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Telegram-herald., 1889-09-05

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scrne candle i1ta r. breast = ia r01e.
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tstirn N tns cord alone to.d "a thar snr
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ceased slasing. snd faint shout cans
runbiHru I'd fhs We. announcing Ans ssfs
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thereby isturhirr hundreds ~ hats. tsst
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Telegram-herald., 1889-09-05

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set ne - pay y tAs 4irt Il Us ysrcs whlsa
olc rigat g(@6iy
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tie ss-dlers reas uY sEd sskes q SAs ois
vie 4 this were ths dwelling - the rlss
Priest Ameas1hsgs Ses tola tSe2 yea.
aEa tA4e them eater, Anc onereJ them
honey 2ld WllS Tor they wsr0 4tolrst
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asked u that we're The sen Il AmsneEle@s
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Telegram-herald., 1889-09-05

r. BE- contiaued.)
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-05

Crown and Pharaoh of the Upper and
Lower Land /, Harmachis, who cast
aside the opening flower OF our hope, VINO
turned him from the glorious path. who
forgot the voice OF God in hearkening 10
the voice Of woman. |. Harmachis, the
fallen, IN whom are gathered Up all woes
az waters are gathered in a desert well,
who have tasted or every shame why by
betrajs al have betrayed, who. in losing the
glory that ia here have lost of the glory
that is there. who an utterly undons-I
write. and, by Him who sleeps at Abouthis
write the truth
o Egypt Egypt dear land Of Khem.
whose back soil nourisned I'D nv mortal
part-land that / have BETRAYED o va
Gods Osiris sl-Isis '-Horus we Gods n
Egypt whom have betrsyedl-O ye tenn
pes whose pyions strike the sSv. ve tenn
pies whose faith have betrayed O ROYAL
blood Of ne Pnaraohs of Ed. that yet runs
within these witherei veins-whose virtue
have betrayed % r. ght divine q Kings
betraTei by ae % Invisi Ole Essence II al
Good and . Fate. whose balance rested
on nv hsnd-hear me- and % the last day
Of utter doom, bear ne witness that write
the truth
What then. = smsni Hs il feather.
but feather blown h~ IRE wri He =
FIRE. bit = fr~ born # ne fuel He e A
spirit. bar spirit having wings wherevifh
20 sal 20 either destiny He us~ choosa
TIE good. and n bim doth resi- tie evil
that he does He il the helm rr-o fra bat
q Fate. - is tre shsl--v taat c-es hef--s
fns sword he = the dream -rst n~rss~.s
the truth. There "a 70 fharcs f0r ran fn
hs hcur doth direct the Chsr-e. ard. "a
vth a stylus. dofh map upor the tablet 4
the word the ming t18t - brought sh--s4
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Telegram-herald., 1889-09-05

7 OSIRIS who sleeps
az Abouthis, | writs
the truth. |, Har-
machis, hereditary
priest Of the Tenn
pie, reared by the
divine Seth, aiore-
time a Pharaoh Of
Egypt, and now
justified in Osiris
and ruling in
Amenti. /, II a r
machis, by right
divine and by true
descent Of blood
King OF the Double
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-05
CH T.

or THE BIRTH or HARHACHIs; THE PROPH-
BCY OF THB HATaORs; AND THE sLAY-
ING OF THE INNOCENT CHILD.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-05
HEALTH IS WEALTH.

Dr. y. c. West Nerve and Rrain Treatment.
gFuaranterd specific for nysfera EIz1iuess
Convusions. fffs. Nervous Aeurairia ira1-
ache. Nervous frosfraton caused hy fhe ure
Of alcohol or tobacco. Nakrfffness. Mental
depression. >affeninz 81 the krin resuitinK
IN insanity AND leading % U Sefr. decay and
oeaih. Premature oId Age f8rrrnurrs Toss n
Power In either sex. Involuntary LOSSES and
Spci ma fofrhoea caused lv otnr effffi1n -
&c brain. self abuse 0r over Irf fuicenre. zach
-. contains ons month treatment 81 box
or SIX boxes for s.. sent by mai prepaid 90 re-
ceipi a price.
WI GUARANTEE SIX BoxRs
To cure any case n ifh each order received h~
us for SIS hors accompanied WITH S. We VII
srud the purchaser our written guarantee 20
refund N1e money, II the ffeatneff does not
effect cure. Guarantees issued Only ~
W H. Tobs, Druggist
eole hF't. "a Monroe ST.. Grand Eapids N1ch.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-12-06
THE POSTOFFICES,
There Were $500 i'm Operation at
the Close of the Fiscal Year

The annual report of First Assistant Post
masber-G General J. S. Clarkson shows that
the total number of postoffices III operation
on July /, 1889, was IS, 599, OF which number
1888 were Presidential Offices. The whole
number of appointments of postmasters for
the year is shown to have been 20 030 of
which 1854 were on designations and COM
missions expired, 1883 on removals $50 on
death Of postmasters, and 2770 on establish
ment of postoffices.
The number of money order offices in
operation at the close of the fiscal year was
1888, an increase of 472 for the year number
of money order stations, IA, an increase of
Il; number of postal note offices, So. There
were 401 free delivery postoffices in opera
ton, an increase of 43 for the year. and in
about As other Offices the free delivery ser
vice has been established since June 30 The
number of carriers in the services on July l
was S257, an increase of 1911 over the pre-
yious year. This large increase, it is said,
is mainly due to the enactment of the law
limiting the labor of carriers to eight hours
a day. The number Of pieces of mail matter
handled by carriers during the year was g.
085 sos, $40 an increase of nearly 455, COO 600
pieces.
The amount received for local postage was
over $9. SOC, 900, an increase for the year Of
nearly 81, OO0,OO0 The excess of postage on
local matter over the total cost of the service,
was s. SIS, 979 an increase over the previous
year Of $279, 647.
The gross receipts of the 1858 Presidential
offices for the year were S41, 754, 09O which is
an increase of S.5 per cent. for the year The
aggregate of the salaries of Presidential post
masters for the year was 81, 4s9, 100, repre-
senting an increase of 5.4 per cent. for the
year The aggregate of the estimates for
compensation of posfmasters, clerks in post,
offices, rents, light, fuel ETC., for Presidential
offices is $22, 967 500, an increase of 81, 237,-
42O as compared with the previous year
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-12-06
Making the Sun Work.

One Of the most notable inventions
displayed at the Paris Exhibition was an
apparatus for transforming the heat of
the sun into motive power for pumping
water and other mechanical uses. 1t is
the device of French inventor named
Charles Teller.
This apparatus is of great interest as
foreshadowing the time when solar heat,
in combination with electric transmission
of force, will re made to furnish motive
power for all engines and take the place
Of coal and steam, change which Will
vastly cheaper manufactures and travel
and greatly enhance human comfort the
world over
The heat which comes 10 the Garth in
the suns beams is, as has long been
known, the equivalent Of one to five or
more horse power for every square yard
of the earth's surface, according to the
latitude and the season of the year. The
utilization 0 this waste heat, its CONVEX
sion into disable power, has been the
study of inventors, and much time and
great sums of money have been spent
upon it. VI. Tellier's continuance aims
TO accomplish this object.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-12-06
LATER NEWS.

WELLINGTON HART and r. A. Smith, we'll
Woonsocket, r. I.
THE main building of the Hecla Iron Works
of Brooklyn has been destroyed by fire. Loss
about 100000.
IsADoR H SULTzBACH, retail clothing
dealer of Philadelphia. has assigned. The
SEQ, 600
AT Anaconda, Montana, J. F. Holditz was
shot and killed by his son, who afterward
committed suicide
LYMAN r. CASEY, of jamestown, has
been elected as the second United States
Senator for Dakota
The Territorial Asylum at Blackfoot
Idaho, has been destroyed by fire Fifty
seven out of sixty five inmates were rescued,
while eight persons were killed. The loss
is estimated at S3OO,OO
PRESIDENT HARRISON has appointed Frank
Hitchcock, of Illinois, to be United States
Marshal for the Northern District of Him
DIS
ALBERT c.. RIDGwAY, of Illinois, has been
appointed confidential clerk to the Com
missioner of Pensions to succeed Miss Ada
Tanner, resigned.
SECRETARY TRACY has made arrange
ments by which the Navy will be furnished
with the brown prismatic powder for large
guns and the new snokeless powder for
smaller arms.
A DISPATCH from Constantinople states
that the steamship India. with 500 Moham-
medan pilgrims on board, had been sunk in
the Aegean Sea, and that of all on board
only the Captain and two passengers survive.
ALL the cigar factories in Havana, Cuba,
closed up except the Gener factory. The
Gener factor is the only one that does not
belong to the combination or manufacturers
trust.
TWELVE HUNDRED Clyde engineers at
Glasgow, Scotland went on strike.
Eighteen firms, under pressure Of contracts,
were obliged to concede to the strikers de-
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-12-06
A TUG GOES TO PIECES.
Many Lives Lost by a Wreck on the
Oregon Coast.

The tug Fearless, of Coos Bay, Oregon,
Captain James Hill commanding, ran on
to North Spit at the mouth of the Umpqua
River and soon went to pieces, net
one of the crew or passengers escap-
ing She was on her return trip from Asto-
ria, where she had to go to take a lot of Chi
namen lately discharged from the canneries
on Coos Bay.
She was last seen off Upper Ten Mile,
steamlng slowly down the coast just outside
the breakers, which were running very high,
and her whistle was heard off the mouth of
the Ompqua. Before night she gave three,
sharp whistles, which was the last heard of
her until the next morning, when her pilot
house, with the end stove, a small boat. one
side OF her hull, and numerous small pieces
were discovered coming up the river with
the tide.
The number lost is said to be from ten to-
fifteen souls The Fearless was not genera1Iv
considered seaworthy.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-12-06
GEORGE q. PENDLETON,
The Late United States Minister to
! Germany Expires in Brussels.

The Late United States Minister to
Germany Expires in Brussels.
The Hon. George H Pendleton, ex-Minis-
ter Of the United States to Germany died
few nights ago in Brussels, Belgium.
George Hunt Pendleton, the son of Con-
gresham Nathaniel Green Pendleton, was
born in Cincinnati, Ohio July %, 1925 He
received an academic education, after which
he studied law and was admitted to the Ohio
Bar. He was elected a State Sena-
tor in 1875, and afterward acted
as Congressman from 1856 to 1865, having
been elected on the Democratic ticket. Dur
ing each term he served as member of the
Committee Military Affairs and in the
Thirty eighth Congress was member of the
Ways and Means Committee as we'll as
Chairman of special committee on admit
ting Cabinet officers to the floor of the House.
He was the candidate for the Vice Presidency
on the Democratic National ticket in 1864
with George B. Mcclellan.
Mr.. Pendleton was an unsuccessful can
didate for Governor OF Ohio in 1863 and the
same year elected President of the Ken
lucky Railroad Company.
In 1873 he was elected United States Sena-
tor, and as Chairman of the Committee on
Civil Service Reform introduced the Civil
Service bill which became law.
He was appointed United States Minister
to Germany by President Cleveland in 1885,
and held that position until Cleveland went
out of Office.
Mr.: Pendleton, in 1886 married Alice,
daughter of Francis Scott Key Mrs Pen
dleton and her daughter were killed in run
away in Central Park, New York city, about
year ago, and their death produced a
marked effect upon Mr.. Pendleton.
In April of last year Mr.. Pendleton was
the effects Of which, it is thought. he never
fully recovered
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-12-06
THE BEST COW.

Two Awards at the American Fat
Stock Show.
In the American Fat Stock Show at
Chicago awards were made in the
milk test for the best COW, three
years old or over. There were nine
entries The first premium was awarded
to May Overton, Rolstein. the property of
F. c. Stevens, of Attica, N Y Her record
dwas: Total milk 65 pounds and ounces,
s. II ounces of butter, 1902 ounces of solid
A Holstein from Bulger, Penn. took the
second prize with record of 81 pounds 18
ounces milk %. 46 ounces of butter, and
81 81 ounces solid
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-12-06

A NEW and dangerous cattle disease has
made its appearance IN Pratt County, Ill.
The cattle are attacked in the hind legs and
itch SO terribly that the animals eat the skin
off them. When it goes up in their body
death ensues in a short time. The animals
never live over twenty-four hours after they
are attacked.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-12-06

LARGE deposits of excellent hard coal have
recently been discovered in Alaska and on
some of the coast islands. The quantity Is
believed to be practically inexhaustlble.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-07-18
SeileiosbeiblIiic.

Ser @eleaenz8erein II alf Captions
Bluff bat 9eleeentli6 bes 6ini6ei6ens iets
mes Sunior: Wttglieoes Sobam &letber
foleeuoe 8eiletbsbef6liife gefaBt:
90 es benz ~NQmGhttgen gefaQen bat,
n%nieren lieben Witbruber S 0 + a n n
&letber i'm jugenbltden Sitter bon II
Sabren unbermutbet ntb ploBltd aus benz
9eben ab3urufen, 10 lei es btermtt be-
i6loiien:
l. baB Ser @eieaenberein elm gutes,
brabes Mitslieb perloren bat, tpel6es gu
BEN i6Onften 6offnuhgen beredtigte
2.oaB mir nn5 in unteripiirftgcr 0emutb
@ottes &atbi6luB fisen;
8. baB mir ietnen idper g%etroffenen
gltern unb @ef6ptitern unier ber3li6es
8eileib ausbriiden;
4. baB mir bes 9erftorbenen itets in
unieren @ebeten gebenfen tperben, unb baB
mir tbn benz frommen, driitltden Qnben-
fen MQer empfeblen;
5. bdB bieie 8eileibsbeibliiiie benz Ser
etnszBrotofon bei9efigt, i'm sWanberer'
per0ffentltdt unb etne Qbi6rtft bapon BET
6amilte bes 8erftorbenen iiberreidt nerbe.
CT. Baul, IL. Sult 1889.
Sir BEN @eiellenberein II
P. &immes, Seer.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-07-18
66tbieI.

Menn' ben @ebt1fen MIR, ben 9aussenpGen,
Sreunb,
Der tmuter es NIT btr 10 berali6 gut ses
tnetnt
SD wete, ptel nIst er btr; bu ntGf TN
mtFen nte
Grfabren 1T er febr In &Inften Der Maete.
8etn Strfd lduft 10 sel6ptnb, fstn 8dde
letn htebt 10 f6nea,
Or bdlt ite betbe feft unc brtnst fe btr CUR
Stea'
Gefdat Dir Elm Gebirs, elm 9aus, eth
S6lCb, Elm Baum,
Gr 3autert Dir es Der, lelbt in ben f"leiniten
&dum.
RC6 mebr! Die Btlbsr ielbf, bic bur6 bic
Seele stfben,
ST forbert fe ans Slot rnb ldbt fie ni6t
entHteben.
3etst er ermibet f6 unb %abgefunpft unb
fAldf,
60 9tbt's eth Mtttel ppbl, balb ma6t's i'm
pteber fraf:
Gtn Stud6en fdneibe al, ais fet's gum
i3ettSertretb,
(Gs ma6t ttm fetnen SGmers) BON fetnert
lansen 0etb
Son 9aut unb TtetfA entblSbt, wtrs balb
Elm anDhen fret,
Den ihabe slatt unt runb, bod brtG TIN
ntHt ent3wet!
&aua tf's eefdeb'n, 10 flblt iA neuses
Itdrft ter Wann;
CT btent NIT @tfer Dir, 70 lang er trsenb
fam.
Do4 fleiner wtrb er ftets, Serltert an &raft
unb 6alt,
gts er, etnf sroB unb fart, etnfhrumpft
CUR 3wersssetalt.
@uFOfuns bes &dtbfels In Dor. Nr.:
(HtGtts etnsefanbt BON $. Berger, 8.
8olb.)
Wagel.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-07-18
@ingeianbt.)
Deutiher FAITH. Sehrer Derein
Stearns 6 o., M / II II.

g8ie beretts mitgetbeilt, iinbet Die bieB=
jdbrise gonferen5 beS s%enannten Sereias
ni6t, wie uripriinsli9 bei6loiien, in Sree=
port itatt, lonbern murbe laut 8el6luB Ell
ner grtra=Ser iammluns in ct. Gloub na6
&i6monb perlest. DIE elbe rpirb ami Oiensz
tag ben 6. Iugult pornittags Tim 9 llbr
I'M bortlgen S6ulbaule tbren Nnfang neb=
men unO Biz Srettas ben 8. eini9lieBli9
bauerrt.
Ser gei9lub jdbrli9 nun cine COME
ren5 ~abSubalten, muroe auf Der leetjdbriaen
8eriammluns tn Gplo Sprins gefaBt, I'M
es lepsm Sebrer gu ermD9li9en, iid uni e=
REM, fir pas S6ulmeI len I'M eres Gou1tp
10 niteli6en geretn an5uidlieBen.
Der Geretn beitebt etipas iber spei Sabre
uno Sdblt beretts an 40 Mit9lieber. Ser
3ped bes Sereins 1T v6ebun9 unierer
S6ulen POM beutl6=amerifanil 6en Stanb=
punote aus pie ber l1nterri6t tn Der 2an=
oes= iOpie tit unierer Wt1tteripra9e am
smefmdBislten au ertbeilen / it." 5erner !:
uSeretnbarung be5iiglid Der prafttl6lten
2ebrrnetbpbe unb Der pailenDiten S9ul=
bidder gu treffert Die %GoIegialitdt Der 9eb=
ret 81 f6roern bur4 9eieDi9en Serfebr unp
gegenl eittges G%ertrauen."
Iuf uni erer nd9lten Gonferer5 in 6i9=
monb merDen ni6t MIR beutide, lonoeru
aud en9liide Sprtrdse sebaltet werben.
Gep. P. Sgnas, O. S. B., DON Gi9=
mptt0 mtr0 Die 8eqriiBunqsreDe balten, Gep.
P. Meinulf, 0. S. B., unler Gbrenprdli=
bent, Die @r6ffnunssrebe. Gep, P. SEQ,
0. 5. B., bdlt etnen gortrag itber Sru6=
rednen. 0err Gbeobor 9pbmi0er, Irdl j.,
miro ipre9en ~ iiber Die Wtittbetlungs=
gabe 2.) itber bas iittli6e 8etraaen 6es
2ebrerS. 9err 9uoaS @ertfen, Siee=Prdi j.,
1.) itber Mittel Sur Sci 1rberung Der Nuf=
merfi antteit 2.) Bfli6ten beS 9ebrers Dor
Der Sdule, 80 @eiang=llnterri6t. Secre=
tdr Nio. Sobnen ID itber @nglii6 unb
Oeutl9, 2.) 3 ilas= Ge9nen CThe rule of
the three.) 81 Die biblii6e @ei6i6te
als 2ebr= u1b 2elebu6. SEER S. W. Gil
lieer iiber Temperance. SEER S. @pfen
itber Die SortbilOung beS 9ebrers. SEER
Sranf &rampS, Engl. Reading uno
Articulation. Serr Nic. Wsber iiber
Engl. Grammer, Dem geoiirfninen uni e=
ter Sdulen ansemeien. 5erner iperoen
Die bo6m. gbrenmttglieber Gep. P. Sub
ger, Stmplioius unb Gonrab, O. S. B.,
mte ar1bere Brielter a1ipel enb letu unb III
belebrenber mte aufmunternoer @eile gum
Sereine ipre6en. Nu9 miro unier Supt,
Serr 8. S. GO9OG einaelnen iiinsern 9eb=
rem peri6ieoene Gbentata 5ui6ifen, ibe,
pel6e ie ii6 je mad 8unid III ensl. ooer
oeutider Sprade auslailen f6nnen. Inner
8erein 1T ia ntdt ba5u ba, Die rbetorii6e
Sertisfeit Der ein5elnen Sortragenoen gu
pernebmelt, pie bteB bel getpiie EN- gramen
seldiebt. Wir mollen mebr uni ere Wfei=
nungen seseniettig austuui den uuo 10 glei9z
5etttg chamber belebren.
Sn Der froben 9cffnung, oaB 5u unierer
ndditen Gonferen5 in &t9monb ii9 iebr
piele 9beilnebmer einfinben tperoer, griiBt
I'M Suffrage Uni Heres Supt. 8. S. &O4oq
Sbeo. 2obmi1ler, Brdl.
Sic. 8obner II, Seoretdr.
Mteisr's @rcpe, 20. Stunt 1889.
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ft&tiguns 81 tbeil tperben.
- lm bienitag Is. Suli fanb in ct.
Saul bte piertelidbrli6e 0eriammlun9 Der
9irectoren BET .. 6. unter It iibnngs-
@eieIIf6aft bon SO tnneot a
itatt unb fanb ii6 CUR ielben Elm @eorg
Mtti6, S. S6lid, iUe. &o6. g. &erit, 6.
Sreunb bonn ct. Betersl1. g., S. 5offs
mann, S. g. @robe. 6 $. 5auf BON ct.
Glemenszl1 9. unb B. Sid ppm CT. @n>
t%oniussl1. g. in ct. Saul; q. $. Srunt
bonn ct. Sobannes: Il. g. in Sbafopee
W. 8rebemus bonn ct. 8ontfaciusz11 9.
in OftsMtnneapolis; g. s. S6mitt bont
ct. Sranciscussl1. g. in Serbian; 90.
Sammer bonn ct. Beter.l1. 9. In Gbasfa;
s. 6trt bom ct. Sobannes>l1. g. in Glib
Mtmeapolis unb G6as. S6reiner bonn
ct. 8enebictlts-n. 9. bon Oit>W inneapD
It's. Na6 grlebigung Der alaemeinen
@ei6Gfte tpnrbe bei6loiien, baB Der Secre>
tor cine 8%eriammlun9 anf ben 8 Dtenftag
inn Nuguit suiammenberufen ioQ, in tpels
der bas in lebter Notwithstanding erz
nannte Gomitc ietne 8orl6ldge besiglt6
allenfalliiger Mbanberung Der NfieBments
por3ulegen bat.
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Cine neme YfeifensC rgel.

Der bo6n. @eiflidfeit lfnb ben 6erren
Organiiten CUR Gtadridt, baB i6 cine neue
BfeifensO r9el gum 0erfauf fertig geftcat
babe. Sebermann. tDelher ii6 fir Elm
loldes Werf intereiiirt, lit freunblidft ein>
9elaben, in meiner Sabrif porsuipre6en,
UNI Die Orsel in 9lngenidein gu nebmen.
9as Werf entbGlt folgenbe 3egiiter
Brincipal 8 SUB, Bourbon 16, Octab 4,
@amba 8. Delciana S, Sluta Qlmora 8,
8ai1o 3, Gninta 225, SnoersOe tap 2,
SubbaB Is SUB IN Bebal, 27 Zone
Wanual. gebal goppel, ge6al Sperre,
NlarmSS Signal. 6erner bat bieielbe atpei
Combinations Bebale fir Btano u. Go,te
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= Die Obio Steel Company bon
glepelano ObiD, 1T In oie Qdnoe elmer
gltfden &apitalifensG es
ieaiaait NIT einem 8etriebscapital bon
81, 500, 600 iiberseeaneen. Die iteue
@eieaidaft bat ibre Ictien bereits aass
gegeben.
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ct. Sraa, b. Gales tlnteraasunas.g.reiu

OUT u DtUHUI OHIE 1908.
sos. Strunf S12 steplre. Sos. Gtebr. E:f6Ier
Stephuu.
Referue o tfrttt. Gilbeim u. RefNnoer.
ID. Bcet. Seretdr. 1888 VI. Z. Strose.
Nrbeiter Gotatte .-ghns. eauer, prdFbent, On,
colbert Souter, Better BieIen, 6rons BpppIer, Snhonn
Rereiien, 5ran5 1cfer, @ep. Snhnnn Stariba, Gee.
Sene, bic arbeit 80 geben trfinf&en, fptpie sSene, bic
Arbett inGen, u1Osei f1t sefdnisft on bos obiSe Gomite
reunen.
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a.. GIemeus OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Bonn ~stpeiten Ritt,poh i'm SuIi bis gum 2teu ggitt
mod i'm aug.
ObererD ifrtet. Grant Gnes 9. unb Grs
6ange- Treo eHes 9. unb grdanse. S. 6edep
"a 9Beh z.
nnterer Dtfrtet: = 3nrI Debmer 23S St z.
Peter Dieti4 991 Beed 6einrth Dorbm9 694 Oft s.
GtASnes > Gemetnbe<Dtfrict - Sts
629 Rent. alois Erenner 451 8 ito.
So. WinperiHeib, Gee.
AZ unb Al Neft 9.Gt.
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&rantenG onttteS tt fol8en0ea
ttmterfIbum8ss0 eretmett.

ct. Observation-Disclosures
Bonn erften Ulontag I'm SuIt 1889 biz gum erfen
Utontag i'm Augut 1859 befeEt aus ~fplgeuben 6erren:
Sberer Gifrict:
G.. s. Stsmann 959 &iee. peinri9 S1aeppers 629
St. Claire. NilbeIm Graegsr 375 Rice.
1nterer Difrict.
gharlp Ebomos Dol Carroll. anbreds 3auer 1874
s6muno. aBenael nam I'M 305 grte.
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ct. amtomius 1tuterRakuuas>g erein.

MBpr erfen Dpnnerfaa i'm SuIi bis ,rm erfeu
Donnerto8 i'm aasuft 1889.
Antcn Seinhiger Gil 2afono Ctr. Geo. 6rff ann
11l6 Marion ctr. gbas. San9st 159 Charles ctr.
gBu .Gi ID, Sec.
gde Como & Barrinatpn Ang