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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-30

''''er Is said to have been granted ex-
''SOfu'nary concessions. The Russian
oniclSlS here add that the visit q,
rr'nce Chi Chuan to st. Pe,er.bu,s
was so'eiy undertaken with the object
OF congratulating the czar upon b,.
"0OeSsloh TO the throne. Regarding
'ne anchoring of the Russian feet AZ
rort Arthur, the Russian embassy ia
not aware: that Russia claims anv
rights beyond those Of other pover,
and 1t Is stated that no Russian war.
SnipS are to be permanently stationed
at Port Arthur.
THE CUBAN REVOLUTION.
NEW YORK, Oct. SO.-A dispatch
from Panama says:
Senoral Alfaro sends this communi.
cation to the Herald:
u am continuing the disbandinR of
the army to devote my attention to the
work of building the railway to the
Interior. The country desires tran
guilty and will devote my energies
while In office to the attainment of
that object"
This communication lie 10 response to
atelegram asking him to express pub.
licly the attitude he intends to adopt
toward Colombian liberals who are
striving to overthrow the conservative
government established by President
Caro-.
1t is inferred here from the tone Of
Alfaro's reply that the government
need fear no interference in Colombian
affairs from Ecuador, and 1t Is sugges.
ted that under such circumstances the
mobilization of Columbian forces oa
the frontier Is now unnecessary.
REV. LUTON FILIBUsTERERs MISSING.
NEW York, Oct. 30.-rbs World
say: No news has been received
here from the arrival In Cuba Of
party of revolutionists who started
eight days ago under the leadership Of
Carlos Manuel Decespedes, The revo-
lutionary party in New York hope to
hear this week that the expedition hss
escaped the vlgilant Spanish gunOoats
There are q number OF prominent
Cubans and Colomblans In the party.
among them being General Castro,
general In the Colombian army. De
cespedes is the only son Of the presi-
dent of the first Cuban provisional re-
public of 20 years ago. 1t had been
decided by the junta to fit out three
from the city. The first
was commanded by Enrique Lazzo,
who was in the last revolutionary war
In Cuba.
The second expedition was the one
which came to an end at Wilmington.
General Francisco GARLIC, who was
said TO be the head Of the party, was
arrested and acquitted. The third
expedition is that commanded by De-
The company OF Cuban
patriots under him Is called the
Escorts of Jose Marti," In honor OF
Senior Marti, who started the political
revolution aud who was killed In the
battle. Decespedes' followers are fully
eouinned and uniformed.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-30
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Continued from first page !

Continued rom nfsl pakei
RUSSO cHINEsE TREATY.
LONDON, Oct. 2O.-The Globe this
afternoon publishes from correspon'
dent at Hong Kong a virtual reitera-
ton of dispatch to the Times from
Hon. Kong which caused such SEN
satloo, claiming to outline concessions
made by China to Russia. An addl-
tlonal statement made in the GLOBE
dispatch is that the alleged treaty
between China and Russia was con-
yeyed 20 st. Petersburg by Wong Obi
Cbuan, who was dispatched to Russia
ostensibiy for the purpose Of congra'u-
Iating the czar upon his accession 10
the throne. Representatives OF tpe
foreip h ofIice here discredit the Globes
dispatch. They say Wong Chi Chung
went to st. Petersburg during the
autumn of 1894, before a treaty OF
peace between China and Japan was
signed, and il any such agreement was
avar made between China and Russia
It was probably done during his visit
TO the Russian capital.
A POSITIVE DENIAL
LONDON, oct. 80. The Russian en-
t.ssv announced this evening that II
received an official telegram from d.
Petersburg completely denying the
story from Hong Kong to the Times
and Globe about the secret treaty De-
tween China and Russia by which 'u'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-30

quickly. Over z, 900 private Endorsements.
Prenatureness means imDotency IN tho first
stage. IL Is tymplom of seminel weakness
and bsTenncs'. IL can be stopped in 20 days
BY the tBe OF Hudyan.
Therew discovery wns made by the Snecial-
ISIS ofthe old femOus Hudson Medical Institute.
Il IS tho strongest vitalizer made. IL Is very
powerful hut harmless. fold for S1.O0 pack
acc ORC packages for $500 (plain sealed boxes).
WfltGn guarantee Rlveh lc-a cure. Ifyou buy
hx boxes and are rot enti, ely cured, six more
i-,ll be sent 10 you trso ofall charges.
send ilr ClTouLrs and testimonials. Address
HUDSON MEDICA ALsINSrIrUrE
junction stockton, Market a. Ellis Sts
san francisco. Gal.
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POLAND CHINA HOES.

The undersls ned has a pedlreed Poena
CHINA boar, '.peacemakor," md about "
yonux bOars and sf,ws from Peaca maker ana
ferrd Gr salo ohetp. joan Maruoon, on
inde epen dence rad, near Holmes hop yard
10 2f-lm DIV
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-08-03
Children Cry for
Pitchers Castoria.
Children Cry for
Pitchers CastoFia.
Children Cry for
Pitchers CaStoFia.

Next Wednesday, August 8, is
the time set when settlers can file
upon their lands in this township.
1t will be unnecessary for settlers
to go the expense Of trip to Ceur
d Alene, as they can file before
Bartlett Sinclair, the U. S. Com
missioner.
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Contains no Ammonia or Alum.
Some time ago | was taken
sick with a cramp in the stomach,
followed by diarrhoea. took a
couple of doses of Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem
edy and was Immediately relieved.
| consider it the best medicine in
the market for all such complaints.
! have sold the remedy to others
and every one who used it speaks
highly of it. J. w. STRIcKLER,
Valley Center, Cal. For sale by
j. F. Cook, Jr., Druggist.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-08-03

Reports coming in from the Yahk
continue to be of an Encouraging
nature. In fact faith in the camp
is growing daily. Experienced min
ing men do not hesitate now to say
that it is going to be good camp.
They are now getting down to a
basis where they can tell some
thing about it. The lodges are be
ing uncovered and tests are being
made of the ore, which are proving
highly satisfactory.
There was some disappointment
at first among those who were
attracted by the first discoveries
because the claims that showed
the most colors stratifed and
did not show well-dein-
ed ledge, while those Chat were we'll
defined did not horn-out we'll and
appeared barren. Assays on the
ore, however, indicate that the
camp is alright An expert from
Salt Lake sampled the Friday ore
clear across the 20 foot face of the
lead, and got an average assay of
$3.50 per ton. Frank r. Little
received an assay Of 1913 per ton on
ore from the Little claim, located a
mile and a half over the hill from
the Friday on Cyclone Greek. B,
G. Hemminger received an assay of
$64 per ton for some ore from a
claim located by VIM. Ainslie, at
least so reported This last assay
created quite furry in Bonner's
Ferry and sent quite number
scampering back to the hills.
The Friday is the name of the
origional discovery that created the
first excitement. 1t was locat ed
by Lemley Bros. and Berg. The
Friday shows up more free gold
than any claim in the camp but
the formation is uncertain. The
rock is stratifed. Its dimensions
therefore, are mere speculation as
yet. We have seen some very fine
specimens from this claim. Jacl
O'Neil, the veteran prospector, say
man could make big wages witt
a mortar pounding up this rock
The richness of the quartz makes /
an alluring proposition,
The excitiment this week shifte,
from the vicinity Of the Friday to
point about two miles south, OF
4th-of-July Greek. Here was 10
Gated last week the biggest discov
cry thus far made A ledge 60 o
70 foot wide has been found carry
ing the same character of ore as
other parts Of the camp. Float {
this lead was first discovered b,
the Lemlevs, but they failed
find the main ledge although the
had located a claim on ground CT
by it. Jap King finally ran ont
the main ledge which loomed u
in the size before mentioned. H
and Charlie Ewing and l. J. Bran
made two locations on it. The
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-08-03

There was musicale given at
the City Hall last Saturday night
by Mrs. Hurley and members of
her mucial class for the benefit of
tn Sunday School. 1t was quite
well attended and very satisfac-
tory affair, as well as an enjoyable
entertainment.
Post Master Kaiser has been
confined to his bed several days
this week with rheumatism. DR..
Campbell is waiting on him and
bringing him out alright.
John c. Callahan is in Rath-
drum and will issist in the assessors
office for some time.
DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder
World s Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.
Having used Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy in my family and
found 1T TO be tlrSt class article, L
take pleasure in recommending it
to my friends. J. V. FOSTER, West
port, Cal. For. sale by J. F. Cook,
Jr., Druggist.
The Worlds Fair Tests
showed no baking powder
so pure or so great in Ieav-
ening power as tie Royal.
After the Grip, diphtheria,
pneumonia, scarlet fever, typhoid
fever, etc, Hoods Sarsaparilla is of
wonderful benefit in imparting the
strength and vigor SO much de-
sired.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-08-03
Highest of all in Leavenng PowerL Latest U. s. Govt Report
B Rs%asl
AR@NEHyTEUX DEYESE
ABSOLUTELY PURE

have since consolidated their inter
ests on this ledge with the Lem
leys. The three claims are named
the jim Hill, the Great Northern
and the Lucky Boy. Jap King
thinks he has the biggest thing in
the camp, 1t is certainly great
surface showing, and, even if it
should be low grade, it would make
a great mine if the ore body proves
one third as great as the surface
indications.
Tom Mckenzie, A. !. Wales and
Gould returned Friday. They re-
port that they have struck it rich
on Cyclone Greek at point about
mile and a half nearly west of
the Friday claim. Finding float
thereabouts, they uncovered the
ledge at a depth of about 7 feet.
They have done the assessment
work on this claim and it will be
the first claim recorded in the camp.
1t is named the 'Last Chance"
They cut through II feet Of ore
ana still appeared to be long dis
lance from the lower wall. Nc
Kinzie thinks he has the second
biggest thing in sight in the camp
and that he is on the m other load.
McKinzie and O'Neil, of Spokane
each located claim on Red Top.
They have a 2-foot ledge and the
ore has the same peculiar blue cast
as the ore from which the good as
says are coming.
Prospectors are coming and 60
ing all the time. There are prob
able about 100 men in the camp at
present. 1t is safe to say 100 claims
have been coated. About half OF
these have no merit whatever, and
there are not over 30 that can be
called meritorious claims and have
good showings. The claims are
distributed over territory about 3
miles wide by ) in length. They
extend from the north slope of Rec
Top Greek across Cyclone and OF
down to 4th of-July where tn,
mother load has been found anC
where nearly all the prospectori
have gone, the old camp beinl
temporarily deserted.
Mead Crane, John O'Hogge, T. J
t Patterson, w. L. Ross, VIM. West
, Jack Lyle and others returned las
Saturday evening. They all mad
! good locations. 1t was a piece o
, rock from the West location tina
( Frank Il. Little got a good assay on
$ Little is in on the location. Tn
/ others are having assays made an
are awaiting returns before return
t ing to the camp.
Tim Callahan, Col. Baines, E.
4 Whitney and Judge Harknes
a think a great deal of the Blue Eye
4 Nellie.
T. B. c. Hemminger and Will Cry
der left for the camp Friday.
r Judge Hardness left on Thur
= day.
n Jack O'Neil, of Ockonook, can
If out Friday.-He says the Yah
Y will make a good camp beyond
o doubt.
Y VIM. O'Neil, of Spokane, return
It ed from the seat of excitement la
% Sunday. He spoke we'll Of Il
p camp.
e Hoods Pills for the liver an
1t bowels, act easily yet promptly an
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-08-03
THE YAHK ASSAYS GOOD
New Discovesies Reported of
Immense Proportions.
THE MOTHER LOAD

The two Biggest Strikes thus far made
Reported this week Confidence
is Growing in Yahk Country. We
need work on Shorter Trail.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-05-04

jung uno ar9los, um bariiber uad3us
oenfen, lpte ieltlam e8 iei, oaB bic
aaiierinz8esentin at einem Tu9e, an
benz tbr 10 l6mermie9enbe Wittbeiluns
gen genta6t porOen maren, nod 3eit
uno Qult bate, lid) I'M elm Salsbano
fir ibr 5iinOd)en gu filmlnern, ionoern
lie nabm ben SunO nit Der gan3en
Inflnerfiamfeit, bic man ben1 2ieblins
elmer Geilerin ibulbet, III ibre slrue
uno trus i'm 10 in sen Wluliflalon.
Sir ben Iugenblif banoelte es lid
jeOod) njd)t meBr I'M baS Siinb1en,
benn Gaer mar in;lpil1en ein9etroffen,
uno Shre Majeltdt bielt nun eiue
Sarfe in itren nit 6ed)t beipunOerten
slruen uno ipielte Gariationen iiber
eine slrie aus Gailie!los balnals
allbeliebter Sper uOie Weiillerin.
sluf elm 3eiGen, bas ibr Die Ser
So9in BON Wlontebello CAB, 3og ii9
Gegle Suriid, nadbem lie oas Siinbdjen
Der Sailerin auf einem nit gelber
5eihe iibersogenen Ganapee nieoer@
gelegt bate. @ie burfte jest bis CUNT
abeno fret iiber ibre .3eit perfiisen.
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Suntea Maerlei aus 9eati@tamn.

- 5n Yromberg lit Der &eatier 8arl
3inm. ein alter Yurlamsntarlsr aus
ser eriten 3sit os5 preuBifd,eu parla=
men!atisaus, inl Mlt;r pon s. Sabten
seio,Oen. Ser gertorbene geb6rte
ben eriten 9ereinigteu 2anoltdubsn i'm
Sabre l847 als Wtit9lieb an; na6 iei,
aem 5Obe iinb nur md brti 4fitglie=
Der 0ieie5 erften preuBif9en parlaments
am 2eben: Oie Prin3ea 9lleranber
unb @eprg bon 9}reuBen unb Garf
Sismard. 1err Sinlm erfreute li6
biz Dor &ur3em nod GROCER Riftiefeit
unb geiftiger Stride; er pfIsgte nit
SnterefIe ben politii6en 0orgdngen 3u
folgen.
= 2tuS Ofpreuben mir6 9emel6et: !:
Nafbem in ben Wdlbern Der S9nee
gr6Bteutbeils geihmol3en 1T, bat man
mebrTa9 9eiden BON Berfonen eefunz
oen, Die ben S6neefiir5en gum Opfer
gefauen linb. Qu6 in ben Wdlbern
oes @ren3sebie!es murben erfro:ene
2eute gefunben.
= Bei 9obenlimburg 1T enc neue
9ropffeinb0ble entbedt moroen. Dies
Ielbe 1T nod ni9t pnafdnbig erfori9t.
alein es 1T taum gu be3weifeln, bab
bic neue D6ble an S66nbeit unb
@r6Be Der beriibmien Oe6enb6bIe BEL
Sierlobn i'm 3ubrtbal 9lei6tommen,
penn ni1t bieielbe ibertreffen mirb.
gS befinbea liC1 in Ser O6hle cine aroRe
In}abl geualtiser 8OgenwSlbunsen
unb Seitengdnge, uaO 3ablrei6e rieitse
i9neetpeiBe Norbdnge aus ben 3ierli6s
fen SropffeingebIben.
= ueber ben bereis balls 1T 0ers
geRenbeit geratbeneu fdlaoien panaer
De8 S6Heioeruisijtels lo!pe bringt bic
v0un3iser Nls. 3ei!uns" foIaenbe
Miitheilungen, bic ihr oau )sm isbt In
Dranlburg mobnbafttn f9i;5:.e1 Bee
gleiter 0ome's, Setra @s lisrv, ausins
gen. Ser pan5er bsl ltaao aliptingli6
aus eineut aliien BON Durd) 3mirn unb
GdbeH oerbuhbenen 9tahf >ern, dbns
lid benen in 9prunBfsaegnatraben,
nur beDeuteaD leiner. VI. .itern bat elm
S!iif folder Matrabe nlitsebra6t, bic
mcbrere auge1o@er aufpeit. I'm Sc.
fdufe BEG Militdrgemebrs abaubalten.
beourfte es zines StabIfebertiHens bon
2 3oa Side. Drwe 1abm alio cine
2 3oa itarfe @5tablplatte BON Oftaps
formal unb legte baruber baS ettpa ]
3oa fiarte aifen aus @pruuefsbern.
9ebteres pur6e sunddft bon Dem @es
f9oB Our@bobrt, bas eft bur9 bic
Stablplatte gebalten tpurDe, pdtrenb
bas gefdbrli9e 5pribblei in Dem 5tabls
febertifen aufsefangeu wurbe. 9ie
gauge pan3erfompoiition tuurOe bibi6
in 3eug gendbt, I'M profanen 8liden
bas 4unftpert 3u entaieben unb err
fiillte tpenigtens iniofern i1rea Sienf,
als iie ben Ssrren Dome, Wefern &C.
bic Saiden fiiate.
= Sn 2ie9uiB uur6e elm 14idbris
geS Mdb9en lpegen Morbes 3u Is Sab
rem 3u6tbaus uerurtbeilt. Sic bate
Elm ibrer pfege anpertrautes fleiues
Sinh erpiirgt.
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Gin Opfer Scs ,,srilbe" @altus.

Ser nit Der lanbeslibliGen lltbers
treibung i'm san5eu 2anbe betrlebfne
9ultus nit Ou Mauriers abionfelti:
6em &omans n3lilbpA nit feinsnl
bppnotiiden arimSframs bat isg; TO-
gar elm Meui4enlsben gum Opfsr ge'
forbert.
Ser 18idbrige Gorton Reeo, Der
eobu reiber 2euie in 6artforb, ooltn,
bot fi6 init 9lrfenit pergiftst. neil er
bur6 Die 2efture BON p3rilbD" Ders
ruft 9eWDrben mar.
Norton &seb bilbeie fi1 ein, utter
Dem bppnotif6en @influKe Suensali's,
bes mpferioien beutI6 itibiid pols
rii9.fronaoRfben Wirtuofen aus Du
Ntauriers &oman, au iiebeu unb bies
lem @infufie ni9t anber8 entflieben au
f0nnen. ols fur6 ben Sob.
&eebs Wutter bate fih por etwa
eiuem Sabre pieber berbeiratbet, uuh
5war nit benz rei6en S9iffsbauer
Gmos pratt, bur6 beRen @influB Der
SDbn elne SieDe aIs 9tenograpb bel
Der Girma grotpn, Sbompion & 60.
in 6artforb, Connecticut, erbalten
bate. 8or etma brei Mp9en CAB er
iebo6 bieIe 9tene auf, um Sefretdr
unb Nmanuenfi8 bel benz rgbanselis
nen" 6ammonb au tperben. gfeeb mar
f9on BON frdbefer Sugenb on, mas
man einea nSdm6ferfriben" nennt.
@r perf6lans Nqes, mas ibm BON Biz
6ern unter bic 9dHbe fam. @inen
gang beionoers iiffen @inbrud bate
iebo6 Dor Elm paar Mo6en bic 2efs
tire bon r3ril6D" auf i'm gema6t.
SIN Waden unb e9lafen rebete mnb
pbantafirte ct BON ni6tS Nnberem als
BON vSrilbp" unb r2ittle Silp1 unb
mar regular Srilbpendrrii6 geporben.
Nm fraben Moraen bes 3. Mai er.
tpa6te 9ammonb bur9 lauteS St6bs
men unb &6deln i'm 0ofe unb fanb bel
ndberer gef6tisung &eeb in ber Was
gensRemife liegenb, NO er fi9 Dor
S9mer3en panb unb frtimmte. Gin
raid berbei gerufener 9lrat fellte eine
Nrftnifpergif, Ing feff unb auf bic
Grage, warum er benn bas getban, ers
tniberte 8eeb: rWeil ber Squire
Sbengali mid bppnoti1rt bat unb
mid ui6t mebr iingen ldBt. Sd
fonnte ibm nur babur@ entfieben. ins
bem i'd tn ben Sob ging. @lauben
Sic, baB er mid au6 no6 nod benz
Sobe bppnotiliren tann24
&ur5 beDor er unter ben grdBli9Ifen
Qualen berf6ieb, Derlangte ct nod au
tpif5en, ob ct Srilbp unb 2ittle 8ilp
i'm 6immel niebertreffen merbe2
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Q. u. & u. .. 8ahn.
4bfQhrt.

gta6 @aIDeaon, 9suiton unb GuerO
tdgli9 ..............8 $3.50 Born.
Rad CORPUS @brifti, slranfas paB unb
8eebille tdgli9 ......2 :15 yta9m.
9tad &errbille tdgli6, ausgenommen
SDnntagS, um. ......3 AS Na9m.
Nntunft.
Bon @aIpeiton, Soufon unb @uerO
tdaliA $3.50 NbenbS.
Bon Corpus @brifti, 4ranias paB unb
8eepille tdgli9. ......1 80 Na6m.
Bon &errbille tdgli9, ausgenommen
SonntagS I'M ......10:15 Vornt.
8on aerrbille Sonntags um Z ubr
QbenbS -....
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Or. price's Cream Bafins powoer
6Sdfe @eltsAmsHellmngs ans3ebtnnns.

GDnberbare unb i6Der 3u be-
friebigenbe 8eburfniRe baben inan9e
9eute. SIN u0ubmigsluiier Wo6ens
blat" rom 26. Mdr3 fu9t u. Boms
tuerende .pferbebung bon Offi3iers
buri9en@.
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,ssy,, s$HsEfte sWiaidineries sfrf' ifsst.

Gue Gprteh BertBeus. Gin gsrmbsen fur ben Bob
rer, meuu er ben aSamanttnes sprc,eb anuenbet Yer=
ie!ts, biuise artefi&e gumpenrt&tuns per Dawpf
pber 9uit astrteben. 9Btr t6nnen eu8 etenlt& etn.
THE AMERICAN WELL WORKS, Aurora,
Ills, CHICAGO, u.s., Dallas, Texas.
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s@ gBir lenfen bic Mufmertlamte

a@ Wir lenten bic Mufmertiamteit
unferer 2efer auf bic Nn3eise BON
Simmons 2eber &egulator an aubes
rer Stele. Wir baben bic Mebiain in
unferer Ganlilie sebrau6t unb t6nnen
aus grfabrung iagen. baB ct fir cine
franfe 2eber ober einen perborbenen
Magen Elm gutes 6eilmittel lit. Wenn
mir auf &eiien iinb, fiibren mir ettpas
babnn ftets BEL uns.-Mus benz "Chris-
tian Visitor, Smitbfielb, q. 3.
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= Sober Store bdlt npbilabel=
pbia 5teru 2auge" /; iolte es tpirtli6
binipieber einen geben, Der fie ni6t
bdlt, bringt barauf unb nebmt teine
anbere.
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Muf bem neuen ediebpIobe bei

: Muf benz neuen S6ieBpIobe bel
S@Onebed I'm &esierungsbe3irt Mass
beburg, ber fur bas 4. Nrmee= Corps
erri6tet wirb. beeinnt iebt elm reyes
2eben. Das Sorf @loine, baS fur
ben 96ieBplab ansefauft 1T, baben
bic biaberisen 8emobner i9on gum
gr6Bten Sbeile perlaKen. 8on bisber
100 S6ultinbern iinb nur nod 90
porbanben unb an l. Ottober mirb bic
96uIe gang sef6lOfieu. 9ie 9duier
bes Dorfes tperbeH su Mafenquartieren
fur bas Wfilitdr eingeri9tet.
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@ulf Gbpre . 8abm.
u b Fl hrt.

u a Drt.
Na6 2aDeruia, td9li6 nm $50 Born.
Nnfunft.
Bon 2apernia, tdgli9 nm 700 Na6m.
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Ser bsfannte @eiunbbeitss Qpo

= Ser befannte @eiuabbeitssIpo.
iieI prOf. 9r. @uitab Sdser ri6tet in
@iuberneDmen nit bem 8srein
fir Geiunbbeits pfsge in 9eil
brpnn unb anberen @elinnunssgenoi
fen an bic pirttember9ii6e Ib9eorb,
Merchantmen cine Yetition, tporin bic
9ammer sebeten mirb. BEL Der &egie,
ruug babin su mirten, baB On idmmtli=
den unter &egierun9saufiidt febens
ben S9ulen lur6 ausbrhfli6es Ser.
bot Der @ebrau9, ben g d IT,
Term 9ausaufgaben 5u fel:
len, boafdnbi9 b9ei6afft
perbe; aud Strafaufsaben als
6ausaufgaben iollen ftnftis nidt mebr
geHattet iperben. CUR 8egriinbung
wirb in ber petition II. u. ausSsfiibrt,
rbaB bas 3upiel Der seiltisen Nrbeit
cine seiliige 6rlbreife er3iele, Die Gut:
nidelung perbe cine einieitige, ie mebr
Elm Sinh fiir bic S6ule bei6dfttst
merbe, nm 10 unbrau6barer werbe es
fur bas prattii6e 2ebea; es entftebe
babur9 eine &eibe fali9er 2ebensges
tpo6nbeiten unb ber vStubenboder"
iei fertig. Die petitiOn 5eipridt
eingebenb bic e59dbisung Der seiftis
gen unb leibli6en Geiunbbeit. iopie
Der 3itunft ber 4inber burd bic
9ausaufgaben, betont bic unnl6gli6s
felt elmer ri6tisen grlisAag uub ueiit
gum S6IuB barauf { RB es Dobl
eine Snbalibenuerior fiir @rwa6'
Iene gebe, baB aber Niemanb fur bie
aus Mbleiltuns Der S9ulpHi6t ent.
fanbene Snoalibitdt Der 8iuber GriaB
leiite. Ser erite unb pi6iisfe S9ritt
3u einem S9dIeri6ub iei bic Nbi9afs
fung Der 9ausaufgaben.
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Muerlei.

= Wir mD9ten ben @tabtsS sSnse,
nieur tpieberboIt auf bic gde bon Slb.
Nlamo unb preias@traBe aufmertlam
sema6t baben, no beim seringifen &es
eenfal bas Wafer fd) fammelt unb ben
Seitentpeg unpafirbar madt. 3mar
bat bieie Warb aud einen alderman.
berielbe i9eint ii9 aber nm iOl9e aleis
nisteiten ni9t 3u fiimmern, benm Der
uebelifan6 beftebt i6on lanse unb Bic
3eitungen baben i6on 6fters barubsr
&lage gefabrt. Wu6 bic Suruers
SiraBe iollte auf einen 8lod, bon Der
Slug Wi0iam .StraBe gum GluHe,
braiuirt tperben.
Sm Nlter bon II Sabren ftarb
am Jreitag Nbenb II llbr OIL Der
8linbbarment3iinbuns Otto Bind,
na6bem cine Operation f6 als err
fOlglos ermieien batte. Ser 8erltors
bene, Gobn oes 6errn Sobn y. Bind,
mar bel Wolf 6 Wtarr angeitellt unb
elm gu ben beiten 6ofnunsea bere6ii.
eenber iunser Wfann. Die 8eerbi=
gung fin6et morgen 10 nbr Born
bonn 8rauerbaufe aus itatt.
= Ser beuties &egenfal betrug "a
3ol. 8om Wefenb bis mad Gable 8
&anf bat e8 beute 0ormittag fart
se5aselt. Sablid gins Der &esen
ni6t iiber JloreSoille 6inauS.
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Stir 8illette BON unb mad
3entI1lanb menbet @u9 an
Sbeo. 8inde,
6iinfte Rational Sant.
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Dr.. price's Cream Bafine powoer.
@eltsausfeluuQs Nebaille aah 9iblont.
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Suntbern Yaciiic @abn.
Nbfahrt.

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Gaale paB tdgli@ 9:45 Born. 49,.
Intunft.
Bon Wetps Orleans, 6DuItpn unb Sal
befon tdglif 900 Born. l,nb $3.50
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