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The morning call., 1894-02-23
Intersociety Debat
ALAMEDA.

The poor man is to be favored with water at
minimum of 81 month. Some time ago j.
w. Goodwin made proposition to the Board
of City Trustees TO supply the city with 80, 0oO,-
600 gallons of salt water, to be used for street.
sprinkIng purposes, for $1,000 for the coming
year. Since that time The Arteoian Water
Company has been on the alert, ana l. l.. Bor-
den, the wafer company's superintendent, has
offered to supply The sireet-sprinkliag wal er for
nothing, provided the City Trustees fix such a
rate Oh private consumers as would constitute a
fair revenue on the total investment OF $3.50.
600. After long debale last Wednesday
night Tie City Trustees liked the minimum rat e
al 81, the city'S bydrantS at So, the same as
last year, and for general usage by the city 80
cents per 1000 gallons. The reduction last
year on the minimum was from 81 10 81 90
The morning call., 1894-02-23
COMMON-SENSE TRUTHS.
An Able Physician Explains the After Effects =
OF Grip, the Condition in Which 1t Leaves
People and the Only Thing to Do.


OF Grip, the Condition in Which 1t Leaves
People and the Only Thing to Do.
ut is very slow processr'
The speaker was prominent physician. Con-
tinuing, he said
II mean getting over the aftereffects or the
grip, Any one who has seen as much of it as I
have can easily understand il. The grin lasts for
a long time, and seems to take special hold upon
the system. 1t frequently runs into pneumonia
sometimes leaves the hearing partially impaired
the throat with irritating soreness and the
stomach with impaired digestion. 1t seems to take
a long time to recover the strength the energy or
the ambition after has had run of the grin
and we frequently find neuralgia, rheumatism and
even worse things Following it.
Now, what should any sensible man or woman
do under these circumstances The answer seems
hard, but is really easy. Simply help nature to get
over the trouble-stimulate the body and faculties
just little. This is what every good physician
in the land advocates in order to drive grip out OF
the system. 1t should be remembered, however.
that the stmuIant must be pure, and that nothing
for this purpose 10 equal to good whisky. 1t is
unfortunate, however that there is so little pure
medicinal whisky to be found. and. in fact, it can
be truly said that there is but strictly medic
inal whisky upon the market and that is Dufy'a
Pure Malt. 1t is not like ordinary whisky, how
ever much druggists and grocerS may say SO. IL
has, in fact, properties possessed by other. and
is beyond question stmulant which can safely
and efectualy be taken to prevent the grip or
drive away its most disastrous after-effects."
The morning call., 1894-02-23
THE GHOST WALKS
Urotesque Parade Around
the Grounds.
A CARNIVAL. OF PLEASURE.
Visitors in Thousands Enjoy the
Attractions.
- THE SEARCHLIGHT FLASHED.
Frightening Dark Spots for Many
Miles - PyrOtechnics CLEAN
Across the Sky.

Through T,nmstiles Yesterday. ...3355, $50
Who says the Mdwinter Fair is a
frost? II it ever was, 1t has developed
into silver thaw.
When the exposition gates were opened
at o'clock yesterday morning the turn
stile engineers found lines of waiting peo-
pie formed in front of each gate. From
that hour onward visitors streamed into
Sunset City in continuous procession.
At2 o'clock the department of admissions,
IN an unexpected burst of confidence, an
nounced that 10000 persons lad each paid
half dollar to enter the gates, exclusive
of the railroad tickets, which were col
lected separately. Throughout the re-
mainder OF the afternoon the list of entries
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A Live Octopus.

AT the Aquarium on the fair grounds Is
exhibited live octopus. captured several
days ago off the Monterey coast. 1t is the
only live specimen in existence and at
tracted thousands of visitors yesterday.
The fsh exhibit Is truly Instructive. enter
tuining ard meritorions. The school chill
dren will have an opportunity to-day of
seeing this wonderful freak free of charge.
The morning call., 1894-02-23

Association aud one TO John ID. Valentine,
president of Wels-FargO Express Company.
Sanford b. Dole, President OF The Provisional
Government of Hawaii, is an exhibitor in the
Southern California Citrus Fair. He has
oranges from his Riverside orchard entered for
competition.
The Citrus Fair judges will complete their
work this morning ana the awards will be made
at noon. The premium fruit can be disiin-
guished by the ribbons which will be placed
upon IL as soon as the awards have been an
The morning call., 1894-02-23

The strength of ice is well known to be
very great. A thickness OF only one and
half inches will support a mans weight.
Cavalry are safe OH four inches, an 81
pound cannon on six inches, and q rail-
way train on eighteen inches thickness.
The morning call., 1894-02-23
Krauth for Fire Chief.

The election OF Chief for the Alameda Fire
Department takes place tomorrow (Satnldayl.
For the past sixteen years Fred X krauth .Jr..
eldest son OF the venerable editor of the Daily
Encnal, has held that office. and until last wear
he has had no opponent. AT that time Max
Gimlach ran against Chief KIauth, bur fell be-
low. Thus far no opponent has cropped up
this year and from present indications chi eff
krauth is still "in IT,"
The morning call., 1894-02-23

This learned specialist. formerly of Phil
adelphia. Pennsylvania, but now so we'll
aid favorably known throughout the West
by his long and successful practice in this
city, desires to thank the people of the Pa
citic Coast for their confidence and patron
age in the past. and to assure the afflicted
everywhere of receiving from him skilIful
and scientific treatment now in the future.
With thorough literary and profess onal
education, and with extensive experience
in the practice of nervous, chronic and pri-
vate diseases OF both sexes, he cures every
durable case III the catalogue of human ills.
He addresses himself in particular to cases
that have batf1ad the skill and science OF
other doctors. His patients are amongst
our most intelligent citizens OF every voca-
ton. including merchants. manufacturers,
mechanics, miners, farmers, Iaborers. liter
airy and professional gentlemen. many of
whom have exhausted the kill of their FAM
lily physicians without obtaining relief. his
name is sufficient guarantee of perfect
cure of every case he undertakes. Among
the
The morning call., 1894-02-23
Fruitrala VIII Wait.

1t was decided at mass meeting Wednesday
night at Blake's Hall in Fruityale TO withdraw
the petition for town Incorporation until May 1
10 allow Fruitvale Sanitary District No. 2 TO
issue lis sewer bonds and let its contract. This
would ObViate any possible legal complications
The morning call., 1894-02-23

SAY. girls If you want to fool that best fellow
just ask him to give you his package of Whites
Yucatan 6um when he asks you 10 be excused for
a moment between acts. See?
The morning call., 1894-02-23
CpOSSllal'S Specific Mixture

With this remedy persons can cure themselves
without the least exposure. change OF Diet or
change in application TO business. The medicine
contains nothing that is OF the least injury the
constitution. Ask your druggist for it. Price 81 a
bottle. aolU FrTu ly
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1T is ALL RIGHT.
Safe Operation of the
Scenic Railway.
Hundreds of These Roads Operated
and Not an Accident in Ten
Years Experience.

The crowds that Swarmed all over the
grounds of the Midwinter Fair yesterday made
their objective point the entertaining place
where the visitor gets 'phive minutes plum
The morning call., 1894-02-23

crowd was present and listened 10 speeches
from Judge Gibson, the president OF the meet
ing. and Messrs. LLOYD Webster. DR.. Chtlds.
Judge Thompson. ii. E. Dewey, Mr.. White, nj.
NJ. McGynn of San Francisco, j. w. Mackey OF
Tulare and The Hon. L. V. Gator.
In The addresses every speaker made reter-
ence to the demand that was about TO be made
To the Governor TO call an extra session OF Inc
Legislature I'm order that some arrangement
might be made whereby the present needs OF
the unemployed might be relieved.
An Ugly Fall.
Henry Gould, senior proprietor OF the Encinal
FIGURING Mills at Fourth and Washington
streets. Tell into manh0le of the Sunset Tele.
phone Company at Twelfth and Broadway yes
ierday; sustaining the breaking OF rib ana In.
ternai injuries.
DIR. Webster cared for the injured man and
had him taken home. Mr.. Gould is 62 yrars OF
feet.
The place had been left open during the
progress of repairs and a boy stationed to guard
against Inc accident that happened. He cried
out, but 10 no effect.
SIN Living.
Morelli Leonardo. the young man who was
shot Wednesday at TemescaI by Giulio Carl
bald, is still living. but is suffering intense pain
from his wound. H. does not recognize any of
MS friends, and his jaw is swollen 10 four times
It's natural size.
Andrew Keller, the Alameda man who at
TEMPTED suicide last Sunday. is also at the Re-
ceivlng Hospital. His case seems almost hope
less. He took opium after brooding over the
runaway of his wife. The steward at the hos
pital thinks the man is insane.
They Visit Oakland.
Ten members of the recently established
junior department. of The Stockton Young
Mems Christian Association visited the local
juniors yesterday. They spent the day in doing
the sights of this city and were rendered re-
ception last night.
Possibly Insane.
John Francisco was brought up from Pleas
anton yesterday and locked up in the County
Jail on charge of Insanity. He Will be ex-
amined to-day.
The morning call., 1894-02-23

Another one OF the Lane lectures will he
delivered at Cooper Medical College this
evening, By DIR. G. Gushing, on Cancer,
The morning call., 1894-02-23
WRITE

YOUR TROUBLES if living away from
the city; thousands cured at home by cor
respondence and by medicines sent secure
from observation. Book Of special dis
eases sent free to all describing their
troubles.
OFFICE HOURS-9 to II a. NJ, 9 to 5
and TO z. NJ. Sundays Toto ~ A. Nj. only.
Address F. L. SWEANY. MD.
737 Market ST.. San Francisco. Cal.
mv24 n cod 6Wy
The morning call., 1894-02-23
They Visit Oakland.

John Francisco was brought up from Pleas
anton yesterday and locked up in the County
Jail on charge of Insanity. He Will be ex-
amined to-day
The morning call., 1894-02-23
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Positive Cure for Coughs, Colds, Difficult
Breathing and all Affections of the Throat.
Bronchial Tubes and Lungs, Leading to
Consumption.
This infallbe remedy is composed OF the Ronev
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The Acme's Entertainment.
4. Popular Reception.

A meeting OF Populists and labor representa-.
tives was held last night AZ Hamilton Hall TO
tender reception 10 j. l.. Gilbert, national
vice president of the Farmers Alliance and TO
the officers and delegates OF the Stale Labor
Congress. Mr.. Gilbert was unavoidably absent
but number of prominent men in the Peoples
party were present and made addresses. A fair
The morning call., 1894-02-23
SPECIAL

DISEASES treated by this noted Specialist
are Lost Manhood and all Its attending all
menls, both OF Young and Middie-Ag ed
Men. and Sexual Disorders of every name
and nature; Female Complaints of ali
kinds; Kidney, Bladder, Stomach, Liver
Lung, Heart, Brain, Blood, Skin and ali
constitutional and internal diseases: Rup-
ture, Piles. Fistula and kindred ailments.
The morning call., 1894-02-23
VIII study at Eerkeiey.
High School Petition.

now that the citizens understand that Its i'm
port Is TO settle legal QuiDble rather than 10
nut upon them new burdens. The petition calls
for ballot by the citizens TO establish high
school. A school is already in tlourishing ex-
isteDce, but this vote is necessary in order to
place the high school in All Independent condi-
oltlon-wlth an unquestionable legal status.
The morning call., 1894-02-23

Through r~nstiles Testsrday.... So, $50
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-02-16
Das Ebal abn arts.

= SIN Der AUoea 3ede tDotete Elm
fall bon SeISgeitsin am borleBten Wiitts
nod ben Watbeip SIabertp.
-Dus Snnere bes aunscIiffe Breeders
su Gpoca brannte am Sonntae Morsen
aus unb nur nit glotb entsins Der game
8au Der 3erit6runs.
= I'm 2 nbr am Wontag Worsen
tpurben einem unbefannten Wanne nabs
bem Seioelbsrs S6a6t beibe 8eine absss
fabren.
TabInr.-9ie 3epubIifaner nominirs
ten Iebte @o6e @illiam q. @riffItbs fiir
fir 8urseb an Steae beS Serrn SarriS,
Der ablebnte.
: 1aplor Borough 1T fdr bic @ubI
am 9ienitas bonn @eridt in apei Wabls
oiitrifte einsetbeiIt poroen. Der erfe
Diitrift umfabt alleS nbrblid bon Der
frdbersn 2adatpanna unb Olb Sorse
5otpnibipIinie. Der stpeite Oiitrift olIes,
mas flblib babon Iieet. Der Stimms
plab fir ben erten Oiitrift 1T an Sobn
gpens, nGbe Der Obj Seaotp SolIe. fir
ben stpelten an Weber's &int an Main
Strabe.
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6eni6tiec 3euaeu.

Inter ttm Sauisnbsn BON 3eueniiIsn son
Seiluus tur6 Dprisr Wiats' gisp Ssart Cure
bsiincri fh has pon Hatban Aaiiuu, einsm
pcblbsfanutru Siirstr BON @Isn 9cd, pa.
psl6sr iatrcans an fupsr atbsm, S6Iahpfs.
felt, tmspsn in pfr linfsn Ssits unp ben
S6uItsrn. GrnidunasaufiIlsn II. E. M esliitsn
Cine 6laidt ppn Dr. WiIss' Nsp Ssart Cure
unb tins S6ahtsl Hsrpsn- unb esberpillen
bsiltsn ibn -pshr Soaust Saltm, q. s, IL
siu anpsrsr 3suss Der spauSis Sabre nit sinsu
Sersubel bsbaftst mar; sr purbt ppn Nsrtsu
ale unbsilbar srfart; eti Cob farrts ibm iu'e
Arssiibt; sr pastr ss nibt lid nisrersulsssu,
aus 5urtt A. srifidsn. . fort nah rem 6 n.
nsbmsu non Nsw Cure fiibIts sr fd ppblsr,
feunts fb nitpsrIsasn unp bic game Na6
itIaftn, unp IL jsBt Gin esiunpsr Nann Das
Nep Sure pirp bsi alien apctbsfsrn. psrfauft
wUisIbf aud Gin Bud um pnf ;u babsn II.
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(@inatlanet.l

Ser neue 8abnbof Der 9. & $. So.
am unteren @nbe Der 2ndaipanna Gpe.,
sebaut purh uniern Gpntrofloren Gonrac
SdrDosr, madt trob beS g8interS raibe
Sorti6rltte unb tpiro in furser 3eit als
elm prddttser Sau baiteben; aub bic
8erbinpuneSbabn BON Der @arbOnitraBe
sum SabnbOf, bur6 pelbe unirer Stabt,
nad Gntfernuns oeS GulmbaufenS bon
iener Selte, elm beiteres 9lnieben tpurce,
ut nubeau pDIlenbet.
lin oieisn 8au bsrsuitellen, mubten
liarfe Wauern eebaui iperoen, pelbe pas
grbrelb an spei Bbi6unsen suriidau
balten baben, uno erbdlt paourh oieie
@ompanie elnen iebr eerdumlsen Ylab
fur Sra6ts uno anoere NaSsn. Die
8oten fur oaS 8anSe 2anb, 8abnbof'
aebauoe unb Wiauern- perben, pie be-
rl6tet. bic Summe BON elmer 8isrtel
Dtlalon Dollars nidt iiberiteisen. Sill
bus 2ano bate bic @ompanie elnen euten
lSreis Su besublen.
0as SabnbOfsebSube tpiro fsuerieli
uno nad mOpernitem St,le ecbaut, tomml
aber bod nldt ibeurer, ais unier Diunl'
ppaIsebduoe bic Stapt setOitet BIT. Dlt
8eletle Der Sabn wsrosn isBl seIeet upt
rperben, iobalo Der 8ebnbof ferttg, al'
/ BaHae,eisIse 3wti6en Nllfesbarre uni
@arbonoule Dolibm fabren, aub bic 81
fees Der GOmpante weroen an ben neuer
Sabnbof perlest perben,
Das @ebauoe am @nbe Der SSranfIu
2lpenue, OaS bisbsr fur Oieien 3pec
plsnte. piiroe, 10 nabe pem neuen SbuI,
buuie, fur SduBpede iebr bequem isir
uno fbnnts ppbl fur elnen mablsen YrelI
sritauoen Weoen. DIE Sbulbauier iinl
bel Der itarfsn 3unabme ces Nd6stbum,
unierer Stuot Ia obnepIes lmmer uber
fult NIT S6ulern.
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Cine aufridtiae Nppeaatiou,

ga 70 plsIs an,sissnos 8irmsn T6 au bas
Bublifum uenosn. 70 bat Or. Sdoop, in
Ratine, @is., fd sntfhloiien. an irgsno eius
aortiis brObsn ieiner arSusi nebit Srantenbud,
frei ,u ptrisnoen UNI reren mirtIiden Bertb ,l
bgu,ifsn. Disies ssbt Dem 8ublifum @eleaen'
belt bisislben ju prObi'en uno fd ibsr fin,
nsue Gniosdurg ju informiren. b3uslid Der
llriabs bon droniiden Srantbsiten ino auf-
fldrurg Ju erbnten iiber Die Wetbooe Sur Seil
uus Don Masen. esber. unb Risrsntrantbsiler
ourd Die 8ebanbluna nit ieiueu meoerbsriteu
enoen arjueien Die oirstt auf Die Rsrptn elm
wirfen. uelde oieie Orsane foutrolllrsn. a9sntsr
seaen SaIair uno @ommlfiiou p,rIanat. 8u
babsn bel WOrean & So Main uno Saiior
Strabe. 10
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Stabtratb.
Common @ounciI, 8 Sebruur.

Common @ounciI, 8 Sebruar.
@eidpdbt wuroe isbr piel uno per'
bluoelt nur ipenie in Der beutisen Sib'
una.
Die 8rOpnins 8srorbnuus, tpsIde
auf 8fOiten an Straben eine Steuer bon
81 auferleet. tparb on bas Suitl3 @omite
uno gum Druid pertpieisn.
Sweenep eriudte um cine 8erpilioune
pom $500, UNI bic our6 bic IL. Warb
fiibrenoe STRIPE mad benz 8erse su per.
beh,rn. (DuS bate fisIid aud 3eit,
bis bic 8riidsnfraee entibieoen iit.
Der Wupor purbe anseipisien, cine
PrOtlumation fir bic Spesialpabl in Der
10. Waro su erlahen.
Inter ben paiiirtsn 8srorbnunssn tpar
oieisnlse in 8etreff Der Drintsr 2anb'
itrabs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-02-16
Bon Der Subfeite.

Ser ebemaIise 8oIitifer bon Der IL
Warp. W. S. Mabon, tarb am Samitaf
Ibeno.
ssrau 30. Robinion Idbt ii6 in Greer
&iose, an Dtarion Strabe, Elm Wobn'
baus bauen.
Serr @onitantin Srib, Staple Strabs,
erbolt iid bon ieiner lan6en &rantbeit =
8rippe uno SunsenenbiinbunS -nul
lansfam.
Das @obnbauS zines Mannes namena
Sissins an Gropn apenue tpurbe Oien.
itas burd Seuer seritbrt. Saus fir
s400 unb @inriatuns fur 5000 peritdert.
Der llidbrise Sarrp 8ieber bon 9itts.
ton Npenue rannte am Montae in einen
9ierpasen, tparb iiberfabren unb ibm
Elm 8ein sebroden.
Sobn Soar bon SIb Waibinston Ibes
nue. ipuroe am Dienitas in ben Niaibinen'
iperfitdtten Der .. 8. & SO. 60. sipiiden
stpei Barren ssqusti9t unb ni6t uner.
beblid perIebt.
Midael Barrett bon prospect Ibenus
erbielt Dienitae yiadt in ben Siibieits
Stablperten idrere 8ranbipunben. in.
benz Elm GefdB nit ,,Spiesel" umtippts
unb feline 8leiber in 8ranb iebts.
Sc beiBt iebt, baB es nit Grnit on bic
grbbbuns unb Grtpeiteruns ber WiatteS
Strabe Durdfubrt an ben o. 8. & SO,
@eIeiien seben fol-. 9n 8erfpredunseu
fsbIt's pabrlid nidt, um bic 2eute fir
ben 8riidenbau stinitis su itimmen.
8or etpa bier Wonaten ensaeirt,
Serr Ipotbefer 8ornaber einen Yropiiol
IN Der 8erion eines NboIpb Brill. 9el
iunse Mann mar tiibtia. aber aud cir
Sdlaumeier in elmer &i6tuns, in Der ei
Serr 8ornader gar nibt erpartete
Bril- peribpanb am Sonntog Nbeni
unb BEL elmer nnteriu6uns Der Gelbipino,
unb S6ublabsn am Niontas Ulorser
entbedte Serr 8orna6er. bab ibm seser
800 an @elo febIten, nsbit pieIen ipsrtb'
pollen Suden aus cem @eiddfte.
unier fribersr Mitbdrser, Serr Safol
S6alt, idreibt unterm 4. Sebruar boz
praiiie @itp, Soma .,8ei uns ssbt ei
siemIib gut. benn ouf pem 2anb brau6
man fsinen Sunser au leiben, pie 8tel
IN Der Staot; brauht aud feline Insi
su baben, bab man abeeidldt tpiro, mi
I'M Sbop; unp braudt aud nidt bang
su iein ipeaen glrbeit = 9lrbeit senu1
uenn man idaffen mill. - Das lest
Sabr mar nidt iebr gut. benn i'm Srlb
iabr mar es su NAB uno i'm CONNER q
beib. Der Grtras mar bon Wepen Il
8uideI, Safsr 35, Welibforn 40-45
aartoffsln 100 9uitsl per 2ldsr. Mein
3artpffeln babe i6 aQe perfauft fur Al
Gents bas SuideI, oamit mfrs MID
pieber seben ioIlte, tpie Dor stpei Sabren
NO iis fauIten uno i'd 5000 baran Der
or.-Am 26. Dessmber battsn mir stps
5ub Sdnee. aber Der mar balo fort
oann baben mir Sriblinssipsttsr ssbabi
aber au6 mandmal iebr falt, bod ic
oab man INNER I'm 5reien arbsiten fonnt,
6rlbe mir ale Sreunbe, bic nab mi
frasen, beionberS Uiibael Immann."
pDr Gin beutidsr Nitbdrser, Ser
ausuit 5rana 1T in Der 10. Warb fl
ben Common Council aufseitelt. 81
Dsutiden baben cine Webrbeit in biei'
Baro unb folItsn baber aud bur9 eine
oer SbriSen reprdientirt isin. Se,
iSranS 1T ein arbeitsr unb tpiro b
Sntsrefen Der SteuersabIer pabren I'm
1T fur bas amt aud fdbis.
8iele Burger.
: ba- SIN Sdubftore bon @ebr. Sii
an @ebartr. IiRbet man bic bette Daar
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2tttStpu.

Der oberbaIb ber Sunetion iiber.
fabrsne glnbrep @oplIf itarb am Don.
nerftas Worssn.
- Die 2ebisb Bailey So. Bat Bel ber
Inseitelten i'm @Orton Sofe cine ipsitsrl
aobnrebuftion sema6t. Yuber iinb auI
10 GentS unb Arbeter auf 81 30 tasIid
rsousirt pprben.
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Suumpre.

= Sranf WeDonaIb 1T sum 9oItmsi'
ter BON Dunmors ernannt porben.
= Die gennipIpania unb bic grie &
8. Q, @ompanIen sablten am Dlenitae
aus.
= Sobn @olSen unb 8atrid Slogan
erbieltsn persansens g9ote i'm go. 8
Sdadt pur6 bic porseitise Grploiion
eines SprensituhsS mebrfu6e 9ranO'
wunben unc erlitten aud ie einen 8ein'
bud.
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@,nerul Saeob glmmen. Der rubin

- @snernl Sacob Ammen, Der rubm'
reide 9eterun Oer 8unbesarmee, Snss'
nisur uno profeROr in Welt BOint, oel
Sobn oeutider gtIern, 1T in Cincinnati
i'm 88. 2sbensiabre bineeidtsben. &,
mar am A. Sdnuar 1876 BON i6weseri'
iden gltern, bic erit turS pOiber mad
SlI8In,sn sIn8ewanpsrt tparsn ssbOrsn
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Oas biatgRe Osa8e @6btGs0df in Der Stabt Scranton
1T SSm. Siiienber9er's,
Sep. 229 nnb Nenn Mnenue, sssnaba os spfsn are
aomm nj unern @orratb
Yarorsaits Plid, SroeOtse nna Sapsas, Yaid=&ode
Georppm=Smts, fppie Nt1bel ieber Strt,
Meatraeen Setbern, etc.
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lin sunoidaft nlro sebsten.
Ofen Samitas Ibsnbs bon 7 bic 8 llbr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-02-16
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Sine orsaeSeiduete SeIsssnbeit fur osutids
Mdnner uno hrauen. Die fid Elm 9uBablenoss
poupt. roer @ebsnseihdft srinosn ruoIlsn.
$75 bio 500 per Rpnat 9iraniirt @dbers
Ourd Or sdoop, 20. IL Brain CTR Iaelns.
Blseonfn. 10
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Qpbneuoe Slrbsit fur Nile.

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BON so. Surantlrt $3.50 RroFt I'M srlisp
Nonat ODER feline SejabuHs Senoe Rrirf,
MARIE fur Rroben an Sboop 60, so Wau
Ctr Hntlns. Bisc. 8
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-02-16
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