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The Portland daily press., 1892-03-12

"Don Jayne d'Avila, will you answer
my question now?" asked the grand N
luisitor, in calm but terribly sjgn1tl-
can't tone.
The head did not respond. 1t had
.eased to anathematize, butt began
10 laugh! The excruciating agony had
forced the knight to maddened laughter,
and then to demoniacal yells. This
horrible laughter caused the myrmidons
to tremble, and Lucero was compelled
to think of the gold that would soon
make him wealthy in order to queu his
throbbing heart, steady his shaking
hands and subdue his tears.
The person at the artists side again
nodded. The grand inquisitor under
stood. He ordered the flames to be par
TALLY extinguished; otherwise the vic
tim would too soon be delivered from
torture.
The face slowly lost its rudy color
and gradually took a flaccid, yellow hue.
The features returned somewhat to their
natural lines, but burrows in the shape
of diminutive reptiles appeared to Tilt
across the countenance. Not vestlge
Of youth or beauty remained. The sixth
sketch was finished.
The inquisitor again Queried, CIVIL
you reply, Don Jayne"
The head had comprehended. Slowly
it was lifted, the eyes opened wildly as
though they would dart from their sock
cts, the chin shook and fell. The scene
was an awful one. The cold hearted
and rapacious artist shuddered as he
turned away.
"Well, Fapresto, why do you hesitate?
This is the most interesting study OF
ALL"
The phantom head spoke in a thick,
stertorous voice, "Felipe-in seven
days. shall-answer you!"
The eyes rolled, the lids sank heavily,
tho lips became blue and remained open;
the head drew to one side and fell heav-
lily upon the fagstone. Every feature
stifened.
.Extinguish the frev' cried the in
quisitor.
.sIs not this a magnificent study7
Draw it carefully and at your leisure.
He has tainted. They will revive him
presently"
They did not succeed, however. He
had not tainted. He was dead.
"You stupid fellowt' cried the artist,
when Don Jayme's death was announced.
s'Was it necessary for you to die at the
eighth sketch? / lose 1000 picayunes!"
"Do not fear; you will receive the full
amount for the eight studies. They
have been superbly executed. Now, go
home and retouch them"
Lucero stepped into the sedan and was
conveyed to his study.
In four days the portraits were finish
ed. They were executed with terrible
fidelity. Felipe praised them highly
and sent them to the queen.
On the fifth day it was announced that
the queen was insane. On the sixth day
the grandees of CASTLE were assembled
in the Escurial when they were in
formed by Felipe that in consequence of
the queens deranged mind she would be
unable to govern. On the seventh day
Felipe the Fair was no longer "High-
ness" but Majesty" and his name was
written above Juana's upon state docu-
ments. On the eighth day this same
Felipe lay upon bier. He was found
dead in his chamber that morning.
Translated from tho Hungarian by Emil
Friend for Romance.
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for
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these boys who had brought her some cakes
tbs Ah suppose you get the benst OF one OF
What do you mean, 1na5atahin aT O.,
do Eat hsnS 81 edme shas yo2a Is
Companion,
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RUSSELL SAGE

RUSSELL SAGE
The well-known financier, writes;
"5oe FIFTH AVENUE,
NEW York CITY, December 20, lS9o.)
"For the last twenty years have been using
ALLoocK's Porous PLAsTERs They have
repeatedly cured me of rheumatic pains and
pains in my side and back. Whenever Ihave a
cold, one on my chest and one on my back
speedily relieve me.
"My family are never without them"
RUSSELL SAGE
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That sense of extreme sCeori'oess indicates dis
ordered blood. Ayers Sarsaparilla purifes 1t.
A lady went not long since to call upon a
neighbor in the country and found the five-year-
old son of the house playing upon the lawn.
'How do you do, Georgia." she said. Is your
mamma at home?"
''No, Mrs. Gray" he answered, with the most
approved politeness.
81 am sorry for that" the caller said. "Will
she be gone long?"
81 don't know the little fellow answered,
ddoubtfully. shes gone to a Christian and
GONE to what?" the lady exclaimed in as
constituent.
ITO Christian and Devil meeting in the ves-
try" was the reply.
And it suddenly flashed across the callers
remembrance that for that afternoon had been
appointed at the yestry Of the church a meeting
OF the Society OF Christian Eudeayor.-Bos
Courier.
Ayers Sarsaparilla is just what you want for
spring neutrality-suspicious. to all.
An American lady visiting Paris WAS CON
tinuaily interested in the smart little boys in
white caps and aprons who deliver the wares Of
the pastry cooks. One day she said to one Of
The Portland daily press., 1892-03-12

FEyO LET'S very desirable tenements of
a rooms each, prices S12, SIG. and SIS per
month; also for sale houses in all parts of the
city. j. G. WOODMAN 1852 Exchange St.
Slot
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" time to buy Cedar Posts 8 foot posts from
three to four inches for sale low by J. I'll.
BLAKE, Widgery'S Wharf. 121
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uTANTED-An experienced lady compost
w tor; steady work. SMITH s. SALE,
As Exchange street. 81
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VXTANTED-A girl for general housework at
w 113 Winter street. MRS. STEPHEN
BERRY. 81
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AGENTS.

c.PECIAI, AGENTS wANTED-To take
y charge of the appointment of Local Agents
for the United Worlds Fair & Excursion co.
Must work on commission basis; big chance
for the right man. Apply to GEO; u.
Kendall, general agent for Maine, or ". Il.
WALDRON, real estate agent, No. $50 Middle
street Portland. Me. III
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FOR SALE.

U1LECTRIC RAZORS FOR SALE; new
n lot of the celebrated Electric Razors just re-
ceived; Prices low and every razor warranted.
Try one. G. /. BAILEY, 1858 Middle street. y
12-1 n
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VNANTED.-Agentsw wanted for reliable life
w Insurance, cheapest known; only 25 sin
gle assessments total since 1885. Reserve
fund, responsible management, no "endow-
tive features Liberal terms to canvassers;
previous experience not requisite. Correspon-
dence invited. PROVIDENT AID SOCIETY,
Portland, Me. jan2O-S
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L lot situated on Temple street. known as
the Merchants Exchange Hotel, now runninga as
such. Contains 40 rooms. all the modern, i'm,
provements, fine large office finished in hard
pieces of property in Portland; price low; terms
easy. Inquire of A. c, LIBBY, 4244 Exchange
street. 81
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Delsartean Disciple.

Delsartean Disciple.
Mistress-Norah, how does it happen find
you idling away your time in that rocking
chair?
idng, men, Yam ann re angaie ma Belsarsheen
mem. Chicago Tribune.
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VgTANTED-AI persons in want of trunks or
w bags to call at L. d. REYNOLDS, 556
and $50 Congress street, corner of Oak; as we
manufacture our goods, and can therefore give
you bottom prices; trunks repaired; open
evenings until 9. lan13-9
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.

Tho short my stature, yet my smell extends
To Heaven itself and earth's remotest ends"
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Progress of the Play.
Agent-What kind of progress are you MAX
ing with your tragedy?
playwdightEeautfu bea abs ieader rye got
orchestra, and the ak is drawn on him
.Agent-Let her go, old man. :. II PEI the au-
dlence is wild with iny.-DetrOlt Free PfeSS.
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XNTANTED-A milliner who can trim and
w sell; good wages. long season. Address
E. d. WADE, Dover, Me-, or CHENERY &
CO. 241 Middle street, City. 10-1
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TITO LET-Furnished rooms to let at II Free
a st. Inquire between the hours OF and
IL. 1O-1
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NOR SALE-All the furniture and fxtu%res
if called fer at onoe 1873 Federal St.. 1O-1 I
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FEMALE HELP.

NNANTED-A strong, capable woman to do
w homework in the country for family OF
six and wait upon an aged lady; S4.oOa week
to the right person. Apply by letter only to NJ.
G. MILLIKEN, Cumberland, Me- 12-1
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vgTANTED-Top purchase a gentleman's sec
wv ond hand invalid chair. Address "I''
this office. 1O-l
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w q I&s-Iu HID.
WANTED.

WANTED-To call at your, store or house
iron. rubbers, bottles, metals of all kinds. Ii
YOU have any of the above please drop me a
postal. Address G. B. WISH 81 Hanover
Street, city. ll-lH
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NOR SALE-The furniture and good will Of
Il the trade of the Blanchard House." situa-
ted at No. 20 Free street, Portland, Me. This
nished house of 25 or more rooms, first class
and centrally located. Persons DESTROYS of
purchasing are invited to call at the house any
afternoon where they can examine and receive
full information in regard to same. MRS. 7.
SHORT 81
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TO LET.

ITO LET-House No. 80 Park street, contain
IL ing II rooms, all in nice repair and fully
furnished. Immediate possession. Apply to
JOHN +. PROCTOR, Centennial Block. 12-1
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r. W, Farley, waltham, Mass, was cured Of
gray hair by HALLS Hair Remover.
The Portland daily press., 1892-03-12

NOR SALE-Two Hosting Engines; in first
u class order. Apply to B. j. WILLARD,
No. SO Commercial street. 9-4
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TEIO LET-On Cushings Island cottage Of
Il Alive rooms lathed and plastered with
water closet and good supply of water, will be
TER. 81
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ENoR SALES fine extra finished express
Il wagons with tops, built for the Ontario.
Express Co. by THE Abbott Downing Co.." of
Concord, NH, and now will be sold at rea-
sonable price; also sets new express har-
nesses, seen at A. G. SAWYER'S STABLE,
corner Market and Federal Sts 81
The Portland daily press., 1892-03-12

NOTICE-Wanted to buy from $1,000 to S15,-
IN 600 worth OF cast-off clothing; 1 pay the
highest cash price for ladies' dresses, gents
and childrens clothing, and gents winter over
coats; call or address letter OF postal to 5.
LEVI 81 Middle street. aug10tf
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NXTANTED-To buy, in the western or CEN
w trail part of city house suitable for two
families. HOUSE" Box 67S. 1o-1
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NOR sALE-The fine residence, No. Al
II Thomas street. Modern and first class In
its appointments. Inquire of s. B. KELSEY,
No. PAS Commercial street. jan12-H
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He was up before Western justice for play
ing poker for money.
$50 you were playing cards?" queried the
Court, sarcastically.
mo, your honor, was not" was the prompt
reply.
mot playing eards?" and the Courts amaze
ment was visible. Why, the officer arrested
you at the table,"
81 know it, your honor"
''Then why do you say that you were not
playing?n
because wasn't, your honor. The other
fellow was doing all the playing. Free
Press.
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NOR SALE-One new express wagon, 5
a. springs; one second hand, springs;
beach wagons, side springs; 2 Concord wagons;
/ box wagon. side springs, built by Zenas
Thompson and Martin Pennell one extension
top carryall also several family horses and
some nice pairs at 697 Congress street. FER
NALD & SAWYER. 7-2
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- q. @ TaT5- TT U. +,
7 70 !. :: = !

The spacious second floor Of our
store, lately occupied by w. II. Koh-
ling. Steam heat and excellent light.
LORING, SHORT & HARMON.
feb 20 dow
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ITO LET-A very pleasant and desirable lower
IL rent of eight rooms, has bath room, gas and
furnace; everything in good order; good stable
on the premises. No. 116 WINTERST. 80
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NOR sALE-A three story house yielding
IL $3.50 per annum for the RENTAL lot 67OO
So IT,, with frontage of about SO it.;
an opportunity from an investor, has 10
rooms. BENJAMIN. SHAW 511a Exchange.
81
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MONEY TO LOAN-On first or second
QyA mortgages, on real estate, commercial
paper or any good collateral securities. In
quire of A. c. LIBBY, 4215 Exchange st. 81
The Portland daily press., 1892-03-12

have not used all of one bottle yet I SUI
fered from catarrh for twelve years, experience
ing the nauseating dropping in the throat pecu-
liar to that disease, and nose bleed almost
daily. tried various remedies without benefit
until last April, when I saw Ely's Cream Balm
advertised in the Boston Budget, | procured a
bottle, and since the first days use have had no
more bleeding-the soreness is entirely gone
D. G. Davidson, with the Boston Budget, for
merly with Boston Journal.
The Portland daily press., 1892-03-12

ITO LET-Two pleasantly situated unfurn-
j. ished rooms with hot water radiators in
each, can be used singly or en- suite; good bath
room in house; excellent board can be had near
by. Inquire at 316 CONGRESS ST. IL
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NOR SALE-A treatment for Nervous de-
IL bility or Brights Disease, without stomach
medicine; safe and sure. 1. FRIEND, Port
land Me- I'll
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TE1O LET-Furnished rooms, modern conven-
a fences with sunny exposure at 457 CUM
BERLAND ST, IA
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TITO LET-One or two flats in building No 21
II Portland Pier. Enquire VIM. SHEA, 6
Danforth street. oct7-tf
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-11
nus benz oberen xtale.
(GarbonbaIe &prreiponbens.)

= Ser berforbene Tbomas 8. 2atb.
rope bate 5000 2ebenspsrii4eruns
= 10 1obesfdue tpurben fir Der
Monat Sanuar beridtet.
= Das Mobnbaus Der @itttpe Sar'
rea an Canaan Mpenue tpurbe Wfontae
WOrsen nsbit SnbaIt burd Seuer ser.
fort.
-GarI Sdr5ber unb Sobn DiIIiams
tperbsn in 8aIbe nit Der grri1tune
eines boppeIten @eiddftSIofaIeS an
Salem Mpsnue Beginner. bas mad els
mem tibi1en plane aus 8adfeinen
erbaut unb breiit5dis iein ipirb.
Better Softer itarb i'm armenaipI
babier am Mittipo1 Mbenb i'm 9lIter
BON 78 Sabren. Ser 8eritorbene mar
bor Dielen Sabren Elm prominenter
Wann unb ebemaIs SoipiS beS 2adas
tpanna unb bes Waibinston Sotel; felt
IL Sabren mar er arbeitSunfdbis.
Drei iunse 8enseI namens gaIbs
nell. 8oipen unb &pan. beS @inbruds
an perf1iebenen Orten berbd9tis. tpur.
ben Iebte Wode bon elmer poiIe unter
Mnfdbruns bon gonitabIe S. 6. Moran
Bel Starrucca eipeefansen unb nad
scranton ins @efansnib befDrbert.
Ser estabtratb beripiIiste Iebte
@ods $22. .382 aur 8eitreituns Der
Iussaben fur baS Iaufenbe Sabr.-@.
8. 8urfe fdeint ionberbare 8esriffe
BON ben YHidten eines Stabtratbes au
baben, benn er fam allen grnteS nit
benz Mntrase berSor, fir bic Dirissnten
Der &eptone unb Wio3art 8anbS 5000
3u betpiaisen.
- 1lnier Stabtratb bate am sSreis
tag Mbenb cine Oferts Der Ibomfons
Souiton eIeftriiden Gompanie bon Nsip
Yorf unter 8eratbuns, tpelde nm bas
Weeereht fiir cine eIeftriide 8abn
na1iu1t. bic &iper unb gbur1 Strabe
unb bic Ortfdaften Simpion unb Ssr'
mpn einbesreifen fol-. Die ginri9tuns
Der sanaen 8abn fOa bon neueiter Sons
itruttion iein unb bic @eielidaft ipiirbe
800, 900 basu beripenben. grbdIt biss
feIbe baS unanfedtbare Weseredt To-
fort, bann fann bic 8abn fdon anfanss
SuIi i'm 8etrieb iein. Die Stimmuns
fir bas llnternebmen 1T siinitis uno bic
Dfferte ipurbe benz Strabencomite,
Stabtseometsr unb Stabtanpalt tuss.
tpisien.
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Oa& xhal abmdrt8.

- gotparb s. McSntpre bon Mooiic
purbe am Samtes in elmer Der @ruben
bur1 sinsn 8oblsnfag bon Der Deds
setDbtet. Gr binterIabt cine Wittipe
unb fiinf 8inber.
- Mbrabam SoneS bon SIb Sorse
tpurbe am Samitas fir fein Gri4einen
bor benz Ser. ct. @eribt untsr $500
8Irsfdaft seiteat. gr bielt cine se'
bsime 2neipe unb berfaufte obne Ser.
ct. 2isens. Maridaa Barring ipiirte
ben Sal auf.
TahInrpille.-Mn ben Ppne, Solben
unb Iaplor @ruben ipar am Donnsrtas
3abItaS.
Die Sdpsuen unb Sdisnsn fir
bic 2ebieb Bailey 3weisbabn na& Der
Siblep iinb seIest uno 2ofomotipen
fabren bis mad 8arbertotpn.
- Gin 8ferb beS Sarmers Sobn
MaaB bon Wlountain BAILEY tpurbe
bier am Mitttpod bon einem Sdla8.
anfaqe betrofen unb Iiest nod frant.
= Mn unfdllen mar bic rersansene
Wode reid uno in Der Taplor @rube
alIein fanben am Srsitas stpei I'M
sIidSfdle Der sefdbrIidfen Mrt fatt.
George 9arriS fubr auf einem NIT
Stdbpfeilern belabenen Barren in bic
@rube Der Barren iprans bonn @eIeife
uno Sarris wurSs bsrab ssi&!euoert
unb bon foIsenbsn Barren iibsrfabren.
Gr 1T 10 fdtper berlebt, baB er faum
auffommen tpirb.
Ser Treiber @i[Iiam Burns brad
in Der sleiden @rube unb am ieIben
Sage NIT Der Spibbade einise 8oblen
los, tpabrenb er auf enen Barren tpar'
tete. Yl5sIid brad Elm sr6Berer 8Ium'
pen ab, traf bic Spibbads unb idlus
bieie nit srobsr 8raft benz Burns an
ben nnterIeib. Den innerliden 8ers
lebunsen erIas er am Samftas.
peter SuIssr srIitt am Samfas
burd falenbe SeIsitiide cine idpers
8erIebuns bes 8eineS.
Srau @idarb 8nisbt itdrsts am slsi'
den Sage am 8. 8. & SO. 8abnbofs
auf benz @iis uno brad bas SanbSeIenf.
= Die bieiisen Sarmer iinb isbr
enttauidt iiber ben @abriprud Der @e'
i&tporenen in benz Bro3eB sesen ben
iunsen Saar unb fdblen. baB fe iest
auf @nabe unb nnsnabe einem seieslos
len 8elinbel dberantiportet iinb, BEN
iie feinen Wioertanb Ieitsn bdrfen.
tpenn es truppentpeiie &aubsase auf ib,
2anb madt unb iie auf ibrem @isen'
tbum bebrobt. Wlit bieiem Wabriprud
1T zines Der beiIisfen Rebte bes ame,
tifanii1en 8drsers. bas 8rin3ip be,
Seilisfeit unb llnUerleslidfeit bon 81
aentbum, nit Siiben eetreten iporbeu
Die i6Iimmen SoIsen elmer iol1s,
gntf f6eibuns perbsn ni1t ausbIeiben.
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Wilfesbarre Nahrt&teu.

- -2userne county itebt in Der Wlorb.
tatiitit alS baS atpeite i'm Staate per'
3eidnet. -.
= geeben bem equity @ebauoe on
SIb SranfIin StraBe ipirb elm neuss
sroBes Tbeater erridtet tperben, fiir
bas Der Gontraft bereitS auSseeeben ilt.
Scr 9rOaeb sesen ben M6rber
Sobn 2ububa enbiete am Samifag nit
benz @ubripru4: iduIois bss MOrbes
i'm 3tpeiten @rabe.
= Ser As Sabre alte MidaeI Sar.
Iep tpurbe am Donneritas i'm Bettebone
S1adt burd einen 3obIenfall set6otet /;
er binterIdBt brei &inber, beren Wfutter
i'm SrrenaipI 1T.
- Ser erite 8osen Der neuen Bride
1T pouenbet, iotpeit baS giisntpert in
8etra1t fommt, unb bic fsas @iSmaHe
i'm SIuHe erm5slidte ben raiden Sorts
i&ritt Der Irbeit.
- Ser 13iabrise peter gdrotb. mel.
der in benz BREEDER bon Wabbeq & 60.
in 2uaerne Borough arbeitete. tpurbe
am 5reitag bon einem Treibriemen er.
faBt uub in furdtbarer @eiie peritiim.
melt.
SIN bieIer Stabt bat fi1 aud cine
@e1eai1aft nit $50, 1000 2apitaI sur
Mnfertisuns bon Spiben sebilbet, Der
stpei Deutide aIS Direftoren ansebD'
rem, nsmlid Gbriit Stesmaier uno Sris
1beis.
- 8eim Sdlitt1dubIaufen auf benz
2ebisb SIuB in Wbits Sapsn brad Der
8 Sabre aIte Soiepb 2eiper am Sam'
flag bur1 bas Gis unb berfdpanb DOR
ben Musen feiner Mutter. Drei isiner
| aameraben ipurben bon einem Manne
namenS SusbeS eerettet.
-Sn Der 2oief Sauierreibe an Nors
GanaI Strabe brad am Samitas in
Der Srdbe elm Seuer aus unb atpei ber'
ielben tpurben fait polIitanbis 3eritDrt
| Die 8etpobner iparen Sobn Mulen uni
Sobn We2eeIp unb beibe rstteten mil
Wlbe ibre SausbaItunsSsesentanb
Das Ssuer entitanb bur6 cine Sor
Mc8eelp setraSene 2amps, tpsl4s sr'
plobirte.
- Intbonp Brotpn bon Durhea uni
Sarrist 8utIsbss bon pittSton besuber
ii4 am Disnfas letter @ods pad
g8iIfeSbarre, I'M cine SeiratbSliaeni
beraussunebmen. Mnfatt lebteres a.
tbun, befudten iie perihiebene Wirtb'
i1aftsn Der Stabt, big iie 10 benebel
tparen, baB bic YpIisei bas Yaar ben
Wapor porfibrte. Der baS Wtdbdei
sntIisB unb 8roipn um $3.50 itrafte
9eibe sinsen bann mad No. 55 glorl
Wain Strabe unb ensasirtsn Elm Sim
mer. I'm baIb 9 nbr am Wlitttpod
Wiorssn bsmerfte bic 0srmietberin be
3immers, Srau 8oidoIar. einen itarfel
@asserud aus bemielben brinsen uni
ba bic Ibire bon innen SeridIoiier
mar, rief iie einen poIisiitsn, Der cine
Sunsen burd elm Senfer einiteisen un
BON innen Dffnen lieB. Das Gimme
mar nit @aS ansefIat, bic 8ewobne
lasen auf benz Bstt, bas Srauensimms
ipar tobt, ber Mann atbmete NIT srobs
Mnitrensuns. Ob bas @aS aussebIu
fen mar ober Der Ioie fibsnbe SdIdfi,
bur1 8ufaa fd tpisber bsridob, bleiI
| bubin sefsat. Die aeide oes Maoder
tpurbe einsm 2ei6enbeiprser iiberseben
9rOtpn 1T auf Der @eneiuns.
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MIio, am nadfen Dienitas finben
Dablen fir ben Select Council. Gom.
mon Council unb bic S1uIbebBrbe in
man@en Der Warbs tatt unb Seber,
Der tpabIbere6tist 1T, iolIte iid baran
erinnern. bab er cine 9fIidt sesen.
iiber benz @emeintpeien. ieiner SamiIie
unb ii& feIbit gu erfillen BAT, baB ct
unbebinst gum Stimmfafen seben unb
fur ben fdbisiten uno M iirbis .
ten aanoibaten ftimmen folIte, obne
1nteridieb, tpeIder Yartei er anseb5rt.
Sc bat 70 bieIe droniide Slider, ,
bic bas san3eSabr binour@ iiber faIedte
8ertpaItuns II. {. 10. itimpfen, aber
es ME Der Wtdbe tpertb fnben, an ben
Stimmfafen gu seben. Derartise
2eute i.nb mitberantiportIid fiir bic
Siinben berienisen, bic ibre MmtSpfli1'
ten nidt erfdIen, benn iie baben ibnsn
bur6 ibre 9li8tbstbeiIisuns an Der
@abI bas Sineini8Iapfen in bus Mmt
mDsIid semadt. iie baben bic bsidipo.
rene 8irserpIi6t ni9t erfilt.
Sn Der paItunssmaidinsrie einss
srDberen @emeintpeiens 1T aud bas
untebeutenbite Imt BON @i&tisfeit unb
mo atpei ober brei &anbibaten im SeIbe
iinb, fann man bod fiberlid feline
Stimme einem berieIbsn seben. Der bei'
fer 1T, ipie bic anberen. Ser Stabt.
ratb unb bic SduIbeb@be peripuItsn
unb psraussaben bic bon ben 8drsern
erbobenen Steuern uno 70 man unfdbise
@eieaen unb poIitii4e WinbbeuteI ii,
iene 8Drperidaften ipdbIt, bann iolIte
man nidt einen ipariamen. fIus bered.
nenben SausbaIt erpsrten. 8ersebt
baber nidt, baB eS am nd6iten Dien'
flag cure 8fli&t 1T, an ben Stimm.
fafsn au ssbsn unb fur ben beiten Mann
su itimmen
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Sunmpre.

= Die Sdeuer bon Sobn 8rinf
tpurbe am Sonntas Morsen ourG Seuer
ssrit5rt. bas obne 3peifeI anseIsst mar.
8erIuit $500.
- Ser 8ersmann gb. O'MalIep
uno fein @ebdlfe Sranf 2epep tparen
am Donneritas in ber Didion Grube
nit benz Mbbre1en eines Ioien 2obIens
ftiides bon ber Dede bei9dftist. aIs
pIbBlih cine sr5Bsre 8obIenmaiie berab
itiir3te uno ben 9ebep perfdiittete. glls
man mad Ianserer Sriit ibn bsfreit unb
nad benz Iussanse sebraht bate, Der.
f9ieb er; O'Maqep tparb ebenfags
nidt unerbebIid perIebt. 2ebep BIN,
terIebt eine SamiIie.
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Sfr6f=
Gr0ifnlln9,
&egale iiberla0en mit
@aaren. Yreiie auf
oenl niebrtgiten
Hmnfte.
@robe @ortbeile in &Leioerfoifen

@robe 8ortbeiIe in &Ieioeritofen
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SuntIen Serbitfarben, punttirt, seitreift
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iino. unier preiS 80 gts.
go. 3. - Darbbreite Suitinss in
bunfIen Serbitfarben, seitreift unb elm.
fad, tpertb 35 Gents bic MuspabI fir
90 gentS.
grtra idpere 8Iaib Ssrbftofs gu
Is Ste.
40 gentS ertra i9perer SbarIab.
5lannea, gang Woas, 25 Sts.
Shipere, gang tpoaene, setpiirfeIte
unb seitreifts beimsema&te Slannels,
80 @entS.
Sbafer Slanneu, 5 Gents.
Canton Slannel, s @ents.
8raue Semben fiir NGnner, 80
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Sdarladbsmben fir Olanner, As
GentS, tpertb 65.
8inbers8eitS bon 10 Gts. aufpdrts.
8laue Denien neberboien, As @ts.
8laue Denien Jaden fir Wdnner,
35 @ents.
Neefers, Safets, Mmfs,
Nel3miiten.
@rDbtes Ghortement.
3OsaDaise &eefers, SAYS, tpertb 81.
30ssoQise &eefers, peIsbeiebt, $6.75,
ipertb $40.
Seal Bldib Sacques, $3.50, tpsrtb
$25.
aibbanof4ube bon SO @tS. aufpGrts.
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8 Gents fir Is Gents ipertb 10 GentS
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