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The Delta independent., 1894-01-31
THE USE OF PAPER MONEY.
Common to Nearly All Civilized Countries
Issues in Various Nations.

-Absueb !" ENattoHss
Almost, if not quite, all civilized
countries use paper money to facilitate
payments within their own jurisdic-
tions, says the st. Louis Globe-Demo-
crat. The United States uses paper
money to n greater extent than any
other country, and in notes of smaller
denomination than any other country
of equal Importance. All of our paper
bills except the gold certificates are in
the denominations OF 81, 81, So, $40, $50,
$50. Sl0O, $500 and 81 900; our gold Ger
tifcates do not appear in dcnomina-
tions less than $50. The Dominion of
Canada issues 81 and 81 notes, and
various banks issue notes varying from
IS to $1,000. Mexico issues paper
money of 10 pesos and upward and the
South American states issue paper Of
similar denominations. The Bank of
England issues all English notes in de-
nominations Of E5, E10, ECO, ESQ, g100,
1900. $500, g500 and El 900. The banks
of Scotland and Ireland issue notes of
f1 and upward. The Bank of France
issues notes for so francs, 100, 200, 500
and 1 200 francs. The Bank of Belgium
issues notes of 90 francs and upward.
Italian banks issue notes of lire and
upward to 1000 lire. The Bank OF
Germany puts out notes for 5 marks
and upward to 1000 marks. Austria
issues notes of guldcn and upward.
Russia is the only European country
which issues government notes, its
paper money being of the denomina-
tion of l rublc and upward. Sweden,
Norway and Denmark issue by their
banks notes for 8 krone, 10, 25, so and
100 krone. India does not issue paper
money, nor does China now. Japan
provides paper money of yen, 2, 8, 10,
20 and 100 yens, and the other countries,
as a rule, issue paper money, the low
est denomination OF which is usually
ten times the value Of the coined unit
Of value
The Delta independent., 1894-01-31
HISTORIC GOLD CUP.
The british E!uzeum's Latest Acquisition
james LIS CIft to Il Si,nniarL.

The Drttjx,, E.useum., latest Acquisition
lanes lis o,r: to a span.ar.L
J,mesJ ,yoa r,onarc,, ALWAYS hard
~, hut o.,cocdirg,,, l,v;sh Nth other
nnonIo'. ..ia,yI,cns Althouoh bo hos
-, 1,,,,,,;,,, bao,, dof.,nct r,r oya,. two
oo,+,,,.;aa .,,s thc Tondn,, r,cI.gr,nh
h;s ronoros;ty ,v;+h Goods not his
49,, b.s ,,.,or5;,,, +h,. ,.c,,o,.. ~ tho
t,,,s+sas of tho nr;tie,, ,n,,ae,r, lust
cos, Tho cn,,,.ry and several n, fr;otic
En,.,;ohroa the e,u, ~ es M, WI;lc
b., ,,.aa ls;,,. S,,,n;ai, ,,.,,j,,es,Go,.
60 - Tn1,,,na 10 nnncl,,I,. ,,.,cn
anl .,no,,, 10 nrescn+s lance award.
al IT., ,ras ~. rorei ,,,Id c,n nm ox-
ai;,,,.,,. ,,,,,,,,,,a ,.o.saI f.st,;o,,i l.,
I,.a;. ,oot tI,,'d ,,f t,,o d,a
- - .;ft =. liz ,n,ho,,,
CL.,,,,n y1
u. - 10 a .h oo 4o E,r
-, =. -, ~. .., io,+ . ~
The Delta independent., 1894-01-31

Ten years ago when fruit trees were
first introduced into the valleys of the
Gunnison and Uncompahgre it was
somewhat of and open question whether
they would bring forth reward for the
labor. But it is no longer question
From the time the first trees came into
bearing there has never been crop
failure, and every year has brought forth
an abundant harvest Of the very choicest
fruits which have commanded the high
est prices on every market where they
have been introduced.
Thousands upon thousands OF trees and
vines are bearing every year producing
over 100000 pounds of choice fruit an
nually and this is but commencement
AS nearly as the number can be comput-
ed by freight receipts, and the output OF
home nurseries Delta county fruit-grow-
ers in 1893 planted over 100000 fruit trees,
not counting the many small fruits plant
ed. The planting for 1894 promises to
exceed 100000 trees; one firm alone hav-
ing contracted for 10000 trees. When
all these trees come to bearing the output
Of fruit will be beyond the grasp OF
imagination.
There is no fruit grown In the temper
ate zone which does not flourish in these
valleys Among those in bearing are
apples, pears, peaches, grapes, ounces,
apricots, plums, nectarines, gooseberries,
currants, blackberries, raspberries, null
berries, Strawberries. and all Of finest
flavor.
The natural resources which help the
fruit-grower are an abundance OF sun
shine; plenty OF water; no insects; no
tornadoes; no hailstrms, and winters 30
mild no trees are killed by cold weather.
While the growth OF fruit is the parti-
cular industry in which Delta county
excels yet there are other industries in
which it ranks well with other commun-
tiles. There will probably mover be a
silver mine located in Delta county.
There is not known to be any gold mines
at present in operation in tho county
except one or two placer diggings, but
as the head OF the Gunnison valley con-
tains large amount of float aud gold
specimens no doubt leads will yet be
struck in the eastern portion of the coun-
ty.
The area OF coal laL35 is not computed
by the acre, but by the mile, and the
entire side Of tho Grand Mesa for over
40 miles abounds in coal OF the best
quality. But three mines are in opera.
tion at present supplying local demand
but additional railroad facilities will
bring wonderful output.
Recent developments have made il
evident that oil and natural gas can be
:, btained by boring. AT Grand Junction
The Delta independent., 1894-01-31
FINE SPAHISH ONIONS
Coming to America In Increasing Guam
titles fronl Valencia.

Coming to America In Increasing Guam
titles from Valencia.
The large and handsome Spanish
onions, which have been coming to
this country in ncreasing quantities
for the lost half dozen years, are now
cheaper than they have ever been
known here. According to the Gar
dencr's Magazine, these vegetables arc
grown mainly near Valencia, in Spain,
and the first shipments this year,
which came by the way of England
were harvested too carly, and were
therefore watery. Being liable to
quick decay, they were hurried upon
the market and sold for low prices.
The first direct importation was also
off grade in quality, and this set the
price for the season very low, SO that
in many auction sales the price has
barely covered the freight and duty,
to say nothing OF the commissions and
cost of packing. The duty of 40 cents
on a bushel of -fity-six pounds, to-
gether with the freight, commission
and cost abroad, brings the actual
value to the importer about so cents
crate laid down, and, therefore, when
prices range from 55 cents to 81 crate
the trade has been Il disastrous one.
Together with what has already ar
rived and what is expected, the imports
this year will amount to 10000 crates.
or about $500 bushels.
Attempts to raise this Spanish onion
in California and other parts of the
country from seed purchased in Spain
have generally proved unsuccessful, as
the vegetables when grown here do
not differ much from the ordinary do
mestic onion. 1t seems that n Castil-
ian climate and soil is necessary for
the production of this delightful
nroducf
The Delta independent., 1894-01-31

Mr.. Damsic-Doctor, I want little
dose of nerve tonic, If you have some
thing handy.
DR.. Bismuth-Thcrc You are; nothing
serious the trouble, hope?
Mr.. Damsic-Oh, no! just n braccr; I
called to ask the amount Of your BILL
Puck
The Delta independent., 1894-01-31

The best aRd most complete cattle ranch in
Colorado for sale; 1850 acres and 200 ueros Of
desert land, 12U acres in alfalfa, 4 acres In
fruit, 125 head cattle, II head horses, hogs,
chickens, bees, wagons, harness. buggy, full
set Of ofimplcrnen.s, etc, price 5000 90. Call
and get particulars.
BLAIR & MAsIIs.
, 1894-08-25
Stdoti1bes.
Seroubte einen hauiirer.

Qu8 Der in 113 8ropn Str. mo0ncn6e
6ouitrcr in Si0friicbten 8eitern Nbeno
ge8en Z llbr an Ser @fe BON 6aliteb uno
CELEBRITY Str. Oamit 6ei9dfti9t mar, elmer
Srau, bic i6m Triicbte abgefauft bate unO
be5a6lte, &lcingeto beruus3ugeben, lpronz
gen pl0Blth slpci StroIcbc auf i'm 5u.
@tner bericlben icblug ibm ins Geiio6t unO
Der Nnoerc nabm ibm ctma SO aus icincr
9Scf tcntai5e beraus. 9tacb poabrohter
6elOentbat licfeu iie DaDon. 9od ber
6ouiircr, Der iib bon ieinem eriten Scbrcf
elm ipenig erbOIt bate, lief ibnen nacD uno
e5 9elan8 ibn1, etuen berieIbcn, ben 20id9s
rt9en 8lum6er8eieIen SbomaS OOung,
ab5lfoiien.
a3pei auf Dem @agen befir6licbc Snuben,
Ser 10iGbrige gGiuie 8runsftelo un6 Ser
11iG9ri8e SacOb8abono ibrteen 3u 9Ietber
.3ett nm 0tlfe, uno bos bracbte Sic De-
tecttDeS @ol0en unb 0oronib berbei.
Young tuurbe in 6aft gcnommen uno trob
ieineS 9eu9nenS inter $500 8itrgi6aft
bent Griminalgeri9t iiberpieien. Ooung
1T Elm notOrii3er, bereitS wieOer9olt be-
frazier Strol6.
, 1894-08-25

81 oonOoIe:eOtten. $500 unb o%utludrts;
- &eidte 3abluHgeu. - SauQe Ser1uiue. &c YrDsent
Snterefien. = Sn manufacturer gtdbe be5 AoouOuIe uHs
UtaplemOO6 8epotS, bon Scbulen uuo &trdeu. gteuH
Soften on Der 5bpmaS AOe., nabe Der Belmont uno
Clifton @oe. iino fir cine ueue Sbule eefauft uub pIro
6ielelbe tnnerbolb etnes Sabres 9e6out ietn; Ab3ngs,,
betrd9t MIR 6 Gents. Die 9odbabn pirb ibre 3u9e in
tur5er 3et bur4 OieeS @eblet loufeH laiien. Sic ihOn'
ten Seiddftslotten oil Der glltoH NIB Belmont Ape..
lestere bic 0auptperblubuugSliHte 5pii6en Der StaDt
unb Der Weitieite. RefiOeu5 Soften an alien Seiten'
Itro8en. 9duler nab l8unlh ouf Ieibte Ab3opIungen
gebaut. - I3ige oerInien SDuHta9s nm 40 ubr uHn
Inn 1.3O DtIttd9s oas q8sls Str. sRspot uub bolteH at
uIetHer 8mei9otfice. Gde 8iperie9 ctr. uHe UtapletpOUs
Station. - Office Souutoss often.
q. WteIms,
Sfeb. bon, fri, ia, BAN 1885 MeiImaufee abe.
, 1894-08-25

3u Oertei9en.


a eIb- Sebruu9en Gle etDas?
" gGtr perleibeu 9elo in grOBeH ober tleIneI SIrIHTeH
GIf @eqeultGnbe BiaHos, Yferoe, Wogen
rn6 &agerbauSi6eiue 3u iebr %nie0rtgen 8aten uno aHT
leoe b~eliebtge 3elt. 4b3abhlngeH Der Auletpem toHlLeH
3l ie0er b%eitebtgeu 3eit geuabt lIHo at1 oIe)e geeEle Die
.3tuleH reouSirt perbeu.
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SO SaSaleitr. Sauptflurl erlter Jlur uber Der StraBe
pOer:
3 Q8eIt Ntootiou Ctr, 3Jmmer 205, 9toropeit.Gde
Solteo. 24aglS ,tuIo
, 1894-08-25
ON

g. Ommtrfrif6t- @Ommsrtrtfa
2OtteH in q. 6. 9eitH9's Boomers Safe SubbiDiFOn.
aut algemeiuen Wuni9 Der 3abIrei9en gsiu6.r pan
Serru 9etiu9's 5arm am Boomers Safe in Wistonfin 1T
be &aft'5rout in Gstteu ausgelegt unh in ben M}ortt
gsbro6t. Boomers Safe lift in stpettinbtssr yabrt nit
Der gtortb @eftern+gSobH 5u srretdeH, Iiest nobe Der
Station @euoa SuuCtipH. MiseDufin. Sic furSe Jabrt
BON Genoa SuncttOn sum safe lift reid al Geensrisn unb
Serrotu. Sic Soften babsu idHtmtlth SO 95uB SuefroHt
am Gee unb isIbit i'm bstBeften SOmmer Eebt Elm be.
ftdnot9 fiib(er Wino bonn guoen Iber ben GATE uuo Fub
in GDl9e Der SHOfrout uub ees Itetig fabGeu 9eino.s
bieis Setteu Die begsbrteitsn am sou5eu Safe fe bobsS
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hb.r ben STE NIB bieteu eine moIertihe 2tusIibt lber ben
cine Wteile brsitsu uno slpst 0teilsn IougsH see, tO.l5er
an SH6nbstt uuO Srsusrisu bent Safe Ssusoa, benz be-.
Iie6tsiteH See g8iscOniius, 9teiatOmmt. 9as tlar.
maiier. Oon GiienqueQeu gsn6brt, fret bon aGsn 6umpi.
pfon5su, Der iaubiae 9OOen bieteu bic I16uIteu Babe.
pI&Be sablreihe Slide, BoOtfobren uHb seaelu Iaben
gu btsIeIn @pOrt. Sir saO.uuftoItsn, CUTE gerpleguus
uub prOmpts gsrbinOuns siutiG.u Der Station ssuOa
SuuctiOH unb bent SAT-. lit gsior9t.
9tur S. Soften fno DerbaMSeu; feine JamiItt uno
0aturIiebbaser foateu ss unterlafien, f6 sine 9ouftea.
gu Iifern. N6bere ausfuuft srtbeiIt, iOpis gIatt.u
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g. MeImA
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, 1894-08-25
Deirdthsfheine

SOlgenOe 6eiratbSi6eine uur6en beute
BON 6errn Salomonion i'm 8ureau oes
@OuntDzGIerfs auSgeiteIt;
, 1894-08-25
Neue An5eigen.

DIue Gooes.In3ei9en, weIhe fir Ole
nIor9en=2lus9obe Ger nJuinois Staatss
5eitlIr9" auf9e9ebeu werocu, eriheinen ~foitett.
fret i'm 2benobIatt Die 2lnnahmc Don 2lrt=
5ei9en fir oas QbenobIatt fbIie6t nm y ubr
Ulitta9s, fir ole Woreeu=2Ius9abe nm 10 uhr
2bcnos.
SoScSz 2lmsei1e.
6rennben unO 9cfaunteu be trourige g}obridt OoB
nHler JiluQiter SDbu gSernnr im 2lter BON 2 Sabreu
nno B Wtonaten iautt I'M @erru cutI6lafeu lit. 8eerot=
gung um SoHuta9 y ubr W&tttaq5 pom SrarerbouIe,
1859 State=Str., mad 98olobeim.
s; u. Nol;tm, lelterr.
ltuIo Wforic GpISiu, S''''"'
@etOrbcu:
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Wttt. Sic Beerotguug finDet am Sountag ben 26.
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II. StraBe, ans mad ggal0beim itatt.
geo uub Sbcrcln Strfd), Glteru.
S%emtfGyer Geatter=W ercim.
&n9p &temtm lift 6reitug N&orqen INT 1920 qeItors
ben. 8eerot9uug SoHntag 9tabmtttag nm 1870 Don
628 Weas Str.
s. @mbui, prot. Setr.
, 1894-08-25
Syiuam5ieueS.
gu tanfeu QeIuMt.


Ou |foufeu gefubt: Sine 8dderet mt pber mime
- 9etrteb. @m. @rol0, go 2o1tia 2tpe. 24a92t
gu touten geiu9t: 9a5 BUD fUr Nae, SINE
~ ftrirte 3eltung uuo SQu1trirte Melt fur Bic Sabre
1888 bis 1893. aDreIftre 81. q. MarqIis ~ e. :
Security glbg, @tobtion ctr. unO 5tftb 9tpe. 23ooSt
, 1894-08-25

Set SerO ffentltcbun9 unieres 9eitrigen
8ert6tS erpirft:
SoIep6 QG. Mot6er1peU, GoIo Mbeeler 1924
gtetS EonliOn, &albor9 6. 2unb. $3.50
6enbtof @roIe, Caroline 9tobr. .24-21
6rouf JtuSto, GGesceutia 8roittmeier 24-19
6lorence Is. Mc2tulifi 2t5sie Tibpatr1f 1913
2Iois &otbbouer, Mtarp lnISto. &C.. .28-21
Gee Barnes, 0tor9oret Nriborsfi. .. .26-18
Socob &aitler, @liie 2un9enbauien. .45-37
@eor9e Q. &pmon, 9ello g. 6lpnu. .25-18
@uitop Sou5ou, Charlotte 6erltitrom $3.50
Sebi9 9teinton1, W(orp 3roDmoult. .27-22
6ermalt 28illor Caroline 6ubert. .24-24
2h1toninO &amartin, M1riauna 60
D0r0 ....,.. .25-18
Soiepb 3of, O}oru Social. ....... .22-19
Y{i6ael Otoron, Della Mtc@rat6: .27-3O
@borles SObui OH, Tonnte %. 2orion .23-16
Patrtf Otc@opern, &otbleeu Mtc9(a=
mara. .31-24
@ben6bIatt 6er Su. StaatSstg. l Sent
, 1894-08-25

StelengeIuGe.
Wnsetaen inter OieIer &ubrit tub f~ofterFrss.
Mein0t: Gin ttt8ti9er ebr(t9er Derbetratbeter Mann
otele Sabre III otelem &aHoe, nit outer Grfubrruu.
punl9t gel99Ttt9l!I4l9 let eS alS |. &lolc S9relner Ober
trgeno etue .lns 8ouTadD eiuI9lagen0e Ar6eit, iuoent
lei6Lger nut allen 2Ol3arbetteH gut pertraut tt. A0r.:
$50 III. @lace, Holelono' 25ag3t
Metu4t: She iuuge 9eutI6e IuCbt STEELE ais 6eieQ.
)Q0tertu ooer Jtellebe9lettertni 1iebt uur 0uf quite
y Se9adotam9' 4tCe S@l4@ C. D, 9Oftor Z. Ntaler,
&oapatoHeta, APlo. 25o93t
Meiu6t: &iuOerlOIeS @bepaar Iu6t Nrbett IN StQ0t
~ ober Sano; iSrau quite &6diIt. Mauu perItebt init
Bteroel! nnl5HgebeH ooer tr8eno melbe Nrbeit.
25o93t 801 o. gtO6ep ctr.
81 eiu ut: 5t6tiQer iun9er M}auu, Tpribt oeuti6L
bat &euutnire bon 9rp @Ooo5, 9utderei uno faui Qub
nit Wa9en fa9reH. 6. Wtiler, o q. Start ctr.
25a93t
0eiu4t: @riter 8loie Reitaurattous.866i iudbt
" STEELE. 12O Ntpbalpt Str, biuteH Oben.
25og3t
Meiu0t: 9unger N}onn ipft 8arnar6eit, meI6e
25o93f
81 efndt: Gnergii6er ofaoeutti9 g~ebtlOeter Sdrtftz
" teller (2L rIoerbetratbe) bel elner Der erItet OeutIb=
onerif1nil6en 3ettuuQeu reouttioneQ tbdtIQ Qelpeielt,
f%Iotter 5eltletoniit, m%ultfoltib gebiloet, iu9t bel beIGei-
oettell 9epoltSonlpriiden Steaun9, om tte6lten ieGbitdu=
9i9e 2ettun9 zines tleiHeren 9Iottes. Bette geferen3en.
Sttertet inter EE. 20 IN. Staats3ett1n9.
%19augt8LI 10 H. ~ bou
* efu d. t: anme nit 8 WpGen altem RinD, poQtopls
" men 9eI1no unO jung, iubt Stelung.
24au93t 48 Moler, nabe u. Str.
n eiu9t: Gtele a1s Sous1alterin uOer SeieaInafterin
" III 9uem 0ouie. Bin cine oeborene 9eutihe.
gStttlpe, 40 Sabre ot, babe etn frObeS 9er3, &iebe All
&tnoerlt rnO fode O%or5itglitb. Bette 9feieren3en. Gffer=
ten erbeten inter :. 13 StaatS3tg. 24auo3t
@eiu9t: Sin ~erfabrener 8uperlafft9er BARTENDER,
W Der aud IerolreH fam, 1u0t SteaunQ; iieht uidt
ouf bOben &Obu. N 26 Stoats3ettuug. 24oo3t
Meiu9t; Sine @tele fir etneu I~5idbrtQen 8nriaen;
" ipridt en9IlI9 uno oeuti6; bel Mtr, Mtiiu6baufeu,
"a Se1TerloH Court 24ag3t
Il eiu0t: Sin 0pitermomu, Der iein @eit6Qft per-
" itebt iuDt 9ei9dftt9ung. 8. 8Iuemt1en.
24a93t 144 Nddigau Ctr.
Metn0t: Snnger Nionu iu0t 9ouSarbeit. tletne be.
W itduoige Stele miro OOrge3oaen. @DreIie:
23a93t Sonttpr, 3 9el0en @De.
M eiu9t: @pOtDeter, Inug etngelponoert, e%rominirt
W 1uCDt SteluHg; Iprtbt OeutlCb. euQliid ultb etmns
pDlni5r6; ldeut feline Nrbeit. Mulpriide beIbeibeu.
23ag3t StDdmann, IS WtnuQufee 9ne
Gieiu6t: Sin iuuger N&oun lubt Ste4e QIS Wnrter
W in eiuem Qotel O0er BrIootfomilte.
23o93t %11 @lodbomt Ctr, 2. 6Iot.
Geiu0t: 3uoerlGIiiger Niouu Iudt Gtele QIs Q8otd.
W man, fam Siderbcit iteIem uHo qute Referen3er
gebeu. Heb, 214 9oDton Ctr. 23no3f
, 1894-08-25
oFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

hnhu0l ptdt0LlVHC INSURANCE COMPANY of
philadelphia in the State of Pennsylvania on the
3lst day of December, 1898: made to the Insurance
Superintendent Of the State of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
, 1894-08-25
@erlanat: Ironen nnO MGhden.
8artnerS.


$1,000 tperoen 3ur AuS6eutung elmer Safe Qe1udt,
" mprous eDent. ELM tletneS YermDqeu ~re1uIttrt. SEeite
3tn1e, ooer u 9eplHn Autbeil 5u pereinbaren.
25og3t M0r: N 28 StaQtsaeituuu.
, 1894-08-25
6eldGfts= 0ctegembt;telI.

On pertaufeu: Sine cute Staats8eituugs=9fOut
- 24auQ2t 1910 Eerrg Str.
, 1894-08-25

G6tcago, "a. 2luguIt.
@Ie in biefer Site ouge5eigteu Brleie, melbe uibt
tunerbalb 3lpei WObeu, pom DbeHltebeHoeu Datum eIHs
g~eredbHet, ~GbQebOlt Iiub. meroeI nah Der Dead Letter
Office III QSalblngtOH gelaUbL
, 1894-08-25

8erIanat: Mfdtner uuO Gnaben.
Werlongt: Sin iuuger reinlt6er BARTENDER, Der
~ aud ionittge Irbeit Oerridtelt toun, Iofort.
661 g. SQllte0 Ctr.
Nerl0ngt: 8e9titrtrter @~pntbefer. gtad5ufrouen
~ bente nab 2 ubr 9taGm. 80 Webiter 9pe., @de
SOutbpprt Npe.
sc 1T: Sin gutter Droentli9er uildteruer
~ Wtonn gum 8a1tenoeu. 754 80. Wtooiiou Str.
Sc erlanQ t in Der Union 9obor Office so @rbelter
tur ipeltlt9es Soma. Sobu $I.50 per Sag; 8ooro
$3.50 pet MpDe; beit6nbioe, lanQe l]u6bren6e Nrbeit
8tut9e 6abrt. @E 70. Mtc@rotb, G21 @aual=9tr.
Sc erGangt: Gin iuneer 9utdber, nel5er etlpas
~ Murit ptoCben fam uuo i'm Store mitDilft.
S55 q. 9aliteo ctr.
, 1894-08-25

9%benbblatt Ser SQ. @taatsstg. 1 Sent
, 1894-08-25

Gobn RIetn, 125 Q. GIorf Ctr, Simmer So.
~ tauft, o~ertouft uHo tauidt SruubetgeHtbum fir ga.
looms, Sptels, irgeno melte 6eib0fte. NIT feiner aHs
SabIUNg. W{OrtQage5 beiOrgt YtOtarIat. 6euersysr'
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-11-24

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