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Number of men employed in lumber business in twen-
ty sawmillS tributary to city $50.
Number. of churches in Grants Pass with enrolled
congregations ranging from 100 to 500 persons each
Number of acres of Government land in Josephine
county open to entry, $4,000.
Number Of of railroad lands in county at
prices ranging from $3.50 to $50 per acre, 100000.
Value of exports for nine months ending September
3d. 1885, and consisting of sash. doors, blinds manufac
tured woodwork lumber, live stock, grain hay, gold,
marble copper ochres, limestone, vegetables peaches,
pears, pumS, aprcotS almond nuts, walnuts, melons.
apples, ETC., 81, ,S46,32+
Value of imports during same PERIOD consisting of
general merchandise, farming, milling and mining
chinery, etc, S960,2IS
Expended for labor in industrial enterprises in city
and tributary country during same period, $4,000.
Number of feet Oftenfoot sidewalks laid and in
of construction in city in same period, 1900.
This is the record of Southern Oregon town that
contained but single dwelling prior to the extension of
the Oregon & California railroad in 1885,
Grants Pass is situated on the north bank of The
Rogue River in the heart of the famous valley of
that name, and is surrounded by vast country,
tanning fourteen varieties of valuable woods, besides
gold, silver, "copper" iron, chrome, COAL limestone,
marble, ETC., all of which must find market at the
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,he daily Ssturiatt.
ASTORIA. OREGON:
,,n,v ...........DECEAIBER 10, 1859.
CHANGE OF NAME.

" 1 CHANGE OF NAME,
ears ago the o. S. n. Co.
Il. and the o. r. &. n. Co.
h now the latter named
pears, being supplanted
Pacifc Co. This last,
By change of name.
change is but the out
fesfation Of what was done
he ago.
BITnion Pacific has been running
O.R&N. Co, for the past three
gears and has simply taken poss ession
IF property acquired last June.
&ereafter, or until another change
feeted. what was formerly known
he Oregon Short Line, the OR.
Co. and the main line Of the
Pacific, VIII all be known and
M BY the latter title.
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that some Of the shrewdest
knen in the United States are
ly acquiring title to Astoria
is a pretty good indication
ure. They are not doing
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HE commercial prominence and
ance Of Astoria is well exempli-
a remark OF one of the smart
.ilroad men in the country. We
ler to ". H. HolcOmb, who says
wheat can be brought to Astoria
keen cents a ton more than it
bring it to Portland.
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bther less fortunate COM
re suffering from mud, As
Toying immunity from that
nce: NO dust in summer
1ud in winter" is the rule in
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AN UNPARALLELED Offer !
Five Per Cent Per Month";


whose are herewith published and take back
of
will do the thing on future purchases and will give
will have applaud his judgment hence Title perfect
Terms One-hal cash. balance in year per
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great manufacturing center of Southern Oregon
Grants Pass
Just think of 50O00hOrse power flowing by the very
door of the town. and the county Ieeming with the most
valuable raw materials on the Pacific Coast. How long
do you suppose it will be before Eastern capital will find
its way into this new EdoradO?
The advantages and commercial possibilities of
Grants Pass have already been observed by such shrew
financierS MeSSrS COrbett and Failing, who start a
national bank there the first of January with capi
tai of SJ0OOO These gentlemen together with j. c. Car
and c. H. Levi, two of PoTtlandS most successful
business men, also interested largely in $150OO sash
and door factory at Grants Pass.
Property in Grants Pass has increased 100 per cent
since May 81 1885, and still 200 per cent lower than
any town of like population in Oregon Washington.
Just think of buy ing business property all rvel cleared
sidewalk :he principal business streets and within
300 feet of $4,000 brick opera house for TEN DOL
LARS PER FRONT FOOT.
Beautiful residence lots 50X100 feet each all cleared
level, surrounded by handsome dwellings, and within
six blocks of the heart of the city, for FIFTY DOL
LARS EACH Whole blocks, 20Ox22O with 20fOOt alley,
in vicinity at prices ranging from $500 to $500 per
block. These prices will prevail for few days only.
All property owned by the townsite company will be
advanced 100 per cent on January l, 1890.
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NEW TODAY
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$ou getting ready for 1890?
aware that three transconti-
Eoad lines will be here Ecxt
that only twenty-one days
lhis? Get there, Eli.
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FIVE and ten
Acre Tracts
FOR SALE.

The Tracts are designed rs Rural Home,
SteadS,are situated between the railroad ana
the ocean beach with convenient streets TO
both. The land has good natural drainage
with slightly places for building is good Tor
frlrit and vegetables.
This farm was formerly donated to the
public school, which is now in possession OF
the proceeds CT the sale. The interest on
this endowment with the public funds Sc
cures the services Of competent teachers ;or
three terms of school each year.
The leading citizens Of Astoria are Seeur-
ing these tracts.
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a. one OF Washington's two
kators, is described as: "a hog
fthings, and a prince in great
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~ Port Townsend Leader is a
L example Of what a live news
- DO in a live town. 1t is a
and deservedly so, and
RIAN is pleased to note the
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-====::: ===::= @= 49, - =
PASS,
JOSEPHINE COUNTY, OREGON.
The Largest and Most Prosperous
City of it's Age in the Northwest.
Population. Population.
1893, 200. 1869, 1000

Number Buildings including brick
Increase population during period 700 Number enrolled pub
lie school children Number
in industrial enterprises city, $50. Number of
gagged in placer and mining in the
Number engaged
fruit growing and agricultural
pursuits n the count
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Names of Purchasers of Grants Pass Property.

A. Sutherland, Grants Pass.
J. j. Moore.
Robert A. Booth,
Rev. T. l.. Jones, A"
NJ. NJ. Hardness,
B. l.. Eddy, Portland.
j. A. Johnstone, Port Gamble.
Thomas Willett, Portland.
Richmond & Gaunce, Centralla..
August Taubert, Portland.
r. +. Prael, :"
Harry Beck,
$. s. Goldsmith, 80
w. Is. Glaike.
i. j. Armstrong, -
ID. j. Frazier,
w. F. Mccarthy.
o. f. Vedder,
w. B. Tayler, Grants Pass.
Capt. J. A. Brown. Portland.
John Robertson,
Capt. Z. Curtis, 81"
B. Freimann,
w. l.. McCabe,
Mrs. l.. Hunter. Vancouver, Wash.
f. w. Baltes, Portland.
z. A. Farnsworth, San Francisco.
Geo. A. Knight
+. B. Edwards,
NJ. III. Mills,
E. G.. Sawyer
w. B. RentfOrth,
II. W. Gedding,
Miss Lucea Mason, Portland.
IL. Il. Lewis,
Harry Young,
Albert Gerfin, 4"
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Gtne bemerfemsiuertbe @eife per Gts


Giue bemerfensiuertbe 3eife per st.
fenbabtt.
Or. Mebb, prdfbeut Der yWagner
paloce Gar Company. befen @emabs
lin, eitre Scdter bon William 8. 8an.
oerbiIt, nebf ben Ginbern oes @bepaas
res, ioipie mebrere BertDanbte unb
sSreunbe bes Dr. Mebb, i'm @an3ea
fe6s3ebn periouen, traten nittelff zines
aug bier nit allem benfbaren Romfort
eingeri1teten Palafmaggons beiteben=
ben SPECIAL : @iienbabn3uges ON 6.
Mpril bon Stem Oorf aus eine Gabrt
bur9 bic Ser. Staten unb @anaba an.
Mm IL. C. traf Der 3ug in 5belburne,
ST., ber CONNER &eiiben3 beg Or.
Webb, ein, tpOmit bic &eife, melde 10.
nit iiber 5tpei Monate se6auert, ibr Gns
be erreiGt Bat. Wdbrenb oieier 3eit bat
ber epesiaIaug, pel9er gu 3eiten cine
faum iemals 5uuor bagepeiene S6nels
ligfeit enttpidelte, eine Strede bon 20,z
900 MeiIen 5uriidgelegt. Oie &eiies
@eieul1aft bat ale febensmertben
punfte unb @egenoen i'm gan3en &C.
biete ber Ser. Staatetl unb Ganaba
beiu9t, obne fi6 inbeEen irgenbmo lans
ge auf3ubalten. SeIbifberifdnoli6 tpobns
ten bic &eiienben tfets in ben lururi0s
ausgelfatteten Waggons unb betraten auf
ber gai1aen 6abrt uiemals ein 6otel.
Ser cine ber palaltnagen, rNiar quita"
genannt, mar ausf9lieBii9 3ur Benu=
Bung Der 6rau Mebb unb ibrer &inber
nebft beren Wdrferinnen beltimrnt. Ser
ieIbe entbielt ein nit groBartiaer Gle.
gana eingeri1tetes 8ouboir, in tpeldem
fi9 fogar ein ptaun befanb. Gin ans
berer nWaggon" biente als Speiie=Sas
Ion unb @eienf9aitssimmer, udbrenb
ber brittle elm &audaaimmer, elm Babe
aimmer emit beiBenr uab faltenl Maf.
fer), einen Gepddraum, Elm Buffet, fos
ipie G1Iaf3immer entbielt. Ser Iebte
unb am pradtbolliten eingeribtete
rWaggon@ mar Der benz 0r. Mebb per'
i6nli9 geb6renbe, nglsmere" betitelt.
Sn bemielbem'befanb fi9 auBer einem
parlor, einem 56lafaimmer, eitttr 8ibs
Iiotbet &C. au9 Elm Oblerbations3ims
mer, in mel9em ale m6sli9en seogras
pbiIden Rarten, meteOrologil1eu Mp=
parate, pbpifalif9en Snftrumente &C.
5u finben tparen, u. u. aud elm iogez
nanuter @pelometer. tpelber beitdnbig
bic Jabrgei6minbisteit bes 3uges au'
3eiste.
9emerfenspertb 1T nod, baB Or.
Webb mdbrenb Der gan3en gilenbabn.
Gabrt in beifdnbiger 0erbinbung nit
ieinem Sefretdr In ytem Oort unb anbe<
ren perlonen ftanb, unb omar mittelli
bes pbonpgrarben. Bei isber ii1 bar=
bietenoen @eIegenbeit bef6rberte Der
DpItor einen Der pbonograpbif6en Gp=
liitber, In mel1en er mdbrenb ber Gabrt
bineingeipro9en, per poit en- bic Mbrei=
iaten. unb Die leBteren b6rten aus bie=
fem gpllnber beraus nift nur bic Stim>
men oer Melienben, ionbern au9 bas
bon bem 3uge urruriad5ie Gerduid nit
GROCER Deutli9teit. Oie fleine 9priB
tour bat 0errn Webb II u ettpa $100,.
600 getoitet, elm S1er3. ben Ii9 Gin
S9wieserfObn 8anberbilt's i9on erlau,
ben fann!
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au6 bic probibitions Bar,ei,
meint bas rpittsb. YoItsbl.", bat ibz
ren 8ardarb gefunben. Ser faubere
Serr beiBt 9. Barr, IdBt fi1 .9ebes
renb" f6impfen unb fungirt als pre5is
ger in einer uniteb presbDterianer @es
meinbe in Brigbton. SH elmer neulis
den probibitions.8 .8eriamlnlung iagte
berlelbe bieler Sage bu1ii9blicb !:
Weun ber 9pirituoIenbanoeI in ben
Ser. Staaten ausgerottet tudre, t6nnten
mir gang pobI iebeu Naonat i'm
Sabr eia Sobnstomn lIngliif
nit al ben @9reden, bic es i'm 8efoIge
baben tpiirbe, ausbalten." llnb barauf
folgte nod fein r6elab" nod Elm
nNmen". Sas frpmme S1eufal fam in.
feiuer &eoe mebrfa9 auf ieinen Wunld9
suriid unb fdIoB feline &ebe patbetif9
nit elmer leBten Wieberbolung befelben.
Sa, TIM oer SADIE bic Grone auf5bieben,
CAB er auf bic Srage, nb es tpirflid6
m6sIi@ fei, baB er Sieie MeuBerung ge.
tban, folBenbe grfldrung ab: vSa, id5
babe oies geiagt, aber nur berglei9s-
tDeife. SD bebauptete, AaB mad ben
3eitungsangaben tiber 5000 Geelen In
Sobnstomn gu @runbe gingeH anb bab
idbrli6, abseiebeu BON ben 8erbredern,
60, 900 Perionen an ben Mirfungen gei.
tiger @etrdnfe fterben; bob aIfc bas
2ano gana gut ieben Monot cine
Sobnstotpn Ralamitdt nit all' ibren
61reden ausbalten (afford) tonne,
uorausseieBt, baB probibition i'm 2anbe
bur6gefiibrt fei. Sd glaubte oamaIs,
mas i'd iagte, unb CLAUDE es iebt nod,
benn es bleibt bel Der Sbatiabe, baB bic
Sobnstomns2 2atastropbe nur barum 10
entIeBli9 1T, neil He auf einen Heinen
&aum befdrdnft mar. Nlle umifdnbe
erwdgenb, CLAUDE ib iest nod, bas 2anb
f6nnte eber cine 2ataftrUpbe bieier art
ertragen, als ben Gpirituefens6anbel
fortoauern su laffen". 5epeit ber
probibitioHszBur1arb, Sb spobl ben
irregeleiieten Maifen unter ben SeHlpe>
ren5lern nidt balb bic Mugen aufgebea,
mas fiir bumm 5elotii6e, idamIos fas
natiide Gibrer, mas fur nW 6lfe TN
8 9afspela4 iie an Der gaaie bers
umfnbrens
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Muwdh9 nu NSg uNtub ANun mM mMum0u
- WoLFSoN, Ecke Main Plaza ANTONIO

| l1rieben, feline am porbergebenben Sas
ge gliidli9 erfolgte NnfuHft gemelbet
unb UNI Na9rint BON babeiin gebeten.
llnb mas iagt Grau Marie, neine
tpertbe @oufue, Su ber langeu, rdtbiels
baften Mbmeienbeit ibres Mannes2
fraste Melanie nit eiaen fleineu Mn=
fluge bon MaIics.
Dariiber tperben sic, meme gndbige
| Grau, tpabri6einIi1 beHer unterri9tet
/ iein, inbem sic permutbli9 Sbre Grau
goufne bfter ieben als id. Gs bieBe
Sbre 0er3enssate be3meifeln, tpenn id
ni6t anndbme, baB Sic ber bier nod
INNER fremben Grau oft Geieaf af9afi
leifteten.
NatiirIidb iebe i6 nod ibr unb Iabe
tie 5u mtr Elm, aber id tpeiB ni6t, lpie es
5ugebt, mir fommen einanber ni1t nds
ger. Narie bat ettuas Werf1loFenes,
nm ni9t at fagen: 8erfodtes. eSa, lein,
i6 CLAUDE, es lit 10, berrli9es Wetter,
oas finb 70 ibre Mittbeilungen; tpenn
i9 in ibrer @efeui6aft bin, ntuB i1
ielbff nit mir fpre1en, uno sic tpers
ben sugeben, baB bies febr langmeilig
1T, faete Melanie.
6ml bic Monologe elmer i16nen
Grau f6nnen aud fur bieis febr anges
nebm fein; tDie tann ii6 benn cine Sas
me beiIer unterbalten, als tpenn iie fi9
ben Sag nod einem gldn3enben Geite
fagen tann, baB fie 6ur6 peri6nli6e
Nnnutb, gldn5enbe unb gei1maduoae
SoiIette aae anbern Grauen iiberffrabIt
bat, uao tpenn fie fiG ale bic 6ulois
guagen auf3dblt. bic ibr i'm 9aufe bes
Nbenos bargebra9t murben, borausges
feBt, bab fie nod ni6t p6llig glei1giils
tig oasegen getuorben lit, nibt elm
f9na9es @eod9tniB befibt2
8, Sic beilloier Wenf6, aber biIben
sic ii6 iii9t elm, mid nit berglei1en
&ebensarten 5u tduf6en. @lauben
Sic mir, Mielanie BON grufmann bat
CUTE Mugen, Iabte he.
Warum follte i9 ni9t annebmen. baB
10 fd6ne Iugeu nidt au9 f6arfF@tig
iinb2 ertuioerte Gran3.
Brudmanns giniritt unterbra6 bieies
Mortgefe6t. St fab bloB uno aufge.
regt aus, oriidte Grans bic 9anb unb
fagte, inben ct iidJ In einen Stubl fal,
len lisB: Die beutise pariier poft
bra9te tpieber feline Na9ri6t bon 2ouis.
Der @ei6dftsfreunb bon Nenede unb
Sobn, ben i'd bringenb gebeten babe,
Nadforfduneen anifelIen gu Ialen,
i9reibt, taB er Benede felt benz breis
unb3wan3igfen Gebruar, Morgens um
aw6If nbr nidt gefeben babe. Ct iast
ferner, fuhr 9rudmann fort. inoem er
eineu Brief berbor5og uno au lefen bes
gann: Was sic pielei1t aus ben 3eis
tungen erfabrca baben, riluB i1 leiber
befdiigen. Nm Mbenb bes breiunb,
3tuansiaiten 5ebruar bate fi6 bier cine
grobe Meui9enmenge untpeit bes Wsis
niiferiums bss Nusmdrtigen 3uiammen.
gefunben. Sn Jolae BON MiBueriidnb.
nifen ipurbe gel9oHen unb cine NOR.
berii1e Salne fat pieIe Weni9en, bns
runter barmloier 5pn3iergdnger, ibeils
get6btet, tbeils mebr ober minber f1per
perDunbet. glu9 mebrere Musldnber
Rub barunter getueien, meifi Seutf9e.
(fortfetuuo foIot.)
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. fsnIaenber QIusal1a ous el

= GoIsenber Nus3ug aus einem
Wiener Blatt fonte nidt. tpie iibli1,
als r8le9 iiber Mmerifa", ionbern
~Gaule Wige ii5er Nmerita" be3ei6net
werben: nSn Cincinnati, 70 f9reibt
ienes Wiener 8latt, rpirb Elm foloiIas
leg Wfuliffeif beranitaltet- -toloEal tpie
Nles i'm 2anbe 8arnum's. Das 8ros
gramm biefes erniibaft gemeinten Wtons
tire.gonSertes lit iiberaus pubelndrrii9.
@s fommt gum Beiipiel Elm MmboBs
@bor barin bOr, gebdmmert BON bun.
bert, iage bunbert tpirtliden 59mies
ben. Oas 1T Mufit! Aber bas 1T
nod nidt einmal bic 6auptnummer
bss amerifanif6en Mtuiitfefes. Sie
0auptr INNER III elm Gplo auf Der
BaBgslse. Ser &iele unter ben Sns
iirurienten befommt biesmal cine ettpas
auBergew6bnli6e Nusbebnuns. Ser be-
trehenbe BaB, Der bon ieinem grfinber,
gr0feHor Sobn @eper, einem berameri.
fanertfn Deutfben. aud gefpielt ipers
ben tuiru, 1T 144 SUB bod unb 81 SUB
brett. profeHor @ener pirb, Inn bas
Suftrualent ftreiden su fOnnen, feinen
'Stanopuntt auf elmer Stebleiter nebs
men uHo n1brenb bes 6pieles tpie Elm
Mieiel auf. uno ablaufen mlHen. M9
ia, uenn Ontel Sam fi6 auf Elm neues
Gebiet uirft, bann gei6iebt es aus
2eibestrdften." NatiirIi1 iif bic
gan3e @ei6i@te nur elm fauler Wib unb
bietet iomit feline 8sranla6ung, tpieber
ernfilif iiber neurOpdif9e llnmiHen.
belt" &c. lDs3usieben, tpie es einige
beutf6amerifanif6e 8ldtter tbuu.
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glue fGnarrise 2tingoie6fa6rs. Sc
CltGte,


SIN rBabiiben 8eoba1ter~ lelen mir
bas na9ifebenbe, oes 6umors nid1t
entbebrenoe @ef6idt9en: Dieter 5aae
famen in einen SupsIierlaoen In Mautts
beim Muiter unb So1ter in Der Mblid1t.
einen Ging gu faufen. 9Ddbrenb beibe
bic. borgelegten Waarem priifen unb
tpdblen, berieBte pl6bli1 Bic Mutt.r
Der So9ter cine i9alenbe Obrfeiae.
Das Mdb6en bate, tpie iie bemerffe
tpdbrenb oes Nusmdblens einen Giua
in ibrer Sdf9e beri6pin6en Iai1en.
Ser SuDelier mar burd bic 3uriidgabe
bes 9inges unb bas miitterIi1e Gtrafe
geriht befriebigt, unb na1oem zines
Der Dorgelegten gremplare re9tmdBiges
@igentbum bet Mutter gemorben mar,
perlieBen beibe bas 2otaI. Rurae 3eit
na9 oeren Weggang bemerfte bet Sc,
fbdftsinbaber, baB ibm elm iebr tpertbs
boiler Sting febIte. Dant ber ldnuraes
raben 3i9tung aller Warnbeimer Gtra.
Ben fonnte bas paar nod entbedt unb
aurlif9ebolt tperben. DiesmaI fanb
it9 Der bermiBte Sing in Der Safd5e
ber Wutter.
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@efdrbte 9amns.

40 3Oll brsiter gattiif, CUTE Waare,
10 unO 121 Gents per garb; YlaiD
Sauns, 30 3OI brett, in 6arben, 10
@snts; 100 @tade Berth Orsanbies
12a @ents; Gable @Oro Orsanoies, 121
Gents; Bsrfii6er Mau aaer art, 80 uno
IS eents; Gmeriean gballies, sebrudt
uno sdtfarbis, IA garbs far 81.
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80 a II m 2

Ser tleine Grib eebt BEL 3esentpetter
NIT ieiner Muiter aus, unb bieie fann
ibn nur nit Miibe bauon 3urtdbalten,
in bic Waiierla6en su treten.
GriB6en: pNber Mama, iuarum
trittft benn Du ni6t einnlal in cine
pfiiBe9 Sir fam es bod fein Meni6
Derbietenl"
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= Cine Orisiueae getaantma6uns

= Cine Ori9iueue 8etanntmaGung
erldbt bic poli3eiperwaltuna in 3ofelt
unter bem "a. Mai b. S. Diefelbe
lautet fp0rtIi6: Der anaebli9e Jrieb.
rid 3sllmer, angeblib au 9ansig am
2S. Sull 1866 gebOreH, tuel9er ofenbar
an 8r6BenloabH leioet, 1T bier ange.
balten uoroen. lin fOfOrtige gta9ridt
erfu6en mir. falls uber bic perion,
Stanb &c. &C. beiieIben etipas bstannt
iein follte. Signalement: Statur !:
mittel, Mugen: grau, 9aare: blonO
Opdrlit). Naie. Muub: geu6bnli6,
Bart: blonber 6dnurrbart, Betleis
buna: belIgrauer Dri0i@au3ug, GuBs
betteibung: barfuB."
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ldrer.. sic linb ausseasidnet in Der
Wdfde unO i'm Sam sefdrbt.
9dOttiide 3epbpre aflerleeter Mobe
in alien Muiteru, iOlio ssfarbt, 81 5oll
brett, 25 Gents. .
Cine bibi6e 9luswabl BON SdOttis
fden gbambran8 35 unb 40 Gents.
@roBer gOrratb bon @lassop Be-
phhrs aller Nrt.
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ssIuctuotioneu in, SD}orfte Fir q

Gluctuationen ian Wartte fiir gis
fenuaaren fann Seber bermeiben, Der
feline Orbers bur1 pieper& g 6uIt.
beB ausfabren ldBt. Gabrifanten re.
guIiren ibre preiie mad hem Rnnflim.
PiRer & S6ultbeb babeu ieis etnen
enermea 8orraib BON 6en3orabt, gifen.
bled u. |. 10. unb He nDttren friibere
nieorige preiie, tpenn bieielben aud i'm
i'm Wartte fteisen.
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Beibe 9auns.

25oO Darss Sbser, pair.eorb, Blaib
sapas, 10 eents per garb; g1arieiaes
BON l2a Gents per yaro an; feline
Yques, IS Gents per garb; Dres Cams
bries, l2l, 1esiunD 20 @ents; ensliide
@anbries uno 9ainiOOfa, So 3ou brett,
20 Bis so Gents.
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2or6 2onoesbale, Der aIs ber t6hs
terrei9Fe 8ater Der englii9en Nriitofra.
tie betannt mar, ma6te emf i'm Gurorte
y NIT ieinen feds dltefen S66tern
einen spaaiergang. 3mei anbere Rurs
gdife foleten ber @eielf9aft, unb Der
etne BON ibnen LIEF gum anberen bic
halblaute Benerfun9 fallen: ,Nd,
Der arme Mann!" Nber Der Gorb, ber
oide Worte iDobl bernommen bate,
uanote iib I'm unb entgegnete nit
freunoli4em Na6brud: .Ni9t 70 arm,
wie sic benten, inein 6err, id babe
mod feds anbsre Sodter 5u Daufe!"
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= gs 6iebt u 2eute in ben Ser.
Staaten, beren @eiammtbeiib 10 groB
1T. tpie bic gunbesf9uIo. Die 2ife bies
fer 72 Miliondre beginnt nit Der Mitors
Jamilie, bic auf 200 MilIionen Dollars
geiGdBt uirb unb eubet nit span3ig
perionen, beren germbgen 5 big 10
Wliainnen betrd i.
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= Mu6t Cure BefelIungen fiir Sta.
9elerabt, glatten Drabt, giienble6,
2upferble6 unb 26tbe BET piper &
9 9ultbeB, 80 & 35 9eit Com.
merce 9traBe, San anionio. 3eras.
9 part o elb unb 3eit.
8arantie fiir niebrigite Mtarftpreife.
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= 4uf @run6 ber neueiten MabIre.
iultate, bes S9uleenfus unb Der 6terb.
lt9teitss 5tatiitit re6net bas ,gpurier.
Sournal" fur einige Staten auf nad>
febenbe aus benz nd6fiidbrigen alge,
meinen Genius isD ersebenoe gepoItes
rurQsaunQhme:
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8 HrteffaHem.

&. &. in Daeo. Die beutI6e
SpraGe uiro bon ungefdbr 80 Millio.
men 0ienf6en geiprnden, bic engliGde
bagegen bon ettpa 200 Millionen.
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Cine pouifdnbise 9luspobl Ger neue@
fen Muiter gu 12a unb Is Ste. per Oarb.
1856 Stide "New Departure" gu 20
unb 25 @enta.
Dies lnb Wuiter franaoiiider Sanfts
let unb CUTE Waaren.
1889 Srithlinsswaaren in fOliben Gar>
Sen 125, Is unb 20 Gents.
sdottiide 3epbprs.
Dieie Waaren werben immer pOpue
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Qamns

Bir haben ieet usbrere bunbert Stade
ameritaHii6eu, ensliiden, irifdeu, frau>
3Siiiden unb i6weiser 6ubrituts 3ur gln.
ii@t ausliesen.
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Burnabh's au1erifaniide @insbams
far Damen> unr 4inbsr aleiber, ertra=
fein, 20 Gents.
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Cine unsebenre ausDobl in Oisi.n
Mrtiteln.
.Sriid)e Seinellsellse.

8lOuien.aeinen, geIfaft grown Dres
ainens. 10 Gents; braun 2einen.1 .1attili,
bon 10 Gents an; 9einen. gambries, so
Gents Big 81. unb sieles anbere.
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Trans1iiide satins.

5rausoiiide satius.
sSn Sem OOrfer unb goitoner 3eitun-
Gen werben ite nit 379 unb 33s Gents
per Warb annpncirt. gBir rerfoufen
bieielben Daaren In ben idSuifen Wus
itern 80 35 unb 80 Gents per Oarb.
amerifaniide 5atins.
! Sn aeuen f@5nen Muitern UT 10
Seats per Oaro.
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|. WOLFS0NS 05roBt 2n8dtQnn9 bon mal0e0ttu @toiff

emrme Sn
til
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Die
sS0dentlide 6reie Yreiie fit seras
erf1eint
1eoen 0onmeraag
unb fottet
$3.50 fitr oaS Sabr oDcr $1.25 fit
q Wonate in WpraasbesabImme.