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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-12-08
IMPROVEMENTS AT ruE FRISCO.
The New Mill Has More Than Double this
Capacity of the Old.

The famous Frisco mine. where the
mill was blown up during the strike
of two years ago. Is the prettiesf prom.
erty along Canyon creek. The wrecked
mill has been replaced by large struc-
tnre and the capacity increased from
$50 tons per day to 400. The buildings
are all substantial and painted red with
white trimmings The mine employs
altogether about f45 men One of the
attractions for the men In a reading
room. the building being 25x6e, neatly
papered and painted, and the period
icals on file cost 500 per annum. This
Is one OF the most popular resorts In
Gem.
The mine Is still worked by tunnels
The upper two have been stripped of
ore and the present work Ia on tunnel
No. 3, which Is 800 feet below No. 1.
The outcropplngs of the mine when
first discovered were small. In tunnel
No. the vein showed three feet of good
ore; tunnel No. increased the vein 10
about six feet, and now In tunnel three
II shows an average width or about i6
feet, though in some places Il widens
out 10 40 feet The present tunnel was
run In lose feet before the vein was
found Along this they have drifted
500 feet In an easterly direction.
The Frisco is also making some biz
improvements which superintendent
Joseph Macdonald expects 10 have
completed before the LIST Of the year
Already a station 2ox6o feet and 80 feet
high has been excavated at tunnel No
In which 10 put an air compressor
hoist and pumps for the sinking OF 4
shaft and the further development OF
the mine. The shaft Is already down
IA feet and the machinery needed to
continue work viii be In place in q
couple OF weeks. IL Is estimated that
nj depth OF 500 feet the shaft viii
strike the vein IL II carries its usual
dip. The shaft being sunk has three
compartments. Two OF these are four
BY Ave feet In the clear and the pump
compartment In Ave by Ave feet In the
clear The mine IL operated by water
power entirely. having developed $50
horse power Compressed air drills Will
he used IN sinking the shaft. The ore
Is conducted out of the mine by mule
trains. each train load being about fif-
teen tons. The mill IL running al fun
capacity and ships from 1900 10 l.s0e
tons Of concentrates every month. The
mine win run all winter unless some
emergency arrives 10 change the pres
snt arrangements.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-12-08

tinue 20 advance IN Importance as an
export On account Of the new uses 10
which II In constantly bcing MpprcpFi-
ated.
The reports OF agricultural products
from tfe United States for the flmcai
year ending June 30. 1885,. amounted 20
ssas. ss1. oss. being :2.as per cent Of
American exports OF every description
assi the United Kingdom took more
than Sd per cent. OF all farm products
finding foreign markets.
FREE DISTRIBUTION
The accommodation contained In the
report OF the secretary of lsss. that the
vicious system OF free distribution Of tta
departmental documents be abandoned. y
again urged. These publications may well
be furnished without cost TO public libra
ries. educational Institutions and the Of
fic~rs and libraries OF states and Of -
federal government. but from all hndi'
vidnals applying for them a price cover
ing the coxt of the document asked Tor
should be required. thus the publications.
and documents would be secured by thoss
who really desired them for proper pur'
poses.
Half a million copies OF the report Of
the secretary OF agriculture are PRINTED
for distribution nj an annual cost OF about
ssOOeo A large number OF them are cum
berlng storerooms Mt the capitol and thu
shelves OF secondhand bookstores
throughout the country. All this labo
anS waste might be avoided n the recon
mendations OF the secretary were adopted
The secretary also again recommend
that the gratuitous distribution Of seed
cease and that no money he appropriate
for that purpose except to experiment
stations He reiterates the reasons gfvei
! In his report for 1888 for disconsinuinl
| this unjustifiabIe gratufty and fully con
cur In the conclusions which he ha
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-12-08
AGRICULTURE OF rnE COUNTRY.
Facts and Figures for the Farmer and
fFuit-Raiser.


FFuit-Ralser.
The secretary OF agriculture in his re-
port reviews the operations OF his de-
partment for the last fiscal year and
makes recommendation for the further
extension OF Its usefulness. He reports
a saving In expenditure during the year
of s60o. 900. which ~ covered back into
the treasury. This In Is per cent OF the
entire appropriation. A special study
has been made OF the demand fc.-
American farm products in all foreign
markets. especially Great Britain. That
country received from the United States
during the nine months ending Septem-
her 80. 1894. 30s. $40 live becf cattle. val
ued at es.56o.0o0. as against fs2.fsl cat
tie. valued at sl6.G24. 600 during the same
period for 1888 During the frat six
months Of Isss the United Kingdom
took also i12.00o. 600 pounds OF dressed
beef from the United States, valued al
nearly sl0eoo.eoo. The report shows
that during the nine months Immeti-
ately preceding September 80, fsss. the
United States exported 10 Great Britain
20. 676.0eo pounds of pork: OF apples.
1900. 0o1. valued at S2.50D. O00s and OF
horses. 2.ssl. NJ an average value OF
$3.50 per head. There was q falling on In
American exports OF wheat OF is.s0oooe
bushels. and the secretary Il inclined Ia
believe that wheat may not. la the fu-
ture. be the staple export cereal product
OF our country. but that corn VIII con-
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-12-08
MADE THE KoLslTEs HOSTILE.
Alabama Legislator Introduces a Bill 10
Prevent Dual Governments.

Montgomery, Ala. Dec. 3.--A bill was
introduced in the house today by Rep
resentative Knight. intended to put
stop TO Koib's interference and pre-.
vent all possible dual governments.
The bin makes II criminal. punishable
by fine or Imprisonment. for any per-
son who takes an oath of Office and
attempts to discharge the duties OF such
office without first having been declared
elected thereto by the persons or body
having authority. Its Introduction in
the house at this time. when 80 much
hot blood Is up. created sensation and
great indignation among the populists.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-12-08
DENIES ARMENIAN ATROCITIES.
The Turkish Legation Speaks Out In III,
Associated Press.

Washington. Dec. 3.--The Turkish le-
CATION today furnished the Associated
Press an official telegram received by
the minister from Turkey relative TO
the trouble In Armenia. He says 1t has
been aseertained that agitators origin
ally from Roumania and Greece. and re-
cruiting In the Caucasus. took an Inn
portant part in the Sassun rebellion. 1t
was the Armenians of Talourie district
who started the revolt. attacking Mus
selmans' villages. TROOPS were imme-
diately sent. who never employed
more than 10 or so Kurds. The facts
show that far from committing any
cruelties. the regular troops succeeded
IN restoring peace and order. Further
proof that there was no persecution of
any sort, from the fact that peaceful
Armenian villages not partaking of the
revolutionary movement were left In
perfect security and unmoiested.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-12-08
ROYAL mouRnERs DEPARTED.
Visitors at 81. pescrshurR Eff for Their
Nasive Heaths.

81. Petersburg. Dec. 3. The prince OF
Wales, duke Of York. the king OF Dem
mark and Prince Waldemar or Den
mark. all Of whom cRne here to attend
the obaequies of the late Gear Alex
ander and who Remained To attend the
wedding af Czas Nicholas. started for
their homes today. The prince OF Wales
and the king OF Denmark were attired
IN Russian uniforms. The czar and the
ezarlna and number % grand dukes
accompanied the royal party 20 the
railroad stations Crowds lined the
streets, cheering heartily.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-12-08
LACK or BUSINESS STOPPED IT.
Tacoma National Bank Closes Its Doors
and VIII LiQuidatc.

Tacoma, Dec. a--owing 10 the gener-
al unsatisfactory business conditions.
the Tacoma National Bank closed its
doors this morning. having decided To
liquidate. Cashier Snyder gives the
banks liabilities at s212. 900 and assets
at s5l2.0o0. The bank has paid out y71a,-
600 In the last 2S months. 1t was one
OF the banks which suspended In 1893
and re-opened In December last. Since
that time the bank has settled with
large number of the depositors. but. be-
ing unable to get back their former
business. the directors have decided TO
go into liquidation.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-12-08

employment Tar shsps whsn knilt. and me
American sailor should - resnrrected
austr4ous citkn@n In tim OF peace and
pafr1oste and safe defender 81 American
Interests Ia the days % conflict The
ancient provision % our Law. denying
American registry 20 ships amIh abroad
and owned ~ Americans. appears In the
light Of present conditions not only 20
be failure for good az every point. bat %
BE- nearer q relic Of barbartHm than any
thing that exists under the permission OF
statute OF the United States ! earn
estly recommends It's prompe repeal.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-12-08
BLEW THE rop OF MS HEAD orr
Suicide OF J. 7. Welsh, q Railroad Man.
at pamc0

Pasco. WASH. Dec. al. T.. WEIGH.
the yard section boss here. while sit
ting In Gray 4 Pnrlinson's saloon this
afternoon suddenly drew revolver and
placing II 70 his eye. fired. The entire
top 81 his head was blown of by the dis
charge. Weieh was a man well liked
BY his associates. but II Is understood
he had been drinking heavily for the
past two or three weeks. Coroner Har-
ris summoned jury who. after a short
session, returned a verdict that the de-
ceased came to his death from gun
shot wound. said gun being held in his
own hand.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-12-08
PULLMAN STRIFE COMMISSION.
The President Sets Forth the Result o
the Investigation.

the investigation.
BY virtue OF statute of the United
States. passed In 1854 l appointed In July
last Hon. John ID. Herman of the state
Of New York. and Hon. Nicholas s. Worth
inRton OF the state of Illinois. TO confer
with Hon. Carroll ID. Wright. commits
siones OF labor, who were designated by
said statute a commission for the purpose
Of making careful inquiry into the causes
OF the controversies between certain
railroads and their employees. which had
resulted In an extensive and destructive
strike. accompanied by much violence
and dangerous disturbance, with consid-
cradle loss of life and great obstruction
OF property. The report of the commits
sioners has been submitted TO me and will
be transmitted to congress with the
evidence taken upon their investigation.
Their work has been well done and their
standing and intelligence give assurance
that the report and suggestions they make
are worthy OF careful consideration.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-12-08
Isnrned 10 nenth.

81. Louis, Nov. So.-At 1875 o'clock this
friday morning the house OF .Iacab
Schoppenhclm. ON Prescott avenue, was
set on IRE by "A defective fiue and de-
siroyed. Airs. Schnppenhelm and two
children, aged and years, psrlahed IN
the flames.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-12-08
IN CONCLUSION.

/ conclude this communication. fully
approaching that the responsibility for
all legislation affecting the people OF the
United States rests upon their representa-
lives In congress. and assuring them that
whether In accordance with the recon-
mendations l have made or not shall be
glad To cooperate in perfecting any lcgis-
lation that tends To the prosperity and
welfare of our country
GROVER CLEVELAND.
Es4ecufiva Mansion DeeAfnbar fSQi
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-12-08
Horse how prizes.

San Francisco. Nov. s0.--At the horse
show today thoroughbred stations, o.
year-oids and over. were judged. The
first prize was awarded to Emperor OF
Norfolk, Sc. Carlo second and Chester
field third
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-12-08
HEAVY CONDITIONS

Yokohama. Dec. 3.-According to the
semi-official press Japan has decided TO
insist upon heavy conditions for peace.
which will be Increased as war Is pro-
longed. IL the war were concluded
now Japan would accept 400 00O. 600 yen.
and cession OF the territory now oc-
cupied by her forces. II Taku and Shan
Hal Kwan cannot be attacked this win
ter because of the climate, the war win
be pushed to other parts OF China. No
armistice Will be granted unless China
formally sues for peace and surrenders
Pekin or gives other pledges In proper
ton To the demands of Japan. II
must be stipulated that Japan's power
is absolute
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-12-08

The cash balance In the treasury today
n sl0a. eSS.sf7; gold reserve. sss. asil. an
increase since yesterday OF SO, aGs. 472.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-12-08
Isrorts 81 snecie.

New York. Dec. i.--Export % specie
from New York for the week anding TO-
day amounted 90 S2i3U0 In gold ana si2,-
US IN silver.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-12-08
Executive Mansion. December ]. 1894.
PORT ARTHUR CHINESE WIPED OUT
Japanese piIlaged the Town and killed
Almost Every Man.

London, Dec. 3.-The correspondent OF
the Times telegraphs as follows from
Hiroshima, Japan: Il have just re-
turned from the seat of the war and had
a conversation with yiscount Mussa
Munemitua. foreign minister. In regard
TO the misconduct OF the Japanese at
Port Arthur. l informed him that l
had watched the Japanese army fire
the town. The Chinese resisted 10 the
last I saw Chinese In plain clothes
with firearms concealed on their per-
sons. ] also found explosive bullets.
The Japanese reported that the civilians
fired upon them from the houses and
they therefore deemed IL necessary TO
exterminate them. The Japanese were
further excited by finding the mutilated
remains OF the Japanese prisoners.
Some of these prisoners had been
burned alive. l saw no resistance In
town during the next four days. The
Japanese pillaged the whole town and
killed almost every man. Very few wo-
men or children were killed. saw
scores of Chinese prisoners pinioned.
whipped and shot. hacked with knives,
ripped open. disemboweled and dismem-
berad 4"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-12-08
JAPAN's PROPOSITION.

Toxic. Dec. s.-Peace negotiations are
proceeding. The minister of foreign
affairs has handed United States Min
lister Dun counter proposition for
transmission 10 United States Minister
DENLY
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-12-08

As further security Il Is contemplated
that the existing provisions liking the In
dividnal liabilities OF stockholders Is TO be
retained and the banks Indebtedness on
account of its circulating notes IN to be
made a FIRST lien on ali les assets. For
the purpose OF meeting the expense OF
printing notes. Official supervision. cam
collation. and other like charges. there
shall be paid tax OF say one-half Of per
cent per annum on. the average amount 90
notes in circulation. 1t N further pro-
vided that there shall be no national bank
notes issued NJ less denomination than
si0: that each ationai bank. except IN case
Of failed bank. shall release or retire
las aotes IN the iirst instance at its own
Office or a. agencies 10 be- originated by
" and so fixed reserve may be main
tained on account OF deposits
EXEMPTION FROM TAXATION.
Another very important feature Of this
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-12-08


Another very important feature Of .his
, 1894-09-22
Rletne Uabridoten.

- 9a5 S9nittwaarengeIcbGft bonQ(bras
9am 90. Sppenbeimer, $40. 565 6alite6z
purbe geitern 9tacbmittag pom
9elhloiien, nacboem 3oblungsz
aum 8etra9e Don $22,519.86 erz
tptrft por6en tparen.
- 6ernnan 9tabn bate beute Morgen S.
StroIe bot 9ticbter @beeler 3& ~erlegen,
NEIL CT in betrunfenem 53uitanb unO I'M
nit ictnem 6ubrtpert burcb ben
lincoln Barf ba0tnfubr. QlS Elm Bart
polt5l1t oaS Tubrtpert anbielt, ~9ebraudbte
Nabn S6impftporte.
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bat, am Z. D. so. in bte Mobnun9en BON
g. st. 2pon, 738 QBeit MabiIonifr., unO
SoDn &eou8Q, 781 g8et M2aoiipnftr. einz
gebrocAen SIT iein, tpur6e beute frab bon
goli3ilt SiBgeralO oerbaftet unb in elmer
Belle Der 0espIaineSitr sStation eingee
lperrt. =.
, 1894-09-22

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brct eleftrtic4e TGcber i'm 0Quge, tDel6e
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ting &O.", oil Stonton StroBc, erbalten.
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trilben Beieubtun9sbrdbten, Die SIT eincnt
2lffumulator fiiDrten Der iib Dtntcr
cincm 9roBeu @ei9dft5idilb ouf cinem
breitcn 6eniter8eitmS iiber Dem @ins
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Dem 8aiement nab Der 6auStbitr fit0rtc,
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Wteter, nit tpclbem Sic i'm 6au1e nerz
braucbte @leftricitGt 8en1eiien tpurbc.
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Iicfeu 3tpet ftarfe 9rG6te nab Dem Grbz
geichoB. 9ieielben iparen 6urcb ibren
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nlangelboIt %iioltrt, unO muBten Dies i6on
lGngere Belt 9"etpeIen ietn. Die Gleftrici@
tdt t6eiIte iic9 infol9eoelien Dem porer>
wdbnten groBen S4tloe rn0 Ourb 6ieieS
benz Greppen9elGnber nit, 10 6oB, ipie Die
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ten. On benz betreffen0en Sage nun 8ea
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na6e Itegenben @Iectricitdt3 : 8erfe
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gefG0rliAen GelGn0er binanitieg, nm Das
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fommen l~polIten, fubrcn beinabe ebenio
i6Ltmm. Ser Sine berieIben padte Ufulz
lane nm ben 2ei6, ipGbrcro Der atpette ieiz
mem Gor9Gnger in dbnLidber @8eile anfaBte.
&aum mar 6ies 9ei0ebcn, ais 8eibe nit
un!ptberlteblidber @etpaIt 6ie Greppe binab
unb bis gu einem am gttnnftein iteDen6eu
8a9en geic6leubert tpurben, inter Dem fe
betdubt Iie0en blteben. Die Mdnner er~
bo(ten it6 in6eiien boIb pie6er, un6 ibctnz
bar batten bieieIben merfDitr6iser Meiie
feincn f0rperliben S9aOen e%rlltten, OBJ
tDO6I ite ii6 GuBerit i1tuacb fit9lten un0
audi iofort na6 0oule gin9en. 0te Derz
fcblte 9itIfeletitung bate iooteL SIT GGe9e
gebracbt, baB 9anieI MuQone ieBt feline
trampfDoft Tin 6aS @eI6nber gelpannte
6anb l0ite. Gr ~ftiir5te r%egung8loS auf Der
3reppe 8ulammen unD mar toot.
, 1894-09-22
a. Ommsrtrtfas- Sommerfrifas

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Gotten III q. Is. SeIin9's Bolpcrs Cafe @ub6iuliiou.
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8e6ro1t. 9Oper5 &ate lift in 5lpeiftinblger 6abrt mt
Der ytOrtb @eItern=gabn. gu erreiGen, Iiegt nabe Der
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nnb prOmpte @erbiuOuns 8wtIdeu Der Station GeuOa
SunctiOH uub benz safe tit geIDrgt.
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g}oturlie6baber Ionteu es unterloTen, f9 cine 9ouIteae
gu fi9erH. gtabere ~9lusfunft ertbeilt, Iowie Qlatter
p~erIenbet
W&eIm8,
1885 Ntlmautee gue.,
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a~ustHiger aQeut. @el6, unO gauogei8aft
, 1894-09-22
Neue An5eigen.

OIHe Gooes= 1n3eieen, weI6e fir Ole
mor9ens2Iuseabe DER nJuinois Stats
%3eitun9" aufeegeben weroen, erideinen FOiten,
frei i'm AbenobIatt Die Nnnahn1e Don Nns
5ei9en fir oas 2tbenebIott faIieBt nm II uRr
mitta9s, fir ole moreensQusgabe am 10 uRr
Nben0s.
, 1894-09-22
QooesfGue

mur0en bcute @Ormitta8 i'm @eiunbbeits:
amt an9emelbet:
Caroline Q8ttt, IS s., 80 Quu 4lace.
Trte0a Scbraber, 5 3d., 1909 Al. Str.
6erman GtDon, II s., 1466 Hoscoeitr.
W5tnnie U}tler, 81 s., 145 6eo9tptGfr.
2tIua &arfotp, 3 3d., 30 Saneitr.
6rie6rib Wiate. so s., 1929 6alftebfr.
SARA Gina 9unter, 10 &c., 1876 g.
g8eitern Q(De.
, 1894-09-22
Silberne 6ohseit.

BUR 6cier 0c8 %, G6eiubildums Der
GDelcute Gmilie unb 6u9o .3cboLsfD,
ipobnboft So GugenieitraBe, fin0ct an %.
Scptcm6cr in 0cinen'S !6aGc, 519 2arruz
becltraBe, ein GROCER @mpiaU8 nit Q(beuDs
tnterbaltUng ltdtt.
, 1894-09-22
Stdott1hes,
Gin perIorenes Oofetn,

Sn benz 2ogirbauS gto. 527 g. Glartitr,
nebm Die 9trne Ba1iie Q8aIace beute
Wforgen I'M 3 l1br GorbolI0urc in ieIbits
m0rOertiber @bitcbt. lin 6 l1br ipurbe ite
tO0t in tbrem 8ett aufgefunoen. Der 8ez
iiBer beS BlaBes 1T German Sobn.
, 1894-09-22
SergnHgungen.

Schaumberg SchindIer's Theater:
MitQer'S !6nue. %slnftreten bon SRI. Bella SiHbe,
Werf bat 8oIOenen 2*Oocn. IS @eiou9SnnnImerr.
gpoI5h,s Sono G4e Millpoufee 9(pe. 1no g}o6leItr.
2S"IIV . |9aue' Q~(uftreten Dou 6rl. I}arle @orbung.
@nno b. &oielopSto, WlorgaretDe @rubt, 2urreo 3bge,
S6aa n'% Sie cS Te'2S S5tp Xis'OF, S a64oe{oS go biefef sns SSe
erbdIt 5punto9 mor9eu, 3lptI6eu 10 llub II ubr, an
Der Sbeaterta1le III W&aaer's Dber 98alibs 9ale etuen
r%eierOirteu StB fir 25 Gents.
, 1894-09-22
= 0meioet OicIes oms.

Wir errihten cine neue Stobt G}outeus G~eoorburg in
9Rt@i9aIl. an eineul ibbneu STUB uuO brett ant See GEE
legelt:. @6ir lpiinl4eu, boB Sbr SUD uns onihlieBet.
Sbr tOnnt 9roBe Soften (42Xl25) fir SO bis $500 00S
Stiid tonfet. Mtr boueI Sud EN- 9ous uno lofeu GuG
abbe3obIem mie eS Sud AM better paBt. &pmmt. ulo
belndt ms Iofort. Seoe GDt lpir6 om Grlteu ieoeu Wto=
mats I'm S. I'M Yreiie er66bt. 8mltt jeBt cine. Seine
Sel3rdnfnn9 beinl 8alen. so 9duier, . Nti9len, 2Gs
pen, potelS uuo Werfte l9on 9eboMt. Spit Sud cine
trete lluitrtrte &arte. Sree @rcurtou. p9eOar6ur9
5olpnlite 60, 3immer 3O8, 9{o. 1870 Dearborn STR.
9tebmt @leootOr nod benz ,. fSIur. 11IplWt
, 1894-09-22
HDSeS=gGttSeiGc.

Sreun0en unb 8efonuteu Die trourige gto6ribt, 0oB
luier tuni9It g~elIe6ter SObu l10 8ruber &crn1GlVtR
uub 8 Iagen mad laugen &eioen an 6reitaQ, ben q.
Sept, N6enoS s llDr Ielt9 I'M Germ entl0lafen lit. pie
8eerbiqnn9 ftnoet am Sonnto9, 0eH 23; Gept, nm 2 ubt
ua9 @roce(ono Itott. I'm itIle Gbeiluabme bItten Die
tlefbetribtelt Stlterblie6eueH:
&Sermotu unb SG$atsaretbe Gr0utt, Stern.
s.. uuo u. GroEtt, BriDer.
, 1894-09-22
observation-disclosures.

ToG9en6e !6etratbSicbeine tpur6en 6eute
BON 6errn Salomonion i'm Bureau bes
GountD7Glerts auSgeiteut: