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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-28
WILL.

DEALER IN
5telnway, Knabe, Webber, Emer-
son and other pianos.
Storey Il Clark and Earheh organs.
All first class makes OF sewing ma
chimes.
Smaller makes OF musical instFu-
ments and supplies.
Genuine needles, oil and new parts
for all makes OF machines.
Sewing machines and organs re-
paired and cleaned.
Two doors north Of postofiiee. Salem,
Oregon.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-28
Birch Bark Shoes.

Shoes and other articles besides bas-
kets and cabinets are manufactured from
birch bark by the Russian peasantry.
The bark from which these articles are
made is from the inner skin of the Rus
sian birch tree, common in almost all
parts of the empire. 1t is gathered
spring and fall, and the process is a very
simple one. An incision is first made
around the trunk of the tree, and the
peasants have knack of tearing or un-
winding the bark from the starting
point, which gives them strip of even
width that they wind into a ball and
keep through the winter until it is dry
enough to use. 1t is then made into
shoes, baskets and other useful articles
The barks shoes are universally worn
by the Russian peasantry. Other shoes
used in winter are made Of Sleeps wool.
These are manufactured by itinerant
cobblers who travel from house TO house,
using the peasants own Materials
Philadelphia Ledger.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-28
increase Of Suicides In Austria.

The increase in the number Of suicides
in Austria, which is stated 10 have been
very marked in the sixties and seventies.
fell on in the 10 years l8S0-9O. Since
the latter date however, IL has again
become noticeable. In 1891 the number
Of suicides was e72. in the following
year it was 9Os, and last year II reached
/, OO5.-Lond0n Times.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-28

The prophets tell us that we shall all
travel by airship one Of these days. but
the experience will not be a novel one y,
TO those who have lived ON heirships all
their lives. Newport NewA
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-28
HUE Wing Sang Co.

Teas, chinawaFe, Japanese Fancy
Goods, Embroidered Silks, Screens, la
dies underwear, dressing gowns. ivory,
pearl, bamboo ahd laquerware, mating.
firevork and everything a oosL
1Bin ne c0uFt Eirssl. SALEM.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-28

erRIreYrELp, Mo. Aug. 1ath, 1898.
II can speak In the highest terms Of
your medicine from my own personal
knowledge. Twas affected with heart
35 years, was treated by the very best
Dhyeicians ana spent hundreds OF dol
lara, tried every known remedy with
out hnding relief. Ihaye only taken
one bottle OF your p. P. p, and can
choerfully say it has done me more
good than anything have ever taken.
i oan recommend your medicine to all
auffeeere OF the above diseases.
II MRS. NJ. M. WEARY,
Springfield. Green County, Mo.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-28
and ScrofuIa

Ladies' whose systems are poisoned
and whose blood Is in an impure condi-
tion, due TO menstrual irregularities,
are peculiarly benefited by the WON
critics OF p. p. p. .-Prickly Ash, Poke
Root and Potassium.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1894-08-18

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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1894-08-18

NUPRENE COURT:
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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1894-08-18
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Abendblatt., 1894-10-30
Rebrt zurId.

Srau gictor 9. 8. Wtub8e, 6eren Name
nit benz mpiteriOien 8eri9win6en bes
photographer GbarleS S. 9artIeD in Ser
b~tnbun9 gebra9t ipurOe, tebrte geitern
tab Chicago 3uriG unb mar lebr erboit
iiber bic @eri6te, tpeIc6e itber ite in ltmz
Iarf tparen. Sic mar bel tbrer S9neiter
in Salt Safe GttD 9etpeien unb bate bis
3l ibrer &udtebr no9 GDtca9o nicbts BON
Der Sa9e 8eb0rt. QIub uiiie ite nibt,
peSbaIb Srau 6artGeD ite 10 i9dnbli9 Oere
leumDet babe un6 nod peniger, tuesbaLb
bteie i6ren @enabl 10 berbGbti9c; ite babe
INNER geglaubt, baB 9err unb Sral
6artle0 in einem IiebeDoQen SerbGLtnilie
3u chamber 9elebt bGtten.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-30
Stdott1hes,
IN elmer 9efdbrltden Oe9eno.
8ranofdaoen in oen RoI3hofen pom Ger
GIobe $u1nber 60,

4IS ser NabtpGc6ter 9atrif WaalOneD
geitern Qbenb gu ipater Stunbe an ben an
ber Gbroop Ctr. un0S outbz8rdnb getegez
men 9ot5b0fen oer Globe 2um6er So.
DOriiber9ing, fab er pI0Blicb aus eineut Der
6Drt aufgeitapclten 6oG5baufen cine 9roBe
Slamme empori3ieBen. ST alormirte TO-
fort bic Teuerlpebr uub tnner6olb tpeniger
Wtinuten mar bteie CUR Stele. DaS 6euer
bate ober troBbem ibon einen bebeuten6en
l1mfan8 erreibt, 10 baB Der ebenfaQs etn>
treffenbe Teuermari9au 6eaneD e5 fir
geratben belt, einen ~3tpeiten NGarm a63uz
8ebe1t. 2Luf bieien bin eri9ien au6 6oS
SeuerbDot 0eDier unb 6ur9 Deien 6tlfe Qez
Lang es, bic SLdmmen 5u unterbriiden,
no6bem elm S6aben bon ettpa $1,000
Deruriocbt tporben mar. l1eber bic l1ria6e
6eS 8ranbeS tit man iieb mod tntner ntcbt
int &Laren, obpobl Bic Seuerleute nte Bic
BoIt3iiten geneigt itnb al13unebmen, baB
cine 8ranbittftung Dorlie9t. @S lit ba8
Dterte WeaL felt benz 9roBen Seuer in Sen
Morttn'i6en 0oI3b0fen, baB es BEL ser
@Gobe 2uu1ber So. 9ebrannt bat un6 5tpar
fam bas Seuer iebes W2oL an berieLben
Steue, tpo es AUDI 8eftern Nben6 entOeft
ipurbe, gum NuSbrud5. So6n s. GaQiban,
Der SetretGr bet Tirma, lpri6t iebob Die
Qngeitcuten bon ieber G6ulb fret, ba bieie
fir ioI6e 8r6nbe ntdt p~erantportlicb gez
mdbt tper0en t0nnte1t.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-30
Die fair oes uOorwdrts"

be9innt AM ndcbiten 9onneritag. g8tr
itnb iiberseugt, baB Die bieGen @0nner unO
Sreun6e bes beltebten Gurnperetns e8 nicbt
berl6umen merben, bteie @elegenbett gu
benuben, nm ben ipafern Surnern ben
8emeis su ~liefern, 6aB tbre S%eitre6un8en
Nnerfennung unb eiuen frl9tbaren 8o0en
fanben. @s gilt bies b~eiOnbers bon Solz
cben, bic in Ser Nt6be bes 8ereinsIofalS
tpObnen, Die 6esbalb bic %erfoI8reicbe GbGz
tigtett 6es 8ereinS ~tDirbigen t0nnen unb
fir Itb ielbit unb tbre Gtnber BEN gtuben
babon baben. @er fir cine 9~emeinnilBt9e
Organization in Die S9ranten tritt, nilbt
fih ie[her.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-30
Grun0einenthmm.
q Ommsrfrtf9s- sOmmsrfrtfss


Soften in q. G. 9eIing's 9Otuers Safe SubbiptfiDn.
auf oGgemetnen WumI9 Der 3abIreiaen geIuaer BON
8errn 9efin9's Sarm ON Boomers Safe in MiscOufin iit
bic 2ofesJrOHt in Soften ausgelegt uuO in ben @}ortt
gebro9t @Upers Safe lit in SneiitiiuoIger 6abrt NIT
Der gtDrtb gGefteru-9obn sr srrei9eu, Iiegt uobe Der
Citation Seupo Suuction, Wigcpnin. Sic furae 5aBrt
BON SeHoa SunctiOn sum 2ofe tt reid an Gcenertsn unb
9clod9rt cine berrIide Iusf9t auf bos berumIiegsRbs
Gerrain. 9te Soften bobsu IdmRtlt9 so SUB Gibfruut
ont Gee nnb ieIbit int beiBeften Sontmer ipebt elm be.
itdnbig fibler @ino bonn Slben iiber ben seize unb finb
in 6oIge Der Sabfront unb bes ftetie fHbGen Wiubss
oteie Soften bic be9ebrteTten am 9an5er safe fe baben
cine Siefe BON 400 SUP. finb nit ben 19Dnften
S9attenbduu1en, pie Gi9en, 9u1en geberH, unb aGerIei
@1linggelud9ien beitauber, erbeben f9 ~tbeilpetIe 5oJuB
loer ben Gee unb bieten cine malerii9e @u8ii9t tber ben
cine WteiIe breiteu unb Spei MeiIen Iangen See, nel9er
an S4Dnbeit unb Scenerien benz Safe 6euena, benz be.
~ltebteiten Gee WiscOnfius, 9IeiGtOmnt. 9os Hare
a8afer, BON @iienqueIen gendbrt fret BON alien enmpf,
pTlonaen, Der ianbiae 8Oben bieteu bic fnDn1teu Babe.
pldbe; soblreide Slide, goOtfobreu unb Segeln Iaben
81 bieiem Sport. Sir 8aOeon1talten, quite 9erp feeuue
uub prompte @erbiubun9 s>pii6en Der Station Seuoa
SumctiOn nnO benz Safe 1T seIOrgt.
ytur 55 Soften ftn6 eOrhanben feline Touilie unh
gtaturliebbGoer ioHteu es uuterIaHeu, ftb cine gouiteas
3u iiGeru. 96here @usfunft ertbeiIt, IsDie 9Iatte1
oerien0et
G. MeIms,
1888 Mtltpaufee aoe.,
ober 3irtuter 90, 9sp. 20 Ga Saae Ctr.
aasiuigsr asent. SeIb. uno 2aubssf9dft
Abendblatt., 1894-10-30
Neue eleftrifde Stra6enboRn fiji
Cicero.

SIN Springfield tpur6en eeitern ser
pGoot gountD electric &aiGtpap, Sight &
Botper Co." OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ousges
iteut. 9tls Gorporatoren i;n0 Clarence g.
0uran6, @bner g. 0oun9 unb Charles
@reentpoob %genannt. 0te meme @eieuicbaft
beabiidttst, gIei6 Ser Ogden Street &atIz
tpaD So. un6 Der Sntersl1rban Street
HailpaD So, ben @~emetnberatb bon Cicero
Inn bic @erebtiame gum 8au BON StraBenz
babnen in isner Srti6aft eriu3en.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-30
Oerfhoben.

Ser beute Morgen Dor Oficbter &erfen
anbGngige &Ga8cfau 9e8en @aa gn9us,
tpelbe BON Office bon &raie, SEQ. 1879 60
SaQe 9toe. pobnbaft, Ser 8ebrobun9 nit
benz Gobc angeflagt 1T, pur6e auf ben 2.
9topember Deri9oben.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-30
Neue An5ejgen.

OIue GcoessNn3eieen, peIdqe fir ole
moreens2lus9abe DER nJatnois Staatss
3eitune" aufeeeeben weroen, eridcincn fofen,
frei i'm QbenebIatt. Die 2nnahme Don On.
3eisen fir cas- QbenobIatt idIieSt am II uhr
nlitta9s, fir ole moreen=1useabe nm 10 uhr
Qbenos.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-30
OSeSs@1aet0eA

9ertpatbtet unb fFreuuben Die trouriQe gta9rtt1t. boB
ntetn %9eltebter Msanu S&cob GIentets aul Mtonta9
ben 80. Oftober, nm Z ltDr W~tor9ens, I'M 9lter ppu rs
Sobren fanft enti0laien 1T. 9ie 8eerbi9ung fiubet Itott
ont MtittpD9, ben 81. Oft, STADIUM. 2 libr bon Der Sole
Der 6ermonla &o9e 1872, q. s. & 81. MG, so 81. GlarfTtr.,
aus uaCb SraCelono. 9te ttefbetriibte Satin
Sophie &Ieutcni.
SbeoOOr @Iente5ss, gruber.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-30
31ntabom

2 uOertouten: 9lbi9es mpbnbous in Der R6Be
~ Der Station asonbole, gtortbpefer1.8obu fir
Bier6e nit eobet. $1,000. Bequeme .3obIunesterinint
cher ifulOeHfEeiss unbebauteS 6runoeieenfbum ala
&beiI2nblung. abrefie: q. 8. Boy l5z, Q6pnoale, SCOT
60, Sn- 15ms. bap
0uperfuufeH: Spts auf MISUNDERSTANDING in bcr
@otta8es lperben, oans no9 Wuni9 bes SdaierS, chen,
loas aut Abi9lo9S5oblung gebaut. S. 8Ds, 8innler IS
Stoots3eltuHgs9eb6uoe, Dtttta9s alnii69en Gus Il. SfpeL
l5ntS. hahn
Du be RIA II en- - benSuDu Si. fb6uffs
81 @de IN 0teier biibIdet ln6 bliibsnoen 8orIto6t.
Aatlsr unS Seper in ben. 9traBen nab bic StroBeu &c.
pfeftert Sage: Snbs r1b SItfrpnt. N9egeu Nreis ma
peiterer Gustunft peubs nlan It9 miiubn9 pber i9riIk
dI9 on @r. 9. SCI. 112-114 Dearborn Ctr.
gopCe Building. 2Oni6am
Abendblatt., 1894-10-30
SpSeSs@maei0c.

@erlpanbten nnb 5reltnOen Die trorrt9e gto4riGt boB
nletn 9~elte6ter Satte uuo 8ater $9crutatt 2SeiB I'M
<er BON 80 SaDren uno 8 Wtonnteu mad Ion9em 1dme=
lit. 0ie 9eerbi9ung fin0et itott an @titttpO@. oelt 81.
Sftpber, ~gtotbmttto9S 1 ubr bonn Srorerbanie, 9tD. 1919
geo6er Str, aus mad benz ct. 8ontfo5iuS SOttesoGer.
3ie betriibte Satin
GOpbie gSetB, 9eb. M5eDer, uub &tn0er,
3Oo2t Mebff SHUTTER un6 @eihmiiteru.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-30
2n herleihen.


S2or9et Sch onf 9iarnanteu, ubren, SuipeIer, Sous
~ baltun9s=WtDbel un0 Bl0nDS poH Der u. s.. 8olbmiu
2oon Co. .. Sur @bicago Stod @r9anSe @e6Quoe,
&aloae aao @albington Str. l8aQlS
Abendblatt., 1894-10-30

- Die 3abG Ser in @liaBz2 ot6ritgen
8eborenen fran30iii6en Offi3iere lit INNER
nO6 erbeb[t6. gta9 ciRer Der0ffentIicbten
Statiitit sabGt bte fran50iiI9c Qrnse sur
53ett flint fomman0irenoe @encrdle, Die in
@li0Bz2ot6rtn9en 8eboren iinb. GS itn6
oieS O'Qubi8nD aus 0ieoenbofen, GaiuOt
aus StraBburg, Bteron aus MoDenoic,
BUR 2inben aus Golmar unb 9ardbeD, Der
Gommanoeur beS Is. Q(rneeforp3. Sn8z
geiammt ftnb III Tranfret6 1874 aus @liaBs
2ot6ringen gebilrttge 0enerGle am 2eben,
in NfliDitGt 81 9iniiipnsz un0 81 8rigaoe>
generdle, auBer 0tenit Fl 0ibtlioflSz un6
As 8rtga6egeneraIe.
= 0te &ircben bon Subj, GaitebueL unb
8tGd Be GabaIo in Spanien pur6en bteIer
Sage 10 9rinOGi6 ausgeraubt, baB feline
Wteiien mebr geleien tperben fonnten.
Or. @tQtam Moon, ber @rftnber 6e8
no9 ieinem gta1nen 6enonnten Sofem5
Der S3riftSeicben fitr Die 8ltnber, lit int
Glitter BON IS Sabren in Brighton in Gn8e
LAMB geitorben. 81. Mtoon mar leIbit
blind. Setn Spitem lit teBt fiir 476
Spraben un6 9ialefte a~ngepanbt morben.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-30
SnnahaItnnnsz0 eaenffGnbe.


OH o%ertaufen; Misunderstanding Iebr 5tat9.
~ $50 2eeit Il. StraBe, uHteI.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-30

ltn6 ieBt 6robt baIel6it elm GROCER Streif
berieLben faufaiii6en Ge%tuerfibaften aus
Q(6neigung gegcn bic Sdipar5en. Die
bortige 9euti1e 3eitung meGbet nGmIicb:
6sute itebt Stem Orleans abermalS Dor
benz 8eginne zines 9rOBen Streif8, Ser iez
bod geraOe3n entgegen9eicbten Motipen
entiprtn9t. Die ipeiBen S9iff8perlaoer i'm
6ofeu, ber yScetpmen" un6 ,2ongiDorez
men" baben in Dtaiie Bic Qlrbeit ei10eiteQt,
neil tie nicht mebr nit uno neben ben
l6par3en Goueget beim 8erlaDen Ser
Scbiffe ar6ettelt tpouen. 9Qs @rltn0 oafiir
pirO angegeu, Die Scbpar3en 6ri6ten Bic
NrbettSlDbne, unO Diroen in 6Dlge oeiien
bon ben ySteDe0ores" uno an6eren y8oiien"
in bielen TdQen ben ipeiBen 8erlaoern Dor=
9e3ogen. G8 bat ben Nuic6etn, entipeoer
ais beitebe gar fein yGouncil" Ser ANAL
gamtrten" Nr6etterz 81 SUPERINTENDENT me6r,
o0er ais babe oerielbe feline Nutorit6t iiber
Die Mit9Lte6er Der ein3elnen yl~1nionen"
eingebIBt. 9enn Elm berarttger Streit,
auf iol9e &nga6en BIN, ipiirbe ionft ieben>
falls CUR S6li6tung por 6Qs Qrbitrationsz
GOmite bieie8 pGOuncils" Seb0rt baben.
Sb Oteier Stretf Der tpeiben S9iffSpers
ldber tpeitere Mus0ebnung ne9men, uno am
@nbe gar 3n elmer au9cmetnen Muflebnun9
ber geiammten peiBen Nrbeiterihaft bon
SEEM Orleans 9e8en bic 8ei9Gftt9ung bon
S9war5en iiberbaupt fiibren wir6, ldBt
ii9 nicbt iogen. 9offentli1 fommt es nibt
10 tpett. @inittpetlen iebOb erIeibet Der
iiberieetide 9antel BON Stem Orleans
6urb bieie plOBltbe Strung Icbtpere Ser
lutte, 9era6e am 8e8inn Der SabreS3eit,
po bic Stapelprobutte beS WtiiitiitppitbaleS
ben SEEN SrIeanier 6afen aufiuder, nm
itber See Derl6ifft gu tperben.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-30
Glaiiifi5irte Nuseigen

fOiten biz S1 1o25Drteu 10 Gents, iebes peitere WDrt
jeent. SteaenQefude frei.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-30
Tergnlgnugen.
Tinan3ieleS.


SGofe, 6uinIan & Co., M}prtgo9e 8onfers, S2 9eors
Nv bOrHitraBe, Derletben 9elb oui @bicaQper 9runbs
%eieentpunt an ben niebriQfteH Qreiien, iDpie aud ouf Sc.
baube. 6oeS 1S,t
Abendblatt., 1894-10-30

Sur 9eauenli9feit unierer or5eigeuoeH &Rnoen b0beu
pir nit ben uuten genauutet 6erreH etr 4btominen Q=
trDffel, non0d bel beuielben An3eioen onaenommeu
lperbeu al ~oeuielber Breiier. a8 lpeiIM oiejelbeH DirettiI
Der Expedition Der Sutuois Staots5eltnug ~a69ege6eu
peri9teOenen 8laBel bis IL ugr S2itta8S o~69ege6en
tperoell.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-30
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
ANIMAL Sotomant of the RELIANCEINSURANCE
4nNu&A oVutOhlVAS of Philadelphia in
the State of Pennsylvania on the 31st day of De-
cember, 1898: made to the Insurance Superinten.
dent Of the State Of Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital
Amount OF Capital Stock paid up in
Abendblatt., 1894-10-30
8e0rGbnt8=@ (ttseiae

9as 8egr6bniB DeS beritprbe1en Isa.fS SadSpr
fin0et itatf an Ntittppd Otprgeu punft 95 Ubr pp1
Der s.. q. M. Stride, SO. StroB E unb Suotano @pen1e,
III &utlbeu uob benz g., so. s. CT. 8.=Sepot, uuo oonl1
mlttelit Spe5tol3u9s I'M II ubr NtDrseus nod benz W&t.
Neutrality-suspicious. 30pf2t
Abendblatt., 1894-10-30

SCrou SteffenS, bic beruDmte 9elieDertu, iogt Die 9ers
y 9aH9eubeit, 9egeEpart nib 3utunft, Derbinoet Sies
benoe uub 9etrennte, BELT &raHtbeiten uHb Sruntiudt
eHtternt bDie Giufuie ourd Spmpotbie. 125 &iHcolu
@ne: Hnhe Sebgwid Ctr, 2 SreppeH bod. 3iebe bic
Slode rehts. 7aq60G tuio
Abendblatt., 1894-10-30
GeEnsnis Laga NJ, is2, 4, !, Z 4, n

Sic griiber Obi9er 2o9e iinb erIu9t ib om MittpO1,
ben 81. Ottober, nm " ubr III tbrer 9aae 81 oeriaul=
neln, I'm unlerem pertprbenen 9ruoer S0cob GLe=
itettS bic IeBte @bre 81 %erpeiIen.
gSn. Seuttat.tt, Sc. b. ct p. 8.
Sohl y. Mnrffe. Secr.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-30
@erlQngt: Ifdmner unO 9naben.

92erIongt Gin jun9er N&onn. Der Ihon I'M 6oloon
~ ~gearbeitet bat, int Stu1eS=@r9auge, @aibiu0touftr.
uno Jtft9 @De.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-30
StelengeIu6e.
n unter biefer Rnbrtf fiub foferfre.

Xelu9t: Sin bur9ous gelerHter beuti9er ap9
- lu9t SteauHg. AOr. W 80 Staots5tg. 30Ot3t
Abendblatt., 1894-10-30

Grau 8eder, Die berubmtte @ebrIoeertu, entbnat
. aufs AaereeHoueitc bic @egenpart uno SutunTt.
3ei9t bas Bib Der 3utinftieen. Siebt austunft iiber
~geItpbIene Sader, @eribts, uno Observation-Disclosures.
G~utfernt b0ie Subtitle bur9 Spmpatbte. go. $50
g8 eIIst@traBe, uabe 9tOrtb &penue. Spre1ftun.
ben aid am Sonutag. 8ofIS
Abendblatt., 1894-10-30

or. emma 9euipi9, ltootlid] geprift, 35 1mens.Str
Spre9ftIroeH "a unb 6-8. Sraueutrantbeiteu,
uure9elm1Bt9fetten &C. 9teue Mtetbobe, Dbne Operation
oSer tabtbetIi9e 6ol9eu. GrfOIs 9oranttrt.
14oct1M, tnIo
Abendblatt., 1894-10-30

OIeTunber's @ebetm pIt3et:N geutuE
~ 3iutmer 9 Thanksgiving 8Og, 9S-95 JItD @oe,
brinQt 1roeuo etiuas in G rfobruug ouf prioateu mege.
uuglidllbe GbeItaubsfdne uNterInbt II. 8erpeiIe geiaa1s
aelt. &4e SSGae ppH GiebitGblE. S9lpinbelei uHteriubt
IL. bic Sdul6tseH sur &edeHihaft oe3pgeH. SH ireenb ipela
den 8erlegerbeiteu fommeu 6ie5 u rl8. Seieslimer &atb
frei. 5onntaq3 ofeu biz u ubr DtittaQ5. l7mGlStJl
Abendblatt., 1894-10-30
&erimienenes

9Ga9en=8eroede Wagon Covers. ollie 6roBet. s. 10.
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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-09-01
NO. 81.
SUMMARY.

The above balance stands to the
credit of the various funds as per
Ireasurer's Balance Sheet, dated
June 18th, 1891:
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rickrarksss a. the Caitf.rn,. r.,r.

san Fg,NcIsco. Jan. sS--An even dozen
men and one Woman are in the city prison
as result Of police roundup at the Mid
winter fair grounds on opening day. All
bab one man and the woman are East
ern piekpockets. whom Eastern police
officials had warned Chief Crowley
TO be on the lookout for. The
woman under arrest is Mrs. Emma
Taylor. known here is very clever thief.
She was caught with . man named Fred
Taylor. IN the act of pocSet-picking. This
woman some three or four years ago was
q constant attendant at funerals, aud al
ways dressed in deep mourning. She be-
came known as ''the woman in
black" Many times she sludsd
the police. hut at the funeral
of Bishop Kip was caught with
her hand in woman's pocket, by n de-
tective who was there specially to watch
''the woman in black" For this she rs.
ceived q tcn-months' sentence. Among
the others is Willie or John Lowell. q Is
year-oid boy. well known TO the poiios Of
81. Paul as q piek-nocket Another 10
John Pickett. local celebrity. who 10 said
TO have stolen 5000 during his sojourn a
the Worlds fair.
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n.lIinxham R.x News.

wHarcoM. Jan. %. - Especial. - Tug
Bowden. OF Seattle, left last night with a
boom Of cedar logs for Ballard shingl<
mill.
David, the I4-year-old son Of Council
man Grifkn. of Fairhaven. fell and broke
his arm yesterday few minutes after bis
father had left Tor six weeks Visit 10
Dakota.
Fred Sumner, one OF the men arrested
upon suspicion being implicated In ooun-
terfelting and circulating counterfeit
money, admits having thrown q number
of bogus nickels into the bay because of
fear that he might be caught with them In
his possession.
The Board Of Trade has adopted rsso.
luton asking congress TO amend the I'm
mediate transportation act." passed June
10. 1850. 40 as 10 make IL possible for for
eixn steamships to transship goods here for
immediate transportation without sp-
praiseInsnt to the interior designated ports
by railroads now built TO this port and
now ready to handle this kind of traific.
There is a project on foot for the orsani-
zation OF . strong stock company to en-
gage IN the dry goods business on an ex-
tensivs scale. Some OF the best known
citizens in the county are interested In II.
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SAN Francisco, Jan. 2s--The thirty
first Grand Lodge OF the Western division
of the Improved Order OF the B'nai Birth
is now being held in this city. The first
session convened in B'nai Birth hall this
morning, and the meetings will BE-
continued during the week. There
are l42 delegates In attendance, represent
ing all the Pacific coast states and terri.
tories. The report of Secretary Lewis
Blank explained that thirty.four lodges,
with a membership OF 1850. existed In
California, Oregon. Nevada. Washington,
Montana and the states and territories
which comprise the western district. The
lodges In the Northern Coast states are
represented in the convention as follows:
Abraham Gelger Lodge. No. 423, spo-
kane Leopold Stern; Seattle. No. 30, Se-
attic. William kierski; Tacoma, No. aos.
Tacoma. ii. Posner: Portland, No. fi6.
Portland. Solomon Biumauer. Rev. J.
Bloch. Solomon 1. Friedcnthal: North
Pacific, No. 3iA. Portland. Abraham Dryer,
Isaac Gewurtz. !. s., Gumbert. Henry
Pander. NJ. Rybke; Oregon. No. 6s. Port
land, l.. Iapman. Charles Friendly, n,
Goodman. Harry Wolf. y. b. Buckncr.
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Settling With Creditors.
HAMILTON. u. Jan. Ss-Ex-Gov. Jane.
+. Sslapoeli has made an assignments for
the eeasiit OF creditors
ioLEpo. Jan. "a Commercial special
from columbus says; Ex-ssov. CampbeIls
friends have stated that he will be an
active candidate Tor governor in lssss, with
view to securing the presidential nomi-
nation in isS. Ii is claimed by these
friends that the machinery OF the admin
istrAtion 10 behind the movement, and the
tact that Campbell has dictated all the
federal appointments in Ohio Is quoted
IN support of this claim.
CINCINNATI. JAM 2S--As ex-sov. Camn-
bells paper has been protested repeatedly
here and at his old home in Hamilton. as
well as IN Columbus and the East. the
report of the assignment creates no sur
prise IN this city. Ii is impossible 20 con-
nFfn the report here or al Hamilton. Itis
well known that Senator Brice ana
John F. Mclean. of the Cincinnati
Enquirer, are among Campbeii's largest
creditora. and that he has had DO.
hticai as well as other differences With
both. Among the reports is one to the
eHecs that brice does not want to stand
Tor reelection next year and Mccean will
be pressed for the senate. In this con-
neetion the talk about Campbell prepar-
ing to run for governor next year is re-
garded as intended to affect ;sriee and
McLeans alleged efforts for settle
ment as well as their political programme
Campbeli's real estate and manufacturing
interests at Hamilton are oil gone, aud
friends say he Is not returning there for
business. Although generally considered
bankrupt, he is conceded TO have more
political influence than any other man In
the party In the state, and it is thought
he couid break even the Brice- Mclean
combination II crowded on paper, which
they have failed to realize on for over i've
years.