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kins snl queen ee Cessa, has beee ~
eolvsd - the eourt q 6esul viii Uneked
demonstrAtious Of welcome.
Amoae The arrivals % the vBeesia
iron Shanghai was Captain 0atesveeehy,
who was In command a The unf9sneats
transport Xow 6hine when hsee9sads
from the Naniwa sank her. Hs % befsy'
Ing 10 London, whses sscoad invssnea.
tloa Of The now famous ease 70 10 - oeld
under direct suthesity OF The lmoessal
government.
AZ his request bic name vas szeln6sd
from the passenger list and every e8est
was made to conceal his identity. He DE-
ellnsd 70 meet . nswspapee man, eAytne
that he did not want to prejudice hls ease
b. public uttesanes.
During the trip, however, hs discussed
the matter with the passsneers. He
stated that three hours before he fell In
with the japanese Asst hs met two
Chinese cruisers In retreat. They had
sighted the enemy and wsss flying from
them With all spssd, Ayina flsss Of truce.
They passed the Kow Shin In plain view
but did not stop to warn her oe her
danger. They may not have known what
she was, but the troops crowded her decks,
and II Was cowardly II they rscogaissd
her and still went on.
When he desired to obsy the commando
from the japanese warshirs, knowing
what utter folly Il was to resist, the
Chinese troops were placed on guard st
the compani0nway with orders to cut him
down II be attempted to leave. When
tho japanese fired . heoadsids into ths
Kow Shin, Gatsswoethy with others put
on life belt, and sprang into the ssa and
the Chinese opened flrs on them and later
thsy were under firs from both sides. II
was over an hour before the Japanese
picked him up.
Bsfocs the Kow Shin left for Coesa
there had been NO intinasssa os dssiasar
tlon Of war.
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He Gives Mis- Private Opinisss - ssers
eavy Curltse fer Pubile neue0k.

He 0ivss Mis- Private Opinisss - ssere.
tasy Cariiss fer Pabils BsueaG
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2a.-Ex.Supsrvising
Architect O'Rourke has given out the cor.
respondsnce With Carlisle leading to bic
snfoscsd resignation. In his hrst letter
O'Rourke alleges the existence Of Q con.
spiraey against him. the exposure Of
which would cause . grave public scandal.
HE rSsignation until hs can b heard.
In his reply Carlisle disclaims any spe.
cif1c aecusations against O'RouFks's per.
sonal Of oflicisl integrity but alleged want
Of system and harmony In the sdmiuistra-
tion Of his ONCE.
O'Rourks thsrsupon forwarded his
resignation expressing regret that he was
not given the privilege Of . personal con.
ference With the secretary, adding, NJ
have felt for some time that could not
continue to hold office without the sur.
render Of honor and self respect, because
Of the many obstructions psrsistentIy
placed In the way Of an orderly and
reputable administration Of this i'm.
portant office. M ainly by two Of my
subosdinates, men absolutely without
technical or artistic knowledge, who.
regret 10 say, claim to have tho special
countsnancs aud support Of the depart.
msnt. Il seems to me that IL have been
20 unfortunate - not to satisfy those
gentlsmsn In the solution Of grave quss.
tons Of administration, to request my
resignation on that nccout 10 Q unique re-
vsrsal Of the action ordinarily taken
when such state Of Affairs develops in
public Office"
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lOWA'S DAY OF SORROW
lllstssl Funerals It uSelia lll la1V
Psness Dying
THE STORMS FATAL FURY
coffins Piled Up at Every otat1o0
ana Scenes Of the Wl1doot
Grief are Being
Enacted.

AL0oxIA. Iowa, Sept. A-This has hssQ
. day Of sossow foe Kossuth county. NinsS
teen funssals wses hsld sod others will
como tomorrow. The death list es0s
plese 10:
Robsrt Stephenson. Mrs. Gsorss Bsvse
and child. George Holman. Jacob Dodge.
man Of Fort Dodge. Nrs. French and two
children, child oe Albsrt Baker. william
Sweeps, bog and g,rl, Claus Edsa and
child, Moses Castor and wife. Twssd's
vaothsr and two children, Roekwsll's
baby. AZ lsast six more will die.
The injured ars rsposted as % In NUM-
ber % foliows: Mrs. Robert Stsvsnsou,
Mrs. Cml Barrsek, Carl Barrick, may de,
four other ehildrsu In The sams
family. George Bsavsr's infant ehild
and adopted bog. Hesace Schooek,
will probably de. Nrs. Nyron
Schoock and child, Mrs. Csoess Hol man
and four children. and Nrs. Claus Edsa
oaunos live. William gersusoa, wife aaa
child, Nrs. Peesesen, skull fSastuss1V :
Samuel Peterson, both srsns and laog
broken; p. 7. Fsrsusou and family. I'll
sllghtly injured; Tom Tweed ssvsssH
hurt; Alsxsndse Twssd's vile and ayo
Children, ArA Rockwell badly husts y
Eden, very badly hurt.
Nrs. y. Meyers and Thomas ,. 1eitto0,
near Wsslsy. aes gspestsd inissiao.
Professee Lilly oe the Nosthssn leUo
Nosmsi school came In from Casaas ao4
reports u dsad ia Ellingtos tewnsAiss
north es Britt. Cofzlus for the deaa aso
piled up at every station and scenes oe ~
widest grief are being enacted.
The storm, - witnessed from this paaee,
was one a indsssrihabls grandeur. (
funnstshapsd cloud of inky blaeknsas
swept alone 10 The noethsast, nlumiaAte9
By almost eontinuous Aashss Il lishtainG
and the rear of thunder that was oeep
and continuous. TIE opsrA houss vas
packed With psepls 10 witness play, an1
. papie was almest occasiaosd ~ III
wassing elements.
Ths Ocene ef dseelaAisa was visited q
day hv great crowds. sll availahas eoavsvs
anoss being chartered. The destsuslieq
of property will neG b les thaa e1oQ.0oA
Nest oe the farmers were we'll - Do With
snug hank aeeounts, but Q num6ee vssl
rsntses and lest svssythins, sosns e thsa
leslne their families
The psrmAusatly crippled Wil1 mahs Z
long aud soerowful list. The wires asg
down and the news 10 hard 10 81. An ~
horrors az the steem have net beea ted,
- the particulars are allow to come II.
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me 1sssl Psss Dasiasss Liable - oaaeo
sssisus rrssbls.
TUCSON, Aris., Sept. 2-The astiea e
The war department In ordering The ~
moval Of the troops from the San Csslss
reservation 10 not we'll resolved b. The
psopls Of Arisona. Mass meetings ioe
The past wssk have hssa hsA as Temhs
stoas, Tucson end other places Soe the
purpose a protesting aaainss the aet3eo
oe The government. A. I'll q the meetinGD
rsselutiens we're sdeptsd and tsasasapAsd
10 Tie sserstasy a war, protesting aeAiast
the removal oe the San Carlos TROOPS An6
pointing out The results sure 70 fellow tho
carrying out Of the oedee.
There ars about sd lndiAns ea> the
reservation and Fort Apasl,s end rert
Grant, the nearest military pasts, ago
moeo than 30 miles distant from Sen
have frequently hseu the eseul1
Of drunken Quarssys amons The
Indians themselves and the prsssaee oe
the troops at San Carlos 10 considered
absolutly necessary 70 perform po)ioo
duty In bssakins up The Indian liquos
camps In oetlse 10 remove the primary
cause a The outbesaks. Thsss lndians
have no msans Of making . living sxespt
By cutting hay and wood with which to
supply the troops and raising barley and
corn for the same purpose. All that has
kept the rsdskins on the San Carries
reservation from going out on the waes
path on several oceaaions since the ~
moval Of the murdsrous Geeouimo and
his followers, and causing anethse sslga
Of terror among the settlers. have been
the pcsssnes Of the troops and soe this
reason II 10 that Arisonans view With aps
psshsnsion and alarm their proposed ~
snnxaL
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Her Eisssisss esswa or Very Masns.
siously.
VICTORIA, B. C., Sept. 0.-Stsamss We.
toria arrived last evening from China and
Japan bringing the following from sps-
eial correspoudsnt Of the associated peess
under date Of Yokohama:
from the seat Of war 10 extremely scarce.
Fictitious rspcets from China have b.
come 20 numerous that little attentioo 70
paid to military o. naval news protesting
to como from that quarter. The Japanese,
on the other hand, are 20 rstieent that NO
direct intimstions 40 to what 10 In prog.
ress can b gained from them. u 10, how.
ever. fairly established that no forward
movement will bs made 10 Coesa uatil
after the arrival Of General Count Yama.
eats as the front. The period Of tnactiv.
ity MY eeo1e at any time after Sept 10.
Mereovsr. u has bssn decided that no de.
sesAt shall b made upon the Chinese
coast until the aathseing Of the braves at
PnvonG Yang shau have bsen dispessd Of.
-Gae H. -ossaeSpgfatious thev have ID
view the japanese will nssd . oeasidss.
able portion Of their Sorces now In the
peninsular and they don't psopoes to
withdraw these, leaving the Chinese army
behind to menace and harass the capital.
But there are already In that kingdom
i've times - many japanese troops 80
will be required TO drive the Chinese
flying.
A really important expedition 10 not
likely TO starr within . fortnight and 10
may b still longer delayed.
Stories Of landings at Port Arthur and
even Of the capture OF that stronghold ars
told with minute detail In Japan and the
Chinese newspaper but they are entirely
without foundation. The Chinese army
keeps itself we'll under cover and the
Japansss navy is holding itself In rsadh
ness for the work soon to come. The
only wArlike transactions ase In the
nature OF reconnoissances and skirmlshee
In the valley Of the Tel Tong river and
these are on an inslgnincant scale.
The Japan parliamentary election was
held Sept /. II passed with little excite.
msnt and few disturbances although
many voters 10 the large citiss thought Il
prudent to provide themselves With 20.
lice escort to the polls. Hitherto the slsc-
tons have been accompanied by great
agitation and often by riotine at the polls.
but on this occasion the obsorbing inter.
est overeams the usual tendency to die.
order. The relative strength Of the par.
ties In the now house Of representative
10 not fully aseertained. The proportions
will probably not differ largely from those
Of tho last diet, but Il 10 believed that the
vshsmsnt opposition heretofore mani.
tested towards the government will hold
In check In order that the conduct Of the
war may mot b embarrassed. Dissolu-
tion has been the fate Of almost every pre-
vious parliament owing to irrsconcilisble
conflicts between ( he administration and
the majority IN opposition, but the pres.
ent assembly 10 predicted to proceed har.
moniously to lite end.
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JUST LIKE COMMON PEOPLE.
Hsvsmsyss asA tsaelss Mast Answer -
the Law.


nsvsmsyss asA tsaelss Must Answer 10
the Law.
WARRINGTON, Sept. A-The expected
indictments against Msssss. Havsmeyse
and Ssaslss, Of the sugar trust, who n.
fused 10 answer questions asked them b
the senate investigation eommittee, have
bssn finally framed IL ths district attoe.
nsy's once and only await the aetioa ee
the grand jury whieh will present them 10
the court. The time which has elapsed
since the eass vas first commenced has
been consumed In the preparation Of thsss
indictments. No more diineult technical
task has devolved upon . distries attee.
nsy for ysars, chiefly on account Of the
lack Of prseedsnt.
Tue brunt Of The prosecution Of the
sueor trust will rest upon this indiss-
menG There 70 no doubt that the lawyer
Of the trust will make motions 10 quash
the bills. the fret step In thsir dsisnss.
The decision Of the criminal eoart judss
viii doubtless b taken 70 the court oe
appeals Of ths district foe, althsugh an
appeal 81 that stage OF On ordinary eass
10 not allowed, the court Of appeals makes
an exception Tor the cass q Extraordinary
Importance to save the expense Of . Grim
inAl trial based upon IN indictment which
may b invalid. TIE dseision of the ap'
psllats ssurt upon W. Isalsimaey Il TN
tndiee0ent. -Will, -AhsVvfsse, have muel
weight la dstsrmialag The power a ths
eoneresslenal committee % compel tha
Witnesses 70 answer Questions oe, u ~
fusins. 10 submit to punishment foe con
tempt.
II the court Of appeals says that thsy
cannot b indicted Tor such On oiIsnss
that settles the matter, unlsss an attsmp,
b made TO carry Il to the supreme court
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DEMOCRATS PLACED ron oUARp.

Nance Of the Neubsss 81 the New
Csaaty Central Cem0ittss.
Special D!spaseh 10 the standard.
DEER LoDoE, Sept sa-Hon. John r.
Quiglsy Of Blaekfoot. chairman oe the
dsmocratto county convention end James
b. Nolastse. late chairman Of The demo.
cratic central committe Of Deer Lodge
county. In accordAnce with instrictions
from the convention which met Ia this
city yesterday, have selected the follow.
Ing ~ msmbers Of the new county csntsal
committce Of Deer Lodge
John r. Quig,ey. BlAckf0ot City.
James Marcum. heinv he.
John Mcmahon. Deer Lodge.
James B McMsster. Deer Lodge.
Thomas Elliott. RAse Track.
J. n. Kennedy. AnacondA.
John u Walkup. Anaconda
Pese Hale. Carroll.
lieoeee Barrtch. AnacoudA. rlr
j. Z. Daring. kilisson.
Lon Blood. Avon.
James Roach. Gsorgetown.
The new committee has been organised
By the selection of Peter Hale Of Carroll
% chairman and J. n. Kennedy Of Ana
eeoda - ssesssasy.
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Baseball Yesterd ~.

Al st. Louis-4; Baltimore, 10.
Al Chicago; Washington 8. Second
game-Chicago, II; Washington, 5.
Al Cincinnati-9: Brooklyn. 10. Second
game-Cincinnati. 3: Bcooklyn,2
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Minds 70 wear Tfsussss.
TOPEKA, Kama. Sept. 8.-About 100 Of
the suffrage women Of Tepsks win eoms
out In reform dress. They have entered
into On agreement with Dr.. Eve Harding
and DR.. Agnes Hsviland. said to have
bssn rsducsd 10 writing. This agreement
describes the costume. Il 10 to consist Of
Turkish trousers covered by skirt reach.
ing TO the fold, close or loose waist, - the
wsarsr may lpesfsr, and cloth lsRsiuss TO
match the Trousers. Il 10 the intsntion Of
the Topeka women to organise into relief
squads, % . number Of thsm may b On
the streets oil day and thus the COM
munity will become familiar With the ~
form.
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Killed by q Coward.

SALT LAKE, Sept. 23.--Alurano Guis-
seppi was sho, and instantly killed to-
day in Potters' Canyon, near this city. by
Joseph Moorst. The men had engaged in
dispute over a mine. Mootst approached
Guisseppi from behind aad sho, tue latter
dead
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IN DEFsNss OF ms HOME.
n. Z. ssars Sheets Fireman MeRsssis
ct L'vissstos.

y. Z. 6ooFe bheots R1ro0oo 8ekosats
at L'vinsstos.
Special Dispatch to tho standard.
LIVINGSTON, Sept. 2a-About II o'clock
this evening Firsmen Tornce and Nc.
Ksnsie Of tho Northern Pacific went to
the residence OF II. L. Soars of the stoss.
keepers Office. while intoxicated. and
commenced fusillads with rocks, break.
ing ell the glass In the bay wind ow.
Scare got up, secured his revolver and
took shot at the men. Mckenzie was
brought to the earth with ball through
bis leg. The police were summoned and
carried the wounded man to his room,
where medical aid was summoned. The
wound 10 not considered dangerous.
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SATOLLi WILL REMAIN.
He IL 10 Become Permanent Resident
of America.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.-Bishop Kean.
dean OF tho Catholic university Of
America, has given out information rs
result Of his recent audiences with tho
pope, that the latter would. in an ency-
lical letter soon to be issued. set forth for
the first time certain important enlarge
ments in the functions. authority and dig
nifty Of the apostolic delegation IN the
United States over which Mgr. Satolli
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Povderly Wiii Pesetiss Lav. :

SCRANTON, Pa. Sept. 23-T. '. Pow
dsrly. the noted labor leader, will b Sess
mally admitted to the bar Of LackawannA
county tomorrow. He has about decided
to open law Office in New York city and
locate there.
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SPARKS oUENchgp.
Ne Got nis 0sn bat the 0thsr RsllsV
DID the shos;tng.

MANcAs, Colo. Sept. 2S.-Ths news a Q
fatal shooting affair NJ GalcondA ysstess
day has been recsivsd. Capt. G. A. Jaehs
con, superintendent OF the Double Stand.
ord Mining company, discharged mum.
bse Of employees, among them A. ]. Spaskss
Who armed himself and announced his In
tsntion Of killing jackson. When Sparks
appeared at camp Jackson eomu,ands4
him to throw up his hands. SPARKS ~
fused and Jackson fired, killing SPARKS
instantly.
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ro-D,y,s Meather.

WASHINGTON. Sept. s3.-for MontanAl
Fair, warmer; westerly winds.
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Attend to-night's Anaconda for tho cap.
ital meeting at the Auditorium.
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o'RoURK.'s ROAST.

Attoud to-uight's Auaeonda for the cap
ltal meeting at the Auditoeium.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-10-06
SPECIMEN CASES

S. II. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis,
was troubled with Neuralgia and
Rheumatism, his Stomach was disor-
dered, his Liver was affected to an
alarming degree, appetite fell away,
and he was terribly reduced in flesh
ard strength. Three bottles of Elec.
trio Bitters cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg,
ILL.,, had a running sore Oh his leg of
eight years standing. Used three
Bottles OF Electric Bl,ters end seven
boxes OF Bucklen's Arnica Salve,
and his leg is sound and we'll. John
Speaker, Catawba, O., had five large
Fever sores on his leg, doctors said
lie was incurable. One bottle Elec.
trio Dt,ers and one box Bncklen's
Aruica Salve cared him entirely.
Sold by W. A. Hayes, Druggist.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-10-06
a HOUSEHOLD TREASURE,

ID. W. Fulier, Of Canajoharie, N.
Y, says tina, he always keeps DR..
Kings New Discovery in tho house
and his family has always found the
very best results follow its use tha.
no would not be without it, if pro.
curabio. G y. Dykeman, Drug
gist, Ca.skill, N. Y, says that DR..
Kings New Discovery is undoubt-
edly the best Cough remedy ; that
he has used it in his family for eight
years, and it has never failed 10 do
all that is claimed for it. Why not
try a remedy SO long tried and test
ed Trial bottles free at w. 4.
Hayes Drug store. Regular size
SOC. and Sl.00.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-10-06
To the IndieS;.

There are thousands Of ladies
throughout the country whose sys
TENS are poisoned, aud whose blood
is in al impure condition from the
absorption Of impure matter, due TO
menstrual irregularities. This class
are peculiarly benefited by the won
derful tonic and blood cleansing
properties of Prickly Ash, Poke
Root and Potassium RI. p. p
Roses and bounding health take the
place OF the sickly look, the los,
color and the general wreck of the
system by the use of Prlck'y Ash,
Poke Root aud Potassium, as hosts
of females will testify, aud many cer-
t~iticates are in possessien of the
Company, which they have promised
not 10 publish. and all prove L. =
i. = blessing TO womankind.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-10-06

FOR CHIEF JUSTICE
James E. Shepherd, OF Beaufort.
PoR ASSOCIATE JUSTICES:
Walter Clark, of Wake.
James G MacI,ae. of Cumberland.
Armistead Burwell, Of M~ecklenburg.
FOR STATE TREASURER:
Samuel Med. Tate, OF Burke.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS
Augustus w. Graham, Of Granville.
FOR SUPERIOR COURT JUDGES
Third Distric.-Jacob Battle, o.
Nash.
Fourth Distinctly. r. Allen, O.
Wayne.
Eighth Uistrict-B. F. Long, o:
Iredell.
Ninth District-W. N. Mebane
Of Rockingham.
Tenth Distriet-W. 3. Council
Jr., of Watauga.
Twelfth District-U. B. Carter, o
Buncombc.
FOR SOLICITOR
Fifth District-E. S. Parker, o
Alamance.
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D TOR SNAPS s.


Rev. w. G. Norman, of Whining
ton, was unanimously elected Presi-
dent of Greensboro Female College,
Tuesday, to succeed the late DR.. F.
l.. Reid.
On the Cotton Exchange in New
York city, Saturday morning Sept.
Doth, both the October aud Novem.
Der cotton futures sold below 6
cents for the first time in the history
OF the Exchange.
Tho Democratic State Convention
of New York nominated the follow
ing ticket: Senator David B. Hill
for Governor by acclamation. Dan
iel n. Lockwood, OF Buffalo, was
nominated for Lieutenant Governor,
and William J. Gaynor, of Brook.
lyn, for Judge of the Court of APP.
peals. The ticket is considered q
very strong one.
The Japanese have gone wild
over the invasion Of Corca. The
news OF the war i, circulated broad
cast ny leaflets, but it is all sifted
by censors, and only reports of
Japanese successes are allowed to be
published. In addition to $4,000
troops already shipped 10 Corca,
100000 more arc uudcr arms, and
the reserves have been called ont.
Everything is done without any dis
turbanoe OF business.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-10-06

Here IS Something L,theGra Of
Before.
A strange thing has come to pass
at Wilmington, never heard of be-
fore by the oldest fishermen All
day Saturday boys with hook and
line caught many small white shad
and rock fish from four to six inches
in length. The oldest fishermen Say
they never knew the small fry ct
sbad 10 take the hook before, and
the tact is none eau remember ever
seeing young sLad ia the river be-
fore. l, is well known that in the
spring tue full grown sbad come up
stream to spawn and tba. the small
fry, alter being hatched, migrate to
the ocean where they come TO uatu.
ri.y only again 10 repeat their
spawning migration in the spring.
It has never been known, however,
where or how the little chad &c,
back to :he ocean, and the circum'
stance mentioned above - quite Z
curious one. The little fish b., right
along and the boys had to be inter
tered with in their sport to stoE
their wanton destruction of this val
liable fish.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-10-06
r Q T c L

NJ Q T / c L
Having qualified as Executor OF the
last will aud testament of the late
Robert Laws. | hereby notify all
persons indebted to this estate to make
payment. and persons hav-
ing claims against said estate to present
them to me on or before the Sth day
Of Sept. 1895. or this notice will be
plcau III bar of their recovery.
Tits Sth day Of Sept. 1884.
GEORGE w. LAWS,
Executor.
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1Iil&SDOro. Mar. -, 1904,
IT.

Have about what you want.
Whep sold We can have more. No
trouble to take your Produce and
Cash aud buy II. If you would
pay the balance due we would like
II.
n. w. BROWN IL co.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-15
Ssraubuns einrs Sabnsuges,
Der GrpreBmassou errueiit iid) aIs unein<
ne5mbar, unO besbalb miiHeu Oi: Pai-
inniere hRrhnItsn = Die 0ente nsrir1n

Der GrpreBlpa99oH ermelt pO alS uneln@
ne5mbar, unO be0bulb miiien Oi: Pai-
iagiere bsrhaIteu. - Die 8ente g.rins.
GtustOpee, SIS, IA. 9tUu. -
Der iiOlid iabrenOe grprcB5u9 Der
rWtiIIourizSani assSeraszSa5n" parb
bier Wteilen nOrOli6 BON bier burb Serz
itellun9 einer gScihe auf Elm Seitenz
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