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New-York tribune., 1894-04-29
STOR1GE OF FURS.

We have superior facilities for the storage OF
Furs, India Shawls. and other expensive gar
mcnts They will be thoroughly cleaned before
being put away. and will be insured against fire,
moths and all damage. at a small charge accord
ing to their value. 1t Will be 20 your advantage
10 have repairs and alterations attended to In
the Summer
New-York tribune., 1894-04-29
4 large attendance is expected at the show.
COLONEL CODY AT HIS BROOKLYN, CAJLP

COLONEL CODY At HIS lBROOhAIN1 OA5l7:
Colonel W. f. Cody (Buffalo Bid reached his Wild
West grounds at Thirty-nnth-st. South Brooklyn
on Friday after a long trip through the Western
country, where he has been purchasing horses for
his entertainment and selecting Indians that "iii
by permission Of the general Government, be an
interesting part Of the Wild West On the same
day that Colonel Cody arrived. large number OF
horses, also reached the grounds During the week
all the COO members Of the Wild West show VIII be
which is expected here Monday or Tuesday. Will
bring over the Russian Cossacks. the bedouln
Arabs the French English and German soldiers, in
ali a party OF more than 100 horsemen. who are
10 take part in the entertainment which Will open
on Saturday May H. and will continue at the same
place for six months. giving performances every
afternoon and evening
New-York tribune., 1894-04-29
BEDROOM SUITS.
Especially Suitable for Summer
(,OffHHPS.

Hard wood Suit. oak finish. full size beas,.sSS -
and Bureau. Wash Stand, Table, two Cnars' -"
Rocker. all complete. for sls.75. 9Th
oval French plate mirror. Wash Stand' rsis VIA
fonner with round French plate mirror, "a" "a
two Chairs and Rocker al complete, Tor ''iv"
New-York tribune., 1894-04-29
SEWING MACHINES,
$40 instead of $4O-JUst the Thing
for the COuufrU.
for the Country.

We offer Sewing Machines. perfect In every ~
spect and as good in every way as have he.ec
fore been sold at three times the prices no"
asked .
Tomorrow the Enterprise Sewing Macnias
perfect In every respect will be sold at si@"
original price $4,000
New-York tribune., 1894-04-29

= MRS HENRY WARD BEECHER TO MOVE.
MRS. Beecher is about to move from No 40 Orange
st. TO the Plymouth Flats. at No. ST Orange-st.
Since the death of her husband she has lived prac-
taesjy alone In the house from which she Is moving
uss ohdrsn have repeatedly urged her to live with
thsn but she u unwilling 10 Do 20. preferring her
New-York tribune., 1894-04-29
LACES.
n Special Lot of Fine Oualitu.

Point de Gene Net Top Laces. inches wide n
49, 30 and 50 cts. per yard-much less than resu
lar prices.
20 pieces fine Oriental Lace Flouncings. ux
inches wide % cts. per va d: regular price 50 cs
All Silk Point d'Ireland Laces. 8. Z. s and d
inches wide. beige and cream. 1914, 10 and q csl
per yard-half of regular prices
Real Torchon Laces, 8, Z, 10, 12Ih, Is. 25 andH
cts per yard.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-29
GREAT DISCOUNT sale
OF House Furnishings, CrOcEery
ana Glassware.

To inaugurate our first May sale Of House Fur,
nshings Crockery and Glassware-ALL NEW
GOODS-we shall make the following extraor-
dnary offer tomorrow:
Our entire stock OF high-grade Dinner sets
0rom s25 TO $500 per seD at % PER CENT DIS
COUNT. - -
Our entire stock Of Cut Glass at 20 PER CENT
DISCOUNT.
Our entire stock of Granite and Agate ware at
20 PER CENT DISCOUNT.
our entire stock OF Retrigerators at 20 PER
CENT DISCOUNT.
The items quoted below represent SA' lNT
OF FROM % to 20 PER CENT as compared with
regular prices:
New-York tribune., 1894-04-29
Iz5NNzMMA@
BrookIpu Cbeatres.

49,. --@-~~~~1>~N~
COLUMBIA THEATRE.
EDWIN KNOWLES q CO.. O.......'.''''''
THIS WEEK. SATURDAY MATINEE
MIR. AND MRS. KENpAH
Direction of pan'I Frohm'n' .srss'
Monday night and Sat. mat. THE MRS TAN
ouERAY" wednesday night STILL ,v" saturdS
DEEP" Friday night. "A WHITE LIE
night "a SCRAP OF PAPER
Ns,, week-JoHN DREW In The Butte-"----S
ond.r,aklnr business in the Eastern and idsvs:Sd
ssss 81 !: ssasS:. (;
With SEVERAL organizations. among Wan OF HopyTf
john JOINS Council Of the American ndssn Lds,1as ss
the Knights and Laaies Vf The Kings ceyYr1ss
dsrisSsT; SSs T.sss 4Ss uns1. s.s III %s
tosmorrow' tns Urr sS tSS burial being In cyprs''
terX ~
New-York tribune., 1894-04-29
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SIX STORES

SIX STORES
uUDo .YN STORES.
MEN. Work. STORES Uroair. and H"ifprda,e..
a y..f ftl-sf i.l'on-, md Fntbush ave,
ant Atlantic 4nd Vermont aves.
81 ave. ana i25i 81 ana - -
'yh~rc are ycu going my rcady-mAicr'
I'm gYng to pieces. SIR" II said
II yIu want clothes made IN this sioycn.y way.
Don't ~ 10 smith Gray.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-29
CA PES
LADIES' AND CHll0REM'S
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.

(secOnd FloOr)
large assortment Of Gingham and White
dresses for Children, TO years. at 7oc Si.oo,
$3.50 and 500
100 Cloth Refer Jackets in Blue, Brown and
Cardinal. also Cheviot, l TO years. at Si'oo'
$3.50 and 500; worth from $500 to $500.
Navy Blue Sergs and Cloth Suits for Girls and
Boys TO 10 years. at exceptionally low prices.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-29
GLOW ES.

4-button KID. Black Welts and Embroidery
large pearl buttons. si.oo regular price. $50.
s-but,on Mosquctairc Suede Coorcd and Black
Si.oo. Warranted
Full line Of Fabric Gloves IN SILK. Taffeta and
Gucdc Lislc.
Kayser Patent Double Tipped Gloves.
Furs and Garments Of all kinds taken
Storage.
?s. %. 30 32 s.. "a FLATBUsI AVE Sl5. sl7.
sle S2l LIVINGSTON STREET.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-02-02

Hidt leidt bot elm SauSbaltunssar'
tifel 70 %aasemeinen IntIane eefunbsn,
pie bic BON Der Sirma R, bon SinerS.
borff Nadtf. in Stuttsart in ben Sanbsl
sebradte Observation-Disclosures ns.
aeine gnidufuns ma6t iid absr aud 70
RAID bssobIt unb bietet cine 70 bsbeutenb,
@ripurniS. tpie oieies bibide praftiibe
W0idinden, bsnn iebe SuuSfruu funn
fih init bsmieIbsn miibelos aus benz bon
Der tdslib benbtisten Wild ssiponnenen
Rabm in einisen Winuten ibren tdsliben
8ebarf an friider tpnbIitmedsnbsr But,
ter ieIbft unb foitenlos beriteIen. Der
9reiS beS ioIib aearbeiteten ileinen Ap'
parats 1T nur 3 rs Warf, extra fem aus.
sefdbrt NIT bsrnideltsm 9sdsl 4.50
Nari unb bic baburb e~rsieIte griparnis
cine bebeutenbe; ni9t minbsr tpsrtpol
1T aber aud bic @arantie fir bic abio.
lutte &sinbeit Der uuf bieie Beiie isIbit
bereiteten Butter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-02-02
Sin a~efnneeS Saus

muB tets iieben 8sSinsunssn erfdqsn :
l.. gS barf nidt fsu6t iein. 2. Gs bari
nidt seeienet iein, Staub unb 2ranibeits,
feline suriidsubaIten. 3. Sc mub nit ss,
niisenb reinem, fiItrirtem WafIsr periorst
iein. 4. aqe acknowledgement mtiHyn
raid entfsrnt iperben fDnnen. 5. Das
Iase8lidt mus in ale 8dume einbrinssn
fDnnen. 6. Die Sempsratur fol- cine
slsidmdbiee fem unb 3usIuft fol- abse.
baltsn iperben. Z. Gs muB fir 3utritt
bon ssniiaenb friider 2uft eeiOrst iein
uno slne nebsrfdauns Der @obnraume
perbinbert iperbsn. Rann bieiss SosaI
zines 0obnbauies au6 nidt LIBERAL sr.
reidt tpsrben, 70 barf man lid bod beS.
balb ui6t nit ben ~beitsbenbsn idls6tsn
3uitanben aufrieben erfldren. Die grs
feminine, bab piel au befiern 1T. fam
iebenfals ,ur grreibuna bss sepinids
ten 3ieIes nur f6rberIib isin.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-02-02
Sane ri,b Spf.
aenn,ei@en outer seaebennen.

Das 9ieI Der meiiten 2anbpirte unb
@efliiselsidter 1T, re6t pisIe Gisr su
s%stpinnen, in 3%tpeiter 2inie itsbt oann bic
Slsii&sewinnuns unb Maffdbistsit.
SO iriro baber ~nottpenbig fem, su erfabs
rem, ipelds auBeren 8ennssiden sS sibt,
cine quite 2esebenns su erfennen! Bel
8ea%ntiportune bieier Sraee 1T absr Dor.
auSsuihlden. bab bic erbbbte gierprobuf,
tion nibt bel beftimmten RaiIen ALIEN su
iu6en 1T, fonbern sS sibt untsr allen
6efli8elrufen quite unb i6ledts 2sser.
Dan iude ii6 baber bic beiten 2essr aus
unb siebe bapon t%peiter. iute aus Der
Na6Sudt trieber bic beiten aus unb Der.
perte bic fbIsdtsn 2eser ftets als
SdIadtmare, 70 tpirb mar Sid isbr baIb
einsn suten 2sseitamm bsransidten.
Werfmale zines suten 2esbubnS finb i'm
aasemeinen folsenoe: y idarladrotsr
aamm ; p fbarIadrote 8ebaappen ; 81
Obribeiben bon mattneiBer Sdrbuns /;
~ blumenfoblf6rmiser ober bdi1eIartiesr
SteiB ; 81 mbeli6it fr6ftissr SinterIeib !;
g. serbteter 4usenIioerrano. Sierbsi If
nun gu bemerfen, baB mir Bel unisrem
oft rauben alima barauf ieben miHen,
oab uniere Siibner srobe @iberitanbs.
fdbi8feit uub Gsnisiamfeit an Sutier
beiiben miifien. IS 1T bnber unisr
9anobubn burdaus nidt su periperfen,
ionbern mir iuden mad obissn Msrf.
malen bic beiten aus unb ~treusen ioIde
oann nit Stalienern. Spanisrn, Creve-
occur, La fleche ober Soubans, Inn bic
gi%erprobuttion su beben, aber bas tpiosr.
~itancsfdbiss Subn aIS @runblase tets
M hshdItsn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-02-02
2inte ,um 3siduen Der ssdfde.

Nun made susrit cine auI5iuns bon
33 @ramm Yottaihe, 81 9ramm @ummi
urabicum unb &c Gramm 8afsr. Mit
bisiem interchangeable trdnft mar
nun bic su beseitnenbe ooer su bei6rei.
benbe SteIe Der @dibe rs6t fart, Idbt
IS bunn troden tperoen unb slGttst bann
bic troden eetporbene Steas nit sinsm
Stabl ober 8iseletien. gluf bic 70 ses
slattete STEELE itreibt man nun nit elmer
Iufl6iuns bon st @ramm Sbasnitein,
80 @ramm reinem Waher, A Gramm
Gummi arabicum, peldes aleS in sinsm
@Iaie permifdt tpiro unb nit ettpaS
Guide, aarmin Ober SnbisoauHDiung
idtpara rot ober blau sefdrbt tperben
lam. 9as @eidriebene ODER @e,eiGnete
Last man enblib i'm Shatten trodnen,
uno es tpirb ME tpieber aus Der Wai6e
entfernt tperosn fbnnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-02-02
Seller auStrpefnen.

lin bic aslsrIuft tets trcdsn su .r.
bulten, itreut mon GbIorfaIcium ais PuIs
Der uuf elm i6rds seIestes Brett. 70 bab
on bas unters gnbe Elm Sopf obsr cine
S6diel seftelt perben fam. Das
GbIOrfaIcium siebt bic Neu6tisfeit an unb
stpar boppelt 70 pieI, als. fein eisenes
@epidt betrdst. Sc fsudter II bic
2elerIuft lit, befio raider lduft Der 2aIf
breiartis in has untsreetelte GefdB.
@irb bas barin a%nseiammsIte @aGer
aI8oann ~absebampft unb Der GaIf piebsr
i6arf sstrpdnet. 70 fam er INNER tpiebsr
bon Nsuem rertpenbet tperben. Bel
8erfabren fpirb man ftsts trodene
2uft i'm &eIer baben unb bic barin aufs
einsemadten Sridte &c. tpsr'
ben ii6 febr gut unb LANCE balten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-02-02
Ginfa6es Serfabren, nm Sebers
fpblen unbur6brtueliH su MAIDEN.

Nan tbut in sinen slaiirten Sopf sinsn
serinsen Tbeil euten Tesr unb ettpus in
binne Strsifden sef6nittenen @ummi
eIaiticum, peIden man oOrber in Ddm'
pfen bon fOdenoem @ufer aufsepsidt
bat. Nun iebt man ben Topf an Elm
s~slinbeS Seuer unb riibrt nit sinsm bbl.
S.rnen 20ffel bieis Miiduns I'M. tpobei
man has ueberIaufen beS Teers su Der.
binbern iuhen mub. Sobalo Der @ummi
pouitdnbis aufsslDit 1T. trdst man nit
SiIfe zines 9inisIs bieie NaRs auf bic
SOblen auf, bis bic Sditt bic Starfs
elmer btnnsn Bappe errei1t bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-02-02
@effeite Nn3eiaen.
@effern Ore6eb Beet.

anber ben 3uei e%arIabungen 5ua.ridte,. .
tleift, oas mir Wontag un6 Oonnsrftoa et.
balten, smpfansen mir tdsIid friit 8sidlad.
tetss 8Ieiib bonn 9anbe, ffif6e un6 salt.gier,
gutter' SAFE unS eanbprooufte iiberbaupt.
9sir baben ferner einen 8orratb Der befen
BOLOGNA Wurf. triide uno seiaI3sns StuI.
tsrn. Ntppsn. gbuds, 8unbtide etc. lluiert
B~olo9natpnrt iibertrift ale anbere.
Gale & 10.
Ais Roro ahte Strnbe
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-02-02
Sabrli6er Seri6t Der 9ireftoreu
bes
Scrantpn Mrmen.D iifrtftS

fir baS Sabr enbenb am 81. Des. 1898,
setasnb bic Ginnabmsn, sussabsn, Rs6nunssn
bee SsfrttGrs, SdaBmtifsrs, Sttutr.G inntt.
srti, Snssntar bss Seal unb psriUnli6sn @isen.
tbum bts bsfastsn Difrtfts, ME bur@ has AM
9. april 1862 ssnsbmtett @sitb Der
Qeaislatur dnaeprbnet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-02-02
6ranf Stetter,
SOtel nnO SGcferei,
@atnffra6e, 6pbe Narf.

Barme uno talte Speifen tno su iebsr Ia.
9esjeif ju haben. 6riides Eager ftets al
5agt, iotpis Beiue, eiquore uno Gi9arreu.
Vie NIT meinem Sotel perbunoene 8dderei
ltsfert elm porai9lides Budptrt. unb peroen
QUE Deitelun8sn prompt uno biaia bsiorst.
rant q tetter
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-02-02

Wir' fabItn, baB cine GrfI6runs stseniibis
ben Sttnnsabltrn In Der Srbnang III fir Der
aubtrorbentlittn aussabtn fir 8rbtTtrunatu
une Htparaturtn tn btfitm SsriGt. Die Saupt-
auseabs III fir bas ,.altt Mdnntr Stim", btGsn
Mctbptnetsftit felt Sabrtn trfannt tpurbt. Das
bisbtr FUR bitlen 3ptd btnuBte @sbGuee tpar
bas urlpriingltGe bSljsrne @rmsnbaus, psltss
unjurtttene mar fir bic gtufnabms aItr mann.
ittn Sniaftn, une Der uebfrihn6 rpurpe In benz
Baitntnt bee SrrtrssbGubes unfsraebradt. bel.
len un9tiunetr !3uifanb cine Autae anbaltsubsr
8last btlettt. Ntt Der 3ufimmuna Der laat.
ltttn StbSrbt iber WpbltbGtigfeit, totlte bic
plant gsnebmists, madttn mir ben Gpntraft ,ur
Srrt9tuns zines sroesn feuerftatn @tbGuSts,
eas ilt ttBt isinsr 8olsnbung n6bert, unb bas
tsinsm !3psds nod fir pisls Sabre III bsr 2u-
tanft ssntissn rire. ba cine entlprsdeubs Ser.
mtbrnn9 Der BspSlferunesyifsr bel BEN Baus
in Grtpdsuns ssOstn turbt.
GrtOlnns In Der fril&sm Cuff ~ nStbia fir
eas ppphiGe Wpblptrbalttn unb ptEi ~aeiffiaeu
3uifanet Der Siren tppbltbGtis. Der !3aun INN
ofn Srpolnn9s8rutb, por tttpa jtbn Sabrsn ae.
batt, par 10 baufaais ssrporben, baB 20 unf6sr
mar, Die 9rrti BARN su lalrn. Mit Der Nb.
pot bic Arbttf llttr une permanent AZ MAIDEN,
babtn mir ben plaB nit elmer a&t SUB bpben
BadLttinHiaitr umjaunen IafTen, nit etner
Sadfsinmautr TN Centrum. 70 bas bic Sc.
ltls4tsr in ipti SSfsn bon tinanber asldisSsn
limb Yin btetdisr Gang fiibrt i'm Snn,rn UNI
bic MuBsnmausr unb Elm papiapn IN i'm 3sn.
truni zines iscsn DOTS stbaut ipprben, 70 eae
bic Srrtn ibrt stppbntf 9spssuna aud bel
nafsm Wetttr babsn fOnnsn.
Cine &Sbrt in psl&. ale bic DampfrSbr,u
bts Snittturts sslsst ipurssn mar slsi&fals cine
Der btptutsnbfsn 8srbeTerunaeu bes Sabrss.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-02-02
Sef6dfts=M n3eiser.

Sud' unb aeeiSsn,.9ruder.
. 8rtb. u. Wasner, Drudarbsit ietsr grt
tn snsltiHtr unb bsuti&er Spra1s, SIT 9ada.
mama Assnus, ssssniitsr benz 8inlsy StOrs.
sr0eeries uns p~rOpiaonen.
gt&tpIb, Sranbpp & Co., Grad.
tOlssr bon 8saSIs s. Stsa), tt6 penn sps.
Gbptn 6. Seal "a eafawanna slps.,
Sas bsriibmts @bite Sppnss @tbL.
.8ate. 8. @ibmaytr, DsIitatsHen,
$50 9afapanna 2ptnus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-02-02

&e6nuns btS GplItftprtn.
5rsp. {. WOrmlsr. GOasftOr 1891, in 8s6nuus
nit BEN scranton 9lrmsueitrift.
Or.
Silans Iaut ltsttm Sui6t $6,5lt.85
auf Anrsiiuns Nc.14, 1888 $50
- $6,55O.45
Gr.
Grcntratiunsn uub ab,ist $3.50 46
SommiitputH ..".,...... $500 SO
- $6,550.45
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-02-02

sd- Maebsburs Sauertraut, 8israrf
Sdrinse, Soadnoiide Sdrinse beim Duss
snb obsr Sdbden bel Dibmaper, SO.
$50 2adatpanna Mpenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-02-02
Greb. Martins
0S9 q OAK SA... S1a
233 s ass 0enn ape.

@arme unb taIts Speiien su iebsr Sases.
jelt. 9. &obinlun's Bier an 3apf. 6einfter
RfeHer uno @onosram Sdnops. gbam.
pa9ner anb &bein Beiue. Seiber 9unid
ieoen Woreen. Gleftriide Gdder; teins
sIieaen. Selephou SO. 1874.
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IriS 0nrr's
unton
l. saipu
3l3 2adaipanna abVnus.

Die @etauration uirb ftsts nit ben feinitsn
0elltatefen Der Sabres3eit perfebsn fem.
YIN @etrdnten baIte it neben Dem por,iia.
ll@en Y. 2obinfonfden Biere, nur bic bsftsn
BetrIe uno oiquore, lnb es miro mein BE-
ftfeberl tetn, ourt prompte uub reelIe Bebien.
un9 bic &unoen iufrieoen 3u ftelen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-02-02

OrnGsMrbeiten isber art In be,
"@ O&sRbIatt" DfRes.
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sOtatissntbum s.s Diaritts s246,64 Al

3ptaIsissnttum bts Difrifts $246,64S Al
Die %bur6lGnittli9t gnsabl Der SnIa6tn In
Der SiaTct Stinatb pGbrtnb bes Sabrss mar
273 60l365 unb bic Soften Der tlnttrbaluna per
aopf fur Urine une Srrlnniss etnitlsbliG pcn
Sptiis, 8ltibung. Ssltuttuns. 9sijunG Mspi
atm, Salsirs bee Superinttnbentsn, 6ausar,t
@sbilf.n etc, 6armprpbuft a%usstItlpTsn, tpa-
ren ST. "a per @ehs. Der 5ptaIbetraa Der auf
Der @siammtinfafen fomntt sIei1 Der 8sfSIis-
uns BON elmer psrfOn fir i0O,7f5 Sage. 2n.
Bsrpem tpurpsn an benz Glide bee S~uptrinten-
benton tpGbrsnp bts Sabrts sint an,atI pom
Mablssittn einsfnpmmtn, bic slsit iinp Der BE.
f~Siisuns BON elmer gsripn fir 1851 1ass unp
BON ben Arbeitsrn, bic an Yt%rbtdruustn une
9tparatursn btitGftiet tparen. puretn Wabl.
stittn ssssTsn, bic Der S%tfSfisuus ron elmer
psricn fur Lay Gage sltibfamtn, rnatt tinsn
1otalbstras Don 5asssfof tn Der Ssimatb pom
1873
Die Gnjabl Der SniaFtn am Gnbe tints ttttn
Wpnats In 1893 mar mic fpIat: Sanuar 265,
6tbruar $50, MGr, 266, april 272, Wai 279,
Stunt 278, Suli 2S5. Musulf 2S7, Stptsmbsr
28i, Sftcbtr 293, Hoptmbtr 299, Dsember
29S. Die 29S patienttn In BEN Stim am 81.
DS. 1893 inb ME fplst flaiFftirt; gnlGnbis
1863, %trrlinnis 1876, blbplInnig 5, bIine T. Sin.
Der 3. Vim 81. De-. 1892 rartn In BEN 5eim
265 gsionsn I; aufstnummsn pGbrsns bss Sab
res 2fS, ssbprtn H.: s%ntlaien tpGbrtnb bee
Sabrs 1872. ~ssfprbtn SO, sntaobsn q.
prpbufte.
Der Gotalwsrtb Der ouf Der Garm p6trenb
ess Sabrts 1893 saostntn prpeufts, na& rem
9inieIunseiGnie ets Suptrinttnbsnttn 6sp. @.
8amtr, mar $7.954.2 20.
8tri&t pts Sausar5tts.
WGbrsnb bts Sabrts purbtn ,ur Siren Nb.
;ugsla1tn: Mduntr 80, Grausn II,
,uiammtn 49. Der Gipilfanb bsrftlbsn mar:
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Die lirla6sn bee Srrinns parsn: Rsrpsn.
ftbtr 2, flimatii6 a, trbli6 8, Sonnsnfi6 l.,
Grippe [. hur9 8sburt 4, Wunbtn 1, Naifur-
baton 4, auslGpsifuus 10, Gram 1, bsbss
Nlttr, Gpilspls 3, Berlsbuus I, S@pansri9aft
1, 6amilisnipirrtu 1, unbefannt 1.
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ID gsbtilt, 6 stbsIsrt unp 10 fiarben.
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Dyl,ntary 2, pbtbifs 2.
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f26 329I365.
Sm eauft bts Sabrts purbtn 409f Rssptt
an 1889 patitnifn ausssftlt.
Die 8Oiftn fur Nteiiiu, 9ii9sr uip. partn
S4S3.35.
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Grtb. 9. @prmfs. GplItftpr 1892. In Rt&nuns
nit BEN Seranipn armtnbifrtft.
Or.
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nit BEN SCRANTON @rmsnbifrift.
Or.
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&r.
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&s&nuns bts SdaBmetfers.
Sbps 8 9unss, S6asmdatr 1893, In Rs9nuns
nit benz Serantsn @rmsnolfrift.
Or.
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abre9nuns bes stfretGrs.
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e%srunssn seasr ben Difrif, fir bic
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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-11-03
A OF
COUNTY OF CAPE GIRARDEAU.

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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-11-03
Peoples Party Ticket.


missioner.
THOMAS j. HENDRICKSON.
First Constitutional Amendment
YES.
First Constitutional Amendment-NO
Second Constitutional Amendment
YES.
Second Constitutional Amendment
NO.
For Representative in Congress:
AMBROSE II. LIVINGSTON.
For Member of the House of Repre-
sentatiyes:
ELAN 5. MILLER.
For Clerk of the Circuit Court:
WILLIAM L. WILKINSON.
For Clerk of the Cape Girardeau Court
of Common Pleas:
JOHN ". HUFFMAN.
For Clerk OF the County Court:
JAMES B. CONFER.
For Prosecuting Attorney:
For Presiding Judge of the County
Court:
THOMAS J. BROWNING.
For Judge of the County Court. First
District:
W NCNFFIY.
For Judge of County Court. Second
wUTGAM CLOTH,
AVIS A Po1IFRS
9XE
CU"'I2 -H%T~I-:
sof GN%T o. me to9aSS SH"'''
hObEi'l ". =
For assessor;
or 'HTolGf;
I nutrG4 o.;
JOIN I. 9NiDhL"
for Justice OF the Pe&ce-ApPie Greek
Fcr Consta hIa 4 mile C;raok Toyynshin:
49,: T,:tic: 81 Il. eaco"8r;. Town.
shin.
wTrrr.Hr tPFrertGcON
For Con.ta e- Townsbjn:
ANDhhN d. 9IkNEN9'
Fo,. ins+irn of the paace-Cana Cirar-
dpau Township.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-11-03


Republican Ticket.
For Judge of the Supreme Court,
Division No. /:
WALTOUR NJ ROBINSON.
For State Superintendent of Public
Schools:
JOHN r. KIRK.
For Railroad and Warehouse Com
missioner:
JOSEPH FLORY.
First Constitutional Amendment
YES.
First Constitutional Amendment-NO.
Second Constitutional Amendment
Second Constitutional Amendment
For Representative in Congress:
NORMAN \. Motley.
For Member OF the House OF Repre-
sentatiyes:
JOHN J. SAWYER.
For Clerk Of the Circuit Court:
CHRISTOPHER +. BETTEN.
For Clerk of the Cape Girardeau
Court of Common Pleas:
EDWARD +. ENGELMANN.
For Clerk OF the County Court:
WILLIAM PAAI;.
For Prosecuting Attorney:
JOHN \. SNYDER.
For Presiding Judge Of the County
Court:
JOSEPH +. MEDLEY.
For Judge OF the County Court. First
District:
THEODORE SACHSE..
For Judge of the County Court. Second
District:
CHARLES BARTELS.
For Sheriff:
JUDSON VI. RANDOL.
For Collector OF the Revenue:
PETER LEHNER.
For County Treasurer:
FREDERICK kIES.
For Judge OF the Probate Court:
JOSEPH kOEHLER.
For Assessor:
FREDERICK II. WELTECkE.
For Coroner:
ADAM ID. BLOMETER.
For Surveyor:
JAMES /. AICLAIN.
For Justice OF the Peace-Apple Creek
Township:
JULIUS DIETRICH.
D. c. HELDEBRAND.
Eor Constabl -An1ple iraeE Townehin:
". Il. BED WELL.
For Justice of the Peace-Byrd Town
'1-f
ALBERT II. GRANT.
JOHN c. DAVIS.
For Constabie-Byrd Township:
FREDERICK !. OBERNIILLER.
For Justice OF the Peace-Cape Girar-
deau Township:
WILLIAM WOELEKE.
WILLIAM H. WILLER.
d. NJ. SCIVALLY.
For onstablD-Capo Girardeau Town
ship:
HENRY HOPPER.
For Justice OF the Peace-Hubble
Township:
HENRY 7. UELEKE.
WILLIAM j. MISENHIMER.
For Constable-Hubble Township:
CHRISTIAN Z. FREY.
For Justice of the Peace-Kinder
Township:
For Constable. Kinder Township:
PINK PROPER.
For Justice OF Tie Peace. Liberty
Township:
-...- .....--. -.......
For Constable-Liberty Township:
For Justice OF the Peace-Randol
Township:
JOHN NJ. BROWN.
HENDERSON ISBELL.
For Constable-Randoi Township:
ALHEIsT c. FORENBACH.
For Justice OF the Peace-Shawnee
Township:
JOHN BONNEY.
JAMES II. KELLER.
For Constable Shawnee Township:
HIRAM RICHARDSON.
For Justice OF the Peace-Welcu
Township:
CHRIST SCHEIBLE.
For Constable-Welch Township:
JOHN DRENNING.
For Justice ofthe Peace-Whitc Water
Township:
y. /. MILLER.