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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-07-19

organs, the liver and kidneys, TO
stronger action; the blood grows at
once purcr and redder and more ca
pable Of carrying nutriment and oxy-
gen to every nerve and muscular fiber
Of the body.
Painc's celery compound makes peo-
pie well by building up new tissues IN
place of the old; regulating shaky
nerves by appropriate nerve food and
sending strong, full tide OF pure
blood through the diseased parts OF
the liver, heart, stomach and kidneys.
To worried women, just a. to busi-
ness men staggering under financial
adversity, comes nervousness and iinal
breakdown. II am not i'll enough TO
take medicine" 4" she too often says,and
puts Off from day to day the correc-
ton of her trouble.
Paine's celery compound j. the
great spring medicine. ltcures every
form of nervous weakness and the
special disorders of liver, heart, stom.
ach. and kidneys that arise from I'M
pure blood and ''run-down" system
badly nourished.
These are the difficulties that Paine's
celery compound corrects. II builds
up the body, blood, nerves and tissues
i'm way that nothing else has ever
equaled. People get well who thought-
fully and thoroughly try il. For
rhenmatism il i the one true specific.
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Orange County Nomination..

For Senators. Horace W Bailey of
Newbury, J. X. Darling Of Chelsea.
Assistant Judges, Chester Dickey OF
Washington and w. II. kibbee Of
Fairlee.
States Attorney, d. G. Hyde Of
STAFFORD.
Sheriff, Chas. F.Smith of Topsham.
Bailifi, :. X. Berry of Thetford.
Probate Judges, Randolph district,
W. II. Nichols Of Braintree; Bradford
district, :. NJ. Gleason, Thetford.
County Commissioner, G. ;. Emery
of Chelsea.
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Inc Cosmopolitan.

There is variety enough in this book to
satisfy the most exactiDg. Beauty" IL
lustrated. is a pleasing article. History IS
considered in "An Unconquered People,
and we may read the life Of Nauoleon in a
series OF beautiful medals briefly explain
ed by j. Howe Adams. Gen.A- W.Greeley
of Arctic fame writes "Antarctieo." The
continued story, "Ihe Origin OF Thought,
has several chapters, and IS well illustrs-
ted. There are a number OF short stories
Of the prevailing style oil the day' having
a most decided element of sadness in them
and calculated to appeal 10 the sympa-
thies. There is a review Of books and art
bv Lang. Sarcea, Boyesen, Zangwill ana
Agnes Repplier. There are also notes on
the Progress OF Science" 9th Ave, and
I'm s. New York.
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windsor County Republicans.

For senators, Fred Arnold of Beth
ei. Lemuel Shattuck Of Bridgewater,
A. f. Burbank Of Cayendish.
states Attorney, J. G. Enrighi,
Windsor
sheriff. l.. =. Howe. Ludlow.
Bailih, Romaine Spaflord, spring
ield
f, Assistant Judges, William Rounds,
Chester, and G. H. Markham, Pomfrct.
iConmissioner, j. II. Eastman,
Romircf.
Probate Judges. T. o. Seaver.
Wood,,oek,and Hugh Henry, Chester
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True as the Spelling Book!

s.You can't make a silver whistle out OF
a pigs tail, nor a silk purse out Of
sowis ear" No Marin, they are not well
constructed, nor OF the right material. We
can't make a low-doWn sneak OF man
into a man Of honor by giving him the
Morrell Cure. We CAN take away all his
desire for drink, so that he will not want
TO touch it. But Il he wants TO learn over
again, he can do so.
We can fix him so that he won't want
tobacco, but IL he'd rather 'ehaw than not5
he will. We can take away his love Tor
opium OF morphine. but If he IS deter
mined TO 90 to the Devil, he will. You
can't stop him, neither can we. Any other
questions you wish to ask viii be answer
ed II you address your letter to MON ft.l-l.
CURE. and then add the names OF ~ OF
the following towns: Brattleboro t.Laln
Office, d. L. Griggs, Sec'y), Bellows fails,
Springfield, West Randolph, Northflelos
Woodstock, Wells River, Lyndonvllie,
Newport. Fair Haven. Middlebury, Hyde
Park. Readsboro, Nergennes, Brandon-
Ask for our illustrated book, telling OF the
work and the workers
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Nntice tn TaNpayers.

All those paying their taxes on or oe,
four per cent on town taxes. will be at
n. L. Boyden's office, Randolph Center,
Friday, July 20, from 9 a. m. 20 p, M at
A. G. Osgoods store, East Randolph, sat
urday, July p, from 10 a. m. to p. M; al
the Randolph National Bank, West Kan
dolph, Monday, July 23d, from 10 a. m. to
d. M, to receive said taxes.
l.. RICHMOND, Collector
July 10, 1894.
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lhe oneen of Fnshlon

Is what its name indicates and is well
worth the attention Of all. The subserlp-
tion price IS only so cents. send to the
Mccall Co 50 East l4th St, Union Square,
Nnm Nnrk
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Republican state Ticket.
ron GOVERNOR.

FOR GOVERNOR.
URBAN \. WOODBURY., of Burlington.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
ZoPHAR NJ. MANsuR, of Island Pond,
FOR STATE TREASURER.
HENRY f. FIELD, of Rutland.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE.
CHAUNeEY w. BRowNELL. Burlington.
FOR STATE AUDITOR.
FRANKLIN. d. HALE, of Lmenburgh.
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FARM WANTED.

With from 20 to 60 acres of good
land, fair buildings. pure water, good
neig hborhood, near village, etc. Please
give full description, assessed valuation
ard lowest cash price. Address
n. ]. RoUNDY, 80 Parker street, Char
lestown Dist, Boston, Mass.
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All who have accounts with me are re-
onest ed TO call at nv residence on kan j.
dolph avenue within six weeks and settle
CHARLES THURsToN.
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PERSONAL.

Peter Whine returned ysstsrday from
Denver.
Senator Geo. NJ. Hatch, Of Park county,
10 visitor in Helena.
Fred Gamer left for New York yesterday.
He will be gone some four weeks.
Tom McTague. warden of the Deer
Lodge penitentiary, was In town Yeste day.
Commodore Power was taken i'll with the
grip on his way east last week and was
compelled 80 lay over for a few days a. b..
Paul.
w. p. McAllistsr. the popular night clerk
at The Helena, leaves this morning for Los
Angeles 10 visit his mothsr. He will be
absent about a month.
j. W. PTovard, supe 'intendent OF the
Spotted Horse mine at Maiden, AMI Will
liam 5. BrAden, of Chicago. one OF the
owners Of that famous gold property. ure
in the city.
Ms. James u. Sanders is III Of pneumo-
mia la St. Paul. Mr.. and Mrs. sanders
were on their way home from New 70 L
when Mrs. Sanders was taken sick. Mrs.
W. 4. Sanders left for ST. Paul yesterday.
Ms. V. G. Haieht is seriously III from
the gnp. On account OF her illness DIR.
Haight was prevented ON going east, he
having received q telegram saturday that
his father had just died. The funeral was
delayed until this afternoon, 80 that the
doctor might possibly attend, hut on &C
count of his wife's slckness this was impOs-
aibie.
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YELLOW METAL PRODUCERS.
Ocular Evidence of the Richness of Sem
Montana Mines.

Ocular Evidence OF the Richness of SEINE
Montana Mines.
The Helena National had . number Of
visitors yesterday. attracted by $4,000
display of the yellow metal. One Of the
exhibits was in the form of a brick weigh
ng neatly 100 pounds from the Spotted
Horse mine In Fergus county, and contain
ing aboat S25, COO. The other was q TetoFt
from the Crsvice mine in Park county, and
contained $4,000 In gold. The Spotted
Horse exhibit was the result OF eleven days
run. and CTsvioe Ietort of two weeks run
BY a Eve stamp mill Both were over 800
cue. They will be tunnel over to the
United States assay office to-day TO be re-
melted and stamped.
A report received yesterday from the Col
den Cloud mine, in York Guloh, indicates
that before verT long 10 may be expected to
produce also handsome bricks and valuable
retorts. Last Tuesday the richest ore yet
found in the mine was struck. II is q vein
3 inches wide and assays S74t in gold TO
the ton. In addition TO that there IL a vein
80 inches that uns $50 TO the ton. G. W..
AvsTill 10 the principal owner Of the prop
eIty.
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POPULAR WITH LADIES.
The Way the Souvenir Cook Book hai
Lsaped Into Popularity.

The Way the Souvenir Cock Book Has
Leaped Into Popularity.
Something over two wears ago THE IsDE-
Pendent began Offering premiums. During
that time IL has placed In hundfeds Of
Montana homes standard books Of various
kinds some Of these have bsen devoted
90 natural hiato y, some have been the
works Of the best authors OF notion, ana
others have been world famous narratives OF
travel and adventure. short time ago
the management decided to get somethinR
especially for the ladies, an after going
over the field very carefully good lock ana
perseverance, made 10 possible 20 secure, e1-
elusive for this state, the most com iete
aud best cook book that has ever bsen
placed upon the market. known 40 the
Home Queen Worlds Fair ouvsniT Cook
Book" This book WAS only ready for De
livery 10 INDEPENDENT subse ibefs nbout
aix weeks ago, and IN that time 80 great hAs
the demand been that tho hrst consignment
Of several hundred copies has been eH-
hAusted. A few days ago the second con
sienment vas received. and the orde now
on fle will be filed In the order OF thei
receipt. or all the premiums THx lNDK-
PENDENT has offered this has proved 10 De
this most popua-. And there 10 little won
der. ID not only contAins recipes from
ladies Of national fsput ton for the prepaf.
tion OF almost every dish conceivable, bot
| It's mass OF general information on table
etiquette. the y. opsrtiss Of various food
prod uots, the sciences of selecting and cary
lag meats, aud tho hundred OF more other
/ topics Rermane 20 the subject OF cookery,
has never been equaled in any cook book Or
other publication of like character. One
great advantage Of the large majority Of
It's recipes lies In the fact that one does not
have 20 live in New York or near big
market to make a dish after them. IL ls
the poor mans. as well as the itoh womsh's
/ conk hook
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VIII pay the costs Of two weeks trip to
Hot spfinRs. ARK, AMI retu n. including
all Necessary expenses Tickets. slesl ing
cor be tbs, meals en- route aud board a. the
Eastman. Park or Arlington hotels, At the
Hot Springs. IL you are contemplating
such a trip this ecu sion will save n neat
little roll. IL 10 TO start from ~. Pau aud
Minneapolis Jan. 3, 1894. vh tle inue-
apolis 4 s. Louis tniiwHy albert Lea
route) going VIZ 81. Louie and ths Iron
Mountain route. A manage will accom-
PAM the partS ami look after their CON
forts. Through aleepe and dining cars
The railroad ticket will DO good for ninety
days. 80 that u any Of the parties 60 this
excursion desire to = oong their star they
will ts at libsiT 10 do 30. AccommodA-
tions should BE- engaged a. far ahead OF the
date OF excursion a. pcasihlc. Address any
agent Of the Minneapolis a 81. Louis AL
way. o. q. D.. Part q. 4. A y. A..
Minneapolis. MINI.
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The Montana Central railway a-s nov
selling tickets from Helena 10 Anaconca
Al e. one wsy. and $40 for round ar.
Trains leave Helena AZ $50 =. ~, daily er-
cept SUNDAY. and 40 b.25 9. m. dailt--Tun-
Mag through 70 Anaconda without change
OF ears. MM HARDrh
Gsn'l Agent
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ALEGACY FROM BAUM.
The Governor RENTS Money Lost Throu
the LAWYERS NeEiect

The Governor RENTS Money Lost Through
the Lawyers Neglect.
Gov. Rioka de has RENTED $3.50 of the
$500 bond given by Charles L. Duer aud
Charles Rove a. surstiss for Hugh Mckay.
The latter was charged with keeping a dis
orderly houss. When his case was called in
the Chot, 40 county court. 1t was allowed 10
GO by defau!i. through the neg ect o Peter n.
Baum. MoKay's attorney, since disbArfed.
Mckay WAS also missing. having. 10 10 ssi1
gone TO CanAda, not TO ssoaps the penalty
for his odense IN Choteau county, but to
avoid arrest on a more serious charge By
the federal authorities. SUIT was entered
On his bond and 10 was declared forfeited.
The governor says the forfeited bond was
Far in excess Of the maxlmum fine that
could have bIen imposed for Mcka, =
ofense. lie therefore RENTS S350. the eH-
cess over the maximum PENALTY and costs
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THE FIRST NATIONAL.
The Agreement Looking "a itesumpti
Il Sow Ready Tor creditors.

The Agreement Looking 90 Resumption
T. Sow Ready Tor Creditors.
KoTIcE 10 CREDrrohs. -Ail orsons having
claims against tho Frat National bank, who
have not received q copy Of our circular let
ter aud agreement IN reference 20 Tssump-
tion OF business, Aro requested 10 call or send
their address Tmsr NATIONAL BANK.
Helena. Moatana.
One dollar will buy II yards Of fruit Of tho
Loom" muslln a. Tho Bee Hive.
Twenty one yards Of dark or light calicoes ior
81 At he Eee Hive
HELENA IN BRIEF.
Capital City Music Co.. s22 Ninth ave.
Jackson's music house is selling 81 abso'
tuts cost. II. Il. thompson, assignee.
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Ousdollar will bay az uars % ladios fast
bi ack cotton hose. four pairs wuolal hnse OF
I'VE pairs Of boys heAyJ rib5el hoss A. ihe lee
Hive.
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IIIEII

MtLLFR-In Hclena Jan rs. 1891 Isadora
Miller agei "a, a. tha residence ~ HE daush-
ter. Ms. l.enA Chuquetie, ~ loAat stteat
ne notice ~ the funeral will b. gwen.
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HARPER'S PERIODICALS.

The Volumes Of the Bazaar begin with the first
Number for January Of each year. When no
tine Il msntionsd subscriptions will begin With
the Number current 81 the time Of receipt 81
order.
Bound Volumes % HARPER's bAEAn for the
years back. In neat cloth binding. viii BE- sent
By mail. postage paid, or BY express. free 81 ca
psnse lprovidsi the freight does act snceed one
dollar per yolumsl. for 81 % per Voluma
Cloth CASes for each volume, suitable Tor
binding. will be sent BY mail postpaid. On
receipt Of Si.00 each.
RemitfAaees should he made By Post-otiics
Nonay Order OF Draft. 10 avoid chance OF lees
Newspapers are not 20 copg this I'D yertisement
without the express order OF Harper brothsrs'
HARPER a BRorHERH Nav YoRE
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Those patent non breAkable cuspi iors niokls
plated. At The 90 Hive, eau be iught this woex
Tor 81
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AsIOo check

Twenty -one yAfds Of staple apron check sing.
hams for 81 Al The ee hive this week.
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HARPER'S PERIODICALS

Tho Volumes 90 the WrrKLY begin with the
frtt number for January Of each year Whoa
no time is meutio ned autscri ptions will begin
with the numbrr curreht az the time Of receipt
OF order.
hound Volumes Of HARPEE's WEEKLY for
three year. back. IN neat bloth binding, will be
sent by mail D.. stage raid, or by express. free q
expense provided the freight does not ercsed
one dollar per volumel, for g. o. per volume.
Cloth Caves for each volume, suitable Tor
hinding will b, sent by mali pot paid on
receipt of 81 90 ea-h.
hernittAnces should be made By iost-otiico
Money Order or Draft 60 avoid chance OF lues.
NcwsuApers are not 20 COPY this adveruee-
nnent without the express order Of Harper 4
bro hers
Address.
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Don't imagine that you have
to pay drug store prices if you
want good perfumes. You can
get what you want here and pay
what it is really worth. You'll
find your favorite kind here, and
the price is sure to be a surprise.
A great many rooms in Helena
are brighter for our Smyrna
Rugs since we cut the price on
them. Wen surely find you
what you want if you'll take the
trouble to call.
From our New York store
comes an assortment OF staple
CONNECTIONS. We never thought
that such goods could be bought
at such prices until we received
the bills. First, the Russian
Jelly Marmalade, the delicious
dessert specially that we've had
such an immense sale on. In
one and one-quarter pound
boxes, 2sc.
Y. & S. pure Calabria leo
rice, 3 bars. ..... sc
Y. 81 5. licorice tablets, ID. . 4oc
Bakers German sweet choc-
olate, 3 cakes ........ Ioc
Aromatic cachous, per bottle sc
Achor's chocolate cream
tablets, for. sc
Babes in clover, 3 for. ... sc
Turkish nougat, each. .. SC
Alderney cream caramels,
Finest in the world) per
pOunu SSC
Rose and vanilla Jordan
almonds, lb......... soc
We handle only A. Dougherty
g. Co.'S Playing Cards. They
have eclipsed every other brand
in New York City, and they
should here. In four styles:
Ivorette, per pack. .... zoe
Tally-Ilo, Packs..... 2Sc
Convex corners, No. o, pack Ioc
Dtlof No z ,arl -
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1894.
Harper's Bazaar.
ILLUSTRATED.

HkRPER's BAzAR is journal for the home. II
gives the fullest and latest information about
Fashions. and its numerous Illustrations Paris
designs. and pAttern-sheet supplenents are IN.
the professional moaiste No expense Il sparst
70 make is artistic attractivsness Of the highest
order Its bright storieA am eing comedies.
and thoughtful essays satisfy all tastes. and its
last page te famous budget Of wit aud
humor. In its weekly issues everything IL in
cluded which 10 Of interest 20 women. he
ssriAi. cor 1894 will BE- written by william Black
and Walter HesAnL short stories viii Be
written by MARY wilkins Maria Louise Pool,
huth Mef merry ttuArt. Marion Hariand. and
others Outdoor sports and N door Games.
Socirl Entertainment, kmbroidery, ana her
ten new leries Is promissi of "Cofie~ and
RanateoH
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WEINSTEINTS.
HELENA-Sixth and Main.
NEW YORK-3es Canal

Ask any of your friends who
deal with us how they are salts
fed with our goods and prices.
That's the hardest test for a
dealer to stand, but we're always
willing to have it tried
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Lamps that give light-that's
the only kind worth having, and
the only kind we handle. There's
as much difference between
good and a poor lamp, as be-
tween electric light and a candle.
The poor lamp is dangerous, too.
Our Little Prince Lamp, 40
candle power, nickle plated,
Keystone central draft burner,
complete with porcelain shade,
IS cents.
Glassware-bought right, sold
right-booms business here. OF
all grades, of course, but the
price always away below comPe-
tition:
Thin water tumblers, each. SC
Goblets, each. ........ sc
Wine glasses, each. ....... sc
Wine decanters, each. ..... 35c
Cake stands. ............ 3oc
High fruit bowls. ........ soc
Low fruit bowls. ....... 25c
Jelly dishes. .............. SC
Vinegar and oil cruets. Ioc
Pickle jars. zoe
Sugar bowls. ............ Ioc
Spoon holders. .......... Ioc
Cream pitchers. ......... Ioc
Salt and pepper shakers.... sc
Syrup pitchers. ........... I5c
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1894.
Harper S Weekly.
ILLUSTRATED.

HARPER's WEEKIT is beyond all question ths
leading Journal Of America in its splendid
Illustrations. IN its corps Of distinguished con-
tributors and in it, yaet army OF readers In
special lines, II draws the highest order OF
talent the men 10 ftlsd by position and train
ing to treat the leHdins topics Of the day. In
fiction. the most popular story writers con
tribute to lie columns. soperb drawings ~ the
foremost artists illustrate ts special articles. its
stories Apd every nota Bile evont II public inter.
est: IL contains portraits Of the disunguished
men and women Who are making the history OF
the time. while special attention is given 70 the
Array and navy, Amatuer port aud Music
and the Drama by distinguished experts In a
word d nFrR's WiExLY combines the news
features OF tho daily paper and the artistic and
literary qualities 81 the magazine with the solid
critical character of the raview.
HARPER'S PERIODICALS.
Per Year
HARPER's MACHINE. .......Stoo
HARpERS NEEkLH........... .......... 90
HAhPkk'S YOUNG PEOPLE. ............ ACC
Postage free to all subscribsrs In the United
state. Csnada, and Mexico
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HELENA IN BRIEF.

Twenty-one yards Of dark or light oaliooes for
81 At 1hs Hee Hive
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One dollar viii buy II yards Of Fruit Of tho
Loom" muslln a. Tho Jss Hive.
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Capital City Music Co.. s22 Ninth ave.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-16

Jackson's music house is selling a. abso'
ute cost. II. Il. thompson, assignee.
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That a child can dc
a. we'll a. a grown
person.
, 1894-09-14
Raub uno Betru9.
Drei intereHante Sale por Sibtcr Kcrter.

Orei irteredante Sale por 2i9tcr Kerten.
Inter elmer 8ir9icbaft bon $500 tpur6c
3tmotp Gt0roau beute WDr9en bon Gtcb@
ter 9eritcn Dem Grtmtnal8ertcbt iiberpie>
len. Gr mar bon SSba bon 9toOn, Go. POI
Gurtisitr. tpobnba1t, bei9uloigt, iDr oa5
Ial3en6u9 nit $1.30 Dor i6rcr Wobnung
aus Der 0ano g"eriiieu su babeu. 8ericbiez
bene 9eu0en ibentiiicirten Rior6an nit
8eitimmtbeit, Drnuo6 be6arrte berielbc
All b~artndft8em 2eugnen.
Sin sDeiter Runoe iir ba3 GrtminaLQc>
ridt maj Soiepb 6. 8afer, ipelcber in
benz @elbQft Don 0tearp, So. 173 gScQs
Str, ben %io9enanntcn Slim Siam@SriG
ueriibte. Gr forbetc Elm Yafet GiQarettcn
ullo legte cine 6ilnfboIar 8iu auf Ben
Qabentiicb. 286brenO Die 8erfGnferin Die
@igarretten Dolte, ipecbielte 8afer icbncQ
ben Tilnferibeiu se0en einen 8apicroouar
aus. Die 8erf6ufcrin nabrn icbneu bic
8iQ unO CAB 8afcr $4.95 berauS.
gfacboem Der Iun0e neri6tpuuOen mar,
entoefte Qlnnic 6carD ben 8etrug. sic
elite Durb bic 9tacbbdridboit unD fanb
8afer in ctner 98irtbl6aft. Die B0ltSi>
item Mc0ratb uno Saaflano ua6men 6te
8erbaftuu9 Dor uno Der @r9riffene l~ieferte
bic 81. 80 pieoer ans. 8ofer muroe unter
5000 8iirgihait benz GriminalgericAt iiber7
mieicn.
Inter Der Qntla8e Oe8 Ginbruc65 miro
iiA SoIcpb 6oe9er ouf @norOnlng ocs
9ticbter Serlten Dor benz Griminolgericbt
gu DeranttpOrteu baben, an 6as CT beute
Wforgen inter $1,000 8iirgitbaft iibcrlpiez
len lDrr6e. SOCCER mar oe5 GinbrucbS bel
Soicpb Ta4bacber, PA @lpbourn 2penue,
iberfltbrt uno erbeutetc ODrt ST., elm Jta@
iirmeiier Wno etn paar Stulpsnfn0pfe.
, 1894-09-14
5GPbPrhItcs
SnO 9mr3gefGGfes S.

Sn Suinois bGlt ficb bette 6o8 Wetz
Ter unb Ser Q8ino breDt iicD BON 6iOoitcn
na3 SiiOmeiten, 6e50leicben i'll SnOiana
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Sn 8oiton broQt Gin M}aiienitretf Ser
S6neioergeicQen.
- Sn China bat am %. b. 90. cine
SeIcrS6rlnit Gtgentbum i'm 0ertbe bon
10 Wttuionen Dollars Dernichtet un0 30
Dteai6en ben SOB gebro9t.
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0uf 565 I'M Wfottermin nuroeu 614 uno
Oh be3ablt. MaiS giug I'M l Sent 3u7
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notirt. S9~ipcjneflcii9 lit biuiger, Saz
1uar 14.35 unb 1925, S6rnols $50 un6
S.25, Gipp6en 7.273 unb 7.30.
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Nusgoben I'm mebr ais 4 0tiuionen
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2(uf bet Stem gorfer Tonbsb0rlc mar
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gcrt18 un0 Bic YreiSperGnberun9 unbeoeuz
tend.
Sn Gmaba bat es 0eute gei9neit.