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The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-24
\ VERY BAD BREAK.
How II F~tw.Ciark ~poUt,'> Captured Lat
Nights Mass Meeting.

Nights Mass Meeting.
Day before yesterday a few democrats
of this city came 10 the conclusion that
it was time for the legislature to get to-
gethcr on a compromise candidate for the
senate. and conceived the notion Of a
mass meeting 10 ecu an expression of
public opinion.
The mass meetlr- assembled at the
appointed hour in T." court room last
night, and then the IAN began. Judge
Huy was elected chairman aud ". y.
Fletcher secretary, and the Clark shout
ers, led by W. q. Downing and II. 5.
Ford. took Possession at the word 90.
X. :. Ford declared that he was for Clark
or nobody, and made several iilngs at
Senator Gibson because he did not stand
by the alleged caucus nominee, w. \.
Clark. Mr.. Downing was still more ash
and melodramatic in his declarations.
and asseverated that lac would die in the
last ditch rather than desert the caucus
nominee if he were one Of MIR. Clark's
supporters al Helena, lie thought that
Senator Gibson ought to h." instructed
by the democrats OF Cascade county as
t6 INV he shouiJ vote ON the senatorial
question, lie di1 not believe in donounc-
inc Mr., Gibson for his course thus far.
hut H., did think THAT Gentleman ought
to know how his constituents feel about
the matter. He therefore uroposed the
f]oIlowin0 resolution.
"Eegolyed. That the democracy of
Cascade count in mass meeting assem-
bled. instruct II senator. Hon. Paris
! Gibson. TO abide by the viii of the ma.
ioritv Of tbe democratic memhcrs of tbe
legislature. vote for and use all honor.
allie means TO secure the election to tbc
United States senate Of the man whose
interest is identified with that of Mon
tana. that sterling democrat. Hon. ". 4.
Clark. -
"Eesolycd. That We endorse the action
of the democratic majority in the sun
mort of ". \. Clark"
The resolution m { with a feeble sec
ond. and was then Lotly opposei by L.
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southwest quarter of section |, township
Is T. ~, range 3 east.

southwest quarter of section |, township
Is H. ~, range ) east.
7 ",Hneral services of Mrs. Joseph
Her took place at the Methodist
chul o., yesterday afternoon and were
conducted by Rev. w. b. Coombe. A
large number of people assembled at the
church to pay their respects to the mem
DRY of the deceased, as did also the Odd
Fellows lodge in a body, Of which the
bereaved husband is a member.
Mr.. e. W. jackson, in a chat regard
ing his recent absence Of a month in
which he and his wife visited their
daughter at her home in San Francisco
and made a tour of the coast and the
sound cities, remarked: I'm glad to get
back, though / did have a very pleasant
time. | saw a number of f~ine-looking
cities, but none Id swap for Great Falls
when n considers her promising pros
pects.'
Work will be commenced in a short
time on the construction of twenty. five
houses, costing from $1,000 to $1,000, in
the Minneapolis addition prospect hilI)
for Messrs. Menage Il Cox. The plans,
etc. for the houses were drawn by Mr..
IL Ia tllildy VINO is uOW ready 10 lei
the contracts for their construction.
The electric street cars run to this adj
dition and il will not be long before
Prospect hill will be thIckly dotted over
with line residences.
\ special from Washington amour
ccs new orders issued for carrying the
mails between Billings and Great Falls.
as follows: Star route schedules, route
ELL, billings to Great Fails. from May
lst to October Bird: Leave Billings al.
~, except Sunday, at $50 Il. ~. and ar
rive at Great Falls in II hours. leaves
Great Falls daily except Sunday. at Z
a. m. and arrive at Billings in II hours
From November | to April 30. Leaves
Billings Gaily except SUNDAY, at 1886
a. IN and arrive at Great Falls in g. ;,
hours; leave Great Falls daily, except
Sunday, at : a. N. and arrive at Billings
in e. 81 hours.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-24
THREE MEN N THE GAME.
Ncl, Nelson plays Dice with strangers
and Loses 500.

N"I- Nelson plays Dice With strangers
and Loses 500.
Nels Nelson. of Great Falls, Mont, ar
rived in st. Paul on Monday on his way
to Il visit to his old home in Europe. No
sooner had he left the depot than he
scraped an acquaintance with a stranger,
Nelson went with the stranger to a
saloon. a game of dice was proposed.
The stranger showed himself to be eX-
ccedingly clever with the dice, and un-
folded to Nelson a plan whereby he
could beat any N with whom he play
ed. Soon a third man sauntered in and
he was picked out as the victim. Now,
the stranger had no money, and Nelson
therefore gave him $50 of his, taking a
watch as security. He had only $l2O.
but expected to have more when the
game was over. The men sat down and
played, aud the first stranger soon lost
all no had. Then s me one came in and
informed them that gambling would
precipitate them in Jail, and Nelson gave
up the watch and ,'ecamped. He was
AYERS" to prosecuting, as he wished TO
leave the city that night, and is, there
fore, out his $50.
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As To the hair growing gray, 1t results
in the majority Of cases frOm the par
tial closing Of the hair cells and the re.
duction Of the quantity Of natural color
ing matter which the closing produceo.
Albany Express.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-24

At Baku. Russia. there is an immense
oil well that 'ebbs and flows with thu
same regularity as do the ocean tides.
1t is believed To have some mysterious
connection with the sea.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-24

During the reign Of Henry III Of
France the doublets Of mon and holices
Of the m We're 81 eXtrayagant that
IA contemporary declared the former
looked like bees. the latter like waspS.
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CITY COUNCIL MEETING.
A Great Deal of Important Business
Transacted at the Meeting
Last Night.
Serious Charges Preferred Agains,
Mark Truck. the Sewer
Contractor.

The city council met in regular session
last night. Present, Mayor Webster,
Aid. Williams, Jensen, Gaunt, Tracy,
Cleeland, Cornelius, and Clerk Leslie.
The minutes of the two last meetings
were read and approved.
Mayor Webster presented the report
OF George Raban, appointed to examine
the books Of Police Justice Morohoua
from Oct. |, 1892, to Feb. 20, 1893. The
report shows that the police Justice is
indebted to tho city for fines collected
SSl2.1O. There was some money paid
into the city treasurer by the Justice.
but the amount was not known. The
mayor and city treasurer will examine
and report next Monday.
The quarterly report Of the chief Of
the fire department was read. The OK.
penscs for the quarter amounted to
$~l,7S5.J2.
Several petitions were received and re.
ferred.
Goss n Collins were granted a plumb.
ers license.
The question Of paving Central avenue
was referred to. 1t appears that the
street railway track runs on the south
side of the street most of the way be
tween Park drive and Sixth street and
that it was an injustice to the holders OF
property on the north side to have to
pave to the center of the street while on
the south side the property owners were
relieved from paying for the paving be
tween railway rails, etc. Tho matter
will be finally determined at the ncXt
meeting.
The following bills wers reported
favorably and orders directed to be
drawn for the same:
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-24

Wisconsin Michigan Worlds Fair
Hotel, located within six blocks of the
fair grounds. Secure your accommoda-
tions at once and before Marcel 10Th. Ap-
ply to A. Sires, east room Canary block,
First avenue south, for full information,
maps, terms, etc.
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I hereby myself as a candi-
date for the Office of Police Magistrate
for the city of Great Falls, subject to
the decision of the forthcoming demo
cratic city convention. JNo, p. DYAs.
Great Falls, Feb. -, 1893.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-24

1t would seem that nearly a quarter of
all cases of insanity are hereditary, and
animals are not free from this visitation.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-24

Let Il boy take note Of this i'll the out
set of life. If he would make friends or
followers he must 20 beneath the poll
tician, the tradesman. the logician, and
find the man under all.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-24

'OSs ~ collins, supplies. ....... IL -
4 member of the Barbers' union
-yartoi gcti,n t,ko, 70 oomnoI an L,or
~ ~ np on q
hers 1" ciose thclr shops on SUNDAY.
There is only ono shop holding out
against the CLOSING movement
The city treasurer and attorney were
instructed TO procure from thp county
treasurer money due the city.
John A. Largent, on behalf of the La
bor union. for which he was acting as
attorney. presented the following nett
ton. signed by over 800 members of the
union. relative to the construction of
sewers, etc, on the North side:
TO the CITY Council:
GREAT FALLS. Feb. IL. 1So3,
We. the undersigned. hereby p~etition
and request this honorable body. the CITY
council of Great Falls. to take such stems
as they NAV think inst and proner to
eradicate the wrongs and Injuries ner.
mitted in the CITY Of Great Fails. and To
the Workinrmen thereof. by reason of
privilepe granted Inv this council IN a
certain man, namely. Mark Tuck, Of the
citv of Great rails. tn RIM a saloon in
the said CITY on Third avenue south. he
tween Serond and Third streets. and nv
reason oil a certain contract lei 10 The
said Tuck. by this council. for ~puttinr
in lateral sewers in said city. all Of which
is more fully set forth herein as follows.
that
Whereas. The city of Great Falls en-
tered into a contract with one Mark
Tuck TO e~ycayaie for and Law lateral sew
crs in ce. tain parts of said city, and
Whereas. In said contract if was stin-
Mated and agreed that all of said sewer
pipe laid in said sewers should be laid
and covered in a careful and substantial
manner and that all of said mines should
be cemertcd and sealed at each and
every ioint. and
Whereas. Said TDck and EJ Uuclstcr.
his foreman. has sighted the said work
ana has laid and caused In Inc laiI a
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On foggy winter days English rail
ways employ thousands of extra hands
to place decorating signals on the rails,
the ordinary semaphores being iniisible.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-24

The house at corner of Seventh ave. s.
and Fourteenth street. with excellent
garden patch Of several acres, for rent
cheap. For particulars apply to J. X.
Clark.
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4 large line of Blank Books just
opened at Dibble's Bookstore. next
door to %postotiicc.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-24

WEDNESDAYS DAILY.
In 1872 Kerosene oil sold for $40 per
gallon in Montana towns.
Born-To the wife Of Dan Koran, Sun
day evening, Feb. ~, a 9-pound boy.
The regular term Of the district court
for Cascade county will commence on
Monday, March Il.
Messrs. Murphy n Maclay have re-
ceived two carloads of seed wheat for
distribution among the farmers of north
ern Montana. The wheat will be sold at
cost, and where the parties are good and
unable to pay the cash their notes will
be taken and counted as cash.
a patent was filed for record yester-
day from the United States to John W.
Ronald for the northeast quarter Of the
northeast quarter Of section II, the
southeast quarter Of the southeast quar-
ter of section >, and the west half Of the
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effak-Sot6riHaen.

Mablbauen. Sin aiuosraub
fest bic biefi9e @inpobnerf9aft In 9rose
Grresnt9. Das t~lsunjabrtge T5dter.
9en Blan1c bes 3aufnannS 3abr mar
bet ibrer &ouiine Bla9 auf 8ein9 &c,
wefeu nnb 9esen fiinf ubr, alio nod am
he1en Gage, geleitete bic fsdsidbrise
Dla1 ibr &oufindeu bur9 bte belebtefte
Gtra6e Der Stabt, bic Milbmanns.
ftrabs, mad Sanle. Snmitten bieler
Strabe trat cine 5rau 3n ibnen slieb iif
in elm @eiprd9 Elm, frus mad @ltsrn
unb @ei9wtftern unb iaste fdliebtid gu
ben 9leinen, bic Mtatter Der Sabn babe
fie gef1idt, INN 8eioe mad 6aufs gu
9eleiten. Dabei iaBte ie 1eibe am
Nrm. Die &abn, acknowledgements, gar.
4es 2inb, EieB ii9 baS rubig gefaIen,
wdbrenb bic feline Bta9 fi9 ipisber
losriB unb faste, iie f6nne allein nod
9aufe 9eben. Die 8abn tpnroe felt
6ieiem 4usenblide ni9t mieoer 9eleben,
bod glanbt man, bab iie ioentij6 nit
BEN 3tnbe lit, bas nm bieie j3ett In Der
Mobeubeimer, elmer in's 5elo binaus,
fibrenoen StraBe, am 9lrme elmer Srau
ge5eben tDorben lit. Die Bolijei maht
ale anftrengun9en, I'M bic gebeimnib,
uolle Sa4e auf3ufldren.
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8robebeleudtuns ftatt, Die Iebr siinitis
ausfiel. Dte 9idtanlase lit berart fonas
btnirt, baB Die finf &tr9enaltare NIT
800 @liibldrnpden setnSeltt ober alle
glet93eitis beleu6tet tperben f0nnen.
Dte iiber benz 6o1altare befinoliAe
M%artenitatue ptrb ourd 3ebn eleftri16e
Refleftoreu unb Der Nltar felbit burh
fun. eleftrii6 beleu6tete Sbelisfen un6
bie Nltarfer3en, bic ebenfaas fir ben
eleftril6en Betrteb einsertdtet ii1b, III
etne 9i6tflutb 9etau6t, mabrenb bet
benz Wtarte1s unb &ntoniuSaltare bic
iblanfen Nltaridulen nit leuhtenoen
Blumen9utrlanoen urnfpunben finb.
Die Iltarbtlber bletbet aud bel benz
0ta6tgottesbienfte itets pol beleuftet.
= Neult9 muBte bier infolse aisses
bro6ener @au9fanefeuer Die itabtiide
Senertpebr an einem Gage % Weal aus.
riiden.
Ingram. Sn alien bielisen Drude.
reten itellten 6teier Gage Die Seter,
Druder uno Mai9iuermeiiter Die Dir.
belt Elm. Der Seteritrife lit algemeirt.
8los III Ser Dr1derei Der Nmtsbldttcr
perblieben 3nOlf Seser. Die @trifeus
ben, tDelde iiber auSgiebi9e nnteritiisung
bon a~usfpdrts nerfiSeu, forbcrn cine
2obnaufbeiieruns BON 10 bis 20 9ros
gent ntb 0eon3iruns Der Qrbeits5eit
bon 10 auf 9 Stunben.
Bu6apeff. 8or Gursem mo- 9
Baron 9iri9 etne Stiftune bon 3,MO.
600 @ulben, bcreit iahr.id)e 3iulcn
100000 Guloen) inter ungm1isje
Irme obne nnteri6ieo Ser aouieli;en
pertbeilt mer6en follen. Srau Gauto
Btihib murbe NIT Der 8ertbeilang Der
3infen betraat. Dielelbe oreanifirte
eth giererea omite CUR Durdfiibruns
Der 9tiftnns.
8ras. Neuli6 bat ser oberfte Sc
ridtsbof ais Gahationsbof bas llrtbeil
In benz Brosefie 9eser Die Pribramer
Ber9leute, ipelhe bic &ataitropbe pom
80. Mfai oeridulbet baben, babin abse.
dntert, baB bic eeseu bic Nnseflaster
perbdn9ten Strafen bon brei auf 5tpet
Sabre unb bon 10 Monateu auf Elm
Sabr berabsefett tpnrben. Der Ser.
tbeiOissr Der Berurtbeilter bat Elm bon
1900 Ber9lenten uitterf1riebenss @na,
Oengeind an ben Railer gert9tet, fiber
meld)es 0te @rleoisnitg nod ausltebt.
Ret9enber9. Bei Bolaun, Sc.
atrf Tannmato, stns jinsft bel beftis.
item S6neeiturm Elm Ballon Der preu.
bijden Militdr Notwithstanding.
nit bret Offi;teren befebt, nie6er. get.
tere lieben ben fiinf @entner idnerert
8allon mad oer naditen 8abnitatior
Strickland iiberfibren unb febrten mad
Berlin auriid.
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2arSrube. Gnblid ponsiebt iid
bic ldn9it berlanste 9ieuoreaniirnng
unIeres Seuerl0idmeiens. Demndhi
tptr6 cine ftdtbtge Senernaftwade in
einern @ebduoe I'M Mittelpunft Der
Stabt ein9eri6tet utt6 an AZ Stellen
Der Stabt finb eleftrii1e Seuermelbe,
ftellen bergeitent, BON benen aus bic
Denahridtigung BET @entralitele ges
f1eben faun. gu oteien fomi1ett met
tere 10 Stellen BET ben &ommanoan,
ten nno Obmdnnerr Der Seuerinebr II.
I. h.
Gifpet. 9estbiu ipnrbe inn ,ablerA
babier cine Beritetgerung abeebalten,
ipelde In ibrer Srisinalitat ipoll eiusia
ooftebe1 biirfte. Sin baielbit anDefetl,
Der 9err aus Der umseseno beflaate
fi6 iiber Die Bel9merbsn, melhe i'm
fein Bollbart berurla1e une du6erte,
baB er oenielben serrle los lein m0dte.
Gr frug, tuer inn biele Mannessierbe
ab3nfanfen seneist iet, tporauf lofort
elm Nngebot in Der S0be BON 80 Gfen.
uigeu erfolste. Gintse Der gnpelenben
iDaren nun Der Meinnns, bab ber yart
mebr tpertb fei uno 10 erfolste nun
cine regelre6te Berltetserung, ipelde
NIT benz 90ait9ebot bon 1.so Marf
ibr Gnbe fdnb. Den 3nI1fag erbielt
eth ~eIfidbriger 9nabe aus WalbSbut
un6 lit berielbe nun aaf btele nuaes
fu0bnltde Weiie tit ben Beits eines
prddti9en Bolbarte8 selangt.
3onitan3. Mtan bat lest feds
Spferitodoiebe in bas bielige @efdno,
uiB eii9ebraht, fpelde bier nub an per-
tAieoenen Srten bes S6marsmolbes
Die Spferit0de in Girhen uno 8apeuen
pliinberten. Der 6~abelsfabrer Der
Banoe foil id)pn 1abrelatrg 1tur bon
fol6' geraubtem @elbe leben.
Nulod d.. Der bieiige Eabaf
ipurOe gum 9beil mad Matnbeim, gum
Tbeil ua9 Sodenbeim perfauft unb
aadl fdon oortbin perbra9t. Der
Yreis pro @entner mar 20 un0 %
Start. Die Site nnb beionbers Der
Vrauo oes beurisen @epd9jes lit ni6t
befrteoisenb nno oesbalb lit Der Dreis
70 uieber.
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@,ttsr Math.

Denn Sbr eine gabmaftine fault, 0 be.
aaRL es fi4, bic Bette 3u ipdblen. Gir oers
taufen nur unler eisenes 6abrifat unb fennen
bafelbe senan. Rauft Sbr bon unS, 70 bes
5ablt Sbr niht 8tpeien Yroftte rmsebt baber
ben 3tpiiGenbanbler, Der r~teiftenS bi0tse
Maf4inen bat. Sbr esbt benz 6abritanten
unb Gambler qrDft. &auft baber brett. SIN
6else unierer sreBen GaeiIttdten t6nnen mir
4dbHaidiaen bilieer liefsrn wie iraenb
etne nnbsre Gabrit. 11nier Befreben 1T tets
~sefpeien, baS Bette aM bieten unb bic b e.
Ill sIi4fs @db. Na@ine in Der
" cit u Iiefern.
1nlere Maidinen {tnb niht 70 bldg irie
anbsre, aber Sbr tperbet finben, bab bic cote
singer Maf4tne bic ~boIfommenite,
superldfisfte unb oauerbaftefe 1T unb Sbr
rperbet @elb fparen uub aerser pernei6en,
pena Sbr bic ngGte Singer, bic muir
BON Der Ginger Manufacturing Gompans
berse1teat ipirb, fault. @eeen Yreiie unb 8es
~oinsuneen tpenbet eu1 an: The Singer
Manufacturing Company, SO. IL Mefts@om,
merceftrabe, Can Mntonio, 9eraS.
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co6nC=N nd]ri6ten aus Oct
a(ten 9eimat6.
8arffem6era.

6tuttsart. Sc lit letber ntdt
3t nerbeblen, baB aud, pte man btes
aus oett gro6en Stdoten bort, In Stutts
CART cit, GROCER Wotbitanb berri9t, tpos
ftr ben beutlidfteu 8emets ote Re6s
t1ngsergebnilie Der itdbtii6en Ilmofens
pfege ltefern. 6ierna1 muBten bteies
Sabr alletn ie 10000 Marf mebr ais
fonit 8eitrdse gum Qaus3tns unb 3ur
Bef6ittgung Nrmer uno Sratfer aus
ber Stabtfalie seletitet werben, unb Der
I'M ffabttf1en Mrmenmeien ungeniett
tbatfse @en1einoeratb Stdble fte1te eine
folde @rb6buns beS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
tit Gusfi9t, bab man oar1it In gtutte
CART wobl bemnddit SOC, 900 Marf ers
ret1t baben pirb. 8emerft mag ietn,
baB nod 5u Nnfang Der 7oer Sabre Der
Nrmeuaufmano In Stutt9art nt6t piel
iiber $4,000 Mart betru9.
B6Hngen, SN. gtasolb. au6
bic bieiise @eneinbe befommt MIN etne
@aherleituns. Die Soften oerielben
birften ctrca $4,000 Marf betragett.
Das @aher fou1mt aus ether Quelle
I'M @alSadtbal, nnb oas Wa1Ier bonn
Walba6ba1 fann beniitt iperberl, Inn
bas Q~nellpai1er in ba8 Heierpoir 3u
beben, 70 oaB eine Dampfmaidiue t,idt
it1tbig ntrb.
Dhrmenttngen, SM. Hieblin,
gen. Nud bier uuroe eire Mtolferets
9eno0eni6aft 9egriinbet, Ser hber 80
Biebbefiser bet9etreten ii1b, fpel6e tag>
it'd rabe an 500 Qiter Mild) abiiefertf.
3anen oh Hottwetl. Ger
felt porigem Sriibjabr pern1iBte lebiee
Martin alf bon bter bat fid nun ltt1s
perboft BET fetner @ltertt altgemeloet,
inbent ct b%enielben briefli1 mittbeilte,
baB ct tn3pii9en bic S9metS unb Seiters
reid bereiit babe, rnrtmebr in 8eurou
etn9etroHen iet unb BITE fer Gage 5u 6auie
etntreffen iperbe. Nae 0ermutbnager
unb Berbdatieltngen baben hermit ibr
@noe erreidt ; 6ettt pie ieiner .3ett in
ptelen Blattern 9emeloet mnrbe, 9laubte
man, Nlf, Der ietn Germ0sen 1T Ser Sc
i~perbebanf DetBltnsen bebufs baloiger
Berbeiratbung erbeben molte unb bon
oa an uermiBf unb ni9t mebr seisbeu
tpnroe, let i'm Waloe 3piiden 6au{en
uno Deibltngen ermor6et unb beranbt
tpor6en.
8 ba1betm m, SN. Tuttlinsen.
3ar5ltd perungliifte bas jiinsite S6bns
den uniereS @unbar5teS Sirt. Das.
felbe ~persniiste ii9 auf Der Strabe In
r1itter oeS Srte8 NIT anberen 3inoern,
alS pl0tli1 elm @inipdnneri6litten ba,
b~erraffe, mitten bur1 Die ntutltere Gtlts
berfhaar binour6iaufte unb ben 3naben
oerart iiberfubr, bab er beinabe iofori
cine Qeide mar.
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9iitet gnd1 bur galben 8eger Ratarrb,
BITE Guedfilher eufha(teu.

6a luedfiLber fiber ben einm bes Scrubs
~3eritDren unb baS game Sbitem b6ais serriits
ten ipirb, ipent es burh bic idIeimisen Obers
Hidden ein6rinst. eol9e Nrtifel ioaten ME
auber nuf 8erorbnune gut berufener Merste
eebrauht perben, ba Der Sdaben, ben ie ons
riHten, sebntnaI 10 sroB 1T, als bas gute. bas
Shr babon er5ielen f1nntet. SALTS &a.
t. bsR ur, f~abri3irt BON S. s. @benep &
Co.. 9olebp, 8, enfbdit fein Auedflber unb
tpirb innertih genpnrmen unb pirft brett auf
bas BIut ur,o Bic idleimisex Dberfdden bes
Sbftsras. 8snn Sbr Sans &atarrp : Sur
fault, iei fiber, bab Sbr bic dbte befommt.
Sic ipirb innerIid senommen unb in Iolebo,
o., bon S. 3. Ghenep & .. eernaht.
gertauft bon Mpptbetern, Yreis rs
ets. fir bic SIai9s.
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Bremen tnb New York.

9ie b%ersibmtem gdmelfsampfer
Spree, Saoel, Qaba, srabe,
eaale, Aler, Cider, GINS, @erra,
Tuloa, Glbe, aatier Wilbctm II.
eoanahsn6s uub Sienfass bon
8remen.
sonnabenbs unb 9ienaags pon
gsep ODrt.
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S@weia.

Bern. SIN Snipeftionsfreiie M1it.
tellanb alletn fin6 6tefen 0erbft IA 0eb,
rer aus Dem S9ulbienft 5uradsetreterl.
Da lit es uobl nidt mebr 3n friib, bab
Elm teues 9hnl8efes In Graft tritt,
peldes Die BefolSunsen erbSbt.- Die
9anbwerferi6ule In 8ern 3dblt in bent
bt~esidbrisen Wtnterfurs $40 Shiler,
cine 3abl, mel6e bisber nod ME erreidt
porben lit.
3hrtd. Dem allsufriben 96lie,
zen Der Sfenflappe lit in Cog ei1 Mann
gum Spfer gefallen. Da er etmaS I'M.
lpobl mar, lieB er fid fem Shlaf5immer
betSen ; nm bic Ndrme 3uianlmen3u.
balten, i9lob er Die Slappe etpaS friib@
5eitig unb fano baburb zen SOB.
Wicberbelebungsperiufe blieben erfolg,
los.
u B m ben. Der Stanier
9erbftmarft murbe befabren nit 455
Stiif NinOpieb, 81 @tid S1malpieb
unb II Yferben. Cine 70 bobe 3abl
puroe felt Sabren ni9t mebr anfse-
fiibrt. Der 8erfauf mar mittelmaBia
unb bic Treiie tuaren, ~porsebli1 tpegen
tbeurem Gutter in Den aroeren 8anto.
men, seoridt. Der Maarenmarft
nimmt bon Sabr gu Sabr ab.
@laruS. Sn S9mdnot ipielten
5pei Rnaben, BON Der Mtutter allein ge,
laiien, NIT 3inobols6en. Dabei ffng
oas 5emb9en 6es einen Seuer unb Der
f~iinfjdbri9e &nabe perbrannte fid Der.
art, bab er nod eiuigen Stunben itarb.
Greiburs. Sn SetignD ~brannten
bret 0du5er iamrat alien Mobtltar
9dn5li1 nteber. @tner alien Srarl gin.
ge1 babel tire @riparnilie TN Betrase
bon $4,000 Sranfen. in Banfnotei1 be-
itebeno, bie fie tn einem 3aiten aufbe.
mabrt bate, in Nanmer anf. Sine
golbene Settle nrb einige @elbitide, 6ie
am ndmliden Ort fi9 b%efanben, famen
rpieber gum @orldetn, bas @elb tn
eiaen 8lumpen 9efdmol3en.
9 olotburn. Die Shulfommii.
iion bon Solotburn tpirb anf bie Nnre.
Sntts eiiles Mttsliebes bin fi9 nddltens
nit Der Srage Der @rrf4tung BON
Sortbilonnssidalen fir bie Mfdbden
befaneu.
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Bremen tf ieBr bequem fur @etiembe a.leaen nnh
ben gremen aus Fam man tn fetr turser Seii
S4trets erretden. Dte @4neuba,npfer Bee Mcrb.
beuti1en 8lopb fnb NIT beiDnberer observation-disclosures
Der 3wti4enbed8 gafdstere unb 1~tpetter Gaihte Bafs
lEasteIe sebaut, haben bpbe 8erbsde, pDr3hslt&e Zen.
ttlatton unb etne au8aeaetAnete 0erpfeauna