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Huntsville gazette., 1894-12-22

Mr.. Jake Burns was in from Laniers
Wednesday,
Mrs. lone Smith was in from Morgan
Co., Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Vaughn were in
the city Wednesday.
Mr.. Eph Ward, one of ou1 sub
stantial ia, mers, was in the city last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Baker enter
tanned Rev Nixon and few friends
Sunday.
Our good friends Woody Elliott
and j H eatherly were in the
city Saturday.
Messrs. Joe Burton, VIM Ford,
J E Wesley and James Isaacs were
in the city Tuesday.
Misses Holston and Derrick of
Normal spent last Sabbath with
Miss Gertie B McGill.
Hon. w G Wells is back from
Dayton Ohio, where he went to
visit his mother and father.
Miss Barnes Richardson reached home
last night from Belmont school to spend
Christmas with her father and sisters.
Mrs. A R. Cooper left for At
tilla Saturday, where she goes to
join her husband, Mr.. I S Cooper,
Mr.. Boney Burwell OF Chattanooga
was called home this week on account oi
the sickness of his brother, James II
| Burwel.
Mrs. J. F. Humphrey came home Dec
13, after an absence of about 4 week
visiting friends in Milan, Nashville ant
Fayetteville, Tenn.
Mrs. Eliza Pentecost is in Chat
tanooga under treatment cf an EN- :
inent physician. Her daughte
Miss Pearl is with her.
Miss Sarah B. Dement, has returned
from pleasant stay at Madison AM
Athens, where she was greatly admire'
in social circles.
Misses Grace Nolen and Minnie Rodg
ers returned today from Nashville
where they attended Belmont College
Theirs will be delightful Christmas.
Mr. Sidney Meyers leaves today fo
his home in Rochester, N. Y, where he
will spend the holidays. Mr.. Meyer.
has many friends who wish him merry
| Christmas.
Huntsville gazette., 1894-12-22
LOCAL NOTES.

This is Wise page, top and bot
tom. See?
For tlne oysters, cheap as any body, &c
|. w. Gill's.
Fresh fish, game, turkeys and fresh
oysters for Xmas at the Kansas City
Market.
Buy your Xmas goods Of me and
save money. T Y THURsroN,
cor. Jefferson and Holmes SITS.
Eojoy your X mas and the holidays by
buying your steaks and marketing at the
Kansas City Market
Cheapest aud best oranges, apples,
candies, nuts and festival goods at
I A THURsToN S.
The Cumberlands will have bap-
tising at the spring early tomorfow W
morning.
Shields & Co, proprietors Kansas City
Market will serve you to the best meats
the market affords at the cheapest rates
and guarantee satisfaction to customers.
Hair Strengthened on short notice,
price 81. Call or address
Mrs, LEE BENTLEY
S31, Barnett st.
Vaught q Son, who draw by
polite treatment and fair dea ling,
invite your trade by a Christmas
announcement in this issue.
Miss Clara, daughter of Mrs.
Fannie Petty, and w M Moore
were married at Scottsboro Wed
nesday Dec. 10. Success and happi-
ness to the deserving young couple.
The Chattanooga Daily Times
has just celebrated its 25th anniver,
sary by the publication Of a num-
moth and highly artistic edition.
For enterprise and get up and get
there qualities the Times leads.
Rev, B. Frierson, of Columbia Tenn,
visited our city last week. He preached
at the @. p. Church and lectured at the
city school. Mr Friersou is an able man
and was highly pleased with our city,
and the little people and teachers were
pleased with his remarks.
The proceedings Of the 18th An
nual Grand Communication of the
Sovereign Granl Lodge, A. F. &
A. M. of Alabama, are just out Of
the press and make up neat pam
phlet of 17o very readable pages.
The returns show 60 Lodges with a
total membership exceeding 1000.
r. r. Minis, of Mobile, Grand Ma :
ter; H. G. Binford, OF Huntsville.
Grand Secretary.
Hi Henry's Minstrels gave one Of the
best illustrations of refined ministrelsy al
the opera house last evening ever seer
and heard in Coldwater From the open.
ing in magnificent circle of velvet, sill
yer and gold until the closing in beauti
full ''posings in MARBLE" not feature
was commonplace. The superb scenery
the stereopticon views were the best ever
seen here. Frank McNish's work il
better than of yore, while Mr. Henry!
playing of the cornet has lost none Of it.
old time power and sweetness. Not al
offensive remark marred an evening O
mirth and music, enjoyed by large au
dience made up from the best of oul
citizens.-Daily Sun.
Huntsville gazette., 1894-12-22
Married..

JONES -DoNEGAN.-At the resi-.
dence Of the BRIDES parents on Pei
ham street Wednesday night, Dec.
10, 1894, Mr., Fredie Jones and Miss
Lotiie Donegan. They left for
Warrior Thursday where they will
make their future home.
Huntsville gazette., 1894-12-22
HORACE E. SMITH,
New Shoe Shop,

Next to Methodist Church, Ram
dolph street. Repairing done il
workanmanlike manner at Lowest
prices for cash. New work don;
to order. Work first class anc
guaranteed. Your patronage SC
licted.
For Christmas.
80 inch bisque dolls only half dollar
at the Racket Store.
For Christmas.
A new line of cut glass bottles an(
pitchers Just received at the Racke
Store.
For Christmas.
Dresden night lamps only few il
stock-call early if you want one.
For Christmas.
A very elegant assortment of fine Dres
dea chinaware suitable for holiday gif
goods at the usual Racket Store price.
VAUGHT & Son.
Huntsville gazette., 1894-12-22
HOW Is 1T?

Christmas bells will soon ring
out merrily. Have you selected
your gifts ? IF not, you cannot
do better than visit our store
and see all that is choice and
desirable in medium priced ar
ticles suitable for presentation
purposes.
Huntsville gazette., 1894-12-22
PERSONAL.


Peter Wilson was in the city this week.
Mr. Frank Bell was in town Saturday.
AG Tunstill, Esq, was in town Tues
hy.
Miss Harriet Pope was in the city last
week.
Mr.. VIM Ford was in the city last
week
Mr.. WV Darwin was in the city last
week
Miss Julia Hughes is visiting friends in
Athens.
SD Bailey was in from Madison
Tuesday.
Mr.. Kills Bolden was In the city
Tuesday.
SB Hayes was in from the Cove
this week.
Mr.. Ge, rye Jordan was iu town
Tuesday.
Mrs. A L Walker was at home
Sunday.
Mr.. Mack Turner was in the city
Tuesday.
Mr.. Henry McVey was in town
last week.
Mr., Bouut McCray left for Tuscumbia
Tuesday.
Mrs W Il CounciIl was in the city
tuesday.
W A R)untree Esq, was in the
uty Tuesday.
Nr. ] NJ Payne was d)wn from New
Market Monday.
y. Andrew Lane was in from Monro
via yesterday.
Messrs John and DJ Bone were il
IAe city Tuesday.
Prot E S Melton was in from
Normal Monday.
Mr. Thomas Rocks AMI sons wer
in own Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs Ed johnson were il
the city last week.
Mrs. Lucy d. Pope has beer
quite sex this week.
, hon. W z Williams was down from
Aeldauvi le this week.
Revs A White and B Fields of Far
"i "ere ID town Tuesday,
Moses W. Jones, E.q, WAS circulating
'IOng friends here last week.
Mr., Y L Horton of Green Grove
'Sln the city Saturday.
Rev Robin Carter of Green
Oioye was in Monday.
" l Lacy Esq, of Pond Beat
'% In the city Tuesday,
NJ ~. Lawrence Hendley went to Madi.
'uoa business Thursday.
MI. and Mrs. Y L Horton were
~'pplng in the city Monday.
M a. James W Jones came in last weel
''ueWed his subscription.
Str El hlbble was in the city las
'uAy and subscribed for the GAZETTE
Dtisls D,Vsss Adolphus Love and Charli,
;. '0u orders the GAZETTE to Farley
hon ns'sfs' Joe W Brandon and w NJ Sam
ardsv' 'efe down from Poplar Ridge yes
Huntsville gazette., 1894-12-22
They Must CO Now

Its no use trying to hang on to your
summer underclothing. Nov O.d Win~
ter ie shaking his silyery locks at you
and YOU must prepare against his blast.
Go to Coons & Brooks and select your
winter underwear from their excellent
stock. You will gain money by it.
Huntsville gazette., 1894-12-22
Found.

Oae red cow marked with swalIo W
fork in each ear. Her left horn off;
black aud white spots in her face. The
owner of the COW can find her at D. a.
Patter-on'', one quarter mile west OF
Green Grove and can have her by payine 3
for this advertisement.
ID. III PATTERSON.
Huntsville gazette., 1894-12-22
State of Alabama Madison County
In Chancery at Huntsville, Ala.

In Chancery at Huntsville, Ala.
At rules held by the Register Of the
Eighth District of the Northwestern
Chancery Division of the State Of Ala
bama, on Monday, the 18th day Of
November, 1894:
Nels Dandrige, Complainant.
No. POOP ys.
Matte cambridge, Defendant.
Comes the complainant. aud it ap.
pearing to the satisfaction of the Regis
ter that the defendant, Matte cambridge
is a non-resi dent of the State of Alaba-
ma, and that she resides in the city OF
Memphis, State of Tennessee.
1t is ordered by the Register that said
defendant cause her appearance to be
entered, and to plead, answer OF demur
to the complaipant's original bill OF
complaint, on or before the 3lst day in
December, 1894. or the same will be
taken pro confesso against her thirty
days thereafter.
1t is further ordered, That this order
be published for four weeks in success
sion in the Huntsville Gazette, news
paper published in Huntsville, in said
District, the first insertion to be made
without delay; that copy be posted at
the Court House door in Huntsville,
and one forwarded by mail to said de-
fendant within twent days from this
date.
Done at Office in the city Of Hunts-
Vile, this 18th day of November, 1894
j. B. CABANISS,
Register Oh hancery Court.
Huntsville gazette., 1894-12-22
Holiday Excursion

The Nashville, Chattanooga and St.
Louis Railway will sell holiday excur-
sion tickets at one and one-third fare for
the round trip, beginning to-day, Dec
%, 1894, good until January 7th, 1895.
r. p WHITMAN,
If Agent
Huntsville gazette., 1894-12-22
EDUCATIONAL.
God Hath Made of One Blood
All Nations of Men Is the
Motto of Berea Col
lege,

Christian, non>sectarian. Three college
courses. Music, Academy, Normal
Monual Tuition free Incidental fee
$3.50 term. Expenses low. No sa-
looms. 269 white and 217 colored stu
dents Go 1000 miles if need be am
get the best education. Address Presi-
dent WM. g. Frost. PH. d., Berea. Ky.
Huntsville gazette., 1894-12-22
Died.

FRANKLN-In this city Wednt sdaY
D c. 10, 1894, r. Ben Franklin.
JoSEs-In this city Thursday
mcrning, Mrs. Cynthia Jones.
Huntsville gazette., 1894-12-22

cr. @a4 IA. diver I-oL.
lie. or Indi gesticn Use
SsOgN s IRON PlITEEs
Huntsville gazette., 1894-12-22
Born,

To Dir. and Mrs. Adolphua Love, Wed
nesdsy, Dec. 10, 1894, q SOD,
Huntsville gazette., 1894-12-22
CHRISTMAS PRIZES.

A Christmas Present For You
Every cash purchase exceeding one
dollar secures one package OF fireworks
free. B. sure to come. RACKET STORE
Huntsville gazette., 1894-12-22
FRANK H. NEWMAN
No. 2 Commercial Row.

Everybody invited to call and
examine our Xmas display Of the
latest and bast in the Dry Goods
line. In the line of specialties |
offer at low prices elegant MUFFs,
NECKTIEs, SILK HANDKERCHIEFs
MUFFLERs. Satisfaction quaran :,
teed to customers.
Huntsville gazette., 1894-12-22
FIRE, LIFE
and ACCIDENT


We represent the LEADING co
ANIES of America, being prompt,
liberal and fair in all their ADJUST
ments.
Huntsville gazette., 1894-12-22

My friends will please call al my store
fol Festival and Church supper supplies
Prices low down. T. A. THURsToN.
Huntsville gazette., 1894-12-22
Knoxville College

Classical, Scientific, Agricultural, Me-
chanical, and Normal Courses.
FIFTY-FIvE DOLLARS a YEAR
will cover all expenses of board, tuition,
fuel, light, and furnished room. Separate
home and rnatron for little girls, and anothe,
for little boys s to IA years. Term begin
last Thursday Of Sept. Send for Catalogue r.
Prest- J. 8. McCULL0CH, Knoxville. Tenr-
Huntsville gazette., 1894-12-22
The L. c. of p. B.

Meets che second Thursday night
of each month in the basement OF
the M. E. Church.
A. Week, B. Bailey, Z. Hall, B
Franklin, w. Leath, D. Jennings.
committee, E. l.. SEAY,
E @. JAMAR, President.
Secretary. 6-3O-94
Huntsville gazette., 1894-12-22
Trade with T A THURsTo,

LADIES
Needing tonic, or children who want bald
ing up, should take
BROWNS IRON BITTER6,
II q pleasant; cures Malaria, IndtgesftNs
HilioumesA Liver Complatnts and NewalG16
Huntsville gazette., 1894-12-22
Clothing Department

Those Sl2, SD, and p15 Chew
lot, WOrsted and Cashmere
Suits at 5000 cash for choice,
are bang-up in quality, max g
and style. We al selling doz
ems of them at the special price
The very thing you want at the
least price ever made.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-04-05

Der preuBii9e SuitiSmiuiiter bat cine
geroronun9 erlaiien, bur@ mel@e ben
Mi4tern unb &edtsanmdlten auf's
@trensite ,.nteriast piro, Mnsetlaste
unb 3eu9en, ,1amentli6 in Ba9ateQpro>
3e6en, bur@ unn0tbise 6rasen iber ibr
gorleben gu qualen unb bloBSuitellen.
Gr betont nit @e@t, bab elm berartiaes
inquilitoril9es 0erfabren beionbers .9e>
gen 3eusen cine srauiame 6drte lei.
Sir bic gnti9eiouns Der Pro3eiie lei
bieie Musfraserei in oer &esel BON gar
teinem Belans. S@aoe, oaB man ben
ameritaniiden Mbuotaten; bte int Quds
len BON 3eusen bas Meni@enmOsli@ite
leiiten, nt@t aud bic fre@en Mauler
itopfen tann.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-04-05

Sn New Dort baben iid cine
Mn;abl woblbabenber geute sefunoen,
wel@e cine betra@tli9 Summe @eIbes
suiammensebradt babeu, um Elm Qeibs
baussei@dft gu erri@ten, in meIdem
veute ibre 8ertbiaden gu einem 10 ses
rinsen 3insfuB uerieben t0nnen, baB bic
@apitalanlase, mad Mb3us Der gerwals
tunsstoiten, nur ;mei prosent 3inien
abmerfen ioQ. Sn Mmerita, no feline
Manufacturer BON Der @esieruns unters
balten werben, uub bas Qeibseiddft le>
bislib in ben 9dnben uon Briuatperios
men liest. bic eritens taum ben fiinfteu
Ebeil bes @ertbobjetts perleibeu, unb
bann 80 Bis so Brosent 3inien nebmeu.
tann elm iol@es 8orsehen nur bod ans
sei9lasen meroen. unb iolte in allen
9roberen Stdbten bes Qanbes Ma1abs
muns finoen. Sn europa bat man in
allen 9anoern &esierunsss2eibbduier,
wel6e aa@ 0eiddftssrunbidten ses
fiibrt werben, unb lebislid Die Soften
Der 0erlpaltuns gu oeden baben. go
balb iid ein lleberi@uB uorfinbet, miro
bemcntipre@eno Der 3insfuB perrinsert,
unb bic 6Olse 1T, bab Der Better bes
Bfanoes nur cine serinse Summe als
3inien su sablen bat.
Die DULUTH Qanbofiice bate i'm
letten picrtcl Sabr ginnabmen oil ges
biibren aller Dirt uon SOL, 900. 9fur
eine 9anbofiice Der Ser. Staaten. bic in
6elena, Wontana, bic in 1898 in smOlf
Monaten $l46, 900 einnabm, Fam Der
obisen Summe irsenoruie 'nabe. Die
8elesung bon Giienlanoereien uim. err
tldrten bic ernormen Ginnabmen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-04-05

9Denn bic Gorep'i&e 8alfabrt
na9 @aibnston aud meiter teinen
3med baben iollte. betunbet tie bod in
semiFer Be3iehuns bic duBere @ridiit>
ter,1ns Des unteriroii@ lobernben Geaers;
bic warnenbeuS Snmptome oes aufiteisen>
ben Sturmes; iie beitdtist ben @eiit ber
l1n3ufriebenbeit unb itarrt oer MBmirtb>
i9aft als brobenbes @eipenit entsesen.
Gs maBte elmer nit totaler 8linobeit
sei9lagen iein, ruenn er ni@t einieben
t0nnte, baB Elm 0Olter3us wie Der @or>
ep'i9e nur bur9 cine abnorme uno auBer>
sem0bnli4e Selbitiu@ts>Politit unb
total pertebrt sebanobabter &esiernnsss
form eutiteben fonnte.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-04-05

VI NJ i j I .
3a benz pielbeipro@enen Stanbals
YroaeB in @aibinston unb Der Senias
tionsmutb bes ameritauii@en 9ublitums
bemertt ip0ttii9 bic .@eitli@e Yoit:"
Gin unternebmenber Tbeaterbirettor
mlnidt Trduleia Youarb fur bic Babne
gu ensasiren fir $500 bic Wo@e. Wars
um ni9t aud ben Colonel in the
case? Das sdbe ein itarfes team"
benz tein ameritanii@es Gbeaterpublitum
gu piberlteben permO@te; beionbers penn
aud bie &inoer, ober mas BON ibnen
nod iibris 1T, NIT ausseiteQt wiirben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-04-05

8o,,t VicesYrdfbenten SteuenIon
mar felt benz Besinn Der ietisen abminis
ifration ,penis bic @ebe. gtwas aber
n,uB man ibm na@ribmen; er bat" Elm
marmes 9er3 fur feline gerwanoten.
Mi9t meniser ais 60 bat er Bis iest i'm
Bunbesbienit untersebra@t. Der 2ette
mar iein Sobn, Der einen fetten Soften
ais 3ablmeiiter I'M Marine>D Departes
ment betam. Dei einem berartisen
fart entmidelten Tamilieniinu mirb
man es besreiFi@ finbeu, baB ibm fur
Staatsanselesenbe ni&t piel 3e't
iibris bldbt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-04-05
ANDREW ]. ECkSTE|N,
gisenblmer Der
&ipnier Apot9ete

Stem l1ln, Wtinn.
Msebi3inen, Gbsmitalien, Goilettenarz
titeln, parfiimerien, Garben, Del, Sir
nif5en, @las, Bu9er, S9reibmateria>
lien pnb Muiitinitruntente itets in GROCER
Muswabl an 2aser.
@esepte na3 nteoi3inii@en @eseln nit
srSBter gorii@t ansefertist.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-04-05
2 iintes.

Gin neuer smii9en Gbicaso unb
DesWtoines fabrenber Boiti@neQ5us Der
Chicago & Nfortbmeitern 8abn lest iene
Strede nit elmer @ei@minoisreit BON
65 Meilen per Stunoe 3uriid.
Der ieniationeue S9aoeneriatsPros
seB sesen ben rei9en @ei3bal5 NuiIeu
Gage enbete in ber Supreme Court Dor
&t9ter patterion bamit, baB bic sSurp
mad einitiiubiser 8eratbuns Billiam
81. 2aiblap, wel6en betanntli4 Der
@petulant bei benz BON benz Dpnamis
teria NorcroB pe:iibten Mttentat ais
Sdilb benust bate, $4,000, ;. !. Die
Qdlfte ber e.nseflasten Summe, 3u<
iprad.
Gin Grant" Namens @iQis
pom Mi0ouri ertldrt, baB am 8. Mar3
1896 bic Erompeten BON Seri4o ert0z
men unb bas Wtillenniun, ober oas s0tt<
lide 3eitalter, am Na@mittas bes H..
Mpril 1895 besinnen .uerbe. Da5u be-
merit Elm ,uitiser college, @iuis befinbe
ii9 enti@iebeu auf benz 6ol.m eae, bas
Miuennium ,piirbe ni9t eber beginner,
Bis bic Mmts3eit Gleuelanbs iiberitanben
lei.
ginen suten Mit bat bic @is
neiii9e &esieruns aena@t, ais iie in
ibrem neuen 0ertrag nit ben 8erein,sten
Staaten bic 8eitimmuns binneinnabm,
baB ieber Mmerituaer in China ii@
ni9t nur resitriren, ion6ern AUDI ieitens
Der @esieruns photographed lailen
ioue. l1niere biirserli6e greiie ertldrt
biele 8eitimmuns fiir ld@erli@, neil es
- Mmeritaner iinb, bic bapon betrofen
merben. IS i@ien lift bod gar ni@tio
ldderli9, ais bic amerifaniibe @esies
runs bieielbe 8eitimmuns in BeSus auf
bic bier meilenoen Gbineien an,panbte!
Was benz ginen re@t 1T benz Mnbern
billis, baben rnjweifelbaft bic @ineiic
i@en Diplomaten 9eba@t, als iie bur@
bas Mufiellen bieier Gorberuns ben
Stiel umbrebten, unb baburd erit bic
gan3e 8rocebnr ms ri@tise Qi@t iteus
ten unb ber perbienten Qd@erlt9teit iibers
ant,porteten.
Sn 5ub>Garolina bat bic
ridii6tsloie Dur@fabruns beg iosez
nannten rDispeniarp">@eieees Der
gertauf seiitiser @etranfe bur& ben
@taat - in lebterer 3eit an uielen Hldts
en- 3u erniten l1nruben uno in benz Stdots
den Darlington iosar gu glutuersieben
fiibrt. 9n lettsenanntem plat murs
ben AM 6reitas 3mei in 8riuatbdus
fern berumlpionirenoe Staatstonfabler
BON emp0rten Biir9ern Bel @abrun9
ibres t6ausre9tes erl6oi1en, aber es
buBten leiber aud ;mei 8iirser, ,uouon
ber Cine BEL ber Mifaire uoQis unbetbeir
list sepeien iein iou, Bel benz Sample
nit ben Spionen ibr 2eben ein. Mebs
rere Der &onitabler, ,uelde ii@ III Elm
S9ilfmoor lit ber gidbe bes 9lates ses
hii9tet batten, iollen baraufbin bon ben
empSrten 8ar9ern auf9eiu@t uno wie
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GTATE EOFMINNESOTA,C COUNTY OF BROWN
- S. In Probate Court. Special Term March sth

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF BROWN
oss- In Probate Court Special Term. March sth
1894
In the Matter OF the Estate Of Hermann
Herrendoerfer, deceased
On reading and fling the petition Of William
Pfaender, Administrator Of the estate Of Herr
mannHerrendoerfer deceased representing among
other things, that he has fully administered said
estate, and praying that a time and place be fixed
for examining and allowing the final account OF
his administration, and for the assignment OF the
residue of said estate to the parties entitled there
to by law
Iti ordered, that said account be examined,
and petition heard, by the Judge OF this Court,
on Friday the 9th day OF April A. d. 1S9. 10
o'clock A. NJ, at the Probate Office in the Court
house in said county.
And it is further ordered, that notice thereof be
given to all persons interested, by publishing a
copy OF this order once in each week for three
successive weeks prior to said day OF hearing in
the FoRrscHRITT weekly newspaper, printed and
published at New Ulm in said county.
Dated at New Ulm, the Sth day OF March A. D.
1894.
BY the Court,
rL.S.1 F.. p. BERTRAND,
2 Judge OF Probate.
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Sat cine giienbabnseieai@aft bas
Reht, auf elmer Strede, beren 8ertebr
bic Soften nidt bedt,. ben 8etrieb ein3u>
iteuen? Die interefonte Tra9e liest
sesenudrtis inn Staate &anias Dor, no
lie 81 Me,len lanse 2eauenmortb, Cos
peta & Soutbweitern @iienbabn, gum
@pleme Der Union Bacific uno Santa
Sc @eieui@aften seb0ris, ioeben als
uertblos aufseqeben 'poroen 1T. 9Ses
gen rlditanbiser Steuern unb Mbsaben
iollte bic senannte Babn pom Staate
9epfdnbet merben. Die Gisentbiimer
feuten bem Staate bic san3e Babn CUR
Berfisuns, aber berielbe bantte ielbif>
peritanbli9 fir bas @eident. Sn3mi>
i9en ieben iid bic Qeute, bic lanss iener
Babn, bic Miemonb baben min, icBbaft
iinb, bon aller @elt abseI@loiien. Das
nnslud bieier Neute 1T aber um 10 sr0s
Ber,, ais peridiebene @emeinben ben
Bau ber Babn ibrer 3eit our@ Bombs
unteritiitt baben. Wie iie unter ben
obtpaltenoen l1mitdnben 3u ibrem @e&t
ton,men, bleibt ab;umarten.
. en + E !" q + &. . .
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aus einem vMapoleon Der Wall
Street" i@eint Der uielsenannte 6reb.
@arb Elm Napoleon auf benz 9eiratbss
rnartt seporben gu iein. Dor n,ebreren
Sabren pertra4te Marb ais WaQ
Street Spetulant NIT benz unbebeutens
ben Slmnn9en BON $ll, 900, 900 unb
rib ieinen bamalisen partner, Gr>Rrds
iioent Grant unb be0en san3e Gamilie.
iowie 3ablrei@e Mnoere bur@ feline &C.
,uifenloien @ei@dftstrausattiOnen in's
0eroerben. Da er baraufbin notbmens
big einen ldnseren Eermin I'M 3u@tbaus
ab;uiiten bate, ueri@wano er far mebs
rere Sabre pon Der 0ilbfd@e. Sect
aber, ba iein Strafteruin 3u Gnoe 1T,
bat er bic seitreifte Goilette BON Sins
Sins ,uieoer nit ber Salons sEoilette uon
Meu Oort pertaui9t uno ipielt unter
ben oberen 0ierbun6ert" balelbit ie,ne
&oQe nit iol&er @ewanhbeit, bab
er cine rei9e grbin einfns, cine fri.
Belle Stouer uon Staetn Sslanb, unb
ii1 nit berielben uerbeiratbete. Sein
mebridbriser Mufentbalt in Sins Sing
i@eint ibm in ben Musen ieiner nm9e>
buns ui&t sei6abet gu baben. Die
Welt piro uorurtbeilsfrei unb ba bic
3abl ber rNapoleons bon Der Wau
Street" i'm 9fem Oorter StaatsSu9t>
baus i'm rai6en 3unebmen besriffen 1T,
iiebt man ii@ in Der Metropole am SUBJ
ion 9enOtbist, iiber berslei4en tleine
|tSrenbe Gpiiooen nit 9emobnter Na@>
li9t binmes gu ieben. 8telei9t tommt
man 1T Ben betreffen6en &reiien balb gu
Der l1eber3eusuns, baB elm bis@en
3u4tbaus einem unternebmenben junsen
Mann 3ur 3ier6e seret@t.
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o.h, q;rs g. v. 9asbers.
LIND 4 HAGBERG,
stop ofateu u. SedbtSatttud dltt,
Stem l1lm. Mlnn.
JOS. 4. ECkSTE|N, |
@tmtSa,,,palt 1t,,o Notar,
11em ulm, 11ttnn.

11em uln1, 21tt1111.
Belonbere @ufnerfiamteit pirb ben 0er~
haublunoea in, Wailen9eribt probate
Court( BON Brorpn nl,b gfieollet @oulltp 9e=
wibmet. - 8eiittitel luerben unteriu@t r1'o
uerpouitanbigt.
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IEW ULM
MARkE
- ppn -
aflnx Rrt,rbnrt.

NO. 8 SUED MINNESOTA sTRAssE.
seem lllm, 2stnn.
0ie bciten Sortel. irildeu uno sep0delten
Tei9es, Sdn,al5, friid)s llnb serdu4erte
WIrite itets oil 9anb.
az 8ritAe nab eeraaAerte 9artnee tmo
tetS ~ taben.
friidc luitern ,pdhrcno Der Saiion.
8aaren ,uerbcn frei ms Sans seliefert.
Sir 0finbpieb unb Sdrpeine be;able ieb
INNER bic b0ditc,l Greiie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-02-26
Traktat niemiecko rosyjski.

BERLIN, 95 go lutego, =
Gazety tutejsze pisza wiele o
szansach przejscia traktatu
handlowego rosyjsko-niemie
ckiego W Radzie pa6stwa.
Wiekszose gazet jest zdania,
ze traktat przejdzie. Liczs,
re bedzie on mia} 25 g}os6w
wiekszosci. Narodowo liberal.
nj przewaznie bads g1osowali
"a traktatem. Centrum dotad
ME zdecydowa}o swego stauo-
wiska, Agraryusze So przeci-
wni traktatowi. Gazety poda-
ia, il koleje rosyjskie zrobi}y
W tych dniach ogromne obsta-
lunki SYN i lokomotyw W fa-
brykach niemieckich pod wa
runkiem jednak, be takowe be-
da wykonane dopiero po "a
warciu traktatu.