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Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-12-19

pelnS composed entlre-
ly of pieces of the
precious stone, lapis
lzauli, Joined together
in q sort OF mosaic,
but so skillfully done
as to conceal the join.
ings, except on the
closest scrutiny. The
combinations ar q
made so the darker
portions of the stone
harmoniously balance
each other in the
general effect. This
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-12-19


ooudoir of a French T1MEPIEcE.
countess, then by change of fortune have
told the hour for a sans culotte butcher at
.he time Danton and Robes pierre made
Europe stand aghast at the doines of an
infuriated mob intoxicated by the most
brutal passions. At any rate, this clock,
at the time of its construction, cost too
much money to belong to any but the most
wealthy Of the land.
Very Strange, but True.
MIR; Guzzle-Say, my dear, there ia
one thing never could understand.
Mrs. Guzzle-What is it?
"Why is it that when n storm str;lo.
a town in which there are twentv CO.
looms and two churches, the Iipbtn;na
will dodge all around the saloons te
get whack at the churches ?"
Mrs. Guzzle always said that her
husband was incorrigible.-Laaore,lc
american.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-12-19

y V A r l o U S
parts of California
and in that State
only - there are
groves of the So
quota, or redwood,
the value of which
is becoming more
and more generally
known each year,
says the San Fran.
cisco Chronicle. A
great deal has been
written regarding
tho haantxr orI .t,I
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-12-19

" Latty Unto Amieola
Game apah tace preacher, eaesing n
Reaco and progress to the natires,
Wooed and won by Uanita.
She no6ler to make his calling, g.
Whispered to hin, natures seord--
Tod him Of tho herbs 50 potent
For the healing and the saoina."
.-sxTRAor FROM PoEn OF "uAs1rA,s
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-12-19

before many years they will be cut
for the lumber they afford. 1t is to be
hoped that before that time comes the
heart of the basin may be set aside as a
natural park for the benefit Of the present
and succeeding generations.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-12-19
CURIOUS OLD CLOCKS.
EtE VALUABLE TINE PIECES OF
GEORGE W. CHILDS.

are Collection of Beautiful and Costly
Specimens OF the Work of Long Gone
Clock MalSers-A Few of Them Described
and Illustrated,
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-12-19

good.sizea tree nave sold for over $500,
the man who got out the material being
paid S3 30 for his labor.
The Big Basin trees are as yet inaccessi-
BILE. That is, they are too far from any
railway to be marketed proitably now.
But their value increases every year. and
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-12-19

He is the best gentleman who is the so
of his own deserts.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-12-19

Wits, like drunken men with swords, are
apt to draw their steel upon their best ac-
quaintances.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-12-19

Wash ng powders strong alkalies, and
ruin clothes. The purest soap obtainable is the
best and cheapest. Dobbins's Electric Soap
has been acknowledged for "a years to be the
purest 9( al. Try il right away
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-12-19

Pocket Cigar Case and five of "Tansill's
Punch" all for 25c.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-12-19
r. y. CbENEf & CO., lOleuo,
!" Sold by Druggists, 75c.

The most interesting exhibition in Europe
next year will be the Loan Exhibition of Tap
estry at the Austrian Museum.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-12-19

II af1lcted with sore eyes DR.. Isaac Thomp
cons Eye Water Druggists sell $50. per bottle
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-12-19

There are 40 Jewish synagogues in New
ork City. U51
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-12-19

Oregon, tho Paradise OF Farmers.
Mild, equable climate, certain and abundant
brops. Best fruit, grain, grass and stock coun-
ky In the world. Full information free. Adj
troSs Oregon Im'igrat'n Board, Portland. Ore.
The reproach of friend should be strictly
just--but not too frequent.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-12-19
Oregon, tho Paradise OF

"A departure from truth is hardly evei
known to be u single one.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-12-19

Correspondents of two London papers
were recently expelled from Belgrade by order
of the Seryian Government.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-12-19
GIANTS OF THE FOREST
THE ENORMOUS REDWOOD TREES or
CALIFORNIA.

Great Size Which They Attain-stump,
on Which QuatiriIles Arc Danced-A
Big Lumber EarI in Single Specimen
Their Nal4c Increasing
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-12-19

Take gifts with u sigh; most men give to
be paid.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-12-19

CLOCK OF GEMS clock was one of the
chief attractions of the Russian exhibit at
the centennial worlds fair in Philadel-
phia in 1876. The material (lapIs lazuli)
is what the imperishable ultramarine blue
is made from; the only color known to
artists on which time has no effect This
substance, as raw material, Is worth its
weight in gold, commercially, and when
we come to add the value OF labor ski llful
enough to fashion and combine the numer-
GUS pieces of selected stone to constru ct
clock case fully eighteen inches high by
twelve broad we can roughly estimate the
value of such gem of Theological treasure.
The stone Is very rarei and, while not
being as valuable as the blue sapphire, is
still more of a curiosity. 1t only reveals
Its peculiar beauty on close scrutiny-an
innumerable galaxy of golden stars float
ing in an azure vault being then percep.
tible. This appearance is due to small
particles of iron pyrItes embedded IL the
crystalline mass. The movement is fine
one, of the modern French pattern, and
good for several hundred years service
Look now at a beautiful specimen of the
old French clock; it is probably two hun
dred or two hundred M
and fifty years old. wv
The case is of yellow aGM
brass, and elaborately v-Sycp
wrought. T h o his ~MA
tory Of this clock is @SES
also unknown, but it rs &M "a
;an well be supposed MN TSS$5SM
that it, too, is a relic UEYE lAEMI
thrown on the market ME53259 L. ZJESkYv
by the tempestuous \&NAAIZESM
times of the French NnSSNLSM
revolution when the Wy,1T@YxMR
care d valuable SMEs,SeH/N
hosehold articles of the psEiInfT &M
nobility of France tSSa5yES
were at the mercy Of Sl
rude populace 1t Ss
may originally have 4H
oeen the pride Of tha AN ON rnrncu
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-12-19

evidence Of exquisite skill In management
OF detail, but best expresses himself when
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-12-19

!. swrsrssrDc,ro COMPANY. Drawer q. Atlanta, Ga,
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-12-19
Berlin has 5000 dogs.

Cleanse the liver, stomach, bowels and whole
system by using DR.. Pierce's Pellets.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-12-19

Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-10-17
PRICE 5 CENTS.
VARIETY.

Taylor's hustle mandatory at
BRIDGEPORT, Conn, where 600 girls
have been employed, has shut down.
The suspension is likely to be in
definite, from the fact, it is said, that
the hustle has gone so largely out OF
fashion that comparatively no de-
mand for it remains.
A man in Orion, Mich, has dis
covered sure cure for rattlesnake
bite. and it isn't the kind carried in
a black bottle, either. His dog was
bitten in the mouth by RATHER, and
in ten minutes had head on him
like an apple-barrel, but tie man
dozed and saturated him with kero-
sene and the dog recovered.
A telegraphic money-order SER
vice has been established in Great
Britain between eighteen of the
principal cities as part OF the pos
tai service. Payment of money Is
made at the Postoffice on identltica-
ton of the recipient, who gives the
name of the remitter, as required in
the transmission of money orders by
mail.
Deacon Gibbs, of Backwoodsville,
has started a picture gallery, and the
following conversation lately took
place between the newly fedged
patron and the local Raphael:
Painter How would this suit you,
Deacon? It represents the Rev. Mr..
Goss, the missionary, in the centre
of group of cannibals." Patron
81 can see the cannibals, Mr.. Turps,
but where is the missionary"
Painter-"Didn't I tell you he was In
the centre of the cannibals?"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-10-17
GEO. w. LINCOLN,

1T,IE STILL IN THE FIELD AS CON
all kinds
class work belonging his
curtaed
do and all kinds work appean-
enabled
tWh ALI
Thanking public favors,
Iremai
LINCOLN.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-06
MARKETS AND SHIPPING.

SEATTLE, Jan ..
sugar dropped C Yesterday, Armour
hams arc somewhat shiIes. The new crop
OF German pruuss Is in the market and
prices. owing TO this absence al old stock.
are considerably higher Ruckw hrAt has
advanced. due 20 the increased consump-
tion 81 this season Of the year The de
maud for poultry has slackeued up since
the holidays There are no live turkeys on
hand and only few chickens Game is
scarce. A few salmon and hlibut were
offered today al quotations
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RR.
CEiPTs- Daring the last - hourS the
merchandise aud produce receipts 81 this
port have been ~ follows Puget sound
Shonc road. l14 tons. Columbia aud PugeS
sound railroad. 5 tons, 81 which l ton
was merchandise; seattle. Lake shorc K
Eastern railway. 10 tons caSl. lumber snd
brick Sle&mcrS-E8ith. tuas. Eliza An
dcrson. Il tons; Fleetwood. l ton. Total
receipts. ~ tous-
SHIPMENTS During the last - hou-s
goods aud merchandise have been shipped
from seattle as follows Puget sound shore
road, 81 tons; Columbia & Puget SQUAD
railroad, L tons; seattle. lake Shcrc 4 East
ern railway, n tons. steamers Edith
tons, Nellie lels tons. Fleetwood tons,
Henry Bailey lS tone, Josephine 6 tons.
Michigan tons. Mouatsiaeer ton, Grace
! ton, Augusta ton Total shipments,
lS7'l tons
Among the receipts werc = sacks posa-
tses, sse half sacks -four. q boxes apples.
5 boxes celery. : tubs baster, = coops
chickens, box and barrels poultry,
coop geese, yeas, p head cattle. go
cases oil. - butts tohScca, 10 Kegs spikes.
~ hsrre,s beer. 20 toas building rock. 2 car
loads fuFuitare. 1000 feet lumber
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-06

SAE FEAEcisoO, Jsu. 5.--Arrived-str
Costa RicG, Sausimo; str santa Maria.
YaQuine bay. Cleared - Str Colnmhis,
Portland; W. l. Beebe. Port Townsend.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-06
NOTICE.

NOIICE Is HEREBY GIVEN To THE
~ stoc kholdors Of The Seattle Transfer
Company. 4 corporation organized under
the Laws oi Washington Territory, snd hav-
ing It's principal place OF business st seattle
in said territory. that = meeting Of the stock
holders Of said corporation viii De held on
saturday. the 9th DAY of February, A. u.
iSsa. a. . o'cloek ,. m. Of said day. AZ the
Merchants National Bank ia seattle. W. T.
The ohiect Of said meeting IS 10 authorize
the increase OF the capital stock from
si5ooco 10 ss0o.oa
NOAH ARMSTRONG,
A MACINTOSH.
J b. METCALFE.
CHARLES ARMSTRONG.
h. 2, sHADBC1,
Trustees of The seattle Transfer Co
Seattle Dec Is. ISIS. swr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-06

San Francisco. Jan. Indications for
q hours for Oregon and Washington Terri
tory. Fair weather in southern oregon.
rain elsewhere; soBthefly winds; nearly
stationery temperature.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-06
rELEGRAPHIC MARKETS

SAN FRANCGsCa, Jan. 5-wheaf-Oafe,
though steady; demand Is light. bu. offer.
tngs are small, aud there Is no pressure 10
realize; gaossblc 81 40si az. for fair 10
good shipping grades options Buyer
season, 81 -. buyer lSSs, 81 ID
Barley continues 70 drag; inquiries
g
uSfH--tu tl stocks become redured there
IS poor outlook for any advance in prices
choice feed, 81 Is; No. I. 81 l0Gl -
lower grades. 81 0e<sl e7l.
Hoys-No-- demand
Potatoes shows improved tone
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-06

CHICAGO sKoOUeE xAnKEr.
CHICAGO. Jan 5.--wneas closed weaker;
cash, - Is; Feb, 81 or. May, 81 o.
corn-sieAay: cash, - slsc. Feb. ~ se;
May, 81 lille
osss-sleady: cash, zssze; Feb. sc;
May. = ii-lGe.
Barley Nothing doing.
Pork-FirmeF; cash, 81 Is; Feb. SIS O.;
May. az So
lard Firm: cash. r. Is; Feb, 81 ~;
Nay, e. s2}s.
sEw YORK aEReHxspisE MARKETS.
SEs YORK, Jan. 5.-Hsps-Qaiet.
GDffee-OpsioTs opened barely steady,
90 % points down, and closed steady, l0a2e
points below YESTERDAY; sales - 80 bags,
including Jan. and Feb. SIS Sfa15 g;
March. si5 eeal5 s.; April. sl5 g. spot
Rio, steady; fair cargoes. I758e.
Sugar-Dali aud nominal
C0ppef-g ashAnged.
i.esd-Easiex and Inactive.
Unsteady; straits. szL25-
Ear silver, 8sxc.
Petroleum opened steady at 81 &c, aad
after slight decline early trading rallied
and closed strong a. sSixe. Total sales,
~ ,oos barrels
LIVERPOOL GRAIN NAHKKT.
LIVERPOOL, Jan .--wheat-Sieady: de-
EnanG poor: holders offer sparingly. Corn
drll holders offer freely.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO, Jan. 81 Cattle - Receipts,
5000. steady; choice beeves. 81 5Na4 30;
steers, 81 ecfa4 81; stockers and feeders.
81 ssa3 30; Texas cattle, S292 80
Hogs-keeeip ts, II 90; strong TO higher
mixed, safs5 p; heavy, s. 0fa5 70; light,
S5ta5 90
sheep Receipts. I7p9s steady; natives,
s5a9 Is; Western. coruf fed, 81 25tG4 20:
Texans, s. 5Slt2 20.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-06
REAL ESTATE RECORD.
transactions for the Past Week
Foot Up s2s0.19s.
The New Year starts Ont with an
Average Weeks business
The List In Detail.

Despite the fact that people Who have
any business are engaged al this time in
making q cleanup" 81 last rear and .
s.s-f Igs the new. real estate goes along 81
the sane steady gait that hss been Noted
70, the psst six Of eight rnonths Follow
fug "a the week : record
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-06
NOTICE.

THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING or
Il the stockholders of the Cedar River
Cssl Compan viii he held at the ofiiees
OF the company. Columbia street, on the
III day OF January, isse, at p. n
JOHN COLLINS, Vice PresideaL
L J. CONAN, Secretary.
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list Off zlesaten a
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rsnaralsT. Prersesx. @sxzse pu-kerk.
ssesesl "a Gn-nes ttsM. sasSsr. Enriy
sasseI-- Receipts free and pri~ez weak.
i1sley, =. r. good - eAsSes. zz@ase
Es-s--ssAreE. priess Fra; s1ueh. n 80
&C. sore lots. -Mwx-
tharsered-AEReTfcz. coza frvza gzasarse
70 San Fraaezseo
yRx TcEx sgocx HxxFEz.
sEH I8.x, Jan She STOCK market
y - ras - lEll to-day 81 Il has been on
ss.rse previous Szeunsiays bat K sas devoid
% fsature. aa5 the rezsssr Of to-seyfs trans
aefi11s = To leaTe klEznzt e=eryfasaE bsst
s2izaily changed Advances are q small
saascrtfy. hat z-e coafnes4 % frzs.iazz azt
heSTy
fs9FuTuE9R1tx dali
1ae haAk ssA1smezt ssoxs fhaf the
banks hold s. = .1so IN excess Of tae legal
requirements
KICMASGE AND SECURITIES
SEw YoKx. jan s.--Money on call. easy
~ zsEs. last sos8 8. Prime mercantile pa
PEI. Sg65S. Sterling exchange. steady.
ss-tays, 81 szsz; demand. 81 -
Ecx3s
f4s ieosYonsI I0esz PaesEe s. .Ils
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-06
STEINER Clara BROWN

RAVES YEsI.ER's WHARF FOR IA
1 4 coma. Olympia and Big skooxHn e
q M every Monday, "Wednesday and IN
lay.
Returning, leaves Shelton. Big skooknn,
AZ q n every Tuesday. THURSDAY and ~
urday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-06
RESIDENCES.

No Mill and cable with fine
s,goiweH md on corner d
ton price I2oo pat
No splendid
cradbewee cabeG rne,$s ooashaa tim
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-06
EArrhpAN. JAN. 5.

rAIAADA1 - JAN d.
Jacob Nelson to J. Il Massey, u =, NV ,.
sec y, tp y n, "a G, $500.
n. T. X. l.. TO J. Sorrocks. NV 4 of ne Z.
and y of NV = sec q, tp - n, re e. s4ss
Allen T. Aellen to Jacob Landgraf, lot T.
blk g. Point add 10 West seartlc, $3.50.
X. ;. Harris 10 Edward Wood, lots and
s. blk y, Renton. 500
iTR :. Harris 10 Edward Wood. II + Sw :,
and nwi4 Of NC see 8, % - n. o e. 1900.
G., c. wincapau to Paul and Isabella
Hopkins, 10; 1, blk 46, ID. T. DenHy's third
add TO North Seattle, sl2o0
J. A, Could 10 Samuel simon. lots II, Is
and IA, blk 8, Washington add. $3.50.
A, J, Johnson TO l. y Mathens, lots and
.. blk 4, Motor Line add. Sll0
J. Campbell to Nellie Lewis, lot 3, blk 90
A. \. Denny's Third add, s4750.
A. J. johnson TO JET Meyers; blk 5, Motor
Line add, 5000.
Robert Kahler 10 f.. 2: Young, lots and
TO- blk .. Nerrett's add, $50.
Chauianqua Assembly TO Minia Foster,
lot 4. blk 4, ChaHtauqua Beach. s25
NJ L. Hamilton 10 Geo. ". Crane and W.
A. Diekey, part OF NV a see $, tp = IA,
G, soc.
Agnes Macintosh TO Hall & Paulson
Furniture Co, TO by 1900 feet Ga H. $. and
SO feetw OF sw cor Of blk ;, Maynard's
plat, 81
A. +. nanford, spc. Com, to Robert
knipe. northerly = 10, :, blk A, of 4. 4.
Denny's plat of an addition TO town of Sc
attic.
J. 4. Gould TO r. NJ. Field, lots /. ., aud
4. blk Il, Washington add. 500
X, q. Faegre to T. VI. Randall, lots n, y.
% and a. blk 4, faegre's add. 10 West seat
tie, $500
X. G. Faegrc TO H. Thoreson. lots n and
y, blk /. faegre's add. to West Seattle,
si50
o }. Stewart to First Methodist church,
lot - blk So sarah A BELTS heirs second
add, 81,
x. y. McFadden to Howard ". Baker. lots
70 10 inclusive blk 3, Paiatinc Hill add,
{Sgg 80
II. ". Baker 10 John 7. puaey, lots to
10 inclusive blk 3, Palstine Mn add.
Sio5G
A. h Young to F. h. BoarInan. blk . and
lots "a IL inclusive. and south :, Of lots
aud Is, blk ;. aud lots 10 10. blk II,
lounK's add, $500
; Baxter 20 J + Fox, LOT Il. blk G Jack
son Street add, $50
y P. H. K 70 Il Fallows, swi sec g.
aud lots 10 and Il, see u. tp n n. rs G.
Se52 N
G. Kinuear 20 T. McCowin, lot 6. blk y,
q. kiupear's add. {X5a
l.. Cheadlc 20 K Il. Jones, NV OF mel
and SCI If ne. aud neia of SCI sec L, q
Mary Bales To Thomas IL. Campbell. lot
%, sommeryille, s621.
Mas Bales % Thomas H. Campbell. lot
-, SommeTyille, $50.
Thomas II, Campbell 10 Edward Nc
GoWan, lots IS aud -, sommcrviile. $500.
r. A. Jones to Robert ClakHrn. pan Go
liah and Betsy ModuiitFa acre ne cor do
nation claim No. -. SlS5
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Mlerlef.

= Die nGreie preRe" srbieIt cine
gialabung, benz Stiftungsbaa ees
Glamo Council go. A, an 81. 9esem.
Der in Der Surnbale bei3upobnen.
Belten Oant!
Dor Ri6ter Roonan pirb gegens
tpdrtig Der @biIbers Worbfau perban.
belt. BON 800 8irgerlt, bic g.tfern
oorgelaoeu tparen, tonnten nur feds
OILS @ei6norene ausgewdblt perben.
Sm Oifrittgeri1t tuuroe Der Gins
baltsbefebl gegen bic Stabt tueael
grpropriirung bes gigentbums on
@ommerces StraBe CUR grueiterung Der
ct. WarDs'S traBe a~ufsebobeu unb
@ranbtean nabm bic i5m bon Der Staot
oferirten $4,000 an. Gomit itebt Der
Ausfiibrung bes planes niGts u,ebr i'm
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8 8.

Sa Golge zines Wortwe6Tels
pdbrenh bsrSiSung aeriethea bic Sta6tz
ratbsmitgIiebec d. SC. @mitb unb 3.
US. phillips in Gainesville an chamber,
Smith bate Ysmerfua3en gema9t iiber
ben Grid 5nao", aus mel0em Die 0f..
fentli9en Nrbeiten bs3dbIt murben.
ybiaips bs5Os bies auF Fi6 uno duBers
te, iperln Smith anoeute, on6 ct unebrs
lid baHoelte, 10 lei er ein Stgner uib
Ell 0ieb. Smith aing nun nit erbos
benem 5iofe auf pbillips gu, bod
fprangen 8gar1te oa5nif9eu unb bieIs
ten bic W~atbeabeu fen. 9abei fiel
Smith, Der Gin gemaltig groBer unb
iebr i9merer Mann 1T, auf Safe 8ras
5eltoa unb brad aefeH Arm. Na9
96luB Der Sisuug trafen Rbiaips un6
Smith auf benz square 5uiammen ulib
nun begaHn bic S9ieBerei, mobei
Smith spei 56aRe erbielt unb fampfs
unfdbig gema6t mutbe; feline S9afe
git18eE febI unb Bbiqips bIieb unper.
leBt. CT tente ii9 ben 8eb6rben uub
l%etltete VttgFGoft i'm Bstrage bon $1,000.
Die goHoffee in Gayle grand,
8adrop gountD, 1T au~fgeboben moroen.
Die potiaden geben Don nun ab aad)
MeOoualo.
Die grpreb Office in growutuoob
touroe BON finf Wdnnem un1 $1,000
beraubt, na6bem IL benQgenten nieoer.
gei9lagen batten.
Ser Surnbsrein i'll Belbile, Nus
ittn @ouHtp, bat li6 cine neue Salle ge=
baut. bic am 81. DECEMBER unter ents
ipredeHoen Seierli6feiten eingeueibt
merben tpirb.
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: groub III perhinberu.

- @roup 5u perbinoern. IS eris
lttrt fein 3meifel mebr baribey. bob es
Elm Wilttel giebt, Group gu berbinbetn.
Gi6tiger Group tritt niemaIs obne elm
Warnungs3ei9en auf uno miro banll
iofort @bamberIain's Cough &emebp
elngegeben, 10 merben ole Symphonic
oteier Srantbeit berfdpiuben. Dies 1T
INNER m0gIid, menn es i'm 9auie ges
balten tuirb. so @ts. uns 81 Der 6las
i9e bel @obn & &c.. i. aoIteDer &
20. unb alen Srug9i(ten.
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GOl9enbes .stimmuuosbilo0 uirb

OotoN"1S2 " tUtlu
aus Stbirien mitget6eiit. Cine Nns
5abl bon 8erbaunten bate fi6 suiams
meugeiban unb cine YstitiDn ausgears
beitei, in mel6er tie ibren peinigern
lr9eflo cine Bite Oortragen woQten.
antiatt irGeHo tuelGen 8ei9ei6s befabl
man tbneH, bic Bet N fDfort 3uriide
5ujleben, unb als ie S6gerten, fieIen
Soloaten unb BoIi3iiten iiber fe ber-
-t6oteten ie6s auf Der STEELE unb bers
tDuHoeten neun IebensgefdbrIi9. Nls
goripanb bierfiir bebauptet man, bic
getition fei aufrtbrerif6en @6arafters
gepeien. Sin iOfort aufammentretens
Deg Srlegsgeri9t n~erurtbeilte mebrere
Der ue0erlsbenben tpesen aufrubrs gum
9obe.
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9aS Werbienft ffeatI

mir Or. Sings neues S6wtnbIu9ts : SetlmitteI bereits
ieit elmer &etbe ppn Sabren pertaufen, ebenIp Or.
9tn9S Neue aeber : 9iaeu, 8udlens 4rntca Sai6e unb
@leetrtc Sttter8, unb hap mir ntemalS Seilmittel perz,
fault baten, bic 70 gut pseben" pber bic 10 ~auseinetn
~betrteotst BADEN, ME riele. gBir 3bsern feinen Nuaenz
bid, Die garantie fur hieie IRittel isber 3eit gu hber=
rhd8uSablen, nenn tbrem @ebrau6e feline befriebiaeens
Zen ~Jlelultate sefplst iiuh. Dteie Mittel p~erpanfen ibre
8rpee Yppularitdt tbren eisenen 8erpieuften. Bum
Sertduf IN allen ~"petbsfen unb in her 0rpsuen : @roBz
9annlun6 rpn DreiB, Ibpmpion u. Go.
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erfIena Mrnien=snlhe

Die befe Sable Der @elt fir S6nilte,
auetldun9et, @eF6piire, 6ieber. unO Seut.
Gusi5lag, GIe9te, sefprun9ene 9duOe, JrUft-
beulen ilno ollie $auttronibeiten furirt pa.
morttolOsn oSer feline ge5abIuns. @6aise
Satisfaction sarantirt ooer 6aS Sch piro
saridcrtattet. 2b @ents bic Sdaata. Bum
8srtauf in allen Ipotbeten. DreiB, 8bomp-
ION C So. MGoleTale.
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@rumseiaeutbums . ltebertsaaunaen.

U. g.. 9ebine an g. g. Sepiue,
9aus uno @runOftid $50. 10 an Main
pla5a, $4,000.
Wm. &6bIer an $. S0bring, 6aus
unb Grunbftiid $50. 6, @artenitraBe
$500.
peter &eininger an Satob Grieiens
balm, 700 Mder 2anb So, 500.
Sobn 9ilbsbranbt an $. s. grodett,
2 @run6fide in SnbianaftraBe $110.
@eo. Saggi al Sulia 3iGeD, 8runos
Hid in 9areoofr. 1915.
70. 8oabre6t on 0arrD s. SeeIe,
Stid 2anb on @rodetttr. prsis nos
mineu.
y. Sanner an Sd. S6ul3, @runbs
ttd al Sruebartftr. $3.50.
6. GlOres an s. M. @l6fner,
Srunf Hid an 9outontr. $4,000.