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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-01-16

q Charming Widow with Fortune 81 -. =
OOO. 900 said To Bs the Probable Future
Mistress of the white House - the Wifs
offrssidcst ClesetApd.
NEW YORK. January s
Il Is currently stated that Presi,
dent-clect Cleveland win shortly be mar
ried 10 Mrs. John VI 5. Pruyn, Of Albany.
she Is the widow Of the late Chancellor
Pruyn, If Albany, very distinguished
citizen in his life, but much the senior
of his wife. She is the daughter Of
Judge Amasa J. Parker, OF Albany,
who long held prominent position
In New York poll.ics, and who Is
q man Of very considerable wealth.
His eldest daughter married Eastus
Corning, Of Albany, at whose house
Cleveland was given dinner last week.
Mrs. Pruyn Is about thlrty-six years old,
and Is = woman of very striking personal
appearance, and Is probably worth S5,-
O0o, 900 and has only one child. When she,
as6niiss Mary Parker, married Chancellor
Pruyn about iifteen years ago, any man
on earth might have coveted so beautiful
abride. Chancellor Pruyn was for many
years general counsel for the New
YIN AtuttAk kIttto4u. lt was III Stu-
gress twice, served several years in the
State Senate, and was Regent 81 the State
University and then Chancellor. At the
National Democratic Convention In st.
Louis In 1861, he was warmly devoted TO
Mr.. Tilden, and went out there to aid In
securing his nomination for the Prcsi-
dency.
At that time he was nearly seventy
five years old, his hair was as white as
snow, aud be had q most venerable and
impressive appearance. He died year
later. The Cornings, Pruyns and Parkers
are foremost among the most exclusive
people Of Albany. Enstus Corning has
been from the first devoted supporter
Of Governor Cleveland, and he and his
family were quick TO give him social
recognition when he took up his resi-
dcnce at Albany as the Chief Executive Of
the State. IL Is significant that Mrs.
Pruyn has been invited TO all the dinners
and other social affairs In Albany to which
Governor Cleveland has been invited, and
Il Is furthermore significant that the Gov.
crnor always escorts her to the table.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-01-16

The Irresistiblc Logic Of the Post-E Election
Figures.


The Tribune is very anxious that the
United States Senate shall institute an
inquiry into the methods which, it al
leges. have served 70 make the South
ern' electoral vote. as it is called,
''solid" for Cleveland.
The World would denounce any at
tempt on the part OF Democrats to rob
the negro of the right to vote any ticket
he pleases, as it denounces The Repub-
lican attempt to rob him OF the right to
vote anything but Republican ticket
Figures speak. In the last election
the Democratic majorities decreased
largely in the South and the Republican
majorities decreased still more largely
in the North.
Garfield's total majority in all the
Northern States carried BY him in 1880
was 53S,90l. Blaine's total majority in
all the Northern States carried by him
in 1884 was 404,S59.
Thus. despite the increase in the pop
ular vote, Blaine's maiorities in tho
Northern States We're 134.0i2 less than
Garfield's majorities four years previ-
ously.
Hancock's total majority in the South
In 1880 was f2s,732. Cleveland's total
majority in the South in 1884 was
1923. 55S.
Thus Cleveland's majorities in the
Southern States were los, ia less than
Hancock's majorities.
Do not these results prove that the
sections are getting closer and closer
together and give the best denial TO the
sensational stories OF Southern outrages
on the negro vote?
Besides, the Democracy carried four
Southern States by meager pluralities
ranging from 5000 to 800 votes, while
Blaine carried Michigan. which had
given Garfield $4,000. BY plurality Of
1921 only. and lost 60, 900 Of the Gar
field majority in Iowa, nearly 10.O0O in
Illinois and $4,000 in Massachusetts,.
We earnestly recommend our esteem
ed Blaine contemporary to study these
figures. They will relieve its philan-
thropic mind OF some anxiety for the
poor Southern negro and will. we
think. satisfy it that the Nations wards
will be kindly protected under bcneii-
cent Democratic Administration.
y World.
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THE LIBERTY BELL

Preparations For Its Transfer and Trium-
phal Progress to New OrIeans-A Special
Car Being Built For II.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. January G
Thcdate Of departure Of the Liberty bell
Tor New Orleans has been changed from
January cath to the Esd. the day on which
Mayor Smith has signined his intention
Of arriving In New Orleans. The de-
parture will be accompanied with great
pomp and ceremony. The bell win bc
escorted from Independence Hall to the
Pennsylvania Railroad station By 500
policemen and Councilmen committee.
At the depot II will be placed In the car
which Is now being built for Its reception
BY the Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
The bell will rest In the center Of the car.
under rcd, white and blue canopy. The
sides Of the car will be open, and at one
end there will be a compartment for the
accommodation of three officers, who
form the guard. On one side
OF the car win be embla-
zoned the word "Philadelphia, -
and on the other "New Orleans" Each
side will bear the lckcnd, "Proclaim lib
crty throughout the land" The car will
be run In the Exhibition grounds and the
bell will not be disturbed until its return
TO this city. The train will make thir-
teen stops, as symbol Of the thirteen
original States, during the trip between
this city and New Orleans.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-01-16

Blaine's Absurd and Characteristic Trear-
ment Of His Libel Suit.

Blainc's Absurd and Characteristic Trear-
ment Of His Libel suit.
Early in August Mr.. Blaine wrote to
Holloway. editor Of the indianapolis
Times, saying that he had just received
the atrocious libel of the Sentinel.
He said "the story is abominably false
in every statement and every implica-
ton, assailing The honor Of his wife and
children" He wanted the responsible
editor sued for libel without an hours
delay" 1t was his "only remedy and
he was sure that honorable Demo-
Gratis alike with honorable Republicans
will justify me in defending the honor
Of my family II needs be with my life. Y
In less than month he discovered that
libel suit was not his " only remedy
for through the medium Of his friend
Phelps he took 80, 0O0, 900 of people into
his confidence, and informed them that
the libel was based upon the fact that
he married his wife once secretly and
again openly. He afterwards refused
TO answer certain searching questions
which would have tested the truth Of
this story.
In the very heat Of President al
campaign, when, II ever. injustice could
be done him, he admitted that Demo
Gratis would justify him in defending
the honor of his family" But when
the campaign Is passed and he Is de-
feated; when there is nothing to be-
gained by treating him unjustIy; so far
from being sure that his opponents
would Justify him, he distinctly says
that they would carry their political
rancor 50 far as to thwart his defense Of
1.-THE honor Of his wife and family"
Therefore, the honor which, before the
election, he would have defended with
his life, he csteems 50 lightly after the
election that he will not even prosecute
libel suit under circumstances far more
favorable TO him than when he began IT,
Gould anything be more absurd or char
actcristcP Anything better illustrate
the shifting, unstable, temporizing ex-
pedients OF the shorts GIFTED dema-
goguep He imagines this 70 be craft.
Il Is more like idiocy, and very sorry
compliment to the sincerity and intelli-
gcnce Of his party followers. In fact.
Mr. Blaine Is an even greater humbug
than he has had credit Er being. De-
troit Free Press.
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OIL ON THE WATERS,

Which. Instead OF Allaying Trouble Causes
the Destruction Of the Entire lee Crop Of
the Penboscot and Consequent Heavy
Loss.
BANGOR, NE, January 6.
The Ice business Of Bangor has received
an unexpected blow. In the store
house Of Henry Mclaughlin, where the
flre occurred Saturday night, we're
stored 2,20o barrels OF kero-
sene oil. A large part OF this
oil ran into the river, and thorough cx-
animation to-day shows that il has en-
tirely spoiled the splendid field Of ice.
Even mile below the place where it en-
tered the river the ice has been rendered
unit for use. The oil has been car
ried by the tide to the upper
fields, and the ice there has
been impregnated with kerosene. About
the wharf where the oil was stored there
are barrels Of oil, and hundreds OF
people have been busy dipping 1t
up. II Is thought that the ice can be
started out of the river by means OF dyna-
mite and that new crop can be formed.
II IL Is not possible to do this, IL will
De severe blow to the gentlemen in
terested in the ice business, as well
as to many laboring people. 1T
Is estimated that in cutting and
shipping the Ice $4,000 would be paid to
the laboring men and the ice itself Is
worth 100000. II would also be untor-
tunate, as the ice business here Is Just
being established on permanent basis,
and many dealers were looking towards
the Penobscot for their annual supply.
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IN STRONG HANDS.

1hc Movement Looking tn the Relief Of
General Grant.
WASHINGTON. ID. O., january
General Sherman visited the War De.
partment yesterday and spent some time
In calling upon the Secretary Of War,
General Sheridan and other ofilcials. A
reporter asked for Information Is to the
progress Of the movement for the relief
Of General Grant. ~ won't tell you any.
thing about It," replied General Sher-
man, except that the matter Is Ia strong
hands. II Is very complicated case
ne continued, land no one can tell the re-.
suit; but, ~ said, strong men are in
tercstcd In Il, and the very best lawyers
are looking after General Grants inter-
esis, and they will BE- protected - far =
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Preparations For Its Transfer and Trium-
phal Progress to New OrIeans-A Special
Car Being BUILT For Il.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-10
(Ginaefnnbt.l

Da f9on @eri@iebenes betreff Der
Neuz Yraunfelfer pofsOffice gei9rieben
puroe, 10 m6ge es mir berg6nnt fein,
audi nod etpas bin5u3ufigen. bas piels
lei1t nidt obne Snterefe fir bas puz
blifum fein m66te, ba es bic 9antbar>
feit zines publitums iomobl als aud
bic elmer politifden Partet in elm ni1t
geraoe f66nes 2idt ftelli.
Oie polfoffie in N. Br. tpurbe mad
bem Sooe bes 0errn Mbolpb Benner
BON befen Grau 2ouiie 8enner-bie
nebenbei bemerft, bic erite poitmeifferin
in ben Ser. .Staaten tpar-3ur bollfoms
menifen 3ufriebenbeit bes geiamnteu
publifums permaltet. 9fd6 mebridb=
riger BON ber Poftbermaltung anerfanns
ter bor5iigli9er Giibrung berfelbeu fam
Der Grieg basmii9en, unb tpie es Bel
oerartigen groBen llmpdl3ungen itets
Der 6au 1T, ttimmt 9ieier Dber Sener
partei fiir bic cine ober bic anoere
Seite, gemdB ben Mnfi6ten, tpel9e ber
Cine ober Der Mn6ere ii9 BON ber Sadie
ma9t.
Sm ansefiibrten Sale barmonirte
beiagte 6rau 8enner als CUTE patriotin
bolfommeH nit benz S1ritte, tpel1en
Der Staat eingei9lag'n bate, -iotueit
cine Grau iiberbaupt i'm Stanbe 1T. fit
cine politii6e Sadie partei su nebmen.
Ser &rieg brad aus unb Grau Benner
blieb i'm Mmte, fanb aber, baB fi9 bonn
patriDtismus njbt leben lieb. ba bic
poifoffice ni9ts einbra6te, un6 fiblte
| li1 in Solge beHen peranlaBt, bieielbe
auf3ugeben. Grau 9. beiaB neben bem
6auIe, in tpel9em bic poftoffice einges
! ri6tet mar, cine babi6e Garm in Sors
tOntOmn unb beabli6tigte bortbin gu
iibel fieoeln, I'm bon Dem @rtrag beriels
ben au leben; inbeKen bamals appellirte
man on ben patriotismus Der Grau
unb iagte ibr, iie oiirfe bic Office ni1t
!, berlafen, uno ba ii6 Niemanb fanb,
ber geionnen mar, cine ni6tbeaablenbe
Steae aus3ufilen. 10 berblieb Grau 9.
nolens volens in berielben. 4aum mar
Der 3rieg porbei, 10 tpuroe hire 9luf.
opferung fiir's algemeine Wobl gum
| 0erbrehen geifempelt; es bieB nit Ell
nem Male, man f0nne nur 2eute i'm
Mmte baben, bic pormals ME i'm Nmte
tpdbrenb bes 2rieges gepefen u. I. To.
Oas gnbe bonn 2iebe mar, baB bic
Grau, na1bem iie ibre Garm peraebrt
(im 9ienite bes Publifums), fblieBli9
berausipebirt murbe bura einen ioge.
nannten patrioten. ber gtidts getban.
tpebsr fir ben ginen nod ben Nnbern,
aber eben ben 8ortbeil fir ii6 bate,
gerabe gi6ts setban gu baben.
Serr 8. $. 9olb 1T elm gutter pofts
meifter getpeien uno mobl i9merli6
tuirb man etpas gesen i'm iagen fons
nen als Menib, unb tuean iebt i'm aas
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iab, baB er fein Greunb bom regelre9=
ten ginpaden mar.

iab, baB er fein Greunb bom regelre9=
ten ginpaden mar.
Geoulben sic ii1 einen Mugenblid,
iaste @ortenbofen au benz Mbiutanten,
ila6oem fie eingetreten, i9 tperbe meine
Wirtbiu rufen. Wdbrenb er allein
mar, fab Der Mbiuiant f6 um. Muf
benz Grunbe ber Giite, bon Bidern be-
bedt, lag cine groBe braunleberne
Mappe, au grob, um fie in benz Gofer
unter5ubringen.
Nba, fagte er bel fi9, unb bon Der
Neugier getrieben, bate er raid bic 8n=
der entfernt unb ben Sedel aufgei9las
gen. Die Wfappe entbielt cine Gille bon
Ioien Bldttern. Muf benz erften beriel=
ben erblidte mon Grancisfa' 8 BruHbilo.
Dje Mebnli9feit mar 10 in bic Mugen
| fpringenb, bab Der 8ei1auer beinab ers
| idredt suridfubr. gben ipollte er bas
3tpeite Blatt umI1lagen, als er @arten>
bofens S9ritte bonn GIur ber bernabm,
unb ct bate gerabe nod 3eit, bic Map.
be su3uflappeu, bic Bidder tpieoer baraui
3u tperfeu uno an bas Geniter 3u treten,
aIs Garteubofen nit ber Wirtbin eirts
traf.
ggas sic fir cine famoie NusIidt ba=
ben, iagte Der Mbiutant, inbem er fid
BON Gcnfer umbrebte, our6 tpel9es ei
anf9einenb bic ganae 3eit binausge:
i1aut bate.
0ier, Iiebe lrau Wainert, iagte @ars
tenbofen, na1beln CT einen raiden prii:
fenoen Bid auf bic Giife gemcrfen, II
Der 6err, ber nod mir eilt3u3ieber
uiinf6t; i9 bente, es miro Sbnen lief
iein, bob Sic Sbre Wobnung glei9 mie.
Der bermietben f0nnen9 Die Wirtbin,
cine alte Grau nit feinem blafem @e.
| ft9t. benz man es aniab, baB fie aur 3eit,
als ibr Wann nod lebte, before Sagt
geleben bate, blidte i'm itumm an.
ipdbrenO ibre Musen fi9 nit Sbrdner
| M6 9err 2ieutenant, faete fie, nil
| lou es mir lieb iein, baB sic gebens
Sic nif9te fi9 nit ber S9iirae Bic Mu
gen aus. uno in bieIem iaiidternen Gus.
brude zines tiefen Summers iprad Il,
pieflei9t gum erfen Waie bic 3uneigun(
aus, bic fie i'm 2aufe Der atpei Sabre fiji
ben iiillen einiamen Wsann sefabt un,
bic fie befdeioener Weiie ME gu seisel
sewast bate.
gsa laFen Sic nur gut iein, Mabam
der, iagfe ber Mbiutant, i'd bin aud
| fein MenfdenfreRer, mir iperben nn
fdon pertragen. Ct mar nit Der Gltel
baIo banbelseinig, unb iie notbigts iRm
| ba iie abargldubiid mar unb iib bel
Mietbsmann erf our6 iol6e ipmbolii9
| 6antlung geii1ert glaubte, Stuben
fhliii5el unb Oriider auf.
| Mber es III ia nod 9errn bon 8arten
bofens Wobuung, iagte ct lahenb, I'M
es 1T nod elm boiler Ntonat big ain
L
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J,ranf ka.
RoOeIls BON q. ,. asiloenbrad3.
(Gertfetune.)

(Gortfetnng.)
,HapbaeI1, iagte ber abiutant, Der
nit @artenbofen bic Sreppe binunters
F.sg. Sir baben mid In falf9em Wers
ba tt; ib perfi1ere Sbnen. 6aB i'd STE
uis6t 1nrl 9lbiutanten beiul 2anbmebrs
5. irfstontman6o in Worf9lag sebraht
IT, 5e. 9ortenhofen blieb fteben, fab
iIia groB ms geiidt unb ld9elte fins
f.: iiub ungIdubig.
Sic molten mir ni9t glauben, fubr
BE-: Nnbere fort, aber i9 gebe Sbnen
nj In Wo.t, boB ber Oberit gan3 Sc
nj .n6 anbers 40 bem poifen auserfeben
:te; erIi porgelfern, nod einen1 Ges
itsd& nit benz General, bat er feinen
gnti6Iub seanbert unb Sic eomn'aiIs
brit.
Der GeneraI2 fraste Gartenbofen
eri.auut, Der General bat nit benz
EJerf gfIpro9en? iiber mid?
Ss febt beinob 70 aus, periebte Der
Ntjutont, Dbelei@ ih nid)t 3ugeb6rt
hsi6e. Sdweigenb iebttn Bsi6e ibren
M,g fort.
afr 2eit ber Nbi,rtont ME m;shsr ao y, '' ~
bsgleite ic1 sic bis su Sbrer Wobnuna.
Id m69te iie mir anieben. nm lie plels
Ieid5f mad abnen a,i rlietheu.
ggie foanlen sic auf ben Geboufeu2
fr1nte @artenhofen, inbem er ben Mo.
irfdnien iiberrnf1t nniab, meine WDb.
Hsl1a ,pirD Shnen bod f6merli4 paiien
gS6 Seufe mir hok he bilIia lit, Der,
geafs bsr Mniutonf iadenb, unb mad
e;,tem fbenerem Wiutsr fam elm ibor.
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nd9ten gierteliabr2 gs balf linn absr
ni9ts; Gartenbofen bate nod feline be-
fonoeren S6liiiiel fiir iid.
Nlio beute Na9mittag .gebt es fort?
panbte ii4 Der Mbiutant an bielen.
So, in elmer Stunbe, ertpiberte 8ar=
bofen, unb nidtmabr, :panbte er i9 an
bic Wirtbin, Sie forsen mir bafiir, baB
i'd meine 6a6en redt balo befomme.? !?
Wforgen Mbenb gebt Maes ab, pers
fi9erte fie, i@ ipeiB ia, baB sic obne
Sbre Bidder ni9t 3ufrieben fino, unb
fie warf einen 3drtli9 traurigen Blid
auf bic balbsefii0te Gifte.
(Gortlebung foIat.)
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gemeinen Weaiel Der 8erbdltnifie feline
Partei-bie ibn Der partei balber bin=
eingebradt, Der partei tpegen aud Dies
! ber berausbrinst = neil feline partei.
unterlegen, 10 1T es eben cine Ga6e,
bic benz 9errn ni6t i'm @eringiien be-
fremben nod unermartet gefommen iein
mag. gs LIT eben benz allgemeinen
We1iel bes 3ufaus, Der bic Welt re-
giert, suaui6reiben, unb Der 9err bat
fi6 nibt gu beflagen, ba er iel6ff bon
oieiem @e@fel |. 3. gtuben sesogen
bat, troboem i6 als gutter Democrat es
gerabe ni9t fb6n finbe, elmer Weinung
tDegen 5u leiben, tpenn es au6 benz alls
gemeinen Weltgefebe nod ri6tig 1T.
Die Srage entitebt nun, per lou bas
Nmt-bas man ber politif6en Sadie
wegen ni6t in ben 9dnben beiagten
9errn 9olb lai1en gu f6nnen fiir sDeds
mdbig era9tet- befommens
Yom Stanbpunfte ber Danfbarfeit,
Der @ere9tigteit, 8i(ligteit unb Meni6=
li9feit aus tpdre tpobl ie6es Sinh i'm
@tanbe. bieie Graae fi9tig unb Iosiid
gu beauttporten, inbehen ba bies 9lrtitel
finb. in benen cine aetpiHe Glafe bon
parteipolititern unb profeifionsbrabt=
siebern nidt ma6t!-fo mub Semanb
gefunben tuer6en, ber bielei6t li6 ber-
gibt, smedentipre6enbe 8eripre9unsen
ober @arantien su geben, bic oieleidt
beiagten pDlitifern mebr bon yfuBen
erf9einen, als es cine alte bon Sorgen
gebeuete unb Der lebtsn Stiibe beraubte
Grau i'm Stanbe 1T gu tbun, bic aber
oenno6 fdbig 1T unb udre, beiastes
Nmt bielleidt nit mebr gompetens unb
sur gr6Beren 3ufriebenbeit oes Publis
tums au perlorsen, als eine anbere pers
ION, bic ben 9erren politifern mebr
pafenb eri1eint fir ibre priDatspede.
Sd iage pfui! Demienigen. Der unter
folden llmitdnben iid fit elm Nmt bers
giebt. Sd iase 3meimal pfui! ben
profefi fiionspDlitifern, bic gemein genug
iinb, unter iol6en umitdnben nur ibren
eigenen 8ortbeil gu befragen. unb i6
iage Dreimal pfui! Der partei, bic bers
artise Dinge fur notbmenbig bdlt, um
| fid in Madt balten gu tpOllen ober gu
f0nnen. Sd beitreite, bab bies bemo=
fratil6e @runbidbe linb unb baB bic
bemofratii6e partei etipas Derartiges
billigt. Sd perbamme Dieienigen als
Nerrdtber an Der Sadie, bic aud nur
elm dbnlides 8erfabren billigen ooer
ausipre9en.
Gin tpirfliher Semofrat.
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Sambel unS SnSuffrte.

Gs gtett elne Wtenge bon Std6ten
nnb Stdot9en in Seras, bic fdmmtli1
BON 3ufiinftiger @r6Be unb Woblbaben-
beit trdumen. unteriu9t man iebo6
ibre 8erbdltni1e etmas genauer, 10 felt
fid beraus, baB iie ale ibre 9offnuns
gen auf ben Musfal ber 8auntmoaernte
unb bic Gr5eugung anberer lanomirtbz
i6aftli9er probutte balirem. SIN @runs
be genomn1en finb es alfo rur bic gomz
miiiionssebiibren, bic bel Der 8ermitts
lung ber proouftenausfubr abfallen,
un6 bic our9 ben Nertauf Der einges
fiibrten Waaren er3ielten prosente,
tpelde bic sufiinftige @r6Be unferer
Stdbte er3eugen iollen.
Ser 9anbel 1T aber cine iebr unii=
deere 8runblage fiir bas Wa1stbum
elmer Stabt unb f6afft feline @r0Be unb
ge6eutuag. Dies pern1ag nur Die Sns
buitrie 5u tbun unb bieienige Stabt in
3eras tpirb einif bic sr6Bte unb bebeu>
tenofte fein, tpel9e bic sablrei6fen So
brifen unb bic meiiten Nrbeiter aufmei=
fen tann. gs siebt amar Mteni6en &C.
mug i'm Staate, benen bic Snbuftrie
als elm S6redseipenft eri@eint, bas
gar ni9t bon einem proletariat 3u tren=
men III; aber bas dnbert nidts an Der
alien grfabrung, baB nur bic Snouitrie
groBe Stdbte berboranbringen permag
Oie oebn sr0Bten Stdbte ber Ser.
Staaten fonnen als Betpeis fiir bieie
Bebauptung bienen, oenn obmobl iie
aagemein als 9anbelspldbe selten. 1T es
bod nur bic Snbuitrie, bur6 melde iie
ibre Bebeutung erlanst baben. Deldt
Summer Der Wertb ibrer inbuitie0en
prooufte reprdientirt, mag na6folgenbt
| 30belIe ernphpn.
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2ln bas reilenbe Ymblifmtt.
Gin Dollar seipart, 1T ein Dollar bers
6ient,


Wenn Sbr 3eit unb @elb fparen
tpolt, feigt i'm Central 9otel, am Wfain
plaaa, ab. gs 1T Elm billiges uno aas
berldiiiges 6otel, no Sbr ausge3ei9nete
Goff unb ale benfbaren 8equemli9fet=
ten fur $1-$1.5O pro Sag erbalten.
5traBenbabn in unmittelbarer gtdbe.
SmnibuHe na6 ben Babnb6fen. Se=
legrapb= unb Selepbon 8erbinbung.
Sm 0auie befinbet iib bic Office Der
Borne, Comfort unb 6riebri9sbnrg
poittutf6en. Griibifiid por ser Mbs
Iabrt. Colonel 5. N. Bater fiibrt bas
0Otel felt IL Sabren unb bat ftets bic
3ufrieoenbeit ieiner Gunben geerntet.
Ser groBe 8erfebr bon Deuti9en bas
felbft legt 3eugniB baDon ab.