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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-18
A Building, Not Fence, Wanted.


The call of the treasury department for
bids for a fence around the government
lot on Bull street suggests the inquiry
whether the government has decided not
to begin the erection of the postofice build
ing this year What the people of this
city want is not fence around the lot
but building on it.
A month or SO ago it was announced by
the chief architect of the treasury de-
partment that bids for the construction
of the different parts of the building
would be called for soon, and it was IN
derstood that the work of erecting the
building would be begun this spring.
This call for bids for fence would seem
to Indicate a change in the plans of the
government
Savannah has waited long time for
her new postohlce building, An appro-
priation for it was made years ago, and it
has been a good while since the site was
purchased, The people of Savannah
nave been very patient under the promi-
SEES that have been repeatedly made re-
speeding the beginning of work on the
building, but it can hardly be expected
they will continue to be patient under re-
peated disappointment.
That favoritism is shown in respect to
public buildings there is no room for
doubt In some localities the buildings
authorized are erected without much
delay, while in others the people are put
OF from year to year at the pleasure Of
the officials who have charge of the mat
ter 1t is time for Savannah TO protest,
and to protest vigorously, against further
delay. She has waited long enough for her
building. At this particular time the
work the building would provide would
be blessing. 1t would give employment
TO needy mechanics and laborers, and
would encourage the erection of other
buildings. If something is not done soon,
indicating purpose to begin the erection
OF the new post Office soon, steps should
be taken by citizens to bring to the at
tention Of tho Secretary of the Treasury
their wishes in the matter, and also the
fact that there Is discrimination against
Savannah,
Tho supply Of Columbian stamps has
been exhausted and the country will re-
turn to the use Of stGmpa OF tho old style
and size, The big stamps were never
popular after the novelty wore of, and 1t
had wo off long ago.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-18
The Medium Knew Him.

John McGlnnis, a wife murderer, was hang
ed in the county prison. Philadelphia, about
ten years ago, writes a Mail and r. xpress re
porter. II was lstomary then and prOba by
is now IN pennsylvania TO swear in the news
paper represen tatives as members of the
cOroner's jury, for you must know that an in
quest Is held on the body of the laws victim.
and verdict is sOlemnly rendered that the
said So and so came to his death by strangu-
lattOn.
/ was a witness Of the hanging Of McGinnis.
II differed in no wise from the half dozen 1 had
seen before and the half dozen L saw after
ward. Tho murdered protested repentance,
slept well the night before his death ate a
hearty breakfast IN the morning and walked
StOlcalIy 10 his fate. l. as one OF the twelve
lurymen, signed the certificate which testified
That the judgment Of the court had been duly
executed. My account Of the hanging was
written in the afternoon ana in the
evening l received instructions to
visit Wel-knOwn SplrltuIlistlC med
ium and determine whether she
was an Interesting enough chariatan to war
never seen the woman until that night, and
think 1t extremely probable that she had
never seen ne. The circle had been
formed when | reached the hONse and the
on the table. Her eyes were partly closed.
The room was dimlY lighted but no sooner
was inside the door than the woman began
tearing at her throat and gaSDing in a most
distorted and she appea red to be suffering In
tense agony. Suddenly she arose and grasped
me / y the hands, and cried
You were one of the twelve-One Of the
twelve-Onc OF tee twelve"
With that she fell TO gasping again and
acted Ike person who was choking. One OF
the circle said she was possessed by the
spirit OF a man who had teeu hanged. 1 re
late just what happened without comment
may say haven't the slightest faith in any
OF the many phases Of so called spiritualism
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-18
DEMENT'S.

The agency of the Antwerp Naval Stores
Company has on hand several excellent
brands of cement. Contractors and others
will find it to their interest to call for partic
ulars from L. CHARRIER
p O PoX ~
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-18

LIE PANTO CIGARS.
LIE PANTOS Excel in Quality.
LIE PANTOS Fine Favored.
lie PANTOS are Healthy.
LIE PANTOS a ten-cent cigar at half
price.
Call and get them in boxes of fifty or in
ess quantities, and at five cents straight at
HENRY SEAIKEN'S,
Corner Bay and East Broad streets
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-18
Demands Of the rariF Aseoeiation.

The Southeastern Tariff Association
makes some pretty stir demands upon
the city authorities, and 10 would cost
the city considerable money to comply
with them. The item Of greatest cost
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-18

She-And what have you been studying
since you left college, law or mediciney
He-Neither, Economy.-New York Led.
GER
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-18
SPLENDID LOT FOR SALE.

Lot 5Ox115 on southeast corner Abercorn
and Bolton streets.
Three delightful homes occuvy the other
corners Of these streets. This lot Is very de.
sirable.
W. K. WILKINSON,
Real Estate Dealer
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-18

Tho supply Of Columbian stamps has
been exhausted and the country will re-
turn to the use Of stampa OF the old style
and size, The big stamps wore never
popular after the novelty wore of, and 1t
had wo off long ago.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-18

EASTERN OFFICE, % Park Ro's, New
York City. C. S FAuLSNER, Manager.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-18
CARRIAGES AND HARNESS.
LIE PANTO CIGARS.

Broughton and West Broad.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-04
THE CoUGHLlN TRIAL.
KUNZE, a WITNESS FoR TuE
DEFENSE,
Creates n scn.ntion in Court--swcars
Police onlccrs, Ancr Arrcsting
him, Endcnvorcd 20 Coeroe
Hin 10 swear Italseiy
Against Coughlln.


nv Associated Press
chicago, M, Feb. % 'rhc Cougllln caao
OPENED today win John r. ltmzr on the
stand The preliminary cyamuntion of the
formcr dofendant related 20 his blrth aud
curly lifo A determined objection from the
prosecution prevented an Inquiry into his
NE previous to MS coming io chicago,
John. when dil you nrst meet Dnn
Coughlng" asked Judge Wing
sin the ron Of isS, Z met Coughlin at
The llnst chicago a'ouua statlonN replied
the lltuo Gcrnm
'reli me abcn, fnu"
81 was working 40 The slmrcdt dlhullory
nnd whom the explosion occurred there Cnnt
shanck aont FOR me Ia some tu doe sluuon.
There ] met Couslln IA his office and WINS
puf 10 work with him nn tho explosion
cuso. 1unt was In Nn,ouhrr ur uecrnihur,
! anW MN nRnln M ihr HprinE oi lNsll ana
gave iiim SOME pnprm ana teleEinuis.
=, Hl .W'W'. w VN',I"u. iN,NNe, VI slWt'l
That hc had never known woodruff Nooncy
pr Martha Burke. kunzr toli ui hi4 nrnHl,
mud was frequently Interrupted by object
iong FROM TN prosecution,
Finally Judge Wing f1r The defense. wns
compelled tn divulrr tha nbirrt nf tho qurHs
tiuplug. I'VE wish 90 show anid tho
judge that police Capt Schuaitler ricd to
go Nnnzo 10 s,ycdr falsely
KunEr wns allowed Goo Proceed and MS
neNt reply developed a sensation, "Attor
my arrest they took me- over 10 tho dirty.
nasty coil in the iinlaipld street citation
mud schupttle cnmr - see me there. lic
said I was 10 swear that ! drove roughlin
60 Tho Carlson cottage IN tho might n May
4. He said would get N, and " did not
I told him I would not swear 40 that ana
hr nut me down and called me vie
name"
Kunzc was asked n he WINS IN Niomann's
saloon with Coughln and O'Suliivan on the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-04
THE ODD FELLOWS MEETING.

Special Dispatch.
Waco. Tex, Feb. 3.-Next Monday ihe
ODD Fellows of Texas viii take posses
sion of The city aud hold IT for the en-
tire week, carrying out the program the
first publication OF which appeared III
the Gazette today; 49,. oo,,,,,ittoe
iTbe chairman ~ the joint coluillltleN
of the local lodges requests every hien,
Der 10 meet Al Odd reloWs h"i. ,a1,,
o'clock Monday afternoon Win tesai,a
to take par, in the procession 10 ''s
city hall. ,.5;., ara cor
Visiting and resident ladles nv nv , IN.
diallv invited TO be present a. We biue
room of the city hall at o'clock M w
nfternoon and hear the speeches OF wei,
come 10 the officers anu msi,,f,lt AZ
the grand lodge by Mayor MeCu l..l.--
and DR.. &. u. Strceter ma ,esp2i,
liz Judge George w Glasseoeki sr',nu
muster elect, and Judge James a.
try. retiring grand master .,
mo foll6wirg grand officers are "
the citv. y w. Porter. shermanf Elaiis,
treasurur G c. Fahm, llai rsivs ss,,,,,'
secretary; Seth b. Strong, Gais " tna
past grand master and mem ~ ,,, H
finance committee, ~ tl d,,,,,l
| Wayahachie. member ~ me nun wa
| mif,ee. and several Other onie',ls .s..r.
| Tic finance committee mel m ,hs
noon and prepared iis isp0i'
meeting next week
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-04

a.. As.,,i',,.,, ~.
-,
Ihllhdnlphh, Ia, ven. ", -ltcnrg W
uhilds, editor aud proprietor of ihn Pub
ne Ledger died At hi4 non 900 1901
this morning.. The end OF the great rub
Usher mud world famous nhl'uuthfepisI
came with the same trinun.ity lyii
which his rmurkabie career has boon
II wis scarcely more tlun two weeks
ago on Thursdny, January ~ that tho
end was siar.linFly forrshadowcd Phi
yHto Secretary Steel heard the nOiru VI
heavy body failing iu the publishers
private ollirc. Instantly uslIlug into thc
room hr found Mr. Cmlda etrcluhel
upm ihr ilDlr iu helpless condition
Summgntng lhe hlght elilor' lhe uNo
quickly NIrl iho foh mhh 'o 'ouel'
and StimulahlH wore administered Wll,h
re'l'cu lh' SUI tt't sp'h'M''h, W..
.htn i"uh9 thNt NJ nhu o'pn nl,"'h'u ,5
nrlts", ltii.s ddot rnndtrg g,t n ks
'.' , an ,tJ az lr inr1bed i,Tyrard
s,r33HS i'., 14m wv, ~ ~, nv s,iii t,ii ,ha
IVY al ttso,i i,of,rn ~
W 'n,Tosto ri,,,ld nr,ivc IN ensvei.
a., s,t,ir,nus Il ,gns disrnver.d
,i,,t H. ,vjids' rifsl,t nru ,yaa hanninr
INN ot bis siJe 'Tbnv nercai,ed nlE0
serpefi Ming lar more serious. That bis brain
inn bern affected ia few days his
condition crew nlarinlngly worse. aud he
rclnusrd mo MA former srmi.cousci0us.
ness. In this pltifh plight be- lay for
days AZ time. Al intervals ho seemed
10 understand what was going on around
him ana nc ANXIOUS .'u',1l''nf 1919 ~.
ill nus luhE NillN0H VIZ w INV o.. t'',Ntf'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-04

NT07T01 I77"T77'"'
Waco. Tex. Fob. 3-Jhc recent
doubl. murder in the bnauio at Cameron
- ,l,, ,,o,,,a,, Er,,,, CARLTON, who was
y" yum "V'u'' i-'i',''', ,'''y'' "',i.i.1,
from arrest ON charge Of participation
a, n,o ,ri,,a main hecomes of local
:" '"e '. "1 - - ,ro.,,,i.
lht're'' 'urousl n'pens e".pu' P'",,
iugs instituted in beAnlf of ID. IL. Mey-
ers, who Is accused Of the killing.
Last night Movers, accompanied by
the slerlu oil Mlam county re'cneu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-04
TnE ANsWEn ro MATLocK.
1t VIII Not BE Forthcoming Until Mr..
Baker Has Consulted His
Committee.


Hon. Waller $. Baker. chairman OF
the Ilngg state executive committee, will
not Oifer, he says, an opinion on tho
resolutions and propositions of the CLARK
state committee until after he has con
suited HE c0miuittee.
Already communication has commenced
between the chairman and The members
Of the committee just what tie char
acier Of this II cannot be told at present
When views are sufficiently exchanged.
II viii be determined whether or moi
meeting Of Mr. Bakers committee
shall be called and n not. what reply
Mr.. Baker will make 10 Chairman Maj
lock
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-04

London. Feb. 3.-Thc Chronicle Gays.
We have reason TO know Tint desp
the statements i-sued 10 regard 10 the
safety Of Dr. Manson, the Arctic explorer
Ibis friends are 10y no means eusy re-
gnrdng his fate. The Fran, h says.
proved poor eailor and WAS laden TO
The verge of peril oven iu placid waters
free from ice, while the crow was small
IN numbers and lmntcnrish,
Altor discussing the various coniectlires
in regard 10 the experience Of The explor-
crs, tho Chronicle concludes. that In any
case the vessel would not get 10 great
distance, but would be carried by the
current to pretty near whore she IN.
tered the Kara sea. though il perhaps
may get far enough north 20 examine
efs land.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-04

paris Foo. 3.-M. Brctonne "a pub.
usb;ag IN ne Nonycile Revne letters 0f
Nte,ltan / which We're suppressed by
Mar.haii valiant and Prince Napoleon.
Obe 81 the lffiera. dated kamboailiAti,
ls1. "a addressed 10 f0uche.
Napoleon says; Order the arrest Of
Kithn. ne American consul at Genoa.
a. iearer of tie Maltese Cross, given by
HE Enriah. hecnuae be "a their agent.
Have hs papers seized ana exaininti
He Is 70 DO k,Dt an secret pptil lave
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-04
Is'uIHER MINERS RIOT.

W, Va, Feb. 3.-The
n. -, . returned from Acme this
lsps,dl 9ey report that a mob Of
|ta-.a,' or more minors who ara
% induce the Stevens copntv
u Acme to quit worl, marcbcd
h. wv, last night. shouting ..put
ven drunk. ar'hed' and
I xi,h me- 81. Foster standing in his
W 30, oh lsn'eln. heard the shouts.
~ III e sp and was fatally sbof
n, ,nina slerih arrived he f5nnd ia
sherg 4, armed to meet tho ma Ky
sDe-.e 'naneed The Stevens ni ,gv.
! bot The mob was uely IN > >
0aisb, 9i hearing hat tbe F w .
we they left about / a 'si
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-04

BY Associated Press.
Kansas City, Mo-, Feb. . ,Tho Jury
iu tbe cnse Of j.. V. McNamnri,
charged with Islander Of Father i.illis,
ar'ree upon verdict and were dis
CHARGED Mcnamara was not on trial
today ,pn the other numerous charges
preferred against him
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-04
RIM rnnNou rAnnr.

BY Associated Press.
Paris Feb 3..a1he customs committee
has decided that cereals Hhlppod before No
vemiAr u viii pay the present duty 1ne |
COMMITTEE has lls0 decided y Increase the
tHrln On flour on and after March 3.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-04
FRozEN RussA.
So Cold Is the Weather that Wolves
Have No Other Food Than Human
Flesh and They Have Become
Very Iprocious.


London, Feb. 3.-A dispatch 20 The
Standard from Odessa says the weather
in Caucasus for several days has been
fearfully cold Tie principal ports Of
the Caspian sea are ice bound. Wolves
have become unusually fierce rs n re.
Erivau.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-04
vAI1LANrs CASE

by Associated Press.
Paris. Feb Sit IS rcpc el that
Pronlcr CAsimpr pefier AID u iMpu,
president OF Che chamber OF deputies,
are IN favor of committing the sentence
OF death imposed upon valiant.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-04
PLAYED WITH A aux.

Special ni.natch
Sweet Home, Tex, Feb. q While
Frank lhdn was playing With a gun &C.
exploded Tho contents 1t hrih barrels
cnlcrcd lilo ncas nearly blowing his head
Off
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-04
CRAWFORD
DRY GOODS
COMPANY,
Hendricks Building,
COR. MAIN AND 7th srs..
FORT WORTH,

Are anticipating the arrival
of new Spring Goods shortly.
We know it is rather chilly
weather TO speak of any thing
pertaining TO warm days.
but the unusually large
stock we are looking for will
require room to store them,
and we must begin TO make
arrangements for their recep.
ton, To begin we will
place on sale Monday morn.
ing and continue during
week
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-04
IOWA nna1gLArunn nEsoLurns.

ny Associated rress.
De4 M0lnea. Iowa. Feb g. In the house
today Representative blanchard Introduced
by request i1ui resolution asking the
Iowa members Of rougrfNa 10 uHe their ins
flneneo against The Issuance " gold bonds
ana for tho issuance ~ silver certificates
iustpgd. Also Tor tue cOinnge ~ The sliYnr
ON hnnd ana the payment 10 all soldiers or
The difference between grcenbHcka hnd gold
on GIL salaries paid them between ls02 and
1895.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-04
Csc, SOC, Csc and ST.

These will all be placed ON
the counter Monday morn
ing and arranged in stacks
as above. WIN you need
them or notl At any rate if
you are ut all interested in
bargains come and see them,
as we think we can tempt
You tomake a purchase.
Our Domestic Sale last
week was a great success.
Everybody was satisfied, so
were we. This has stimu-
lated us TO try again Last
week we furnished you Do
mestics cheap-now we will
see how
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-04
"REAL EsTATE. 2

Being IN liquidation. We o1cr a crest
variety Of Real bstate holdings. consisting
OF hne residences. business and building
lots. and an immense acreage Of improved
and unimpfoyrd i4nda for sale AZ sscri-
nee.
IaE AfRcHAsY's AATyoBhL sAEL
WORT woRTH. rExAa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-04
A GREAT CLEARING
SILKS.

We have hosts of them, and
not n piece worth less than
double what we ask for
them. TO facilitate theirsale,
and TO accommodate the rush
we anticipate we have d.
vided them into four lots
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-04
A nLrN NLlnnAnn.
One Has Struck Oklahoma. tho Worst "a
Years, and thor is Much Suffer-
ing-A Heavy Snowfall.


NVVCTW IIsnlIVN.
llonncsscy, O. r., Feb. 3.-The
worst hlisnrl IN tho history Of Oklahoma
struck llennossey this norniuc and has
boon raging an day There is six inches
grNat suffering among the hom,steadfrs
IN the ChoctHw strin
The wind D., blowing about forty miles
az hour and the suuw has urificd IN
places stvorM feet high,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-04
ELEGANT NEW
SPRING STYLES
GINGHAMS
WIN AFFECT You at
5 Gents per yard.

These, like the Domestics
we sold, are regular SAC
goods and will be placed on
sale Tuesday morning As
we have only one case of
them we must limit their
purchase to two dress pat
terms of l2.yards each. This
is done to give all our friends
a chance, of course, we
sell only this one case at
this price, when this is sold
sale stops
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-04
/ POPULAR UNDERWEAR SALE.

Ever in fifteen years, have received much praise
ir the beautiful Muslin Underwear we have had on
four days past Ii has been custom in the past
Es seven days sale, and we have concluded to con
Il this year for days more Come Monday, Tues
land Wednesday, for at that time special prices will end
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-04
loyal
EoRsETS

,odoy first in shape first in fit the longest wasted
y. 4he hest fitting medium and short wasted corset
F. The Royal Worcester outrvals any domestic or i'm
corset Our sales on corset; have doubled 3 in the
! ne we have the exclusive comfy o. them in this
Any lady who cares for the fit Ssl@s isss should
ssigate the merits of the sS$sss.s,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-04
=ROYAL WoRCEsTER.=

l rll soon be buying your Spring Dress Goods have
srs fitted over this corset We carry % styles of
j TOrcester in black drab and white at 75c 81 90
k%a5o, ST. as, So 90, 50 So So 90, So so $500 and
M We guarantee each and every of the above
iorsets to be better than any other corset made at
ane price
addition to the above line we carry every number of
fnpson's Glove Fitting Corset made, also Warmers
HIM P D. and G. P. Corsets Ferns Good Sense Corset
ss for ladies and children We are headquarters for
3ts
d DOZEN LADIES' HOSE on sale Monday A
king long and good weight guaranteed. Hermsdorf
black on sale Monday pair for csc.
luz line of new Spring Torchon Laoas both real hand
the cheaper machine made laces in great variety of
|ens Prices never so low; assortment superb
(ayS !: a.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-07-26
9te r,,tti@e 9tHel.

@oeben eri9eint Bulletin go. 33 Der
@taats> n derbauldule in ct. Mntbonp
Bart, weldes lid nit Der 3eritoruns
Der, benz %2anomirtb 10 i@aoli@en ruiii>
i9em Dittel (tumbling weed) befaBt.
IS mirb barin namentli@ b%eruor9ebo>
ben, oaB unbebinst @eiete e%rlai1en mers
ben mii1en, uel@e bic 8ertilsuna bieies
iid INNER mebr ausbreitenben un9emein
i4aoli@en l1ntrautes be3weden, ba es
leiber aQerorts Tarmer 9ibt, mel@e gu
na@ldiiis ODER gu bequem iinb, ibren
Gbeil CUR Nusrottuns i9abli9er pfan>
sen be%i3utraser uno oaour@ benz feiBis
gen unb porii@tisen Na4bar feline gauge
Mubemaltuns III bieier 9inii@t 3uni@te
MAIDEN. Das Bulletin tit nit mebreren
Nbbilounsen illu0rirt unb mirb NIT ei>
mem setrodneten Gremplar Der HFan3e
fret mad irsenb elmer Nbre1e int Staate
uerianbt. man aoreiiire Experiment
Station, St. Anthony Park, MINI.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-07-26
@et@dfts: Noti3en.

T. 'gRe tible Blonbe nlit'n @ilta beim
Burg 1T.
Den bO@iten Marttpreis in @aib
fit Butter uno @ier 5ablt im Baiement
pon Mrnolo's Store an ber gde BON
Minnelota H.. 2. NorbitraBe 9enrp
@rone. (ba)
+ 9i0a & TleiBner baben neben III
rem S@mieoes uno Wagner9ei9aft an
gde pon Droabmap uno 4. NorbitraBe
ein &altbaus aufitelen laien uno ball.
ten BON nun an itets frii@en &alt unb
Yfaiterbaare at 9anb. ba
9lQe Sorten 9drinse, barunter
rd@te boudnoii@e", iomie oQe Mrten
Rdie, namentli@ ausse3ei4neter sims
burger, imH,er at 9ano Bel
ba 80. q m {.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-07-26
Scr bieIoe Stobtroth belt am

Ser beige Stabtratb .bistt am
Oienitas Mbenb cine Sbecialieuns ab.
9tus ben III b%erielben sefaBten Bei@lais
fen beben mir bic folsenoen berpor: Oer
Staotclert seiste an, bab Sobn Wun ais
pfaubmeiiter qualifieirt babe. = gine
Mnsabl pom Staotuermeiier ansefertiss
ter Garten fir @raoiruns bon Seitens
wesen wurben entsesen uno ansenommea
unb %barauibin bic befinitiue Nesun9 BON
Seitenpesen OH ben f%olsenben StraBen
an%georbnet: IN Der SIoieite BON /.
Slb 3wii9en State unb GronttraBe,
Norbieite uon l. Norb 3wii9en Estate
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