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cDMMITrKE ON RrsoLurfoNs.

y >
On motion of g. w. Tibbetts the
chair appointed r. Siedel. James Nc
CURE and w. w. Perago . committee
to confer with like committee from
each OF the other district conventions
on resolutions to be presented at the
Joint convention.
A recess was taken pending the re-
turn OF the committee.
PLEDGE FOR CANDIDATES.
When the committee returned the
following resolution was submitted:
Rxsesued, That this convention pledge its
candidates 70 guard. TO the fullest extent,
the interests of the state OF Washington in
the shcrc and tide and school lands OF the
state, and 10 Insist that the heritage Of the
people shall not be taken from them for
the advantage OF corporations or private
specniators
The resolution was not acted upon,
il being understood that it wenld be
submitted to the joint convention.
KLEcTEp BY AceLAaATfog.
Nominations were then opened.
VIM. penmau, of Black Diamond
presented the name OF Morgan Nor
garis. OF his precinct, and p. J. Smith,
OF s;quak. named George w. Tibbetts,
of that precinct,
There being no other nominations
Morgan Morgans and George w. Tib-
belts were, upon motion. declared
elected nominees OF the convention by
aeelamation
The convention then adjourned 10
meet in joint convention at o'clock.
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He DID not keye he esixbtrst %.
Gou g he r<se11skicn, hzlt ttsouxh<
S4< YfeaMb@e Wn1 NEST Oh tfnau k3le
&c Old apt think tie convention do
elreq y &6opt = resolution uhieh
uu<z1d drive large nunshe< os vtserz
2xax from the 1mYtr ard exc7fe
Vxry p0WeFf13 orf<<ifSan- : Fl every
corporation xos1iess7 2 Gems zfz1 d I.
w II. johnson b<casns alzrnsssI &
Tue fhAsruan'z fear ard haxfffv
ufoFtd that the preafts ks5e b nsr5rkera
ont and fh4t the resolution -
Adopted There xa& 1 chorus 81
twenty seconds % Mr. Johneor. : mo.
con from g mang deIegzses
THx KxsogrrIos IS nAs0xE.
Nr. McGiiIsra. zetInx HAT his ure-
arnlde sas IN danger, obtained he
floor ant the ehairmanss ere s.rassa-
ksneousiy, and said be houea the Re.
publican party would rot be turned
over % the corporations, Fossr years
since, through the interference Of the
axenfs 81 temperatures the Republican
pxrtF ras defeated. Two years ago II
VAS The sauRe He urged The eonrer-
ton nct 10 be afraid of corporations.
= = = 49, Known and understood that
- ,.s-s - sn p4Tsy vas against cor.
was,l1 hsvn go =. $3.50. 800. - sa.s 800 =
bring votes - the party.
skSKxEEp 70 4 ssoxMIrrgE.
7. n. Dempsey moved that this
rsNfl,ItT<,,, ara 81 ss,s.v ,.s<.s,.sse.~s -
v.ss~~.ss - - --.s-... -. - - =
49,. .at. = = so''a ''.1ssee - aalse =
snat sneJ might be brought to the at
s; ssnts9h cf the other three conventions
e mosioh pfessued and x 3 Dyer
:. n Actsfaw and J. Mctsiivra
were appointed as such COMMITTEES.
TnE HERITAGE or rnx sTArx.
M uex.r~g. s,s.~y..s.,~..t ~. al.
- - - .ssS 80
~ lnk Nn'sn vas refeffea 20 me eoHs-
n1ittee on res0iut1oEa
kesa.ssa, That This eausention pledge IL
- e ',as e fssfu . ne InIssE sxsen 2.
49, ~ 49, .sass - s*sn y,
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EIGHTEENTH DISTRICT.

ONE pgLEsArE FROM KIrsAP, THE
OTHER PROM ISLAND COUNTY.
The convention for the Eighteenth
district, comprising Island and kitsap
counties and eight precincts in King
county, was called to order by J. r.
Mitchell. secretary of the King county
Republican central committee, In the
Pythian lodge room at II o'clock.
On motion of Il. G. Ames, OF Port
Blakeley. L. Cheadle, of Bay View,
King county, was chosen permanent
chairman. and c. A. Barton, of
Vashon, King county, permanent
secretary.
On motion the chair appointed Il.
q. Ames, James A. Cavanaugh and
James McClintock a committee ON
credentials.
ESTgTIsEp TO SEATS.
A short recess was taken and the
committee on credentials then pre-
sented the following report:
TO the chairman of Republican conyen.
ton, District Is Your committee On ere
deutials Der leave 10 report that they have
, entitled 70 seats In this convention.
Sashuu--C, A. Barton. J. NJ. McCiintock.
Observation-Disclosures Kelly, Abrsm Mau-
dayille
Bay yiew-I. Cheadle.
KENT. CavanaEgh, John Alexander.
tsreen Risrg--<has. Il. Dubois.
sunnyisie--A. Harris.
Renson.-A. j Beach.
Siaughter-John woodEng. A. II. Mead.
Island county Gfaucy, by A. VI.
fsafs. proxy; Jerome Ely. by A. II. Pratt,
psnxy.
& NJ Taggar, tahsenf1. A. II. Pratt. A. W.
Port blakeley-- William II. Hobson. BY
H. G. Ames. proxy: John Fraser, by Z. q.
Ames. proxy, William Campbell, by 4. q.
Ames. proxy; Daniel Fraser. by Z. g. Ames,
proxy.
Deg Rish tay--Csrl w. ciauson.
Xix Bottnns-s. A. Dennistoa.
Port Madison. Is Boyd, by T. G., Anes,
proxy. Iosenh coms,ock, by Il. @. Ames,
kesheck- William Morgan.
ssolby~-tiecrge slsyton.
Pert wsshing.oa--F W. Bass.
Port orehsrsi-A. III. erouf.
Port siamble-E G. Ames. J. IL. Yates,
! lg = q. Arnas. proxy: NJ. 5. Drew. By 4,
O. Arses. proxy.
me following precincts are not repre-.
sented: Union. King county. l delegate;
w nftE tStNErs h4u& county. 1 1&fcx8It,
ilenton, King county. delegate; ollala,
kitssp county. / delegate. Respectfully
submitted,
E.6. AsEs.
j. NJ. MeCIzsrocE,
J. A. CAvAxArGH,
Gem. on Credentials.
The report was adopted and the con-
vention took recess 30 clock.
coScrgaxSr gEsoLrrres-
When the convention was called &c
,xsser again the following resolution
| was presented:
Resolved. That this convention pledges
its candidates 10 guard 10 the fullest extent
the interests of the state q Washington in
the tide and school lands Of the state. and
! TO insist that the heritage OF the people
shali net ne taken from Them for The sd-
vsnfase Of corporations OF private specn
latosx MicEAxE kkLLY-
The resolution was adopted.
gGgcrfOS OF ngLgaArEs.
Nominations were then opened fos
delegates. and E. q. Ames presented
the name OF A. H. Sroufe. whom hs
said was the choice Of kifs2p county
Mr.. Sronfe stated that, ewing 70 tins
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handles. so styles 70 select from Our
prices are right; iuss In Chester Cleary.
n chilberg 4 Son have ius: opened !
full line OF the famous Havilnrdss white
French china in all the new aud dekirable
shapes suitable for decorating and table
purposes
lie. &c. 50. &c. Sc &C, &c, SC. SC, Zoe, lie. l2c.
f3c. iac, 15e. Ice, lie. ISc. l9c. 2oc- A big lot
OF emh1oideries worth double ct the sale.
Chester Cleary.
sec kid gloses. Chester CieAry.
SOC and 75c kid gloves. Chester Clesry.
Ioc embroidered handkerchiesx Chester
Cleasy.
Kid gloves, . grand assortment: best
makes. Chester Cieary.
Purchase yoar tickets East 1t the OREGON
Short Line and Union Pac1hc Office, ZIG
YeSler avenue.
Agency r. cENTEMERIec kid gloves:
new lot just in. Chester Cleary.
Special drives in lace curtains Chester
Cleary.
Lowest rates to Missouri river and points
East, ct Union Pacific railway once, LIZ
Yesier avenue.
r. cenlsmeri s Co. 3 Kid gloves Just in.
Chester Cieary.
Fosters gioves, xxx quality. Manufac-
tured BY Foster. Paul 4 Co. New l0k Ches-
Tske the new rosie 70 the Eass, via the
Oregon short Line and Union Pacific; oilce
as 11e Yealer avenue.
New hosiery. Chester Cleary.
NswuatesnA Chester Cleary.
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gMBgoTpERTH.

II viii pay ron 10 attend our blk en-
brniGery sale The prices are actually cut
In two: the largest assortment ron can I'm
prise yfn. CHESTER CLEARY.
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TOKLAS, SINGERMAN 4 C0!

Last week We touched
slightly on ladies' hose We
resume the topic to-day.
dwelling especially on our
own unexceIled line bearing
the stamp : Peerless Black
Hose. The universal sat
isfaction given by this hos
iery wherever introduced,
has created such a demand
that the manufacturers put
both brain and trained cx-
perience on the rack to de-
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When bsby was sick ne rave her casscria.
when she Was . Child. she cried for Cas-
tc<Ia,
when she was Niss.she clunx 70 castpria,
when she had Childsen, abe gave them
Caxt0rin-
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igg tAera Ia the evening. Sic tock 9
diagonal coarse sere@x felt 70 tie zaxIu
read. Rr fhfs rputs sse MS obliged IS
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BUSINESS PROPERTY,

o0zMKnCIAL sT.-Fun - - - ssutA-
ssst CORNER - cennsreial - main streets,
insaadins ~ Arilngssa Astel lsiIal.s,
ee6.eoo.
EkONT ST. = Lot facing On Front
Street. and another In The rear facing
on West street. These los csrry rfpa-
risn rights ard extend to deep wafer. On
the property are wharves. factories and
business houses which win rant for q 90 :
month Prizes, slou. ooo: one-fosrth cash,
balance on losae time.
WASHINGTON SIS by 60 feet. corner
Third and Washington streets, sl2,5oa
sxc0SD ET.-Los on east dds of Second
street. between University and Union,
with large residence. s1s.ooo.
SECOND ST.-Forty feet frontage on Sec
ond street. near Pike: the cheapest prop
erty on the street, E.50a
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TWEsTy-FlKsr DISTRICT.

E9Sxzsf sEgx 5rssfTs-A sLEp<sE goH
cssBEnaxsz
The convention Tor the Tweaty- izrsf
ssSssyiess. comprising the precincts in
King county oafaiSse The eight Seeftle
pvseinsss. VAS called 20 order In the
Iobhy 81 tbs Pyfhian hall ax II y m
! By George " TIbbetss & Gilman.
Temporary organization was effected
! By the election Of A. L. Rutherford as
Temporary chairman and " A. Pusey
Of Black Diamond - temporary sec
| retarF.
Tbs chairman appointed the follow
irg committees:
On Permanent OrganixzsiCnJ. g.
Day, william PennAn A. s. Sta pier
un Credentiais--Jo j. Beard, r. j.
Smith. T. r. smith.
On Order oS Business George w.
Tibbetts. Williazn r. Williams. 4. G.
Smith.
The convention then adjourned TO /
O'Clock.
At l.3o O'Clock the committee on
/ permanent organization brought in the
following report:
| The sgsn mitfee ca permanent 0r3xuixx-
ton secozauer9s thai the temporary or
gsnixation be continued and made Per-
mAnens. Very respectfully.
wm PKxxAs.
A. Z. STABLES.
Committee.
Only ACCREDITED DxLEGATEs-
| The committee on credentials re-
ported as follows.
! We, yoa committee on credentials, fird
seats Ia this convention
/ ArsksuT--A. Cess.
/ Pail E5fy-A. l. Rutherford
/ EnHsmc12w--A. s. sttpler.
| 4amazish-J. s. Day. n. Eraispn.
| Eeweazfle-WiiiiaR PeEman. Peter Call
Ehsr.
Black pi2mond--v. A. Pussy. T. y. smart
| II. b. Davis, H. Evans
Frssklin-wfs- p Williams. Gus Jones,
Waiter Thusburn.
0snso,a--I4 G. Smith.
/ Hoslxht0n-y0s j. BEARD.
Squek--P. J. Smith, VIM. Patton. George
w. Tihhetrs. J. r. Grimm.
Cedar Mountxin-~John Mccoy.
Durham--James Mcclure.
| ReGmund-W w. Perago
| AvOntale-Fyauk Siedel
sn<aualmie--0. D. Gnilfoii.
Juanit2--tSeorge w. Whifemore.
| We end that from Iuauits district there
are csutesfing delegates, via. George w.
iWfftefneyef and G. w. Mullen. We further
find that the primary held on the Ist Of
May. at which meeting said Mullen was
appointed, was attended By i've voters and
that the meeting adjourued before O'Clock
of kald day: further that 1T least three Re-
publican votes were refused: that on Sat-
Grdey, May (. . call primary was held u
which eighteen electors met and appointed
George W. WfttemeyeY ~ . delegate
Therefore from the evidence before rs We
find Mr. Wiftemeyer entitled to his scat
Respectfully. J. j. BEARD.
THos. r. SMART,
r. J. SMITH,
Committee
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n any
reispAoae once corner Nsin and seOad sts<z
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A great assortment: long handles, short
handles: so styles 70 select from Our
prices are right; iuss Ia. Chester Cleary.
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= ss~zs -sssa ssvae - ssxheS. vwyr cAesps
ssarr eorsss = rs ana a ssAsaSsen
s<S S1a
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a3O. OOO-A <spAcre fsrm- $50 acres
In cultivation, every foot good land and
hall bearer dam; over 5000 worth Of ms
ehinesy, several lazye barns. $S,eW house.
ven furnished. good orchard, and every
shing eomplete. Sales from the farm
amount 70 oyer s.no annually.
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Nominations were then opened for
delegates. and f. q. Ames presented
the name OF A. H. Sroufe. whom he
said was the choice Of Kifssp county.
M. Sronfe stated that. ewing 70 the
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Es<&.-s. s -~~-.--ss sssi-s<s- - >s<-<< - -
S.s<.nsses liTsikas3 Oh shortest pazs{6ie
e" TAI Ana ses esr ssessssins
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Neue Wfinct : utternebmunaen In
Mertfp.

Mebr unb mebr tpenbet fi1 bic Gufs
mertiamfeit Der n6r6li1en G~apitaIiffen
fit profitable Nnlage ibres gelbes auf
bic Sabiaaten unb ebenfonobl auf
Merifo. Gin neuer 8emeis bafar 1T,
oaB bic Ma3apils& etpa 70
Meilen bon SaItiao entfernt, Dor flnf
Mouatsu BON einem Netp Oorfer Spns
bifat angefanft mutben, tuel1es eineu
S9mel3ofen unb aae ooau geb0rigen
Maidiaerien bortbin 9ef6idt unb in
Conception De Sro aufgefelt bot.
Sas probutt pirb brett mad gngIanb
geldidt tperben urb init Der Nusbeute
Der Minen 1T bereiis %beeonnen tuorben.
Sie Chill Sngenieure Smith G Weton
BON 8aponue, q. S., fontroIiren biele
Minen unb leiten bic grbeiten. Ser
gmmOtt Smith, Mitglieb Der eeuann.
ten 5irma, begab fi9 bpr menigen Sas
gen an Srt unb STEELE, Inn bic erfte
Sebuns bes Metalles au tibermaheu,
ben @ert6 fef3ultelen unb bic n1ttiaen
Nnurbnungen fir bic Sortfebung 6er
@rbeiten gu trefen.
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ateI6fe's sel6ftmprS.

Na6bem mir f9on fiirsli6 6ie Nad.
ri3t bonn So5e Martin 2ubmig &ief9.
te's, Der unter Der Wnflage bes Moroes
bier in San Mntonio berbaftet unb an
oas beutfde &ei9 ausseliefett murbe,
gebraht baben, tragen mir an bieIer
STEELE nod, mas Die in Nep Sort err
f9einenben rNa9ri9ten aus Deutl1.
Lamb unb Der S6mei5" iber bieien Jau
gu melben baben.
Ser Gief9fes Sat-, beiBt es bort,
bat einen re6t unermarteten Musgang
geuDmmeu. Sn @uben mar bas snters
efe fit bieien GaQ Elm 10 bo9geipannz
tee, bas man ben pro5eB taum abtpars
ten fonnte.
v@s 1T betannt, baB GiefGte unter Der
Nntlage fanb, eiuen MibIenbefbsr in
Dem 9orfe @rieiel bel @uben ermorbet
gu baben. Dian fanb bic 2eide beg
grmorbetsn nit bonn &umpfe setrenns
ten 6aupte in borgei9rittenem stadium
ber 8ermeiung Dor un6 ber 8erba9t
lentie fi9 balo auf &ieI9te, Der in3uis
f9en nit ieiner 6amilie nod Mmerita
ausgemanbert mar. grff einige Sabre
fpdter eutbedte man, bob CT in San
Qntonio, Seras, lebte, mo sr lib ai1ge=
fault bate. gr tpurbe bier perbaftet uub
bic Muslieferunss urtunbe tpurbe aus
geFelt. 4uf benz 9ransport berIu@te
er 81 Hieben, inbem CT als Der Bug
ben Selaware freujte-aus benz giiens
balm Waggon in ben Stub iprang.
Gr wurbe iebOd mieoer aufgefI1t unb
nod 9eutf9!ano gebra9t.
9ls Der proaeB aufgerufen purbe,
paren IS 3eusel borbanben uno es
berri6te groBe Spannung auf bic gnt.
tuidluug Der Dinse. 30 ibeilte Der
Stats 4nmalt nit, Sob &iei6te ii9 in
BET porbergebenben Na9tin feiner Belle
erbdngt babe uno nun bor einem boberen
&i6ter tinbe. &iei6te bate iein
F5smbe in lauter i6male Streifen Sers
rifen, aug oieien elm Sell gebrebt unb
f6 an bemieIben aufsefnipit. 9ieie
Mittbeilung erreete unter benz oi6t ses
brdn9ten auditorium alsemeine gnts
tduidung. (aaratteritiidl anm. 3.
&eb.)
Ser Bto3sb ipurbe barauf fir erie;
bigt erfldrt uRb bic StaatsfaHe nit ben
Soften i'm 8etroge bon Is, 900 Mart
belafet."
uebriseus bat &iel9ie big gum leb.
ten Qugsnblid feline uai9ulb betbeuert,
nnb feline beibeu bier in San Iatonio
lebenben S69ter = feiBise, BART atbeis
tenbe Mdb9eu = inb nod pie Dor Der
felfen neber3sugung, baB ibr Batter fein
Norber setueien lei, fOnbern elmer lia'
ieli8en 8ertettung bon DerbdngnibpOlen
8eroa6tsmomenten gum Opfer gefaaen
let. Wir baben &iei6te, Der oft in
unlere Office getommen 1T, perf6nli9
getannt, unb mir miiHen gefteben, baB
BAG uni6einbare WdnnIein auf uns ie,
ben anberen Ginbrud eber gema1t bat,
aIs ban zines rGffinirten, taItblitisen
M0rbersl
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Ser CINDERELLA Gdub Gtpre,

gde OfeSoufonFraBe unb Noenue G.,
bat feinea 8orratb BON S6uben flr
Serren, 9amen unb Ginber fir bic Be.
boritebeaben Saiions erbalten, unb 1T
i'm Stanbe, allen Nnfpri6en, tpel1e
man on elm elesantes ober an bauer.
bates unb preiswiiroiges S1ubperf
ftellt, gu geniisen. Ser GinberetIa
59ub StDre 1T Elm iebr belieb.
ter ginfaufsort, ramentli9 oeutl1er
Samen, ni9t nur Der auborfommenben
8eoienung wesen, ionbern tbatfd6li6
neil bic f~eilgebotenen Waaren in ieoer
9inii6t empfe5lensmestb lino unb Sas
tisfattion gegeben baben. Man finbet
bier bas 8or3iigIi6fe, mas 5uBbetleis
buusstiinftler ltur leiiten tDnnen;
S6ube fir ben gaaiaaI, Iussebes
i6ube, S6ube fiir's 0aus unb ftarfe,
babel bod elegante Sdube fir 9inber.
Serren iperben In glei9er Weiie be-
bient. aaes pabt wie angegoKen.
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aus5iaHigen financislsn @eiultate,
tpel6e fur Die bisbsrisen Stats : Nu.
~italten fprsdcn. Gs 1T fait fi6er, baB
bic BiQ aus S%pariamfeits Gidli6ten
obgelebnt pe,ben wirb; oh biefe freiz
lid gsraos Don GROCER Staatspeisbeit
3eugniB abIesen piiroeu, stebt babin.
9ls cine Der pi6tisften Sagesfragen
III IN 6ieiem Mugenblide pieber bic
oGleii@: unb 8ieb"s5rage in ben 8ors
bergruHb getreten, berart, baB aud bic
Seg!slatur ni9t umbin gefonnt bat,
BON ibr WOti5 5u nebmen. Diefelbe bat
Elm aus Mitgliebern beiber 6Gu1er be.
benoes Soa!ite ernanut, maldes au Der
&onbentioa Der in ct. 2ouis su elmer
8erat5ung ser bodmidtigen IngeIes
geabsit Standardization 8iebsi9ter
%abgegaugen 1T unb unterpegs in Sal
lag f1on DON angefebenen uno erfabres
men Wsrtretern Der teranii9en Nieb.
Snterefeu ii6 iber Die Grage Belebs
rung erbolt bat. Ser 0aupt5ped Der
3uTammenfunft in st. 9ouis 1T betanutz
!i9 Der, WaBreseln gu berotben unb
telt5ufelen, bur6 uel9e benz Monopol
Der bier 8roBidla9t> Nufalten in @biz
caso @inbalt getban merben fam. Su
elmer friber abgebaltenen &~onpeution
NOR man f9lifig gspOrben, a!s Unit
beffal=Ifittel gegen Die 8eoriidung Der
n@bicagoers0 eri@pDrun9" Elm S9ub.
8eieB bor3ul6lagen, bas in iebem
State BEN 8erfauf BON Gleil9 berbies
ten ioute, uenu ba1elbe ni6t i'm @taate
borber BON einsm ba5u beitedten Yeams
ten unterfu9t unb bann geldtadtet
tporben fei, 9iefem Yori6lag bate
Nnfan9s au6 bet gr6Bere She'll un lerer
teranlf6en gieb3i6ter 3usefimmi, uub
i%nsbeionbere bate elmer Der berborra.
genbften unb e%rfabrenbftea, 6err Is.
s. Slaughter, Der cine Dirt DON Nutos
ritdt In alien 8ieb3u6tssW ngelegeubei.
ten 1T, f9 gum Guripredsr bieies
unibetfal 0eilmitteIs sema6t. Mit
ber 3eit unO mad rei9Ii9er Beipredung
bet Wngelegenbeit bur1 Die Brefe 1T
man iegt aber benz Qai6ein nod i6on
tablsr geDoroen, unb bic 6fentIi9e
@timrte aetgt ii9 benz 8ori6Iase ge
genliber f9on mebr unb mebr abDeis
6enO. Die ue~bsr3eugung greiit INNER
msbr plas, baB es nidt fowobl bic
uGbicasDer Berf6p0rung" 1T, iuelAe
Die miBli9en 3utdnbe i'm 0iebau6ts.
8ei6dft uno bic faum nod bic Wuslas
gen bsdsnoen preiie berurladt bal,
tpena aud bic @rOBf6Id@ter fi6 Die
ytotb Der 3ii6ter 81 NuBe gema6t bas
ben-tp;e Die uninnige Misrepresentation
Der 8iebjii6ter auf ben groBeu @eibe-
Oifritien bon Seras unb i'm aroBen
Worometen. Mau fdugt an 5u begreis
fen, baB Die einsig wirtiamen MaBre=
geln gegen Die Notbauitdnbe i'm 8ieb.
3a6tsgei6dft 1ur barin beiteben f6Hs
men, Der ueberprObuftion gu f%teaern,
uno aliidfi9er Weiie fommem unfere
teraniiden 3I1ter INNER mebr aur
@int9i, baB est fir fie angeSeiet unb
lei9t lit, our6 cine perbeHerte Weife
bes Observation-Disclosures, nit anberen
Worten: Sur1 g%infabrung eSIerey
8iebraffeu unb cine tpeiie 8ei1rdnfun9
auf f~leiaere Deer6en, tpeIde bic notbs
penoieen Golge Der @ieb3u6t in elm,
gef9loRenen @ebegen 1T, ni6t BLOB
Der Misrepresentation bon 0ieb Gin 3ieI
81 feben, ionberH aud ibre aderbauli.
den Snterehen gu beben. Wir biirfen
bofea, baB fe biefen n@ef9tspunft"
aud in ct. Souls beftdttgt finben
merben.
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@ns. SBHims & epbn.

uniere 9auptnabruns III unb bleibt
bas Gleif9, unb um ioIGes frii9 unb
gut gu e~rlangen, Tam mon unrm6gIi@
einen suberldiigeren Martt finben, als
ben bon Wm. S6fing & Sobn, go.
511 Npe. s. Die Serrei haben benz
@ei9mad ibrer 2unben &e9nung ges
tragen unb in ibrem gtabliHement cine
talte 2uftmaf9ine erriGtet, uel6e alen
Wlforberungen fir @rbaltung unb ent'
f~ernung f@dbli9er Sngrebien3en bes
Gleii9es entfpri9t. sic baben befdn'
big in ibren @iebb6fen eineu groBer
8orratb bon Waftbieb, aus tpel@em
nlr bas 8efte fir ibre 3unoen gepdbIt
miro. Wer reel bebient fein min, Der
6efi9e ben Wartt, No. 511
Mbenue 6. 1,10t1
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Muerlet.

= 60. etepens feuerte eefern 4benb
7 ubr auf ben 9aloonbeFber Wonroe
prait bon Der Girma Mac & pratt Ell.
men S9uB ab; bic RugeI petfebIte lift
3iel unb 5erbraa nur einige @lGfer.
Stepens bate in @emeinf6aft nit pegg
Smith getrunfen, dig er obne Elm Wort
Der Warnung 81 duBern, einige S6ritte
5urftdtrat, feinen &epolber 5og, onleete
unb feuerte. Nahbem er sei9oHen
bate, elite er binaus unb murbe Dor
Der Sbirs bonn Poli5ifsn Goldman oers
baftet.
- SIN 9iirittseri9t tpurbe bic
&lage bon Srinibab Guerra gegea u.
S9ol3 un6 bic Stabt I'm, bas 8efbredt
OUT bas gigentbum am 6luHe au Sun.
item Der 8erflagten eutf9ieben.
Sie @ountD Court Fat ben Som.
miRdr umfGeib ernannt, einen @aal
fur bas aeue 0ifirittgeriGt ein5uri9ten;
uno 2ommifdr &iplbaRa bat bic n6tbis
gen W6bel fit bas N~rmenbaus aisus
f9afen.
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Ste ueue Gnteeduud.

Sic aae baben Sbre 6reunee nnb Setanuten baron
ipre6en bbren. @teaettt limb Sic aud ielbt Giner prn
Oenen, mel6e an lid ielbit erfabren baben, ME aut
etes Wlittel III. gBenn Ste e8 iernalS reriuGt baben,
hann iinp sic aud elm treuer 6reunb baron. DEM
lrer einmal etnen Geriuh NIT Or. aiuss Reuer Gnts
eedung gelnaft bat, her bait eS aud pcn her 9eit an
tmmer IN leinem 9auie. gBeun Sic eS nod niemals
gebrauft BADEN, uno einen 9uiten cher cine Grtiltuns
baten leu!en, cher trsenb elm 9eihen her 2unse, tes
9alieS rber Der Sruit, hanu rerl6aHen sic imb cine
pirn in jeeem Sale 9%aranttrt, cher eaS Gelb pirb ,us
rnd9eSablt. PrcbeFai3en gratis tn her Npptbete rru
DreiB, 9bpmpicn & Sc.
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Gin &affee : Gtano

Sin &afee StaM0
i'm Marttbauie 1T biaig gu psrtaufen.
Man tpenbe id on
@eo. Bearfon,
RommifRons : 2~aufmann, gde Norbz
GloresfraBe unb Militdr. pIaaa.
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NDti5 ait gtemersabler.

Der un%tersei9nete madt biermit b%etannt,
oab Die ffdotifde Ad valorem unb Ropf.
feuer fit bas Munieipaljabr 1888 ser benz
l. Npril bieies Sabres gu entridten iinb.
@buarb Rtfde sen.
1913, 9mt1mp Stabt , Solicitor.