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6efabren Der cleftriiben StrnBen
babueu.

go ON, q. 3uut. = GeFcrn Nben0
murbeu Die Yuiiagiere uun Smei elettrid,en
StraBerbnhu gSGAgous III uerhle0enen
Staouheilcu pom einem Yauif er9rtHen, ais
iene Teuer iingen. Sic ipgangen ami bic
SraBe, obmohl Die SSdggonS nit grOBer
Shuealgteit Oubiu iuhrcu. 0rel5ebH Yerlo'
neu murOen perlebt. NapoM brel ldlOer.
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Hnilil1titj0Q.

Gamaqua, "a, u. 2Gul.-0er gtewz
Yorfer Baiiagier;ug Der uGenraibabn," Der
nm l.1O Na6mittags bier idllig mar, eHt'
gleiite beute pier Weilen Don pier, % elne
gSette offeu selaiieu woroen mar. Die
Gotomotipe unO Der @epddwaggOn itiirSten
elne 10 6uB bcbe 8oiduug btnab. gOtos
motiufiibrer gSiqtam 0oldl, StiSer gtad
6rees unO Gepadmeiiier SameS Wloore err
littcn itiuere SerleBungen.
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Scr tteuc Suocu.

@battuuOOg a, Gent, 81. Sum-
Der r3raOeSmuu" a9t bcute in elmer Ab'
bauoluug iibsr Die inOuitrlelle @nmlfeluug
OeS SiiocuS mdbrenb oeS ;pelteu EuartalS
bsS Sabres 1892, naB 77S meme Snculiries
llutcrnehmun9en incOrporirt mo 9e9riinoet
morpcu ieicu, m0breuo 2l3 III GntItcHen be-
ariiicu iiuo. Die 0eiammEOhl betrdat 10.
mt 99l aegeu $50 ilir paS eutpre1enoe
S.uartal i'll 1891 uub 1881 i'll 1890.
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Gin crfcr ocr Vsaieballmanic.

YhiluoeIp bia, p. SUM-. - atobert
Shiiier, % Sabre alt, Der am Samrag
berm Salebaupiele uOn elnem &au al
ben 8opi geiroHen muroe, eridg aeitern lelne
SerIcFuuaeu
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@ermrtheiIte 9NabIanfieber.

Seriep.@itp, R..S., %. 5uni. - Sm
SuDioH.G ountp. Geridtsboie purben seferu
Die iiberfiibrteu 2Sablinipeftoreu, na6bem
bas GrfenutniB Der uutereu Suitau; BON Der
y@ourt Of errors" befatigt morbeu mar,
perurtbeilt. Gs erbielten 6ranciS sSbeIan,
9apiO Goroon, Sobn 98aplau. Nartiu s.
S8bit., Tbomas 3rotter, Senrp Spears,
Ssfar SribOusb, Yutrld gie@ratb, Sobu
=. @sau, SObU :. Rurrup, 2bos. Mastla
uub Saues Burns, je IS Niouate Gefdus.
niB; Charles yiusent, Oii9oel Sberrp,
$atrif Seup, Sobu Stmoubs, gSiliam IS.
Some, Sbumas Goroou, Sobu S. gSbelan
nno Better s. &aiHpp, js 8 @iOuate 3udt.
baus. IbweienO pareu Sol. y. Sudribge.
Soieph S. Dtoraiu, Satrid s. Senue6g nno
Sohn 8. 0iiller. 5tidter gippincott laate,
,r werOe, w,nn bic 9eeteren iib ni6t bsute
ftellt.u, Snitbei.hle ges.n ile srlaiieu. 9i.
Serurtbeilteu iuurbeu iOfort in Die Straf.
auftalteu iiberaeiiihrt.
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@rturlIOns, ,6llltie siplimen allen Statios
neu werotn an L., q, 3. uuo 4. Sul per'
taurt mo bleiben bis eini6lieB!ldl ben D..
9ul ;ur Hadtebr giiltig. Hate . Gems
Die lfeile. Niiulmum Is @tnts.
1535.SD
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Gine Grpcottion smr Hcttttn8 bot
Tor0NpLfatrcrtt.

giem.9ort, y. 3uni.-0er Oampiel
v0iiranoa" iubr beute pom @ougreBitraBen
0od, Srootlpn, nit Der Gcicaldaft an
@oro ab, ueld)e 2ieutennnt j. Is. bearcer
uuO @euoIen i'll Gismeere 0utluden lou
I'm Der Spite Der grpcoltiOn heht %rOt
Au0el 0eilprln BON Der pGbuaoelpble,
afapcm1e tiir 9taturmiieuitlaft."
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0.s lit nidit prit, bat nte aerrut

S.3u EGrr 81 iabr'n init Der Strasentatn.
Sd babe iccbe7 siu politdnbiseo sliiortiment BON
DluiterH in fSruhiahretslnims: Mno Seinficioers
Stoncn srbnIten. ilebcr 500 TeiiIns Iiesen Dor,
I'M bic sluswah Su treffen. S ileae einen arSus tr
$40 h:r, Der irgeao enem S25zaHue IN Der Staot
oeidfommt, uno aarGHtire eenaue5 Eaiien. Id bes
Jorge NHmsen uno 3uitneioen elbit uno srriHse oas
burth eiHen gortbeiI, Der meinen alruoen Su Guts
fouImt.
YGrr, Der Suubeuidneiber,
ssr. 915. ST Baltimore Giraffe.
(aprill ,3Ui!eg)
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Gine frQufe 2eber

lit in pcn meiNeu GdQeu Die llriahe cine,
ergerridteH, peIulid)eu Stimmung uno
Der uu5 uubalteuoeH Geid)meroen, uno
oieie 2eioeu weroeu 10 laHge OUueru, ais e5
Der gebsr geitatS! 1T, IN lbren trdgen, frunts
baiteu 3uitauoe iu ucrbarreu.
3ur SclebuUg unO Gririihung Der Seber
uuO auberer @erouuuug5orgOnc NIB OereH
llmwarOlung in ibreu NOrmal3utanO unO
cine geuEOe 2bati9teit giebt eS teln beiieres
gRftlel MA
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shledltes gSafier In Qaris.

2onoou, %. SuHi.-2er Yurlicr @orre
ipouoeut Der ySimes" Oriugt i'll slnbctradlt
Der Gbolcraiur6t auf Die giotbwenOl9tclt
elmer Serbeiieruna Der &GiierSufuhr jener
StaOt. Gr iugt, cine 9lualgle bepelie. OaB
9Saiier aus Der Seiue, natlbem eS Illtrlrt
wurOe, $1,000 9atterlcu pro SubltccuIi-
meter eutbislt. Gr figt jeoOdl blnSu, oaP
teiue @bolera= OSer SgpbuS.Saclaeu I'M
9Saiier ueiuuOen murOen.
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s,as in p,aroffo aeaen oie Gualanoer.

Sanqer, 81. Suui.-Oer Sultan bat
benz brittiheu &Ouinl i'll Sole Die Grequatur
ertbeilt, permtgert Oemielben aber Die Be-
r.d)tiguug, Die britiihe 6lugge aui5uhiiien.
Ser brltildle GeOnOte ertiGrte tbm Oarauf
bag Die 6lagae hoeOem auigcblBt meroe
unO zap er ilr ene &eIeiOIgun9 Ocrielben
ueruutuOrtlib gebalten mcroe. Ills DIE
6laaQe oauu auiae;Ogen murOe, muroe elne
felupieli9e 9emOninauOu gema1t, III 6OIge
8eHeu i'd Der 9OniuI anittfte, Die 6Iaggc
;u pertbeiOigeu. 3uuor lieB er jeDoU benz
@roBue;lsr iusen, cr peroe III Sertheloi.
9ung Der 6lagge leiu Yebsn aurS opel
ieten mo leU Slut werOe Oanu iibsr 0ta-
roffo fommeu. Ser SullaU lanbte baranl
aui Serauluiiuug OeS GrObuc5iers 400 Scls
Oatea ;ur SefIpung oe5 brltiiten Sons
iuls unb sur Serublgung Der aut9ere9ten
0tenge ab.
Anardifen perurtbeiIt.
2Itti d, 81. Suni.-2lm Samitag ens
bette bier Der YrO;eB 9e9en Die anarttiriten
0Duumtboloe. Dtoineau mnrOe 81 orel
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Gmropaiihc SaUclpcrthte.
Die ehpei, uuS Die 6bieaoa'er &eItausiteI
It,ro

Seru,2 p. Suni.-gSiOer Grmarten hat
Der 9tatioualratb nit GS aegeu 26 Sttmmen
Die pou Den Srauen uOu Bern uno @'eHI fllr
bic Experimentation beioer Stdpte III Der
&blcaqo'sr S9eltauSiteluua uer!an9te 2e.
piaiguug pom 10000 6rauten uerpcIgcrt.
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SircftDrens&ahlen.
Nic sentfdle sanf pOn eaItimore:

Salti more ben IS. SUM 1892.
Die SirettoreH obiger SGnf baben bcuie cine bdI6r
laDrllde, tieuerTree Stpioenoe poH pa Brosent er=
Hart Sahlbar am unb nab Diontag, ben IL. uIi '92.
(lb5,9,G5l u. @ebcr, 9aiirer
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@ep0lbeelnltu I'M = tn IL
uel. - Sie Spureu OcS itarteu Hegeu5
madlteu iiG in i6ltmmcr &Selle an pSelts"
Suuuel geltenO. 3miihsn Der DIarplanos
auenuc uno GbarlesilraBe iollte al Dem bier
uon Sleu uadl 9Sereu lauitnoeH &unuel
EN- bereltS Intermediates Stiid 0eS SuuHelS
nut GrOe beOedt werOeu, ais itd oil Dem
ofieuen 2urd)itidJ Der 9taum, meldler Smls
ldleu Der Groe uuO Der - bis 3 1SuB brelten
Niauer an Der yiorOielte itdI b.iinoet, nit
2Saiisr falte, Sas pas ganSe Dtauers uno
@eu6lbewert aAi cine Gntiernung uon l5O
6uB gum Ginlturi bradte. Dienl6enlebeu
ltnO 9liidliter 9Stile tsiue iu befIagen.
3luei Diajbmeu mt ben Sugenleuren
TrIut @alu uuo Srowu, meldle furS Dor
Dem Giuitur; bort gearbeltet baiteu, maren
eutierut luoroeu. Smmerbln betrd9t Der
SnaOeu, welbeu Die Goutrattorcn NicGabe
& Nebrlper erIeIoeu, etlua $4,000. Ser
SGcll pcS SuuHelS, meldler ild) Spllben
SGf. uuo Dtdrplauo Auenue, au9rtuScnr
all peu elu9cltiiriteI, beiiuOet unG berelta
mt Groe mleOer beOedt III, blieb lutatt.
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Ser 3entiGe GerreiponSeat,
EdsIih, fpo9entiidb nEb sonntass,

n. Raiue, GiseItbamcr nno 9ccaftenr,
ehbpeisgde SaItinoresS Srate unb Roii=S >ape.
gr,is bes taaIid,en ssIettes, hurd 3rdacr In Sal.
ttr,ore rRo in Der 9atbdrihaft beiorat 12lS Cts;
iaaIidc uno Sonuta as =sluesabe Is @ts. pro
@odeSdblbar uotbeHtlid On bic oasSlatt beiorsenben
9ortozg zgorausbesdbuHe $3.50 pro Sahr, fur firscre
3cit iut 8erhdltnif; fiir bic p6dlcufIdle MuSgabe
nit SonntaasbIait, portofrsi, nit abSug tir Clubs,
81 so pro jGpr, Hadp ir9eno eiaem Grte bes SnIans
bes, 81 nGb europa. Sruutas ss=stue gabe 81
pro SGbr-SaS bette uRo btIiaite oeutidje 9Iatt
In ben pdttsl= uno Sloitaatea.
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89Fe!
S6iic!

sur 0geiie i'm Nusanbe beioret inn.rbaIb 81 Shnnsu
Su bebeuteno berabseieetem Breiie
&euare gaine,
&Ge 8altimsreftrefe une $ohsSfficc= =ApeHps.
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Gricsipn'id1e Sinic.
Gusfliiac ant 4. SuIi nadb 9biIaoeIphia.

gSdrum luollte Tnn bic bciBeH Sabnnaaaons be-
nuber, ipenH man fur So Die Huup pfabrt Su NaIer
babcu fam!
Seausme 9oiiter=9 9inri6hna.
S1mpIer nit @lettri,itdt crleutltet
Sillete fno an /. uno 2 Sui I'M 8iiredu gr 2O4
StabtitraBe, 81 babeu.
Yer 9ampfer fdbrt I'M 5 llbr ob.
153-1D igrl Sbriper gacrt.
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Stbi0en0en.

Sie 1eutidle BAIT pom Baltimore.
q | I / IN tor c, ben IS. SUM- 1899.
Vie Idbrllde gSobl uon 9ireftoren pirb dm Dtpnz
tao. ben !. SnIi s92, 9iadmittass Spiihen uno
. ubr. I'M 8uufsebduoe ftattfnoeu.
(155,3,G5l " &cbcr, Saiiirer
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Ut q b to q D'S
YiQeu.

9as poltommen'tc, iitbsrir uno sureIldiiiafe @bs
fuburlsmltie Ielu UsleiGUilb, eEtbalt nurdloU5
te.r S.uefiIl5er ucer aHbege 5egioun6e SWbnducH,
beigt Gue guteH 9lceainGiisH, luelte Sues"i-- ..s
GetGl3uHgSmtIel brCt, olEf ~ .stuuI rpeEo ylHcI
o.ncH G5eiH No-n>-; * gaOeH Suedii.ber eIitgt mo
ilEo bic buleH Der UOorrHeE gHIrenihuit ltW0roeH.
Gltsdzt siEsebuui uro ssitmGfios; felHs twicu9s
tslt I'M 9eJaHtegitutcH heT Waopan's piuen;
Nib uzo CHseEehm nao le rad Der ions 3utEeilb
plrieHo biz elcb.lHqspIlleE oer Ge9eHiUGu.
Sis heisH ale Observation-Disclosures oes Uf1qcHs, oer
seber, Seodrme, 9ticgcH, $lae, yieIueH, appeIits
lorgielt, SopilpmeIieE, ScTtCpiuHg, NHceTolElps
ttli. Sl0buH9eH, 5ieber, 9oTmcHtluHouHg, edE9rz
tboIoen Lno ale nHre9emd6isteiteH Der IHRs, IN
Ebeie.
8rtls 25 Cents oi, Sor. gei Gacn GrOsuiisH 90
bateH
Dian 9ebe ilfer uno iehe 81, Dap man
pRaNwags" erbdltl
Dan itids eiHe 9Tisimarte on Sr. Raomas 6
Srmp., ytr. 81, SSGrreHs Srate, gcus goTt nm ole
Striit False and True" weIhe peItbpoae AI5hali
sieiI. ARsei6Idt 80 bstOmmta-
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rGin 0ieaeuinrm nit aroBeH : dlIoiieH
Sod oeitern iiber XIro mo Werr,

Soa geitern iiber 2ano uES Dletr.
9aE trduicIgIeit olc 9d,ber soiieH."
User mIu OaS be;mclteln, Der oIN gtlirlgt
S9ctter bepbaditet hat? Sd)ou nm lin
Niorseus beguuu eS Su bouueru mo 81
blit,u; betameu mir i,lbl Gut nidlt ulcI
uou bleism llugemtter Sm Ioiten, 10 wur0eu
uuiere &oridn.e SSaperir, @opauStopu
uno ibre 9taAbaridait um 10 iawercr beim'
9eiutt.
BORT iicleu 6naelihloieu in Der @rGBe
Don Gaubeu. bis su 0iibucrcleru, Die nlbt
uubcbeuteuben Sdlaben oil Den Sbnbiumen
MD 6tu @emiiiephanien aut oieuem SclOC
OnridJteten. SH uIeleu Sreibhdulcru mgrs
Den Die 0ldSid)elbeu Der Se0abungeU SER
trlimmert; inter Iuoeren erlelbct AM otclt
SSeiie Der al Der Eimlico Slucnue mobuz
haite S)r. !Dugo gSalter elnen S7'"N"u pon
$40, Der oil berelbcn 9lr II
bttrebenoe Aor. ShonlaS Suttou ellteu lol.
den Don $50, Srau Sobu 2. @utiugS al
Der HtiIierstopntr Hsao uuD Der ebeufGQS
0aielbit mohuhaite SObauu Sler le Ctneu
lOld)en bon $40.
Ter pon 4 bis G llhr unauih0rlid) nieNer-
itr6meube 6egen, peld)er ldon mehr Die
Nol1e elneS gSolfcubrudleS su lem ltien,
iiberIbwemmte uatiirli6 aud) Die Souter'
rains mebrerer oauier. 9aS 99aiier lIber'
futbete ben 8eller oeS @oniettldpenS pon
Solepb 6. Sd)lelier, 9tr. $50, SSelts SaltI'
lnoreltraBe, mo rld)tete oil Dtehl uuo ,3udcr
eiuen Shabeu uou etma $l75 al. SIN
God uOu circa 6uB Surbmcfier purbe all
Der Siomeitede Der HiHeitraBe uuo Henu=
ALLEN auSaemaideu. lleberlhmcmmt mur'
heu ieruer ole Seller Der 06uier 9tr. 12l,
gtorOs BiueitraBs. S6aoen $25, 9tr. 63l BIS
6j9 unO 622 bis eco, &lueitraBc, 9tr. l7l2
bis 1920, GttiugiuuBe, 9ir. l7l3 bis 1928
uuo I7lO bis 1928. 9iuiiiouitrGBe, lomIe
1921 bis 1871, 9ruO 'ola-9lue.
Gtpa II 3oa hod) itano OaS SSGiier in :.
Serrp Suuer'S Noblenbof, 9tr.lS04, NrGut'
linitrabc, uno i'll peu Sellerm aller I0Guler
all Der Sraufllus, ;ullhen Der Sarep. mo
GalbcuuitraBe, uno al Der @albounltraBe,
;wlihcu Der @bmOubl Hl.sluenue uuO grant
lmitraBs.
SIN iublifcE StaOttheile beyritteu Die
gleidleu SerhdltuIlle. Die Ntautrn Der nod)
III San begylneuen !0duler all Der Charles,
;wiid)eu Der 9Stlt- uno SitenoitraBe, luuroen
;um Setrage uou eupa 500 bcltdOiat.
Der Sabre alte 9&illle g8uli5 pon 9tr.
204G, @anfiraBc, ltiir;te gcilern Ibeuo &c
llpr lpaprtHo Ute CtluuleIleYene "H pNI
@de Der &anf- uup GbeiterilraBe in cine
nit gSaiIer geiiiute AuSgrabnng, Die tuc
oaS 2e9en eiuer gbiugsrobre gemoht mar,
mo pare ii6erlidI ertruuieu, menn lbH nld)t
~. gouls &raBmtd nod rehBeltt9 mIcper
bcrauSge;pgen bdtte.
Der gelteru Ntor9.u ialleuSe 6agel
idblua al vi. OGutsie'S Sreib9aus, ytr.
SIP, Sbeituut- Nueuue, ctua 800 6cuitcr=
l1etbeu suammeH. Ser S90Oen bct:d9t
etma $50.
Tiir beute meroeu ms lcihtc Segeus
ihauer bel lonit i66ucm SScuer nit noro.
weiilldeu SSiuoeH uuO emaS filblerer Cent
peratur III YuSild)t gsiteut.
@epolbeetniturS I'M 8ahntu IL
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wtd,ter .pnd, nu ocr .irbeit. :.

@alpe ~, Scr., y. Junl.-0ine
Speslalccpeihe melott: D2rei 9ieger wurt
pen an 6reltag bel SpurgsS erlfciIen.
gle haten 9eilan0en, 0aB ile AM porberaes
bcuoeu GbtuO 6rau Seaslcp mo ibre
Sodter IN Der Habe leueS SrteS uergepaI.
ti9t batteu."
Naihuillc, Gent, 81. SIri. - 3n
SbclbDullle, Gem, orurg btnte Elm Soils
bauien III oas @efdu9niB Elm, Slpang nel
Sdlerlii sur Ausllei.rung Der SdJliiljel, er'
qriiI ben @attiumUroer SSm. SateS aus
IopeSpille uuO blug ibn oil elnem Saume
i'm boit Ocs @eridtSgebGuO,S auf. Bates
ertl1rte, er lei uMiduIOla.
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StaSt Baltimore.
GnoIid1 cine 9lbflbluu9.

Reacn in 2tr5meu, itsucuwciie beaIritet uun
SaseI. - 0ihdIidier sSeiie fsiu aroGer
ehaoen anserid,tet.-9iuf feline TadIridlz
ten BON oem SSatben ocs SturmeS aui Der
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Mnarhliten perurtheiIt.
vSseflid,e @aryldnOer Sabn.
Heiertaas.s stuSIIuas sRateu.

/. Suli..................4. Suli
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oerben semiinid)t miro. Giui9e Der gemein'
fen Sdlrelber lolder 9Oittarten ipredleu
ben @unid) ans, Srau @labitone nnS ibrs
G6tter mDd)teu nodl in ibren lettenAthem'
Siigen dbulideu &srgewaltiguugcn unN Guts
ebruu0eu uuterporieu weroen, wle ieiuer
3eit Die bulgariibeu 6raHen SeitenS Der
tiirfIidlen Sol0dtesfd.
CAPTAIN Scraps Surldbernimua.
EarlS, 2S. SUM. - 0r. Z. SeIferlon
Coolidge, Der am.rltaniide @eiarOtc, bate
beute cine lluter-epuua nit Sru. 9tlbot, Dem
Diiuiiter fir auSmdrtigc Au9elegenbciien,
Huo tbeilte ibm nit, OaB in llebersiuitim'
muug nit benz S9uuite Der frGn;0iiihen
&egicruug, @opitau Sorpp Don Der 9te9ie'
rung III gSoibiugtOu ;uriidberuten moroeu
lei. Gr iiigt bIu;u, buB ein 9tadlTol9er
fir ibu balo eruanut merbeu mirbc. GS 1T
iset mabribelulIh,. bnB er. 9iaGuet, Der
boulanglltiid)e Seputirte, peldcr beablita
tigtc, Die 9egierung III Der 9eputirtcntam'
mer iiber Ole 9tu9elegcnbeit Su luterpeilirel,
icne Srageu uid)t iieuen miro. 9te 9futs
beruiIug Ocs Gapit'nS Sorup bat bier cine
gute 98ufunQ 9e5abt. 'Nr. 9tlbOt ldrleb
an 6ru. 9iaquet mo tbeiltt ihm nit, oaB
Die &ugelcgeubcit beigclcgt mo oab es nid1t
rlthmeuDid iel meitcre Erldeu IL ifetleu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-06-29

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ben Yahtmdhter Braun aui ben Stuien
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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-04-28
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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-04-28
REASONS WHY
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Is The Best.

FIRsTLY-It oldest Cream of Tartar Baking Powder
in the world, and has stood the of years
SEcoNDLY-Its makers have succumbed to the
temptation ammonia alum in their goods for
the purpose of cheapening the cost
THIRD1y-It made from the purest Cream of Tartar
plant Jersey City controlled by this
company by patented processes used by other rener
FouRTHLY-The governments of the United States and
Canada have Prices Cream Baking Powder after
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universities prominent physicians boards of health and the
public used in the United States Army and Navy and
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FFrHLY-It just what is represented to be, VIZ:
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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-04-28
HORSE EXHIBIT.

On Saturday, May 18th, L. A. Day,
A. f. Hit and Dave Jones will bring
their fine stations to Weiser and
have them on exhibition. Several
others will likely follow suit, and
right here we would suggest that
every owner of a fine horse bring it
to town on that day if he can posi-
bly, do so, and make as fine a showing
as possible. 1t will create interest
and may be the first step toward
holding county fair. Ennor Bros.
have agreed to put the price of weigh
ing down to 10 cents for that day
Bring forth the horse!
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-04-28
BRAN DIS.

G. w. RIGGS-Horses branded r on
shoulder and q on stifie.
II. HAAS-Horses branded - on left
shoulder. n
G. T. REAVIS-cattle 7 on right hip;
horses same on left shoulder. Address,
Middle valley, Idaho.
A. F. HITT-Horses HIT on left
stifie.
L. LANSDON.-Hor branded A
on left shoulder; cattle on right hip. v
LYMAN Horses branded
6 on left shoulder; cattle, So on left
hip.
f. NJ, HUBAARD-Horses branded II
on left stifie cattle FIJI on left side.
address, Weiser, Idaho.
Champlin e. Hallock-horses branded
~ Oh and connected with half-circle
10 over) on left shoulder cattle same on
jaw. Weiser.
Geo. Nesbit-sheep marked l. on back
Weiser. Idaho.
D. N. BAKER-Horses branded with
triangle on left shoulder. Sheep marked
the same on back.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-04-28
IN And ABOUT TOWN.
Items Caught on the Fly
by Our Reporter.
miscellaneous N1eIanRe.

METAL MARKET-Bar silver, $0.s7.
Mrs. E. M. Barton and Mrs. G. F.
Drake are visiting in Boise.
Idaho will protect purchasers of
state lands against trespassers.
Say good word for your county
and the towns therein always.
Let us talk up a county fair for
this fall. What say you.
The Citizen holds to the policy that
mistake once made it is forever too
late to be remedied.
G. NJ Hixon has received his
official appointment as postmaster,
but will not take charge for month
or so.
Ed. Brannon, of Lower Crane, is
intending to try single handed for
artesian water on his farm this
season, Hope he will succeed.
R. E. Wilson and Mr.. Skibbe,
Salubria merchants, passed through
town twice this week on their way to
and from Boise.
The constltutionality of the liquor
law has been affirmed by the supreme
court.
Construction on the huge Payette
canal will begin at once. There will
be some 500 men and teams employed.
G. H. Seebre and wife of Caldwell,
visited Weiser Monday last. They
were accompanied by Mrs. Seebree's
niece, Mrs Gaylord of Salt Lake
City.
The robbers of the Boise post office
have been run down. The robber OF
the Weiser post office some time ago,
has never been sought for.
The famous twenty yearold hole
in Middle valley, the terror of team
sters and the stage has been fixed uI
somewhat.
Harry Estabrook left town Monday
in company with Billy Carswell, bounC
for Warrens, where he has one of th,
most fabulously rich placer mines il
Idaho.
If a road is built up the Weise
canyon, ten times its cost will b'
saved in transportation within TIVE
years.
Jenney & Warehouses; handsom
. drug store has become handsome still
g under the skilful hands of A. Sears
who has papered it with show.
y ingram paper.
B. Haas, the rusting Salubri
merchant, was in Weiser this week
0 The big loads of freight constant
}, leaving here and consigned to hir
f give evidence that he is doing pros
. porous business.
G A man over from Long valley las
:, week said that there was yet two fee
: of snow at VanWyck. On th
a summit, coming over he ran his snow
q shoe pole down full length Is fee
and could not touch bottom.
n A meeting of the officers and diret
. tors of the Idaho state board of con
merce is called at Pocatello on May
So to consider what aid the board sha
, give in securing proper represents
. ton of the interests of our state ;
q the worlds fair, and to transact sue
al other business as may properly con
n before it.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-04-28

We are backward about repeating
our own praise, but as we have been
repeatedly asked what compliments
were paid us at the banquet, we mod
estly give the following sentences
which we recollect from among the
many and for which we are truly
thankful:
MT. Harlan-"I have heard much
of him (ourself, have heard him well
spoken of. "
Prof. T. NJ. Jeffreys-"We like to
meet him; we like to take his hand
in friendship"
DR.. S. NJ. G. Reynolds-"He is an
honest young man. He is capable
young man. We like to take his
paper and we like to read it.
Subscriptions will be thankfully
received at the old stand.