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The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-10-06

While in Boise City last week, Mr..
L. H. Cox took the writer out to Brum
backs & Lemp's additions to the town
and showed him the improvements the
enterprising firm of w. E. Pierce & Co.,
are making in that choice residence
locality. AS number of Della mar
cirizens have made investments in that
locality, we are pleased to say to them
We cannot see how they can possibly
have made any mistake in putting their
savings in such choice location. The
capital city has opportunities to achieve
splendid future, and despite the fact
that there are still some old fogies
there, we believe there are enough
men interested there who have pro-
gressive ideas, to make great city,
and when they do, the locality spoken
of, will be one to be proud of.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-10-06

Boise City has really fine and we'll
equipped Furniture aud House Furnish
ing Establishment, in the house of
Poindexter & thinner. They carry a
large stock of furniture, stoves, etc.,
and can fit up a family in any shape
that the length Of the family purse will
ad INIT of at up to date low figures. By
all means call upon them when you
want to fit up your houses. They in
yite Owyhee trade and demonstrate it
by advertising here. See prices mem
toned in their advertisement.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-10-06

Hon. w. H. Clagett delivered an elo-
quent address here on Saturday night
to full house. 1t was clear, logical
and telling. 1t, no doubt, braced up
the Pops in great shape, and they, as
well as the hearers, who belonged to
the old parties, cheered him at every
hit be made. Mr.. Clagett is unoues-
tionable the finest orator in the state.
What pity that the ladies in DeLamar
should not turn out and enjoy these
political speeches. Ladies would come
if only half dozen of them would get
together and set an example for the
others 10 follow.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-10-06
FOUR 1O-ACRE TRACTS
Situated five miles east of Nampa,
Near Union Pacific Railroad,
Ada County, Idaho.

Each 10 acres contains Fifteen Hun
dred Fruit Trees of Standard Varieties,
planted last spring, (trees guaranteed0
80 acres Prunes; 10 acres of Apples and
Peaches.
The land is beautifully located under
the B. c. & N. l. L. & L. company's
canal, has an abundant water supply, is
free from alkali, and is enclosed by
substantial woven wire, rabbit proof
fence.
Convenient to Public School.
When bearing, each tract will yield
an annual and permanent income of
over Fifteen Hundred Dollars.
TERMs-10 per cent of purchase
price payable at time of sale; balance
on delivery of deed.
Fifty per cent of purchase price may
remain on mortgage for years at 10
per cent interest.
Title perfect. Full abstract furnished
free. Parties will be shown the prop
erty free from Nampa
r. L. Bogardus,
Capital Hall, Boise, IDAHO.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-10-06

One Of those payday stores, with a
lot of the stuff pulled off of the shelves
where the flies have been putting their
trade marks on it all summer, is here
again. Discourage him from coming
again. 1t is not fair to our home mer-
chants who pay big taxes here and give
us accommodations when we need
them, that we should let these fellows
come in here. They dodge the licence
by pretending only to take orders.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-10-06

1t is said that professional tramps
have systems of marking houses and
gate posts to indicate to the next one of
their profession what kind of treatment
he may expect at that house. Whether
it be an invitation to exercise himself
on the wood pile, bull dog invited to
exercise on him or pie or warm meal.
The gate posts which open on the roads
to DeLamar must have been marked to
indicate that tits town is grand place
for beggars of all descriptions, judging
from the number coming in here. It
1t must be that our people are very
generous when one can count the num-
Der of mendicants who have dug up
stage fare to get in here Let us change
the reputation Of the town by refusing
everyone of these fellows everything
except liberty to leave town at once. ri
DeLamar takes care of its own destitute
people this winter we will have enough |
on our hands. These beggars are be-
coming nearly as big nuisance to the
town as its gamblers and thieves.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-10-06

The NUGGET had pleasant call yes
terday made by Sister Sophia who has
charge of the new st. Alpbonsus Hos
pital, and Sister Dominica, principal of
St. Teresa's Academy in Boise City, &C.
companied by Miss Rebekah Hays of
Silver City. Sister Sophia is visiting
Owyhee in the interest of the hospital,
Of which she is in charge, which will
be opened November LIST. This institu-
ton, which will be well equipped,
offers to receive the miners from Owy-
hee camps and care for them free of
charge who will regularly contribute
one doltar per mouth toward it's sup
port. Or if all the employees of any
company will pay through the manag-
ers' Office fifty cents per month, any of
them will be entitled to the care the
institution offers. Miners will do well
to avail themselves of this offer When
i'll, they will then have assurance of
that kindly care which has made the
Sisters of Charity all over the world the
most beloved organization ever created.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-10-06
Money to Loan.

Mortgage Loans wanted and nego-
tiated with Eastern parties on improved
farms in Owyhee Comfy, Idaho. Only
first-class loans wanted. We negotiate
z per cent loans, for years straight,
and charge commission Off per cent.
Mortgages renewed that may be due
other companies. MERvIN SwoRTs.
BAKER Cry, Oregon.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-10-06

Hon. Willis Sweet must be careful
reader of the NUGGET. In his speech
last night he mentioned the name of
Senator Morgan in almost the same
complimentary terms in connection
with which his name has more than
once appeared in this paper. He also
followed a suggestion made in the
NUGGET three months ago and nominal
ed Don Cameron, of Pennsylvania, for
the next Republican candidate for
President. These young statesmen who
read this great moulder of public opin-
ion, and follow its suggestions, keep
right up to date.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-10-06
ARRIVAL AND DEP. OF NAILS.

ARRIVE,
From Nampa PM From Silver city, 10 AN.
From Jordan Valley, II NJ.
DEPART.
TO Nampa, 500 A. M. To silverCity $50 p NJ
To Jordan Valley, 1890 I'M.
pEOwing to the early departure OF the
stage for Nampa all mail must be in the Of
fee by O'Clock P. NJ, in order to go out the
following morning.
MRS. SARAH F. EROSION, Postmistress.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-10-06

The plastering on the new hotel is
nearly completed. The carpenter work
up stairs is about finished. 1t will be
the finest building in the county, when
completed. It's equipments in the way
of plumbing, bathrooms, electric lights,
etc, will all be frst-class. Good sewer
age and drainage will be provided.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-10-06

The Mail route between DeLamar and
Jordon having been discontinued on
July 1. Notice is hereby given
that the undersigned will run a
passenger and express wagon every
Tuesday between the two places, leav-
ing Jordan Valley in the morning and
DeLamar at 8 O'Clock p. M. Packages
carried and errands attended to for
reasonable charges.
WIN. PARKS,
DeLamar, June 80, 1894.
9H4.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-10-06

There will be another grand Peoples
Party rally here next Tuesday night,
when the people will have the pleasure
of hearing Hon. ]. w. Ballentine, can
didate for governor, and J. Ed Smith,
Esq, expound Popuist doctrines and
knock the props from under the argu
ments of the old parties. Selab.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-10-06

A heavy rain and snow storm visited
us the first tw days of this week, but
in compensation therefor, we are now
enjoying the most perfect weather.
Life is worth living in these Idaho
mountains such DAYS as these.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-10-06

Captain Plummer returned from
Boise last night, bringing with him
Mrs. Plummer and their son Percy,
who have jnst returned from the east,
whittier Mrs. P. went some weeks ago
on account of Percy's Illness at the
home of her parents.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-10-06

Anthony Brooks has purchased the
Weissman building between the store
and hotel, which eliminates the only up
town saloon. Bless his soul.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-10-06

Ducks will be at big discount here
next week when the party of five in
Gliding Billy Barkle, Sam Scadden, Joe
Prout, Nellie and two other persons re-
turn from Cow creek lakes, whittier
they went yesterday.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-10-06

Remember that the Goth is the last
day you can register, but don't put it
off until the goth on that account. You
might be too bnsy that day. The books
are open every day.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-10-06

Uncle Dick Tregaskis has begun
grading for large vegetable cellar and
store house next door to Farrel's saloon.
Several small residences are going up
in town. The hammer and saw are
making music all oyer town.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-10-06

The stock of dry goods at the Com
mercial Company's store are all fresh,
seasonable, stylish and the variety
greater than ever seen here before.
Money will talk there now. &
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-10-06

The fall fights will be very much in
evidence next week. Payday, you
know. The calaboose is yawning for
dodgers. 1t will get them.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-10-06

Phil Host, tip-top hand on copper
plates, is now foreman at the Tip-ToE
mill at Silver City.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-10-06

Remember the races to begin at Jor-
dan Valley on the 10th, and especially
remember that there will be grand
ball at the Jordan Valley Hotel on
the 10TH
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-10-06

Blacksmith McNabb has begun the
construction of a fine boarding house on
the site of his present residence.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-10-06

Eckman has changed the style OF his
restaurant. He sells So 80 ticket for
So, and you pay for what you order
a la carte. Priceslow. Fare frst-class.
White cooks only.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-10-06

BoRN.-In DeLamar, Idaho, October
2nd, 1894, to the wife of Paul Eastwood
a nine pound boy.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-10-06
SHORT STOPS.

The DeLamar Company shipped ont
this week FIVE bars of bullion, valued
at S14 300.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-10-06

James Weston will not dance at the
Jordan Valley bali. He had one of his
toes mashed in the mine, last night.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-10-06

First quality of -four 1925 per hun
dred pounds at the DeLamar CONNER
cial Co.'S, store for cash.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-10-06

Assorted table fru ts, % ID cans, SIS. so
per case, at the DeLamar Co.'S, store,
for cash.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-10-06

Granulated sugar $3.50 per hundred
at the Commercial Co.'S, store, for cash.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-10-06
SIMPSONS stage Line.

SamPSUHS Stdge 1IHe.
LEAVE, ARRIVE.
Silver City 7:30A M. DeLamar 900 A. NJ.
do 400 p NJ do $50 P. NJ.
peLamar 1000 A. NJ Silver City II 100 A. NJ.
do. 600 P. NJ. do 1880 P. NJ.
do. $50 A. NJ, and connect with outgoing
Nampa stage at Boonville
Every day in the week.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-30
unteridIu9 $4,000.
). u. Porter, Der I'm %. September in Gin
cinnati PI05Iid itarb, elm GROCER
0duner 9epeien.

Qlm 20. September itarb untcr bemerz
~fenspertben umltQnben i'm @ran6 Sotel
in Cincinnati Tre6erid g. 8orter, Nu0itor
Der &OG SSl0nb 8abngeIeLi9af unb
gleib5ettig SefretGr Der 9"}orntaL 8arf
BUILDING unb 2oan 2(iiociot;ou. Gr be-
fano itA auf elmer @ei6GttSreilc in Gtucinz
natl uno tpoate am 2t6en6 6es Gaqes, an
bem er itarb, nab @bicGgo 3uriidte6ren.
Seine Sob erfol9te in ~fiir5eiter Belt. Qluf
Der StraBe Dor benz Sotel fieL ct obnmGh>
ttg gu 8oOen uno eDe man i'm aut ieir
Simmer gebrott bate, mar ct bereits ber>
i9teoen. Die Ner5te, tpelde ibn unteriubz
ten, iotDie Der Coroner ertlGrten, oaB Der
Sob burh 6erai9tas erfol9t lei. @ntz
biiuungen, tpeldbe aber bi56er ii6er feline
8erbGLtni1ie 3. 3. ietneS GO6eS gemodbt
nur6en, Iaiien annebmen, baB ct iid6
iclbit bas 2eben nabm. 3war ~erfrcute CT
it6 ndbrenO ieineS 2ebenS zines auBerz
OrOentlib 9uten GufcS unb genoB nicbt
nur ba9 Gertrauen ieiner 8orgeiebten, ions
bern bate it6 auBeroem Bic @t6tung oQer
ieiner Wtitmenicben eriporben, Ooc6 itnb
troBoem iebt unumit06lic4e 8eipeile err
bradt tpDrOen, baB CT NIGHTS pentser ais
Elm anitGnOiger Wtann mar.
@rperte 8u6fibrer Daben bis iebt
bercits ETH 0eft3it bon $4,000 entbedt,
tpelbe Sunlme CT u13tueifelbaft unterib[az
gen uno gu ieineu eigcnen peri0nliden
3meden gebrou9t bat. SAT- in ie6em
Sabrgang Der 8i3er lit cine Oifferen3 bon
tpeni9itens $500 81 fin6en unb in einem
Sale io8ar Elm 0eft3it Don $500. 8on
Sli9tigarbciten oOer 3ufdQtsem Teblen
fam fetne 9teoe iein, ba iiber QQe8 Iorg>
fdltig 8u9 gefitbrt tuurOe, aber natiirlicb
nit ioI6en notDwenbigen 8crGn6erungcn,
tpeldbe Die gr0Beren oOer 9eringeren 6eblz
betrdge erflGrten louten uub audi ertLGr>
ten, oenn Yorter mar 10 auBerorbentlich
i9lau gu 8erfe 8e8ongen, 6aB BEL Der ale
Nlerteltabr Dorgenommencn 8iibcrtepi1ton
1etn 8etru8 ntenINlS ent6eft pur0c.
Nlus &i6iicbt fir Die Somilie bes Ser
ttorbenen bat man bic Sac9e bis iest gez
betm 9ebalten, ba man onnabm, 6aB bic
lelbe obneQufieben betgelegt iperben f0unte.
Nuetn Die 6interbItebenen ibeinen nicbt
Die 9ertn8ite 9tbii9t gu begen, bic unters
1bla9ene Sunrne aus3uSablen unb iouit
bat !t3 bic gtOrmal 8arf 8utlbtnq & Qoan
4ltoclattOn 9erOtbigt 9eieben, 9eri9tli6
etn3ui9reiten.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-30
T1ik9Iudter Sdminoelperiud.
Der Sei9enbefatter John Rerrnonn our6
Sufaa oapor bepahrt, einen wertRIoien
GheG fir $500 gu perfIberr.

0te BOGi3ei Iubt na9 elmer gefdbrIi9en
S6ptnblerln, Die li6 Srau Wttuer nennt
unb it6 ibre Spfer inter 0en 9et3enbez
Itattern un6 8lumenDdnblern ludt. Glfz
NAL iou es ibr gegliift lcin, bic %genannten
@eibGftsleute nit falibeu @beds gu be-
l9tpinoeLn unb crit beim 3m0lften 8erlu6
bate iie, alIerOings nur burcb 3ufau, einen
MiBerfoLg gu ner3ei6nen. 0as Spfer,
baS itc iib bicSmal auSerlcbcn bate, mar
Der 0ei6enbeitatter Sobn 6errmann, 743
sc. Boulino StraBe. Serlelbe iaB am
SOnnta9 gtobu1ittag III ieiner Sfftce, ais
cine tiet peri6leierte unO in Traucr8emGnz
Ser gebilute 9amc beretntrat. j6err Ser
mann erbOb ii6 bon leinem Stuble un5
fra9te in D0flichem Tpne nab benz Bez
geDren Der 8elu6ertn. Qicie bertdtete
nun unter Gbrdnen unb Sdlub5en, baB
i3r Mann III Stem Oorf geitOrben unb DaB
ie gctommen iei, nit tbm (6ermonm
9U6ipraCbe 3u nebu1en. gta6 elmer lGnz
geren MISUNDERSTANDING lber bic l1rio6e
beS So0e5 ibreS @atten, Oeiien 8erm09ensz
Oer9GltntB u. |. To-, lprab Die Dame, Die
it6, tpte obcn eripGbnt, Trou Miuer
nannte, ben 8uni6 aus, etnen Sarg aus
iucben 5u 6iirfen. 6crr 0ermaun fibrte
bic Gunbin in BEN 2a6cn, in benz cine
gan3e Geibe bon SGr9en sur Nustpabl
itanben. 6rou Wtuer's @obt fiel auf ben
auertDeuerteu, Der $500 foitete. Dam
tbeilte ite benz 2eihenbeitatter nit, SAB Der
Eobte in elmer &ilte bon y1elp Oort fom7
men niirbe; 6err 6ermann mO6te beBz
balb 10 gut ictn, bic 2ei6e bonn 8abnbDf
na9 leincm GtabLiiiement bolen 81 LaiIer1
uno @Qes fir bas 8egrdbniB, baB iofort
Pathfinder ioIte, berricbten laiicn.
Ser 2ei9enbeitatter periprab, NaeS be-
iorgen 3u pollen, ma6te aber 0ann feline
&unbin oarauf aufmerfiam, baB es iibti6
lei, cine Nn3ablung 3u mocben. S6nc Elm
Wort Der @ntge8nun9 Dffnete Trau Wtuuer
ibre 0elDb0rie, entna6m oerlelben einen
@6ed fir $500. 0ielen iibergab iie Serru
9ermann nit benz @rluden, Die 6Glfte Der
Summe ais 2ln3a6Gung at beboIten unb tDr
Die Gnbere 6Gltte DerauS3uaabIen. 9err
6ermann %entgegnete, baB CT basu Ieiber
nibt inn Stan6e iei, ba er nibt genug
baareS @e1o i'm 9aule babe, porauf Srau
Oftuer ben Borl6log madbte, sl Dem l1Gcbz
item Blumen5Gnbler 5u gcben, tie mii1ie ID>
tpielo 8lumen beiteQen unb Dieuei1t tperbe
Der gambler i'm Stanoe ietn, ben @6ef gu
ocriil5ern. 6err Sermarn erfldrte ii4 be-
rcit unb bc9leitete ieinc &unbin gum nd9;
iten 8lumenbdnOler. &aum ober iparen
ite in ben Qoben ein9etreten, ais Trall
W}tuer Dor S6red 3uiammen3udte, 6ann
&ebrt mahte unb auf baS brauBen mar
ten6e Mietb5fubrmerf ~suei[te un6 bineine
ipran9. Dem &utlber rief iie gu. 10
ic9nel 3u tabren, tpte ietne Bferne nur
laufen t0nnten unb i'm nGcbiten 9lu9enblif
mar lie Deri9munoen. 0teics lonberbare
8cnebmen purbe burb Ben 8~lumenbGn6!er
ertldrt, 6er in Srau Miuer balielbe
Trouens3immer e~rfannte, bas ibm Bel elmer
Tri9eren @elegenbeit nit einem Gbed fir
$50, Der BON Der 8anf aIS pertbIoie S6Iz
19un9 3uriidfam, bei6winbelt bate.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-30

Ser Gountorat6 belt geftern Nabnitz
tag cine letner re9elmGBtgcn StBun9en ab,
81 tpelcber iicb ale GountDDdter bis auf
Die 6erren Cunning, @rcen, Peacof uno
gtetteritrom eingefun0cn batter.
3unddbft lag Der 8eR0rbe Elm 8orane
ibldg 6es Experimentation Chris. Wtamer
itber bic fiir Die Nusftattung 6es neuen
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nDtbigen @egen>
ftGnbe Dor. Inter bieIen @egcnitGnben
befinoen licb $50 StibLe, eini6licBlicb II
0eoerieiicL fir sic 3idter; SO Gif6e, ALSO
garbS Geppicb unb 1900 CARDS Mlatten,
ntbt IN Dergeiien 81 9uben6 Spu6nGpfe.
Der 8orani9lag bes 6errn Wianer murbe
an oGs Yle1arcomite Deripielen.
Ser bon 6errn Wtamer nit Sobn Wcz
GartbD a6geibloHene Gontrott fir Die Ste
paratur Der OG6er Der NnitaltSgebGuoe in
Cunning gum Breiie BON $4,000, ioipie Die
bon bemieIben nit bieiigen Tirmen abgc>
1bLolfenen 9teferungScontratte fir 0roz
guen, Oelen, Tarben, 8uttertne, Groceries,
SbuDen uno &letDertDaaren II. /. N. nur>
ben gutgebeiBcn.
0oS @Omite fir ben OffentIi6en Oienit
empfobI 9e9en bic @mpfeblung oeS Suiti3=
comiteS, bic grtraforberungen Der pGbrenb
pes StrettS Gn9elteuterl 0ult51Dertlls abb
3upeiien. 9te @mpfebLun9 murbe gutgez
beiBen.
9a5 Spe3ialcomite, 6as nit Der Inter-
fu6ung Der @nflage tpegen 8eicbGfti9ung
BON Sniaiien Oes Nrmenz unb Srrenbauz
ieS BEL Dem 8au zines Nb3u9sfanals bon
Cunning na9 Dem Srping 8arf 8oule5
barb beauftra8t tDor0e1 mar, ~itattete lsinen
8eri9t ab, Oeiien ipeientltber Snbalt Ser
no6itebe1lbe mar Scr 8au 6es Qlb5ugsz
fanalS foitete aueS in allen nur $7131.75,
nidt $4,000, ME Com. @bmanlon beboup>
tet bate. Der 8au lit genalt nab ben in
ben PLGnen Dorgeiebenen Spe3tftfationen
aus9efiibrt. gs lei nicbt tpabr, baB Nrmen>
bGuSler unb SIRE aus ben MnitaIten in
Cunning BEL ben Bouorbeiten Derpen0et
pur6en. 0ie san3e @ei6i9tc iei bon
eitem tDegen ltnfdbt9teit entlalieneu Qtnz
ftaItsan9eiteuten Namens &ur3 crfun6en
unb Der Breiie unb benz Som. @0manlon
mtt9etbeilt tporben. 9asegen lei eS pa6r,
DAB bic Geintgun8 6es 2(b3ugsfanals Durcb
Sniaiien De8 2lrrnen6auieS beiorgt, tpnroen,
aber Oies lei Don ieber 10 @ebroub setpeien.
Die Nnfla9e, baB elm 8rioatz@ run6bez
ftber iein @runbitif nit Dem Nb3ugStanal
Dee GountpS ~berbunben babe, fonnte nod
ntbt unteriu6t tocrben. Der 8eri6t, Der
bon ben @ommtffGren GogStpeQ, Sails
nnb6offman unter3ei6net mar, pur6e ons
gen0mmen.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-30
Oas neue Otphtherttts> beilmttteI

Or. @tG6eIm G6ies, Elm biefigcr bertz
i9er Qr5t, Ser am lebten Srettog BON elmer
Jteiie na6 Deuti9lanb bierber suri6gez
febrt lit, ipribt iib iebr entbufialtiid
iber baS neue8eDrtng'i9e Mittel se9en Sic
0ip6tberitiS aus. Or. S6ies bat am rs.
September Dem in Ntcn abge6aLtenen Cons
greB beutibcr unb Oiterret9ti9er Ner3te
b%ei9enobnt, ouf peI6em bas neue Sell
mittel ben 6auptsesenitanO Ser 8erbanbz
lnn9cn bilbete, unb bat bann in 8erltner
9oip;tdIern @elegenbeit 9ebabt. ficb bon
Der pOrtreffIi9en @irfun9 6es 6eiImittcls
81 iiberSeu9en.
9tGO. 6intler iptr6 benz Sta6tratb moraen
feline ieit eint8en 3a9en porberettete
0rotnan3 oorIegen, bur6 ueIbe bic GIN
fibrung bes 8eprins'iben SeiGi erums iei=
tens oes biett9en Geiun0beitSamtcs angcz
orOnet tper0et iou. Ser Staotratb miro
bur9 bteielbe Srbinan3 erfubt tperOen, bic
Summe bon $4,000 CUR Mni9affung bes
6etlmttteIs gu beipiuigen.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-30

mdbreno Dieter mohe oheriren
mir Sic ~foI9enoen mebr ooer ment.
ger 9ebraudten pianos. gu elmer
friih5eiti9en 8eiidlti9un9 miro bier.
nit freunolidft ein9elaoen:
sl95 Nep England Upright e%eblamtes Gi8enboI8.
5000 Gboie Upright circaifti6es @olnuBbol8.
sl25 8eItou & 8omerop Upright eroBe 9Orte.
$165 Woib6urn Upright bunf(es WtabugontboIs.
$40 9iiou Upright, MaGa9onibol5.
1925 SCHUBERT Upright, ontrses Gt9enboI1 ~ Octooen
$50 moibburn Upright, ~ Gctaoen, MaGogonibola
$175 Slider Upright. in aus9eaei4retem 3uitauO.
$3.50 @nQel Upright elm GROCER Bargain.
$75 8ienna @ronb, en iebr 9utes WfHIter.
$175 9tetu England Upright ~neneiter @tpGe.
1925 Stable 6 5on Upright uQnrl" @anuuBboG5.
$3.50 Jeurtb (Geip8ig) impOrtirteg Cabinet @ronb.
1925 Seipett Upright ipe5tea rebuairterter Breis.
$275 Saaet 81 9oois Upright, one @er6eiierun9en,
$275 9a3elton Upright, ELM tuobre8 Sulpel.
$500 Gbideriu9 Upright MaDoopni9ol8, betno6e neu.
1875 Gbideriue Concert 6ranb, ueueftes N&uIter.
$3.50 Gnobe Upright, cine ieltene Gele9eubeit.
1915 eteinmaD Upright, t6tnte ftr ueu 9elten.
1915 &nabe Upright 9roBe @orte, G6enboI3.
$500 Stetntpap Sranb, 8ei9t feline Gpur oes Gebrout8
$50 Safe q Cos Squore, Z 0ctooeu, GoienboI3.
s75 &imbaa Square, 9e6nibte 8etue uub 2pra.
$85 9oIet & Gumfton Square, gutter Son.
$50 9olet & 9apis Square 0ranb.
1925 Bauer & So. Square, ~ SctaDe1, ueueIter gut
lpurf, uno anbere.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-30
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
mur6en 9eitern an fOIsenOs 9sriOnen ali
1elteQt:


turrben geitern an fOIsenOe 9eriOnen aus
gelteut:
9tu9uft M}a8nes, 6reif. 8a6feinz@ Obns
bauS mit 2aOen un6 @r69eiboB, III
Meit Oiniiion Str, beronidlagt auf
$4,000; Srant Stakeholder, emit. 8aditeins
Nnbau unb nmbau gum 9oppel76aus nit
@rbgei9oB, 1872 Surfing Str, $1,000;
Samuel 0obin, BRETT. Badtein~W Obnbaus
nit 3G6en unb Gr6gei6o8, 9 Srant Str,
$1,000; 6. @bitneD, 5tueiit. 9oI378obns
bauS, 1909 50. place, $4,000; s. SO.
S9roeoer, 3petit. 8aditetn Wo6nbaus
nit Gr6gei9oB, 6419 8barton 9(pe.,
$500; =. g. Matn, bretit. 8aditeine
Mobnbaus nit @rb9cihoB, 5456-48
2erington Qbe., ST., 600; s. S. Stetpart,
breift. boppsItes Sa6iteinz8 obnbaus nit
Gr6geI9oB. 4313 = Is Gernon 0pe.,
$4,000; q. NnberiOn, 6retit. 8afiteinz
8obnbauS nit @rbgeiboB, 527 GOer9recn
2(pe., $500; S. 8. COCHRAN, 5 3tpeiit.
ooppelte 8aditein>8 obnbGuier nit @rbz
gelcboB, 2419-31-97-2550-72 Safe
ipoOO 2(be., 1880; Soiepb Gonad, piers
ft0dtgcs 8aditein apartment : @ebGube
nit @r68ei6oB, 1924 AZ. StraBe,
$4,000; @. S. Wforris, BRETT. Bad
iteinz WODnbaus nit @r09ei6oB, 314 GaIuz
met Npe., $4,000; 6. Spencer Sturgis,
2 speiit, boppeIte 8aditeinzM o6nbdaier
nit @r69ei6OB, 4820-28 SOrreitOiGe
4ue., $500.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-30

8%ertopfun9 ultb ale 2eberleiben 1uer6e1
hur9 9oOb's 9ttIen gebetlt.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-30
StderIth Iefet 7br

bic lit bieier 3eitung per0fentli6ten .3eu9=
ntlie b~etreis 9oob's Sorlopariuo. sic BE-
itdtt9en iber iebeu 3weifeI binaus, Dap
Sooo's furtrt.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-30
Stdott1hes.
Aus oem G%ountYrath.

Sur ole 2tusfattung oes GriminoI9eridtss
oebduoes. Der 8eridt oes nit DER
unteriudune Ger pon Gomniddr Cos
manion erhobenen Nnflaeen beauf=
traetcn Gomites. = Kcine Grtrobe5ah=
lung fir Ole Streifz5ilfsiherifs.