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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-15

NOTiDE ls uiuEuN OWES THAT
~ Horny D. liu,oy. Administrator Ui Che
estate ut orlando 49, ioyuy, deceased. hlH
rendered fur settlement aud n.yd iu enid court
Die iunI account of hif administration of SAID
estate and U,ullOu Tor uuu uistunuuuu or che
lrailur OF HlIt catHtr Among tlU UuuuH. Goo.
uItN iHUr.i1. and fhHf friday. fDU 'IHt siHy ul
dult, s. ID. l.I. Of 10 O'Clock uu., ut tIU court
room ut HH|d court .r lhH County tuust t.uTHu,
SALT llLU D.'r and County Utah tUruHr1. bios
boon dolly HUIuIufCd NF no. iuI.U of To- % count
fUr Doe settlement ~ au account HUI urIrIf x
tHl petition fug uI'tr. nH.i1u, at which time ami
place lnr utrs1u Interested boo said p into WHg
uI pear aUu chow cause. no uuY tUrfU NH. WUH
a.Iu account should mt UU svtuCi ani .p
toe
dated juno gth, iuh ...
N. ". NIfON.
t'ork OF tug Probate Court
ny .r.JNCH deputy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-15

NO1luE d. uENsHN GIVE, THAT Al
~ RI meeting NJ co." dIfH.fHfa Ut thIF usHu.
CITATION hold on March lIfH. lsYI 1n assessment
ni zen rtf cent CO. pr UUuf. amounting iu one
dollar go pII per fhHfu. WlH levied uu ur capital
stock NJ uu nsHuUIntIuu. payable tl the
ucuutcr. A j liEfs ui tuu unIHo ut thu aHsD.
citation iIs D.. Fourth south at. salt lHko city
main unpaid upon tHu s.tH U.N Uf July. Isli.
VIII be- Delinquent and advertised Cor sale NJ
public nucunu,Hu1 unless payment |H made lp.
fore will Dee sold un August l.iI, 1923. tu nav
duliuV .cut Assessment together with cost Of
att cruising and expense ut HlIU.
dated june goth. lTI
Al. iiGns, secretary aud TfD1surtf
lds O.. Fourth south b., salt Lake CITY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-15
TON NOTICE


Ia tho Probate Court bon and for salt fAL
County, Territory of Utah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-15

In the Probate Court, iu Quo 'Ir sllt Lake
County. Touitpry of Utah
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1893-07-06

"A fool in fermentation " is the
last and best definition of vain per
SOB.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1893-07-06
NO. 10.
Ugly Figures.


Texas Farm and Ranch
The total population of this coun-
try according to the census of 1890
was 62,622, 125. Of this number,
according to Mr. Thomas B. Sher-
man, whose statistics have erbeen
questioned, $4,000 own $31, 100000
900 or over one half the wealth oft 9
country and the go, ,597, 125, own the
other half. Now these money kings
whose daily incomes are greater than
they can count in detail. and have to
be weighed in bulk, like carloads, of
coal, pay no more per capita to sup
port the government than the average
citizen. They are under the laws
secure from the burdens of National
government, and can, from financial
point of view, look down upon the
great majority and say the public
be id" There is q question now
before the people: shall this great
wealth in the hands of a few forever
escape the burdens of National taxa
ton, while the people who have more
patriotism than money pay for the
privileges these Mammonites enloyP
Of course this $4,000 viii see to it
that influential politicians end papers,
with all their ability, oppose the sug-
gested income tax. The press is
already laden with heavy leaders and
voluminous correspondents tending
to show that to tax these nabobs
would discourage the production of
millionaires and leave the snobs
without high priest of mammon to
worship. Some oppose the income
tax on the ground that it would in
cite the milliocaires to perjury in
order to avoid payment. This obiec-
ton can be removed by sending a few
of them to the penitentiary. Let Us
have an income tax.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1893-07-06
Farming in Other Lands.

From the Atlanta constitutional
The farmers ON the Island OF Jersey
find agriculture profitable, and even
the tenants who rent land at from $50
to SIS per acre year manage to live
comfortably. The average size of
Jersey farm is seven acres, and the
crops are hay, grain, potatoes, tona-
toes and grapes, the last two being
hothouse products. The farmers
spare no pains and expense in the
preparation of the soil and the culti-
vation of their crops, and the small
area of their enables them to do all
their work by hand. The fact that
they make money is the best vindi-
cation of their system that could be
desired.
In France the farms are smaller
than in Jersey. A FIVE acre French
farm would be considered an extern
sive estate. Under the intensive
system it is highly profitable.
Japanese farmers are satisfied with
five or ten acres, and they have in
troduced their system in California.
The ACREAGE Californian occupies ten
or twenty times more land than he
can cultivate. He is overworked and
in debt, and his farm of a quarter or
half section of land does not yield
him as comfortable and independent
a living as japanese farmer gets out
of five of ten acres.
Southern farmers within o few
miles of good home markets, or neal
good distributing points will find
that it will pay them to follow thu
Jersey, French and japanese idea o
farming.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1893-07-06

Forest fires III South Dakota have
destroyed S600,O90 worth of proper
tv.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1893-07-06

Mansfield Democrat-Journal: The
Eastern States are about worn out,
the Northwest is pretty we'll settled.
The tide of immigration continues to
move, and it is probable that, in the
not distant future, Louisiana will be
the objective point Of home-seekers.
provided efforts are made to attract
them here.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1893-07-06
State Supt. of Public Education

The Mansfield Democrat-Journal
says: There is no good reason why
Louisiana cannot manufacture all the
cotton she raises. If this were done
there would be saving of freight
two ways. The stockholders in the
factories would make money; the
producer would receive more for his
cotton, and the consumer would pay
less for his goods. All of this will
be brought about after while.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1893-07-06

Governor McGraw, of the State of
Washington, event West" eight or
ten years ago, arriving in San Fran
cisco with $42 in his pocket. He
sent $40 home to his wife, and began
his Western life as horse car driver.
He made his way to Seattle, where he
became Sheriff, hotel keeper, and
lawyer and finally one of the most
prosperous and popular men in the
now State. He is about forty years
old.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1893-07-06
For Sale or Rent.

an account of change OF domicile to Shre7e-
" port. | offer for sale or rent my dwelling
house and store house combined situated in
the town of old Benton. Will rent all or part
OF buildings. Terms reasonable.
Mrs H. BENJAMIN.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1893-07-06
II. III. SssSder,

! A ttnrney at Law, bellevue, Bossier par
| IA ish, Louisiana.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1893-07-06

There will be great reunion of the
Confederate veterate at Birmingham
on the 18th of July, and every South
ern State will be represented.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1893-07-06

Every Turk, no matter what his
station, is trained in some art or
handicraft.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1893-07-06

Plattsburg Telegram: Do you
know anybody except yourself who
is always good tempered, perfectly
truthful, sincere and honest, and has
courteous manners besides?
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1893-07-06
Notice to Applicants for Pea
body Normal Scholarships.

Notice is hereby given that there
are three vacant scholarships to be
filed in the Peabody Normal College
at Nashville, Tenn, by apportion-
ment from this State, for the two
years ensuing from October 3, 1898.
A competitive examination for the
award of same will be conducted
throughout the State on Friday, July
2lst, for the purpose. All persons
desiring to compete should forward
their names and addresses to the un-
dersigned at an early date.
The intent of the Peobody Board
of Trust in establishing these Schol-
arships in the Normal College is to
affect public education in the South
through high grade of profession
ally educated CeacnefS.
A scholarship is good for any two
consecutive years above the Fresh
man Glass; that is, for Sophomore
and Junior, or for Junior and Senior,
or for Senior and Post Graduate.
A Peabody Scholarship is worth
800 year and the students s railroad
fare from his home to Nashville and
return by the most direct route, and
is good for two years. The college
year consists of eight months, begin
ming on the first Wednesday in Octo-
ber and closing on the last Wednes
day in May, and scholarship students
receive from the president of the col
lege S25 on the last days of October,
December, February and April.
The qualifications for becoming a
competitor for a scholarship are as
follows: The applicant must be not
less than seventeen years of age, nor
more than thirty; of irreproachable
moral character in good health ;
with no physical defects, habits,
or eccentricities, which would inter
fere with success in teaching; and
must make pledge of intent to
teach for at least two years after
graduation.
The minimum literary qualifca-
tions for securing a scholarship are
the following: The ability to read
fuently, to write a fair hand, to spell
correctly, and to express thoughts in
grammatical English to solve prob.
lens of moderate difficulty under all
the ordinary rules of arithmetic, and
to demonstrate any ordinary arith
metical principle; to locate the prin
ciple cities, rivers, and mountains oi
the world, and to give the bounda
ries of any specified State of the
Union; to parse the words of any
ordinary English sentence, and tc
correct ungrammatical English tc
solve equations of two unknown
quantities to describe the leading
events in the history Of the United
States.
ALI newspapers friendly to tn
cause of education will please max
, mention of the above.
, A. D. LAFARGUE,
r State Supt of Public Education
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1893-07-06
This Great State.

and a sugar refinery.
A large crop of sweet potatoes is
being put in this season in Avoyelles
parish.
The public schools of st. Mary
will be run nine months this year.
They will run right along through
the summer and give the vacation
ih the winter.
The average yield of corn in Lou
isiana is Is bushels per acre; Iowa,
25.5 and Kansas 14.G. Louisiana
falls below Iowa, but runs consider
ably above Kansas.
Hearne Correspondent of Webster
Signal: The Texas fever is now all
over this country. We hear that
several are going out to examine
the Hdnnanule section.
Good coopers are in demand in
Iberville. and all the shops in the
parish are running full forces, in
the belief that the coming crop JUS
tifies large stock of barrels.
Webster Signal: From the num-
ber of both mule and horse colts
that are to be seen in this section,
one would judge that our people are
beginning to raise their own stock.
The Lake Providence Banner
Democrat recently entered upon
the sixth year Of its existence. 1t
is one of the brightest and best of
the country weeklies. May it live
long and prosper.
Following is list of Presidential
postoffices in Louisiana. The figures
given are those which went into eff
feet July 1st: Alexandria, $1,000;
Baton Rouge, $1,000; Bayou Sara,
Sl100; Donaldsonville $500; Frank
lin, $500; Houma, $1,000; Lake
Charles, $500; Natchitoches, $1,000;
New Iberia, S1700; Opelousas S1400,
Shreveport 92400, Thibodaux S14OO
IMMIGRANTS.-Says the Mansfield
DemOcrat-J0urnal: MesSrs. w. H
Wilson and L. Briery, of Kansas
accompanied by their families, reach
ed this place few days ago will
the purpose of making their future
homes in our parish. There arr
five or six young men in tue colony
They bought land from j. f. Walker
about eight miles south west of Mans
field, and have taken possession
MeSsrS. Wilson and Briery were
here on prospecting tour in tht
spring and were so pleased with tn
country that they determined TO re
turn in the fall and locate. But th,
outlook for crops in the portion O.
Kansas from which they came wa
so diScouraging, owing 70 protract
ed drought and then hail storms
that they resolved to abandon thei
places and move at once. They pur
chased their places here on cas-,
terms, the price being Sc an acre
and are already comfortably fixed
Having no crops of their own t
cultivate, on account of coming to
late, they are working for thei
neighbors and improving thei
places. They think that severe
more families will move here fror
Kansas next winter. If Messrs. Wi
son and Briery are good represents
: tives of the immigrant class of KaI
sas, and it is to be presumed the
are, large number of them ca
:, get homes in DeSoto. Cheap an
productive lands and a cordi
greeting await them.
d Mansfield Democrat-J Journal: II
I /
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1893-07-06
BENTON, LA, JULY 6, 1893
School Books.

bAION ROUGE, JUNE lU.-1Oe
State Board of Education to-day
adopted the following list of text
books for use in the public schools
of the State for four years:
McGutfey's Revised Primer,
McGnffey'S Revised First Reader;
McGuffey's Revised Second Reader,
McGuffey's Revised Third Reader,
McGnffey's Revised Fourth Reader,
McGuffey's Revised Fifth Reader,
McGuffey's Revised Sixth Reader,
McGuffey's Revised Speller, Electric
Drawing Books Nos. 1, 2, 8, 4, 5, 6,
7, s and 8. To american Book Com
pGny.
Mitchell's First Lessons in Geog-
raphy, Mitchel's New Primary Ge-
ography, Mitchell's intermediate
Geography. 3. A. Butler Dc Co.
Reeds Introductory Language
Work, Reed & Kelloge's Graded
Lessons in English, Reed 4 Kel-
logg's Higher Lessons in English. :
Maynard, Morrill, G Co.
Health Lessons, How We Live,
Tracy'S Physiology. American Book
Company.
Natures Stories, Natures Read
ers. ID. c. Heath G Co.
Webster's Handy Dictionary
Webster's Primary School Diction
ary, Webster's Common School
Dictionary, Webster's High Schoo
Dictionary, Webster's Academic
Dictionary, Webster's Condensed
Dictionary, Longs Language Exer
cises, Parts l, 2 and 3. american
Book Company.
Hanseli's School History of the
United States, Hansell's Higher
History of the United States, Mich
olson's Primary Arithmetic, Nichol
sons intermediate Arithmetic
Nicholson's Complete Arithmetic
Nicholson's Advanced Arithmetic
University Publishing Company.
! Mason's First and Second Musi,
Readers, Mason's intermediate Mu
sic Reader, Mason's Fourth Interme
liate Reader, MaSon's New First
Second and Third Music Readers
| Mason's Abridged Fourth Musi
Reader, Mason's High School Musi
Reader, Mason's Girls High Schoo
music Reader, MasOn'S musiccharts
four series each; Mason's Independ
ent Music Reader, Mason's Manua
for First Chart aud Reader, Mason
| Hymn and Tune Book for Femal
Voices, Mason's Hymn and Tun
Book for mixed Voices. CHM d. CC
Jeson's Quest, for Supplements
Reading, Tilden's Commercial Geoe
raphy. Leach, ScheaoeU 6 SanbOr,
Natures Readers, Seaside an
Wayside. D. C. Heath Dc Go.
Cox's Complete School Chart, In
ternatlonal Dictionary, Webster.
Z. L. Cor, Little Rock.
Hanselps Primary Speller, Har
SELLS Penmauship Series, Nicho
sons Algebra.
For High Schools-LockwoOd
Lessons IN English, Whitney I
Lock woods Lessons in English
Shaw's English Literature, Wen
, worth's Complete Algebra, Wen
worth's Plane Geometry, Wen
worth's Plane and Solid Geometr
Myers General History, Maury
Physical Geography, Tilden's Cor
mercial Geography, Tracey's Phys
ology, Collier & Daniels Beginner
: Latin Book. Golfers Practical Lat
Grammer, Composition, Chardena
First, Second and Advanced Frent
Courses, Super's French Reade
Fortier's Seven Great Authors
the Nineteenth Century, Lative
e. Fleury's Ducaine, AIMEE de CT
y maine, Steele's Sciences, Chemistl
, 1893-06-20
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~ alem Comfort, SIS ben MOnat. Clifton Qbe. in Der
9tdbe pDn Belmont Npe. yt6beres Wtitta9S 3lutldeu Il
l0mibam
, 1893-06-20
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geborrte n0r6libe 5069c, gfirltcbe 5(96c,
Brombeeren 6(07c, Sl1ltbeeren 23@243c;
Galtfornii6es: Nprifofen 14(Q16c, nibt
gelbdlte 8firficbe 8@11c, seibdlte 200
24c; 8fldumen 9013c; 9toitnen: 2onbon
9dpers 81 .65@2.00 bas &iitcben, Wusfa>
teller $1.2501.3 80, loie 4(06c.
81 It, frii6cs: QtepfeG 1.OO01.75 unb
2.5003.00 je nab Der Site, 8ananen
1.00(91.25, Gitronen 3.50(04.00, Slori>
boer Srdngen 2.25(02.5O, Grobeeren IS
@1.00 in "a 8ints. BaItimorer $6(0$7
bas &titcben su "a Quarts; Stacbelbeeren
So .00(02.25 per "a OTIS.
&urtoffeIn: Wi8cpniiner o.
8urbanfs 65@70c, 6ebron 60(065c, 9fole
800, BearIeB 69(065c.
@efIIael, lebenbige: SurfeD 1O3
@11c; 6Ibner: 6ennen 11@-c, SGbne
6(07c; @nten 100; @Gnie, l~ebenbise
nit BEN 9ansen Sebern, $3.OO@6.0O per
0ubsn6. Spring @bifens" 18@22c.
baS 8fb.
@emhfe: Mtfifippter @eiBfraut
500$1.00; Senneiiee 50. 0001.50; rotbe
ober 9elbe 3piebeln $1..75@2.0 90 Der Sad
Weobrritben 800 baS Gtit6en iunge
tpetBe Gitben 90c(0$1.0 90 Der 8uicbeL, @urz
fen 5O@75c. baS 0ubenb, Se1erie %
SOC oas 9bb., iun9e 3ptebeIn $3.50 Ser
gulcbel, Solat $1,000 ba8 &tft6en,
gicpIdnt 9Oc. @$1.O0 per so 8funO,
&aOies9en 100000. baS 0uBeno g.,
Sptnat 50075c baS SAB; iunge rotbe
&iiben 35@40c., geteritlte 18@2Oc., &reiie
20025c., Grbien Gun9e) 90c(@1.0O ber
8uicbcl, 8obncn (~gritne) 80c(0$1.00 3d.,
Spar9el 75c(@$-.- PET ] s8uiDelsaiitben
@adSbobnen 81 .50@1.75 per 20 Quart.
811mentobG $1.00@1.50 bas &titcbcn,
Stefriiben 100000. Der 8uibeI; GOmaten
$3.50 Der rGrate"; Swcet 8otatos aus
SutnoiS $2.00@2.50 bas TaB.
8 btSfeD: Slip.
&o6Ien: SIM &letnen, gr6Bere yG8g"
$3.50 bic Eonne, fleinerc uno v9tut" poer
vJtan9e" 1919.
8ohneu: 8eite Stables 81. 90(02.5O,
mittelgute $1,75@$1.85, nit Der Mtai9jne
8eretntgte 1.70@1.80.
, 1893-06-20
SDteI3.
2u leihen aeindt.


Ou Ietbeu gefndt: Gin &dpital Don $500 Dollars
- pirb auf erte 9Dpptbet inter breifaGer Si3erbeit
au 6 Yrosent auf 3-5 Sabre 81 Ieiben geildt Q6reieu
perhen erbeten inter l. z Stadtsaeituug. I9ju2t
, 1893-06-20
2IarRt6eri6f.
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Partteen e~r3telt:
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o., quite 18@19c, mittelmdBige 1900
lie. Dairp, @ooIep's bette 17018, mittelz
CUTE unb quite 154@16, frii6er 8ading
Stud 12(013c, quite uno bette p9ou"-
8utterin, bette Creamery 17c, re6t
ib6ne 153c, Dairp 1896 un6 1916 fir Sic
bette in gJons" ODER tIeineu @ebin0en &c
meDr.
adfe, BETTE sui @ream GbeObars"
1O@101e, r8lat Sbopes" 9@93c. goung
@merica 93@10c, gSt1mineb" 8D9c, nocbz
genadbter Sebtpei3er 16@164c, r8rtf"
113@12c, Qtmburger 123(@13c.
Ger, gan3 frti6e 123(@-c oas0B6.
Obi #, 8eoOrrtes QlepfeE, tinitltcb 8e>
troduete 73@10c,4as Pip, GR Der SoEne
, 1893-06-20
Nuf Ser 86rfe

gin8 8etSen tn SuIitermin BON 665 duf
Cos 3uriif unb itie9 picber 655; Scptem7
Der brobte 703@71$c. unb 70Sc.
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9enb; Suit 42@42$, September 4344.
Safer matt 81 300304 Suit unb Sep
TENDER 27(@274c.
Observation-Disclosures tueicbenb gu 20
So i'm September Germin, S1maIs 1915
@10,573, &tppen 9.30@9.624.
, 1893-06-20

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baben. Giner lit BEL etnem SrGulein g. in
Der 8li6erltraBe beriibt tporben. 6ier
tpurben aus Ser beri9loiiencn Wobnung
@ertbpapiere, 9epoticbsine Der 9~tetcbsbanf
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in otelem Sale 9elungen, TAFT 0aS gat3e ge>
itobGene Gut tpte6er berbeisui6affen. Sin
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IbaIer e~nttuenbeten auBeroem udbmen tie
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bon $4,000 Mtarf nit. Wie Bic 8ldtter
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Der ii6 auf benz &erfoufSideine ais &unitz
ibiter Scarf @robOtO be8eidnet bate, cine
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breeder, Elm WitgIteb Der ertpGbnten 8dnbe,
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nnb WarfgrafenftraBe beriibt morben. Die
6ebler itnb Trauen5immer Die 3u ben Gin
brebern in 8%e3tebungen ftanben unb Die
ibnen beim 2biaB Der 9eitobIenen Saben
bebilflicb tparen. Die @rmittelungen mach
sieler&i9tnng itnb mod ni4t abgei9lofen.
, 1893-06-20

= Nus 2etp5t8 miro unterm 6. 6S. gez
mel6at: Die Dienitmag6 Qnna &rtemaz
net in 6ittengttb lit pom Scbmurgeribt
@laB am II. Qlprtl negenOtorbeS Sum5ooe
berurtbeilt, tpetl ite fir l6ulbig
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tIagte beibwerte iib in ibrer 0teoiiiou
barber, OaB Die gauge 8er6anolung uuter
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fern bur9 bic Gr0rterung mebt3tnildbcr
Nngelegenbeit Sic 0ffentlibe G~ittlicbteit
gefGbrbet tperben f0nne. Ser 4. Strafiez
nat bcs Gei659eri6ts belt btelen Gtnpanb
fitr beoeutungsloS, oa bic Seffentltc6fett in
Der 6auptOerbanolun9 nit @inperltGnbniB
Der Nngetla9ten auSgei6loiien poroen iei.
IS erfolgte 6esbalb in Der StBung bonn
6. bie Nerwerfun9 Der &epiiion. - @e9en
fa6rlGiii9er T0btun9 i6reS iieben Wocben
alien &inbes lit bte Sti9lerscbefrau Wforie
S6mabt in Oireien pom 9anbgcrichte
0anoSberg a. SO. am 10. Npril gu @sfGngz
ntBitrafe Derurt6etlt tpDroen. Sic polIte
benz &lnbe &babarber geben uno ergrtff
aus 8erieben cine Slaicbe nit Opium, oaS
auf bas &tnb cine tobtlicbe Mirfung aus
iibte. Sbre 9teptiton, tpelbe u~ngeniigenbe
Seititeaung Der 6abrldili9teit riigte, tpurOe
pom 2. Strafienate oes Get6sgert6ts ais
unbegrlinoet bertporfen.
= Gtner Gilger9eleuibaft aus Ser ltmz
9e9enb BON Wfiilbeim, bic am 4. 6s. cine
Waafabrt nacb gtieben6eim BEL Worrtngen
unternomrncn unb itcb hierbet zines 9amz
piers Der Miilbeimer Oampfl9ifffabrtsge7
ieai6aft beotert bate, lit Elm betlagensz
tpertber 11ngliifsfaa 3u9eitoBen. 9aS
S3tff fonnte Bel 8orrtnsen tpegen bes
nieOrieen g8aiieritanOes nicbt ans 0anb
geben urb bic Bilger nurOen besbaIb nit
Nadben ans 2anO gefabren. Sin Jtadben
i6Gug nm unO bic Sniaiien, Is 8erionen,
ftelen ms 8aiier; - iuurben 9erettet,
tpGbrenO Elm tun9es Wadbcben unO cine
Gltere Trau aus 8ensburg %ertranfen.
- Set SEM 1. SUM- lit in Der 8affenz
fabrtt 5u 8ern all Steue Der unlGngit eins
gefiibrten a6titinbigen NrbeitSsett pieOer
Ser NeunitunOentag in Nntpenoung.
, 1893-06-20
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marion Gdbort Sp9ter BON So6n SO. unb Marn
s @rfbart, am Montog, bgt 10. SUM, abeubs 6 1br I'M
utter oon 8 Ntpnoten. 8eerot9utQ potn Grouerbouie,
mttta9s l ubr.
, 1893-06-20
@ei6Gfts= 9 eleqenbeiteu.

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~ Ooer &apitaIbetbetIt9un9 9eiu9t @el. Offerten:
o 2 Staats3eitnug.
0u pertaufen: 8inl9! Gin gut 9ebenoer 8ut6er.
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