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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1894-12-26
County Court appointment OF AS
SCISSORS. &c.

The December term of the County Court
commenced on Monday. The following are
the proceedings of that day =
The Court appointed the following as As
SCISSORS to assess them all the lands and lots
and the Improvements thereon in the county
of Augusta in the year 1885,
Beverley Manor District-M. F. Gilkeson.
North River District-James H. Todd.
Middle River District-Samuel H. Parkins.
South River District-Wm T. Gilkeson.
Riyerheads District-Geo. p Lightner
Pastures Distrlct-J. Newton Wilson
All of these qualified by executing bonds
except those of North River and Pastures Dis
tricts.
Mrs. Margaret E. Mish qualified as adm x
of the estate Of VIM. P Mish.
f. l.. Houff qualified as admir- c. a. OF
John W. Sandy, decd.
Samuel Forrer qualified as admir- d. b. n. C.
t. a. of DR.. Jacob NJ. Trevey.
G. Edward Crawford qualified as admin.
d. b. n C. t. a. of Maj. James Crawford. decd.
VIM. B. McChesney and John c. Bell sew
orally qualified as Notaries Public
The estate of Mrs. Catherine Swoope was
committed to the Sheriff for administration.
VIM. Sidgwick, an lien, native of England,
was admitted to full citizenship
The petition of B. F. Humphreys and
others for the establishment of certain streets
as public highways in what is known as
The Shumate addition west of and near the
corporate limits of the city of Staunton, was
granted.
The county court will not meet again till
Wednesday, Tuesday being Xmas Day.
Henry Williams, colored, who beat
and robbed David Levine, Il merchant
in Norfolk county, whilst resisting ar
rest Saturday was shot and died from
his injuries.
In Logan county, w. Va, j. P.
Roberts shot and mortally wounded
Charles Mansard. Roberts was also
shot, but will recover.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1894-12-26
AppOmattoX to be a National Park.


will offer bill in Congress providing
for the purchase by the government
of the land at Appomattox upon which
General Lee surrendered to General
Grant. The government will be asked
to convert this historic ground into a
national park, in which the name anG
memories connected with the sacred
spot will be forever preserved. There
is no doubt that the bill will be speedily
approved by both houses of Congress.
Such measure is heartily endorsed by
both Federal and Confederate veter-
ans. 1t is possible, therefore, that the
action of the postoffice department in
changing the name Of Appomattox to
Surrender will not prove TO be Who'll
ly an evil after all. The proposed bill
is directly the outcome of the indigna-
ton which followed the announce
ment of the change. The government
already owns the battlefelds of Chick
amauga ind Gettysburg, and it seems
only fit that Appomattox should also
be in its possession. Historically it is
of more Importance than either Gettys-
burg or Chickamauga
IDA WELLS.-The Alexandria Gazette
says thatIGa Wells, the negro woman
who has become notorious by her lee
ture in England and the North on ne
gro lynching in the South, repeated
that lecture in Washington last Thurs
day night, but to an audience compos-
ed only OF negroes. Washington is not
such a paradise for negroes now as it
used to be. The white republicans
there will not attend their meetings,
aud, rather than allow the privilege of
voting, willingly consent to their own
Acknowledgement.
William Myers, aged nineteen years,
was sentenced to be hanged in Atlanta,
Ca, February 8, for the murder of
Forest Crowley. Alexander Car, who
killed H. O. King, was sentenced to be
hanged on the same day.
Near Wheeling, W. Va, Miss Annie
Custer, aged sixteen years, was crimi-
nally assaulted by an unknown man.
who was arrested.
The South Carolina Senate has passed
a bill creating a board, to consist of the
Governor, comptroller and secretary of
State, who shall have control of the ap-
pointment of all policemen and town
marshals in towns of 1000 inhabitants
or more. The purpose is to employ
the police to enforce the liquor dis
pensary law. The bill will probably
pass the House.
Recent discoveries of gold at Lead
vile, Col, are causing great excitement
among the miners there. 1t is predict
ed that next year T.eadville will lead
the world in the production of gold
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1894-12-26

The first japanese army that is in
the vicinity of Moukden is making
little Roadway owing to the roughness
of the country. Foreign consuls in
China are preparing for defense, not
receiving adequate assurances from
China.
Capt. Virgins, the arctic explorer,
and his party, who were lost to the
world for several weeks last fall, az
rived at Archangel December 10. Five
had been severely frost.bitten, and are
in a hospital. All forty men suffered
great hardships during their overland
journey of thirty-two days from Cha
balova to Pestezersk.
AS the Norfolk Landmarks we'll says
the most serious question about con.
stitutional convention in Virginia is
the question as to how it will be con-
stituted. If we could see all these
things in advance the subject would
present fewer difficulties
David Skyrm, a member of Jury in
Cleveland, Ohio, held out for acquittal
against the other eleven. who voted
for the conviction OF Horace Steele, a
banker, of gainesville, Ohio, indicted
for forgery. The eleven charged that
Skyrm had been bribed.
Eight masked men took Charles
Stair, an ex-policeman, from his bed at
Dunkirk, n. Y, and gave him twenty
lashes with rawhide ON the bare
back. He was charged with breaking
up neighbours home.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Clark, of Toledo,
Ohio, left their two little children at
home and went to buy Christmas pres
ents. In their absence the house
caught fire and the children were burn
ed to death.
Three thousand farmers families in
Nebraska are reported to be in desti-
tute circumstances. owing to repeated
crop failures. Contributions of sup
plies are being received.
Miss Eta Budd was assaulted in
Albion, N. Y, on Saturday, while en-
gagged in charitable work in the poorer
section of the city. Frederick Allen
was arrested and identified by the lady
as her assailant.
One hundred guests d1ned on horse
flesh in Newark, at DR.. Hopkins invi-
tation Wednesday,, and said it was
good eating.
Mr.. Charles F. Mayer was Wednes-
day reelected president of the Balti-
more and Ohio RAILROAD for seventh
term. The report of the earnings and
expenses was satisfactory to the di-
rectors.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1894-12-26
To Strike ont the Differential.

: The Baltimore San says the bill in
troduced in the House by Chairman
Wilson, of the ways and means COM
mlttee, to repeal that portion of the
new tariff act imposing differential
duty of one-tenth of cent per pound
on sugars imported from countries pay
ing ii bounty on sugar exports narrows
the issue between the democratic par
ty and the Senate sugar combine.
Will Messrs. German, Brice, Smith and
the rest stick to the trust, or will they,
from sense Of public duty. agree to
repeal this one tenth differential!
President Cleveland urges its repeal,
stating that Germany deems it viola
ton OF an old treaty of ours with
absolute exclusion of American cattle
and fresh meats from Germany is be-
lieved to be due to desire to retaliate
upon US for this "differential," which
is, in effect, discrimination against a
friendly country. Commercial expedi-
ency, as well as party loyalty, unite,
therefore, to urge the sugar Senators
to yield OH this point. If they persist
in loyalty to the trust, their position
must become increasingly odious.
Mr.. Tucker. Secures the Change of the
Name.
The Washington correspondent of
the Alexandria Gazette says that Con-
gresham Tucker of Virginia, had an
interview with Postmaster General
Thursday morning in reference to a
change of the name of the postoffic0 at
the site of the old court house Of Apo
mattox county. 1t was determined
that the name of the present postoffice
there, Surrender, should be changed to
and that the name of
Court House, that has
been given to the office at the new court
heuse of the county, be changed to
else-whatever the people
served with mail there shall select
and they have been notified to send
such name to the department as soon
as possible.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1894-12-26

TERRIFIC STORM IN WYOMING
ManUille, WyO., December ga ter
rifle storm is raging here. Many build
ings have been unroofed and demol-
ished. The loss to hay is great. The
sand is six inches deep in some places.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1894-12-26

The sale of General Fitz Lees book on the
life of his uncle, General Robert E. Lee, has
been so large that second edition will soon
be issued.
The Dunkards of the United States will
assemble in grand annual convention at
Green Ridge. Roanoke county, Va, in May,
1895. An appropriation has been made to
build tabernacle near Salem, and other
necessary arrangements are being made for
the OCCASION
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1894-12-26

BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK MARK EFT,
NIIuRCI Z

THURSDAY, Dec. ZUth. 1881. 7
BEEF CATTLE.-The offerings were some $50
head less than they We're last week and the
average quality was better-mOre good cattle
and not as many of the common grades. The
market had a f1rmer tone, with values but
little different from those ruling last week.
Prices of beef cattle this week ranged as fol
lows:
Best. ............................ 4x@4.6O
Generally rated first quality ...... 44(d4H
Medium OF good fair quality. 34(G4
Ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and
COWS. ............ ........... z tQ0
OF the Cattle received 1l62 came from Virgin
ia.
Mich Cows-Trade is slow and values off
about S. per head. There is full Offering
Prices range at $20a30, and a few extra at $40
per head.
CALvEs.-There is a fair trade only for veals
at 4a54c. For graSSers. trade as usual for
them, is very dull at $2.50a5 per head.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1894-12-26

DOUBLE TRAGEDY IN TEXAS Pine
ton, 1eCas, December 22.--Wilmar
Randolph, pupil, stabbed Professor
Gay, the principal, who was attempt
ing to discipline the boy Gay thrust
a knife into the boys side and rushed
out OF the building. Both will die.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-08-16

- Tolgenoe Special=Gorrelponoens
9irg uns fir lette Wo6e gu ipat Su,
pesbalb nit Die elbe eff 1T Die Jet Num>
mer brtngen:
Gourtlono, s. Wu9uIt.
Sin bieli9cr Stuoent uno a19cbenoer
Eaoa9o9e, wel9er mdbreno mebrerer
Gage aui S6ulters 0tapper oieies Snbe
Oes Gountys bereiit bate, UNI eine SteQe
ais 2ebrcr a"uiSuit0bcrn, wuroe III Der
Ndbe ytew lllms pl0tli9 pom Swei Gez
tectiues ansebalten, mel@e oeuielben ais
eiuen geiabrliGen Yieroeoieb gu %erfennen
9laubten. llnier Stuoent S~itterte AM
ganSen 2eibe, ba er bic 8eioen fir Banz
bitten bielt, wel6e i'm ouspliinbern wou:
ten. Gr per tefte 0esbal6 leineu leeten
Dollar 10 i9neu uuo 10 gut es unter ben
llmltanoen eben 9in9 uno er9ab li@ III
leiu S9ifla al. Oils na9 aus9iebi9en
&reu;z uno Nuerfrasen Die Detectives
ibren Srrtbum einiaben, entl9uloi9ten
iie ii6 b0fli6lt uno fubren BON oannen.
Sonoerbar, ME nan beut;utage Yferoez
oiebe fau9en wiQ.
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0ci06ftS= Wotiseu-

Tormcr, beim Surg ST. t0nnt
Sbr 9uten uno biuigen Grntei 4napps
taui fen. %
Den b0@iten M%orttpreis in Galb
fit 8utter uno Gier sob(t inn Bolement
pon Nruolb's Store on Oer gfe pou
Mtnnel ota II. 2. @tor0l troBe @curp
GrDne. (ba)
\ NQe Sorten 9drin9e, oarunter
vd9te Doudnoil9e", lopie oue Nrteu
&aie, nomentli@ ausse5ei@neter r2imz
burger, innter at 9auo bel
ba IS. 81 mime.
y Galicos un6 @ingbams meroen gum
ru6 unter Dem &oItenpreis uertauit bet>
5. & q. @oer.
Steiner @@we,serz, Bridltcinz,
2imbur9er~, &rGuter> uno Gream> &dle
1T beltdnois int @'el9aft BON S. $.
8ebnte 81 baben.
Stride S@intenuurit loeben einz
9etroff EFT Bel S. & 81. So er.
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Sciipicle.

@. $. Glifiorb, New Galiel, Wis., lit al,
9felral9ie uno NbelmatiSmls, leiu Magell
,uar auBer Orouu1s, feline 2eber int bebentli=
9em @raoe au9e9riien, Der Nppettt per
l9wano, ur6 ct uabm al &Drperfii0e uno
Strait i6redli1 ab. Grei Nlal1en Glettri=
ldes Nitters 6eiltcn ibu.- 50. Sbepber6,
6arrisbur9, SsQ., bate cine 8 Sabre oiiene
Wlube AM Sein. 9tad benz @ebrald pon
orei Tlal6eu Glettrii9eu Sitters uno iiebe1
S9a9telu pou Sudleus 9%(r1icalalbe mar
leiu Teiu ,pleoer 9eiuno. - sSobu Speater,
Gata,uba, O., bate iiini arobe Sieberwunbe1
om Sein, bic 9(er;te ertlarten i'm ais unbeilz
bar. Cine Nlai9e Glettril9es @itters uno
cine @1o6tel pol, Elfler,s 2(ruica1olbe beilte
i'm san;li@. Sertouit bel .. sc. 0lien,
Slpotbefer.
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Scrl0uat

,piro eiu S9eilbaber al elmer Oeutl6eu 3ei=
tluS. Sdre!ber bat 20 Sabre Grfabrlns
I'M @el6aft. Siierten inter H. M. care of
P. M. Dubuque, Ia, ;u ri6ten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-08-16
S6mtcOc=0cjhGft-

Die llutersei9ucten ma9eu bierrnit b%etanat,
b1B lie bas friiber Don Sobu Siebe1brunl1et
S6miebe9ei1dit al Mtmneioto
spil9eu Gerter uub 1. Sii6itrabe
iegt inter bent Strmanomen Siebe1brll1l1er
& @ilbar geneiu19aItlib betreiben. Nue
S6mieoearbeiten weroen aui 6aS Selte be-
lor9t uno benz Sei6la9eu pou Yteroeu miro
gang %beionOere Nuf mertiamfett 9el9enft.
Subm Siebcmbrunmer,
Saul @iIbar.
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gn $50 Trauen unb &inoer iino
9e9empGrtig auf Grones @urtensUarm
nit Dem Gin ammelu Don @urten be-
iddit.9t.
- Der 80 Sabre alte Urit 9rints
mann miro ieit upri9en Oienlta9, no ct
sulett aui oer Torm uon @uitop @iims
mer in Gourtlano 9eleben wuroe, per-
mu6t uno man befir@tet, ooB i9m ein
lln9liid ,uSeltoben lit.
- 81. =. pani on uuo S0bne BON
Sleepy Gye erbielten Don ben County
9ommil6ren ben Gpntratt fir oas Mna
ltrei6eu Der pier GottouwooosSrilden
unb bes COURTEOUS Oa9es. Oeren
Nnoebot mar size wGbrenO Die iibri9en
Swii9m $500 uno $3.50 uariirten.
- Gin 0ieb ltabl letten Mittwo@
am beuen Gage cine 9oloene ubr uno
Settle aus oer 8obnnu9 BON .. Mepbe.
Oeri elbe wuroe III Gracp in Dem 9usenz
blit ab9eiaBt, ols ct imSe9riii mar, bic
1br 81 peri ilbern; Die Settle bate CT be-
reitS III Sleepy Gpe an ben Mam &C.
bro9t.
- Nm Mottas Nbeno i6lug Der
8lit aui Der Tarm Don Sos. Wilti3ed
in Conn Si9ol in cine DrabtienS til Der
Nabe oes @aui les. Wtltl3ed uno letn
&ne1t, wcl@e an Der Tcns ltanoen, pl1rz
Ben pom Strabl beriibrt uno erblelten
lei1te Sranowuuoen an Den 6lBen,
tamcn aber ionit nit elmer S%etaubung,
uon wel1er iie ii9 balo wieoer erbo!ten,
0auou.
*Tormer, bcim Surg ST.. fonnt
Sbr guten unO biui9en Grutei@napps
%tulfen. %
9iQa & Tleibner baben neben III
rem S9mieoez uuo Wa9ner9el9aft an
gfe uou Broaoway uno 4. NoroltraBe
Elm &alf9aus auilteuen lallen uno ball.
ten uon TN an itets irii@en &alt uno
YHalterbaarc an 9ano. ba
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@crlaM0t

1piro ciu tii9ti9es 0ieuitmGb9en iiir cine So
mile III Californian. 0as0teije9elo uno gutter
Sobu plr0 beSablt. Naberes 81 Ell a6reu bel
H9aS. Wa9ner.
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31t

Die lnter;et9neten @oiieriren ibr al @tatez
ltrabc, ;pii6eu 3. II. 4. Nor61trabe 9elegeues
Selietbum unter 9iiniti9en Seoiagun9en gum
Iertaui. 9(uf benz elbeu befirbet li6 Elm gut
tes Sridbaus nit 7 3inmera ul1o ous9eSet3s
11etem Seller. @ute StaQun9en unb @aler
1il1o ebeufaQs porbanoeu. 8e9en bes Nabes
reu wenoe man1 ii9 an
s. & q. @ofer.
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Neme Mm5ei0em.
9anfia0Mm0.

Sir bic all9emeire E%6eilnobme, bic 1nS bel
benz mer,uorteteu 9iul3eioen TIT lereS @oD=
mes uno TullocrS
Seboiti Stebl
er,pieie n mllrbe, 1uo fir bic sablrei6e getbei=
liguu9 oil benz 9ei6eubesal9niB oes Terltorz
beuen, %eritotten ibren in1,l9lten No1f Die bi11=
terbliebenen
Gltcru uuo @el1miter.
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9aufia9un0.

Tiir sic mir ullo meiucu &il,beru Bel oeln
Iobcsiou ulb bem %esrabnlb meil,cr 9elieb=
ten @ottil1 q II ia gilla pon aQen Settelt
ermieleue Nbeiluabme lo9e l6 mel1en tief9e=
fiiblten Oanf.
Sobu 2illa.
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0luSrcrfaui bon Sattlcr=

Der Undergraduate ma6t Diernit befornt,
bab CT bis ouf Weiteres ale feline at 6a1o
bobeuoen Sattleruaaren I'll bebertello berltts
ter9e lebten Ereil Ell pertauf Ell miro. Ber eil1
9utes Siel9el9irr, 9alitern, Yeitl9en, Yfers
6ebeden uiw. biQi9 tauien mill, ioute oiele
@ele9enbeit ni6t perpailen.
% Au9uH N%ueu1e.
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0erlan0t

,pirb cine dltliGe Srau sur Niiibrlm9 zines
Sausbaltes. Naberes III oer Office o'eles
YlatteS.
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R1t Ocrfoufcu.

GOT il ,nlb 70 lit 9lof 56ytoro, nit @aus,
Stallun9 u10 9utem Srlnnen, 1T su pertau=
fen. Na6Sufra9eu Bel
ba 6. & 20. Oeu9ler.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-04-26
Sega ..

= &eaeans @rieeserfldruns seeen
prdlibent glepelanb bat bic BetpObner
bes 0ftli6en SbeiIes unieres etaates
gerabe3u entbuiiasmirt. Sic beffeben
barauf, baB er als @ouberneurss4an>
bibat auftreten ioa. Ser 9lIte m6d5te
iebo6, 6aB elm iiingerer Mlann lid)
melbet, Der iein proaramm aboptirt
unb bic aampagne er0fnet. 1nb uie
es beiBt, mdre 8. 6. @ibbinas pon
grenbam ni1t abgeneigt, bic &oae au
iibernpbmen. 8erbarrt 8eagan auf
leinem Stanbpunft, 10 lit elm abermas
Tiger 8r96 Der 6emotratii6en partei
Anpermeibli@.
9ie Galveston Dry Goods
Company bat ii6 nit einem Rapital
bon $250,000 inforporiren IaFen.
getbeilist baran iinb 9. Nboue, q.
9aster, y. Selision, M. Marr unb
6. %. 8lad.
-Sn Saa Qlnselp bat bie 3ufubr
Der WDlle begonnen. Die WolIe iii
ettpas fiiraer tpie friiber, iuas benz
Mangel an Gutter fir bic e9afe tudbs
renb bes Winters 5ugei9rieben mir6.
8esen pergangene8 Griibiabr mirb Der
@rtrag in bieiem Diltrift um 3O-40%
5uriidbleiben.
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@ic Die neue @egel arbeitet.

Na6 Der 8etimmung Der 8unbessers
faiiung 1T bic Mebrbeit Der MitglieSer,
aus oenen bas 0auS betebt, he5@luB.
fdbig, Das Observation-Disclosures Be.
fteht aur 3eit aus 356 Mitgliebern,
l7a fiab cine bei9luBfdbige Nnaabl.
Wenn bon bieien l79 au9 nur 90 fur
einen @eiesentmurf ftimmen, 10 III er
bonn 0auie angenommeu. Die fleine
3abl bon 80 Mitgliebern banbelt allo
re9tsgiiltig fir 356.
Sieie @inri6tung bat man in pielen
Staaten alS gu gefdbrli6 cra9tet unb
e8 1T 0esbalb In neueren 8erfaIiunaen
ban elmer Nn3abl GROCER Staten (ba=
runter aud MiRouri) oerfigt mor6en,
baB aur Nnnabme eines @eiebentpurfs
in einem 9auie bic 3uitimmums Der
Mebrbeit Der erDdblten Witglieber ers
forberlid 1T. Die Mebrbeitspartei
fam aliO ). 9. in MiKouri tie 9(u.
nabme eines BON ibr geuiinl6ten @es
iebes nlr babur6 fi9erH bah lie cine
Mebrt cit ber ermdblten MitgIieber beis
Der 9duier fur bic MaBresel 3ur STEELE
bat unb baB cine iol@e Webrbeit nit
Sa uirtlid ftimmt.
Sm &eprdientantenbauie bes &ons
greiies f0nnen bagegen, ipie bereits ge;
iagt, 80 Mitglieber (bie Mebrbeit BON
179) einen @eiebentmurf annebmen.
Rad Der neuen Regel 1T es benfbar,
baB nod cine niel fleinere 9naabl elm
@eieb annebmen tann. @eiebt es Rnb
200 Mitslieber antpeienb, BON benen
beim yeameasaufruf so. anfatt nit
yeas ober no, nit present unb so an=
Oere gar ni6t antmOrten, 10 bab in
Mabrbeit nur 100 Witglieber itimmen,
10 iif bic betrehenbe Bin angenommen,
tuenu BON bieien Sunbert 81 nit yeas
unb 49 nit no anttporten. Gie 81
Witslieber enti6eibsn ni6t bios fir bic
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itreden 5lt erb6ben. Damit bic Slider
beit fiir bas reiienbe publitum nidt
berringert luirb, 1T es notbmenbig, ben
Sberbau li6erer ein3uri9ten. 9luf
berf6tebenen 9treden Iinb In Der lebs
ten 3eit in bieier 9infi6t gerfu9e u1t>
geitelt tuorben, bic barauf geridtet
maren, itdrtere unb ldngere g9ienen
(tatt Z, tpie bisber, 9 Meter lang) au
bermenben unb bic s9mellen auf mel>
den bic S9tenen rubet, ndber sufams
men gu legen. Die 0eriu9e iouen
nun betDiefen baten, baB eS febr tuobI
m6gli9 TT, bic @ei9minbigteit Der
3age obne Gefdbrbung Der si9erbeit
au erb6ben.
- Sm preubii6en Santiago purbe
iiber bic 0orlage atr grri6tung BON
neutrality-suspicious. aammera beraz
then. @raf BON 9epben, ber Nders
bauntiniter, ia9te, bic Gage ber 2anbs
mirtbf9aft in preuBen lei 10 ernif baB
lie Der gr0Bten Nufmertlamteit bebtirfe.
Sn benz leBten Sabr5ebnf fei bic Sppos
tbetenf6ulo auf 2anbgiitern getpaltig
geftiegen; in ben lebten 3tpei Sabren
babe fie um 2 big 8 Miaionen Marf
3ugenommen.
= Ser amtliden Statiitif sufolse
iiub im eriten 8ierteliabr bon 1892
30,877. bon 1898 1885, bon 1894
9,422 Musmanberer iiber 8remen Be-
f6roert uorben. Ser 8erfebr ninmt
fart ab.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in,t.

Die Gmpfinbuns beS benz Malarta Sieber pprauss
sebenben S&httelfrpftes If nasefabr BITE ndmlt&e,
gte wenn Semansem anseriebens ein stid Gts tn's
9reua selest mrb. Ra9bcm fpmmt BITE 5tr@terlt9ite
9se, bet ber bic abern beren 3u molten fdetnen Mnb
man bas @efabl bat, tn haiise @lutb setau@t gu
istn. nnb bann Der ermattenbe G9mei6, her BEN
lampen! Dteie aut einanber fplsenben auaenben gu.
fanbe fbnnen ntdt auf BITE Dauer mt @btntu aebetlt
mereen, pel6es tubem ein bb6it i&doItaeS, iid i'm
Ssfem ablasernbes @itt TT. Spfetter's Wiasenbtts
ters ietbt ben Geinb ans unb @ldat beTen fhnft!se
Gngrife ab. G8 tit als eie bette mebt,tntide G&usz
webr sesen Walarta a1f Pen apnttneuten ppu Mpr6=
mama, tn Weyicp unb MulraIten auertannf. Gs reaus
ltr bic Geber ben Masen, BITE Ginseweibe unb ieren
beret@ert bas glut Srhert ben @ppeit, bic @erDaus
ung, ben 9@laf. sc III ntht nur ene Nr5nei, 1pnbern
aud etn benz perppbntefem Gei&mad rptltommenes
&o1etal. Gnlase gum &9eumatismus pirb babur9
wirtiam betdmpft
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Cine erhebsnbs deier fpielte fi6
D0r eiEigeu Nbenben i'm Stabttbeater
bon gfilwaufes aus anlaB bes aebni6bs
rigeu 9ireftions SubiIdums Der bo6s
berbienten 9beaterleiter Melb unb
Wa6sner ab. Die beutidbe giirgers
i9aft ber 5ta6t Wtiamautee itattete in
tiefempFunbener unb ausbrudsboller
Weiie ben unermiibli6en gortdmpfern
beutf9er S6auipieltunR auf ameritas
nii6em 8oben aug glnlaB ibres gbrens
tages ibren Sqnt ab fur bic Nerbienffe
lpel1e fi9 beibe unt bic grhaltung unb
9ebung ber beMti9en 8iibne tn Mils
tpQufee ertnnrhen hnhen
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giner Der bartnddisfen 2eiben
fnb S6mer3en in Der 0iifte. 4ber in
einem Sale, 100 Der patient 3meiuub,
,aman5ig Sabre gelitten bate, bra6te
bic 9tnmenbung bon ct. Satobs Del
pellfdnbige Seiluns berpor. r.-gs folte
in teinem 9auie febleu.
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Die GmpreR> >Ndbnlai4tue gto. 4,
bic ilberaa 10 srOben Nutlaag finbet,
tann bur6 bic Expedition biefes glats
tes beapgen merben. sic toitet $2l
ans fommt irgenb elmer Ndbmal6ine
i'm preiie BON $3.50 9Iei6.
9ie Mai6ine iuirb bem 8efeaer-
Der bic Gra6t trd9t - bireft bon Der
5abrit 3ugeianbt.
@tan ienbe Oas @elb al uns elm
unb ge6e bic oole NbreRe an.
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$500 nnb mebr oauernoen Ser
oienit pro Sag sarantireH mir Ssbem,
Der eine 4gentur fir uniere neuen Bils
Der iibernimmt. 9lnitdnbige Mrbeit
obne &iiifo. .. 6. Silbermam,
ST. paul, Minn.
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SSu6fems qlrmtca ayolbe .

Dte beEe Galbs Der Belt fur S&nttte, Nuetf&uns
sen gel 4uhre gteber. unb 9ants Gusf4Ias Ele&ten,
hetten; turrt Sdmprrtctben eber Ietne BesatIuns.
gsatSe 9utrtehentett earanttrt cter bus Geib wtrb
tura6eyaattet. Is Gents BITE S&a@tel gum Wertaui
WspIefaie