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The North. Western limited leaving .inresp-
oils and ~ Paul every day IN the yexs for Chi
esgorsrfiss the aaoss railroad ears which tts
World has ever seen. Tsey are respectively a
buffet, smosing ana library car, a double state
room sleeping ear. drswing-sooa car, q din
Ing ear ana . private compartment sleep
log car. u took iogSev IN design these cars
thsa Is h1tlG them. much attention wns
given 20 the dstsils FiRssea Eas and heated hr
steam. The wheels are tsirty-stx inches in
diameter ana Of Ksupp steel
Zach car nSs iea ant -telSseoplns eeyice ana
every ether feature dsSix ned 10 increase The
sstssy o, travel Tie step.. ratings, guards.
etc, are az @. sid eFass highly polished.
" hen you travel be snrs your tickets read VIA
the North esiera- Bertas Ia tbs above cars a:
tho ssaue rAtes es an ordinary sleeper. r "
Parker. Puget SQUAD sgeas III CAsrry street,
S<ssfse
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IT, sT0EK KxcMAyoR
., HM Yoxx. March A-Thsrs -.
snuy incrssssd aetsvitv n tae stock
today Sod The trausncxions veYe
rs v.dsiy 81 distrsbufion thsn usual.
80 ooying Tor London account vss : t.
s..s = TIE early dealings. the purchases
ss confined 70 no paxsscuiar stock. kss
1 rN uuang arbitration shares, ST. Paul and
cn'on Pacific being the favorisss Of the
'o'sn contingent II 10 generally &C.
p.sd On The strsst that this large buyius
We iorsign contingent was induced by
NJ iesiiag that the president vsii
me sstgniorngs bill. The gran.
wsrs u good demand, except
Nofsnsesssrn and closed q the highest
I'M touchsd. With the exceptions ef
80. Island. which Lost e pr cont in tbs
- ssies bat gained r. compared with
s.sFdsy . eiosing. There we're sales OF
% Eaui On reports Of damages 70 the
t.ops. 0uf these were counssracsed by the
sHons London buying. and the stock
snovs sn advance Of 4. OF the indu,-
sSiais Sugar led "A the transactions sud
was heavy dnnng the morning. owing %
me nportsd dsmoraiixasion Of the REIN
Ing trade and under salss for both lons
ana short account, the decline Of TX psr
csnI was recorded, ell Of which vas
subsequently, recovered on purchases
20 cover short contracts, bat g the
Close reaction Of Y Fer cent was
MADE. American Tobacco declined 1 psY
cent In the opened dealings, bot quickly
faiiied, selling up " per cent. losing x in
sne last sales. preferred declining 1 pes
cent American Cotton OH wss strong.
rising IL. and losing half Of the Improve
meat; preferred gained TX. closing q the
BEST price made. A bull pool in lead
moved the preferred forward 3s<. and the
common advanced 4
compared with yesterdays 6nal sssss,
the depreciation In vaiues, including the
stocks already mentioned, range from " to
~ The railway and miscellaneous bond
market was firm In the early dealings. bus
closed very strong
Government bonds-Stsady state bonds
quiet.
Pstroieum-Weak. Ysansyivsnia Oh
sales. none: April option sales, none;
closed at &21xc; Lima oil sales, none.
Monsy-on call, ct 1 psr cent; last
loan ! per cent; closed nt Per cent
Prime mercantile paper. 3@5X per cent.
STERLING exchange, duh, with actual bust.
ness TN bankers bills at a. sS,s for de-
mand. and "a. sstSa4.s 81 for sixty-day bills.
Posted rates. $4.s1k684.s So and 81 sega s3,1 |;
commercial bills. 81 66L
slssr csrtifcates. 69t1c.
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BoxpA
=. = gs tcoupI.... Heat. 8 ~ usg) -. So
Y. ,. 90 reg ..... N7s Pacific SIS. tu2,<
nAuRoAD STOCKS
Atchiaon Is,SSosihern Pacific. -
Canadian Pacific. co. Preferred ...... 22ls
canada southern. slyNorshw.s,ern 49,. Ios,s
p 1 w. lesssN. Y. Central. 80. ioi,S
f,i. @ liz BIO a q w..s.rn... ~
freferfed.....--. l3s1z Preferred ....... q
9. n. tpfdl........ l05 iRocx Island - 7Oiz
LAse shore q. ,3Ol<st r. d Omaha. asAs
xousslae q Sash 5is4 Preferred ....a. lIys3
c. y. 40 -. ssin Preferred IIoA
Illinois Central. 81 i-outheyu Pacific. 49,
Lake Erie d Westn l5A< mon Pacific. -. 2O1z
Prsierrsd -. 6 beaver 4 Rto 0r'd los
Or Short Line. 3
TRusrA
Cotton Oh. 81 INat Cord .eon,. .eS
H Mac i seo@;, a.; sugar ........ ssst
xxrlxss coxrAHrm
Hns:.S sa:;:: ils w'il'Ears~ ..'.. Ia
xiscxLLAxsoga
Chicaso 0as...... 81 Pacific Nail ...... 10
Gen. Eleciric..... S2l1lWesssrn union... s5s<
Oregon Imp....... lS5sjconsolidstsd Goa. las5s
oregon Sav....... 80
eHAR3 SOLD.
The total sales OF stocks today aRgrs-
gated 1888 800 shares, including Atchison,
q, 700: American Cotton Oil, 1890: Ameri-
can Sugar. 1880: Burlington. 7. 100: Chi
cago Gas. $500: Distiliing, 1900: Missouri
Pacific. 400; National Lead, 5.4O0;
National Lead. preferred, $500; Reading.
5000; Rock Island, $500; ST. Paul. Is, 600;
Union Pacific, $500.
MERCHANDISE
Hops-Quiet
Pig iron--Dull; American. s129i35o
Copper-Quiet; Lake, 50. 80.
Lead--Firm: domestic, $40.
Tin-Easier; Straits. $3.50 bid; plates,
dull.
speltsr--Barsly steady. domestic. $3.50
asked.
Coffee-Options opened irregular, but
generally higher on strong Havre cables,
leading to local covering. Speculation
slack. and closed steady at 5 to 10 points
advance. Sales. 1880 bags, Including:
April. at ZIG 3seei6.so: May, $ieoo1is.o5;
June. SIS Todla IS; July. si55odi590:
August, sis;oi September, si4 s5@it; IS;
steady; No. J. i714@isc; mild. steady !;
Cordovs. is,.@i9,se. Sales. 1890 bags
Rio, No. 7 spot; 1856 Dat bean. 500 bags !;
Warehouse deliveries yesterday. & 2si
bags; stock a. New York today, III, SIS !;
stock in the United States, las. ISL bags;
afioat for the United States, 2ts. 500 bags /;
total visible available for the United
States. 4to.iSi tags. against last year,
SO, III bags.
Rio-Market firm; No. 7, 10. $3.50; ex.
change, ss.i. Receipts, 1900 bags; stock.
Loo 600 bags.
Santos-Aarket quiet; good average
nominal. No quotations. Receipts. 5000
bags; stock. 81, coo bags.
Iondon--Market steady; prices m
changed to 81 higher. Cleared from Eng
land To New York s, 066 bags.
Hamburg--Market steady. Sales, 6. 200
bags. Prices unchansc TO = pig lower.
Hayre--Market steady. Sales, IS 600
bags. Prices unchanged to ~ higher.
SUGAR
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TESTIMONIALS.

Read what your dentist has -
say about IT.:
We have carefully examined the
formula Of LUBIN's CARLO.
LIED TOOTH POWDER and find
that IL contains nothing that can in
the slightest degree injurs the teeth
or gum. 1t has In Its compositions
sufficient antiseptis properties 70
swseten the breath and make the
gum hsalthfui and firm. Its daily
use will help TO prevent tho forme.
ton Of tartar and thu accumuintion
of parsaiticai snifnaicuia 90 iniu.
rioiis 10 teeth aud gum.
w. r. GIDDISGS. ID. u. =.
GEO. w. BRAGDoN, ID. ID. 8.
GEO. II. FAULKNER. d. d. q.
T. ALBIS. ID. ID. s.
l.. NJ. LESSEf, ID. d. q.
Nv. DEsPORTES, u. y. =
ALBERT J. FORREST.
q. p. BROWN, ID. ID. 3.
GEO. r. MILLER
JOS. MoUDY.
We $. cOYEE. L .. q s.a n.
r. &. ID. =.
q. q. GRIFFIN.
J. NJ FOX.
J.w. PUTNAM.
in. PRATHER.
LUBrNs TOOTH POWDER
makes Good Teeth.
Good Teeth make Good Digestion.
Good Digestion makes Content.
menA
Ccntsntnsnt makes liz wsrsh
living
- GETS A BOTTLE.
Stewart / Holmes Drug Co
Wholesale Agents,
sEaYlI yllLi WILL flesIl
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HOTEL ARRIVALS
HOTEL NORTHERN.

HOTEL NORTHERN.
r weinheIm. Everett WE PIummer - Mex
" 4 Cushing. 81 Paul A Whitney. Everett
II Comstoex, New York Il G rrae. Agt Bridget
q p Riley do " r Robb. Kent
& d Perez, Oakland Lewis. san Fran
A + Palmer. Eau Claire NJ Wrestling. City =
L. Anksny, Salla Halla < Brown, Portland
+ II Adams & ", " ) Elliott. :, Paul
Is Place. spokane Mrs Bailey Ga.zeri, City
Murphy, Olympia !. Il Lockwood. Tacoma
I l. Dee, Chicago W Bush. Aberdeen
NJ sailors, Omaha FL Calef. Cnseg6o
J Macon. TT Town q ) List. City
" Carson. City SIS Seff & W. Everett
II Wallace. Portland r II Ferguson, City
THE ARLINGTON.
J I RcreTs. Everstt c II Atkins & W, whsm
A Avery, City Miss Atsins, do
Mss + Niisou, Fsld Ac<ett. Centrsl,a
u Terry, Etsiae AsttefDsr. spokane
W Bcned CT, y Y " " Bauek. NY
X n Moody, Portland NrG,inn & =, Olympia
J Cuantng ham. G t3'A'n q l. Alexander,
" Jsrnesou&s Pc tie ] Joseph, Portland
Mr. Lukkn, Victoria " sheffield. spokane
Ms LGksn, do Walsh s. v,sF
MrsEtIChrfxita1erAc. II Nitt, 81
} RaalasoR. CoupyiIls J BrIttsr. Wailaw
AZ Ossen, Portland
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Hoercs, March 2s.--Ciosing:
Asehi.on ......... is burlington ....... S.,
Bell Telephone. is}ss
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DAcrrrc NAVIGATION COMPANY.

pACIFIC NAvI0ATToN COMPANY.
leaving nom and arriving at Pacific Nav.
iGstten Co.'S dock. foot OF uaivsssity -
r1MH cAnn
In snscs March !. 1884
o1ArrLB-TACONA RoUTR
oT8AHEA STATE OF WAsHrN0roN
" Seattle. ..-s 500 IN Ar Tacoma. :. .e:S5 Nm
Lv seattle. 1913 80 p m Ar Tacoma.. 3: Is , m
Lv Tacoma. i :lo N Ar Seattle. 8: 90 m
" Tacoma. $500 p m Ar Seattle. rs p m
FARE 80 CENTA
La CONNER AND wHrpBY ISLAND ROUTE
sroPPiSe AT HvxRxrr xonrn-Eouxn
STEAMER FAIRHAvES
Going north. leaves Seattle. 9 p IN arrives Ia
Conner. . m. going south. leaves Ia Conner
ESQ m: arrives seattle. p M; stopping q
Edmosda Clinton. nrswnS Point Langley. snake
lum Point Coupevilte, san de fucA, TAX Harbor
Utsaiady. Saturday excepted
d. w. 9ENPLE.
Agent Seattle Telerhoee 6lA
]. r HARMON.
Toleph0ne 81.
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psstts .................S7 4,t57 - 1872 %
91eorna. ................... 73,635 % is.l62 %
rsFfiand. .........+........ 1ii.p0 20 900 %
Business IL rather quiet In anticipation
II the end Of the month. although the
volume keeps up well.
The feature Of the trade on West street
IS the light demand for California
Products, outside Of oranges and lemons.
Less Of these goods 10 being sold this year
Than ever before, because people do not
want them. What small shipments are
thought here sell we'll. bnt the dealers
have sized up tho market carefully and
will not overstock 1t. Oranges and lemons,
are. of course, not included In the aboys,
Ias this market depends entirely upon Cali
iornia for supplies.
Oranges will be advanced Is cents per
box for stock received hereafter, in agree
:ment with tho rise in prices in California.
Prices now range from $L60 to $225 Per
ease, according to variety and quality.
Eggs remsin at "A csnts, but are weak ct
that figure.
Poultry remains firm with tendency
70 advance, especially tho price Of hens.
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IUMr ON THE CRICKET-sxArrxREvr
kccrA Two reund trsps eaiiv exceps endsy
TIME cAhp-Leavs seattle $50 q m ard 2.SS
p m. daily except Sunday Leave FverSts
lo;lS . m and esio p ma. daily sxcops Sunday.
CoaEscsions- Al seattle vita steamer Flyer fas
Tacoma Al Everett. with steamsr NikAsso for
ssohomtah. fAndinEs-F Foot II MAdison street
seattle. foot Hewitt avenue, Evervsl
BARE-seast,e % Kverest cVc: roand Trim 81 Ga
q q NkfF. Managing ownsr.
EAecftvs March 10, 1884
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Portland Grain Market
PORTLAND. March 2S.-FSpeclal. 1-Whsat
Valley, SIC: Walla Walla, 75076c.
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i STEAMER IDAHO
VILE LHAru vKsLgA WHAnp AZ . n
SUNDAYS TUESDAYS AND THURspAYa
For EdmeadA Cltntoa. Browns Point Langley,
utsaiady. F1dalgo City. AnAcorses eallIsa aad
Whatec,n, end on Thursdays going throrxh TO
blaine and eemiahmoo Returning leave What
com Mosasy. Wednesday, SATURDAY ~ p ma
Fare 70 WhAicom. cleo; Freight TO whAscsn q
G D. BRoWNFIELp. NanaSine oN nsr
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.eeD CANAL aouTn

OruAMRR RAYNYuHf
&se9ls epl rsfsrnisAsd leaves Merchants loeh
}Sssasy: Tnsrsdey ers saturday 9 n fos
waup. p1wassa. Hoodspost unisa City ana inter.
mediate points, arriving IN Vaion City ~ p m.
x0Avoa union City 3 . m. Wednesday, Friday
- Sunday. asxiviag il seattle q p m
= = LIBBY. EAstsE
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rvI1EYf MOUTH
sTEXHEa oRaYHoUNA
Daily except sunday.
cO00en0ng Thuraday. 6eoruA}y y lOA
LvS 0AaS0s. 30 . m Lvp esAsls... ass =
Lvs Ivsrsst.. $50 N l-vs Everett. 400 N
Sunday, :: Law: s:.ss:; 90
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SHARES SOLD.

The total sales OF stocks today aRgrs-
gated 163 800 shares, including Atchison,
Q, 700; American Cotton Oil, 1900: Ameri-
can Sugar. 1880: Burlington. 100; Chi
cago Gas. I. 800: Distiliing, 1900: Missouri
Pacific. 800; National Lead. 500;
National Lead. preferred. $500; Reading,
5000; Rock Island, 9, 500: ST. Paul, Is, 600;
Union Pacific, $500.
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The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-09-22
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER %, 1894
STRIKE CASE.

The case of the Carlin strikers cllarg-
ed with conspiracy to obstruct the Z. :.
mail and Interstate was call
ed in the United States District Court at
Carson Monday. Attorneys Jones, Far
rington and Dennis appeared for the
Government, while the defense was rep
resented by Attorneys Woodburn, Mas
sey, Wren and McGowan. The defend
ants, j. G. March, j. Cummings, Patrick
Martin, Thomas Cleary, sam Howard,
~ al, we're all in court and the examin-
alton of jurors commented.
Much discussion ook place as to the
number OF challenges allowed the de.
PENDANTS in a case of this kind, defend
ants claiming they were entitled to ten
I,-remptory challenges, while the pros
es.ution insisted That they could only
exercise three. as the crime did not
partake of the grade Of a felony. Judge
Hawley declared that il was a felony
and allowed the defendants the ten
challenges.
At four O'Clock the following men
were sworn as jurors to try the case
Sam Longabaugh, Fred Ritter, Charles
Gabriel, +. l.. Beals, sam Beer, c.. b.
Hoffman E. T Morton, ID W.. O'Connor
j. o. Tyrrell, Z. NJ. Thompson and q.
n. Cunningham.
Chas. Jobe testified that on June 20
lie went into the hall of the A. X. u.
and about fifty men were present. They
were voting on what they would do. lie
asked a ian what they were voting on
and the reply wa that they were voting
as to whether they would let the trains
go through with the Pnllmans or not.
The vote to take the Pullmans off was
carried. 1t was put by the Chair.
Witness thought that Tom Cleary Was
Chairman of The Mediation Committee.
II. q. Bell testified that he was yard
master Of Carlin at the time of the
strike and saw Tom Cleary, Jas. Dryer
and Sam Howard cot the hose bet wecn
the cars, and that the train wa stopped
by the strikers i'll that way.
w. q. Morgan, trainmaster WAS in
charge of the train on the 10Th. He
knew the defendants. No. 4 was the
mail train. 1t was detained 10y the
strikers. All the men went out and
there vas no one TO make up the train.
After the train MAS uncoupled and the
fnllmans detached, while witness, who
was also train dispatcher, val in the
office. illness coupled up the train a.
gain. Someone then turned on the mir
and stopped the train. Saw March and
Howard between the cars but could not
Tell what they were doing. While he
went into the office to report to the Su-
p~erintendent, they took a switch engine
and detached the PuIlmans. It was
done by Thompson. Edwards and Cleary.
" illness then produced the following
kilograms:
Sec'y. A.R.U., Winnemucca. New.
We have held No. 4 six hours. Could
have held it forever, but on account of
sick pass, myers and leaving Ogden be-
lore the strike started, have ordered
Them to proceed.
j. G.. March.
The same dispatch was also sent to
Sacramento, San Francisco, Reno and
other points On the coast.
Il. V. Debs, Chicago.
Ne ara nuf tn man All frainS fiaI
, 1894-10-10

GOmmifiGr bat ietne2 Dollars meg, un6
barum bie gan3e Qtus9a6e.
90 f0nnten mir Die 8eiipiele nod gu
9uBen0en onftbren, penn es unS Der
9taum 8eltattete nnb AUDI bas nette ''relate
system" beleu3ten, 0ant benz iicb Jest
1T Der StabtfaIle cine 8iertelmiuion OoL7
lars angebduft bat, bon Ser bet StaOtibaBs
lneiiter Dermutbltcb feline Bro3ente be3ie6t.
6Ofentlib fitbrt bic bon 6crtn Wta0Oen
an8eregte ltnterIucbun8 ba8u, baB Dem
99ptnoel enbltcb einmaG geiteuert ipirO,
2ange genu9 BAT e8 geoauert!
, 1894-10-10

SD bite 5u beridiibttgen, baB 6teier
QtrttfeI bon mir 9enou bor 3tpet Sabren 9e7
ibrieben purbe. Wfetn 8eiu6 Oer antertz
tonil6en 8eriu98itationen bat ieinen Snz
bait fat bur9De9 beitGtt9t, tpcnn9Ietb er
AUDI 9elebrt bat, baB Sic amerifanii6en
8ericbte ale 8er6altnilie Der Stationen
nit Elm neni9 mebr OpttmiSmus barr
iteuen, ais mir 81 beiiBen pfIe9en.
S9 babe teinen Qtnitanb genommen,
mei1te Nniicbten itber bic nor6amertfanti9e
G~oncurren3 I'M Sabre 1891 bier o9ne Gorz
rectton nabOruden SIT Iaiien. 0aB lie itcb
IN einigen 8e3iebun9er aL8 irrtg erptelen
baben, sebt aus BEN Getieberi6ten CUR @e7
niige berDor. Ser S6perpunft in Der
decentralization Goncurren3frGge lte8t
beute meineS @ra4tel18 BARN, boB Die 8ez
differing Der 8ereini9ten Staten auem
Nnibetne na6 berart anipdcbit, OaB tie IN
1870 Sabren bereitS cine mtttLere Wetz
s~enernte gu tbrer etqenen GrnG5run9 be-
nOtbist. &etbe 0ei5enernten tperben
iebo3 ben Support amerttaniiben Wet3enS
nod lGngere 3eit BET uns in MuSit3t
iteuen. ltn6 ebenlo mtrb 9Soroamertta
nod DieIe Oecennten i'm Stan6e iet1, WfatS
aus5ufibren. Die acknowledgements
rerr3 6irfte ur8 feline Gorge beretten
, 1894-10-10

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9tftotur an it9 9~erti1en. 1858 lit Der
S9riftiteler Scarf Nuguit 8arnbagen bon
@nie unO 1880 Der 0iterrei9tid6e 5tautsz
mann 0aDmerle geitorbcn. 1887 bat baS
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Diana (20-30 TOOte unO ebenIooiele Ser
punbete) itattgefunOen un6 1888 perunz
gIidt bel Qenn 6aoen in 9enulpLoanien
, 1894-10-10

Sn 9orpat ltarb inn 81. 2ebenSja6re
8rOf. DR.. med. 6rie0rib Sitter, elmer Ser
beoeuten6iten ruiiiiben Nnatomen unb
9bDitoLogen. 8iOber lebrte bon 1886 bis
1869 an Der 9orpater 6o3l9ule unb mar
bon 1858 bis 1865 Rector magnificus
oerielben. @r lit Iangid6rtger BrGiibent
Der ruiiti6en NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gez
ipeien un6 tpurbe 1857 gum @6renmitgItebe
Der 8etersbur9er 2lfabemie Der g8iiienz
ibaften ernaunt.
, 1894-10-10

- @abrenb ma in Qtmerifa nob nicbt
81 einem %anitdnOtgen Sbul3pang fir Die
&inOer i'm Qlagemeinen fommen fam,
trG8t man it3 in 0euti9lanb nit benz
@eOanfen Der Gtnfabrung Der 3tpon8Serz
3iebun8 fir iusenplibe 8erbrecber unb Derz
pabrlOite &tnber BON 0tet95negen. Sine
Oa6in 5ieGenbe 8orIa9e ioG nabitens benz
0tetbStage eemac6t tperben.
, 1894-10-10

- 9tuBlanb unO England bubLen beibe
I'm Die TreunOi9aft Sapons. 9tuBlanb lit
an Sopan, 81 tpel6em eS it9 bon 0Ornz
6erein frennOli9 9eiteut, ndber beranges
riift, @n9lonO iieDt ii9 ~gesDun9en, in Der
6reunoihaft nit China cine Nbtiblung
berDOrtreten gu Laiien un6 bie Sapaner
onSanaei9nerl.
, 1894-10-10
0er lo0t 0o2
5Wr QGe 3rGuNOe OoS 6umOrS-mo pr TT es n9t2-en BaI
5r Gr5ottOruO0 unO 5Nr Oerl6eudung 6OlT canIen.
5omilie 8udhhol5>
Don 9rltma 9ttmne.
Don 9ttlttrH Stfnne-

Sem beutidleien6en 9u6ifum Die b%eOnberen Sor5uge Otets
g8erfes, feline feline Satire un0 Die %genit6Ool behere 2ebenss
onidouung nod beiOnbers an5upreiien, bieBe Waier ins 0}eer tra9en
Jat es Oo) III baum II sabren 80 Auaa9em erlebt. @Ogor
Der nit leinena Sob 10 farge altreidskan1ler Oontte III einem SonO'
ldreiben benz gerfoRer 6ersli6 fir Die 9enuBrei6en @tunben, tue9e
linn Die 2efttre bes 8uGes per19affy bas 5eitpeGig tDd9renO l3wes
rer 8ronf6eit i'm ieGbf feline @6mer5en pergeTen 1ieB.
9ie1e8 8uf feQen mir ben 2elern bes 9benbblattes unter be-
ionOers 9lnfigen geoingungen our 8erfigung.
Gtsem 2 Coupons uuo 20 Gents 1T gaar 9eben mir bas 8u9
in Der Office ab, JWr oeufelben Oreis wrO es audi portOfrei tn
8nlauo pet Dof uerfanOt.
, 1894-10-10
Ser nQTbedcr General : Qtnseiger

= Ser v3ibe6cr General Nn3etger"
bonn 8. September i6reibt: u0te 8etRetz
ligung an ben am 3. September erfolgten
8ablmdnnerpa6len fir ben brauni6pei9iz
id6cn Qanbta8 tpar ioipotl bier ais au6 in
SSena cine 10 .i9tpa9e, bag gta9ma0len
ltattfin6cn miiien." 0as fommt 6abon,
menn in 2ibed un6 Sena unnitBer Beile
g8ablen fir ben brauni6weigii6en 9anbz
tag itattfin6en. Die Na9pabIen unterz
bleiben boffentli6.
, 1894-10-10

Elm 8ergni9un8s3u8 ber 2ebig0 8aaep
8a9n, Der bon MitaIie6ern fat1OliiAer
8ereine gefilt lit; So &obte unb 40 Ser
nul16ete.
, 1894-10-10

= Ser 3uderribenanbau Galifornterls
1T, pie BrOf. 6. SO. 6ilGarO BON Der
California StaatSuniDer1itGt mtttbetlt, i'm
2aufe bDn nur feds Sabren BON 100000
ouf As, 600, 900 Pfb. eeltiesen.
, 1894-10-10
6 @sfts@atGtgamz@abu
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unb s lbr abet0s. >" ' "9F ~eor9ens
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NIB WeuOminee nm 7lbr Mbs. Oe9
9to9 Srenb 9a0em, Nelsfe9OH. @rano gtonibs ),
UNI 1880 NbenoS. S9nntog5 a-usgenOmmen.
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9tot1 gseanaba. @faniittqus uua 8ap qorts gouftass
I'm Z ubr Mbenos. "f'"SS
Office uub 9ods: Sus Der Mi9ioan @os. 2cnhon
, 1894-10-10

Kbicago & Stcrtbsp eTtert,= GiS embahu. Sidet
" Sffices 9o5. 2O6-208 g~(nrf=5troBe, an Der
OotIeg Noenue Station uuO ON 2epot @ds @Beas.
uuo &iu5te-9traBe.
, 1894-10-10
Die Camille DndD0lf.
SUtmoiS Central.

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II. StraBe IMP 8art Rolo. 3hge fHr ben Suben fDnneH
ebeufaa8 all %. StraBe. 80. 6troBe unD Spoe Bart qes
npu,meu lueroeu. 8ldets in Der Stabt-Of1te, 1914 6ab
&larfsStraBe, Iuo int Nubitoriuu=6 Dtel.
, 1894-10-10
@bfabrt anfanft

WttIoaafee lln6 %gsatihe = @bfa5ft: F3 20 g %
$3.50 M., +11:30 st, - g., IS g.. IS yt., g 81,
ii o.; Qntunft: '7:S5 Nt. 1880 Nt, 1905 3d.,
'11:3O 81, lib g., "A g, '6;l5 81, $3.50 q.
@aufeiba - 46fobrt: II 81, 1880 Do, t3 g.,
IS &C.; &ufuuft: 1905 81. f1:15 81, 1915 q.
&odforb uuO 5~reepprt-@6fobrt II SC, +10:15 ST.,
+4:l5 g., t11:30 q. aufnnft: 1000 W&., 1915 g.,
1855 g. +l1:10 N.-'Sdglid. +5d9lif, ous9enunlmen
SonntoQs. F9agltdo, 0toutogS ouS9enonmei1. +5a9.
lid. @omito98 onsgenonnlen. sgtnr 9onntaas.
, 1894-10-10

lbOnnirt auf Oa$ ~gbenbbGatt ser Sainots
Staatss 3ettung Breis l Sent.
, 1894-10-10
" - Union poHeneer Station.
n IzennSg!vanid li1gs.

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3IdeT=Offiees: Mn Der Station, in 248 o. Start
StreBe, SIDE 5odion, uub i'm Auhitoriunt=o pteI.
9ur9=3I9e fobren pie folgt mad @~entral= 3eit:
, 1894-10-10

Ssg3tGbi0en Geufr0I=, sfcp DorR GcntraI= t.nS
@@ Boftoa Sc Loa;9=@5icnbahuess .9ie
gtia9ora Sous G2Oute. 8I9e p~erIaiien unb fontu1en on
n Der neuen &ertrol:Stotipn an Safe SrOnt. SUB BON
Fort Jtole. nub p. StraBe. SO. StraBs, unb Spbe Part.
Stabt=Stdet=OffiCe 81 ~@larf=Strage.