Arms
be INSTRUCTED to procure as soon "a pos
sibie sui abl. Offices for the Enrolling
and Enerossing Clerks of the Senate.
Adopted.
Mr.. Garrard offered q resolution that
the Senate be opened with prayer each
morning. aud that the resident clergy
men of Carson he invited to oficiate as
chap!ains. alternately, during the SEES
sion. The resolution Was adopted.
4 resolution by Mr. King in reference
to the supply Of ice water was next
adopted; IN afterwards the committee
appointed 10 wait upon the Governor
'etu.ned aoG reported that the message
wouid be ready tomorrow.
Mr.. Sheppsrd introduced resolution
'hs, The Sergeant at. Arms be Instructed
lie procure hiuuk forms for notice OF bills
ana reports OF committees one thousand
each. The resolution was approved.
easily introduced Senate bill, No. /,
entitled A.: AZ. TO provide for LAgisla. !
i've funds: and on motion of King Of !
Lgon, t5c members resolved themselves !
n,o COMMITTEE Of the Whole, with the !,
President in the chair The mo,ica was |:
carried. On motion agiin the bill WIS
,inced on The third reading and passed.
Cassidy gave notice that ut an early |
lay be would Introduce {. bill to pay the
lett incurred by the White Pine Indian
rar; also that he would shortly into
lu e n bill to define he bound ,ry line
,etween Eureka and Eiko counties.
On motion of Ross, the Senate ad-
burned 10 meet to-day at Ii NJ.
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Shoemaker, Parker, Grey and Moore o.
E!ko.
Contingent Expenses and Accounts
Griswold, Atchinson, Toomb, Everett
and Allen.
Mines and Mining-Babcock. Rule,
Smith Of Eureka, Hawks and Shak-
spearn.
Fei szal Relatiens-Grey. Bailey,
Harri ;. Trousdale and Edison.
REPRESENTATIONS Sawtelle and
Stewart.
Enrolment = Edison. Everstt and
Rocker.
Mileage-B ovmer. Gladding and
Bell.
Public Morals-Mills, Stewart and
Sergeant.
Library-shakspesre. Moore of Liz.
coin. and Everett.
Public Lands - Shoe maker. Allen,
Kennedy, Howard of Humboldt. and
State Prison--Babcock, Mcintosh and
Everett.
A resolution was offered by Mr.. Sew
art 10 reference TO stationery for certain
clerka; and a bill was offered by Mr..
Grey in reference to the fund for paying
the salaries Of the different members and
employees.
After considerable discussion the
House at length resolved itself into a
Committee of the Whole, with Mr.
Moore of Elko in the Chair, and the bill
was read and passed in the same. After
the committee had risen and reported, 1t
was moved by Mr.. Grey that the rules
be suspended. the bill be presented
third time. the same be considered en-.
crossed and placed upon its fu.l pas
sage. The motion was approved and
the bill was passed.
After the passage OF a resolution in
reference 10 the copying of bills by clerks
and another in reference to the procur-
ing OF chair for the Speaker. an ad-
journment took place until this morn
iug at II A. n.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-03
TIE RAILROAD HORROR.

At length we have the particulars Of
tho late disaster ut AshtabaIa. 1t was
an uncommon one, and au;our he mos,
f.i2blful which have occurred Tor M any
day. H,ppenins shortly after bat in
brooklyn. scarcely less dreadful in 10 cas-
ure or details. degree of interest las
been excited which j; intense in its sig
ni6c suce aud which bus meaning TO-
the world a. once N ,rked and important
!, was Mild winter night in Oaio. Toe
hills aud valleys were everywhere COW
cred with sect and snow, nni the ice
was formed in fantastic shapes on the
surrounding creeks aud LrJuss. Men
Ln,,oued MP their GO ais an stood shiv
e,iog at the stations along the tou {;
the ,fuin csra. rashir9 along toward the
f.'al bridge. Many al anxious ptssen
GER vas there aboard those ia Ell carr;
many parent saw in thought The FIRE
side # distant home: many child was
10 high g'es Al the expectation of near
meeting with relatives and friends. l,
vas the holiday time OF the year, but the
elements we're at work without; nature
wss e1ertins her superiority and power.
Onward rushed the engine; 'down
brakes was wbisi!ed ut length; the
wheels we're turned; the catastrophe
vas close at hand The head engine
had passed the bridge, when suddenly a
crack was heard: n weak point was
there, and in an instant bridge. cars.
hind engine and passengers went down |
together. aud people one half mile away |
were cognizaut Of the fall. Down, Oh
down. seventy feet they wont; :he ice in
the river gave way, and hon happened
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-03

The members we're called 10 order a.
IL A. n. by the Secretary Of State. aftel
+, which the roll was called.
! Messrs Rockiil and Shakespeare hav.
! ing been absent yesterday thu oath was
nov admiui,ts TO them by Chief JUS.
| ice H,wiey, after which they sEbscr,5ed
! to tue sane.
| The election of Speaker being then in
| order II. G. Parker of Ornst,y placed in
nomination his colleague Mr.. Henry r.
Mighs!s. in the following terse and up
piopria.e words:
Il take pleasure in placing in nor1i.
nation a gentleman who, can assure the
| members Of this ]. gisla,ive body, will be
always right IL BIZ ru;inus; n gentleman
who will knowingly make wrong de-
c'sion under no circumstances whatever.
H. is young. vigorous and ambitious to
ain good name; bis head is clear, and
bi heart j. in the right pluce.
b 'ry 4 E ,reka. with the unanimous
'nn. ent Of The Democratic member. ui
theHonse, seco' ded the nomination OF
ur. Mig ieis. and moved that he BE-
eected Nv ACCLAIM .iion.
A question arose here az 10 the legality
of snch 81 cleo ion, which resulted in
The ca Ing Of the roll 10 the usu Il way.
OF the forty nine votes Cast. for,y.eigh.
were cast for Mighels. he himself voting
for B,iIey. Ga the announcement OF
taa vote. Stewart, B.iiey and Moore
waited upon tue SPEAKER. elect aud es.
corted Lin to the chair. On being in
PRODUCED by ,hs Secretary of State, Mr..
Mi4he's made the following speech:
n =
will not attempt to express in set
phrase my sense of gratitude and
pride at being The recipient Of this
high distinction at the hands of my
party associates in this House and
confess that much mistrust my abil.
ity 10 express by word and act . fit
ling reciprocation of the very graceful,
welcome and unexpected expression |
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o scene which beggars description. Men
we're torn limb from limb in the general
disas:er; mothers lay dying beside the
children hey had reared; family ties
we're broken never to be mended again
on earth. Fire broke out. The hills
we're Lighted NJ BY tie dancing flames.
The STOW dr;f'ed and blew with incseas-
ing fury. Strong men became invested
with The power Of Sampson; they
broke through the cars; they trampIed
upon the dying; they uttered shrek
sfter shrek 10 The cold night air. But
there was no pity. no mercy there. The
elements wee ut war with mankind; the
wind was bowling q solemn requiem
over tho erav,s Of the dead. One hun
drei persons persisted then and there;
one hundred homes were deso'ste that
night: one hundred souls winged their
fight 10 distant world. AL over Ohio.
al! over Pennsylvania. all over the
couotry iIsef there is weeping and vail.
ing now; but The drama in the life of the
paor unfortunates has been played; the
curtain of existence has irrecoverab'y
f.lleu. and many grave has been filled
with the man9led remains of the victims.
After a while more funeral professions
will be held. sermons will be preached
aud prayers will be uttered. but the
nobody 10 blame" of the coroner will
have neaniug for the world at once
deep aud significant.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-03

| MASON & CO.,
IN coRBErr BLOCK.
NORTH CARSON STREET.
Carson City. Nevada,
W1oIrsAIr AND RETAIL
Groceries,
Provisions,
crockery,
Glassware,
TinwaTe,
Canned Fruits. !
6utter,
Lard, |
Grain,
Coal Oil,
And Al articles usually kept ina
FIRST CLASS STORE,
the kind Of mercantile business in which
he is engaged.
riders taken and Goods i elivered to
any part Of the City
free Of charge.
Carson. May 6. 1876.
, 1877-11-08
6eiunbbeitspfeae.

Die sr0bte 8eadtuns perpient bic Otetbooe
oes Or. Mtaclean gu @las9op III S4ottlalto,
welder bic nit Stifbuiten bebafteten &inoer
ourd friihe 9uft idnell NIB ii4er beilt. Der
5auptiat bieier 8ur lautet: nOas am Stidz
buiten e~rfranfte Sinh muB ben sat3en Sag
iiber braubsn bleibent, es Jet 9utes ODER i9led5
tes 8etter, CONNER ODER @inter." Gin
buitenfranfes, in 9ebeisten 3immer 9~efan9en
sebaltenes Sinh 9lei4e einem in triibem l9az
len @aiier matt9eworoenen 6tid; wie man
oieien our9 Ssriesung in friides flares
Nueamaiier neu belsbe, 10 msde man aud
i'm &inoe Die 2ebensgeiter, babe ibm Die
labme Sruit seiuno" ourd Seristun9 in oas
freie atmoipbdriide 2uitmeer. Die 3uft ieoes
gebeiSten 3in1mers 1T NIT Staub oerunrei=
nist, tpelder iid in Der Seble feitiest uno ben
Suiten rnterbalt.
, 1877-11-08

| seisen, pirS er an ibrem 8erberben
arbeiten, wie -. nun, genug! Mber
iein 8emiben ioI perseblid iein, 10 LANCE
i'd ba bin."
Gami4 mai gang itarr iber Mles bas,
mas er pernabm; er lernte 5ugleid bic
tleine @rofn6 beute pon elmer gang neuen
Settle %tennen, er bate gar nidt seslaubt,
bab ienes blbide &6pfden 10 erniter
@ebanfen fdbig wdre. Gr bate ben gez
w0bnliben 6ebler pieler Wtenl6en be-
gansen, bic Elm b%eiteres temperament
nur gar 81 leibt aud fur elm cberfld6z
li6es balten unb tiefer gebenbe 8eflez
rionen nur binter elmer ernlten Stirn
uno finiteren 8liden permutben.
uSd bite idDn," fubr 9ermance na6
elmer fleinen Yauie fort, ,geben Sic i'm
etilen oriiben auf Mles pobl Ndt uno
penn Sic slauben, bab i'd BON Nuben
lein fann, poer wenn Sic etmas %beicnpers
Snterei1antes entbeden, oann ididen Sic
mir cine 3eile uno i'd fomme ausenblid<
lid. = 8Dr NIem mub es periuht werz
ben. iene b6ie Srau uno ibre Sodter fort
gu bringen, uno Obne SCANDAL natirz
li6, benin mplte man benz @raien pper
Der @eneralin oas serinsite BON ienen
S6attenipielen mittbeilen, unb BON ben
anoeren Sinsen, bann wlroe Der SADIE
i6nea elm gnoe semadt iein - aber, i'd
bitt Sic, in einem anitdnbisen 9aule,
wie sebt bas an? 80. i'd bite Sic aud,
laiien Sic biele fleinen 3eidnungen ba,
in meinem 8eiis, = wer weib, wosu man
oielelben nod einmal sebrauden tann."
Uortietuns iolat.)
, 1877-11-08
: Die 6binarinbe tpirt in So

- Die Shinarinbe nirb in &o=
lumbien (Siib=A merifa) BON smet Gbinabau-
marten erbalten, namlib Quina colorado
urb @. amarillo; Die BON Der eriteren art
g~elieferte 8inbe lift bel weitem Die bette. Sc
m0bnlid seben bier bis flint Seute, ME mebr,
3uiammen aus, I'M bic Sieberrinoe ein3uiam=
meln; ieoe Terion trast bier Yfuno Pamela
(Hobsudsr) uuo swei Yiuno Mais CUR Speiie-
bersituns bel fid; Die Sas> lisfsrt ales an=
oere CUR Nabruns Wotbmenoi9e, ndmlid 10
gut pie Nidts, ba 8ilo iebr ielten 1T. Das
beim Sammeln Der Hiabe benuste @eratb,
cine art Sell, fibrt ben Namen ahuinche
ODER machete de ROAR; nit oemielben perz
ben Die Sdume umsei6lasen uno ibrer &inoe
beraubt. Oie 9eiamnelte 6ieberrinoe, bon
Der isoe Yerion gewDbnlid nnsefdbr 3rpei 9lr-
robas $50 Yfnno beimbrin9t, miro gu 2 Yia=
tern (ungefdbr 6 Wart) Die Irroba %perfauft,
10 baB Die Sammler Oer fir Die @uropaer url=
cristlihen 6ieberrinOe fir tire Strapasen
einen Iebr fnappen 2obn erbulten.
, 1877-11-08
ia nidt rotb!" ylm 10 srSber," erpieosrte Der
Maler, lift oas @uuoer, tuena io9ar Die &C.
otten 8rebie Der Yreoi9t Sub0ren

BIT Sorn in SoIanb lo1te neultf Elm iurt=
ger Dtann Dor Der Militdr~G ommiiiicn bebuts
Der Iusbebuns erideinen. Statt ieitlsr fam
Elm atteit oes ArStes, in welfem erfldrt mar,
Der seDadte Singing lei gu bid, oils oaB er
iif pom Ylate belpe9en f0nnte. Stan orebte
alio ben SpieB nm, Die @ommiiion relp. tbr
dr5tlider Seiratb be9ab iid su uulsrm 9elz
ben. Nta1 elmer fur5en n%nteriud)ung itsate
Der M.ilitdrarst benz jungen Wanne Elm 3en9.
rlib aus, oab er 26O atlo9ramm mie9te uro
oesbalb gum Utilitdr untauslid Jet.
, 1877-11-08
Die Meiuiauna Der Saus.

Sie Ncini9une Der SamS.
pdide NIT Oampf lam auf e'ue eberio ein=
faae als bilise 8eiie in iebsr 5auSbaltuns
polso9en weroen. Sober einsemauerte &sia
it baSu braubbar. Man ldbt elm SAB arl=
~itrtisen, oas Den Ourhmeiisr oes &efels bat;
Der eine 8oben ~oeiielben 1T pielfab ourd)=
lohert, Der anoere bagegen biloen ben 0edel
uno ipirb n,ittels eines Querriegels gei9lo0en,
inOem osrielbe in Die OeHnuusen Der gu BET
ben Seiten oes Safes befinpll6en 9anobaben
selhoben miro. Mn ben tnneren @dnpen
oes Safes iinb Soloitabe ansebradt, oam1it
Die WaiAe iid pabreno bes Ddmpfens niht
anlesen fam. Mubsrbem werben swii4en
Die 8al4e beim @inpaden b%erielben cine &u=
gail bon Sreu5Itaben ein9elest, 10 oaB ii4
Our99anssmese iiir pen Dampi biloen. cs
1T ratblam, ben Oedsl ebenfals nit etnisen
aDAern gu per ebeu. ban,it Der Dampf feline
gu bobe Spanuuns i'm Safe erlanst. Ser
proceb bes Neini9ens Der Wdi4e miro NIT
oielem Ippdrat in iolgenoer Weiie aussez
fiibrt: Der Wal1teiiel uiro NIT Seiienwal=
lsr, i'll ,peldes man cine gebDri9e Wsnse Sooa
bin;ugeiiist bat, 9eiiiat unb gum @leoen sr=
bitt; bic 8aide miro 9leidmdBig i'll oas
Nab 9eltidtet ru,ten Die sr0bere, oben Die
feinerc -. nit bsiber SooalSiuns iiber9oisn
uno pas 6ab alsoann auf ben 8aiAteiel
aufseieet, uadoem uorber Der Dsdsl sei@loi-
len moroen 1T. go labt man bic Wdide
rubis stuei bis orei Stunoen odmpien, Wab-
reno man inter Dem &eiIel itets oas 6euer
uuterbalt, bamit Die Dampfentuidsluns nidt
uadlaBt. Stad oieiem Dampien fam Die
@aide io9leid seipiiIt uao 9etrodnet wsr-
Den; ie eri4eint reiner uno weiber, oils bel
ispem anoeru Walduerfabren uno aubercsm
1T Die GripaniB oil arditen uno Mats.ialieu
isbr bebeutsno. Yractii6 1T, oas Sab niat
81 srob aniertissu gu laiien, etWa 10, oab ss
bunosrt bis buloertunoiiinisig Stiid @aihs
iaBt, pa ioult Der Dampf, penn er gu piel
Stoii ourdOriu9sn mub, nidt trdftls serlns
pirfsn lam.
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a%efauft tplrb, lit Jun gan5en 0etpinn bers&tist. be
bel Der 3iebuns am /. Deaempsr oaraui entfaae
pirb.
Bel ORDERS aus BEN SnIanoe Q~enietbie
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Il bemsrfensmertbeS Bud! i
Ibur's leetes nno sr06tes.
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Disles ppucnretfe aSrrt bieies @.tsranen Der
Nmerifauilden Hlteratur bat ais 8oripuri einen De.
e~entano, Welter oas lociale Seben unieres geiainmten
Bottles beriibrt uno 9iebt einen lbretlihen llsberblid
irannenb uns auirssene, miro es pou Nlem mil
Y s9i roe 8slslen werosn. Suuitrirt une idbpn &C.
nLnhen. Wlr lino entldloIen. oas bud IN ieoer Il 1.
nille oes 9anhes eir5nflDren uno ~offeriren nod nis
tastmeiene Sprfbeiie allen m1nnlidtu uno meibli.
den Sublcribenterlammiern 98ir ~perlanaen LIBERAL
M9euten uno ihidtn gratis auf Verlangen Beoinaun,
nsn nm beltreiberbs S,reulsre. 3. ". 2tpehar,
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8 j E
I'M 8etail ~pertauft gu Smportattons. Preiien,
opn Der
Great Atlantic and Pacific
TEA Co.,
9Oates Ctr. une 62l glib 9rifte Str,, -
Ebilabelp0 ia. Va.
Dies 1T cine Organization bon Sapitaliiten UNI
2bte al importiren uuo su pertbeilen
init einem tleinen Gewlnn, Der oem @pmlumenten auen
Geiuinn Der carbohydrates erlpart. 9Dir controairen
einen 8roBen lbeil her beiten 3beei orten. pelte r,at
oieIem Ganoe tomnten uno Die nur uon unS ielbit Der.
fault ,peroen. Ierlonsn, pelhe Don euoeren 61noleln
taufen tbun otes 3u ibrem el8eilen Natbtbtil. lnIere
bGuler IN Gbina uno 5apan baben bic beiten iSaeilit1.
ten aur Wusipabl, mas urs 9roBt 0ortbelle 9elu1brt.
Mir baben gum Yerfauf unierer Sbee ortsn " allen
bauptitdoten Der 8ersini8tsn Staaten stores stablirt.
s4ir 8eben ~nnieren &unoen eim
ScbDneS Sci Ebrpmp.
,genprlrlen pou ben wertDoolIten l8erten amerifani.
Iher unb ~freinoer 8inltler). pelbes. wenn in e,nem
Biloerlaoen 9etauft mebr tolteu plroe oils Der prels
oss abess bstrdst Dwie 9bromos inb elm Ueideni
iur uniere Runoen.
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on'mene Bsfrisoisun8 st,pabren. oosroas Qsip ,uriid.
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No. eSl Y StraBe, @ds 3neitsm uno Coates stroRs
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