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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-16
GIN irrunbIdaitlidcr Srrsleid.

aSic DcS YrObIsm acknowledgement gbsu
gel0it murOe.
glnoer n, 9n6., Is. Sft.-9cr
in reli9i0Icn Sreiien i'll gang 5noiana
moblbcfannte Baitor Or. Smit6 pcrs
licbte iid, ul8 CT in Su6citcr preO;gtc,
i'll Die 6cau 6rcO. 0clms. GigcntbImz
liacr gSeiie ucrltcbte lid Selm8 in Oie
1rau be5 Yfurrer5, unO Sas GnOe pom
yieOc mar - bic 6rauen wuroeu gsz
tauiAt. Oas riei cine groBc Seuiation
berpor, uuo STltb muBte Dem gelitliz
den Ssruf iir Bic .3utNuit cutlagen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-16
Scnti9Cs SrrriusleDrn.

9fountSperumnlun9 bes pSdugerbunoes
oon Baltimore" - Recommendations
Os8 ySoltimOyer 2ieOertruu,es. ."-Snts
tuugstsit oes pSsrmauiu Sruusr-
uS."-Ius auOereu Sereiner.
Der ySdng:rbunS pcu Baltimore
belt gclteru 9ta1mittag in q. &nuup'S
yTbaliuz0alle." gtr. 9l5, Sls8ratts
itra6s, ielne rcQelmdBi9c &eriammlun9
ab. Cen SOriie fabrte Er6ihent 9r.
9ulius Supp unO ais Setyctar fuuQirIe
Sr. NugHlt &naup.
Gin 2lppcQ al uQc Irbeitcrz@eIangz
oerel%e unb fortidrittiid 9eiinnten
GGngcr POM @rbei;er SaneerbuuO OeS
gtOr0Oltcn5 Der Gcr. Staaten uOn 9torbz
2luerisa" fam sur ScrIeIung, poriu Der
rSdngcrbunO bon Baltimore" aufgefOrs
Ssrt mur0e. Gias l6ngere 0e5atte fanO
ibc. Oas S9reibcn ltatt unO Ger Setrez
tir marO beauItragt iib bes 9tGbcrcn
iibcr Die MISUNDERSTANDING, Oeren
3iclc II. /. ~. itlrjitli1 Su crfunOl3en.
SOnlt wur0cn nur 9lautluc9ci4diie er=
lcOi9t.
Stftum9SFcit Se1 n@etmnniasSurn=
@crciu8."
Der g@crmania= Surnocrtiu" feiertc
qeitcrn in lciuer Gurnbauc iein Stlfs
tung&ieit Ou11 cine Accommodating.
Sin lciAbalh9s8 BrOgramm mar auiz
gsitcllt, uno erfrcutcn ourh SOrtrG9e
6rI. yi3ie9teiOBa, Ot, besleitct pOu6rau
Gmmu Stipel, 0rn. y. WIiinecl, Oc8
IbaIia WIGnna9or5," ipwis 9rn.
@hrlitian WicDer.
Sri. 2i3iie 9}ciOdar0t unO tyraH 6.
Seip:l uurOen Our6 ll,btrrcIdun9 pom
Bouquets gecbrt. Die 3wii4enpauieu
fiiutc Die &apeue Oes HrOf. &irit hit
GOujert Yisccu aus. Sr. 0elnrid)
9ofcrbcrt, erler Sprc9er Oc8 n@erma'
MA Surnuerelns," fungirte ais SOrz
tiger OCS 2lr,angeuentSzG Omtte'5.
W2onatlidlc 2lGeno lintcrUaItmn9
0c5 nS3altimorcr 9isOcrErnn3es.
9n Der cgicoerfranS 0ole" IanO gc>
tern Die crltc monatlIbe Abeno Inter
batuug Itatt unO crfreule iib Oc5 Oelten
s8eiuass. 6r. q. Steinmoun lang
II. u. Die 8lirgerm:iter 9lrie aus oer
Spcr r@5ar uuO Zimmerman" UOn
yOr6lng, unO Eroi. =. Sodner erireNte
Ourh &laUlcrz 8Ortrd9e.
oSucmnsyoiat= W6uncr1or."
Der Scout Foiut Oianncrdor"
bielt acitern AbcnO III ieinet 0alle III
Occult. BOlEt ielne regelmdBl9e Stn9z
itunOe ub, weldcr eme winllgc 81
idait1iigung iOlgte. ErGiiOcnt s.
6urdtcud)t iUbr:e in 0erlelbcn O:n
Yoriie unO ais ScfretGr iuugIrtc {3r.
0unS 0lctrh. 8eihIoHen wurOc, iid
in corpore an Dem III &nOa]'3 Sale iu
Eocuit BOint italtiiuOtuocn G0u;crtc
Oc5 r4)tO;artzNaaacrAOr5" ben yOz
cult HOlEI ju bctbclIigen, ocSgletbcn
audi an Dem Gon3eyte bcS nGbaltaz
lliauuer6Or8" ant Is. 9tOuembcr IN
Der ,@crmanio M6nncr6or 0oGe.
Der yyocuitzBOlnt. .Wtauns, der" ielblt
wir0 am 10. 9toUcmbcr i'm St!iun95s
ieit IN Or nGlntradts9oue" oai yOcHltz
BOInt ictern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-16
Qus Dem 9anoe Der Sicbalntinucm.

9tebsneu uebmen eiue gtuGt i'll Sent
Susla eiu.
q tcws orf, IS. Sftoter. - Gire
Spe;;olbcpeIde aus Caracas, 8cncs
Suclu, mclpct, 0aB 12O 0fcbeaen Die
Stabt Wluturin ciu9cnOmmen baben
unO Ois 2lbli4t begcu, Den 8rdiiOeEten
GrcipO geiungcn gu nebmeu, nm ibn
CUR Ab6aufuug 5E slpin9cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-16
a,,ric 0opci. Screfdlen.

- Der 3OriOn'ide 3Ouiqetdcr, 6elir
@eulcmann'5 yagcrBou5 unO mcbrerc
qroBc, al yeet.rc5 anfOBenoe &nnecs
ipelacr III 2tuhperpcn lnO uOrlcgte
ytadt eiu 9laub Der 6lammcn 9ewOrs
Den. Der @eiommtuerlult lit Gin icbr
beOeutcn0er.
- 4uf Der Sdcl0e cOlliolrtcn gcltcrn
O3orQeu bel 2lutnerpen wdbrenO trnc8
bihtsn 9tcbcls oa5 lhwrOjiAe ShiiI
nYaloer" unO ou5 iranS0itide SdliT
mlIicc." ycettre8 ionf ol5bolO uno
nit ibm icd5 D!unn Der S9iiismannz
i6aIt.
- QSie cine in 8ruNel aus Ocnl
Gcrao Staatc elngetrOftne N(clOun9
beia9t, lit Der 2lfgItaiurldcr 2tcutenont
Saert in ycOpO 5ltaOt, llramla, pl0sli6
9eitOrtCu.
- 9lu8 Dtanden fonlmt oi; 9eriIdts
meiic &unoc uon beporltebenoen gcrGUz
Oerunaen i'm bapcrliden Sta0tamlnIs
Itcrium. Der bia5cli9e Otiniitcr oc5
5urcsu 55rBr. BON t5retjei9 iou 5urufs
trtten, Or. pOn NiiiIler, i:Bt &uIta5s
Ottuiitee, ioQ iein 9}adfOlser unO pom
Aucr, BrdiiOut Der &rct5re9leruug Der
YiaIs &uIluSmintiter wcro:n.
- 5a @oQitein, 9te9icruu986ejirl
YoIen, bat gcltera swilhcn O:n 9feierUe:
Qieuteuant5 9laoemaher Hno 3lebe eiu
YlitOlenoucu itut!geTunOen. 3lebc uarl
qsfab~lid pcrwuncct. Die OIutige 2li:
fare rcIultirte aus eintm Suette bei'u
Sar!eulp!el.
0ic frej6errtide 6amilre UOr
Otuteabu bat pOcaeit.rn uui Wiuldl.n
Wfcdlcnburg, Sas 7OOzjabrige 5uOllaun
oes gcidittlid nadpeisli4en SeiteBcni
Der 6amilic uOn WIalBabn gei:icrt.
- Namcu5 oe6 SOrltauOe8 Der iO5ial
SemotrutiIdcn Yartcl bat yiebtncat Den
@ablfon0 Der bcl9liheH Arseiterpartc
1000 6ranc5 ii6crianat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-16
gGpbl MIR crn GcrilGt.

Die Gr.80nisiu Uou 6uuali iOH geiftsS.
frauf lem.
Stctpria, 8.zG., Is. Oft. -
She Der bsute bier eingstrOiIenc Gampfcr
r9lruma" 6OnOluIu ucrlicB. pcrbreltete
ii6 OaS @eriiht, OaB Oie GrzS0nl9iu 2ts
liuOfalanl ocrrGdt gcworocu ici. Ser
Seri9t iinOcr niht Iiberaa @luuoeu,
wcnn e9 audi 8butIadc lit, OaS Die 81.
&ouigin lett Q9oAen ibr 9aus nl9t
perlalicn bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-16
Sreiia6er @nrn uno SclbiimurO.
Die ifrsflidle Chat elmer selit.StranIeI
Shutter.

-llAkkkA'
GIiiabetb, u.s., Is. Stt. -
Gin breiiader 0torb nsblt Sclbitmoro
bil6en beute bas 2a9eS9e:prdd Don
Gliiabetb. 6rau Sarrigau, 80 Sabre
oft, lpelhe Gil b:r 9riers ancuue, uuhc
6er StaOt9ren5c pObnt, na6m bcute
iriib ibrc Orei &inStr, 5, 3 uno ] 9abr
alt rcip. unO pcr9ru5 i6 nit ibnen IN
eiuem 9eubauIcn, worauf iie oenlclben
an3inEete. Die pcrtoblten llcberrclte
Scr llu9lIfli9>n mar allies, mas 9ta ~
barn, OIs, ais JIG OaS Teusr bemcrftcn,
berbsisiltem, uOriauSen. 6rau Sarrls
gan warO ltetS ais selltia seit0rt betrats
tet. Sbr 9atte, Gin @enlIiebGuoler,
batts Das Suu5 UNI 6 llDr trIh perIGis
len, nm ielnem GEiaaite nad 81 gebcn;
ctwas ipdter fam 6rau oarrisau nad
einem ytadbarbauie unO bOltc BORT
Otild fiir ibre &ieinen. 2eute, Die Il.
seicben, mOllen nidt5 GuHalll9e5 al ibr
bcmertt baben. lin 10 llbr cntOcdte
man, baB baS Sarri9uH'lde SaHs III
Srauo itaub. 0ta3burn e;Iten Bccbel
uno l0itbten sic 6lamneu. Spdtcr Sez
rietb Die S6euue in 8IanO uno oleS
0tul uar6 Die Teusrwcbr berbei seru<
sin, petde Oa5 Seuer balO 0crr iuurOe.
0a man 6rau Sarrigau unO sic &tnz
ber utrmiBte, luaro naf ibueu 9eludJt
unO balo Ounn audi Die perfoblten yeI=
6en por9cfunOen. Cine Oidt nebcn
Oenielbcn itebenOe Sels&anue unS sini9e
S;rci3bOlser tbutrn bar, auf weIAe
Netie Die 2lcrmit. iih uuO sic Sbri9cn
ans Der 0,lt 9eldaiit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-16
Ocid)G5 ibneu 9icdt.

StriIe. SeTyai,, Die siac 3ugsC Cnt8Isiiuu9
berbeiiibreu wo(lteu.
Sgocn, lltab, II. Sfto6er. - De
Camp, Wtc9Onneu uuO Stu9 luarOen
qeitcrn I'M 0litritt5gcridt pom ben Sc
IhwOrenen idulOig beIunoen, mdbrenO
oc5 sroBcn GtienbabnzSlrltcS ben Serz
iu9 scmodlt 5u babea, eincn Bug 5nm
Gnfgeiicn su brin9en. Sting wuroe 5u
pier 3abreu un6 Gc Camp unS 9ltc,
Gonntu su ie 5W0Ii 5uhrcn 3udtpauS
ncn.ltrthnilt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-16
- piriTu oiems9Icemi. 0cTUdle

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Cite Rr. 21.
Bureau Der SpiritupIeusS Sci ccuj =S ummiiIare
s3IrIncr Hr. $50. 332, 334 %. Gta0c),
GGuitG les q cbnUoe.-
SaIOcrt= uup ISanctt"= Strdhc.
Die uHteniebeHo aeEannt.H RerioEeI babsH Gciuhe
I'M elne SIcruI sum SDiritmuicuzSI IGiuucrtaufc
elHaereldt; oelel ben meroeH ittup0 ~ oeH31 .tto=
ber. II Ihr UiIttaQ5, IN GrpdsuRq ae3oaeH.
Yrotelt=UormUGre falS lie geUURidlt meroe1) iiHoJ
oIT Irlute1 II olciem Sircau Ill 6ctommeE.
@corgs GpltIu,
sSpbu 3iidlaroIpu, SGommdrs.
Uubert Srair,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-16
Rranfbefte8 &Opfweb,
SSraucnlciOeH,
SiliOftat,
Ssr0annn9s6eidl
9gapepfie,
SrrFOpfang
aIe Rrantbeiten Der Sober.

gau t,adtc bic ioI1cHocn S0mptome, U;Ife aus
et6uHg Der gcroNuuEl5=CrlaHe bcrrIlreE: Sers
topiunq inners cGmorrloloCr, &IutIHtrdHg I'M Sopf,
Z dure i'm V}aesH, 8siUnG SUm Sr5TeheH, SobbreH'
ucn, g3iocrmlncH GegeH HcbruH9, SdpeTt I'M DtaS
acH, idure5 &uiitoBca, uHubl9er 6CrBitlu9 Grlduts
frrnna ODER GritIduEg5anI1ls 6si'm yeaeH, BiOHtn,
NledeH ooer @ruebe oor ocE Guqcn, Tlcber uno oHms
pier 3opi dbmcrS, GtbmuH95 95bshmerotH, 3etbe 6duH'
NIB auaeniarbc. SdmerStn IN Der Sclts, Sruh, ben
Glieoma6cH, poGlid ucritdrttes StrstlopieH uue
breu1eubes @tiubLtH ben 2SeidltbeiIeH.
gtniss DofeH pom gaorpar's GtueH b.frsiea Ras
G1itsu BON ben scHaHaten SsitDeroeH.
Wrcis @5 Gts. ole GdladIieI.
Ga habcn bel alien Mp potbeFSrn.
g2an ibrciGc an GE. RnOwan & Spmp, y. DE-
BeY 395, g.eruogorF, fur eiHeH Jlstlasbsr. I'd
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-16
China lInO Sapun.
China bat aud nit inuereu gSirreu ;u
fGupfeu.

tanlpIeN.
2onSou. IS. Sf.-gine 6eutiae
uuS Sbans9ai cingctroIiene 0epel9e
baitGti9t Die MelOung, OuB 100 0tcilen
pon S4nz&ow, Der S0uptltaot ser dine
iii6en 8rouiu5 Sooz%cc, cine 9teoOluz
tiOu aus9cbro5cn lit. Die 9fe6eueu iinO
gut bewafinct. Die 8egierungetruppen
iceten ibrent 2ln9riii All Die OOrtisen
Gc9ierunsSgebGuOc nur ibwafen gSiz
6eritarO cnt9eoeu unO giugsn gum Gbeil
5u BEN 2lufltanOiscr iib:r. 3wsi Vion>
oarinnen iinO crmOrOst morocu. Die
8rOuin; lit ioit uOa atdnOig BON Gruppen
cut6l6Bt, uno 10 ltcbt benz SOrmari@
Ser 9lcbeCen aui 9SOO=Gbane, in berz
iclben YrOpin3 gelegen, 9iidtS i'll gSe9c.
Die @arniiOn pOn 9SOOs@bara lit uah
Der &ate abgeriift mo Sic StaOt ins
iOl9c DeNen tbotIa6li5 Obue Sertbeis
9Gng.
2OnbOn, Is. Stt.-Gen Zines"
miro aus Gcrliu 9enelcet, BOP pie 9Sei'
Gcrung 3euti9lanS'5, 1id on elmer Sns
terocntiOn in ocm iapaniihshiuefilben
Streltc 9tlhts nit Der Ura9e oe5 S1utz
3e5 Der @urOpder III China, i'll welder
eiu sOllfdn6i3e5 GiuOtritdnOniB aQer
0tG9te bcrrIdle, iu tbun bate. Oar
uaa bat Ser YeIcbIsbaber oe5 Oeutidsn
@eidwaoers in ben dineItihen 0sluGiz
ieru bereilS geiebl erbalten, Oturines
truppcn sur, Sdue Ser O:utiden 2c9n'
tjOu in Yctiug 5u lun0cn. Sm Safe
Don llnrubeu wlrO, ME ungenOmmen
wirO, idOn Der mOraliide @htft Ger 2lnz
weIenBeit elmer iclbit nur tleincn euro
paii9en Gruppeuab!belluu9 9eniissn,
UNI elnen 4ineiIiden Y}Ob I'M 3uum 81
balten.
2OnbOn, Is. Stt.-Giner Scrliuer
0cpside 5ufOi9e hat cine Sam0ur9sr
6irma 100, 900 9suebrs 81 4 6runcS
oa5 StIf pon Ser bel9lihen 0fegierun9
gctauit, I'M Eieicl6sn no9 China 5u cGs
port!rcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-16
ate SeFtun eR.

g1uE -EorrtiSpnGeHteR."
10 Gents prO 9uaesEt 10 ssT Siies Rss -e0rI.IpSas
aaisz" Ia 9astS LgtRTr1O-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-16
21terett' uuo 23rafenr4SeiOett,
ST.. GG0tUnD'S
SNrGnpNri(liNn R9fOlUent.

Gin SciImitteI, ipeIdes ans 9r1r,oer,icH pom aus
6sroro:Htih.n msoi!Etta gi7cnitGiten Buiams
msHseiest 1T, toupHddll.b Mn ben bcmHtsTa.fommes
men aHgt9rIiieHeE 9orpsr Bu TeEQeH, gu beileH,
ausurihttn uHo lu ildrteH. Raid OHseEsbm. itdleT
rnb wIrtiaR IN ielner geIr'uH9 gu bab;H bel alen
GpUtbtfsrH. &iasn Dollar pro 6lGite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-16
NA 0OlOaD7
~ SQriapariatams
sa& &eIOlDent
Der 9r6Btt Slutreini9er
una iur
An;T,.o.n S,-ce,;Ed... Os~..N6n:tn.a
Deilnaa dlroniider &ranfbeiten.

Gtroriiher &b,umatSmus, StrOpbelu.
Seu,Sbuftsu, trebsaytige 2eloeu, 9uussublus
ten, White Swelling, @eltwiire, 9Iftpeb,
SroubtiS.
gitdlt uur, RAP Oas SariapariQiar.8eiol.
peut Gqe 6c,lmlttel fir t]rouiihe, itrophu.
l0ie, Contributions uuo Sautfrautheiteu
iibertrifit, ioUosyu ,8 lit aud bas eiusi9e
iid).re pellmItteI iii.
21terett' uno 23rnfen-SeiOett,
Steiu. Diabetes, 8aiferuht, Baiieruer.
itopfnug, llrluilu5, %rgbt'i6c SrauEh,it,
albumlHurla mo III allen Sdueu, mo- iau-
oige YleOerldlGge Td bIloeu oOer bnS gSais
Ter It'd, mOIilg, nit Subfauieu, oemgtpeiB
ahullt, uermvd)t 1T ooer 6dbeu pis ipeiBe
Ssioe Eh jslasU, ooer beI iruutbnitem,
bill0iem 2tuscbeU uuo mejBeu fUohentaubs
artlgeH 9heocrihldssn uuO 5ei'm 9Snier.
Ialisu siH beIBeHOeS, breHueuOss @eiiibl itfl
.lufteut uUO Stlm,J,H I'M 9Rudfr,u; uno
III osu 2eUoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-16
NarbTanO. .%ruitsGOmA
Sout6= unO 9ermNn=Strt
8aItfmor
Cine aeTesltfe SepoFtdrtit fur 6e
ri6hfSz ,tt,0 g3ertf,oIfffttaSfouO

fuHsiyt oIs iTiuan5g9,ntlH fir StaateH, St1btS
Suitaittn, gii,utabHeH uEo Gn6:Ie aorperibalt,n.
Bcrri6tet eiH Cn9tretHc5 gtrDoItuHs5 @tihaft
Sebt 8,Ib o.oen atr,bmt1t, eh.JbeIt. SrlGubt 3tra
fen auf ip,BIsQe C5:.bo:voii,H. UuH5trt ais BtrUas
term UHtsT 6upott,t.u, UcbrEtIa9uH5en uHe Serpas
tuHassS SotumeureH, ais ulsntm lur uebettlasuHa
obsr R.eirirlra BON I3.yt9pG2I,reH uHo G5ligGtlos
n,n uro far gussaEluas voH Coupons, 3iHi,a uRb
GIplesuosu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-16
StntunsSFct SeJ n@etmnmiasSurn=
0crciuS."
WSonatliGlc 2lGcno limtcrUnItmu0
0c5 pSaltimorcr 9ieOCrErGH3e5."

9n Oer rgieOertran5 00lle4 ianO 9cz
tern bic crltc monatlIbe 4berO Inter
baItung ltatt unO crfreute lid oc5 beltsn
9eIude5. 0r. u. Stetnmaun lang
II. u. Die 9irgerm:iter 2lrie aus Der
Spcr r@5ar uuO Zimmerman" UOn
yOrRing, unO YrOi. G. SOdner trircHte
ISt,,,o,- i
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-16
G0Q % TO d US
~ NiQetl,
INNER 3u0erld0t9,
rein pe0etabili16.

So1fommeu geihmadlos, hibih iberso.
gen, fiibreu ab, rcgnIlgeH, rsinl9eu uHo ftdr,
fen. JtaOwap's Yuuentiir be 6elluHg uuer
SsihmerceH OeS Wugtus, oeS lluterlelbs,
Der Wiereu, Der Slcie, Observation-Disclosures,
SaDmOeIs, GertlgO, &evTOpiuus, Samoro
rholbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-16

sd Iiete be griHSpieH Der ipabrsH 9emotrotie,
ipetl lie auT gatrot5mus uno @jercttiets uno sei=
der Gndiidlt uuf ale SEtersien sesriinoet iiHo" -
G5rpper SIepeIdnb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-16
Sas iapaniidIc 8arIaMcmt tritt suz
fatlIMetl.
GIll 0eI0notcr bcIO5ltt,

Serlin, Is. Sft. - 0a8 - Gage
blatt" mclOet, baB SiacOunt 4Ofi, Der
iapaniide 0eianOte au @jtOBbrctannien,
nit oem b09ten SrocE OetOrirt murOe
unO cine be0cuteuoe @chaltacrb0bung
erbielt, neil tr 10 criclgyci6 cen Yers
tras nit @roBbritann!eu obgci6IOncn
bat.
The old Abe eagle., 1894-10-25
All OF
White Oaks, N. NJ.
Sllsrih's Sale.

Simon Sanders Co., Plffs' In the Distric.
Peter StrumquiSt, DIT. County, N. Nj.
Notice is hereby given that by authority Of
writ OF execution issued out of the Fifth Ju-
dioial District ourt, within and for the county
OF Lincoln, Territory of New Mexico in GER
tain cause wherein Simon Sanders & Co. were
plaintiffs and Peter Strumquist was defendant
in which cause said plaintiffs, on the 14th day of
March, 1894. recovered judgment against said
defendant in the sum of Three Hundred and
Seventy dollars and Ninety Five cents (s370.95 ]
damages and Twenty dollars and Eighty Five
cents [S20.S5 costs Of suit, with interest thereon
from the said last named date at the rate of
six per cent per annum; commanding me that
of the goods andschattels, lands and tenements,
| cause to be made the sum Of said damages
costs and interest, AgRregating the sum of Four
Hundred and Four dollars and Fifty Four cents
t$4O454l.
Now therefore, notice is given that In obedi.
ence to said command have levied upon the
following described real estate, the property OF
said defendant, situated in snid county OF Lin
coin, to-wit: his undivided one-third interest in
the Northwest quarter Of Section number Five
Isl in Township number Seven ri South Range
number Thirteen [13l East, and will On Wednes-
day, the 3lst day of October. A. D. 1894, at the
hour Of Ten o'clock, a. m, Of said day, in front
of the Postoffice In the town Of White Oaks, in
| the said county Of Lincoln, New Mexico,
expose at public auction and sell &c
the highest bidder for cash the above described
real estate and tenements thereon, or SO much
thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the ssit
Judgment, costs and interest and expense o.
sale. GEORGE CURRY, Sheriff.
The old Abe eagle., 1894-10-25
HE DUG THEM UP.
The Sad Case OF an Amateur Gardener Whs
Didn't KNOW Deans

The Sad Case OF an Amateur Gardener Whs
Didn't Know Deans
Besides gaining considerable knowledge
of an agricultural kind from his last sum.
mer's experience as an amateur gardener,
Robinson has learned what blessed thing
1t is to be mild and considerate in CRITICS.
ing another in q matter in which you ara
not expert yourself Robinson had said
one day that he was going to plant cab
bages, and before he got home that evening
his wife, rs a pleasant surprise for him,
bought 25 cabbage plants, set them all ous
in the garden and then lay back and chuc.
killed. to think how surprised dear old Rob.
inson would be when he saw them. He was
surprised.
Mrs. Robinson had set out the rs cabbage
plants all in bunch, Just us she had re.
ceived them from the scotsman. Then Rob
inson sat down on the lawn and laughed,
and asked Mrs Robinson II she had cvcs
seen full grown cabbage, and how sho sup
posed 25 OF them could grow in q spacs
three inches square.
Mrs. Robinson retorted with woman's nr-
gument In similar cases. She burst into
tears and told Robinson he was a mean oil !
thing, and il he knew 30 much he could
Just set them out again himself, SO thcrel
Robinson took spade and dibblc AMI
set them out While doing this he noticed
that he turned up an extraordinary mum.
Der Of small, dirty white pulpy things, wit !
green sprouts sticking out at ono end. The. J
looked unfamiliar. but he dug on without
thinking much about them, and when the
23 cabbages were set out, each with faii
distance between 1t and Its neighbor, no thai
II might without inconvenience grow four
feet In diameter IL SO it was minded, hi
condescendingly called his wife TO come
that he might show her how SO simple a
thing should be done.
The first things that caught Mrs. Robin
sons eye were the peculiarly dirty white
pulpy things, aud poking ct one with her
toe she said:
"What did you dig those up forp
"Oh. thosef" replied the sapient Robin
son. Those, my dear. so far az can make
out, are a variety OF inedible fungus, al
though never CAV any Just like them be
fore"
"Incdible fungus" cried MIRA Robinson,
] with much feeling. Tho ideal Those ars
! the beans Johnnie Davis planted for me
last Friday, and they're just beginning IA
sprout. and here you've dug them oil up
. Well, may not know much about cab
bages, but do know beansr'-New York
! World.
The old Abe eagle., 1894-10-25
COCHITI GOLD MINES.

Those seeking gold dollars to cure
hard times are invited to investigate the
new gold mining camp (placer and
quartz), near Cochiti, New Mexico. AS
says show valuable pay dirt. When
Spring opens up the rush will be heavy.
Many are going in now, to be on the
ground floor.
You can reach there quickly and at
reasonable rates via Santa Fe route.
Buy tickets to Oerrillos, Santa Fe or
Wallace. Present stage fare to Cochiti
from Cerrillos is $3.50; from Santa Fe
$500 and from Wallace, s2.O0, with re.
duction for large parties. The mines lie
about 25 miles from Cerrillos, 50 miles
from Santa Fe and 90 miles from Wal
lace, and are comfortably reached from
either point over good roads by fast
stage lines.
The old Abe eagle., 1894-10-25
A BIG PLACE.
A Determined Looking Euffaio Man Makes
a Startling Discovery.

Deternined Looking EunRlO man makes
Startling Discovery.
A determined looking man came striding
into Che editorial room. lie held bit OF
paper between the thumb and first fngor
of his right hand. II am looking for the
man who takes care Of the statistics" he
said sternly.
The figure manipulator was at his desk,
and the determined looking man was es-
corted thither by the office boy. The man
took long look at the bit of paper he held
In his hand and then asked, what is the
population Of tho city of Buffalof"
The statistican told him that 1t was In
the neigh borhood of $3.50
"HuhP' grunted the visitor expressively.
Then he took another look at the bit Of pa
per and asked, Are the officers of the Buf.
falo Street Railway company reliable mem"
THAT is their reputation" answered tho
man at the desk.
"If they put out figures. them figures Is
likely to be oil straight and right2"
"Certainly,"
This seemed to be the determined looking
mans cue. He danced around the room for
awhile uttering strange sounds, and then
he shouteds''You fellows that make figures
I is all a passel of foolsl"
"How sof" asked the statistician mildly.
"How sot Why, because you are, You
soy the population OF Buffalo Is measly
/ S25.O00 kin prove that the population ol
Buffalo Ia way up In the millions You
folks Is always talkin about boomin the
town an all that, an when you git a chansi
ems with the pip an let figgers what some
otI, L. Co. Il, ,.,tth
what do you meanr
II mean that have here In my hand tn,
| report of the street railway. II says they
carried 20 4S5 .5il people last year, IN wan
| to know II that there don't prove that tht
population of Buffalo Is 10, ,5ilf That,
! what IL does, an you chumps cit aroul
an say it's only 3a5, ,0N"
| But, my dear SIR" started the statisti
clan. you are laboring under"--
Il amt laborin under nothin Of the sort,
broke IN the determined looking man. :"
/ got the flggers here, an kin prove whnt
say."
But" began the statistician again Th
determined looking man would not let hin
continue Don't but me-" he shouted
"lt's as plain as the nose on your face. !
the folks wasn't here, the street railwa.
couldn't carry them, could III That's th
population OF this town. an don't you for
get iti London or none OF the rest OF then
villages is In It. Three hundred an TWEEN
ty-6ve thousandi You make me tired
Forty millions Is the correct hggcr, an yol
want to get move on an let the pcopl
know about 10. We arc livin In the me
tropolls Of the world. | got the fggers b
show for IL. an I'm the only ono that's ont
it Tell the. people about II, an when
comes time I hain't got no objections L
their buildin monument for me for max
In the great news known"
And while the ststlstician was catchin
his breath the determined looking man boz
rowed few old papers and disappeared
Buffalo Express
The old Abe eagle., 1894-10-25
ExtOrtion Rebuked-

A lanky individual In a long and faded
brown overcoat dropped into restaurant
ON Dearborn street yesterday morning, tool.
his sent at one OF the tables. placed his hat
on the floor by the side of his chair and
beckoned to one of the walters
Have you got any stewed pumpkin"
he asked.
II think not" replied the waiter.
Got any fried onionsi"
"No."
"Diled turnipsi"
What have you got that mao can ent
anyhow"
Here's our bill Of farc."
II can't read it without my specs. and
didn't bring 'em. S'posin you was hungry
yourself, what'd you wantf"
We'll, here's porterhouse steak, roast
turkey, with cranberry sauce; veal outlets,
Dreaded; saddle of venison, minced clans
on toast. pork and bcans"-
Pork an beansi Thatll do Dring me
some pork an beans an cup Of sassafrila
tea purity strong"
I'VE haven't any sassafras tea"
"Hain't got no sassufras teal What kind
OF an eatin house are you runnint Don't
you know everybody ort 10 drink sassafras
tea when the springs comIn our Kind o
thins the blood like. How much do you
charge for pork an beansp
twenty-five cents"
The stranger stopped and picked up his
hat, put IL on his head, roso deliberately
and said to the waiter In tone OF withcr.
ing rcbuke;
Young man. when want to Gdt robb,sl
on pork an beans Ill go to n first class tav.
crn an have II done In style Any charge
fur the time I've been settin down hrrvf
MOI Well, good day. Chicago Tribune.