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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1886-12-08
Another Embezzler.
A PORTLAND BANK CLERK LOSES 1921, 900 A
ARSCnNl9-

A PORTLAND BANK CLERK LOSES $4,000 AND
ABsCoNDs.
The directors of the Canal National Bank
authorize the statement that Howard +. Black
stone discount clerk, has embezzled the funds Of
the bank to the amount of Ss25, 600 and has alb
seconded 1t appears that MI. Blackstone OBJ
tanned thanksgiving vacation from the bank
and proceeded to New York. From there he
wrote letter to his wife which was the first in
formation the poor woman had that her hus-
band was dishonest and had become an exile
from home.
The letter was dared Nov. 3d. so that it
would seem as if it must have been written be-
fore he left town and that he had premeditated
the step for some time, feeling that his guilt
could not much longer remain hidden. The
letter stated that sad misfortune had come
upon them, but they must bear it others had
done before them; he was defaulter and an
exile. In the year 1881 friend Of his asked
him to invest some money for him in Maine
mining stocks. He (Blackstone) made pur-
chase and the speculation was successful
The success of his friend induced him to
speculate on his own account. He, too,
fortunate in his first venture. Again he tried
and again he won; fortune favored him. For
tune then began to desert him, loss followed
loss, and to retrieve himself he took the banks
money until the speculations amounted to $780,
900. Then he felt it useless to go further; all
must be discovered and it would be better for
all that he shonld abscond. He enclosed a
deed Of the house and land he owned, and his
family occupied in Deering, which he requested
her to hand to the bank and inform the bank
officers Of his weakness, He made no mention
of the methods by which he carried on his
stealngs.
The loss to the bank will not affect its stand
ing in the least.
Blackstone is 80 years old and has a wife
and three children. Twelve years ago he en-
tered the bank as Junior clerk, but his aptness
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1886-12-08
Lightning In November.

There appears to be large amount of
electricity lurking around in the vicinity
of Portland The night of Nov. 3Oth.
during heavy thunder shower lightning
struck the house of Capt. Caleb Willard
at Cape Elizabeth The bolt passed
down the chimney through bed and out
of a window, breaking several panes of
glass. Mrs. Susan wife of Capt Caleb
Willard occupied the bed. Her sister
heard the noise and ran down stairs. She
found Mrs. Willard on the bed with
blood flowing from her leg. She gasped
once or twice and died. She was a mid
die aged lady.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1886-12-08

RUSSIAN FINANCES. German Ga
zette IN an exhaustive article on the Rus
sian financial condition compares 1t with
that OF France before the great .revolu-
ton. The Russian debt is 5, 6OO. ZOO, 900
roubles: (about s3, SOC, OO0, OOO). The in
terest thereon has risen In decade from
lO4 100000 to 26l 100000 roubles. The
paper circulation il 10000, 600 roubles,
OF which only 10000 is covered by
bills convertible into currency. The Ga
zette warns the Germans to avoid the
Russian loan.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1886-12-08

GROWTH OF BIG BooK.-When Webster's
Unabridged was first published in one volume,
it was comparatively small book. Some years
after, an addition made of 1900 Pictorial
illustrations. Table of Synonyms, and an
Appendix Of New Words that has come into
use. A few years later came an entirely new
revised edition Of larger size, with 5000 Picto-
rial Illustrations, then, after an interval Of
few years, Biographical Dictionary Of nearly
10000 Names, and Supplement of nearly
5000 New Words were added, and now there has
come new and most valuable addition, A Ga
setter Of the World, Of over $1,000 Titles.
The work Is now not only the Dictionary, par
excellence, but Biographical Dictionary. a
Gazetteer Of the World, and great many other
good things in its many valuable Tables.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1886-12-08
Robes, Blankets,
HARNESSES,
Whips, Trunks,
TRHvELINc Btcs
- 10 be found n-
SOMERSET co.
FINE JAP ROBES $3.50 to$l7.
THE place to get a.
Christmas Present
Ladies' Fine Shopping Bag
Travelling Bag for Ladies or Gentlemen
IS AT
NO. ga Water street.
D-Best Goods at lowest prices.
CALL and EXAMINE coopsI
VIM. tucker,
NO. 0o Water 1T.

A Pathetic Incident-ColOred Citizen
Talk about de freedom oh deese ere
'Merican In stootions; dey wouldn't low
me fer vote at ALL
Omaha man-But, Sam, you hadn't
been here long enough to be entitled to
vote.
Can't help dat. I feel mighty bad
bout 1t jest de same"
but you knew none of the candidates.
What difference did 1t make to your
difference! done had to give de
statesman his dollah back, sab. "-Omaha
World
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1886-12-08

A stranger who was quietly looking ov-
er water power in q Western village
was sought out by the Mayor, who said,
~ hear you think of starting factory"
"Yes." "It's good place. and you'll
find our people all right. We don't put
any great amount of style, nor don't aim
to. Here's pair Of suspenders l have
worn for over forty years. though I'm
worth fifty Thousand dollars" "Ahl
ON! muttered the stranger; "but 1t was
Q suspender factory l was thinking to
locate here W0li-st-eet Nescs.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1886-12-08

Piscataqus County has Is steamers on
Moosehead Lake Governor Coburn, VIM.
Parker, Twilight, Fairy Of the Lake, Rip
pie, Kineo, Rebecca, Day Dream and Lou
Use. Sebec Lake, Greenwood, Carrie ID i,
Restless and Ada Adams. SchOodic Lake,
Parole. Private boats Bartholdi, Fox
croft, Yum Yum, Lake Hebron, Monson.
Dexter Pond has two steamers, Eva and
Spray. Hartland has three steamers,
Minnie Ridge, Generic and lakewood.
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Citizens Of Canaan. in Somerset county
are going to ask the Legislature for rail-
road charter. When they get 1t and the
railroad, with the accompanying railroad
debt, Canaan expects to b. 3 1Appy land.
[.pVland Aduertta6e.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1886-12-08

40 Court House.
so Elm Street, Skowhcgan.
sI-sa Up River from Elm st.
81 Island from Elm st.
a Water and Russell St.Skowhegan
s. Water ST., Skowhegan.
50 Madison St,
81 Pleasant St,
s. Pleasant St. in winter
50 Old Cour. House Norridgewock.
90 Main St
81 II. X. Bridge.
o. Father Raise Monument.
o5-o4-6s- oo-67 Carratunk Falls.
oS View near carratunk Falls.
% South from Carratunk Falls.
10 Scion Village
7I-72-73 Stream at Scion.
"A Bingham from Old Bluff.
rs Bingham Ferry.
70 North from Ferry, Bling ham.
" North from Old Hill, Bingham,
IS View from Old Hill, Bingham
70 Carrying Place.
SO Down River from Carrying Place.
81 Up River from Carrying Place.
s, Dugway on Road to Forks.
50 Jos. Clark on Road to Forks
So Moxie Falls.
$3.50 Austin Stream.
81 Forks of the Kenneber
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Gardiner, from Pittston.
a Ice Houses, Gardiner.
River and Bridge,
River,
Paper Mills,
8 State House. Augusta
7 r.. r. Bridge, q"
SO Falls and Bridge, WatcrviIle.
10 Old Fort, Winslow.
IL Colleges, Waterville.
IL Coburn Hall,
IL Memorial Hall,
"A Coburu Classical Institute, "
is-i6-i7 Cascade, Oakland
IS Looking down Cascade,
10 Below Cascade,
20 Dclve,
al Falls and Bridge, Fairfield.
"a Slips and Bridges.
13-14-2s River and Village,
40 Booming Logs at Somerset.
az Mammoth Jam at Pishon's Ferry.
as 2o-5o-5I Skowhcgan Falls.
81 Falls and Bridge, Skowhegan
33 View from II. II. Bridge, "
a View from near R.R. Bridge ."
IS Old X. II. Bridge, "
60 South Side OF Island, "
81 Skowhegan from Neil Hill, "
$3.50 90 from below Eddy &"
20 Looking down river from Eddy,
a Skowhegan Island South Side.
A Old Turner House.
q Old Skowhegan House.
n Old Academy.
IS Baptist Church and Old Academy
40 Island Avenue Church.
n NJ. f. Church.
IS High School.
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sSnserion iiber ben Neibtbnm.

Sn elmer tiirali6 in Nen Oorf gebals
tenen Gebe, in pel9er ber allbefannte
Greibenter &obert Sngerou ii@ als eis
men Nnbdnger bon 9enrp @eorge bes
fannte, duBerte er liG folgenbermaben
i5er Die S6attenfeite bes &ei6tbums
unb iiber Die Sprgen unb Miiben ber
rarmen &ei9en": Niemanb fann fiinf
Miaionen Dollars eignen, obne oaB bic
Dolars ibn beliBen. st wirb gum
Dra9en, Ser ben goloenen 9ort be-
tpa1t. @r 1T Dor Sbau unb Sag aaf
Den Beinen, llm gu ieben, ob nod Mles
porbanben lit, unb M5enbs fpdt bat er
no6fiir bic @i6erbeit ieines &ei9tbums
su forgen. ct perliert feline Greunbe,
iein 0aus 1pirb gu elmer 99abfammer
unb er ma9t fi9 unglndli6 uno feline
6amilie ba5u. Was tp.irbe man bon
einem Manne betrfen, Der eine Wiillion
&6de, ober 6iite 6alsbiuoen aniammelt
unb fib mod tdglif abmiibte, feline
9ammIung um elm Stud 5u Dermebrens
Oas 1T aber gang baifelbe, mas uniere
rei9en Mdnner tbun, unb seraoe Oas
mirb ibnen ole Civilization Der 3ufunft
perbieten. Sn ieber uuierer Stdbte
giebt es elm Weifenbe uno elm Offenoe,
einen 5tabitbeil, in tpel@em bic paldife
Der &eihen fteben, unb einen, ipo bic
9utten ber Mrmutb gu finben Iinb.
Dieies 1T ungere6t. Die Nrmen mill,
fen lernen, baB bic Geiden mebr Wfit,
T..k 10 Z T. a..
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Nnldbli9 bes 9erfu9es. einen
iungen Saugeni6ts aus gutter Gamilie
auf Dem 8unoes= S9uli9iff rMinneios
ta" unter3ubringen, baben Wtarineofii.
aiere eutidienen 8erwabrung gegen bic
Muffai1ung eingelest. baB man Bunbess
S9ulf9lffe als 3uflu9sadtten fir ius
genblibe 8erbre6er betra9tet, nit
benen anoermdrts ni1ts mebr anaufanz
gen 1T, unb beaei6nen ss als cine
groBe ungere9tigteit ben 36slignen
gegeniiber, bieie nit berartigen iungen
Saugeni6tien in einen Sopf 3u perfen
ober in ibnen Burden gu erbliden. bic
megen irsenb ipel1er Streide nur ibrer
Sugeno pegen auf elm 9@uli6iff ans
itatt in's @efdnsnib tamen. Diefe
36glinge miifen ebenio ebrenbaften
@baratters fein, tpie bic 2ebrlinse in
anberen Gerufsarten, UNI @ufnabme
auf eiuem S6ulidiife gu finben. bsnen
3wed es 1T ni9t nur ttidtige 5eeleute,
{onbern au1 ebrenbafte Mdnner aus ibz
men 3u MAIDEN. Oie 8unbes= =S6uli1iffe
fteben in bieier Se3iebung auf oemfel=
ben Stanbpunfie, mie. bas Nsw Oorfer
S9ulf6iff n5t. Marp's". auf bem un=
ter feinen umltdnben irgenb ,ein Sunse
als 36slins aufsenommen pirb, Der in
5weifelbaftem &ufe ftebt. Die S9ul'
i6iffe iino teine 8eferungss, ionbern gr:
aiebungsz zNnifaltem.
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lirt mar, i1nen am Neben3immer bor=
Bel unb fubren in Der frif9en 9ommer=
nabt ber Stabt au.
0Dr benz 6aufe 3intmeritraBe SO
berabi6ieoete ii6 &laus BON &atbi.
sic bate ibm erlaubt, ibr ON anberen
Sage einen Befuh au MAIDEN.
9ls Der @6lihel pon innen aug benz
61loi1e ge3ogen mar, uno &laus mod
ei1en Mugenblid ffeben blieb, I'm gu b0z
rem, tpie iib &atbi entfernte, fa9te SEQ:
Rommi-Was baben mir bier nod
au iu1en? Sn Der bibf9en perfon bas
be i9 mid griinoli6 getduidtl SD ba9=
tie, mir tpiirben laden! Mber aus beriit ia
fein @ort beraus3ubringen. @iBt ba
rpie eine 9iafoniiiin an &ranfenbett,
uno bas nennt fie cine ,0eB!' Sc tbut
mir Ieio, baB i6 bir 1idts Beferes bas
be porieben f6nnen.
Sage fein Wort mebrl iagte Rlaus
iebr freunblid, inbem er 2eos Mrm in
ben ieinen Iegte. Du baft beine Sadie
gut gema6t! Sd bin 5ufrieben NIT Dir,
mein Sobn!
Damn iinb beine Mniprii9e bef6eis
ben. 9ii6i6 1T fie ia! aber nrlansz
neiItg!
96re, SEQ, nabm &Iaus mad elmer
fur3en pGuie bas Wort, udbrenb iie
Iangiam bur1 bic menf6enleere 5traBe
gingett,-es mar in3mif6en ein ubr
Morgers geiporben-bu tpirit mid aus=
laden, aber oaraus made id) mir nidts.
@s lit mir gang flar gemorben: i'd bin
in 6rdulein 616ne big iber bic Sbs
ren perliebt, uno i6 tpeiB baher, mas
i'd gu tbun babe. Sd BIN fein &ino
mebr. Sd babe Mdb6en uno Grauen
gu Dubenb fennen gelernt = aus alien
Stdnben, aus allen 26nbern-npd nie
bat elm Weib einen iol1eu @inbrud auf
mid gema6t. Wenn i9 mir nidt fags
te, 0ab es eim Iniinn 1T, 10 liebe i'd mir
iebt bas 9aus aufi9lieben unO miirbe
3ufrieben iein, ipenn i'd Dor ibrer Sbiir
MAIDEN f0nnte, ilur I'm ibr nabe 5u fein.
Das flingt finbii6 unb tb6ri9t. @s 1T
mir einerlei. Sd bin feit enti6lofen,
@aes gu tbun, um Oiefes Mdb6en an
mid gu feieln.
(Gortfebmns fOlst.)
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- Sn Der Mnflage gegen S. u.
8rabam tpegen GrmOrSung oes Wm.
2amp i'm Mcglelano Dotel gu Waco,
muroe Der W6rber DON Der Surn freis
geipro6en.
= eSn einem G9ulbaule bei @ainess
billie, fano man Die 9ei6e oes 6armers
eSames Sbomplon i'm Gelbe liegen. ST
mdr bur9 einen S6uB in ben &opf
get0btet morben. ginise Sage borber
bate er 5treit nit einem Manne Sea-
mems 9bomas gebabt. BON Dem er
2an6 gepa9tet bate, bod bat man big
ieBt nod teine Spur bes MDrbers ges
| funben.
= %. &. 6ambrep bon 2ongbieD,
bat 5i6 in Der Ndbe BON 2ongpieD nit
elmer 6linte eri9ofen. 9ie geranlaiz
funq aum 5elbtmoroe fennt Niemanb.
= Sn einem Mnfaa BON giferiu9t
bat 2aura Gielb ben Md6ter bes Sperns
! baules in Oallas our9 bic Yruit gei9ofs
fen. grumlp, bet 8ermuabete, ueigert
| fi9 irgenbmel6e Ansaben iiber oas
Mie unb Marum gu MAIDEN unb 2aura
beiinbet ii9 auf auf freiem GuBe.
= Die @eIammtbaumtDollenernte in
ben Ser. Staten tpirb ieBt, genauefen
8erebnungen na9 auf $3.50, 900 Ball
len feftgefelt.
= Sie @olf, 9oufon unb gaiO
@ranbe Babn bat iiG intorporiren lafz
fen. 9ie 8abn iol DDn ber Central
8abn aus pia SealD nod Ga Strange
uno mogli@ermeiie big mad 2lufin lau=
fen. Cine 3metglinie berlibrt 8uaba=
lupe @ountD unb miinbet III San Nns
tonic.
= I'm ben gefb eines 5ades Gorn
entltanb in 2ancaiter, Dallas @ounip,
ein 5irsit 3pii9en bem 5armer GiBs
bugb unb bem 5obn bes Miblenbeiis
bers Bedlep. Nm Mbenb trafen iid Die
Beiben pieoer auf Der 9traBe, ber
5treit beeann aufs Neue uno .8edIep
f6oB feinen @esner nie0er. Ser M0r=
Der ift eutfloben.
- Ser &eiienbe Der Saaar6 puls
per Mlble, s. s. 2inab, lit in @alDes
fon auf f9redli6e Wsiie, aber Our6 eli
gene Gabridiligteit um's 2eben sefoms
men. st mollte 20 GaB bei9doistes
pulper in bic SUIT fprengen uno mar
babel, baNelbe nit einem 5trei6bol3
anausiinben, als fein Beeleiter ibm bas
BON abrietb. 2inab ermiberte, baB er
lange senug nit puIper umgeganseu
iei, um gu mlfen, mas er su tbun babe.
Darauf stinbete ct bas 5trei6bol5 an,
tpdbrenb iein Begleiter bapon lief, 10
f1nen ibn feline Beine tragen fonnten.
@r b6rte cine fur6tbare @rploion unb
als er f9 nad 2inab umtDanbte, lab
er benieIben nit brennenben Gleibern iif
orebenb in bic 9uft fliegen unb Is
IuB BON Der @tele Der @rploiion ents
fernt auf bic, grbe fallen. 9inab mar
auf ber 5teae toOt unb iiber uno iiber
berbrannt.
= Sim gourtrisbt iit bon 5Ocorro,
NeusMerico, tpobin er fi9 begeben bat=
tie, um leinen Morbpro3eB gu beiteben,
auriifgetebrt. Sein Sal fam gar ni1t
3ur 0erbanblung, ba Der Siitriftans
malt feline Mnbaltspuntte gegen ibn fin
ben fonnte.
= Nus eagle paB mirb beri6tet,
bob 80 Gopf gefoblenes Iieb 8ebn
Meilen unterbalb Der Stabt bon oriiben
nod 3eras sebra6t wurben. 3ollbes
amte perfolsen bic Diebs. = Na1 ben
neuen &Oblenminen am Sabinal foll
cine Bubn gebaut merben, oeren 3dnge
elma 12 MeiIen betragen wirb. : Die
@efe0i9aft, pel9e 5wiiGen eagle YaB
unb piebras Nsgras cine Bride gu
bauen beabiiGtigt, bat li6 einen TreIs
brief ausiteueh lafien.
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Gin Smmmer mnS bartnadiser @lanbe

Gin hummer mnb bartnddiser @lambe
an bic Birtiamfeit sspiher YRitteI, bic auf cine
semaItfame @eife pirfen, 1T cine Sdpdde,
Bic bic ginfdItisen unb bic gOrurtbeilsp
beberrf6t. Der unuerninfttge @ebraud) bon
gbfhbrmitteln iif eine ebr aep0bnlide @bafe
Der gfarrbsit bieier 2eute. aloe, 1Obopbiain
NIT 8udfriibsrsus, gaiiOrol, 0uedfilber mnb
anosre aItmoDif9e Mraneimittel balfen fid nod
in,mer nnter biefer alaffe uoa ssuten, uuo OBJ,
sIsid Der @rfOls bon s o ftetters Masen.
bitters seniisenb benefit, Dab @ewelt sur
SeiIuns nidt notbpenbis 1T, 70 befteben bic
slnbanser einer ldnsft uiberlesten SbeOrie
barauf, uusewObnlid srobe DOfen bon ab-
fibrnittelm su se0rauden. Opapepiie, Ser.
ftopfuns unb 9eberleibsn nerben ebenio seuis
,inb srinbli@ burd oas Bitters sebeiIt. als fie
nnfeblbar our@ ben unberniinftiser @ebraud
Der Araneien, bic mir serbanmt babeu, bet.
fdIimmert perben. @edielfieber. Nerboiitat,
Rheumatismus une llntbatisfeit ber @ieren
wsiden bel benz Sebrau@e beS BitterS.
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5ttiitter

Die TIT bem 8lute ibrer &inber 3eiaen bon
llnreinbeit entoeden, iollten iosleid gu ge>
eigneten Seilnitteln greifen. Ser Mangel
oieier Sorgfalt bel inngen Mdbden 1T Die
Saupturiade Der nleiiten &ranfbeiten, benem
Sranen nnterlporfen fino. 6rau Sarriet
U. Battles bon 5outb Gbelmsforb, Mafi.,
fdreibt: uMeine stu0tfidbrise Sodter leioet
lett etnem Sabre an allgerneiner Sdpdde.
Seit einigen Woden fingen mir an ibr
aper's Sarlaparilla ein3ugeberJ unb tire
@eiunbbeit bat fid) ieitoen1 bebeuteno per=
beiiert." Srau s. 8. &obinion, Yerffns
ct, Somerpiae, Nfaii, iagt: ,Nliitter
follten
Aper's Sarfapariua
in ibren Samilien sebrau6en. Sir Msdb.
den 8tpiiden 10 unb IA Sabren tit fie I'M.
f9dtbar.M
Sn allen spotbefen sm baben.
Preis ST.; geds Jlai9em, SIS.
8ereitet bon 0r. s. 6. aper & Co., 2otperl.
Wfaii, 9. ct. ,. 81.
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sWarmprarteite,t

aller Mrt merben In tiinitleriI6er 8ols
lenbung i'm Mtelier bes 9errn 6rant
3ei9, Nos. 305 = 313 5oultons
itraBe, aussefiibrt. Serr 8eid arbeitet
ebenfags in Branit uno fann alen Se>
iteaungen geniigen. Der oaran oers
binbert 1T, mad San 4ntonlo au toms
men, ieBe li6 nit 9errn Seid brteilU
in Werbiubnno. 28,Lm1i
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Sntereffante Grfabrunae,..

Ser M0belbdnoler Siram Cameron in 90.
Iumbus, @a., madt ieine Grfabrunsen in fol.
senber @eiie befannt: rSeit brei Sabren
babe i'd jeoeS Seilmiitel fir Wasen- unb gie'
renleiOen beriudt, Oas Fd i'm Sanesl befinoet,
ober nbne Grfols, bic i'd enblid electric Bit.
ters gebrau9te. SD nabm 8laiden unb bin
iebt sdnsli9 sebeilt unb balte Gleetrie 8itters
liir ben belfeu 8lutreiniser in ber QBelt. Waior
u. 3. &eeo BON 8eit glberth, ab.. 9ebraudte
@leetrie 8tters sesen lanse beiebenbe @teren'
affection uno ia9t: DMi@ts bat mir 10 9ebolfen,
ais electric 8itters."
gertauft gu 80 Gents bic 6laide bel u.
Orei6
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0(m 9fbenh Ses 81. Secem

= g(m 9lbenb bes 81. December
werben mir in Der GbinazSale Elm ele>
gantes Dinner Set, cine groBe uno
pra6tpoa gefleibete puppe unb cine
boppelte Stubirlampe perf6enfen. Sc
Der Yerfauf I'M 8etrag BON so @ents
bere9tigt ben &dufer gu einem Sooie
fir obige @egenltdnbe.
Gregory & 60.
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saaliae Grfabrums ieoes Gtmselmem

1T, bab TelnabldIIisung 6es Stubls
ganges bic 9aupturia6e aeitmeiliser
uugeiunobeit lit. 3eugniB bes friiberen
Oberri9ters pon @eOr9ia: rS9 babe
immons 9iper Regulator
eeeeu cine bur9 6ftere 2eberltoruna
entitebenbe 9artleibigteit felt 3 A
Sabren unD menn ben Weiiung II ges
mdB, INNER nit enlightenment Muben
gebraudt. Sd balte ibn fir eine CUTE
Meoi5iH gegcn 2eberii0rung. tpenig.
items babe id lbn felbit 10 9efunben.
Qiram Warmer, @r.Oberti6ter
bon Georgia"
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= Da In ieber Gamilie bie uno ba
l1nfdue porfDmmen, 10 1T es ni6t flug,
obne st. Safobs Del au fein, 3umal
menn bieies ermieienermaBen 10 bers
menbbare 9eilmittel, 3u SO Gents bic
6lal1e in allen Mpotbefen gu baben 1T.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-11-30

Sir iebe so Genis, lpel6e Sc
manb bel @regorp & So. perausz
gabt, wirb Elm GoOs perabrei6t fir ell
becorirtes Dinner Set, cine groBe pra6s
tige puppe unb cine boppelte Strbirs
lampe. Man febe bas S6aufeniter.
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0ie II. .Serie ber 8erar BUILDING

Oie 1.5erie ber 8erar 8uilbing
& 2oan- -Nfociation liest ieBt 3ur lnter'
iArifi often. perionen, tpelhe Nftlen
su uutersei6nen miiui6en, mollen anf
Ser Office Der genannten 8eieli6aft,
SIR. 27, Solebab Street, Dorfpre6en.
Sur cine beidrdntte Nnaabl bon Nftien
pirb ausgegeben.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-11-30

Die
GB6AentIibe Treie Mrsffs
erideint
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iinb fplfet
$3.50 bas Sabr Ober $t.25 fHr s
MOnute in goruusbe3obluuS.
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Stu irei auf BET Babn an foIsenben @tdben !:
Sou Nntcnic, 4nle, 9ahlcr, 6cdlen,
Wa[er, Bierce Sunetion.
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n etdbtifde Drbsrs psrOen prompt aus.
gefiibtf unb earantirt.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-16

Congressman Gibson, of West Virginia, dis
claims responsibility tor preventing legislation
yesterday on District matters outside of the
cable railroad bill he was opposing. and says
he was willing TO accede to a motion made by
Mr.. Barbour TO hold a night session for the con-
sideration of District matters with the I'M
derstanding that the traction railway
bill should not come up, but that
Mr.. Heard. In charge Of the bill. wanted this
condition stricken out. II appears from the
official record that Mr.. Gibson virtually ac-
knowedged, in answer to a question by Mr..
Durham, that he intended to use up the whole
time of the District day." ending at i've
O'Clock, Ii he could defeat the railway bill
thereby. II appears from the record also that
when Dir. Barbour moved to have an evening
session on District affairs other than the rail-
road bill, Mr.. Heard objected to the exclusion Of
that bill, and, alter some discussion, the mo-
ton for a night session was lost. Some of the
credit or discredit for the failure OF legislation
upon general District matters yesterday would
seem therefore TO fall upon Mr.. Heard, but the
main responsibility for the waste OF the Dis
trict day oy talking against time to kill the
cable bill seems to rest yet upon the shoulders
OF Mr.. Gibson. The general public who are no.
specially interested in this selfish fight between
greedy railroad interests, feel inclined to say
with stricken Mercutio:
"a pa<lle u both vour housas-,
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