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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-02
NELSON'S ROAM PONY.
His Title becomes Tangled mp
Through other Owners.
BUT nE GETS COMPENSATION.
Eaushmxn's Beads 90 BE Forfeited
The lake shore Fereeiosars-ke-
port OF the County Farm

A dark roar. wh1ts-sace6 Indian pony
worth only afsw dollars ~as lately sab
tset 81 prolonged contention before JUS
tee Of the Peace Caidrssi, and now the
case has been Appealed 20 the superior
court. The ssony was taken up sonae tine
ago and sold under at estray sale 70 man
named Boyd. who IN surn sold IL 20 VIII
fam A. Flindesl, of Cedar Mountain
Faindsli last August foand buyer IN the
person OF Louis s. Nelson. Of this city,
who paid $50 Tor the pony. ,ogsfher with :
saddle. Nelson kept the borss only little
while. when he was served with notice
BY II. s. Alfred, al Indian. that the horss
belonged TO him, and that il must Be de-
Iivered a, once or ssit would De brought,
Nelson investigated his supposed title 10
the pony and found that the Indian we
technically correct: that while the horse
had been sold at an estray sale. ihere was
q material defect In the procedure, and
that the only thing 70 do was 20 give Az
fred his property Nelson then insisted on
FllndeIl making good whatever loss hsa
been sustained, which be estimated Al 70
spent in defending title and other charges.
increasing the sana quite materially. Mel
son retained the saddle, rs be had acquired
. clear title 20 that. and accepted $50 in
partial satisfaction Of tae case.
THIS sum. however, he did not consider
sufficient, and brought the action IN the
Justice court. Flindeli thereupon COM
puisd the actual outlay and nxed il a.
$50. which he paid into court In cornplete
satisfaction of whsteyer claim Nelson
might have. Bat Nelson would not ae-
cspt this, as he had demanded 81 day Tor
sixteen days feed for the pony, during
which time. Fiindell says. the horse was
In the service Of Nelson. At the iatter's
meat market. 1919 Seventh street. The
decision Of the lower court vas that Finn
deli pay Nelson an indemnity OF SIS. aud
Flladeii has sought relief in the superior
e9rFt
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CASES SCR rog TRIAL

Ia ,hs superior court Yesterday Judge
Osborn set cases for trial as follows:
Sancy Il. Bo9art VS.. Louise Y. Ward ct
a. .-ueremter IL
I. =. Davis vs.. &. E. Chafey et al
December Il
Stxmand Schwabacher We. George n
Van Doren ct ai.-December b.
Cram ct al. vs. Madison et al.-Dccefn-
Der Il.
Adams VS.. Miller ct a. IL
Columbia a Puget Sound Railrosd
Company VS.. ]. ]. eKinnon-Decem :
Der u.
A. W Reed vs.. X. P. Mathews ct al
Ie~efftf,sr IA
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Elliott. Mary e Gierinz. Anra ~haw:
Cara wairaxn. Rachel O. Rich and Richard
Hansaeig. heir. of the deceased, are joined
81 the suts
In sas case o. Fraak l.. Leslie rs ID
~srd 2.ssext the deposition Of FRANK
Brooks 0f Denver. VAS h3sd - TIE 80 fss-
ria~ coars vesterdsg. The gait concerns
s. CO. ALLEGED 20 have teen advances Tor
stock in toe proposed sxne ter 81 the Seattle
Rednetlon and Refining Work and Tor an
interest IN 80 acres OF Land near NIX
land.
Judgnen. was given IN the superior
court yesterday ss sosso~s: ~. .ssi.sy "
Gssdys z. Baker 81 81. 81. 80. -; =. ".
FarweiI Va. z A Aackay, stlAsss Wsfs-
ism Banks 81 al vs. FaFmers Insurance
gosauauv. cost. 70 tgasntiff By stipulation. .
TraStsu +. Dyer ". &. z. Drum moad e.
al, 81 50. George " Fisher et al. Va ID.
n AcMnsIea 81 a.. sIl2A
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Ioohing Cor Raushmaa.. nena.men.

An order Tor summons by publication
has been issued out of the superior court
In the case of Henry Raushman, partner
of Matt Ries. the bunco man in the county
jail awaiting transportation to Walla
Walls. The order includes the names OF
Raashman's boHdsmen. G. W. Counover,
v. l.. Chucovich. Morris Pelr, II. r. Gold
water, c. w Mullen aud Walter Coffman.
who are said not now to be ,ssidents of
the state. Kaushman vas last heard from
Ia Arkansas. where he was employed on
railroad Mullen was in Tacoma short
while ago. The whereabouts of the other
bondsmen are unknown.
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ratheiIc chnrrhe.

oar Lady Of Good He3D-SeRth Famrta and
Washington streets. Rev T. Y Prssontalue
pNsfet- low nass. s a. n. hSA mass. 1913 a
H. beaea3ction. = ~ 2. m
fsomAcp}aIe Caaccptlan-sixsA ana sp-.nv
streets Rev. lcfoF osFrsad. : J.. pAstor Con-
1aesea - tnc }esG1fs ksrly has. Q s. m and
n n hiEa BASS. ls-5s = n Saagay scaool,
3. u.
Saare3 Heart Bell nus SIKH streets rsn.
agrtea By the &s1empseF3sts kcv joseph A
ksstz. G. - T., pastcF &sox asass VIII SCI
moa. e. IA AGA mas, With scgraen. I3.sJ a
~. -8utng sraoQB. 2s5A s. N. Mo5V Family A.
sselstiea aaeerng. : p IA Fcspecs. sermon Saa
hsac4ieisoa. T.59 3. ia
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a-7---7T--7---
SEw YORK Els.
rmr sroeK rxcnAxaE.

Nrw ToEY Dec l-After an irregular
opening the stock market assumed de-
cidediy strong tone, and under the leader
ship Of Sugar the active list and many OF
the specialiies advanced steadily 10 the
close. iinal sales being ia most Instances at
the highest point Of the day. The absence
OF anv pressure 10 sell induced the short
interest 10 cover, aud the announcement
made officially that the Sugar trust
had shut down merely for few days led
to a sharp buying movement In the shares
Of the company. In many quarters il was
believed the action Of Hayemeyer was a
stock jobbing scheme for the purpose OF
shaking out weak holders. rs well as to
make quick turn in the stocks. Under
these circumstances. after opening AZ re-
action of q, Sugar rose sharply "a, clos
ing within a of the highest, and at
an advance on the day Of ~. There was
good buying In ths Changers. ali
of which reached the top in the final sales.
ST. Paul scored gain OF X on heavy COW
ering, darlington x. Northwest = and
Rock Island x. Lake Shore recorded an
advance Of Is, Tobacco ~. Oregon Sayi-
CATION |. Pacific Mail x and National
Lead y. Oregon Improvement and Cot
ton III, preferred, declined \. ana Distili-
ing =. During the week the shares spscu-
iaton has been rather qnieter than usual.
a majority of the stocks traded in showing
losses on the weeks transactions. The
favorable influence of the successful plac-
ing Of the new government loan has been
discounted during the preceding week,
and the scaling of the dividend by North
western. together with reports of decreased
railroad earnings and President Have
meyers bear talk on Sugar, had depress-
ing effect on the general market, The
total saies of the four days of business
were ssl 800 shares. The bond market
ruled nrm during the dag, ana on good
trading some material advances were re-
corded. The market was unsettled during
the week. ana prices moved irregularly.
The sales aggregated 81. SIC. 600.
WEEKIY BANK STATEMENT
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MAKE MONEY.

AS basE ehxnra Il sna ysSr Is offered 70 mea
With aE8lns and rsGeT ssas Aeat - ouea a. o.
Ice Tor she sac Of sae Or. site SSw liar
tfower Remedies, sola IN ter guarantees. 40
Ii Ala. No PAY" Ea&se r@zSst. have Re Z
rISlEe eeaEasnce foF sbs pest axe yssfs, ogt-
lasting 81 oshe .. = : nsoGSg faF barhxss aaa
issAs aeeass T. berAI terms ATite a. onee 10
MAREISgZ & CO. 80 Msfset ssssss. 1&a Fran
e4secs sar ExelCEfyE asszc4ss
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Lutheran Churcha..

English Holy Trinity-Seventh and Union.
Sunday school, e:i5 q m Services discontin-
ued until arrival of pastor
German I.uiAsran--Duwamlshm mission, san
der's hall. belo. Sweeaey's brewery. sunday
school, l@S0 n M Services ESQ every other sun
DAY.
German LutheFsa-SeE vices in hall corner OF
A<ia aad Twelfth streets every sunday at 1915
Sunday school, ESQ n. IA. Rev. 81 Z.
basie, pastor; residences. i3lS Main street
Aorweg an anish-F Fourth anG Pine streets.
) =. Toiielsoa, pastor. study in basement
services, IL a and y H. sunday school,
$3.50 a. m. Prayer meeting. Thursday, p. m.
swedish Evsngeiical-Third street. near Pike.
Rev. Martin L Larson, pastor; residence, li2l
Fifth street between Pike and Uaion. sunday
school, ~ 10 p m Services i0:45 g. "a aud ,.
N, and Thursday. p. m
Rainier Heights Mission-At Presby terian
church, Market street sunday school At 80 ..
N. every sunday. Services al $50 =. N. every
other sunday. Pastor, 4. knappe; residence
1919 Tenth street; assistant pastor, Rev. w. II.
kursz, 1919 Tenth street
German Evangelical, lions congregation
Freed's hall. Niath street, between Pine ard
Olive. services, 1879 a. m. aud 1880 p N.
sunday school, 9 a IA. "Bibelstunde," wedaes-
day, $50 p. m. Lutheran Young Peoples So
clety, Thursday, 9:Sp.
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sScoaa-NaFtA seattle. Bepahi ran sna Pop-
Ia ssseSts- segSieos. 4 e n ard 80 2 n
Prot. Eageae 4l.sT. A. ". Paslo-.
FI~sE-TAlrd sna Pms stress Rev. Clark
Davis. yszssor Services. a. a. IN. caa4aesea ~
Rev AEeasAS &Ses Ess2lnE services IA
unsev Aessaees q the Y 2. ) 81 tAe ohurch
sanAaY sekool. !.
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Episcopal Churches.

81 ss<p hen - ESlisrt--SegvIees Il q n and
- = IA kSS. r E Hy4Ana. rector.
$. Nsrr's-N osdlssa pas Rsv George II
"stsoa. y. y. a. cA.rEx kysalag prAysF, -
J.
= Az-k's-Fitth kn3 olive streets. Rev Dsvsa
t.assagaa Garrett. FectSF. Fsrs& SUNDAY a
&4Sc@A c4E1&F sSras2, 50 q "a New
sessoas VII o. introduces gss1sv. L4snmy ssr.
E1ea O. tie Asveas aG1 Hey SozzmaElsa. Il
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James Monroe, known as Curly about
whom SO mrch.has been written In refer
encs to the roe over the Merrissey- Fineus
pFizehght. surrendered himself 20 an
Everett Justice dsY before yesterday.
pleaded guilty TO \ charge Of assault and
battery and vas lined $40.
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nearing Lake shore rereele.are Car

The afternoon in the United States
court yesterday Was taken up by the argn-
ment OF ATTORNEYS ia the foreclosure case
Of the Union Trust Company, of New
York. vs.. The Seattle, Lake Shore & East
ern railroad. which vas brought up on a
bill 81 exceptions 90 the answer of the de-
PENDANTS The exceptions we're sustained,
and Il now devolyes upon the defendants
10 file n new answer
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Kefarmea Churches

German Rsfornsi church. Ballsrd-Posf
street as second avenue @. Graedel, pastor
servtces sua savs AZ Ill g. n. sunday school AZ
IS q n.
German Reformed church, seattse-seveats,
between Pine asa Olive streets services 81 II
q N ami I'D p every sunday. SUNDAY
xehool. IL a m
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Christian shurehes.

Olympic Avenue Church of Christ, ia oiym-
PFC svenus-R- II. -, pssioE sunday
sxhoel 10 a m; preaching. II q n. and 80
= N.
Fsrst-Seueca street. neIween Third sud
Fcarth Preaching II \ m. Rev. : NJ Free
lad: Enseayor meeting, e:l5 p Nh; sunday
school. I2.S9
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Unttariaa Church.

Tenth aud Pine, John Glen, psstoF-Sahbaih
school, s.s5 a. IA; preaching morning and even
ing; prayer meeting, Wednesday night
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City mission.

CITY Mission bail, corner of South Third and
Jackson streets->eryiees sunday Al and 1.45
meeting conducted by Young PEOPLES society
oil Christian Endeavos. Chaplain I. Rees.
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unttnd Prr.hxtarinn Church.

Sixth and Sc eca streets. Rev :. Del john
sson. pastor, residence. 7la Spring street Scrv-
ices, II a. n. ana T.S0 ?. II. sabbath school.
L IS p. N. Youag Peoples society, 6:l5 y. N.
Prayer meeting Thursday. z:So p. IL
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Young mems rally tails afternoon at O'Clock.
III Association all. Bright. attractive music
led ny Association male qns-tette with o.ches-
ny Rev ~ A Major, pastor of second Pfescy
terrain church. Young men especially well
come
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Restitution.

Seventh, between Pike aud Union. NJ
services Tor the present sunday school, Il 80
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Decentralization and Birch streets. Rev.
Aug Ernst, pastor, $40 Harrison streets. Services
II q. n. AMI D. n. sunday school. a:45 a.. IN.
Young Peoples meeting. 7 p II. Literary en-
tertaiament 4ast sunday OF each month
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Methodist BBt<eScai Naurcnes-
P-es6fsmg Ezss~. Rer. r Ford o. D.. eoraer
Eisgts cz1 zwaz streets 4Hsea lax
esrmzn-szswars ard Tatrtesats. Rev. Joseph
Heyp, paszor: res sesee. 1911 Ialrsseaza- ssry-
ices. II 4 n aa1 80 h
sox~ewssr- TsanssA--Effsh and olive Rev. f. J.
LaEdsgasr5. f.4sfor. residences. - oaTs. ee-F-
Eess. II n m and 10 p u.
Madison szree.--MA1fscn aud Clove-dsie. Rev.
" A Coviugton, pssror- Services. i9s@ - IN
80 p II sunday ecnGoi. 80 p n Ep-
worth League, go p m
James street African NJ. Z churrh-Rev- Alien
VI. @hnisy. F4ssss- Pfe@ealnx. II = n Sur
Car Sen0o4, 7. ~. praise meeting T-3 p u I;
preaching b. sne paster- p H
Gilman PARK. BHilsra-Rev. W. II tombstone.
pastoF. Services II g. M aud ?. IA. -undsy
school 10 :. r.; class E1eeLng. Il m Junior
League. $50 Z. n Epwerta Lssgue I'D p n
etscc-aainicr aaa King streets Rev. ". 7.
Ford pastor: Te ideaee, ai8 -atisr stEses; sery-
ices. II 3. n. and 7Sl ?. m sabbath school.
Il IS p m; Evxortn L~ague, ss4s p NJ; PRAYER
meeting. thursday evening, .. n; class meet
fnzs, Tuesday evening"
TriaIsy-Mereer and Kentucky streets. Rev.
y r. Tedries, pastor. parsonage ad3oinlng
churca- services. Ii g. n. and 80 p m An
sutgmnaI morning service By tae sabbath
school. Evening" subject, ~Tnconscionsness 81
TrBe Beauty and Of Weakness Csass meegiug,
10 .. junior League. $50 p. m Epwors
Lesgue. $50 ,. n. Prayer meeting. Ihnrsday
evenings. Thanksgiving services next Thurs
DAP AZ Ie.5) q n. and 80 p m
first-Third and Marion streets. Rev. w. A.
sAanklin, ~pazior. Residence. 81 seneca street.
Preaching AZ II a. M. AID 7.Se p m Morning
uojvet, "MaitTeatnaEt OF the Christ evening
subject, "A scripture Character sketch. rae
following pusicai programme will be given:
MISUNDERSTANDING voluntary, "Aorcenux.
schmidt. anthem, 80. Ise Joyful, BFidgesateT;
900, Mrs. Jennie Hsugstou EdmaaGs: con-
Ealng voluntary, March Fsambeaux," Clarke.
Evening Voluntary. extrac. from -onats.
Beethoveni anthem. 20, Be Joytui,' Bridge
wafer. solo. Ayr0n Groui: concluding vol
uutary, March -o3onelles Bafisse- Class
meeting, 70 s.. m. Sunday sehooi, l1.a0 p N
Epworfh League, $50 pc M. Junior Lesg Ne.
Mondsy, .. IN. class meeting, Tuesday, ?.
m; offacial board meetiag. fist Monday ia each
month at p. ID. EpsoTta League business
meeting, second Monday, S n m. Aomans
foreiga Missionary seeiey. first Wednesday.
80 ?. IA: Ladies Aid sOcisiy, second aud
fourth Wednesday. 2;50 = m.; Woman Home
Missionary society, third Wednesday. go n II.
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Seattle Branch. No. ], OF the Theos OPTICAL So
cie.y. Sunday, 2. m IL is new hall, Oh Third
sireeI Lecture Dy II. 7. Turner on ..Reiigioas
OF the World
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Barraeks. sI5 Jsck,
rree a,e,l.ealst church.

Barracks, sI5 Jackson street Prayer meeting.
: a. N. Holiness nesiiHg. IL a. "a. Free and
easy, 2. EOusiag meeting st p. ID.
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Services every sunday afternoon at o'clock
.. hail, 235S Front street
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n. 1fse's %sw Ear Grower does al 81 these
thtngs Al 50 MasEes sfs $50 EEauclseo, rooms
!, :. VIA 5s feua1 separate apartazsats for
ieases sBa gezslxmsn eeStrIaE - receive april
eatoa IS thase relaasisS Consultation tree
Cores fs1z.s .eGea SamEl 9enEis1
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THREE FACTS
Unknown To MANY People.

FAlHsFi 2 Azs besa nrd nTa y csrEA
AG1f se esq aae bra ard o1g ~ cured.
62aHras A..z as-s a q osn y csrcf
fsz ~ Gag f0r sfsEits. Ne Aair, 70 pog.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.


fNotices fox taIs eepsrtne1t rust hs hx7sssd
in by c'es0ex Saturday 70 insure .nsertsonl
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The total sales Of stocks today were i0-. =.
90 shares. including American SaeAr
3 lNe. Burlington. $50. Chicago Gas
: seo. nasg Ing. ASas NortA9e.ss-a,
4oas Reading. s.10a. Roek Island I. 80:
81 PAal Is. So Western Unlon. s 40.
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SANDWICH ISLANDS AND AUsTs,~
STEAMSHIP LlNE-H arrimoo. seut - ~ ~
Oct. 10; wsrrlmoo. Nov. l6. asd nca,A,sas A
Alter.
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wKEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-13

-Gobem, P. DC. Sebcn uns Scioeu unIers
icimer sottIid,cn iuugfrduIidjen Y,utter IRA;
ria. Neu ]bsarbeitet uou Df. Siueel. Reid tuuitrirts
Cuurts2I5sabe. -. Aufass. 1852 =. Su Seoers
bauo Sl.O0.
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@erehti9ter " M @.

VeteWtIHttt " 4 I q.
@cfGnaniBoirettor: ,Sie i6einen
iib beiiern 81 wollsu, uno Sic ~intereI>
lireu mid; Tam i6 etpas tbun, nm
Sbr S6ifial Su linoern?"
Sermtbeilter: ,Sa!"
8efln9niBoirettOr: yg8as?"
@erurtbeilter: rSahen Sic mid
'raus!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-13

tpHlHIfIrte elten unoern VT
leerss Seriprebeit, id) purou
Deher. "a reriuf,te i'd
iuelder mir erIlirte, mir
ben. Sic f5rHeu iif bens
@are uidjt Der @eoante OIL
iIeiHeH Siuoer sesueier, id)
I5iurg BON meiaer GuaI
fpnute id ilr Tie t5ur; bier
rIhrer mint snreheu ~,
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fit 0as 6at@diIde 1o(6.=

- Sninreridl, Nina Ratbariud, oasarmc Scbcu
nno bitterc Sciocr uniercs S.errn Seiu Sbriitt
nno ieticr beiligiten Wutter Maria uebit ben
~SebeImHtnen oes alien Suuoe5 mad ben Geithleu Der
9oine. AnIia Ndtb. Gmmsrth. 0erausssqebsu pom Z.
=. y. sd m6g or, a. D. 6. ,. auerb. Erl6iers. W(it
appreciation oes SCrru SiihoiS pom 3c1ersburg. Reid
tuHltr. fradt5Iusaa5e. in Quart. 1910 z. 8oms
plsi broldtrt IN 20 Setter ieoes 80 Seuts.
SoSielbe tu 800 /, haIb Morocco, Srtgiuals2eiu
Uanooste, reid ~pergploet $50.
SasIeltt IN Gbo. !, Rorocco. reid psrsoIo. Crisis
uaIcede uuo @oloihuitt $1,000.
IuSltlbe in Vbo. 3. oeriel6e Giubauo nit ? uers
golNstCu Sbliessu Sl2.OO.
gFsbr ais 20 iur oaS &ert sissuS se;eidnete gi(oer
brtustu Dem Seicr e%tn;slus GrstguiNe Der bell. @eihi6ts,
beoeutldlns Sertlibtstteu uuo widtise betlige @egeus
ldRse IN iebr seireUer uue tuuitltriih poAenoeter Sars
teuuua inr Auid1uuua, 10 oaB ereies Sud ais elm
fatboliifes pradItmerf i'm tSsLten Gimme ses
@ortes be;etdHet rUeroeu bari.
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gilen6a@n.
9ies 1T bic tlIr;e Route ua5
Oantton, Council Sluffs,
Smaba uno San EranciscI

~ ~ 80 - 'NSNhN 'A"ND
Oantton, Council Sluffs,
Smaba uro San 6rancisco,
iiber Sipur Gitp.
lfa6 2luitiu, Snatonla, Mirleapolis
mn ct. l;dil. iiber &aterioo II. Moua.
9fad Otarlbaltown. GirIntel, Sttunmd,
iibcr Ndlep.
lfa6 Grouo Sructiou uio SeS Woiles,
iIber Sort Cooge.
Siss o~ertoiien oas SatnotS Central Depot fur ben
WelteH mte toIgt:
SaIagtrrIase. . 10 gln, tdslta. aass, Souutass.
...... 2;35 atW. ,
......74O Jint,
qceum oeotiouSSi1e2:30 glT.. :. .
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ME beioHoere gort9etle. Ste III etn5Ige. Del9e
2urdSl9e 5pliden DUBUQUE uHo { 40 lauien ldbt.
ami bat ie oAsM S4lailpa9gDHS if Gag. II. Jtabt.
5iigeu. Die bis SbltogO oUrDgeDeu
Boifogtere. Die iiioltd1, nab g. Souis, Sairp,
louisville, Eaibpilc, ~ Hpbts, Yeip CIR:
tsans oeer HlaBeH III SeraS G. n tperoen rain be-
f6roert uuo MAIDEN iihere Yer6tuouHqcH
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$50. l0:45 Y(m,
S.W .@itgtear, 4}aii. auo Sidets 2toeltt.
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9os + t.

g.: Ser Serr &Ommer3ienrath
Mt0ier reilt aber and nit ieiner Jami=
lie BON einem Babe ms unoere!"
g.: ,S%awObl-oer mOdte oa$ Gi=
I%enbabnneb oaSl benuBen, I'm fltr Ielne
SOGter eihen Wtann e%in3uiangen!"
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WuBte ata Stod sebeu.
Geehrte 6erren.

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gabre Sere.
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ariitiebudp. @uuoerbare 9ssebsHbeitsu
uno SrSabluugeu pom benz sloruiiroiglteu b~etligitel
AltarsiOtromente aus Dem SebeH Der Setiisen aler Sci
ten uuo SGbrbuuoerte. gtit 5drbeutttelbiIo uuo uitleu
reueu SolibHtttbtloeru seSteri. 80 2. Guarts 5oTs
mat. Su ~Seoerbauo $500.
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5errn DR.. Streu.

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4uTf HFtt JA TNETNNs U W.T. WI
inter- ieiner Sebanoluns nitlt
NOD eiueu britten Gr3t,
i6rue niat sebpIfen iuers
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meinen Mlara unb meire 6
bate mir ben Sob ais gr
setulnidt; uno bod iuas
lag i6, tonnte MIDI Hiflt
einmal bic Gusers6fHcu. Sd
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seasnoe BON oeu Iiebeu seilioeu @ottes

Sc9fuoc pptt ocn ltcben S,ctitget u ottes,
mad ben beitsr Cuslsu %bsarbeitet pom u. Stt, Staotz
piarrtr. Nlebit (itelltablitib. sroBem Sableau pom Serus
iaiem uuo iber 300 Stloeru in 6ol;ihnitt. Nit mebz
rersu biidot. Approbatioueu. %. Aufase. SuartzSors
mat. 1890 z. $500.
-GteisLbe, Sttausaussabe, in 2 saHbsu; ss6uns
ben. $3.50.
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Terpnen, relte Grunowuuaen bel ben gusfeaen BON 8usnthca emsnsie1e
wanf5en, upnen ibrem Sdretsn Elm idbaabreHttes, fanhrts gcuuet beHagu, IN
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