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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-04
Dr. &abtua1's
Sariapariaiam Heiolpettt!
0as sroBe Slutreinignnss>Mittel.
Sur @ciIung auer d)roniid,em Gramfbeiten.

Sur @eiIung auer d5roniid,em Gramfbeiten.
Gbroniihsr 9beumatismus, itropbuIoie eeioer, Sria
|en9etmulit, troteneS IoeIn, 3rebSlelocH, SuH9eH=
6luten, 9pspepiie, Gileofhpamn, GIeitwire, Gjez
ldpilIite nuIttrantbeen, Silt, gSdler'ut en9lllde
&rantbst, SasfluB, SroHhitiS, StpHolutt II. |. ~.
GrfaItunsen Iuo shmcr;sm in Der Sna8e
sebci!t.
gIbYaro, g2sc., 81. Ropember 1885.
Or. Rabipap- g8ertber Serr! St polte S}bHeu
ihoH IiHe einige 3eien Slm Robe SlreS SarIapari=
HnzRelclpent ltrelheI: Sor aft8eAE SdhleH eMz
pfahl id biees Dilttel Or. StmmerniGnn in SuatoRz
Ra, WlHn., Der mir elm aRsldbri9cr iSreuno sepee1
uar, uno lasts i5m oGB eS teH btfereS Nitcl gesen
Srfdltuug uno Stmer3eH in Der Sun9e 9ebe. @r perz
udte es uHo oanite mir oaE1 piemQlS, biESuIioenb,
oaS es iein beiiereS Dtttel 9e9en oieis Sronfbcen
9ebe, rEo iebt empfebt er eS ieineE 4atientcn. SD
empTabl es andl nrn. Sirbp, eiHem apobeter in
Sloatonna, uno ett bdIt er e5 porrdt5a. Sn applcs
ton, sSiSc, nuroe tb nit enem iIn9en OicEne bez
taaHf, oer elneH itl!umen Suten hattie, uno BON oem
nan bepTbtete, boB er bic Sd,Dinoindt hetonlmen
nIroe' Sh er1pfall SIR S0roporillianzJieiolp
mp na1 elHt9er 3eit ia6 id i'm frii uno 9eiuno; I
oruute mn parm bic $nano unb iaste mir, odt q
Sgne nlu leFt oe9rGbcH eiH tpirhe. Us hat tbH lebI
l!lAea sepellt. Sor uHoefibr ied1ssebH SGhrcn fam
slh utoHn iu mir (in 9uIutb) unb ia9te, baB etne
inpt' oosr obEe groI9. Sd empfabl SIR SoriagariIs
lion, uro rad eirioeH 5Gacn mar iie 9ciHo. gSeHn
SlHoer huiten, 10 1T cine Sois aenua e 81 heiIsn.
Sh bride notnlols mein grtauncn iiber biee 9rsnei
aus unb tann nr Ssbem rotber, bieeIbe I'M Sonie su
loben; ile pcrbutet in pieleH TdaeI cine itiuere
Eranfbsit II. |. ~.
Sbr srasbener N. aruidte.
gu batsn bel apotbttern 81 Die SsIaihc.
Sr. &abpap d Co., 9lr. 80, gSarreHitra6e,
Rep>gort.
NrGnbas 9ublitum, - @'ebet ftdier uno pers
t9n9t Wan'pap,s uno RRst oaB nve0olvaB" Oil Osm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-04
9ie IbilaoelpOier Wsose.eien.

Sarrtsburs, Yu., 8. alusuit. =
@oupcrneur Sarrlion bat Sen Sdatz
amtsictretar Softer briefli6 eriudt, Sen
Otancnturator Der r&cpItone>9tatiOnalz
gant ;" burd ocren Suapcniiun Der
Staat Genlfipluauicu unS Die Staot
Bbilaoslpbia circa 81 SOC, 900 perloren,
III autoriiireu, elucm BON bem gouperz
leur ;u eruennenOcn Sir9er>G oulite ;u
qeitattcn, Ote SHhcr unb 6e9uunsen
iener 9ant gu priiIen, nm feit5uitelleu,
mic picl @clO Der ebemalige Sdaemcis
itcr Sobu SarO8leD in ieuer 2lnltalt Oez
ponirte uuo mas aus Oemlel6en wurbe.
Ger @Ouperneur ertlart, Die bisber itattz
eefunbenen lluterludun9en bdtten Ben
BON ibm ertudbnten Yunft i'm llnflaren
eelaiicu, uno er balte es fir pInideus=
mcrtb, baB cine peiterc Inter iuduus I'M
Sntcrciie ocS StuateS itattiiuoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-04

Mrbeiter. 2lltfruhr IN Nmaba.

= III b q, gtebr., ,. 2luguit.-Gtn Otoo
bat Die rSmaba Granites Smeltingz 8OrtS"
angegrifien un0 uertretbt Die Grbelter. 2te
Yoli;ei lit mad)tlos. G5roBer Shaoeu muB
eutiteben, menn Ser 8etrieb ser g8erte M
terbroden miro. Der Dob beitebt al8 meb=
rereH 9unbert Wduncru, u,welte grOBtentbetIS
benunten fuO.
(SpGtcr.) - Der 2lufrubr mar Die 6Olge
eineS SnlteS. Sic gScrtc beidditi9ten
al 1900 Arbeiter, gr0BtentbelS &obmen
unb Holeu. Spdter beute Nbeno 9elana eS
Der Eoll;ei, ben Wtob :u Seritreuen. Yton
fiirdltet inOefeH, OaB eS morgen 5u neueH
llurlIheu fomueu nlrn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-04
Slus Gifcriuht.

Sapannob, Ga, 3. 9lu9uit. -
9iaaf Simou8 tO0tete gcltcrn 2l6enb
9tobert Su9an OurA c:nen OOlditid ms
Ser; uno mari Bic &cid)e in einen naben
G5raben. Simons perwuubete oann
feline eiscue Satin II. icinc itnge Sod
Ter Durd Solfltif)e uno entilob. 6raH
Simon5 wiro wabribcinlif iter6en.
Sagon mar cin &oit9dn9er I'M SimOn5's
ihcn Sausbalt uno wurOe 0ls Wiit9lIeo
Der 6aulilie anSeleben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-04
SGmtersem-
Malarn III ibrsn psr(birbfnsn for>
mfn gsbfilt unb pfrbitet.

gs giebt feir Seilnttel in Der gSst, fpeltes Wetz
elfeber nno ae aberen maIariicn, bilioien nno bus
fi9cu fsieber nit Siilfe bon Maopase yiuen 10
6ne1 beilt, aIs Haopap's ReaoD MeIief.
U. u. d. furrt niCht MIR ben nit Dtularia |ebafte=
ten, ionbern penH 2eute, nelhe benz malarilden Gite
nu59eistt ib, eben 0iorsen, ebe lie ausseben, 30 bis
25 SropfeH Reobp Reief in 8aiisr einHebmen unb
babel eiReH Grader eeH, perbeI e jeoem Insri por>
beueen.
so Cts. Die Glafde. iSu baben bel GpOtbstern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-04
Sunb.rte anberer Geis, bic bier nitt ale auigcz
a6hft mPrnSn founPu
aetpis Z. Iad,matt & 8ruSer.

Wlan itau. iidb mad oem redbten Nate I'm unb p.r=
s.iie bic gtImmer Ais. Sfs sSaItin'ureitraBe,
ulilt, ionit acht nan iebI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-04

p S. @dbrenb Der Donatc Slli unb Guouit pirb
uni,r eabeu nm 5 ubr yiadmittass, ON Samitaaen
I'M II uhr 9iadltS seitloieR. uuer @eihGit 1T
Sanitass nur enen halben Sa9 eeoffnet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-04
Ner IN. Garnar lSSS.

LtH II. JUTNWI J7o0
Auguitd q, GA.
Or. 9ta fuap: Sd botc ollie Die ueridieocReH
Utitte bic i'm Dtarrtc iiRo, obre glioIg periut, ds
it meiH 3utuno erolt perihimmcrtc uHo tiu iSrcuHc
mir riet6. fbr ReGoa Jeltc Su 9ebrdudeE. SD idQte
eiHcm Jtutbe uno Qebruud)te baIelbe an ueiHCm E}s
neeHt uno an meinem 9Hic uno mar Su mrlaer 2}ers
uuHoeruHg an HdctieH Nior9eu pieoer i'm Staroe,
mencH EfitteH natJuaebcn. SD b0tte isbr IaEge an
9tbeumOtl5muS 9eltttH. sd lreroe ME ohHe VI. U.
Ututter muroe ourt N. ". n. IN Spsl StuRoeR u0n
Ibeumutlsmus in oeR SdluIterr qCbetlt.
u y. Sooper BON Der 6Irma Sooper SodHS.
Gin baIbcr bis u euem SbelOffeI ooII In eiren balls
ben G}die g0uier timber: in ueHl9eH NdHuteu &ram'
pic. WngCniaure, uebcItcit, @rbrcdlen. 2oos
brCnucu, RcruDiitat, SdI1noiigfcit, Sppis
IG,mcricu, Siarrboe, &uItt, 8Idbun9cn unr
aue iunerlidIen SdImericu.
gs 1T bon ser duBerheu g8i$&igteit, SaB ieoe
Tamilie etneu Sorratb BON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-04
NariIcr &latI6l.

Wnttlct 8latlol
8aris, 2. Auquit.-I5m Hatbbauie Don
Gberbourg fauO beute eiu @mpfaug Su Gbs
rcn Der SfiiSiere oes ruifideH 8rcuSer5
yGorullofi" itatt, rpelhem uud Die SifiSiere
Der i'm Oortigen 6aien lteaenoen ameritanls
idcn uuO 9rIedpden SrlesSid)ifie betwObn=
ten.
Der Wtaire criu1bnte in elmer 9leSe ben
8eiu1 oeS irauS0Iihen @eidjmaOer8 III
Sronilaot ais eiueu Semei5 Der 6rennoidait
SpiiteH Srantreifl uuO 6uBIauo. Der
@apitQu 6e5 p6OrnlloH" bcaunportete Die
9ieOe Sor oem Hotbbauie frnterniirte Die
Scu0lferuug NIT ben ruiliid)cu SeeleUten
uuo algemslner Subel berrid)t.
9iuf Dtaoaga8far orob:n llnru1en, inbem
Die Gegieruu9 Der !6Oua5 mehreren irauS0.
fi6.n &OnluIu bas @requatur 0erlpeIgert
bat.
Cir GnQl6uoer, NamenS g8eQS, gewanu
oeer Gage III Ntonte Carlo 10000 =fo.
Girl bel'm 0touetteipicl. IlS ibm oa5
Slid ben 3iifeu III tebren beqanu, UerlIeB
er ben 8oulettetld uuO gtng sum Grent et
Suarante- Sid, no er meltere 640O Bio.
Girl. gepauu. Gr l1Bt gem0hnlt4 ielneu
Giniat itehen, bis CT 0relmal biuter eHan=
Der gemouuen bat, mo ;iebt N0nu 0a8 SelO
eiu. Serllert er, 10 bort cr Su lpleIen au1.
. Sein Slid 1T Die SageslenatiOn IN Der
1iOiera. 6eute gemann 9ScQ8 weItere
$4,000 YfO. Strl. CT beibaitigt 5pet &C.
tretdre.
9ie ameritaniden Iusitsuurg8 @Omz
nliiidre reiiten 9eiteru bon bier mad Ssrlln
ab. sic ertldren iId) nit benz Jteultat lbre8
gStrteus in Gn9IanO unO Srantretd) ieBr 6u=
frie0en.
lluter ben sur 3eit in Yaris meilenoen
amerltauern beftHoeu iid Sberlt SnOtt aus
QOutsuiQe, Director 2lrouOn, Der 8Ipbaner
OtcDtonnles, 6rau Sraut 2e8lie nnO DIE
Sitnltler y. s. Sruib unO s. :. 8edmtth.
Der SertauI Der 3eltung p@aulotS" III IN
GlaB@Sothrtu9en oon ben Oeutlben Ssbors
ben DerbOten morOeu.
Sein 5tpciter 9orb.
Sono on, l. AuguIt. - Der Erlu5 Don
gteapel, lueldtr ipeSieq ;u benz 3Wede, I'M
Die Jiiugte lodlter Oe6 Yriu;en uOu Na!eS,
Die % SABRE alte YrinSeiiiu MauO, III mers
ben, mad Gngauo 9etOmmeu mar, 1T III
entltlebenIter 9Seile ab9tbIift.
Sri. Dtauo lit Die biibiteie unb lieben5z
uiirOigle Der brel 20dter oe5 Yrlu;en,
Sel9te absr Dem italieniiden SbrOHIolger
glcld) poH 2infaug all p~l ibrer Ileben5s
muroIgtelt 10 luenig, baB lid bic auSerlcene
Geieudaft, lueld)e 3euge Der Aiialre mar
barliber beluittgte unO Der YrinS oa5 De-
miitbigenbe ieluer gage empfiuOlit fublte.
GlneH abniten Sorb bat er ilh betanntlt4
Dor etIua tlnem Sabre bel Der 8rH;elltH
War9aretbe pom BreuBen gebolt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-04
Bon Der artiuen SmieI.

9ublin, 8. auguit.-llnter ben 9uefs
toreu bon u6reeman's Sourual" berriden
OifiereHien IN 8eSug auf Die 9altuHg Oes
SlatteS YarneQ gegtnibsr. Die WsbSabl
piinitt Die bi0bertge DaItung ;u @uniteu
TorneQ's fort;uIeten unO rem GinLuB g..
9mper Grap'a uon Oer Geitung OeS SlatteS
fern III balteu. Grap oage9en urbeitet auf
Die @ntiernun9 Der erwabnten 9irettoreH
bin.
98iQiam S'grien prOteItirt in etnem ofie=
nen Sd)reiben segen ben geridJtIiteu @nts
id)elh, purh lpel1en er ais 9auterotteur
ertldrt miro. Gr beldulOigt yoro Salisbury,
inn aus Oem 6heutli6en 9ebeu uerOrangeu
III moQen uuo forOtrt ben Yremier au1, Die
SaGe orei Diitgleoern OeS llut,rbauics sur
i6icos9erihtllden gHtidJeibuu9 pOr;ulesen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-04
5ie @bieaso'er amsiteuuna.

@ariS, /. 9luguit. - Die europ1iiheu
@ommiiilre Der &bica9oer S9eltauSitellHng
baben nit Dem canpeI8miniiter 0rn. 6agette
ein 9lbtommen getroifen, bem5ufoI9e ben
frau30Iiiheu llu8reQsru Elm 9(aun bon 5O,s
900 Gua0rat- Yaro8 i'm Oitltden Shetle be8
Au8itelluugSgebQuoes iibeylaiieu lutrb.
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Bum lpOe pernrtheiLt.

QonbOn, /. 2lu9uf.-0er 9ei5er 5obn
@oumap, melher Dor m1bereren gSOheu aui
Die 9uilage bin uerbuitet puroe, eiuen 15s
idbrigeu &nabeu, Oeiien 2elt)e man aus Dem
6an0ou.Ood III QluerpooI gejogeu bate, er-
nloroet an babeu, lit heutc sum &OOe uerurz
tbellt uOrOeU.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-04
Ser fpanild,samerifaniiAe SanOeIspsrtraa.

II OrtO, 7. Nu9HT. = SNo DItt9t
2tmtsbl0tt uer0hcntlidt beute eiuen @rIaB,
III meltem bic Seitimmuugeu oe8 neueu
'6an0elSUertra9S 3miideu Spanicu uuo ben
Ser. Staateu, bctreiienO Oeu 9anoel6psrz
febr Swutcn ben Ser. Stauteu uHo Cuba
uu0 EOrto &tco, betanut gcgeben mer0en,
Gem 6ieTgeu @eianoten Der Ser. Staateu,
@cneral 6. Suro @rubb, lit eS gelunaen,
Die ipauiife 8e9ieruug Su eiuem gegen-
ielti9eu llebereintOmmen, betreneno Die BE,
bau0lung amerifnntider Sdiiie III ben l1dien
BON Guba uuo Yorto 9(ito, ;u bewegeu.
Sine Gommiiiion lit bereitS Oamit beid)df-
tiat, Die ipnniiden !ouienuoridrIiten nit
oencn Der Ser. Staaten III glntIang 81
brIHQeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-04
GaOwaO's &cnOp &elict

I'll ieoer 3cit i'm SauIe babe. SeH G5ebraudb miro
mobthiti9 nrten bel ieoer grt poH StmerS ooer
Srantbelt g. gibt JhbtS IN Der J9et, ous 10 itHea
sircn mers itiut, mob Seu 6ortldGitt ciacr araHts
belt aubGlt, ais pa5 0teaop 1isIie
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Mrbeiter int Sampf fe nit Sor1t,parterm.

YOn0oN, l. Nu9ulI. = IN Nerbgl6Irc
Iie9en iit) Die Srubeuarbeiter uuo fte
gruuobeiieer Der @e9eno i'll oeu 9aareu.
Die GrItereu bcaniprudeu oa5 0(edt, Saien
uno 8auinten 81 IageH, unb Die 2eetereu
wollen linen 90S uerpebreu. Die 6olge
Oapon iit geWeieu, baB iebr uiele grubeu=
arbeiter wegeu SStloOieberei III Suit genOmz
meu puroen, OaB aber aud oicIe 6orilruGrs
Ter bluttge a0pie paoou getragen baben,
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gNtr perfa,tfett feline Wfatcrial,paas
ren, nod &letotttt9s sititfe,

unb mir priten eu. Isbe eeute, su ipiiien Su t6un,
oab mir pas 1eppfdls sOefd,aft betreibcr, iiiD
oa Dies nnier baIbiabrIidIer Wufraummuas=
Vcrfauf iest Die 3cit fiir Saraaits oa lit.
nnier sauses i'm Vree berabge Eager nluf Tort.
gtahen Sic ittb oieen Eerfauf su 9tlseH. SeoeHfen
Gie, baB mir 8eite 2eppiheH baben, ipeIde Ill
foIaenosn Shentunaspreiien abaeben:
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@aItimprc. ben ID. Suni 1891

EBIn bas IubIitum. - @ebet ftder uno pers
ianet Ras,pap,s uns eRtt o0B ~eaosvas" OIL Dsu
IT. ksGS ShG fault. (&
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-04
Wtbn.,angs Sei@,peroen.

oabuans Jteabp Jtelisf bietct cine Sur fir ieoe Irt
pon Sd)merSen, 8errerturgeH, Suetihungeu,
SfmerSen in oem TiideH, Der Srufi uIo
ben 0lieoern. IS mar oas erite
uHo in bas einJiee
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sran,ONIde snsem aber pem OeutIGem aaiicr.
eer iunae serbeut0ute in RublamO.

Setter burg, /. 2lu9ut. - S0nlg
gllcranosr pon Serbieu lit an NtitnuOb III
aiefi eingetroHeu uuO murOe an Der @renle
be5 @ouuernemeuts MoStau BON bem GrObs
iiiritsn Ser9ius smpiaugen. 9tad Der 2(nz
funit in Mtostau iaub lbu 3u @bren i'm
Sreml Elm @alabautett ltatt, uuo er bsiuhte
OaHH Die irauSOiilde HnO Die aiiatide @HS-
itclluug.
Seute miro er in Yeterbof erpartet, no
ibu Der @Sor nnb Die groBiiiriten am Sabu.
boi erwarteu nnb init lbm nad benz tuIier.
lld)eu Yalait fabren perOeu. 0ort miro er
BON Der 93artn unO oem &SareH empfangen
merben. Der iunge 80uig wlro III 9tuBlanO
nit aQer 3uuortOmnlenbeit bebanoelt, oa
man itf bort Die GreunoihGtt Serbieu's 6l
erbalten wiiuift. gSie eS beiBt, oll er nit
ciner GroBiiiritin perlObt meroen; bic Sod
5elt lam uatiirlid) crit in eiulgen 9abreu
itnttfiuNeu, meuu er QrofldhriQ Qempr0eu lit,
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gacrlci aus SentihIano.

8e:ltH, 3. Aug. - Sertdte Der Ser
fd)eruuQs- -@eleQidaften iiber Die groBe auz
iabl bon %olicen, mcldc III 6olge Der IidJtz
beiablung BON 9rdmien perfalleu, llefern
einen ueiteren 9epei5 fiir ben III 9eutitJs
Lamb eriItueuOeu 9lCthilanO. Die u%ictoria.
Tcrii6crungs Gsieuidaft" perIorauf piefe
gGeiie mQhreuO pes per9au9euen Sabre8
389 Eoliceu i'm Setrage uOn 100000
Wtarf; Die pYreuBiide geben8uerTteruugs-
Geieaihait" zoo @oIlcen i'm Serage uon
2,5O0,O0 Dinrt uno Die vSerliner yebsns-
uerilaeruugS Geieaid)ait" 7S5 Yolicsn I'M
Sstruae bon 100000 Ntarf.
9ie ameritauildlen 9lusreQung8 @on-
miIidre Moies .. 9anOp, q. S. Suaor,
Gr GungreBmitglieO SuttcrpOrtb, Jiidter
gS. 2inolep unD s. SS. Fed Tuo bier auge-
fommen uno merpen ibre 2lrbeltcu i'm Suz
terciie Der Gbicagoer aua eQuus ioiort be-
Slnueu.
aus Dresden luirb gemel0et, SaB Der u@s.
iqmmtausiduB" fir Die SeOaufeier einitims
mig beidlOheu bat, luaabetra9t Der oriiden.
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,,Sein WewidDt 1T OOlO lucrtb."

Die gnmeuours bcs RcaoN EcIicT 0ui beEsorpers
tbeil oocr bic SorperbeiIe, IN osECu iih oer Stms1
befnoet, Uiro ioiortigc SrleGterung Gcua5reH
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Mus nnicrcr aeftrisen 2 Rorsen. anSeab &.
Sm seaeruiee ertrumfe,

Wt Il Il d) II, l. 2luQulf. - Die Had)rlft
itber oaS tlir5lide llngliif AMI Dem Seaern=
Sec lit III m0nder SiuiifJt su berid)tlgen.
gSte man lett melbet, bate Der $oofpbotos
graph 6eltmeger BON hier in 9eQleltuH9 oeS
9otcIter8 Serofal unO Der Sdauipleler uno
Sdubplattler 2auSer Sdmlot uub Sber-
meger (iueld)' Vettere Vtit9lieber Der pot
pauer 1den vWfiindlener SduuIpleler G>es
leul1att" luarel, bic I'M leBten 2Stnter Die
yer. Staateu bereiIle) pou @muno aus elne
Sabrt auf bcm Segernlee uuIerupmmeu, I'M
an1 Abeuo Gfeulee Su erretd)cn uno BON
bort ans cine Yartle ms 9ebirge ju inter-
nebmen. 9Sabreub Der Sabrt ;o9 elu hettl-
ge5 @epitter beraur, uno che Die 9tuoerer
Oa8 llfer erreifeu tonuteu, brad baS llHs
metter iiber ibueu los.
Gln la6er 9SinoioB bra6te oas Soot gum
Senteru, uuo Die SuIaiieH ftiirSteu IN ben
mllo erregten see. 9Sie SerOfal, Der elrIs
;l9e lleberlebenoe, anglebt, iant Sbcrmeger
lo'ort inter, obne audi nur eiHen &aHt pou
lId) Su 9eben. 9tcttmager belt iif oil benz
um9etebrten Soote teit, bel Der bodaebens
ben See uerlor er aber balb ieinen 9alt uno
lart inter, I'M ntd)t nlebr au5utauhen.
Sdmlot belt itd SmauSig Wtlnuteu lang
an Soote left, nersmsifelt I'M t1iiIfe ritfenb,
ianf IeOodJ banu ebsnfallS eritl0pit inter.
3erofal, pelder idwmmen tonnte, arbeis
tete itd3 nIittelt zines GuOerS lan9lam benz
ufer 6u, oOn 3ett ;u Sett lGut mn 9uITe
ruieno.
SdJlisBlif ipurbe er geb0rt, urO mebrere
8oote, oaruuter elnes, meldes pom 6erSog
S0rl SbeOoor in guperu, Dem beriibmteu
Augenar;te, beiieu SommeridlOB ild bel
SegerGiee befinoet, geleitet puroe, itN9en
bonn llier ab. 2erial wurbe i'll b0d)ft er.
it0pftem .3uitauOc gerettet. Die gelhen
bon Sbermeper uno 0teltmaper muroen ipG=
ter ans llfer sepiilt. 9teJentge Sd)mlot'S
IL nod, nid)t auigejuu0eu morocu.
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Painted Woods Pencilinys.

Joe Reuter- and son of Turtle Lake
stopped at Nils Nilssen's on their way
from Bismarck.
Mrs. Robert Weber and Miss Josie Pc
tersen of Slaughter were visiting relatives
here Saturday.
John A. johnson was in Bismarck last
Thursday.
James Boyl and p. w. Anderson, of
Washburn have been fishing in Painted
Woods creek.
Mrs. John Satterlund and daughter of
Washburn were visiting her sister, Mrs. L..
A. Larson, near Dry Point.
DIR. Lovejoy, Prof. Gerowe, Dan Leroy,
Mrs. Beisange and Miss Allie Tower from
Fort Stevenson were in Painted Woods on
their way to Bismarck.
The steamer Bachelor went up the river
bushels of wheat.
VIM. Reuter- and wife and children and
Mrs. Casper were at MERGERS ranch last
Thursday.
Commissioner John Allen of Mclean
county, Peter Nelson of Washburn, j.
Hodgeson Of Poverty Gulch and j.. Staley
OF Coal Harbor were in the city last
week.
Editor Britton and Rev. Ryan went to
Bismarck last week from W ashburn.
Miss Lissle Brown is making a visit to
her sister in the next township.
Six or eight horses, evidently estrays,
were seen in Wild Cat coulee last week.
The owners ought to look after them, as
they are apt to dc damage to the growing
crops.
A number of graders teams passed
through here, en- route to the northern part
Of the state to work or some of the numer-
Gus railroads.
Geo. Reed, Willard SHIRLEY, Prof. Fetzer
and Gus Dietrich of Bismarck spent Sun
day at Mr.. and Mrs. Joe. Browns.
Mr.. Jones OF Steele and Santa Claus were
in Painted Woods, looking for some estray
horses. They went on to Turtle Lake, &C.
companled by Will Carmen.
Mr.. Katz and Mr.. NOOdleman took a herd
of cattle from here to Bismarck.
The steamer Abner O'Neal went up the
river Sunday. She stopped for wood at
Painted Woods and proceeded to her des-
tination at Stanton.
DR.. Slaughter was seen on our streets
last Monday and Tuesday behind a pair of
fiery bronchos. One especially attracted
attention by his apparent sinewy and COM
pact build and more apparent docility, IN.
til a sweatf1y struck him and then he went
through a l2x16 pane of glass, harness and
all, without moulting a hair. The doctor
says that, next to a sweatfy, a rollicking
piece of paper most surely develops his
Painted Woods, N. D., May 20. ~
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NOTICE.
To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: y
Pursuant to the provisions of Section 10, Chap
ter 1872. of the Session Laws of 1890, the commits
sioners of railroads of the state of North Dakota
will make their annual visit to the stations on
the line of the Northern Pacific railroad and
branches as follows, to-wi,:
Davenport and Leonard, in the county of Cass;
Sheldon, Lisbon and Marshall, in the county
Valley Junction, LaMoure, Edgely, Grand Rap
ids. Dickey and Adrian, in the equity of La.
Moure, aad Montpelier, in the county of Suits
man, on the Sd day of June.
Medora, in the county of Billings; Bel6eld and
Dickinson, in the county of Sta k, on the 4th
day of June.
Gladstone, Tayloraud Richardton in the county
of Stark; Hebron, Glen Ullen, Sims, New sa-;
Bismarck in the county of Burleigh on the 5th
day Of June. So
Msnokcn and Sterling in the county of Burleigh;
Steele e d Da = :, Ta REd9ar and MS Crystal w springs p
Eldridge, jamestown and Pingree in the county
of stutsman, Melville and Darlington in the
county of Foster; Sykeston iu the county of
Wells on the 9th day of June.
New Rockford in the county Of Eddy; Oberon,
Minnewaukan and Leeds in the county BensOn;
Spiritwood in the county of Stutsman; Eckel-
son and darcy = in IT. the county y Of harness e. and a1E
day of June.
Sanborn, Valley City and Orisks. in the county
of Barnes; Tower City, Buffalo, Whestland, Cas-
s%elton, Mapleton and Fargo, in the county
of Cass, and GRAND Forks, in the county Of
Grand Forks, on the 9Th day of June.
Meckinock. Gilby and Johnston, in the county of
Grand Forks; Forest River and Grafton, in the
county of Walsh, and Drayton and Pembina,
in the county of Pembina, on the 9th day Of
June.
Minor, in the county of Sargent,and Wyndmere,
Mooreton, Farmineton and Wahpeton, in, the
county of Richland, on the 10Th day of June,
1891.
GEO. H. WALSH,
Chairman Board of Railroad Commissioners
M. j. EDGERLEY,
Secretary, 80
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NOTICE.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

Pursuant to the provisions of section 10, of
chapter 122 Of the session laws OF 1896, the COM
missioners of railroads of the state of North Da-
lions on the line of the Great Northern railway
and branches, as fn!lows, to wit:
%ahpeto9, Deyillo, Hansinsop; Stiles and
Ellendale and Guelph. in the county Of
D idShsy q st saqss6te b kGs1snd co ena G sSg Wd il 5ae
in he county Of Richland; kindred, Davenport.
Durbin aud Psge City. in the county Of Cass, and
Hope. IN the county of Steele, on the 18th day Of
June.
Armenia, Arthur, Hunter, Erie, Ripon. Ever
est and Casselton, in the copnty of Cass; Blanch-
Hatton, il the county Of Trail. and Northwood,
in the county of Grand Forks, on the 18th day of
June.
Langdon, Osnabrook and Milton, in the coun-
ty of Cavalier; Edinburg. Park River and Con-.
way. in the county Of Walsh; !nketer, Orr, Nc
Gamma, Larimore and Niagara. in the county of
and Lakota, in the county Of Nelson; bartlett,
Crazy and Devils Lake, in the county of lam
sey, on the 18th day Of June,
ty Of Ramsey; Cando, in the county of Towner;
Leeds. York and Pleasant Lake. in the. county Of
Willow City and Bottineau, in the county of
Bottineau, on the 18th day Of June.
in the county of Mount allie; Wlliston and
Buford, in the county of Buford, on the 18th
day of June.
Neche, Bathgate, Hamilton, Glaston. st. Thorn
as, Chrystal and Cavalier, in the county Of Penn
bina; Auburn, Grafton, Mimic and Ardock. in the
county of Walsh. and MARVEL, in the county Of
Grand Forks, on the 18th day June.
Grand Forks, data, Emerald. Arvilla, Thomp-
son and Reynolds, in the county Of Grand Forks;
county of Trail; Grandin. Gardner, Argusviile,
HARDWOOD and Fargo, in the county Of Cass. on
the 18th day of June. 1891.
GEO. II. WALSH,
Chairman Board Of Commissioners Of Railroads.
M. J. EDaERLEy. Secretary.