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The advocate., 1891-08-19

Of New York, Cincinnati and Chicago
AND SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1, CRAWFORD COT
TY, KANSAS;
The Somerset reporter., 1891-05-21

Mr.. Owen is pleased to announce a spec
ial arrangement with Mr.. Charles Mac
Greac y, for the temperance at Coburr
Hall next Tuesday evening May Goth, OF
the distinguished artist, Mr.. RicharC
Golden, In his wonderfully successful
characteriz alton Of "Old Jed Prouty" OF
Bucksport, Maine.
The tale, forsooth, is an unpretentiou,
one Of an eccentric yet gentle hearted OLE
tavern keeper who pass FED away early II
the present generation widely lameuted
and whose quaint sayings have ever beer
current throughout the State of Main'
as maxims worthy Of emulation. More
over, all his admirers are given 10 declar
ing that no sunshine was brighter thai
Old Jed's smiles and no hills greener than
his heart. His witty sallies sill live il
Maine memory, along with the marvel
ously picturesque love he has always man
Tested for little children.
OF paramount interest 10 the perform
auce Is the fact that much of Mr.. Gold
ems boyhood was devoted to the service
OF the old village Boniface.
Mr.. Golden's special support Of las
season Is unchanged, and still Include
the brilliant young artist, Miss Dora vii
sy, who portrays herself 10 the action
she having been, 1t the period of tn
story, the soprano Of the choir Of the lit
tie church where old Jed used to attend
Seats are on sale At Blxby & Buck
book store.
The Somerset reporter., 1891-05-21

The senior class Of the Skowhegan High
School gave reception at Mllburn Hall
last Friday evening In honor Of their
teachers, which was q most delightful
ansir, and reflects great credit upon the
class as individuals and a. q whole.
The already attractive Hall was made
more 80 by the aid Of rugs, fancy tables,
potted plants, cut flowers. ETC., one cor
ner being screened off as a refreshment
room, where small tables were al
ranged for the convenient serving OF tn.
guests, presided over by the young ladet
themselves.
Nearly two hundred invitations were IL
sued to the trustees, members of the
school board, parents and friends and ev.
identity the number not accepted was a
small minority.
The reception proper lasted from eight
to nine. Music consisting of piano solo
by Miss Fales; song, My Lsdy's Bower"
Miss Margery Morrison banjo solo, Mrs.
j. p. Oak; and song; Lullaby, Miss
Lena HILL was intersperced at intervals
during the evening. At late hour the
guests began to take their departure
each one pronouncing the evening a per-
feet success.
The Somerset reporter., 1891-05-21

Mr.. Oliver Walker cut down a shade
elm That stood In front of his house on
Court street, recently, the stump OF
which, one foot from the ground, meas.
ures three feet in diameter. The tree was
so large and the branches overriding hi,
house In such a manner that he did no,
dare risk 1t longer. lie planted the tree
% years ago and claims that 1t Is the
largest one ever raised by any man In
Skowhegan and used by that man for fu.
Ell. The tree when worked up made two
cords of fire wood, and long piece OF
the trunk was saved to be sawed into
timber 1t took two men two days to fel
1t and work 1t up into fire wood.
The Somerset reporter., 1891-05-21

| The assessors of the Fairfield Village
Corporation have compile ed their labors
The amount of personal property Ia S22s,.
400; real, S5ll $40; number of polls, 595
rate of taxation five mills on dollar. the
amount raised being used mainly fol
police service and protection against fire
About two-thirds of the entire property
of the town il within the limits of the
village corporation.
The Somerset reporter., 1891-05-21

II you want the most popular organ Ia
the U. 8. from the Organ Co, that mas
sold thousands more than any other make
the past year, buy the Chicsgo Cottage
Organ Of Dinsmore q BickforG, also
agent for the celebrated Schubert Pianos.
fine piano at moderate price
The Somerset reporter., 1891-05-21
Job Printing.

The Job Printing Establishment connected witt
he SoMERsIT RnpoRTrR is prepared to do all clas,
OF work, the richest as well as the most common
obs. Competent and experienced workmen are
mployed and large stock OF paper, envelopes, and
vertising, wedding and business cards in great va
riety. Orders OF dances, bills OF fare, programs
etc, etc., printed in great variety of styles on shor
notice. Commercial printing a specially. Orders
by mail will receive careful attention.
The Somerset reporter., 1891-05-21

THE NATION's PKibE Tn Stands rd'i
Rotary Shuttle Sewing Machine -ufpa-t
~ all others for speeg and lightue=s o.
running Send for catalogue snd prices.
Smiths Music store, 81 Madison Avenue
Skowhegan.
The Somerset reporter., 1891-05-21
Business and Amusement gs.!ees

Don't suffer with TooIHAcHE when
HALEY's TooJH AsD EAKAonE DBuI-
will cure.-Try them.
The Somerset reporter., 1891-05-21
E~ This is an Honest Fact,
and No Buncombe les-r

The discount at whien we bought the Stock en-
abes Us to do this with profit to us and yourselves
You all moIe or les, familiar with the goods and the
prices which have been in vogue here since Mr. Hart
made his closing out announcement We again state,
those prices shall govern the sale Of the remainder of
said stock We want to impress thi, fact upon your
memory N Iangua1e that cannot IL misunderstood
20 give tie New Firm trial We assure VOL moth
inc will he left undone to make the same both proita
hle and agreeable VIII II. Roberts who has 50 ably
assisted Mr. H. during the past years remains with
Us He will be pleased to all OF the I'D CUSTOM
ers and such new ones may favor the New Firm
with their patronage.
The Somerset reporter., 1891-05-21

Il Was Not There. Smoker. ~ bough,
thsse SAses dollar trousers In fit Of economy
H1nkss(sarvsyins ths sasnent)-"I don't ~
The Somerset reporter., 1891-05-21
THURSDAY MAY. 2ls,, 1891.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

For Rent-G. S. Hill.
Iost-Watch & Chain.
Tenements II. X. White.
Road Building-MAdison.
Telephone Co-Selectmen.
Jed Prouty-Opers House.
Pickpocket Jr-G. s. Hill.
Second Hand-W. II. Ward.
Real Estate-C. II. Magoon.
Dress Goods-W. p. Ordway.
Henry P-Wesserrunset Farm.
Supper -Congregational Vestry.
Wagon, Etc-Walton & Walton.
Probate Notices.. H. Goodwin.
Messenger Notice-A. Weymouth.
Pigs and Shoats-Cairns & Goodrich.
Superlative Flour-Brown & Josselyn.
Foreclosure Notice-Ebner Z. Whipple.
The Somerset reporter., 1891-05-21
DIED

Starks-MAy - 1871. Addie l.. Gfeenleai, a4a. sh
ter OF Wakefield and Ellen GreeHlcai. A ged i,
years, month, and "A days
Oakland Cal-March IS Mrs. Carrie Snow
raft formerly of Skowhegan
Skowhegan-May 80 Mr. Esther widow
Aaron b. Fox OF Athens, aged "a years
Cornville-May 10. John Hilton. aged 70 years
The Somerset reporter., 1891-05-21
A. A. Strout, ESQ.,, Of Portland has re-
turned To Boston. Macs,

Peter J. Peters, aged 81, popularity sup
posed to DO the oldest Grand Army veter
On 10 the country, died INF New Bedford
Mass, Monday last.
The Somerset reporter., 1891-05-21
100 Doses
One Dollar.

During the summer months
! have been somewhat debilita-
ted, or run down. Ihave taken
Hoods Sarsaparilla. which gave
me new vigor, and restored me
to my wonted health and
strength" William IL. Clough,
Tilton, N. II.
That Tired Feeling.
"For a hrst-class spring med
icine, my wife and l both think
very highly of Hoods Sarsa-
parilla. We both took it last
spring. 1t did us a great deal
OF good and we felt better
through the hot weather than
ever before. 1t cured my wife
of sick headache, from which
she has suffered a great deal,
and relieved me OF dizzy,
/ red feeling. | think everyone
ought to take something to pur-
ify the blood before the hot
weather comes on, and we shall
certainly take Hoods Sarsa-
parilla this spring." j. IL.
Pearce, Supt. Granite Railway
Co., Concord, New Hampshire.
The Somerset reporter., 1891-05-21
HuinOr IN Spring ami
Fdit.

"For several years l had
humor come out on my legs ev-
cry spring and fall. One year
in June | had a running sore
on one leg as large as silver
dime, which had not been healed
for six months. | tried medi-
cine for scrofula, but it did me
no good. Then | commenced
taking Hood 5 Sarsaparilla and
before had taken two bottles
the sores healed up and the
humor left me-" C. A. Ar
mold, Arnold, Maine.
III n ~.
The Somerset reporter., 1891-05-21
HOODS


To Purify the Blood, create an
appetite and overcome That
Tired Feeling. BE sure to get
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
The Somerset reporter., 1891-05-21
SkoWhEcAN MARKET.

Corrected Weekly by CAIRNS b GOODRICH, Gre
Gerry ana Provision Dealers, rag Water Street.
The Somerset reporter., 1891-05-21
The Best Medicjne,

"As my blood was in poor
condition, | thought | would
try Hoods Sarsaparilla, and |
found it the best medicine |
ever used. can recommend
it to anybody as a good blood
purifier. Mrs. Nellie N,
Cole, Portland,
The Somerset reporter., 1891-05-21
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
Il. ID. CURTIS
Most Attractive MILLINERY GOODS

This season that he has rvut had since he ha>
been in business, including all the New and
Novelty Goods that the market AFT rds. and
everybody cKcaims GLOW eau he sell his
goods Al such low prices2.' He sells trimmed
School Hat NJ IS cents, and those Sailors that
have such craze at q cents. besides he has "A
hue oi hats that never sold for less than 15 els
he offers for 2h and ~ cents. Miss Wtthcr, who
is 50 well known, with able assistants. has
charge of the Trimming Department Do not
miss seeing goods arc getting prices. His store
is crowded with customers both day and even
ing. 9hlS
The Somerset reporter., 1891-05-21

packages were all llDeleu oefore ". g..
Priest, Trial Justice.
Steamer Kennebec will not leave the
Kennebec river, May Both, Memorial Day,
but will leave Sunday evening instead,
from Gardiner about O'Clock, Richmond
8 and Bath att. The change Is made to
accommodate excursionists who come
down Friday evening and wish to spend
Saturday and Sunday with their friends
here. Those who would like to go up
Sun day evening and return Monday even
ing can do 80 at Saturday excursion rates.
Coburn Hall Association have placed
iron hitching posts in front of Coburr
Block ON Water street. The posts arr
securely fastened to the granite curbine
and except In front of the doors entering
the stores and the halls, are connected by
iron rods, making an ornamental IS well
Is useful system of hitching posts. For
rest & Dow did the work. The expens,
was sixty-nve dollars, thirty dollars Of
which is paid by the leases Of thu
stores.
Mr.. E. c. Mcconnell died Saturday las
after brief sickness of typhoid pneumo
MIA, and his funeral occurred Sunday If
ternoon under direction Of Carrabasse
Lodge, No. "a, 1. o. o. F., Of which b
was . member. Rev. 8. E. House, paste
Of the Methodist church conducted tn
religious service 1t bis late residence
Mr.. Mcconnell has resided here but
few weeks having removed hero frou
The Forks. Hs leaves . wife. and on
child. He was hard working worth
man. His life was insured In the Cd
Fellows Rslisf Society for el.so0. Dul
lng biz illness he nembers Of Carrabaa
1T Lodge watohsd over hin with brotl
Iwiy cags anA alniglsgsd - ~ Hoada
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Mase fir MHtter,

@nr hber 50Sabren fdon tpurbe Mts.
WinsloD's 5oDtbing Sprup bnn Mils
lioneii Don Mntterr beim 53abnen Der
Gin6er aagerenbet. Mirt Ou i'm
6@lafe burh bag Sdreien tiHes Sia5es
geFG,t, oas i'm 3abneH if unb bor
gGmsraen tneint2 Mena 70, iafe fpfert
zine ElaIae non sWira. MiaBlom's Goo'
thing eprne* tuIea. GsiH Wert5 ii uts
~be3aaibar. @s pirb benz fleiner 2sibens
ben IOf0ri 2inbcruna nerf6afen. 8er'
laBt Sub barauf, Wttter, es 1T fein
3meifal 6artbsr. SIS bsilt DDienterp
unb DiurrhDe, regulirt ben Magen unb
tie gtieren, beTeiiiet @ino Golif, cts
peiht ben 8aumen, berbiubert @ntStns
Suue unb Hdrtt bas ganse Spleen.
v0iys. Omissions Soothing SnrGp1
fir 5abnerbe Ginter 1T augenebm In
@ei@mad unb bas &e3ept iammt bon
einem Der befen peibIiden Mer3te in
ben Ser. 5taater. @s If bel dlen
DrIgsifea in Der ean3en Wslt aa bas
ben. 8reis rs Sta. per Glai9e.
2auft ni9!s anheres als Wirs. Wiass
Ions 5cotbinJ GprGp.
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MMerlei.

= Gin grdBIi9er unslidsfau ereigs
tete f9 geftrrn Na1mittag in Der Nla'
mo gisfabrit, aIs bic Surbinen i'm
@an9e tuaren uno bic Maf@inerie tries
ben. Der MiRfent ; Sngenieur Safob
2er@s mar bei@dftigt, NIT einem Slid
Brett einen Sreibriemen iiber feinem
9aupte auf elm anberes &ab gu brins
gen. Babel trat CT einen 69ritt qua
rhd unb in ben Nusi9nitt i'm 1uBbos
ben, In wel1em fi6 bic Hurbel bepegt,
tDel@e our 3eit 20 1mbrebnugen In Der
Minute ma@te. 2erGe fieI binein unb
tuurbe BON Der 2urbsI beim iebesmaIi.
gen Nieoerseben fiirdtsrli6 sugeri6tet.
gs ldBt fi@ %annebmen, oaB fGon BET
erfte S6las ibm ben Sob COB. Sbeo.
Older, Elm anoerer MngeRelier Der ia.
bril-, iab bic f9redIi9e Sage feines5 2oI>
legen unb elite, bas 8afer ob5uffeaen
unb bic Mai1inerie dn3ubalten. 9a
i@Ieuberte mod bic 2urbel ben san5en
36rper, ben He erfcBt bate, beraus auf
ben Gubboben. Sor8fdltig uurbe ber
grdbli9 3ugeri6tste a~ufgeboben. Mnr
~foniiatirte, baB jebes 9ebensaei6sn ent.
foben. 2erGe fam Dor snei Sabren
bon @aIbeton bietber, mar suerft In
elmer Brauerei unb felt einem Sabre in
Der gisfabris bei@dftiet. Gr per1eira
tbete f9 Dor etpa ieben WDnaten unb
bate i6, elmer eIidliden 3utunft eut.
g~egenfebenb, in einem eigenen 6dus
den an Der S~alaSfraBe nieberselafen.
- Am MOntas Ofnet bic raIamc
National > 8ant" ibre S1iiren. Sit
Beamten fiHb: @bas. 6ugo, prdRs
bent; 8. SaIf, Yiessp rdfoent; 5. ",
grOwa, &afirer. Das 9irettOrium
biIben bic 9erren: 90. 9euermaun,
g. 9alft gbas. 6ueo, 9enrp @lmsn'
BORT go. Steoes, arel Meeri9eibt,
So. B3dtins, %. 5. 5ueoringen unb
s. g.. 8rown.
= Bei BET priifuug ber angefelteu
i'm @iienbabn.p ofbienf bat fiG unIeI
| 6reuno Grant 8ernbarbt wie'
Der eiumal berborgetbau. Seine Gen
fur peiit bic 3abl 100 auf.
NHeHor @ufaD Grai9 III BON
J geufuss Bureau in WaibiustOn aufge'
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Scr idlimmite 6niteu fat1 1T spei
Wo6en fnrtrt iuerbeu.

Man perf6afe f@ 3mei 5Iaf6en
45e rustic, cann nehme man bier unsen
3an0is3uder uuo briu8e in iebe 6Io{6e
bon pe ru na le bic 0aI5te 6abor.
Wan nebme babon ole brei Stunhen
cine Dofs bon einem @BI6fel bon.
Dieie OFFS beri9aHt niat nur Grlei6s
terung-1e furirt. Wdhrenb Der erfen
orei o5er bier Sage ma6t R9 feline bes
oeutenbe 8eferung beg SuFens bes
merf6ar, aber mad oieier 3eit be1srt
li6 Der 3ufanb befdnbig, big mad
Nblauf bon atpei Wo@en cine bolitdn=
bige 6silung eraielt mirb. .0as Miitel
beriogt niemals. Ob ber Suiten in
bet I%auernben Nus5ebrung ieinen
@ruub bat, ober aus 9ronil6er Srons
6ltis %egifanben, ober our1 cine befs
tigs @rfdltung beruria6t wurbe, pes
ru : no 1T Elm ipe3ifii9es 6eiImitteI.
Grau MatD GriB, 8Or 125, Bearie
@ltp, ITO, i6reibt: sd litt on Der
S9winoiu6t. Sd mar an bos 8ett
gefeilelt uno Der Nr3t iagte, er f6nne
ni9ts far mid tbun. Sd tDarbe bur6
Re5ea SlaF9en pesrusna bolfommen
turirt." Cine Nbbanblung iiber Qa.
tarrbleiben pIrb unentgeltli6 berfanbt
bon ber Be=rusna Mebicine COMPANY
Don Columbus. Sbio.
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sag- Wenn Semanb fem uub gu ais
nebmbarem Breiie ipeiien min, 10 gebe
er gum Miffiom-s. Garter. Die
0errem Nbeimer s. Wanl, Befiber bies
fes gtabHHements, balten baranf. lire
@dlfe tets boafommen 5ufrieDen 81 Eel.
len. ale iaiiDnmdBigeu E~slifatefen,
Ngstern, WiIb, Slide, Geilii9el &c. finb
bort In Der oelifatelten 3ubereitung ole
3eit gu baben. Mabl3eiten tperben auf
Wuni1 In bic Wobnunaen ber Gunben
eeiauot. Nu6 bietet Der NIT Der
Gpsifeuirthf9aft oerbunbeue Bars
ROO bic beten @etrdnfe. TETS frifdes
Bier unb feine 2iqubre unb Weine.
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STRENGTHENING.

Saufenbe bon &rebsgei@miiren tper.
ben in psrmanenter Meiie bard cine
boutommen neue unb origineae Me,
tbpbe entfernt, i9mer3Ios, obne 8erIufl
bon 8lut uno obne bic Mnpenbuno
BON YHaftern ober bes Mefers. Man
fonrt elm Bud tiber &rebssei9miire
(wel@es u~uentgeltli9 augefanbt tpirb)
erbalten, tpena man f@reibt on bas
Surgical 6otel, Columbus, Ohio.
Or. g. 3. 9artman, Yrdf.
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sin wahres g0uuber.NNltteI.

Sir. Drart Suffman, Elm iunser Rann rpu 8urliRs'
ton, S4in, e%onftatirt, eab e. inter Der 8ebauhIuIa
I'm Stanhe rareu, eine SeNernns ieines @eiunb9eitS.
~tafanbes berbetsuflbren, Sic ~ertIdrten, fab sr ar
S@rtnbiuat lite, unb bab tbm nt6t mebr gu beIfeu
let: Dareeete man thm gu, Or. aDnisS Reues S6pine.
n6tSs9etlmtttel 81 gebrauheu. GS mar has f6cn gu
elmer .3ett, oIs CT ni@t i'm Stauhe mar, quer hber biz
Strabe gu ssben, obne fi4 unterwess ansSaruben. Obs
CT nur cine babe GIai4e sebrau6t Bate, fanb er, BAT
er ith nett uebler beiinee. TT ieste eaber zen @e-
brand fcrt anb erirsut fa beut heS beten BOblietns
Mer an benz gals cher ben acknowledgement leieet,
made etueu getiu4 bamtt. Wir soranttren pcue De:
friebtsuns.
Prcbehai6en fret bel allen apotbetern. SIN 8bcle.
iale bel Dretb, Gbcmpicu u &c. in San Hntpnip, Geg,
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8illtg 3u perfaufen.

36O Mder betpaferbarer printa 8oben, ses
eisnet gu &orn, Cotton, Ssengen, 8uder,
9abat &c. &C in einem Sliid Sipifden &iber
uno Greet, Is Meilen BON 8abn>S tation unb
Stabt Morelos, Nuepp 2eon, Merifp, nit GU
ten @ebduli@feiten, ns,l, nit circa so @fer
l4pn in better &ultur, init Mobeln unb Gins
ridtuns, @ieb lit fur rem fefen @reis bon
$1,000 Dollars calf gu perfaufen tpegen Sas
miIienberbdltnifien. @uSfunft BET
8. BoIiber,
~6,3,2g9t2mw SiibsSeite MiIitarb Yla3a.
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Meinliebbaber finben Elm sroBes ga'
ger bon fetnen California Deinen bel
GERM s. 5. Meper am Nlamr
plaaa. 9err Weper iu6t bic Meint
on Drt unb @teue aus ttt.h fauft oirefi
aus bem &eler Ter Wsinaii6ter. Nls
gutsm aenner selingt es ibm fleis, bi,
befen Sprten aus5uwdbIen. Ct fam
feline Runben une 6amilsen nit einem
guten Sropfen DerieDen. &otbs uni
WeiBweine In por3isl.@er Qualitdt
BON iebt oh $1.00 per @alone - frei
ing 0aus geliefert.
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g e u o. t!

SIR bic gsmeraloa. Stand, Is Mei=
len BON Pieoras Negras, tuerben Elm
Maun unb beKsn Grau sefudt, bic lebs
tere fur allgemeine 6ausarbeit unb Der
Maan fur Geloarbeit (auf Nntbeil)
ooer fHr Nrbeit aIf Der Stand fir 2obu.
Die Jrau erbdlt monatlid 500 2obn.
Megen Der ndberen @in5elnbeiten
meace man 1i9 on
2ouis s. DoI@,
eagle BaB, Seras.
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N,ttlid)e ~Sefanmtmadbumg

IS uilo bierbur1 mifgetbei!t. taB
bic 3~e9islaiur bes Gtaates Seras er.
iu9i nerben pirb, ben Sreibrief Der
@tabt San NntDnio Iii Se5ug auf Die
folsenben puufte abaudnoesn:
Section 5 unb "a in Der Nrt, SaB
bic Nemter beg Snsenieurs. bes MFeRors
uao WorT6als bur9 g%ruennung 5u
beisBtn leiH follen un0 ni6t ME bisber
bue1 Wabl. Ile bitie grneHnungen
fOaen bur6 Den 5ta5tyatb erfolgen uno
atpar auf ben 8orI@lag oes Mopors
BIN.
81. Ollie gacansen in ben
ou'h 8oItsDuDl beTebten Memtern fol.
len au6 bus6 cine Wa1spabl tpieoer
beiett nerSen, ipean BET Sermin bet
Neupabl sDeHiger aIs aeun Monate
entfernt liegt.
9ection 43. Ser MmOrt,iatiOnss
5ono ioa bon 5ebu (10) auf s,pei (2)
Psoesnt pro Sabr berabgeSebt peroen,
uno ale bisber a~asgegebenen 8nnbs
folen fir re1tsghltig erfldrt werben,
als oh Der @bartet einen 4mortiiaiionss
6onb Don 2 procent fea9eiebt bdtte.
Sect ion As. Sie Ansgabe BON
Bonbs CUR ginIolnns BON 8cnbs, bic
b6ber bet5ini Hub D0er BON fdaigen
Bonos lol autorifEt perben uuD ale
btsber at N~mortiiations : 3mefen aug
~9egebenea Bombs ioQen fur redtsfrdftig
erfidtt wsrbeN, uab bas Giscaliabr lou
10 abgeGnbelt merben, baB es an L.
SUM ieben Sabres beaiHnt uab NIT benz
81. Mai abf6lisBt.
6ertiDn 48. Mae Eotbmenbigeu
Srb;Han5en I'm bic Musbreituns ans
ftedenber Grant1eiieH 3u b~erbinberne
Iolen BON Der stabt aus erlaHen tDers
ben.
5ection IS. sou bic pRi@ten,
goamaGten unb @%ebalisbe3ise aler
BeaAnten unb MngeEtellten Der 5tabt
fehieben, nit Nusnabme Der @ebdlter
bes MaDDrs, Marf9als,s Collectors,
N1eRors, 69abmeiffets, MnpaIts, SIis
genieur5 nnb &ecorhers.
@eetinn SO. sou Bic Stabt aufo,
riiren, 2icenIeu ausauitelen fur prpfi.
tutioasbduIer iopie Der 9taot cas-
&eht berleiben bieIelbsa 3u c~ontroairen,
3u bearafen uno lire 2icen5 5urGdau.
aieben.
Section 102. sou bic 5iabt
autorifren ben Smpf3nany flr bic
36glinge ller fidbtii6en 69ulen, Fos
mie fur bic SniaHen alsr ftdbtii9en
Snifituts unO Niple &C. our63ufhbrcn.
5ection 119. Die Befimmuugea
folsn a~ufgeboben Derben, bic ben Mas
pot pen 8e3us poa @ethbren ~gefiatten
fur a1e GaGe. eis CT Eelbh lin &ecors
heis=Sesi9'e DsrhanDeit.
Section l27. BE ~Befimmun9eil
fousu aufde1nbeu merbeit, bic benz
Gtubtralb tie 5~ebfeBun8 bes Wtbalies
ee5 S9egmejfiers ii5srialsi,
Section 1873. Debi bic YsItims
maussA auf. toele1e bas @eba!l unb bic
@eblbrsH bes hd5tilbM Saasnieurs
f~effieten.
Election POI. SOL seranc Ge.
geln ftltiegsn fur bic GrDeltarnag Don
StraBen, Yldgsu unb pa,fs &c.
sectinH 203. Soil Beflimmun.
gen trefen fir bic grprOpriatioa Don
pribat,g issntbum fit 6featli6e3 wede,
unb aDat in Der WeiIs, bob Der 3Ded,
fhr pelGen b~eiagtes @iseHtbum eTpros
priitt werbea iol, asnauer btliuirt
wirO.
5ectiDn 227. 93etimn,t, ouB oiers
teIinbrli0 etne genaue Garle9uug Der
fiHancielsg Gage Ger 5taot pnblicirt
tDerbea ion.
Section 249. Gebt bic @sbdlter
fit ben Mapor, Nuoltor, 9seorber,
MarF6au. Wamait, Collector, S@abs
meiiter unb Snsenieur felt.
Section 251. Sept Bsftimmuns
gen left, ME bieie @ebdlter sur Nassab.
lung gelangen iolen.
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M1ra-

1852. 5riebrid l., garbaroRa, gu 9ta6er
gefrDnt.
1883. aapbaeI @ansio (gaaler), seborer
am gbarfreitag (unb an4 AM @barfreitaE
1920 getprben).
184l. ebriftopb susuit 9teOse (Didter,
seftprben.
1863. Brig. =@en. Stausbtbn NIT SO Mant
BET Mpsbb gefanget getDn1rte1.
1864. 9reubii&e @arben riden se8en Sri
bericta.
1866. so. e4la4t BET @ilcog's gribse
81, 6.
1887. 9enrb @aro 8ee6er seltprben.
1889. General : ~SelOrnaridaa 8pltfe feier
fem 70. 9ienfiubiIdum.
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Die &gentuteu bes Germ W. S.
Doung, go. j @omnierce , 5traBe,
5ag Nntonio, unb SO. 6N3 Mains
giraBe. Dallas. Ueffrrten nur bic
anerfanut beften eEropdiiGen 9anlpfsss
Ginien. 5err Doung III i'm Gtanbe bic
billigfeM aaien 81 gebsn, err
tbeili bereiinili1 iebe eetphuf6te Nuss
fuAfi ua6 beinsat febr prpnapt ole ibm
ibersebeaea NuflrdBe. Wer mud Gus
ropa gu reiien misuE0t, Dber 8erDaaoIe
bsriiberfonnien laHen mil, uenhe f9
on irssab cine bet getaunten Isentaren.
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Marlntiliaa Gmtpr.
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Cages Gbrpnif.
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1247. Sbomas bon g(quinp seitorben.
1892. Sir Spbn 9eridel geboren. gitrps
NOM.
1898. Ser fran3Ditide aational : Gpnoent
erf(drt Gpanten ben &rieg., @robe Coalition
3fpiiden @reuben, England, Spaa1b, Spa
nien uns 8ortugal.
1921. 8e9inn bes srie@iidem Sreibeits=
fampfes.
1883. S. 8rabms sebpren.
1916. Glpriba miro Gtaat.
1860. SrpbIen, Momrnlen, 8eieler unb on.
oere itberSeben ben preubiiden &antntern eirtt
8etitipn fit G9leSnig.
1862. Erefen Bet Soy @reef, NRp.
1871. &atiereParabe auf ben SGla9tfelot
bon 8iaiers.
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ss Die morgan City Fish and
Oyster Company bat fortwdbreno
frtl@e Nufern uno Slide, fopie Wlio
aler att an bano. Grif9e 3ufuhren
ieber Sag. 8sisuuHgen BON Gemi.
lien Derbsa prompt aussefibst uno fiei
abge!iefest. Srcoiuo &osnue, awii1sn
Maias uao 0silitdr pIa3a. Telepbon
80. 81,
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R9- Ser plumber S. 6. 0ltfias,
No. 20 Moeaue 8 nabe pot Office,
bat, un ben gefteigerten Nniprh9en,
bic an iein @ei@dft seffellt tperben,
na6tommen 5u t6nnen, 19 nit einem
ti6tigen Ga9manne, 5errn Sbomas,
aROciirt unb nirb ME g~eD6bnli@ 5us
3ufriebenbeit bes publifums ale Nuf.
fridge raid erleoisen. Selepbon 427.