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, 1892-07-20
An Olympia Contrnotor.

c. w. Everest, of this city, has a big
contract near Astoria. He is clearing and
grading townsite for some Portland capi-
talists and has 128 men at work. He has
been at home few days with his family
and left for Astoria on the noon train.
, 1892-07-20
No UhInese Need ADnIv

for your Laundry, because the City Steam
Laundry has reduced prices so all can af-
ford to have their work done at first-olass
Laundy, and in frst-class shape, and also
patronize home labor, not China, and run
no risk of catching the leprosy, either.
, 1892-07-20

The Thurston County Democratic clut
will hold meeting tonight in the old court
house. An interesting meeting and a large
attendance is promised.
, 1892-07-20
only a1.a5 n SncIr.

Every sack of the new Davis Best flour
warranted to be as good as any in the
market, and only $1.35 a sack or $5.25 a
barrel. Try it. d&w
, 1892-07-20
Chean Rates.

For cheapest rates to st. Paul, Milwau
kee, Kansas City, Chicago and all points
East and South, apply to ]. O. Percival,
agent Union Pacific R. R. n24tf.
, 1892-07-20
Keep mnneY Hnme.

Do you believe iu building up home In
dustries and keeping money at homer II
you do use the new Davis Best flour, war
ranted to be as good as any in the market
, 1892-07-20
The nInscnInr nInidens.

The M. Ms, the mysterious title by
which the young ladies boat club is known
organized last night and continued the
discussion as to the style and color of their
costumes. The young ladies refuse to tell
when or where they will have their first
row. There will be two crews. The men,
bers Of the club are: Miss Bessie Lee,
Misses Addie and Edith Burntrager, Edna
and Corinne Prince, Miss Magill Miss
Rainwater, Miss BroWner, Miss Hartman,
Miss Venen
, 1892-07-20
no the People of ThurstOn COuntv.

In response to the solicitations of friends
in town and country, announce myself a
candidate for the office of county school
superintendent, subject to the decision of
the republican county convention.
Respectfully submitted,
JI8tf i. p. YEMEN.
, 1892-07-20

The Best In the Market.
Did you know the new Davis Best was
Ow the best flour in the marketP Try it
, 1892-07-20
Going Like Hot Cakes

The prices we have Marked on our Summer
Goods is causing tremendous de-
mand for them.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-01-23

The fog of Thursday night envelop>
ed every thing with It's damp coat and
yesterday morning a wonderfully
beautiful spectacle was produced by
the action of the cold. Every branch
and twig of the trees, every blade OF
dead grass and withered flower stock.
was beautifully decorated as no
human hand could have done it. ALI
day the vision of beauty lasted, but
the gray sky suggested a shroud
rather than anything gay, and the
chilling cold reminded one of all
the gloomy tidings If famine, and
suffering which the daily dispatches
bring.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-01-23

Mrs. Sarah E. Howe, a remarkable
BWindler has just died in Best IN,
Mass, of paralysis, an object of
charity. In 1882 she organized a
banking scheme known as the Wom-
ans Deposit Bank Invitations were
extended to unmarried woman of
small means to invest in the bank,
not more than 81, 100 being received
and not less than 5000. No mar
ried woman or man could become a
depnsitor. In return they were to
receive 8 per cent per month, pay
able quarterly, the first payment of
interest to be paid in advance At
the end Of the year it will be seen
the depositor of 800 would receive
in interest 1929, and for yeas many
persons did receive this income from
their humble investments. Mrs.
Howe represented that she was the
agent Of some wealthy Quakers w.o
paid the interest out of their own
pockets for the sake of sweet char
ity." Hundreds Of women became
interested and large amounts of
money were showered upon her In
1890 the swlndle was discovered,
Mrs. Howe was convicted CT OBJ,
tanning money under lse prerenses
and served three years in the House
of Correction.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-01-23
NOT TOO MUCH COTTON.

4 great deal has been said lately
about The over production of cotton
in e Southern States, and various
remedies have been suggested. The
Salt Lake Tribune hits the nail
sqnarely on the head in a recent
discussion of the subject. After
showing that the production is not
more, proportionately, than it was In
the days when cotton was king
and slavery existed, it says:
In the old days the Southern
States produced 90 per mt. of all
the cot ON in the world; this year
up to date; they have produced
only 66 per cent; and because the
disadvantage which the Southern
planters labor under, through the
fact that England is gold standard
country, while India and Egypt are
silver standard countris, the Southern
cote is seut out from the markets
of the word, until what is raised in
India and Egypt has been exhausted.
There is the difficulty. With gold
and silver money both real money,
the Amerisan planter would have
from 10 to 20 per cent. ad vantage
over the Indian planter, and the lat>.
er could not get his crop to market
until the American crop was ex-
exhausted Pursuing the idiosic
course that our Government does, it
not only makes the Southern planter
a competitor with the naked Indian
in the raising Of cotton, but gives the
Indian l. or 81 per cent advantage
over the AIN, i1.,n
The brightest man that testified
before the great royal commission
that investigated the matter Of silver,
testified that the decentralization of
silver, if adhered to, would ruin The
agrlculturist of America; and he
Sp Ike with presence which the gold
ties III our cJuntry ought to respect,
because every year that they ignore
what he said, and adhere to the pres
Ont policy, they levy ar assessment ON
our people of at least two hundred
and fifty mil ions of dollars.
The wheat raIsers in the North |
would be as poor now as the cotton
planters in the Sorth are, except fer
he alb ormal condition of things
Their present prosperity rests solely
N famine across the sea; and yet
he Id ress talks az though the
resent market was only a natural
ne, and that thin IS are well eaou,Gha- =
Except for that famiRs, this country
nth all its mlskSsy last years crop.
ould DC 50 poor that the chances
70 that panic and bankruptcy
rould rule all over the Eastern
states right now
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-01-23
PRICES

Reserved Seats. 70 cents
Benches 90 cents
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-01-23

A Port Huron, Mich, factory is
said to be making underclothes from
wood fiber, which are equal to those
made Of wool.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-01-23

A. Livingston now practically
controls the wholesale liquor
trade Of the city. He IS contin-
ually adding to his stock and sells
only standard brands. He is also
introducing some excellent Cali
fornia wines to the p, ople Of Car
son, as well as foreign and domes-
tic cigars of the finest quality.
Drop in and inspect his stock
d ID tt
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-01-23

He solicits orders for all such
work, and for Hydraulic and
Irrigation Sur 5eys, and will do all
work in the line of Surveying and
Engineering. Only Good and Re
liable instruments used. Address p
o -,ox SAG, Reno, New. a16
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-01-23
CHAS. W. IRISH,
Civil Engineer, Surveyor and
Consulting Engineer.

Will make Surveys of Mining
CLAIMS for Patent, and will do all
kinds of above and below ground
Surveys for Mines, including reli-
able Assays of the Ores OF same.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-01-23
OPERA HOUSE
John Piper Manager
Monday and Tuesday evenings,
February Is and 16, 1892.
The Carson Dramatic Club in the
Thrilling Border Drama
Nick Of the Woods,
With entire new scenery painted
by 0. L Fest, OF the TivoIi
Opera House in S. f,
During the performance, II Washoe
Rrav vlll dance the celebrated
''Stake Dance.

Miss Blanche Davis, Miss Grace
Cowing, Mrs. VIM. Woodruff, and
others. Gentlemen-E b. Zabriskie,
J E. Mack, Geo. Cow'ng, :. P.
Meder, F. Bryant, Frank Oliver, H.
Martin, G. A. Tyrell, Ross Meder,
j. G. Meder and F E. Murphy.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-25

Die &upsGe mar mittl:rweiIe 10 iebr
nit iid islbit beidaftist, OaB iie BEN
Gsttlani ;iuiiden Suu9cn unb 9uasn
gar nid5t bemsrft bate, obpobl Gritcrer
laut scnus ifrie unO 2eeterer nod luus
ter briIlte. Der Sulle mar MIR nodl
eiuige SUB bonn Sun9cn entfernt, ais
bic &apeIle 9eraSe gum SpieIen fcrtts
mar. SdriIl, sreu unb I'M Distant er<
bob fd Der erite Sdul. Hie ansena=
sclt blicb Ser SuGe iteben, mari ben
&opf in bic SObe unb brittle laut. Gin
neuer StoB in bic Sled. .Suitrumente -
Elm neuer, Obren;erreiBenoer Sdaa.
gGilb rannte Ser Sulle auf cine Stetnz
maucr gu unb blidte nit anslterfalltsn
9lusen na6 Der 9fiatuns, BON &annen
Sie Sarmonie srt0nte. lnb abermalS
aclltcn Die S0rner. 0as mar abcr bod
;upiel fir bas muiitalii6e Sbr beS
Ebieres. Ntit einem milbcn Sprun9e
icete es i6er bic bObe Steinmauer bins
wea, fiel in ben bieiclbe umsebenOen
graben unb brad bus @enid. @s mar
bics aerabe fein Compliment fir Die
Supelle - bod Simmp StrOns mar ses
~rttet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-25
DermiGdtss aus Dsn Der. Staatru.

Seridwun6en iit George Bar.
tells, IT,, &aiiirer Der vGentral Gruit
Sapinss Sunt" in Chicago. Gr iOI
$4,000 obcr mebr BON ben @elbern Der
Sant mitsenOmmsn buben. gurtels
befuBte ii9 bel nit Bttten auf Pferbea
rennen Iunb beweste ii9 ini 3peiiels
batter @sieGidaft.
Wtan weiB ME, pO3ueS gut
1T. 9atte ii9 in Strineuille, Pa.,
tiir3lid cine nsue Yledtupelle ssbtlOet !;
in ri9tiser 8irOisuns Der Spbarens
muiit. bic fid bel ibrer eriten llebuns
entlpidcln piiros, bate man bsi9lO6sn,
bieie cine balbe Wteile auBerbalb eer
Stabt pOr3unebmen. Sin i66ncs,
ibattisss YlGsden mar Sn3u uuSer>
ieben. ytidt wett SapOn giraffe frieOlid
Elm wertbuOller junser Suae bes 6ars
mers 6reO. StuuSsr; er labte ii6 an
bem iuitigen @riin. slls bic Sapeae
serabe ibre ueridiebeuen Snftrumente
anieete, tamSiulmD StrOn9, elm fleiner
&uube aus StrinuiQe, 3ur abtir;uns
ieine8 8eses gum lebunssplaee Der
Sapeae quer iiber Oas 6elO se9an9en,
baS Don bcm erwabnten Sunen be-
berri5t wurOe. Der wOQte ii9 nun
einen iOlden Gin9riff in ieine Steate
bon einem iOlden &nirp5 uidt seiallen
lahen. &aum bate er Den 9un9en err
bIift, bu madte sr ii9 audi idOn baran
bic Gunsart befelben ;u beidleuniSen.
Gine iOlde attiue Setbeili9un9 bes
SuIlsn belt uber SimmB StrOns gar
nidt fir beIonOers n0tbis unb lief ba>
Der 10 idnell er tOnnte, benz nG9lten
3aune gu, Der Sua uutbIAnaubenb
binter ibm per. Der slbltanS 3wiiden
Seioen usrrinscrts ii9 mcbr uno mebr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-25
&ataftrcpbe lit ciuer &obIensrube.
is Ienidlem ourb eiu idIaseuoes sSetter
aetoetet. SieIe 8eriunuoete.

BpttSpille, 3d., %. SHli. - Cine
Grplofisu itlagenoer gSetter, Die ftd heute
Sermittag in Der Yorfa6 6armfSob oblengrubt
ereigntte, bot ben Sob Don llift meni9er,
ais IL Beriouen sur SOlge gebubt; neuH
purbeu aui Der Stele getD0tet, ;ipei fiarben
balb nadlber, unb Elm Oubeno auoerer
nuroe perftiimmelt un6 ldmer uerlett. Die
@rube if @ig.uthum Der pSebi9b Yalep.
Soblen.Gcmpaguie" uHh mar BON Der rYhis
labelppias Seaoinger Sabn" Dor uier Sabren
aepattet porDen. Gle 1T cine iebr alts
&rube nit elmer Wenae Surbeiuanoer laus
fenoer @duae; Der Setrieb Oerielben mar
i'm Sabre 1850 oufgsseben uno erit in bell
lestsn Sabren mieoer auigeuOmmsn nor
ben. gSdhrenS Der Seit Der Setriebsein-
Itsllung batteu iid Die StOuen uuo GGnge
nit 8aiier unS Gaisu sefiiut, 10 baB DER
Setrieb Der I'M llebrigen iebr ergiebigen
Grube HIT nit GROCER Sorf1t aufgenom'
men merben fonnte. GS babeu iltl idon
iriiher mebrsre llusliidstGae in berielben
@rube ereiguet.
0as beutise llnsliid erfolste, als bic
GrubeHar5elter elnen SunHeI nadb eiuem
Der alien @dnge gruben, Der nit @aien ges
fIllt mar. Giee fr0mten nit GROCER 9es
malt aus uEo entSiinDeten ff, trOtoem bic
arbeiter ausi6lieBli9 nit rSiherbeitslams
pen" ausgeriiitet Dareu. 0ie 8irtung Der
GrploiioH par cine iurdtbare, ipie aus Der
groBen 3abl Der 9etobteteu uuS Serlcbten
eriittlidb lit. Der game Sang, in weldIem
mebrere Saburua9sOus ftuubeu, wurpe our9
bic Sriimmermanen perldloHen. Inter ben
@et6oteteu uno SsrleBteu befiupen nd:
Sobu 8. Sarriion, ein Aufitber, Der cine
6rau uuo orti bis bier Sinber binterldBt;
Sbomas Soues, ein uerbeiratbeter Mann;
Darn Son.s, Der Sohn oeS Sorgeuannten,
leeig; 8ubelm @ebmann; Satob SarRel;
Geors Bright, leois; 5ermanE gSerner,
binterlaBt elne Srau unb ooer 8 SiHoer;
anton Gutlflauage, Elm Eole DON Geburt
uno g9ittper. Antou Stod, EN- 8uabe,
erIitt eineu 8einbru6 unb ipurbe 10 furdlts
bar p.rbrnnnt, baB er balb na6ber iiarb.
9leiss ueueite llnslid i'll Der alien Grube
III aud bas beoeutennfe, bas ii9 bis ieet in
oerielben ,rei9uet bat. GS piro Rem Gigens
thiimern pi.l @elb tofeH, nm ben augerits
teten materiea.n S6aosu gut III MAIDEN,
na1eem iie bereits iriiber mehrsre Diiaics
nen ea,u perrpenoet batteu, nm bic Stoaen
uuo Gauge Don 2Sailer uno Gnien frel Su
maneu. ga Der Sang, in weldem iid) baS
ungliid erei9net bat, our4 cine gfnile
2rilmfner perTopft III, oereu 6inDegvdus
muHs mebrere 2ase in Aulprud) uebmsH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-25
rSeed,.Sta~ am sseit.ss ors .9spen,.e .

S,im Sesinu oes j,siseu Sahrbunberts tauitr aarl
SohH, Elm oentlher Saufmnnn, IN SaltlmortzSonHip
nahs Der Stabt baltimore timer eaEhltrit, nm oars
ouf 5u fpohnen. Die Sarm mar enbunoert Gder Sano
9ros uHo 1T ieiteem itets I'M gese Der bamille gee
bIiebeu. gr nanHte ben SIas .Seets9il- fpeeen Der
porslsIier Sdume bieier slrt, peld1e auj otH Ease
pudlleu. GinhuRoert Sabre babeu auf "Sttd Sll"
srose 8erinberuusen herporseruien. Der Yles liest
ett iunerbaIb bes Stabtmelhbioes, bic perldnserte
gtoro=apenue sebt bnbur, unb ut IN Saupldse tlr
u.ieniormise @eseuO uio Ssosr, Der sin Ssi in Der
Stabt nit alien ifdotiteH Sequemlihtelten ober bod
auf bem eanbe fulnidt, fonte binans sebsn uno itf
s, SSs sasS as SSs4sE 9as snSeE ,sS 5 s
beIeat, uno nette StelHs uHo Nantengdn9e ilno auf
ben 2rottoiren seIest. Bon bausbdlteriiben UaHIs
lisundttrn oaie Die 2batiats, oas oIe Steusrn nir
go Gents bon je bunoert Dollars betraecn uno Dor
oem Sabre 1900 nidt seiteissrt peroen ionnsH, oils
etn GROCER Sortheu ereIneE, uno rlht bios Die Nos
sabtn miiisn bls oabiH i anf bisie 9ats beihranen
oud bic GSertbabi6dtuus, auf @rnnb ued1er bitl:ls
ben nulselrst psrben, fann bis 1900 niht erbo5t
fperben.
@,nn e,e gum s,s.nipdrtissn grsii. einen SaupIas
!ausn 10 babeH Sit Die gepiBpeIt paB CT anlabrIit
gRas miiro,n se ll,b,r tbun, weun sic Elm S,im
babeu fuollsns Yin Saus NIT 16 ODER 1s 5ne 6routs
i'm polbebauten Sbeile Der Siaot NIT ooer 10 9oIs
lars Der Su6 9runo fauIen ootr elHhunoert SuB Gui
~Sse6sSil" gu 81 so pro 6rontLns erlperbens
Sie fperoeu auf bas Cine 81 .55 SteHern fir je
300 uno so Gents aui ba5 Anoere be5abcn.
Dit Der eltttriden Sabn fperoen Sic nab elmer 9e1
nnbrciben Sahr pom SpanSlg Nlinuten nab Shrem
@eltdiisloiale aelaH9en. Sn BEN eHen (Sale babeH
eie Waiisr, Gas, BolSe, yoifiadhsn ablieieruns
n.tp., unb Su giahbaru habrH Sic 3ies,lfeinmaucrR
nnb beige ffdIbiee 5rottoire unb Stra6en.
Sa BEN anosItn Sale baben sic @aiieI, Gas,
goiSe, Boft ableferuns uno gu glatbarH Slumen,
grimes @Ias, reine 2uit uub Sdume aui benz 9anoe.
Se9eben Sic iidb .aui Der eIettriiheu Sabn. pedle
in ylorbz Gpenue flbrt, binaus nno ihauen Sic iitb
-SeehzSin" an. aeeeen ionser glustunit penbeu
sic .ftb an GieIber 8. SIiH9Iuff, Rr. 100, Sft=
SeEtuatons, gds Der q. goulitra6e, ooer an 6Iaut
elinPluit; 1r- 800, tSef:6anettefrabe.
(DiQi23 U2o4Jii5fr lf)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-25
SaS 2IntisGhinefenaeiek.

Yhilabelphia, %. Suli.-3olsin'
nebmer Cooper ftellte gefern cine 9enaue
lluteriu6uug bariiber on, mas nit ben bier
GbiusieH seihebsu Oa, bic nit benz 2ams
pier y9aifir 8riuce" pon Der O9nternatiOnas
len 2ampferlinie" i'll philadelphia an9e'
tommeu iiuo.
Ser &apitdn beS SubrJeuges, benz, i'm
Sale er elmer ll.berretuug oes Intl'&hlne'
len GeieeeS i6ulbis ertanHt weroen ioute,
elue Celebrate BON $1,000 uub Die Selblag'
nahme ieiueS S6iffeS inAusiitt feben, be'
bauptet, oaB Die pier Ghiueien relhe SGut'
leute ieien. ple er i'll 8era Srui oil Soro 9e'
nommeu babe uuO 9.gen o.ren ganouu9
feiu Seoeuten porliege, neil Sauleute uon
ben Ssftimmungeu OtS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
QuSaenomnlen iluo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-25
D y spepC ia,

hani6ater aepdmer, iib.IriedeHber athtm. Bilioiis
tat ptrmitor oa bic Qenoienen SpeiieR oa.u btitras
gen. bab ibre ndbrtHotn GlsruihaiteH sum Grias bes
natlriit.H Berbrautts ots 2orptrs btiittutrn.
n5- DlnH beobahte bic ioI9eHbtn Spmptome DON
fIaHfbaftsH 3ufdHoeE, rreI1e in Der 2ransbeit ocr
BerbduhhsssOrsdHs ibre uriahe babeH: gtritcpfun9,
innerltbl 3dmorr6oIota, anbrdus poH Sut nadp BEN
aopte, Sdurt i'm Vtasen uebtlteit. Soobrennen, Gfa
Dor epetieH, Sdlfuere i'm Ntasen iaHres Gufltostn,
Sinten nno unrssslmdsts.r 9,rsihlas. SttnaI e.a
grtideHs uno 2DlrsenS bei'm tie9tH, sei6DdGtt
Sehiraft, Bnits ootr @tptbe ben Ausen, SSiebel
unb oumpftr aopifhmtra Rans.l On RerfpiratIon
selbe SaIt uup aus.n, Sdm,rssn in Der Stit,. bel
Bu uno ben sDlitetrE, plosliatr aIorans Don nise,
brtnneHoss @tflbl in tl.ift.
Ginist ipeHist 8oitn pcB RaDtpapS Istuen uers
ben cos Spfen DON alien o6eu ssnaunttn seiosu be'
tIeieH.
yr,is 26 Gts. pro e6a6t,l. gu psriauf.u bel aIIsr
Erosuiftn
n. Napwas & Co., Rr. 30, gBauen.str.,
R,nsDorf.
an paS DubIifum. Dlan i,bs fit Dor unb ueu
Ionse @aefpas'S unb n4,rjeMst ft, bas Der yiamt
.Wapwau" an BEN Ya6et lit, ipct6es Si. faufsn-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-25
@am $40, $12 nnh $13 berab martirt.

Dieie sln5ise iino mpbilA, gut pa6tnb unb bauer
baft. Sie finb na6 ber neueiten @ipbe eenaht, aus
sutfn iolioen Stpfen neuefer SAattirunsen nnb Nu<
er, bic benz SleoerseAdfte befannt nb, ansefertist
Sie hauen ni6t nur gut aus, e trasen it6 au6 s1t
srbeiter unb snpere, pelde eiren pauerbaen unb pb
iAen snsus iuben, paten iit bieien Serfau nbebins
gu Stusen MAIDEN. Gief SHerte gilt nun bele sSpAe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-25
Suab e'someu aIs Standardization.

Biltesbarre, 3D., 90. Suli. - Sa'
muel g8. Sopp, 6eOatteur bes bisiig.u
ygielpss0 ealer," febrte beute BON New'Y YOrt
suriid, ipobiu .r iif am lesten Oi.nfta9
begab, nm nit Sugb S'0Ouueur Dem Sub
rer Der Someiteabsr Striter, Su cOnferiren.
Gs miro aus gutter Guele oneeg.beu,
oaB SopO eiu,n @Outrutt NIT O'0Onnea
abitlloB, our9 mel6eu fidl Q.sterer per'
pili6tei, in benz bic Grbeitsrfrase bebaHs
oelnbeu Drama yllnoergrouuo," oeHen erite
auffiibruns in Der nd6fen Salion in Ritts.
burg eriolgeu oa, aufsutreten. 3. 6. 9art
pom bier, Der Seriiber oeS neuen Dramas,
t.learapbirte on S'0ouH.u uuO bot ibm Elm
gn9aaement OIL, unO bic 3ulammeutuntt
sipiidtu S'9Onnea uuo SOpo mar oas
Heiultat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-25

wiro, 70 t0nn.n bic geiheu Der llmgefons
meuen erIt mad uub nah berauS gelhatTt
m.roeu. Yis bent. Gbeno nm llbr bate
man nur Die BON Ehomas SoneS aus Vii-
uerSuille erlaust. Dian glaubt aber, IN
SdlOe aud 81. BON SarrIlOu nno 5arseL
slpei ieiner @.noiieu, bic iidl in ieln.r gtahe
befauoeu, erIaus.n su tOuu.u. Die Serlef'
ten fiHO 6mmtltb herauS seitafft moroen.
Ginige bauon Tuoifurdtbar psrbraunt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-25
g,ermt,d,tc teleerapbtibe 9epeid,en.

- Die Magaiine Der nWaters Plerces
Sif.@omp." in ct. 9ouis puroeH gefern
frib our9 cine GrpIoipu in Srano selest
uuO total einsedidert. Serlaff 100000,
8eriIderuug 100000.
- AueH 6olseuborf purbe sefern nah,
Senniuss, SumiltOn.Gountp, Sla., Don iei'
nem S9na9er @owin 3enbrD in Solss ei'
mes g.rinsiiaiseu Wortpedi.ls eri9OftH.
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@;rs r.,. e;,ifnoIt,tt In som.IteaS.

Someiteao, Ya., %. 5uli, - auf
8oridlaa o.s @ouperueurs Ratttinn iuursen
heute abeuo 16 9ilisiaerifie ais Yoll;if.n
bier in 0ienIt s.itelt. mn Der unbeihrdntten
Gontrole bes WillltdrS eiH @uoe Su maiden.
Die Solbat.n iolltu jest nur Die Chill
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uegordnseu, uuO oiirien i'm Safe pom &ube'
itoruuaen nibt eini6r.iteu, bis ite uoH ben
9ilfSi6,riien Ou3u uuigetOrosrt werosn.
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Ole1tn'S
S9mefel=
Setfe

als duBerli6em Nfittel &C.
9en Sautfranfbeiten, Ser
lesnt9en II. ipunbe Stellen,
ipel6es SDn BEN Aersten III
bplirt unb Spm 9ublifrm
unb Der 9re6e entpfpblen
,ptrb. 8ei Drtli6en 5altt>
leiben, tpie &rdbe, Sal5fuB
II. {. tp., tpirft bic Seift Be-
lpnbers ipDbltbdti9. sic
nta6t ben Seint i6Dn flar,
bic 5aut tpei6, be5infisirt
int Sranfen5inumer benubte
Sleiber unb gBdl6e u1b
blei6t tppaene ltno anbere
Stpffe tr6lpeiB. SSbr9reiS
lit 70 niebri9, bab @Qe fte
faufen f6nnen, cine I4at<
ia6e, lpel6e ba8 9ublifum
int slQ9enteinen it6 gu Stut>
sen sa ma6en ni6t peraa6~
ld1ist. s5n allen appt6e>
felt slt bdbelt.
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&aten 1tno Srdmictt
-fIr-
Gln6s uuo 6eiellf6afteH

porloIret W oeH Sfr. StauieH'
5 @remplare uuf II WtOnate e. SO
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nit ,in,m grtra:GrempInr oes BottnbaIttss
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Is grsmplore auf u OtOnute. g. $50
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ireI ouf DioHate.
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80 Gremplure auf - WtOnute +. . $50
nit tinem grsmplar bcs g9of.n, uno 1asss
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40 Grcmplare auf - OtOnute. &. . $50
nit Bpsi SrempIGr,n oes Dot,nbatt.5 uHo
eiuem Ditto ots GGg.bIGtts5
All IL DsoHaIe.
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SaS @OdJeublatt sebt mad

Sas @Odenblatt 8ebt mad
8albin9ton, O.,
@barleltou, S.s@.,
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gtartinsbura, 0.sSa.,
Ystersburs, 3d., =
0tidmouO, 3d.,
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alerarbria, 3d.,
gSilmiugton, S.sG.,
gfOrfOlt, 3d.,
Saure oe Grace, MS.,
SauoUer, 3d.,
SbremSburp, Ba.,
Yort, Ya.,
fotpie ta6 alleu
TbfiLfn 6rr Orr. Staatfn u. Gnropa's.
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g t o t t G I tt

nno ole iontiaen Spra6i,bIer btiIt srlnoIih uno
@eftzSp timanftraSe, uabe sinben>sluenus.
f0ifniOH EteGA
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Malaria in ibrtn usrfditSsnsn fol-
rnfn aebsilt nnb berbitst.
&aDmab'S YtQen,

NitteI
tar bic S,iluns alIsr e,ibsn o,s Dassns, Der Se'
Der, Der 4ineemeiDe, NtereH. Biafe, Nerpenf
Jd1msry, Derkoytmne, Sartleibietttt, unners
oaulid,fstt. 8tltoHtdt, 8teber, unterIeibSs
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Gnediii6tr, Diin,rali.n Ob,r ihaolit, Drcsu,n.
YeYfstte Ber0auuna piIo erldugt, rpenn mdr
Rabpap's YilItu tiuuimmt. H4enn man Dues taut,
ptrhen
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