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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-07-20

Our shipments of corn to Europe are
less than four per cent Of our annual pro-
duction. When Colonel Murphy's good
work in teaching Europeans the tooth
someness of corn dainties has had time to
spread, and the desire for such whole
some food has grown, it may be expected
that these importations will increase.
The states which are the natural habitat
of corn have never raised as much as they
could. This grain with its cob and cover.
ing is rich in the uses that can be made OF
it, since it has served, as food for m n,
beast and fowl, drink, oil mating for the
floor, matching for roofs, fuel, pipes,
paper. 1t combines in its romance and
utility. The Indian story told in lila
watha," of origin OF corn, "Mondamin,
the friend of man. is an American legend
full of the poetry with which the Indian
surround everything. Even the com
monest thing is better for the touch of the
ideal -/X0NgJiW4U
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-07-20
EACH BOTTLE GUARANTEED.
THE EMBLEM OF MERCY.

Red Cross Linlment Is enblematcal of
the society whose name it bears 1t goes
into all parts of the world. aleviatng sLf-
fering and ministering to the distressed.
The cross is most suggestive for it is SYM
bolical of that ardor and zeal which should
actuate all who are engaged in the noble
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-07-20


A Penobscot farmer, who in his day, has
employed considerable help, once hired a
Young man remarkable for absence of body
when most needed and presence of mind
when least wanted The farmer when
not in the field directed his daughter one
afternoon to slip out no and then to the
brow of the hill and see II Slybo was doing
his duty. The young woman faithfully
and repeatedly reported that Slybo was
Sinking, At supper the farmer looked
sternly down between the long files of
swarthy hay-makers to tina black-eyed
delinquent at the foot of the table, with
the iionical remark; And you. sir |
understand you've been sick this after
noon" Il think must have been" re-
piled Slybo promptly, "for I've had
watchers.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-07-20

Trains leave Skowhegan as follows: 800 A
N. for all points West and for Bangor l. 20 p NJ
tor Waterville, Oakland North Anson Lew
lston, Portland and Boston, Dexter, Dover and
Dor, st. John and Aroostook County, Port
land and Boston 30 p. NJ. (mixed) for Water
vile, enabling passengers to take night Pull
man for Portland and Boston.
ARR1VALS:-7.00 A. NJ. (mixed) daily except
Mon lays: lO.4S A. NJ Passenger from Portland,
Lewiston, Augusta and Bangor; $40 P. NJ. from
all points
PAYSON TUCKER, Vice Pres, & Gen Man
r. E. BOOTHBY. General Pasr Agent
Portland, June goth 1893.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-07-20

The speed of railway trains is being brou-
ght to a point where even people on bridal
tours regard them as a nuisance.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-07-20

Some of our Democratic contcmpora-
rcs are repeating the hypocriIical boast
that "thc Democratic party never yet
enacted an unsound currency law But
the Democratic party has never missed
the opportunity to give an overwhelm-
ing III ioty for unsound currency
proposilnn~ whenever They were up,
and il IL iii hu, enact them 1t was be-
cause it did not have votes enough.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-07-20
Somerset RAILWAY,
CHANGE OF TIME
Commencing Mon, June 26, 1898

Trains Will run as follows, connecting at Oak
land with Maine Central Railroad.
For Boston, Portland, Lewiston, Waterville
Augusta, Skowhegan and Bangor.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-07-20
The Beauty standard.

The standard of female oveiness varies
greatly in different countries and with indi,
viduai tastes. Some prefer the plump and
buxom type; some admire the slender and
sylph-like, and some the tall and queenly
maiden. But among all people of the Caucas-
ian race, one point of beauty is always admir-
ed-a pure clear and spotless complexion
whether the female be Of the blonde, brunette
or hazel-eyed type. This first great requisite
of loveliness can be assured only by apure
state of the blood, active liver, good appetite
and digestion, all of which are secured by the
use OF DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
tits guaranteed to accomplish all that is claim
ed for it, or money refund. If you would have
a clear, lovely complexion, free from erup-
tions, moth patches, spots and blemish. use
the Golden Medical Discovery"
Visitor How does the land lie out this
way?" Native. at amt the land that lies,
sir; it's the land agents"
II was Frustrated with severe bilious com
plant" writes Erastus Southworth, of Bath,
Me. "After trying vainly number of rene
dies, | was finally induced to take Ayers Pills
had scarcely taken two boxes when | was
completely cured"
The speed of railway trains is being brou
ght to a point where even people on bridal
tonrs repa rd them as nuisance.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-07-20

work Of serving their fellow men
BY its use thous- ands of afflicted
homes have been made joyful. Its
power to relieve pans is marvellous.
A sure cure for rheumatism, neu-
ralgia, a m =
ness, tooth
ear and h e a d
ache, chilblains, sore throat, Group,
coughs, colds, diphthetia, chol
era, cholera NOR bus, cramps, la
grippe, etc., etc. "A valuable Eng
lish remedy placed for the first time
before the people Of the western world.
Thousands testify to its magic powers.
A pure, palatabe remedy for internal and
external use. Manufactured and guaran-
teed by The c. A. Price Company, Rich
rpop1 Mama
The state chronicle., 1893-05-11
Mortgage Sale Of Land.

a tcr,tin c,'if,'s y o. power conferred on me by
JOSIAH IholtSsge deed, executed by
nortgssep : lnntcn and wife, which said
Wi r1g county, Book No. / 8, at Page 7l5 *
or 80 eooL oatr tor sale to the highest htddar
civ SssB - y AZ the court house door In The
ESS II 6aleigh' N c., on Mondav .Jnne
@d T ,os5 At IL o'clock m the pronertv % in
5pd NOR gage described being tract If nf
sCIe. S,oontainin9 ninety-nine acres zoo 90
rsytldn nilfe or less, near the town Of Nor,
q Ioseerlta I.e u SAD county, adjoining the lands
mass Rn "a Maynard, Peasant = Pender.
nor VIM, " ni Clements and Others and
gsgs practically described in s.,id mort-
Rsls,,s 3 7. MONTAGUE, Att'y.
-N4eH Hn \. g., May 6. 1894. -
The state chronicle., 1893-05-11
SEASON DRINKS! SEASON DRINKS Il
A SPECIAL FEATURE
W. H. KING & CO. s
DRUG STORE.
SOR FAYETTEVILLE RGrrr

Six points, out of many. where D.,
Pierce's Pleasant Pelle,s are ba,,s-
tan other pills:
L. They're the smallest. and es.;s.,
to take-httle sug.r-coated grspuls.e,
that every child tax IS readily.
z. They're perfectly easy in their
actlon-no gripping, no disturbance.
s Their effect lasts. There's no re-.
action atterward. They regulate or
cleanse tie system. according 10 size of
dose.
4 They're the cheapest, for they're
guaranteed to give sstls fsc;ion. or the
money Is returned You pay only f,r
the good you get.
D. Iut up in glsss-sre slwa,s ffesh.
o They cure Constipation, lndiges-
ton Bilious Attacks. Sick or Bilious
Headaches, and all arrangements of the
liver, stomach and bowels.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-11
{ heap Ice

Don forget that We Will not be
undersold on ice, and will duplicate
any prices that may be made in this
city, and that We shall have plenty
OF 1t on hand all the year as We have
for the last several years.
JONES x POWELL.
Managers Of the New Crystal Ice
Factory,
The state chronicle., 1893-05-11
Iol>e and Lot for Sale,

~, .'lGe os authority conferred In q
sr@ =. me i..yt -5Se. executed by =. IL Vass.
n '! ttteJred in book l13, page COZ
- y = s.sf =. Deeds cffic Of " axe conn
Gr.rI W. "4. on Monday, the 29th day
eoE se.l u the hix nest bidder. for
i',. 4. II aseck a. st the Court House
lsf -. ~ '4e cry of Raleigh, the house and
mn. .4us Nnerton the sa,d Vess now re-
17.S .uate0 on south Blourt stre et, and
IsrTs vs.Llot y y q IL the said ml rtgage.
tras ). 5. BATCHELOR.
MOrLpaOea
The state chronicle., 1893-05-11

" Se.t Ia. al naIr. a,

- the handscmcsi. and other
- invited to call on anv druggist and
get free a trial bottle "f kemps Ba!sam
for the throat and lungs, remedy inst
.S selling entirely upon its merits and Il
guaranteed to relieve and cure all chronic
and acute coughs, asthma l,onchics
ana consumption. I-.rge bottles 30 cts.
and $1.O0.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-11
Worlds Columbian Expositio,

Worlds Columbian Exposition
VIII be Of value to the world bv IL
Illustrating the improvements to the
mechanical arts, and eminent pbys-
iciaps will tell you that the progress
OF medicinal agents has been of
equal Importance, and as strength
ening laxative that Syrup of Figs is
IN advance Of all Others.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-11
Raleigh, \. c.

Sunken eyes, n palid complexion,
and disfguring eruptious, indicate that
there Is something wrong within. Ex-
pei the lurking foe 10 health, 10y puri
tying the blood with Ayers Ssrsapa.
rilla. Cures erysip. las, ecz ma .alt-
rheum, pimples, aid blo;ch.s.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-11
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s&CdMCND & DANVILLa h-sII.-
- ROAD COMPANY,
e w. HaiGeKoper and Re De4 .3z.sI
Recsivers
Condensed Schedule In Effec Noy " -.
TRAINS LEAVE RALEIGH, \ G
CoNNEcr.,
At Durham, for oxford Ha2ter
ar Son, ana ali points on y. 81 q,
a. M. Keysville.
Daily At Greensboro for all points
horIn and south, and for Win
ston Salem. and points On the
Northwestern NC X r..
AT Charlotte, for Spgrtanbury
GreenVille, Athens, Atlanta and
su points South. This train
does not connect at Charlotte
Ior points, On G C& A x n,
between Charlotte and Auyugts
CONNECTS:
AT Durham for Oxford, dai.y
except Sundays.
81 AtGreensboro, with the Wash
"a. lngtCE and Southwestern Vest
DaAF ouied limited train for all points
North, and with main line train
NO IL for Washington and tu-
offmediaOe loca, stations Also
has connection for Winston
Saleln, daily except Sunday.
ana with main Line train No
Ior CharlOtte, Sparianburg
Greenville, Atlanta and All
points South Sleeping cars Raj
e'gh 20 Greensboro.
This train connects at Cha.
lotte with &C & ARR train
No for Columbia Charleston
Savannah and Augusta: sleepe
lDanv1ll0 70 Augusta
CONNECTS:
At Selma: for Fsyett1T.lls. and
IS lateriledbste stations On the
NJ Wilson and Fayetteville snorr-
Ddliy. cur, daily except Sundays
AT Goldsborp, for Eewbern
and Sorehead City, daily ex
cept Sundays, 70 WILMINGTON,
and Intermediate stations u NJ
CcEERCrs:
S.S At Selma for Wilson, Rocky
q. NJ Mount, Tarboro and local stf.-
DAILY tions On Eorioik aud Carolina X
~ sun. X; arrives At Goidsboro, z. .g, prn
TRAINS ARRIVE ~ RALEIGH:
4;oe IA s.om Greensboro and AL .oirts
Daily. North and South.
ocJ IA From Greensboro aad all r,oiu+s
Daily. Norsh and South. Sleeping car
hreeLE5c-o % Raleigh.
DAILY. From Gol6sbo-o and al uoints
lilo p ID In Eastern Carolina
Ex Sun.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-11
OUR CONFEDERATE DEAD.
HONORED BY MEMORIAL ExEp
CISES YESTERDAY.

"A Masterly Address by Judge A. q.
Avery-'A Large Outpouring of Peo.
PIE attend the Exercises and Ten.
derly Lay Flowers on the Cravas -.
the Confederate Dead.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-11

As has for many years been her
custom Raleigh yesterday observed
Memorial day exercises, under the
auspices of the Ladies Memorial
Association, with that patriotic and
loyal interest and great outpourine
OF the people which has always
characterized these occasions in our
midst.
The dreary weather of the day
before had caused apprehensions
that it might continue yesterday.
but the day dawned beautiful and
clear and was as perfect tenth of
May as could have been desired.
The exercises, the procession and
all the features of the day passed
Off perfectly and reflected the high
est credit on the ladies and their
management.
metropolitan Hall had been beau
tifully decorated by fair hands
when the vast audience assembled
there at $3.50 o'clock .. IN.
When Hon. A, @. Avery, the ora
tor, was escorted in he was greeted
with applause. On the staud with
aim were Chief Marshal Allen, Gov.
Carr, Dr. Daniel. Mr.. W. G. Stron-
ach, DR.. Hines, Gen. F. H. Came
ron, Col. Tate, DR.. Sanderlin, Judge
Shepherd and Judge Brown.
1he hall was packed to it's Ut
most There were present the
various visiting organizations in the
city, the students Of the A. and NJ.
College, Junius Daniels Camp Of
,onfederate Veterans, and citizens
generally, with very large out
pouring of ladies. Music was fur
nlshed by the Pythian band, of this
city.
The exercises were opened with
prayer by Rev. DR.. Eugene Daniel,
after which there was music.
Col. S. Med. Tate then in appro-
priste words presented the orator
OF the occasion, Hon. A. G. Avery.
to whom he paid a high tribute.
Judge Avery delivered with fine
effect his able, exhaustive and
splendid address upon the life and
character of Gen. d. II. Hill.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-11
JUDGE AVERY 8 ADDRESS.

JUDGE AVERY ADDRESS,
Following are full extracts from
Judge Avery's address:
Measured by the average length
Of human life, almost generation
has passed away since the tocsin of
war was sounded thirty-two years
ago, and aroused in conservative
old North Carolina such Juror of
excitement as no pen can portray
and no tongue describe. AS years
have rolled by the reaper has gath
cred ana the angels have garnersd
the ripened sheayes. Oue by one
the spirits of our old heroes have
passed over the river to again rally
around their sainted leaders, Lee,
Jackson and Hill, and join them in
rans to the Prince Of Peace for
achieving the most sublime Of all
great victories. Twenty years ago
the space allotted to the soldiers at
these annual gatherings was filed
for the most part by comrades, re-
Joicing in the exuDerant vigor of
young manhood. The eye of your
orator searches in vain today anon q
the silvered heads that Eli the space
allotted to the old soldiers, for the
manly forms of those friends of his
boyhood and comrades of his young
manhood. Basil Manly, Richard
Badger, Phil Sasser and James Nc,
Kimmon, true and tried soldiers,
who were as conspicuous for their
courage in the hour of danger, as
for their loyalty to the sacred mem
cries of the past, when our banner
had been forever furled.
These object lessons constrain
those of US, who are now distinct
lively known as old veterans, to re-
member that the mention of the
stirring days of '61 reminds the
majority of this audience of no such
vivid scenes as pass in review be-
fore the imaginations of the old
soldier and the wives, sisters and
daughters, whose hands in all these
years have trimmed the turf, and
whose tears have moistened the i'm
mortelles that cover the resting
places of our loved and honored
dead.
Some States south of us had SOL
emnly asserted their right under
the Constitution to sever their
connection with the Federal
Union, and had, through their
representatives in convention, es-
tablished the provisional govern
ment of the new Confederacy, with
Montgomery, Alabama, as it's capi-
tai city. But North Carolina, with
characteristic conservatism, still
clung to the federative union of
States, which was conceived in the
patriotic resolves of Mcklenburg,
and ultimately established by the
timely strategy and heroic valor of
her volunteer troops at Kings
Mountain and Guilford Court
House. Ia 1889 she had awaited
further assurance and guaranty
that her rights as sovereign
State would be respected and pro-
tected before she would agree to
enter into the more perfect union
then ''rmed. In 1861 she adhered
to th4t union, and stood under the
egis of the old flag, till those, in
whose custody the political revolu-
The state chronicle., 1893-05-11
Signs CT Health,

You don't haze Is lool;
twice 10 detect then-bright
eyes, bright color, bright
The state chronicle., 1893-05-11
~ w A TIDK

Double daily trims between Ral.s.r ard
Charlotte. Quick timel
The state chronicle., 1893-05-11

smiles, f.
bright in i1-Tn
every &C |
ton. SGOTTC |
Disease is C!Gn |
overcome LEsiD |
only when
weak tissue =
is replaced by the healthy
kind. SCOTS Emulsion Of
cod liver oil effects cure by
building UP sound flesh. Ii
IS agreeable to taste and
easy Of assimilation.
Prepared Dy Scot; Bo7Sne. Y. =. ,us-,rgi.,,
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-5llri-U ise-
r. -" 'J~'r. It.i ..-Jif...1 .u0t a,r..,-r-.-, Is,
81 run .oIT >.hn0r::
IL Aii'f"p irJ9u"s - i an
lU ~ ropd hiis1I 'luO ll-us, 10 giu rCs IN
"bF DbES r5,G.J ~
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CONTINUED on SECOND PAGE J
The state chronicle., 1893-05-11

CONNECT
S.k5
&. VI.
Daily
E1 Sun.
TRAINS
i:Ukm
Daily.
600 q n I
Daily.
4.Spm
Daily. .
lilo pm
EX Spu-
, 1893-10-13
Gin frdRerer Rtdter un6 jebi9er
Q6pofdt
De9en 5dli6nne zines bunoesri9terli1en
GinhaltsbefehIs perhaftet.
Nd1bbtIIe, Tenr., l3. Stt.

@icbter so. 6. Matbers, elm abpOfat
bon Decatur, Qtla., lit auf Die Nntlase Ders
boftet porben, einen @in6altsbefebl ge~
fGli4t gu baben, ber an9eblib bonn 8un6esz
fretsri6ter Bruce pabren6 bes Iebten
Streites in BEN BertitGtten ber louisville
unb Na1bptQe 8abn in Decatur allsge1tcat
tporben mar. Matber intereiiirte itcb fir
Die Streifer unb erbtelt ongebLi6 bonn
&i9ter Bruce in Birmingham fplsen6en
8efebI: v9as 8unbeStreiSgericbt, tpcIcbes
iebt in Birmingham in StBung 1T, befiebGt,
baB in 6en Werfitdtten Der louisville &
Naiboiue 8abn in Decatur, Nla., sic Orr
belt tpteber aufgenommen, uno baB alien
friiberen Qngeitelten erlaubt tper6e, ibre
uripriineLiden BldBe pieber ein3unebmen."
IS beiBt ieBt, oaB ii3 Matbers na9
9artSea, elmer Srti5aft 3ptidcn Decatur
unb Birmingham begab, unb Sort Ben 8e7
febl lelb5t anfertt9te, obne ben9tibter Bruce,
ODER irgenb einen anbern @eridtsbeamten
geieben gu baben. @r tpurbe geitern in Oez
catur nerbaftet, nadb 9untspile eebracbt
unb BORT bonn 8unoescommifidr perbOrt.
QlusenblidIib beftnbet ct iib in Grmange7
flung oou $4,000 8iirgi9aft I'M @efGngniB.
Jtat6ers fam Dor etnigen SSabren bon
aanios na6 Decatur, unb bate ais A6no>
fat einen guten @rfolg.
, 1893-10-13
UelegraphiRde Oepefden.
2Sefiegf.
NadD 38=ftiinoi9rm 1ampfr ran=
men DIE perfedDter 0es nnbe=
oin9ten miOtrrufes oes
Sherman 6effRes
9aS bt8 Oabin nit Gbren 6~ebanptcte
SelO.
Die rfdlanfe Sycamore" pom 3libe
9efdut.
Die SdIuBiceneu DER oenfpiirot9en Sibuns.
@ ofbtn9ton, 13. Oft.

SO Darlington ID. Oft.
Die S6LuBi3enen ber beute Worgen I'M
1.45 3u gnoe ge9angenen a1tu%nb3pan5igs
itiinotgen Si5ung beS Senates paren betz
nabe patbetiib, obmobG y0ape" 6tu, Der
bergleiben nidt leiben mag, un6 Stetpart
ft6 na6 &rdften bemIbten, Die gansc
Situation ms 2d6erlt6e gu febren. NlS
8oorbees, na6oem er cine gauge @eile, ben
Gopf auf bci6e 5Gn6e geitiibt, mas feline
Grl6Opfung beutlicb Oerrietb, Dor li6 btns
9ebriitet bate, iib miiblam crbob, nm =
yobne Gpmmentar obsr &rittt" = ben
2tntra9 ouf 8erta9ung gu %itelen, ba mat
lt5erlicb ntbt @iner i'm Saale, Ser tbm
1eine Q61ung uno SDmpatbte Derla9t bate.
8ereitS etne Stunbe DDrber, mar man it'd
bariiber flar, baB bas Gnbe Der 6enftpir>
btgen Stbung nabe beporitebe. Oils Soar,
GuQom, NuiIon nnb anoere prominente
republifanii6e Senatoren, bic tpdbrenb ber
ga11;en Stbung faum bonn 8labe 9eipicben
tparen unb Ielbft benz Dbcn @el6pGbe zines
Stepart Mufmerfiamfett ihenften, ftb
fur3 na6 l l1br, tpie auf Elm 9egebenes
3eiden erboben uno ben Saal perlieBen,
ba fIblte Elm Sober, baB baS Gnbe sefom=
men. @orman unb 8oor6ees bielten nm
bteie 3eit I'M 6inter9run6e beS Senates
cine i'm Slitltertone gebaltene 8eratbun9 ab,
porauf 8oorbees ii6 pieber nab ieinem
Stbe 3uriidbe9ab. Die @aIerien naren
taft bis gum lcbten Nugenblid bi6t gefiiat.
8alb na3 I ltbr mat bet Sergeant-at-
Arms Bright abermals abgeianbt worben,
UNI tpom0elib Elm Quorutn suIommen 3u
trommeln. Mfan tpuBte, baB, tpenn er UNI
berrt6teter Sa6e Suriiftebren miir6e,
Boorbees ieben tpetteren &f ais aus
ft6tSlos aufgeben perbe. Manber1on CAB
bteiem 8etpuBtietn nit ben @orten NuSz
brud: yScb pollte ser Sergeant-at-Arms
tdn1e suriid." @ls Brtebt ii4 einige ;3ett
barauf pirfli6 etnfteate unb bem YrGiiz
blum i6riftli9 mtt9etbeilt Bate, baB es
Elm Ding ber ~unmO9ltbfeit iet. i'm 0dufe
Der gta6t nod Elm Quorum 3uiammen 3n
betommen, ba erflGrten bie 8crfecbter bes
unbebinsten @iberrufes pes Sbermonz@ez
ieBeS it6 fir gei9lagen uno traten ben
Gid5ug an.
'.Gs mar aber aub bObte. 3ett. 0ie
Webr3abl Der Senatoren ~beftnbet iteb be-
reitS in porgerii6ten Sabren unb Sic Qnz
foroerungen Der leBten 5tpei Sage an t6re
pbDiti6e &raft tparen gu grDB, ais baB fie
nob batten ptel lGnger ausbalten fOnnen,
obne an ibrer @elunbbeit ernitItben S9az
BEN 3u leiben.
Se6r geriiGmt nir6 Sic 0(us6auer bes
8i3ez8rditbenten Stebenion un6 6es 8rGz
iiOenten pro tenn. Saulfner BON 8eltz
8irgtnien. 8etoe betpabrten aub in ben
iturmtI6en Womenten Der langen Sibung
uneri6iitterli6e Gube un6 tpalteten bes
8oritBeramtes nit poItommener 11npar>
teiti6fett. Die a3tunboreiBt9itinbige
SiBung mar iebenfaIs elmer ber merfnirz
bigiten 8or9dnge, bic fih felt benz 8efteben
6es &ongreiies i'm 8unOesienat ereignet
baben.
, 1893-10-13
Gi9entbumIiaes mttteI,
Inn aus einem permeintli9en Diebe Elm 6e,
ftdnoni6 h~eraus3upreden.
g NJ, ST., IS. Oft.

u / I IT. Ou-y 10. SLl.
8ier 8rIoer, iGmmtli6 perbeiratbet un6
S0bne BON Daniel t6oliIatp, griffen firSz
Iib ST. einem eigentbiimlic6en W3itteG, nm
aus etnem iungen Wanne, 9tarnens 6reO.
Smith, BON Dem ite 9laubten, 6aB CT ibren
8ater, tpdbrenb bericlbe IN ber &ircbe mar,
UNI mebrere bunbert Dollars beito9len
babe, Elm @citdnoniB b~eraussupreiien.
Smttb arbeitete ais 8necbt fir Daniel
5olitlatp, oer auf ieiner 0itlic6 pom Orte
geleeenen Sarm pobnt. Gr befan6 iib
auf benz SelOe beim MaiSi6nei0en, ais Die
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