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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-04-19
PHYSIOLOGY AND HYGIENE.

Sir Moreu nIackenzie's Remedy for Ton
silitis-A Novel Accident.
In lecture at the Edinburgh Eye, Ear
ED Throat hospital on acute and chronic
t1nsilitis, Sir Morell Mackenzie lately ex-
pressed his preference for guiacum as rem
.d,dy at the outset. The guiacum is made into
Eozenges containing about three grains each.
Nine cases out of ten ranidlY .recoXer when
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-04-19

Portraits, cabinet size, 81 per dozen. Saw
ages Art Bazaar
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-04-19
WALLPAPER

No trouble to show wall paper at Ross,
1874 S. Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-04-19

And decorations, magnificent line, al
Dinwoodey's
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-04-19

Homemade Linsey, % cts. per yard
Hose, 25 cents. Three pound cans Toma-
toes for 25c., and Corn 10 cents.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-04-19
French Petticoats.

EVENING PETTICOAT. UNDER PEIIICOAI.
The evening petticoat is of white Grape or
nuns yelling, relieved with vertical bands of
lowered or MORE ribbon. These bands be-
gin ct the waist and form loop at the lower
, edge. The second figure in the same cut
shows an under petticoat of shot silk, trimmed
with pinked out founces. The straight front
is also pinlled out to form deep scallops, one
side being turned back to show off the dark
est tint
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-04-19

Taylor the Tailor, Is, E. Second South. =
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-04-19

Peoples Equitable Coop, 10 and 20 First South
Street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-04-19

A RE THE FAVORTTES. SAFETIES AMI
a Tricycles perfection. Buy only the best
G. w. Cushing Agent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-04-19
John w. SHE'LL hGFN,
you CAN SAVE MGNE
THF cnIUNoIkpIrynIrc

d. PURCHASING YOUR SUPPL
i through the Utah Supply Purchasing As
366 Fourth Street
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-04-19
MISSI. MIGYEISrl
MISS SADIE THOMAS
SPENCER J. RYWAI
WII,,ANS R91THrRS
W. D, BROWNING T. en-

T ANDSCAPE GARDENERS. LAWNS CIT
~ and taken care of by the season. Address
900 > West Temple street, or IT'S F. street.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-04-11
A KANSAS LAND DECISION.

WASHINGTON, d. c., April 5.-The
secretary of the interior to-day affirm
ed the decision of the general land
office in the case of Thomas +. Ever
EFT VS.. Fred 7. NJ. Wenie, involving
lots 9, 10, II and IL, section 25,
township &c south, range 25 west, and
lots II and Is, section 30, township
rs south, range "a west, Garden City.
Kan, land district. This is branch
of the case of Wenie ct al. vs.. Frost
heretofore disposed of by the depart
ment, and it is therefore considered in
advance of what would otherwise be
its proper time. Wenie, it appears,
was first upon the land, which lies
just outside the city limits of Dodge
City, Kans., but his claim was con.
tested by Everett. After filing upon
the land Wenie became city attorney
of Dodge City, but still resided upon
his claim. Everett alleged that We
MES residence was necessarily in
Dodge City. and that consequently the
claim had been abandoned. Later
Wenie went upon the road as travel
ing agent for an insurance company.
but in his absence he kept a tenant
upon the land. He subsequently re-
turned, and has since made his home
upon the tract in dispute. The seCre-
tary holds that abandonment of the
claim by Wenie has not been shown.
and he therefore affirms the decision
of the general land office allowing
the property.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-04-11

numbers. Villages have sprung up,
promising all the means and elements
of well-regulated society. In every
direction as one passes through this
country, he sees windmills, which lift
the water to the surface from q hum
bred feet below This has gone on IN.
til now the extreme western counties
of this state present everywhere the
appearance of prosperity and comfort.
There is only one question which
needs to be solved in order to make
this whole country in western Kansas
and eastern Colorado equal to the
most cultivated regions of eastern
Kansas. That is the question of water
supply. The elements are all exist
ing for the solution of this problem.
The rainfall in western Kansas and in.
Colorado to the base of the mountains
amounts to from fifteen to twenty-one
inches annually. All that is needed
is the devising of adequate means of
securing and storing the water as it
falls. The country is everywhere
greatly unduLting. There are in ev-
cry direction admirable facilities for
the construction of dams and ponds,
at very little expense, for the storage
of all the water which a large popula-
ton requires. Kansas should at least
have It's share of the benefits to be
derived from the national system of
storage reservoirs.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-04-11

Insanity certainly follows on mac
ton in prison life-contract prison la
Dor rs now conducted completes with
and undersells our workingmen.
Worklngmen everywhere are nghtfu!-
ly demanding cessation Of contract
prison labor rs now conducted. How
to employ the convict and yet not in
jure our working people is question
demanding careful attention 'at the
hands of the law-making powers. A
Mr.. Gilbert, writing to Rand 4 Nc
Nallys Bankers Monthly, suggests
the purchase of penal island in the
Pacific ocean for the worst criminals.
and the adjustment of the use of ma
chlnery in our states prisons and jails.
Handmade work would be compara-
lively so slight that the result would
not in any wa: injure the honest
workmen.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-04-11

MIR. Howard Carpenter has sold
the Colby Democrat and entire outfit
to Mr.. Chas. E. Adolph and will re-
move to Oklahoma where he will enter
upon the practice of law, devoting
himself particularly to land office
business. Nh. Carpenter has edited
the best democratic journal in western
Kansas since he assumed charge in
October, 1887. He has fine legal ed
ucation, and in number of instances
has proven himself possessed of great
froensic ability. Hetakes the Cars best
wishes to the locality in which be may
locate, for success. Mr.. Charles f.
Adolph will remove the Democrat out
fit to Oklahoma within few weeks
and establish a paper in some good
locality there. Charley Adolph is a
fine writer and practical newspaper
man and we predict bright and sue
cessful paper for the country in which
he locates, at his hands.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-04-11

This, the northwest part of Kansas,
has suffered greatly this spring by
fire, from neglect upon the part of
farmers in not having fire guards, and
by the careless use of fire in burning
Off stalks and stubble. Last years
growth of grass and weeds was very
rank and heavy, thereby making it the
more dangerous to set out fires. Some
have sustained severe losses, that will
take years to regain.-Long Island
Leader.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-04-11

\ special dispatch to the Kansas
City Globe of April 9th says that Sec
Rotary Noble has recommended to the
president the appointment of j. R.
Sedgwick. of Mcdonald, Rawlins Co :.
to be register, and }. b. McGonigal.
OF Thomas county, to be receiver of
the Oberlin land Office. Suca appoint
ments, if made. meet with almost
unanimous commentators from our
citizens here. Both are suitable and
the gentlemen are well qualified and
representative western men. Can't.
McGonigal is too well and favorably
known to our readers to need an in
PRODUCTION. while J. r. Sedgwick edits
the Mcdonald Times, one of the
brightest and newsicst papers in this
part of the state.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-04-11

At noon, on the Both of April, 1889,
it will be just 100 years ago since our
fOrefathers organized Ourpresent gov
eminent and George Washington took
the oath rs chief magistrate. Presi-
dent Harrison has issued his prOcla-
nation recommending the general OBJ
servance by prayer and thanksgiving
of the centennial of the Industrious
event, and that ut 9 o'clock on said
day the people If the entire country
repair to their respective places of
divine worship for this purpose.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-04-11

Come, now, Brady, of the Salina
Republican, show the gallantry due
our gifted editorial sisters, and in
clude them in your whole souled invi.
tation to the editorial association,
whose meeting we all hope will be
held at Salina Hear what the fair
editress-no, editor-Of the Western
Times says, and then prove to the
world that element of savOir vivre
which exists in our profession toward
the softer sex.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-04-11

Edwin Booth. the great tragedian,
was suddenly Frustrated while at work
on the stage last week and it was Civ
en- out that ke was done for. The at
tack proved not SO serious rs ut first
thought. His prostration is due, it is
said to excessive cigar smoking Mr.
Booth will rest a few weeks and then
return to his engagements.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-04-11
Commonwealth.

The Colby DeRocrat will be remov-
ed shortly to Oklahoma a, and arrange
ments have been made with this pa
per to complete all final proof notices
the publication Of which will run after
the Democrat stops. Final proofs which
have been paid for prior to April 10th
will be free of further charge.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-04-11
BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SaI.vE

The best salve in the world for Cuts.
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Few
er Sores. letter, Chapped Hands. Chill
blains. COrns and all Skin Eruptions. and
positively cures Piles or no paw required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton. or money refunded. Price 25 cents
per box. For sale by Ryder s. Shanklin.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-04-11

Emigrants to Oklahoma may do
well to bear in mind the historic
speech of the travelling Snowman:
"Walk in, gentlemen, walk in, and
take nv word for it, YOU will be high
ly delighted when you come out. -
Commonwealth.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-04-11

While the total debt of the United
States on March was 81, 679, 975, 900
that portion bearing interest was but
1866, 100, 7O5.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-04-11
THE RURAL KANSAN.
THE NEW KANSAS FARM JOURNAL. FREE
lOR For 3 CENrsl

The RURAL KANsAN is monthly farm
magazine. nicely printed on good paper
with attractive engraved cover. Every
department of agriculture and stock rails
ing is given careful attention, each being
filed with seasOnable matter carefully
selected and edited.
We have arranged to offer it to our
new cash subscribers and old ones pay
ing arrearages and one year in advance
free Tor IS cents) Sample copies may be
seen at this ONCE or BY applying to
THE RURAL KAuaAu.
Marion, Kansas.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-04-11
JOSEPH A. GILL, Editor.
Arbor Day to-day.
Robert T. Lincoln has accepted the
position of minister to England and
will 81 about May Goth.

Great and destructive fires, entail
ing loss of human life, are reported as
occurring last week in Dakota
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-14
eerEhtspfEhanp!nnaen.

GrtmiHGtz3ert {. - (}pr Ri9tsE
Bbsips.) 5teDiFOnsfale - Ja9. sBilemaH,
1uf Ig1g UlcHate Iuter 5000 Srtebeu5biras
itait geReut; gBiliam 8aInlg, eutinIieu.
2ui Der 3Rglfraube iiir beute ftebeu iolgeuOe
#dle: y!egerin @itia 8. &rcB uegeu 5rmors
ouug bree RaiienaanoiieH Slme5 s. Coates
an leBtsu IA. Suu; samuel Sscott unb
S05u @Ofeuo megen DiebFa9L5; s!eger 0aa
lieI &oates tpegea betTtggriher Seqauptuuz
geu; Gbomas Dlc@ee un0 ltOrlB Sleiu me-
gen 8erlauf5 O0u SpiEituOi2u ~ Dtiubere
Ia3yigg; geua 6eiuer HaO Jiesertu JfGgon
parper t0egsu QugIlii8.
Batieu= 9etth t.-t8or ben Rihteru
Iiubia1, 9aH8 uu6 @0parbs) 6ermauH r.
Cutbo9 5um Serualter 6e8 EaqloIies Don
28tbeim p. genede uub gluiie Dd lur Betz
nalteItu 6es gamLaFt5 Uou Sophie, Sobauu
uno &tua G9 etHgelg Bt. Serualuua5s
bsEitte gtuebmigt in ben Bilieu oon 9eorg
Scper. giGEgaratbe Goppeti1tt5, G9onas
8slauGp uub Soi1ua UattbsUs. S0rmuuos
idofsbsrtdts gutgebei5ep 10 ben 6aueu 0oa
grCTngr r., }Suuute 3. uuo ! 3orans D. Jas
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0ta0t- t-Fret8gert4 Jtt. l. (SOr
atdter 3eunts.) SIR Rsuts - Jatot 2B.
Slams mlber Gltjaa 8. SOuo uu6 Guoere.
Stabt.Sretsgert4 Ir. 2.-(8or
8idter gBIigBt) Sir 9eute - StuaTt mtesr
Bltau.
6ommOn BIeass8 8ert d f. Eau
o1mIlu, baute fU8u'tBeu.
Subertor s9ert9t. - (Sor &i9ter
6lylau.) FiE beute - DER itp:beube EaQ
5ou Ssmmes & 8larte pi6er bic >, gBsfcrHs
EgIsgrupbeG Comp" uRo pie iriiber
b,Lthtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-14
@ermiFd1te teIeafeO9iIdle 0eDegdDen

- Snf0ige Der &rpIoFoH elmer BetroLeum=
iumpe bat Perbsrt Dana IN SroDn BOtut,
V.=9., tG0tltne BrGnomunoen erlttteu.
- T1eigeproheu puroe TrQu DiuljG in
9Iod'5aEaUo, Sus., BON Der aalIage, tbreH
Satin ermoroet 81 baoeu.
- Gcunarueur 6iu begab f9 BeFtru ua9
gulEtG, &C., no CT Der fsieylifeH Gl0fiauag
ttr BieDmOHts NRSfeIlIrg tejmobaeu miro
- Gurd Geuer III bic 5d9emI5ta .. s..
&artnrigbFs In 6artOu'&itp, Ba., 5eTf3tt
p0r6en. BerIuf S175 600.
9aus SeiEeriou if Ia Brob0, lltab, tpes
gen BOIbqan1te gu fiui 5abrau 3u4t9aa3
Uerurtbeitt uorbtu.
- Die yiaddd3t H6er bas 2pEden zines
gener 8abubebienfeteu, ytameH5 NtOore,
nabe Stiup, @a., an IeBteu 8ouuerf4ge,
eRfpuppt fdl, Die Uorausjuiee2u mar, aIa
cine grte. gloore fam OurG etHeu Sabuz
llnfau uu7'8 22ben uuo 00u eiaem QsHdg2s
lift mar feine GeOe.
- Sn ct. Soiep1, go, fetsrteI GItalb
s. Imbroie uuO ietue 9atttu ben 8ebuten
3ahreatlg itrer 6o6iett Our6 eiueu ma5rere
Sage oauernben Shuappsraui9. Die 6rou
nuT0e i3TteE[d, aIs bte yia4baru bia Egiire
Der BGbuuug erbraden, als Getd]e uRo Der
Wanu am Sduferlpabuftan Ieibeuo aufges
fuuben.
= Guf mcOliGan's Blautage Bu 5Bsuz
Yraiiie, Q5florez gouHt1, UliF., bat f9 cine
8nr pfFefeI.@ @rpIOfiou ereiguet, bur9 peIde
licJiilau uns 3pet Reger get0otet Duroeu.
- 8as .,St. Snmess6oteI" 81 8ico, Sol. /,
brarpte ON Samfag friib uieber. Sobu
Ibiuips, Cab Carpenter uuo Elm anb erer
MauH Enmeu in beu SIammeu nm.
- EubOr & Goup. groBe edge uno 80
Eeluiitle III Seofuf, SOnn, 5ra1nte geferH
uieee. &Grluf $85, GOO.
- Sn Serpeut.&iuer. Dat, 80 gteiLeu
ocu CAN'T. ste. gtarte, gti9., btanutsH an
GGnitaae Qbeub 10 9ebaube uieoer u4b
crrta 200 MenIdeu fine oboadlos. Wlgu
h1bt Ten 8erlui auf $4,000
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-14
WemzM rrFer g1ndlrfdftsn

Tew gorf, Is. 2itober.-8a5 na4e
Gebaube bes ,Gentra!.GIruBereig5" an ogr
81. StrG6e, 3Uti6eu Der .. uu0 3. Losuug,
uGluee 500, coo tofets. puCas 9:f2.aGoeG9
rgtlrt4 G1a8aDeyht. &iGe aroEa T1r2ee, ca
nG!Ger f1 beTIdieoele SulI5GCelue aus
&1w }orf uro ungeaeuo, 8eIegal!9laB Der
SGiaEqO2tetre L. {. To. belbelltsfen, 1tu9 Der
giEnUbuug bpraHs. Gtdter Rarl 5. gIe5r'
Eaa, Spyeder bes ,,Geutral Euruoereta5, D."
EeNrlsIprede- SeplrbS NIB GuTE,ebrer
Gurpig 3reHu bieIteu Reben.
- Gin 6ermeafner StrGscnrGrb DuCbe
Geferu i'm beIIeu Eage5Iibt oeritbt. Der
letertlueGe NOR guftab RGphGeI Der Rius
bsr 0erieste tim etuen GaufiaIag, entrls
ltrn etu Bddhen Saniuoteu uu6 Lief 6auu,
1on etrer 9roBeu gtepi9eumeuge 0erfoigt,
Ote SoufOnfraBe biuaHf. Der 8iuber, DeIs
DER balo etUgebOIt uur0e, CAB an, oaB G.
Jotr Srtth beige. 8as gefobIeue 8apter'
cello Durbe III ieiuem &eRbe auigefun6cH.
SrQu YfGr9 U. Barnett, be TN Sti4e
geInheue @GttIn bes 6GuftGnpfers u6lorg"
Barnett, uab Daniel Uurp5p nurOeH beute
yic&mttteg in etueu 6otel in 43arlem ale
2eidsu i'm Bette 9efuuoeu. sic mareu in
Eo!ae ees @inltbmeu3 bon 9a3 erfidt.
Barnett treante fid DOE bret Sabren BON Ieis
uer Trar, neil oieieIbe gegep ibre &bege
Iibbe uerflteB, uno ioa iid3 CUR 3eit IN Sau
Srcr1ieco befiRbeu. Die Grau uHb iSr Be-
9Leiter pGren gefiern gbeub betruateH, aIa
I'd tnS nette baar 3U Bette begab, unb nab
men iogar cine BIGi@e SdHapP5 nit in i5r
e dIoBimuer.
- Ser 8anpier ,&i!p Of gtaw YcrI, :"
ueldler taageIe 3eit Guf elRer 54Iamm6aRt
f,1iag uab 9eiferH tDieoer flott DHrbe, er-
retdte beute Ultttag ieiue bief8e Berfte. Die
Enumer, reIde ten &umpi oes S6tiieS uu=
taf'rften, bGben feline erpIbnegspertbe Be
'56bi9uug Uor9efunbeu, unb Der DampfeE
ruo pabridetulid1 3ur iefgeieBten 3eit am
0iittmUG bic 9iudfabrt Gntreteu fOnueu.
Ger teute ans 6aore angetOmmeug
8Gnpfer r2a EourgogHe" bat ba8 Wiiuet's
6e @emdIbe 80 &ngelu8" am 8Oro, mel.
des fiirbIidl in Baris fitr bic r4merlfanil4e
Suuf- -gfoctation" gefauft nuroe.
@in aus benz S6Ia6tbGuie Der @ebr.
Steru an Der Befty4O. SuaBe enttOmmeuer
ttganiiaer Stier ueruriadte beute gta4mtt.
tGg 9rOse Guireguu9 in Der llmgebuna Bee
UiaOHnu=gquare uub mari oiela g2enid2u
iiber oen Saufeu, ehe er 0ou BoIi3iften ers
itofien nurbe. Die BoJt3tfen ieuerteu mtu'
beiterS As S6ifie ab, uHo GuBer6em inofeu
0iaIe BeriOuen aus 6enferu, cbue bic ge'
rtrgfe 8Hdfdt auf bte Bafauteu 81 ue5
men. @miI BGdaUen (?J etu BGder, n0Eo
turd einen S6nB aue einem Fenfer an bel
IIEian 6aub Uno bem IiRfeR S9eatel oer'
mIrOet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-14
Wsft8natton etaes SonereGnsEt.
nIfeSeS.

Gepego, R.-g., u. OitOber.-gt. %.
Shutting, Reprdientaut hes 81 Dtaritts, Der
Csmego, &Qpuga uub gGnsue @ouatp I'M
faEt, bot Dem 90nterreur 6iu ieine Nefas
lOtiHr eirgergttt. @eit 8attaguug bes &oas
grsfss mar Vuttiug fortpi5reuo f0rpaIIi@
Teicsno gemeieu, Emo 'eiu 3gfaub II 3ur 3ett
bsiOrgutBerregeuh. SIN 81. &cngreBoifritt
,par gutttus iul uuriaen Sabre NIT % 8O3
St:mmen geReu is 327 iir ben oeulOlrati'
iden Gegen Ganotoaten erndbLt porteu.
8as 8efgnatiOns' S9retbau traf beute Sor.
tnittag IN Aibanp ein uuo peranIaste @o1u.
Sin unner3iigIid gum GcIGB elmer Brofinma.
ton, onr1 melde ongeor6net mtrb, in Dem
geuannten 8itIItt BET Der 28abl au s.. gsos
bember and iiber st1eu Gougress s&auoioa ateu
at3uftmulen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-14
Qu~ae 9nbeIz9 z9ene5neit.

- Etirf Serhiaanb bou 8ulgGrteI 1T 5ol
Nluudeu nad @eni ub9sreif. Son tcEt DtES
ar fG mad YGEis bsgCbeu.
- 60Hig 5Hmbert bat cen bur4 bic
iiin9i1eu SliGm2 in Der iar6inihen Bro5lul
Gagliari Berrofieuen $4,000 gelpeuoet.
- Sr BbeIps, Der nmerilauide 9eilnote
in Berlin, nurbe am letteu 6rettag3s 40ean
mad oer @aIaDOrfeuung I'M Gpernb1uie Der
Saiieria 4u8ufa SiftOria auf 6ereu et8eneS
Bsrlaugen uOrsefsut. 6eute ioll er Der Sg'
&ajIertu Trieoiid borgeheut peroeu.
- Gr'96n.g gliIan Don 9erbieu uH6 B.d'
ftent @arrot Don 6rGatrai9 taui9tea 9ef:ru
IN Pa1is Gifiten aus.
- 3er 6oriduuSereiieube Brof. 8aftau
bot bsm groi. Strhop ietue fidere antunft
III SumnIfano gemeIbet.
- Saiisr g8iIbeIm uubm gefera abeub IN
Berlin autbeiI an etnem Bantett, peI4es
uom GbmiraI bon Der Colt ~ Gbreu oeE
abmirdIe oes in 3iel liegea6eu brittI4eu
@eidpQeere gegebea nurbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-14
ser SbIi8dttnneu Sntptnoet In
2cutft9aa.

giem SrIeaus, 12. Stto6er. - 81
&osers 8erernlaumalt bes 9taates, la
teute in 8iFIift8 Geritt Sequefrattoas
s5etfabreu geGeu Niaurice s. Sart unb 2Iura
games Sdmefer Der &befran bes 81.
GtaatSlGabmeiiters Burte, eiHBaIsjtet, mn
ctasn g5eil Der gefobIeueu Sblig gatiaHsu,
uelSe Gurte, tpie bebuupttt tpjrO, on bic BE.
ila9ten tlbettragea bate, 3urHf 81 erlangen.
9m SerFe Der SetIagteu befiuoeu F4 S5li
faitonen i'm 9tsunpertbe BON $45 400. gtah
A5in9 oGs s8ertbes Der bsreits iuriiderlnu9.
ten Gnltaationen III Burfe rod fir ben Ser.
tistb Don Stnate BnpiereH i'm Betrage BON
stpa 100000 uerOrtpcrtItd.
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bts u0reen &crutttuG 9 llbr. mn ben Co
mite'n 3ett 81 gebeu, in 8eratbuug 81 tves
ten ul6 ihre BertGte QufauIeBer.
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SUM al1etEelt Uals.
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gegea 2.15 0lorgeus, uH6 Die SeuerDebr ers
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auf Der Branoftdtte, Oueta Is feute fi4 bli0
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metnte ioQeu nun bt8 ant gBettere8 N Oer
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