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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-10-26
Adyertised Ietters

The following is The list ofletters I'M
called for at the post office Oct. 25.1S93:
Annie Olson Olson, Gus Lahm, Anna
B. Johnson, Tholet Jacobson, Id. J. Ho-
gan, Mrs. Eliza Brown, John Merreon.
7. M. THOMSON, p. M.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-10-26
PERSONAL.

DR.. J. E. Campbell was in the city on
Sunday. -.
Mayor Townsend went to Minneapo-
lis today.
Mrs. Robert Craig of Willard is visiting
in the city. .
Webb Harmon has returned from the
worlds fair.
w. J. White6eld left today for the
worlds fair.
Frank Carr is doing business for
Geo. R. Whitney.
I'll. Mccormack has returned from
the worlds fair.
L. S. Bishon and wife are attending
the worlds fair.
John R. Howard left on Monday for a
week at Chicago.
John H. Law and wife went to St.
Paul the first of this week.
Bert Hanson is in Chicagoseeing the
great Columbian Exposition.
Mrs. Henry Johnson is visiting her
sister, Mrs. F. E. Searle of st. Cloud.
Judge Barto and family spent Sunday
in st. Cloud, the guests of his parents.
T. c. Weston, representing the Mime
apolis Times, was in the city on Wednes-
day.
H. 7. Moore. the versatile travelling
man of St. Paul. was in town on Wed
nesday.
James Ingram returned from a two
weeks trip to Chicago, on Tuesday
morning last.
E. 7. Harrison and wife have returned
from Otter Tail county, where they
spent week.
left on Sunday morning for Chicago and
the Worlds Fair.
I. H. Wolcott of Livingstone, Mont,
IS in the city. He was formerly resi-
dent of West Union.
Rev. ], A. Wood returned on Monday
night from the convention of the Y. P. S.
c. E. held last week in St. Paul.
Lucas Kells. c. M. Sprague and !. c.
Parker went to Chicago on Saturday
last. for three or four days visit.
Station Agent Stephenson and family
of Long Prairie, were the guest of his
brother, Vim. Stephenson of this city.
J. Frank Locke of Pillsbury, well
known in this city, has removed from
his home in Pillsbury to Long Prairie,
Hon John D. Jones and Rudolph Hank
ems OF Long Prairie, passed through the
city on Saturday, on their way to Chi.
cago.
Miss Gilbertson, city operator of the
Western Union telegraph company, re-
turned on Monday after week spent in
Chicago.
J.. l.. Crump, editor of the Glenwood
Herald, was in the city on Friday last,
and his calf at this office was, as ever,
pleasantly welcome.
Judge Baxter and court reporter Rus
sci were in the city on Thursday on
their way to their respective homes after
completing the Todd county term.
Mrs. Rue of Gienwood, aged eighty
one. mother of John Rue Of Mccormick
Lake, was in the lily last week. She is
very bright and active for her years.
Horace F. Alden has returned from the
worlds tair, fully satisfied that it is the
greatest show on earth, but so crowded
that it makes one hustle to hold his
| own in the crowd and see the sights.
Mrs. Chas. F. Hendryx returned from
st. Paul on Tuesday, but will return to
/ st. Paul IN few days. Her father, Col.
w. H. H. TAYLOR, is very dangerously
i'll, and she came home for little needed
rest.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-10-26
E0r Exchan~e.

Ihave good team of horses which I
should like to exchange on favorable
terms for feed, hay or cattle.
CHARLES STABLER.
Sank Centre, Oct. rs.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-10-26
Beware.

My attention has been called to the
fact that several wind >ws have been
broken in the hook and ladder house by
boys, through malicious mischief. Some
of them are known to me, and If there
should arise any further cause Of COM
plant they will be arrested and dealt
with according to law. H.,
w. D. TOWNSEND,
Sank Centre, Oct. oath. Mayor.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-10-26

--WANTED-Salesman; salary and ex-
penses from start; steady work; good
chance for advancement.
BROWN Bros. Co.,
Nurserymen, Chicago, Ill.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-10-26

See Bunnelrs pipe display.
Oysters on the half shell at Bunnell's.
Wood for sale A. vEssEY.
-oYsTERs-s!iell and bulk, at Bum
nell's.
Buy your fruits of an exclusive fruit
house.
The place to buy your fruit is at
BuuneIls.
-Buunell has the largest stock OF to-
baccos in the city.
If you want some fine potatoes for
winter use see Harry Parker.
House to rent. Enquire of
A. Wesley.
-Bunnell has quantity of natural
leaf tobacco. 1t is pure and good. Try
it.
Wheat in this market advanced three
cents this morning. No. Northern SO
cents.
A special meeting of the board of
county commissioners will be held on
October 31st.
Candies, nuts, fruits, cigars and to-
baccoes at Bunnell's. A full assortment
always on hand.
Among the recent names added to
the pension rolls is that OF Gen. X. F.
Cstterson, of this city.
l.. NJ. Bunnell has his lunch rooms
in operation, and is serving an excellent
meal at very reasonable rates.
w. NJ. Mcdonald of Alexandria,
has succeeded Robert Firth as night
operator at the Great Northern depot.
The great value Of Hoods Sarsapar.
lila as a remedy for catarrh is vouched
for by thousands OF people whom it has
cured.
Rev, VIM. Moore of Little Falls will
preach in the Congregational church, in
exchange with Rev. ]. A. Wood, on Sun
day next.
The new side track OF the Little
Falls road running to the mill is nearly
completed. The old track has been
taken ND.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-10-26

For bargains in beef try the new
meat market opposite the post Office.
D. M. MCINTYRE.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-10-26

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gavethem Castoria
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-10-26

-WANTED-Good and smart persons
to handle the most popular books in the
field, Just the book for you to sell right
at home. No fiction or story, but facts
and history. We pay good salary or
commission. Write to MINNESOTA PUB
LISTING Co., Room 6O3 Globe Building,
Minneapolis, MINI. At
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-10-26
Kelly Island Lime,

have cash on hand to loan ION real
estate while loan agents are out
H. P. BELL,
First National Bank,
ST Cloud
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-10-26

$3.50 cash takes 12O acre farm three
miles from Little Sank. Fl teen acres
cleared, twenty meadow, balance TIM
Der: house and barn. Balance 81, 900,
annual payments $1OO, 10 years at six
per cent. W.D. WAsHBuRN' JR.'
~ Minneapolis, MINI.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-10-26
New Books.

About four hundred volumes have been
added to the public library during the
past month, and in order that the read
ers of the HERALD may have a ready
reference to the additional books, por-
ton of the supplemental catalogue is
printed herewith. 1t will be continued
from week to week-probably through
two more issues, until the list is compile
ted. 1t would be well for those having
old catalogues to cut out the lists and
attach them to the catalogues.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-28

ROANOKE really city, Ten years ago
houses magnificent hotels manufacturing establishments
citizens shipped bushels
"BIG LICK"
The city situated feet above the level the charm
CHILL MOUNTAIN" Is elegant Summer Hotel within half an hour
strued for mend night the electric lights the fires in the
circle side is picturesque in the
The System Streets and Sewers excellent latter
vri6ed brick.
The Water Supply direct from mountain ample for
The Largest Railroad and Car Manufact7
located here, and gives Employment tx
Works, Lock Manufacturing Esta'
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-28


Timber for all Purposes
weathiet
rapidly developing counties i'll Virginia.
The bonds
readily a
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-28

The Coal Supply Of the Adjacent Pocahc
Facilities are excellent-dive
The transfers of real estate for 81
over 5000 deeds
The city has just completed an off
The Volunteer Fire Companies ar
ably with any paid department.
The tax rate--all told---is $1.65
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-09-21
Nm Guoe.3

2pubo 10. September.-9er gGns.
liae Sebliflag bes am %. Suli ans9ebro-
den, eeqen cine 4ohnreouftion BON 25 Bro>
gent gerld)teteu groBen enslideu @ruben>
arbeiter. QusitanoeS l6eint nur noh cine
Srage meniser Sage su ieiu. @s mehren
ftd3 Die 4n,eld)en oaiL:, oaB bic Strlter
it)lieblib burd bic bltterfte Notb basu 9e-
sipunaen leln peroen, bic Seolnguugen Der
9rubenbeilter III acceptiren. Sou ben @es
merbetreibenoen uup Sdubleru meroeu bic
BON ben 9lubenarbelrer Srganiiationeu
ausaeqebenen Nuneilungeu nid)t mehr hos
uorirt, uno Der @rubenarbeiter-S Serbaub BON
Oerbpibire mubte pe9en stngetretener &ai-
ienebbe Die Sauluu9 uon StrIfeunteritisuug
einiteleu. 3ablrelde Samilieupdter ruo
burdaus 9Slleus. itb ben @rubenbefeern
aut @naoe ooer llnauaoe au er9eben.
Spdtereu gtadrlt)ten SuIol9e itnb in Der
bpiblre, Sancaibire uno Buckingham Sau=
ienoe pon AusltduDiseu 8ur Arbett Suriidge'
febrt.
Aud in Cumberland nabmen piele Strt+
fer be arpelt mieper auf. Sdmmtlide
lSrubenarbeiter pou 98bitebaoeu iiellten ben
Strlfe eiu, nadoem Die Srubenbeiieer cine
uupartetide unterubun9 lber Die Vohn'
fra9e uerlprod)eu batteH.
Die He0 plutton IN Sr0nlteu.
9onoo 10. september. - Der Bar-
lameuts Sefretdr OR @omaro @rep CAB
beute i'm uuterhauie auf elne Suterpe citation
bin Die @rflGruug ab, oaB trot Der Slodaoe
oes Safens pou &lo De Sanelro our6 Die
&eb.ueE TIotte bic Yoftia9eu unD Yaias
alere, lpeld]e NIT brlttldlen Oampfern fds
men ODER abqlugeu, Don ben brltil6eu
&riessd,ifien ans 2anO gebra6t Ober einz
seld)lfit muroeH.
Yarls, 10. ptember.-Seuor @u<
nabara, Der hieliye brailll0ulld)e Spe5ialz
@elanDts, itelt III abreOe, oaB YraIOeut
Yelroto aus Rio be Sanelro ssflOben lel.
@r let nod bort unb gebente bort Su blelben.
OaS Sauptquartier leluer Nrmee befinbe ild)
allerotnas in Sauta Nnna, oid)t bel DeEI
rStamara Yalalt."
Souo II, 20. eptember.-@iue beute
bier eingetrofIene Sepel6e oou 0tio De So
metro meloet, bab aOmiral 0teao, Der @om.
mauoaut Der Hebeleu-S Slotte, ben Iutorltds
ten Der Staot oas llltlmatum 9efteut, eut.
meoer bic Sraot loiort su iibergeben, ooer
aber aut cine noaltduotge 3erltoruus Der
Staot sefaBt su e,u. Dies uerurla6te etneu
Yanif in Der Staot, Da 9tlemano oarau
slpeifelt, baB Nomiral OteuO lelne Orobun9
mabr mad,t. &auileute uuo Surser luheH
ibre 8erthiahsu suiammen uno berelten iif)
sur Slud)I III oas Snuere Dor. Die RampIe
nm Die Stact berum oauern fort.
@lbraltar, 20. september. - Oas
braiilianii1e &riessl9ifi "6iatuelo" ie9elte
am Otonta9 pon bier ab, luie man annirnmt,
na9 &io De Sauslro, UNI ilt Der 6ebeaen.
Slolte ausu6lieBen, bu iiA bic StfBlere II.
Wauni6aften III Guuiten Der 6ebellon aus
seiprohen baben olen.
0onoo 20. September.- @S oerlaus
tet bier in grport.Srelien uno rplro audi aus
gemein seslaubt, oaB bic 9tebeueu ertolg-
relh Srnppeu IN 8iO be Saneiro 9elanoet
uub Diele Staot beiett babeu. 9faheres ooer
@emliles fann uibt erlan9t merosn, oa Die
Selesl apbeu.& &Ompagnle'H rdl wsI9erH, pos
lltiitle .peldlen su beOrbern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-09-21
Sriefbef6roeruns mad oem 2tuss
Innne.

Sir Die NIT benz %. september enoeuoe
WO9e ldDlieBt bic lunabme Don Brleieu tiir
iremOe eduoer i'm beiiseu YOfamte puntt-
llcl, wie tolst:
Sreuas-4 llhr @admiituss: fir europa
per 9ampter r@tfuria" pla GueeaStomn
(Srisie fir 9euti6lauO, Srantreid, Die
Sdpei;, Stalien, Spanien, BortugaI unb
Die Siirtei mufeH per o@truria" besetauet
ieln). llbr ytadmitta9S: 1ir 0euti4lunO
brett per 9ampfer p@ms" piu SremeH
(Srleie fiir anoere Sbelle GurOpa'5 ua
Southampton uub Bremen munea per
v@mS" beiei6net iein). 9 ubr Abenos:
iur Die 98inowaro Sulelu per Oampier
yDiurIel;" iiir fortune SSlauO, Samalta
uuo 0aptr per 9ampfer y2IOmOnoad;" fur
6raufreidl. ole S6pei5, Stalleu, Spauten,
portugal uno be 2iirfel per 0ampier u&a
SouraIue" pla Sapre.
Sountaa 8 llbr Nbenos: fir China uns
Japan per Oampfer BON Gan SranslscO.
Die Yoit fir gieuiunblanb ihlieBt ta9liD
nm uhr gtabmittags. SeOen SOnnlas
uuo DtiInpod, IL ubr 9ia9mlttass, lIr
Cuba per 9ampisr bon Sampa, 6la.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-09-21
eureau pes ztaotsResiarators.

~ Baltimore, ben q. Septembet 1898.
Sis Sommiiidre fir ben Ourhbrun Der SiraBeu IN
Der Staot Baltimore baben eilen poaitdHoIoeH uno
per6eerten Seridpt nber bic lSertberbohungsneuerH
gntihdoisun9en uno Iusgabeu iur Die Sonctmniru1g
uno SdlieBura Der Seiu=nuen. uorolIdb oonUlarou=
Diauor uHo Staotrath Baltimore dm 3. Yiai
1898 serehuist. Gus9eertst uHb bel mir biHterlea
Is mro blermt befaHHt gemG1t, oaB bic Bidder
unp 4ldHe bei1gter .Sepz1tleD I'M Bureau oe5
StaotzResiftrators oreifia 1Gae lang pom beute an
liegeu bIeibeH r bic truHa dQer babel betbeIl9teH
BerioneH, pdbreao Dcher SeIi gegeR oIe SHtheiouH9
Der Sommiiidre in reeHb eiHem 9erlte, IUeIce5 Ses
ridtsbarteit bariiber bat, Gppellrt peroen faaH.
Sohn - Rcbb,
(213,S,2I,30j StGotzJit9litrato=.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-09-21
COMMUNICATIONS satuaetae.

~ Rabriht niIo bIeTHII aeaeben, oGB Der nnters
seidlnete pom gSGiisH>Gerl1t Der Staot Baltimore
Solulad1i sur Berlualruna oe5 Jlapae5 be5 all
bier ueritorbeHeH xoeruTaro Srrqcr erbalten hat.
ale SiejeEIgeR, bic SoroerIHseH an oleiea jtachlaB
babe1 peroeH bermi Guiseioroert, ole Hebii Den Ho
tbiaen Beleaeu ipdtcfen5 bls sum II. Dldrs 1894
einSureidea uHo aelteHo 81 MAIDEN ooer Bu gem irtiz
geH bag lie ibrer Aniprucbe oieien JialdS geegIid
fur utruitia ertIGu peroen mo9eH. Ale, Die 3abuns
een an bieen HablaB Al uateH BADEN, ruerocn hiers
NIT auIeeioroeyf, iole unuerblalp ben uHteryes
neteu Al leien. G5esebeu inter nelner 9Gno oIe=
lem, Dem z. 5Gge oe5 september 1898.
Sohu y. . .reer. Yanla6perfpaIter,
(215,20,6,32) III. 1925, HogozBroaopap.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-09-21

Derielbe 1T elm milbes earirmittst
nnb elm Starfunssmittel fir bic Sers
bauungsOrsane. 8enn Sic SimmOns
2iOer RssulatOr nebmen, 10 fOrbsrn sic
bic 8srbauuns, resuliren Die @etpobn'
beiten bes &OrperS unb permeiben Silios
litGt uno llnperoaulidfett.
rWeine6rau lit beftis anSeritopfuns
uno Suiten, pelder BON blutenben piles
bealeitet mar. 9ta6 4smonatlihem @es
6rau9 BON SimmOns 9iuer 8esulatOr
iit iie pollitdnbig furirt uno seluinnt
tdslib an Strait unb 6leii6. ."-W. 9.
9eeper, Delapare, Sbio.
Geinnobeit ut Ret6tbum.
rMeine gang. SeiunObeit, ia, mein
san5es 9ebeu, fann ld iasen, perbanfe
fd SimmOns 2iper 6esulator.1 8. 3.
8il on, @elboru, 6la. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-09-21

Us 45 robe Gier.-am lesten Diem
ifass.aberb sepann Der Sddsr Oes 6aTs
burger 0ampiers pBolpneita" cine gSette,
bic wobl etnsl9 in threr art oaiteht. Gr
pettete ndmlld) benz Sod aes 9ampfers,
oaB er, nadoem er 10 Older Bier getrun.
fen, 45 robe Ger elier fOnne. S0r. @eorg
9eunerleiu all sGlintonitrabe, in beiieu
8trthitaft bic 9Sette sum Austrag lam,
lleterte Die @ier, meldle Der Sdder nit gro
B.m Sebaseu biuunterldIlufte. Gr erbot
ii6 Sauu, peitere 25 9Ier su eiieu, cod
puroe lein anerbieten nld)t auaeuommen-
Der Sod iff jeet, oa er Die gSette perlor,
um Is 0iart arnler.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-09-21

E 0aB iir oeut16e @inwau.
oerer rie &enntuiB Der euglifen Sprabe
elm meentlihes @riOrOernlB iir ibr Sort
tommeu in olsiem 2anbe iii, mer moate
Dies beiwelielu? @eern murOen BON 0rn-
8. s.. 8. DtQnner, Dem bemdbrteu Solt5-
id)uuebrer, i'll ierner ScbuuluHs Jir. 4O4,
SuO YacuitraBe, euglti d. u II D.
tlaiien flir perren unO 0amen, Anfaus
qer uno 8orqeihrittene erofinet. 0rn. 0tdns
uer's rnterrl6t5sD sDiethOoe ut prattpdI lno
aut langjdbrtge Griubruus geiliitt. 0aS
6onorar betrGgt iiir 4 lSrfen $l.50, 1iir II
gSuden 81. S9uler ftuoeu nod 2tuf.
uatme.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-09-21

Gamieu Sic tic ciuett Scppid)
obHe SuporaeH Seuc in altedbllrteH uRo SuperllliiE
gen GOeldd1t poH
=. Il s.. SSoncs Il Sontp.,
Jtr. 1, ltoro=GjGp StraBe.
SrpBce NNoriimeHt
Mrmiufters, NobelIus, SdmmetsSeppidIc,
Woauettes (IrIppiammetl, SriIheIer,
Sugraius u. (. I.
6orfteppidlc Limo leums) uno @cdstudlc ies
Der Gualitdt, Ane 81 booeHlos HeOrt9en YreIieH.
ScipuDerc Bargains.
Widttcn Rugs Il Mats.
200 WitrC= Ruoe, Utoauette, Sriiieler uHo Sdms
met 54 bel 5l4, 81 odS Stud; S4 Dertb.
300 Uioauettez, SGmmetz uHo Soop gritiieles
MATS NIT SrdHieH, so SeHtS onS Stitd.
300 Uoauettcz, Sdmmctz uno Soop Sriiiieieg
RUGS nit 6rorier, gro6es 6ornat pom 81 oas
StIId
SapauiidIe Seppidle uuo RUGS ieoer GjroSe.
Smnrna'er RUGS uno Wattcn dler @jroBen
uno Breiie.
e. & ~. sSonee & 6 omp.
(Sept13, Sa-gl glr. l, giorozGapitraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-09-21
0s O D to q D s
"~ Viac,t.
.3sbrYeit prrIiflih.
lisin urgetabili(d.
Sns aruEc
ce0cr= nno )l(Ogen=
Mittcl.
Gin aus8ciciGnctcs milotS "ibfithrz
WlIIcI.
Gin ans0cici6nctcS milOtS 3lbfiihrz
WtlI1cI.
SullfuEimrn gcIdmadlns.
nsber 40 Sabre i'm GGbraudl mo tets aIe
SmucrlaiTg bctnuocu.


Gutbdlt GrgeubOiteu, ole TETS Die Ges
uuObelt mleOer bcrlislcu. Gle regen Die
uerlpteOeueu Sygane Su JelnnOer Sbdtig'
teit az, oereu. .HauirlidJe 6uuttlOueH uNenta
behrIldI iiir Die 0c'uuObeu inn, t0mpieH
nit uuo ubcrwmoeu o,e lluretulstelten mo
relbeu Nlelelbeu uouRauOlg aus Dem Sp1
ITEM aus.
&aowass iinO jubcreitetc PiIlen.
@lne Der 3UtbOteu wirtt brett AMI ole ye'
Der, eIH auOcrer Sbell Wlrit anT ole @e'
oarme, elu prltter aui 0le 0aut mo mleOer
EN- auOerer AMI DE 9heyeH. 2leS 1T Die
Sor;UgIIhfeit Ncr eriol9reIteu S&lrtnHgi
mdbreuo ne beionOerS aui ole yeber mWteH,
babeu iie sleiaScttg etucu GlniIuB 0ut Die
anOereH Srgaue OeS SO,pcrS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-09-21
&aOwass itnO ;ubcreitete Viuen.
8aowaD's Fiaeu

treibeu ale 3rautbclteu aus Dem Sorper,
sauS 9leiG, mas rie llrIad}e lbrer @utitebnng
III MO mie Iuttt 0leIelueu rOrgedrtIteH,
parum per}Qumt uIdt, OlS 9eIimIttel llt
porbauotu. 0ms poer Spei DOZEN lperoeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-09-21

GS0 0ertb gSaarcn fir ST bGar uno I
,DCU mudlcutIIdl; 500 gScrtb QSaareH iir 81 baor
uuo so @ents UoteHtlldb fur Uiobein, 3eppidbe,
9Sahstuh, Sefen Il. /. |. IN Sbumas II. SreGu'5
usuem mRaicuiablumgSneidlnT nit iciten Vrcis
fen, Hr. 3O7, gScits s,5aDetteitraBe Weine Treie
iino Die nieoraiisn feline ialiter gnaaten Geredbte
uno liberalr ebanoluus iur llc 9Gbrl2Sageons fabs
rem am s. Gule porbei. 2eppde Il I'm. ecmadt
uno oitenreI 9eIegi. Gas @etlGit nro llbr AbeuoS
9eidloieH. (SeptlS,3Dfie)
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&. Snaps 9Snftitiit,

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,JUB lGlHaHs DiaHiiOH).
Ter llnterritt Eabm icuitaG, ben 5. .Septembef
S93 mieocr ielHeH 4nidH9. @lemeHtalz, afdbemts
IdJes, Collegiate uHO &auUitunImen ScpartemeHt,
gieue Shuler peroea aulgeHonEmeH.- RauIphIete.
(2O7-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-09-21
Ser 9entf9e GorrefpcnSemt,
aaslid, m0dsntid uuS sOnntass.
q. Naine, Giseutbumer unO 0tseatte1S

(statioIser pou 8. Raine),
Gnbpef=Gde SoltimoresStyase unb Tof=Sftcesaee.
greis bes aaIi,en SIattcS. burdb Eraeer b,iorst,
I21l @ts.; fdeIidle uno Spunta ae sstae gabe 10
Eents pro SDode SabIbar bic oas Satt beioreenocn
Erdeer.-SaaIidl ntbii Sonutass Niue sabc unter
porfo gorausbesabIure $3.50 pro Sabr, llr tirs.rc
Seit I'M SerbdItnis iir bic no odlcntitd,e Museebe
NIT portofrci, nit absns tir CLUBS,
$2 80 pro Sdbr, naou irgeub eiEem Srte oes SnlnEs
bes, 81 nab europa. utasssAusgnbe ~
pro Sobr.-Dos bette uHb biIliaits heatfae GIatt
lr ben Diitt,l= Unb SIofaoten.
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meld)er, pie beridtet, iiirSlt6 uerbattet NOR
Oeu lit, mahreno er Ill eIuem 0anle all Der
HaborgitraBe euen 0iamantrlng Su uertaus
ZEN iu9te, uno Ill oeiien Sere lld1 ad]t oers
artlge 6inge I'M @eiammtuertbe BON $500
befanoen, marO 9eteru pom 4oli6elrlhter
Seuuer eutIaHeu, nadjoem er Gage I'M
9cfan9uiB sugebrad)t bate. Setu III Ga
pauuab, ga, mobnhaiter Sater erldlleu
bel'm SerbUr uno pra1te DIE Sa4e III Sro'
nnra.
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&erf0pfnmq

IT Sic lriade aGer &ranfbeiten. Stt
.ntftsbt ourd cine trGse 9eber uno 1T tm
Gasemeinen BON
Nppetttlofigfeit,
franfbaftem 2opfinmers,
fdbled1tem Ntbeut II. Z. -.
besIeitet. Inn SeritOpfuns erfOlsrei@
bsbanbeln 3u fOnnsn, sebraudeu Sis
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Der auBerOrOentlide Yrofefor Der per=
aleihenoen 3ele9louslpifeuldaiten an Der
nniperiitat Sreibura /. g., DR.. 6. Sarop.
bat leine YrOfeiiur nteoerselest, nm in bas
,Seneolftmer=alofter Su Seurou eiuSutreteu.
sSie aus Nltona berlbtet piro, ertbeilte
Die 5tesrerung Die @rlaubulb sur @tabIiruns
zines SrelbaTens.
Die sause Semeiube Sberelsbah in
Sageru ut, neil fe uon Der &apuSiueruIil.
lion, mlr Der iie be9liift morpeu, 9ti1ts
miiien moQte, proteitantii9 seworoen.
Giner Melouns aus Srient sufolse babeu
Die 8urgermellter pou 3iaperebo, 2iua,
4rco uno Nla, lomie Die Yertreter mebrerer
iiiotproler 0tarttfledeu i'll elmer Eetltiou oil
ben 8aiier 8raus Soiepb nm cine Iubleus
nadseudlt, III peldler ile Die Slite nm Sc
mdhruuq pes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fir
Die pou ibuen ocrtyeteneu Srte por3utrasen
qeoeufeu. Die AusFd)ten auf 9epdbrun9
Des SelbituerpaltuussredteS fir Die &c.
Dadlten SrIe ltpo ourdJaus feline quten.
Der SrtsgemetuSe SIoderau III 9tieber.
. 6lfreid ituO Die Sfet1te elmer Stabt perliebeu
lporoen.
Bei elnem uufau out Der Orabtieilbabn
in aDuissbltte, namlidl iufolge oes 9teiBens
bes 0rabtielIes, purbeu breIBI9 Perloueu
uerleSt
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Sauleuoeu, Die JeBt leIoeu. ruien pw 6u:
Shr habit Sure Jtcttuug Ill QQnoeu, HGo>
may'S ituO poblbetaunte Ytuen, entballeu
uur ole bsileu Grtralte aus Dem @ilanSeNa
reidl, III Der Observation-Disclosures &elle Slts
iammengelett, meld)e UOn 0r. JaOmop ais
ole beitsu Sur lSleOerbcrneuuug elner geuus
ben &bdttgtelt Der uugegrtfIcneu Srgane
erfannt muroeu. Gle eHtbaIJeu feline 0tta
nerallcn Uoer Dittalle oNet oeren SalSe -
nidtS DER @eiuuObelt Snaoh1eS 1T i'll lbrer
3uiammenieguug mo OleleIbcn ilHO OGber
Evening journal., 1893-08-22
PLAGUE OF YELLOW FEVER.
DREAD DISEASE BREAKS OUT IN
A GEORGIA TOWN.

All Railway Coaches Laden With People
Anxious to Leave the Stricken Town.
Free Passes Issued BY Order of the
Mayor.
BRUNSWICK Ga, Aug. 22-Samuel
Harris was pronounced i'll with yellow
fever at the Presbyterian parsonage
yesterday.
Yellow flags were raised around the
parsonage and the house was thoroughly
disinfected. Harris's brother, who had
been nursing him, was sent to the
national quarantine station.
Mayor Lamb has issued proclamation
ordering those who could go to leave the
city. Free passes will be given to de-
serving people desiring to leave. Many
such passes are in use.
Surgeon Ginteras, the yellow fever
expert, announced last night that there
are now suspicious cases and one or two
may develop in the next ten days Amos
Harris's conditions preclude the. possibil-
ity of an epidemic.
1t is estimated that s, 600 people W i'll
get away. All coaches on all railways
are iammed