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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-06-22
From Des Arc.

| Z. c. Shuman. wife and daughter
are visiting E. w. Graves and wife
Mr.. Shuman is engaged in mining il
Washington county; we hope he will
| prospect near Des Arc with his drill
as there is no doubt lead around this
place.
Mrs. Watson, formerly of this place,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. Stamp.
Rev. Watson sold his house and lot here
| to Mr.. Ed. Holman, our station agent.
DIR. Clarkson came over from Sink
ing Creek, to attend the Baptist church.
Carrie Semanos is spending the week
with her grandmother.
Rev. Shores, Baptist, preached here
to-day; his theme was want of right
spirit.
Bessie Morris is visiting friends at
Des Arc.
j. l. Kness. operator from Williams
vile. paid us q flying visit to-day.
Prof. kness has many friends in Des
Arc, having taught our school here
satisfactory. He has the brains, and
that is more than we can say of some
of the cranks that have taught the Des
Arc school here.
May Gay, of 1ronton, is the guest of
Allie Fitz.
Mrs. Jennie Collins is spending a few
days with her daughter, Mrs. Homan.
Miss Maude Hackworth died at her
uncle's. VIM. Hackworth, Friday. aged
10 years. Consumption claimed her
as its victim. She was a member of
the Southern Methodist Church here
and died in full hope of going to that
happy home above. She leaves only
one sister, BERTHE, TO mourn her
loss, her father and mother having died
some years ago. May God help and
strengthen her while struggling
through this cruel world.
We had a very sudden death at
Tallison a few days ago. Mr.. Henry
Maddox was going around in his store
at u O'Clock, and by he was a corpse.
There will be a Baptist camp meet
ing at or near Patterson, in Jnly.
This will be one OF the largest meet
ings ever held in Wayne county. Rev.
Gibony will conduct it; he is a great
and has fine organist and
singer with him.
Patterson neighborhood is something
like Belleview. it is called the Virginia
The land somewhat re-
sembles the valley of Virginia, the
garden spot of the world, the land
where Gen Sheridan made his famous |
ride and issued an order to his soldiers |
to burn every barn and mill in the valley |
and leave it so that crow would have |
to carry his rations with him if he |
undertakes to fly across the valley.
And yet the people live and vote the |
Democratic ticket.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-06-22

Mrs Keathly was in town several
days last week. to be near the doctor
with sick child.
August Lott says he expects to start
prospecting again soon.
August johnson is at home again
from Current River. where he has been
at work.
Miss Rownea Benson is at home,
from the deaf and dumb school at Full
ton.
There was an ice cream supper at
the church Thursday evening.
F. 2. Hilburn has secured a patent
right, on new automatic switch lock
The lumber is being rapidly cleared
off the ground here, and lumber will
soon be scarce in Annapolis.
June IS, 1898. MURPHY.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-06-22
A Few jolly Old Youngsters.

Last Saturday at noon there came
down on No. l from st. Louis about
eighteen members of the Loyal Lee
glon. They disembarked at Ironton.
and, In vehicles of various kinds. drove
70 Gen. Turner's residence, near Area
dla- After noon lunch the whole party
was driven to the Granite Quarries. at
which place the ..boys- were taken
charge of by E. NJ. Smith, ESQ. First.
the Log Cabin was invaded. and thence
after the usual refreshments, they pro-
ceeded to inspect the quarries. Every
nook and corner of this immense de-
post of granite was inspected. the
great boulders were climbed. the mar
row ways between them were threaded.
and some futile attempts were made to
TIP the great Elephant Rock from its
hrm but rounded base. About three
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-06-22

go-as-you-please concert like this can
De said to have a pregramme-open
with the song of the Society -. The
Loyal Legion. Then, after q few
patriotic songs. sentimental ballad or
two, some plantation ditties. and al
ways and ever, a sschoryls. Major
Hodges recited the story of David and
Goliath-an Irish version of a stirring
incident in an old-country war of some
years ago. Then was given the tale of
=. Sergeant VIM. O'Brien. :" the stanzas
enlivened with appropriate intervening
''chorus-" Also, The Old Canteen,"
and other recitations.
When the midnight hour had close
the proceedings ended,
and all retired to rest and sleep-per-
chance to dream sweet dreams such as
haunt the couch of youthful spirits de-
spite the encroaching lapse Of years.
Although this was especially gath
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-06-22
From Graniteville.

|, Ed. Register-The state of trade is
again picking up with the Syenite Gran
tie Company. They have started fif-
saen stone cutters already, and it is
said more will be added to the roll in a
few days.
David Archie has returned home
from the city, where he has been work
ing the past two Or three months, and
will resume work with the S. G. Co.
DIR. Blanks returned yesterday from
a weeks business trip to st. Louis.
Mrs. George Scroggie is yet pretty
poorly.
Mr.. L. d. Mcdonald has returned to
his ity home. after having spent a
fortnight visiting with relatives in this
place.
Jas. Hume, of Syenite, visited in
town a couple OF days last week.
Rev. o. NJ Martin held quarterly
conference at the NJ. E. Church here
Saturday evening. also discoursing an
eloquent sermon Sunday morning
Miss Etheline Smith visited in S..
Louis last week.
Jas. SINNERS made a flying trip to
the city Saturday last.
William Rae left Saturday, for trip
to his Old Country home among the
British Isles.
Owing to the state of trade being
slack in this place last week, several of
our local Nimrods awaited themselves
of the pleasure of going a-fshing, and
it is said had exceedingly good luck
with the hook and line.
Prof FL. Clay Davis, now principal
of the Frederlcktown schools, spent
several days in town last week visiting
with relatives, returning home Sunday
cia Pennington, whittier he was ac-
by his brother Robert, Mrs.
Jarrett and daughter Maggie.
June 20, 1898. NOVICE.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-06-22
From Clones.

Ed. Regtster-Tempus Jugit, and SO
most all things change. but just now
business OF all kinds appears to be rath-
er ;abnormally dull. particularly in this
locality. But the idle pedestrian of
leisure. whose horizon is bounded by
the township in which he resides, can
always find ample material for gossip
and speculation.
1t is said that the people at Camp
Ground will give grand picnic on the
Fourth OF July, and since the writer
has been at several picnics at that
place. knows the hospitality of the
people there. he feels justified in say
ing that a grand time will be the result
of their efforts in the coming picnic
The Declaration of Independence will
be read and several orations delivered
Lives there a man with soul so dead"
that he cannot feel any degree of
patriotism coursing through his veins
upon the near approach os the Fourth
of .Iuiya Liberty.-what grand
thGught!-came to to, us with the
Fourth. and to-day all nations and peo-
pie, even the poor unfortionate Siber-
ian exile. has heard of the grand liberty
OF which America can so profoundly
boast. just one hundred and seventeen
years since the Declaration of INDIE
pendence was signed; and while those
who signed it have long since pa-ssd
over the river, their names will con-
tiaue 10 be handed down from genera
ton to generation for thousands of
years to come.
The past few days of warm, dry
weather has had its compensation in
the rapid growth of corn. Meadows
look well and promise an unusually
large crop OF hay. Wheat is beginning
to ripen. and In most places. promises
fair yield. With the single excep-
ton of crop of wheat owned by Dr.
j. 4. Adams, II. Latham has the finest
piece in this section of country. But
in a few localities the wheat crops
looked so ..gnatty" that they were
plowed up, and the ground planted To
corn.
1t IS said that Mrs. fauley has rented
her farm. mills. etc. to Mr.. Mullen,
and will shortly remove to Iron Noun
tain.
Born-On the 9Th inst, to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Miller, Goodland, an eight
pound girl. John says he is now the
..biggest man in town."
Giles Mcmahon. accompanies by his
brother. Ms.star Thomas. made q trip
to st. Louis, not long ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. NJ. Latham visited
Mrs. Miller, Goodland, on the 8th inst.
Mr. Oeach, Edge Hill, who was re-
Gently married.. was. on the night fol-
lowing his wedding seren.ssoi by a
few of his frianas- Il IS said that he
opened O. barrel of his. '.best," and
told them to ..drink and be merry"
They did so.
Mr.. David Latham. Edge Hill, is
quite nnweH at this writing. Hope he
may soon fully recover. P.
June II, 1898.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-06-22

six public places in the said City of
Ironton. that he viii sell, at the place
of inpounding, the hog or hogs so i'm
pounded by him and not redeemed by
the owner, to the highest bidder. for
cash; and. from the proceeds of said
sale, shall pay. FIRST, the cost and ex-
pense OF the taking up and imDounding
said hog or hogs; and the overplus, il
any, shall be paid into the City treas
ury for the benefit of the owner there
of, if called for within sixty days and
the owner satisfying the Mayor that he
is the owner. and receiving an order
from the Mayor TO the Treasurer for
the overplus.
SEC 8. The City Marshal shall re-
ceive as his fees the sum of fifty cents
for each hog taken up and impounded
by him. together with his actual cx
pense in feeding and properly caring
for said hog or hogs.
SEC 4. This ordinance to take eff
feet and be in force on and after July
lst. 1898.
Approved by the Council this 18th
day OF juno, 1898
Attest: w. T. GAR. Mayor.
w. &. FArRcHIID. Clerk
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-06-22
Iron County's Teachers.

There are many pleasant features
connected with the Institute that are
pleasant not alone to those who attend,
but to the onlOoker who is not espec-
tally connected with educational mat
tiers. 1t fills our streets in the hours of
intermission. with agreeable wholesome
young people in the '.hey-day" of
youthful health and strength. the vol
unteers who will take our places in the
battle of life when we are compelled to
drop out of rank. This is a season of
enjoyment as well as of hard work to
them-ons that will be recollected in
after life, as they float out on the tide
of years with pleasure and regret;as We
remember the bright days of summer
when the gloomy skies OF winter begin
to envelop US. Although we can look
back Upon the years of something like
a half century that have passed us by,
We never meet a bevy of these bright
eyed, rosy-cheeked girls, looking as
fresh and sweet as bouquet of June
roses. without being carried hack in
memory to the spring time Of our Own
life, and indulging in the ghost of
regret for the days that are gone We
compliment Iron county on her corps of
teachers; certainly, no county in the
State has a brighter or more Intelligent
body OF young men and women to place
in charge OF its schools lor the coming
year.
And before we close. we think it but
just to say a word about our County
Commissioner. to whom the success of
our last three Institutes is largely due.
He has worked unrelentingly in the
cause of education in this county for
several years. He has infused new
life into our schools at this place. As
Commissioner he has been untiring in
his Shorts 10 give iron county high
place in educational matters. and to
secure its schools efficient teachers.
We congratulate the Professor on his
success. The following is a list of the
teachers now in attendance:
Minnie Kindell, Ironton, Mo.
E6ie p. Bollidger, Sabula, Mo.
Mayme NOEL. traRt0n. No.
Mary Meyers. lrOnton. MO.
Mamie NJ. Ringo, Arcadia. Mo.
Blanche Fletcher. Irontou, Mo.
Dora Van Mort, Belleview, Mo.
Fannie NJ. Markham, Ironton, Mo.
Pauline D. Vail, Middlebrook, Mo.
Anne Il. 3estsrle, Middlebrook, Mo.
Lille Newall. Grahitegiiis, &c.
A. Burton Vail, Middlebrook, Mo.
Fannie Freeiand, Silica, Mo.
Mamie Alice Miller, Pennington. Mo.
Mrs. Eva HORNED, Ironton. Mo.
Minnie A. Thomas. Middlebrook. Mo.
Edith j. Strong, Ironton, Mo.
David H. Mckenzie. Sabula, Mo.
James L. Morris, Belleview, Mo.
Firman Robson. Annapolis, Mo.
Geo. w. Buford, Belleview, Mo.
Emory Ii. KeeslIng, Belleview, Mo.
Mary Kline. Bismarck. Ao.
Anna Nj. Beard, Bismarck, Mo.
Rebeca s. Adams, Goodland, No.
Lena Thompson, Belleyiew, Mo.
Minnie Collins. Des Arc. Mo-
Anna Belle Farris. Piedmont, Mo.
Bertha Fairchild, Ironton, Mo.
bertha Cole, belgrade, Mo.
ceba Raglan, Warren Store, sia.
W. HI. Black. Beiieview. Mo.
Hattie NJ. Brown, Ironton- Mo.
j. l.. Hickman. Brunot, Mo.
Alice L. Clay, Irondale, Mo.
n. A. Ward, Gravelton. Mo-
Fannie Sawyer. Annapolis. Mo.
Leah NJ. seRnoi.isr, Pilot Knob, Mo.
Jas. E. Forbes, Sunlight, No.
d. w. Holiday. Patterson, No.
J. Nj. Hawkins, Belleview, Mo.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-06-22
Deserving Praise.

We desire to say 10 our citizens. that
for ,savs we have been selling DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
DIR. Kings New Life Pills, HusAAs2n 5
Arnica Salve and Electric BitterH. ana
have never handled remedies that sell
as well. or that have given such uni
ysrs;,l satisfaction. We do not hesi-
tate to sbssartee them every time, and
we stand ready to s.sfnnd the purchase
price. if satisfactory results 40 not fol-
low their use. These remedies ilas~
Voc their great popularity purely on
their m-si.s, ?. r. Crisp Druggist.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-06-22

Balm twice daily, rubbing them vigor-
ousiy for a few minutes at each appli-
cation. A corn plaster should be worn
for a few DAYS to protect it from the
shoe. As a general liniment for
sDrains, bruises. lame hack or rheu-
matisn, Pain Ralsa 10 all that can be
desired. ID cent bottles for sale by P.
4. Crisp.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-06-22

When the blood is loaded with i'm
purities, the whole system becomes dis
ordered. This condition of things
cannot last long without serious re-
suits. In such cases, a powerful
Alternative is needed, such as Ayers
Sarsaparilla. 1t never fails. and has
no equal
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-06-22

Are you troubled with corns or bum
ions? If SO. let Us give you little adj
vice Pare them down "a elasaiy As
possibly without drawing blood then
soak them In warm water 10 soften
them and apply chamherlaia's Pain
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-06-22

COUGHING LEADS TO C0NSGffR
TON. Kemp's Balsam stops the
cough al once
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-06-22

Lanes Medicine Moves the Bowels
Each Day. In order to be healthy this
is necessary
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-06-22

Job-Work OF all kinds at this Office.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-06-22

job Work Of all kinds At shi- oilIcs.
, 1893-12-27
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8artten e~r3teIt:
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&C., CUTE 26(@-c, mittelmdBtge %
@25c. 9airp, bette, 24c(@25c, mitteLgute
unO quite 1929, friI9er &aditg Stod
153@163c.
8uttertne, Gaitlafe 0airD, Is,
empire 163, bette creamery 10, Suinotier
III in v9foas" oOer tletnen @ebtnben &c
mebr.
&afe, bette v6uu Cream G~be66ars",
11c@113c, vGptnS" 11@12c, pgoun9
Amcrifa" 11(@l24, nabgemacbler S9metz
ser 124@13!c, v8rid" 12!@l3c, 2tm1
burger 12@13c.
8obmen, 8efte Stables" $1.45@
1.60, mtttelgute $1.4001.45 nit oer Sra
l6tue gereini9te $1.3001.35.
Ger, 9an3 frii6e, 21922c oaS 9Bb.
@ btsteD, $1.15.
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{; 6iibner = 6ennen So, alte unO
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trodnete, 73@1Oc. baS 8funo, an Der
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5@6c., 8rombeeren 607c., 6imbeeren %
243; Gelifornti9es: 9tprifoien 14(9l6c,
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4(06c.
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$3,0O(@3.25, ie na6 Ser Site, 8ananen
$l,O0(9l.25, @itronen 81. O0@4.2
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Slpeet78 otatos So, 50@3, rs bas SAB, Suit
nUtler $2.750-.
, 1893-12-27

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nod feline &onflrren3 i'm SanOel. Der
burd nabesu fiinf3i9idbrt9en Grfols be-
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before Oienlte al8 Der o SObann
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ben @rfols, Gr trdfti9t uno itimtlirt ben
&Drper, Obne gu rei3en mno 5u i~iberbieen.
Sitet Sud por Sdli6un9en.
Ser d6te trd9t ben johannesburg -rSoz
bann Soft" auf Der am 6alie teoer Slai6e
befinbltden Gillette, 2aiiet Sud Die Sroi6iire
r@bafeipeure'S Steben s3ettalter" unentgelt>
ltd fOmr1en BON
@isner & Mfenoelion Co., 4senteu, 152 uuo
1874 Srantltn Ct, gtep Sort.
, 1893-12-27

un6 n~enetianiibcn Spiegelrabmen. Nud
bic iebr bobe Dcfe, bon Der Elm r~iciiger
8ronleu6tcr hcrabbing, par nit finitz
lcriidcn Malercten 9c5iert. Spa lieB nit
@oblgefaucn, aber b%ennocb etiuaS 3eritreut,
tbren Slid iiber ale bieie 0inge l3tpeifen,
Den 6oupteinbruG bcS um9ebenben Dors
nebmen 9tcicbtbumS nabnt fc nit 8efriebiz
gung pabr, aber bic @in5elbeiten beoba6=
tete tic nt6t = 6a5u iparen tire @ebanfen
3u ie9r nit Ben neuen Santilien> unb
6ausgenoiicn bei6ditiet unb BON bet 6ragc
eingenommcn: 98ie miro itcb mein Geben
bier 9eitalten ?
(yprtieBun9 fDIgt.l
, 1893-12-27
5wei9.Offcen
AbenOblatt Der 81. Stats 3ettune.

SfftcezG elepbon $40. 635.
Sur @equemliGteit uuierer onSeieeuben &inben hobet,
mir init ben rrten geuanuteu Serren eiu Nbfontmen no.
trofen, pono4 bel %benieIben au5ei9en ouaenommeu
merben 3u ~0enielbei Yreileu. oIS ipeHn bieIelben hirrftin
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iperben.
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&. Stit. NpDtbefer. 1927 State.9tr, Gde IS. Sir
y. y. Sitter, ApOtbeter, 434l 9. SaIfteoz@tr.
Str. %
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, 1893-12-27
Qooesfdue.

SoIgenbe SobesfGae pur6en bis beute
Wfittag an9emeloet:
Mar 9erbberg, 48 S., Goof Gount9z
Srrenanitalt.
8arbora G6Omien, IS S., 395 9urrubees
itraBe.
Gaiimir @ojecfotpSti, 14S., 9ebmgrube,
3tpii4en 0tperieD unb Soutbport 2lpe.
Soas Maria, 63 s., "a Q8arOitr.
gilbert 8ubIe, % S., 1874 gfetpberro
Qlbenue. =
&uOoIpb Goip, % S., 81 &eesitr.
, 1893-12-27
So0eS=Mtt3ci0e.

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0lu. I'm title Sbeiluannte bitten
SSer0tnanO un0 Caroline 2ott.
, 1893-12-27
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q. @tartsns, apDtbetsr, III @entre.9tr.
Seder Bros, Apothefer. 1152 2tHcoIu |oe. Ode
Ssnrp ), Bate, apOtbefsr. 12s n. erurt.@tr.
gilbert SO559es, @Otpbefer, 1912 6 neOIH ape,. Gde Bel.
u, %. gtts. apOtbeter. sll 0t gsOrtA IUs. ode GlsOs.
Lamb Aoe.
@eIIette.
$. @9rODsr, bsnti9er q~pOtbeter, 4s5 unb 4s7 miItpauts.
Nbe., gde @bica9D @Oe.
s. s: 2i6tenberqer & Co., 831 uub SS3 Otilpaufee @oe.
Gte 9ioifIpn.Str.
$. Gariteus. 531 Blue SsIanb Noe.
Sbeo. Ut. 8ebrenS. Mpotbefer, 422 80. II. Ctr.
Sn1tl Bebrens, 802 Glib 9oIiteb=Str, Ode ganaIpprt
SEP. 5. WiBbod edb~sr-ede msaOifOn. uub 9altteS.
StraBe.
Ser, 9. d5iusr, apOtbetsr. 1914 wsirpuutss gUe.
geo @orQes. 189 WtartpeGsStr.
s. &penlhelb & Co., Apptbeter, Gde Ban 8ureu. uun
SalIteb Ctr.
WtoDen Bros, Mpptbefer, 1895 MttIDoutee goe.
:. 5. @lsrer. 1861 OtilG oufee Npe.
j. g; 3eIoipst, Ipotbefer, 700 WttIpoufee Ioe,, Cd:
ernft WiebeI, 51s 90. Chicago ape., ede gouIino.str.
Sree. Mre6es Apotbete, 1858 SO. Chicago @pe, Gds
goble=stroBe
Treo. 6. 9ierce, 581 Ogden eIoe.
Nett9ar6t Jpisnbans, @potbeter, 242 80. gtDrtb aps,
Gde AIblanb.
G. o: Rllntolpftroem, gpptbefer, eabmeft.ede 20. 9iDi.
ftoHtStr. unb SDpne Ape.
alb. ~gtaf9t9er, a~pOtbeter, 29e so. 9iOtfton.str, Gfs
sSront s. Berger, 4~potbeter. 1886 OtiItpaufee Qoe.
Grneft U. S6mib, Niaouet Vbormocp. 126-12o DILL.
Dolfee Qne., G6e RtH3ie= un0 0esplalues=Str.
=, Wtueblban, apotbefer. 691 SO. Nortb @oe.
gtt9. Wtetnln9, 1915 Wttlipaufee AOe., ode @iblano 9toe.
Nuoolpb Stangobr, apptbefer, 841 @. 9ipiiiprI=Str.
ode Waibtenotp Ape.
@DlBal & Co.. q. ctr. uno Qoulina=Str.
j. :; S9tmet, @potbefer, SAT Blue SsIanb Ioe, @de
g. s. @oltersborf aputbefer, 900 80. 81. @traBe.
ElcDarb =. Srert1ett, ~@pDthefer, 1901 @. Jiortb Nne,
@de Sbertoan Mpe.
@oul 8. 5%einemanu, 418 20. 9rOifiOu ctr.
, 1893-12-27

Sir 10 Gents fam Sober, Der 9iilfe I'M
6ouie oOer @ei6Gft brau6t, cine tur5e
Nn3ei9e in Ser electromagnetic Ser Sutnols
Staatsseitung einri6eu. @rOBere Nnseiz
gen l Gent 0as Wort.
, 1893-12-27
Sp0cS=2Iatseinc.

Sreuuben unb 8efonnteu bic traurtge gabrt9t, bag
rneln 9eliebter 9atte unb uner Batter Dtid)GeI Nrattk Ell
i'm Nlter BON 50 Sabret, 8 MDnaten uno "a SaaeI1 a.
ltorben ii. Die geerbiQuIg finbet 9onner1tog 0tor1eL
ben q. Se3eHtber, nm ~ ubr, bonn Srauerbauie pa
nod) benz ct. 9onifuciuS= 8 pttesader ftott. nm ittUe
Sbeiluabme bitten Die trauernoen Sinterblebenen
SoMtle Ira1Ben, Satin, neb1t &tnberm
nno 0erfpauoteH.
Seine 8Iumeu. 276s2t
, 1893-12-27
9eHutben:

am g. Seq, 1898 9lmsnit Sabnfe, geIiebter Gubn
pes perltorbenen Ntliam Sabnte uu6 Der 6rau Seurp
8tole, i'm Nlter BON % Sobren, 8 Wpnuten ilno II Sa=
gen. 8eerbigun9 5reit69, ben 30. Sea, ubr Tod5m,
pom Srouerboule, 3941 Dearborn Ctr, per Rut1feu
nab Safippoo.
, 1893-12-27
Geri1ieOe1es.

nuINpuI @huIbeuI S6uIben
- @aerlei 1bIed1te 90uIbeu ipfort %Goaeettrt;
Refine ga bIung Obne @r1ol 81
G~0nItabler inner an 9eno.
09-o1 pofoIIe 5fr, 3imHer 81.
5baIS 9eut19 piro bier 9eiprObeH.