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DEER LODGE COUNTY.

| ANACONDA, Nov. 4.-Eighteen precincts Il
Deer Lodge county. including Anaconda
city Of Deer Lodge. Philipsbnrg and Gran
ite, gave Dixon 629 majority. This IL 4 Qai,
over last year Of 563. From reports now "a
ceived Dixon's majority In Deer Lodo1
county will be between GEO and 100. Kcmp
land. for joint representative, IL clectod bv
large majority.
For joint representative. Anaconda ans
Carroll complete give Kempland's majorit,
$50.
DEER LoDdE, Nov. 4.--Tho following pr q
oan?ss n Deer Lodge county give Dixon the
Lodge. 50; Pioneer. II; Drummond, q ii.
!lston.1: Wood Camp, Is; Georgetown. is:
lbearmouth, 4; Pyreneos. Is: Black Pine,
". The South Decr Lodge precinct gives
a,,,sa1;1 Dixon a. Carter lal, CorbIy Z; Dixon's
gave Carter Sc majority last year. e'-es :
The following precincts give Carter the
mnjo-ities named: Philipsburg, "a; Gram
1te, -; Garrison, 5. Stone Station. 3; Warm
Springs, 30; Beartown, Z; Avon, II; Blue
Eyed-Nellic. q; New Chicago. 1S; Kumasy,
Total majority for Dixon, C46.
There are about twenty small country
precincts to hear from which will probably
increase this majority for Dixon.
PHMIPsBuRG, Nov. 4.--Drummond gives
Dixon two majority. Last year it gavo
Carter one. New Chicago, Carter 43, Dixon
q, 1S majority for Carter. Pioneer, Dixon
y majority. Black Pine. Dixon 10 maior-
ity. Garrison gives Carter majority, Last
year it gave Maginnis 8. Philipsburc pre-
cinct. Carter &c, Dixon 56. Carter's naior-
!ty 10. Last yoar Carter had majority Of
~ Khors q, Kempland IS, Khora major
ity 10. Precinct 81. Carter ~. Dixon 1io.
Cartel's majority II. Khors l46, Kemp.
psburg majority for Carter 2l. Khors,
ota, majority 81. Rumsey gives Carter IL
majority. lranite gives Carter ~ majority
against lib last year. Stone station riyes
;arter IL. Dixon l5, Khors 10, Kcmpland l5.
. ELLIsroN, Nov. 4.-Dixon IS, Carter 81.
;ofbley u. Field l: Kempiand, Joint repre-
86. kohrs 96.
Precinct 3S, Dixon 22, Carter s.
PIoNEER. Nov. 4.-Dixon g. Carter 20.
BEARMourH. Nov. 4.-Dixon l6, Carter u.
Dixon 8. -
GoID C1EEx, Nov. 4.-Dixon 8, Carter 4
AyoN. Nov. 4.-Carter q, Dixon 8. -
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WISCONSIN,.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 4.-When the polls
closed at $40 this afternoon the most
unique and exciting political struggle in the
history OF the city came to an end. The
feature Of the day was the activity of the
Catholic and Lutheran clergy in marshall
ing their forces against the Bennett
school law. At the polling booth corner Of
Greenbush and Mitchell streets. on the
south side, almost in the shadow OF STAN
lslaus Catholic church, two Polish priests
busted themselves in seeing that each Of
their countrymen voted and examined their
ballots, to make sure they were casting IL
against ''the little red school house"
rather Grucza was the busiest. His church
is outside Of the city, in the Town of Lake,
when he left the precinct in which his
church IS located, there had been only one
or two republican votes cast, against
HO democrats. In the eecond pre-
cinct, Sixth ward. the Capuchin
bsadea sPRsafsdi fsts.-
they came, they went away, leaving 2s more
democratic ballots in the boz. Most of the
Lutheran churches held meetings last night
at which democratic tickets were distrib-
uted at the booths. The Lutherans would
noe.have anythine to do with ticket ped
that was put into their hands and shove
1t into their pockets, where it was pre-
sumably left. The character OF all the votes
1s consequently mystery. At nearly every
polling place some Lutheran, generally q
school teacher, was stationed. to see that
their people did not allow themselves to be |
persuaded to accept a ticket from repuh. |
lican peddlers. The prohibition and labor
votes generally went to the republicans.
split tickets of every imaginable kind could |
ne found in most precints. Estimates gem
registration was 46,803, and the vote was
N,12S. ' 'f e "as
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 4.-Sixty-three voting
precincts in the state, including thirty-six
preclncts IN the city Of Milwaukee, show a
net democratic gain of $3.50. John Z.
Mitchell. dem., ID undoubtedly elected to |
congress from the Fourth congressional
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 4.-In to-day's election
ne republicans lost one congressman.
Mitchell, dem.. being elected in this dis
riot. So far as received the returns midi.
ate the election Of Cooper, rep., in the
tlfst district; Barig, dem., in the Second:
!afollette, rep, in the Third; Mitchell'
lem. IN the Fourth; Bruckner, DEM. I'M
ne Fifth; Clark, rep, in the Sixth: Thorn,
10, rep. in the Eighth, and Hauoen. ran.
a the Ninth. The democrats claim tbs
Election OF Peck aud the entire democratic :
tate ticket. but returns are too meaore TO ;
variant the claim and the repubfioana
hink Hoard is re- elected. The leoislature
republican 'and Spooner will be re-
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INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 4.-Returns from the
Thirteenth congressional district indicate
ths re-slection Of Congressman shively,
dem.
INDIANApoLIs, Nov. AT midnight Chair
man Jewett, of the democratic state central
committee, said to an Associated Press re-
porter: We have carried the state BY six
II Of 13 congressman. We are claiming
nothing and conceding nothing" CHAIR
man Mlchener. Of the republican state
central committee, said to representative
Of the Associated Press at midnight: 1--WE
have Eeturns from only few districts and
therefore have nothing on which to base an
estimate. You can say distinctly. however.
that We are making no CONCESSIONS"
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BEAvERHEAD couNrY.

DnIoH. Nov. 4.--Cartcr 49,, Dixon l2l,
Corbley l6, Field 3. Carter's majority IN
the preclnct in 80 was II. Joint ropresenta-
tive: Kohrs l96, Kempland 1877.
DILoH. Nov. 4.--Bannock. Carter ~.
Dixon 81
DIXON. Nov. 4.-tSpecisll Tho electi1u.
was very quiet and the vote light. Ca,ssr
got la2, Dixon Ia. Corbisy l6. Field =
Carter's majority in tho precinct last ear
was Il. For joint representative Kohrs got
196. Kempiand le7. On tventy-four hallc&s
the GROSS mark opposite tho names of III
candidates. Tor conRrcss wcro - bad that the
ballots will have to b. thrown.
Returns from Argenta. Carter II. pixcn -
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

cosconD, N. H., Nov. 4.-Ropublicans
ooncede the election Of Mckinney, demo-
crat, to congress- in the First district bv
700 majority. The returns from seventy
five towns give Tuttle, republican, for GOV
ernor, 1905; Amsdem, democrat, 1884;
Fletcher, prohibition, 372; q republican nat
loss of 642.
CoNconD, Nov. g.. "a. ln.-Ths democratic
state committee claims Amsden's election
as governor by tho people and the elention
of Mckinney and Daniels to congress-: aiso
g majority of tho house with the senate in
doubt. Tho vote is tho closest for years.
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SILVER BOW.

BurTn, Nov. l.-Returns have b6an -.
oeived from all important precincts or this
county. These returns, taksn With an e.
innate Tor the remainder based upon tho
vote OF last year. show Dixon's majority In
Silver Bow to be 285.
BUTTE. Mont. Nov. s. ~. m.-[special.]
returns place the majority Of Hen.
messy, democratic candidate for state ssna-
tor, at about 100. Dixon's majority il itill
at 235.
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Z e s!:stsd s TO congress in the Eighth diatrie.

By 100. - -.e''-'. - A.S'
uoLvHsus, Nov. l-Donovan, de,n., il
esegseo over Brigham in the Sixth dis
sr1es, n the Second congressional district
O4aowell' rep, is elected over Brown. dem.
OLsvEIAND. O., Nov. <.-Chairman WaR-
1cs, Of the County Republican committee,
cs 1nas mckinley. has carried this
yeeraRo BY $50. -.
CHscntNATI, Nov. SIS .. m.-Nothinr
1n1sher g from the cKinley district tonight.
~ - reported that the demOcratio commit
essconcedes his election.
4AssiIoN, Nov. 5-At $50 4. n. NcKin.
ley'A defeat seems certain. - '--'-'
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MEAGMER COUNTY.

IowNssatD. Nov. A-(special.- The eleo-
saon passed on quietly here. This precinct
was about 60 short on tho registration snd
is % short on tho vote q registered. n
eivee Dixon u, Carter 60. Canton eiyea q
Tor Dixon. for Carter. White Sulrhnr
optinas reports 25 majority for Cartyr.
Bedford gives majority for Dixon.
WHITE SuIPHua SpaNos, Nov. 4.-[Sue-
ctal. ]-Castle district gives Carter ! ~.
1ority OF H. Fort Logan gives Dixon ma
jofitv. e
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OHIO.

CINCINNATI, Nov. with tho exception
OF few saloon keepers who violated the
law by keeping their places open on cleo
ton day, there wore no arrests in tho city
to-day on account Of the election. To
days voting was reflex Of the dienified
oalmness that marked tho conduct Of The
campaign. Division among democrats
caused BY the abolishment Of the board Of
city improvements at the suggestion of
Governor Campbell, hat it's effect in gen.
eral apathy among many Of the usually
most active men in the democratic party.
40 that whom the polls closed there was 4
general feeling that the republicans nd
carried the county by good majority, and
that Storey, rep, had defeated Cosgrnve in
the First district. and that Caldwell, rop.,
in the Second district. was elected by
Cnc1NNAr1, Nov. 4.-One hundred and
nineteen precincts in Ohio outside of Cin-
cinnati: Ryan, 1922; Cromley, 14,765;
Lockard, 88l. The same in 'S9: Foraker,
a1d: 17,lSs; Campbell: 1e,aos; Helwig. ss7; ll5
Gromley, y, ,053; Lockard. 81; same in 'S9-
Foraker, 17 .3l3; Campbell, 1929.
TOLEDO, Nov. 4.-Haynes, dem., is re-
elected to congress in the Seventh district.
CMcNSAr1, Nov. 4.-One hundred and
e!Rnty-throe precincts in Hamilton county
give Ryan, rep, 1881; Cromlsy, DEM.
1.4l9; 20 precincts in Ohio outside Of
8, JOG. '' -
: CANTON. Nov. &.-Thirteen precincts in
Stark county, of total of GA, gives gain
for Mckinney, over '89, of SIS. McKiniev'e
own ward, complete, just in. gives a gain Of
$50. This makes McKinley's gain 0A6 in
fourteen Of seventy-four precincts in STARK
county. which went 10, 100 for Campbell last
year. A's'
CoLuNBus, Nov. 4.-At 1O:46 q. m. the ra-
publican and democratic state committees
have no reliable returns from conoreasmen
u Ohio except that from Cincinnati. vhera
DOt0 republican cOngreesmen are elected
CANTON. Nov. AT II O'Clock tventv-fi
of the sixty-four precincts in Stark counfx
give Mckinley net gain of 1896 to oyer-
some plurality Of t;O3l in 1883. III.
Iabernacie, where Major Mckinley Is. snr-
rounded BY 800 enthusiastic citizens. With
y many moro outside trying to Qet IA. nra
lents soene Of enthusiasm unequaied evan
y any part OF this most remarkable cam-
paign. II tho remainder Of the preoinc4.
Keep on the ratio Of increase begun NcKin-
ey VII be elected BY . handsome majority.
4assillon City and Perry township con-.
'.ese' WarvicEs home, gives MoKiniev
,361. Warwick 1,634.
C1yNAnAs Nov. A dispatch frum
Ohto. aays ex-0ov. Tostor. ~.
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cHoUEAU COUNTY.

FoRT BE,Ton. Nov. 4.-Returns from i
precincts ont Of 70 in Choteau county rive
Carter majority Of and Power majority
OF %. This oity gives Dixon n majority.
Doer majority. Chinook precinct, Dixon
%. Cartsr 90; Duer sc; Power e& Cypress
Rrecinet: Dixon 81, Carter 20; Duer 81.
fower ~. Harlem precinct, Dixon 8 Car.
ser &; Duer 80, Pouee g. BE 0endv.
Dixon q, Carter -; Dusr g, Fove9 n.
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smith, rep, In the Twentieth district. and
forman. dem.. in tho Eiehtesnth. IN
Saxeeenth district 10 still doubtful, bal
!isnlan claims re election. In Chicago the
aemocrses still deny the eleotion OF Taylor
an \. sne FIRST and Mason in the Third, but
are Ie-elected. The democrats are olaiminq
sne deleae OF Cannon, rep, in the Fifteenth
district, but the republican state cantral
majority. >- = - -
cHcAoo, Nov. 4.-Retrrns from doubtful
meagre that it il impossible TO predict what
the political complexion Of the next general
assembly will be. In several Of the hotly
contested districts the indications point Ia
the election Of democratic candidates, but
that these gains will continue to such an
e1sent as 70 give them control of the gem
eral assembly on joint ballot does not ap-
pear upon the meagre returns.
CHICAGO, Nov. 4.-The democratic state
COMMITTEES assert that private ady;ces show
tnat the democrats have carried the state
Dy good majority. They expect gain 81
three congressman. Nothing definite d
Known about Cook county.
CHcAoo, Nov. 4.-Midnioht.- Returns ON
the state ticket are coming very slow. Only
eight counties in the state, exclusive Of
Coo1 county, have been heard FROM These,
on the vote for state treasurer, give Am
D9IH 1ssH rep, net plurality of $500 over
wilson, dem. In the same counties two
years ago: when the vote was somewhat
heavier, Harrison's net plurality over Cleve
CHICAGO, Nov. 4.-The Daily News claims
the returns as far as received indicate that
the republicans have elected their state
ticket. but does not undertake to estimate
majorities in view Of the meagerness of re-
turns received up to one a. m. Il also
claims that the republicans have elected
twelve out of the twenty members of con-,
Ggress. which Is republican loss Of one,
Taylor in the First district. The Times
dem., does not claim Illinois for the demo.
Gratis either as to state officers OF leoigla-
ture. The latter, however, is declared to be
very close, the democrats having, according
to the Times, made heavy gains.
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THE NEXT SENATE

Democrats Elected, 8.
Democrats Holding Over, 3.
Democratic Majority, q
Republicans Elected. 8.
Republicans Holding Over. s.
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Richards and His Minoritv Quo
rum. Including Fisher,
Disappear.
This Time tho Eliminating IL Done bv the
Voters Of the stats OF
Montana.
And tho Man Who Neglected His stat1 ~
the Dictates Of Caucus II the
Eliminated.
THE ELECT.
STATE SENATORS.

". W. Dixon. DEM. Consrsssma..
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Ehs Sown q Chotssu gives Carter ls ma.
DAWSON COUNTY.

GLASGOW, Nov. l.-The vote in. this oitv
to-day vas ~ follows: Dixon %, Car
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SLzxDrvE, Nov. THE vote IN this city
was U TOR Carter. q for Dixon. Rsturns
from tho county not in yet.
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COUNTY.
Dixon. Carter.

EsTINATED MAJORITIrs.
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Triibiabrsfampf aeeen snisfteu,

Ser 6armer fonte i'm 5tanbe ieia,
swifden ben, ben Meuf6sn p%srbinbeteH
uno ben ibnen feinbli9sn Snietteu gu
untsrf6eloeH. Wiirbe MO oas nidt
tbun, 10 piroe man lid Big unge;iefers
ni6t etDsbren tDnnen, tpeIGss Das 2aub
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brobt.
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logic etmas 8eadtung gei9entt, tpirb
es ni6t i6uer fa0en, Jreuno BON 0einb
unter ben Snietten au unterf9siben.
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fetten io0te tebt, I'M Griibiabr, Begin
men. Sci einem Sang burd ben Diff
garten nirb man bduf9 oil BEN 3mei=
gen birre unb eingei9rumpTte Bldtter
bemerfeu. Dieie fno bic Iefter oct
2aubfreher. IN iungeu 9dunen |inb
bieielben ~beionbers fddoIid). ba bic uus
ter ben eingefGtumpften Bldiietn in Ell
men adbeu Gnduel einsemidsiten 2urben
i'm Grtibiabr aus ibrem Bsritsd bsraus=
fommen unb &nospen uub Blitben 3ers
ragen. Mn dlteren 8dumen lit lit 3er=
ff6rungsnerf ri@t 70 bemerfbar. Dieie
Bldtterfnduel io1te man barum iammeln
unb berni6ten.
Nn ben 3ueigen, Weiten uub 5tdms
men Der Bdume tam man ferner mDIz
lige, nit 56immel iiberspaene gier>
maKen bieier eefrdBisen Nager finoen.
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Rebri6tbaufen inb ebenfaas 8rui=
unb 3uflu6istdtteH fir Sniettsn niGt
minber angefauIte Stumpen. Baum
ftdmme unb 8retter, bic In 6of unb
@arten berumlieeen. 9irres @ras unb
unfraut an ben 9sden uno 3dunen
giebt benz unge3iefer glei9faQs S9ub.
III biefes nubloien unratbs mitiammt
feiner ldifigen Sniai1en entleoiet man
fi6 am beften bur9 8erbrennen. Grei=
lid miro man babel aud eintge niiBlide
Snietten 5er16ren; bod 1T bieier NaGz
tbeil unbebeutenb.
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@ep. Maubrf1

1T Der 8efiber Der San Mntonio Goope=
rage Worts OH NufintraBe, Der einai>
gen &hfermettiiatt bier in Der @taot,
Die in pabrboft groBariigem MaBfabe
nit ben beften Utai9inen unb Nrbeitss
frdften unb unier peri6nIi9er Aufiht
bes Germ Mano1p arbeitst. Mur bas
anerbefte Weatetial mirb bier gu bouers
baften @ifernen. Gdfern u. {. to. Der,
lpenbet, wesbalb mir b%eionbets Sarmer
unb @runbeigentbimer, bic li6 balts
bare unb pyeismerths @ifternen anIdafs
fen molten, auf bieies @tabliHement
aufmsrtiam MAIDEN. Das @si9dIt bat
li6 aug bai6eioenen Qnfdngen gu ser
iebigen @r0be entpideIt. mas msbr mie
ales anoere dig cine gmpfeblung Der
bort h~ergefeQten @egenfduoe gu bstra9>
ten lit.
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Seras.

Dos Observation-Disclosures in
Wafbin9ton bat bic Bill @ulber|ons an.
genommeu, our6 peIde bic @umme
bon $780, 600 fur bic @rridtuns zines
gunbessebdubes in paris, Ser., bsmils
ligt pirb.
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bat I6 cine sanje Wp1e lang in 81
paio a%ufgebalten. Wan brinot nit
biefer Sbatiade a0erlei pyojette in Ser,
binbung, bic @oulo angebli1 in 81
paio CUR Nusfibrung briugcn nil. Sn
erfer 2inie iol es iid I'M ben 8au eis
ner grDBen Bride iiber BEN &io Granbe
fur Bic SeTas 6 8acific Yabn banbeln.
@ouIb 1T lebt mad Der 0auptHab. Me.
rifo Deiter gsreit, wir6 absr auf ieiney
Rldfebr absrmals einige 3eit in 81
paio bleibeu.
g Der Morb: Bro3sb geaen 8oInep
@ibion lit bonn @albsfouer 9iltriit Sc.
ri6t abermulf berldoben moroef. @ibz
ION bot ben Nntrag e~eitellt, gessu Yates
iboft freiselahsr 81 merben, uno es
f4eint @usiidt p~orbanben gu fem, eaB
fein Wntrag angen0mmeu nirb.
Gus 3idlanb un5 umsesenb in
Srabis @Ountp tbeilt ans 6err 8. Sas
temiB Die foIgeaben Berfonals uno 60.
cal : Na6ri6ten nit: Nm ID. Mdr3
berbeiratbete f6 Serr @ufiab 8rrber
nit SRI. &araliEe 5bmibt bon pfiiz
gersniae. Die Srauung fano ian
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Wobnbaus beg Germ &sinbolo Miiaer
1T am IA. Wdrs ein Haub ber Slam
men geporben. = Sim Is. Mdr5 wurbe
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Sic 1T Der grippe erlegen.
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Walerfraft. Geieai6aft" nit eiu,m Sa=
pital BON $4,000 gebilbst, Die ii6 aud
bereiis elnen Greibrisf I'M Staatsiecres
tariat gu Qufin ausieuen litB.
Dos Gebr, psrionul Der Iufiner
Staatss uHiDerltdt bat ieBt aud cine
Dame a%u3uweiien, ndmIid DIP Sennie
Mnorews, Delde als 9ilfs. 2eDren,n
fir moberue Spraden angeltelt nor.
ben 1T.
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iebt nabeau boienbet. Sa Jolge osHen
Mil f6 aud bic boriiee t5euerpebr neu
orgauiiren. Die 9etren S6ipsB,
Baton unb Sinler babsn es ibernom.
men, neue WtitglieOer ansumerben.
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MUerlef.

uniele 2eIer m6gen frsunblidfi
bic ettpas beripdtete Iblieferung unieres
geiirigen Sageblattes entfhuIbigen.
Gin fleiner unfaa on Der prehe mar bic
urfa9e.
= Ser @runbeigentbums : rBubm"
bauett fort. Wieoerum fanben einige
3iemli9 bsbeutsnbe 8runbeiaen'bums.
l~ibertraaunseu ftatt. go muroe bic
sgitter'i1e Ode" on Der Mlamosp lasa
an Der Mlamo plasa fur $32. 900 Der.
fauft unb oas pomarof6e @runbind
an Der Ode Don Sub alamo : StraBe
unbHoro' StraBe fur $45, 900. Beforste
Seelen fangen bereits an-unb 10 gar3
unre6t m0gen fe mobl aud ni9t baben
bon .iiberrei3tem Yubm" 3u reben.
Der Stabtratb nabm 8eil,ios.
BeI4liRe gu gbrea beg berforbenen
Tih'ers DeDlne an, ernannte cine De.
legation, ole ben Staotratb bel Dem
Stideaosgdugnife psrtrctem ioGte unb
bsrtagte fid bann.
= Das 2eidenbegdusuiB bes &ids
ters Debiae fano unter 3ablreider ye.
i%beilisung Der Iidbt,i6sn unb @ountp;
Seb6rben uno Der 8iirger iiatt.
Die aldermen @uersin, Gonnor
uno Heimann limb mad Dallas abgereilt,
um bot = entIpredenb BEN Siaot.
raibsbeidluB bon boriser Woae- bic
Sinri6tunaen CUR Yerbrsnnuug Der
WbIul Stohs in Nu9enidein gu nebmen
uHo bann iiber ibre 8eoba9tungen an
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beg 1T 9taia, bic ipunbuib0ne Sohter
ses pe9f6uli6 fehr be!ie6ten Wtalers
Woro{om. Sbr SrauttIeio 1T eine &C.
meiuiane 5penbe Der Gteunbe unb
aolegen ibres Baters unb miro am
6o63eitstage cine Qrt bon panbelnber
&untausfellung bilben. Sober &inft'
let bat ndmlid einen She'll bes Gleibes
nit einem alegorii6en 8iloe berieben.
Sie gei9madpou aneinanoer gereibten,
auf eeibe gemalten 8iloer linb ole
bon bobem fiinfleriiden Wertbe.
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@nnnerbare Ncttuna.

Srau W. Curtain in glatnfelb, SuinptS, madt be-
ii9 auf bic eunse itlus. Gtnen Wonat lang LIES lie
ii6 BON ibrem 9auss @r,t bebanbeln, ALIEN ie wurbe
INNER %trdnfer. Detielbe erfldrte ibr, ybab ie bpT.
~nunsslp5 her S@pinbiudt ~perfauen 5ei" unb baB ibr
feine Mebieiu Der Welt mebr beIfen tonne. "a EN-
pfabl itr @pptbeter i9r Sings @eueS S6pinbi udtS=
3eilmtttel. Sic taufte iid etne Slai6e bappn unb su
ibrenl GntjIden nabm fe pabr, hab S6 ibr 3uftanf
BON Tag su Tag %beierte. Ste sebrau6te baS Wsittel
Meter nnb na6bem ie 10 Slai&en perbrauat bate,
fane iie, baB lie rbatg seiunb mar. Sect perridfet fe
pieber ibre Sau8= Grbeit unb last, bab ie ih ME in
ibrsm eeben pcbler seflblt babe.
grcbe> Slai@en bieieS srpsen Seilmittels gratis in Der
Drpsuenz@ robbaneluns BON Dreib, Ibpmpicn Il So.
Gents unb S1.00.
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- Sic gr6Bte 2obreoe ouf Den @bams
pagner bat emit ber alte Bliifer eebals
ten, als er i'm Greibeitstrieee in Wamur
cine bortreffi6e Sorte tranf, begeiferte
ibn oieielbe gu folgenben Worten: vS1t
es nt9t iammeridabe, baB man eegen
Elm BOLT Srieg fibren muB, bas einen
10 berrli6en Srant braut2 Wan ioute
belifen, bus miiBten bic alerbeten Mens
f6en fem; aber, 0 @ott, 0 Soft 49,.
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@rnnSetaemtbums . llebertraaunaeu.

Mrs. @roesbed an 6. Ssfel, Strei.
fen 2ano on 0olanftr. $75.
Mrs. @roesbed an~Stepbau 5eHeI,
@ruubhiid in 8urnettir. $500.
@. 8. Gorb an auguf 8attbeIs,
@runbithd in Sppforofir. $3.50.
". s. 6orO oil Otto gartbeIs,
@runbtiid III Maionfr. 1926.
q. 6. 5oro an Wm. Sabn, @runb.
iiid iii NuItiu Noe. 1915.
Wm.S ObrOwOIsti on Sobn 6ibbemp.
@rurbftid in 2opeSfr. $110.
peter Ginnarb an Sobn Wa,ibau.
8ruubhid in 2afittetr. $500.
4u9uit 8eper on WartiH Mabula,
Sttid 9anb aus Dem SurO y 2. 800.
gb. Stapper an W. WabuIa, Slid
2anb aus benz Sutnep 80. $500.
Sames Ripper al 0tariin Mabula,
Sttid Ganb an ben Murtine3 .. Greet.
$3.50.
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8uGIcuS Mrnfca=Saihe.

Die bette SaIbe oer @elt fit 56nitte,
0uetf9ungen, @ei@pure, Gieber, unb Sau:,
Musfdlas, Gle9te, sefprunsene Sdnoe, Jrsft>
beulen uno ollie Sauttrantbeiten /; furirt 3D.
mortboiben obsr feline g%e3ablune. 8naise
Satisfaction sarantirt oner bag @elO tuiro
auriiderfattet. Is Gents Die S9adteI. Gum
@erfauf in allen apotbefcn. 9reib, Sbomp.
ION & &c., @boleiafe.
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Md]tmmg CARPENTERS

9lle Mitglieber Ser Union SO. 1867
limb hermit oufgeforbert, piinttli9 in
Der am nddfen Wititpoh Mbenb, ben
10. Wedr3, fiattinoenben 0erfammIung
81 erideinen. 5ebr tpi6tige @efad{te
liE6 81 trlebigen. Nidt gri9einen
fann laut Meben : @sleben beltroft
merhpn