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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-08-09
LETTER FROM BIG POINT.
Democrat-Star.

Editor Democrat-Star.
noticed IN your paper of July 26th, in
speaking of the result OF the second
primary election IN this beat (2) you say
that R. c.. Galloway, who defeated JAS
per johnson in said election, was not a
candidate in the first primary election,
and that Galloway defeated johnson only
a few votes. Now the facts are these I:
Galloway was the first man to declare
himself a candidate for member Of the
Board of Supervisors in beat 2 in the year
1895, and again Galloway got the biggest
majority that one candidate has ever got
over another in this beat, when there
was only two in The field Gas was the case
wheL he defeated J%ohnson). l hear some
such talk as Johnson running as an indie
pendant, in which case he will get worse
showed uuder than before.
DEMOCRAT.
Big Point. Miss. Aug. 3, 1895.
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lOfhcial.]
Board Of Supervisors.
JACKSON COUNTY.

The Board Of Supervisors met in regu-
lar session Monday, August 6, 1895.
Present: j. X. Mcleod, president;
d. Mcdonald. A. Altman, w. W. Broome
aud l.. G. Manuel.
Il. Bloomfield, o. C. Cowan and VIM.
Watkins were appointed to view and APP
praise lot belonging to county in Moss
Point.
Contract for building bridge across
Bayou Creole, on road leading from Gun
n~ineham's Bluff to PorticOl Landing let to
B. g. Farley ind J. E. Roberts, for tho
sun of $275. A. Altman. voted no. j. X.
Mcleod protesting uutil ferries are es-
tablished and road cut ont.
JAS. Davis allowed $a!i5 fdr immediate
| relief aud placed Oh panper list.
Petition in regard to rs0istricting the
county for members OF the board laid
| over until it can be legally acted on.
Public road declared from West Pasca-
goula station to the residence OF Mrs. A.
r. Lewss, with A. L. Lewis,as overseer.
Independent road changed 30 Us to
leave Ri YER road ut 35-mile post.
A. W. Garner appointed overser on
| road No. II, from county line to 9-mile
post for the year 1895.
r1hc Board Is still in session as the
DEMocRAT STAR is put to press, working
on the personal and zeal assessment rolls
| Next week the corrected aud general pro
ceedings will appear in FULL
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New Democratic Exccu'
tive Committee.

Pursuant to authority vested In me by
a resolution of the Democratic mass
meeting held ut Scranton on August !,
1895, /, the underSgnedohairman Of said
meeting, do hereby appoint the follow
cratic Executive Committee Of Jackson
county for the ensuing year;
BEAT No. lis. H. Shannon and IT.
Finch. So.
Roberts.
BRAT No. SWIM. Watkins and A. d.
Krebs.
BEAT No. Edgar Hull and H. Z,
BEAT No. b.-w. W. Broome and John
j. Fletcher.
CoUNrY AT LARGE.-A. 8. Denny, j. d.
Minor and W. Fred Herriu.
J.I. FoRD, Chairman,
Scranton, Niss. Aug.l, 1875.
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Miss Katie Thornton spent last
week with relatives here.

Miss Katie Thornton spent last
week with relatives here.
Mr.. r. c. Bellman has returned
from IA short visit to Mobile.
Capt. L. L. Dolbear has had his
residence tastefully painted.
Mr.. W. A. Horton paid a business
visit to Scranton on Tuesday.
Marshal Tardy wants the people to
know that he Is alive and kicking.
Mrs. Aspbury and son, of New Or
leans, are guests OF the Hing House.
! Mrs. W. T. Carter, OF Daisy, is VS.
iting her daughter, Mrs. W. A. Hor-
ton.
Mrs. J. Poitevent returned from a
pleasant visit to Nashville, Tenn,
Tuesday.
Mr.. j. NJ. IRELAND, a leading mer-
chant Of Vancleave, was in town on
Wednesday.
Mrs. L. Holderith, OF New Orleans,
Is visiting her daughter Mrs. Harley
l.. Halstead.
Misses Mamie Johnson and Laura
Turner Of Mobile are visiting guests
Of Mrs. A. Franco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Curtis, Of New
Orleans, spent Sunday with Mrs. Cur
it's sister, Mrs. Herman Mil.
Mr.. Neil Sweeney, Superintendent
of mails Of the New Orleans pOst0i1ice
spent Sunday here with his family.
DR.. +. II. O'Brien, Of Brazoria,
Texas, speut a few days here this
week. He is en- route to Atlanta, Ga.
Mr.. P. NJ. Joachim, a prominent
stave dealer of New Orleans, is on a
visit to his brother Mr.. B. +. Joach,
i'm.
G. IT. Bilbo, a leading farmer OF
Ramsay p0stotice. passed through
here Ell route to Scranton on Tues
day.
Mai. r. A. yancleave, Maj. f. NJ
Weed and Mr.. II. +. Russell, left fOl
Jackson Tuesday to attend the State
Convention.
Mrs. s. W. Price, after a twelve
months visit among friends and rela'
tives in Texas and North Mississippi,
has returned home.
Mr.. G. Il. Mccoy, wife and daughter,
of Ohio, are guests of Col. II. s. Hy'
att. They are delighted with this
place as a summer resort.
Mrs. May and Miss Ollie May OF
New Orleans, who have been spending
several weeks at Bonnie Oaks return
ed home Tuesday.
Miss Rebecca Layton, after a pleas
ant sojOurn of two weeks the guest OF
Misses Lily and Cora Ryan returned
to her home In Mobile on Monday.
Mr.. Geo. Rose left for New York
Tuesday night. Mr.. Rose spent the
past few months here and has beer
spending the last two weeks in New
Orleans.
DR.. IT. II. Barlow and family, aftcl
many pleasant days spent at the home
of Rev. r. b. D0wner, left for theil
home at Barlow, COpiah county, Miss.
last Wednesday.
Mr.. Tony Franco and Miss Lilly
Ryan and Mr.. Charlie Bellman ant
Miss Rebecca Layton, paid a pleas
ant visit to Mrs. Louise Angulas al
Biloxi. last Sunday.
Father Celestin Gregoire, of Notr'
Dame de Bon Secours church, j. Fran
sen, OF St. AlphOnsus church, A
Ketels, Of Bay St. Louis and G. A
Oliver, of Scranton, were guests o
Rev. Father A. Won Wacsburg thi'
wppk
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n REASONS
For Trading with CLARK.


large and well selected stock OF first
class goods at lowest prices.
REASON 2.-Because we never mis-
represent. Ii we say an article is
good, that settles IL. We want to sell
reliable goods only, and always give
the best possible value for the money.
REASON s. Because we try to make
our customers interests our own, so
that both can pull together and do a
square business at a fair profit.
REASON 4.-Because every citizen
Of jackson county has been benefited
by our store whether they bought
goods Of us or not.
Cream Silk Chantilly Lace = Rich
pattern, 9 inches wide, per yard, l5c
s inches wide, per yard, Zoe.
Net Top Point D'Irlande Lace
White cotton, handsome pattern for
trimming bobbinet mosquito bars,
per yard. zoe
Butter Color Point D'Irlande Lace
~ inches wide, rich handsome pat
tern, per yard. .25c
Cream Silk Chantilly Bourbon Lace
3 inches wide, very pretty pattern
per ydTu lUc
Linen TOrchon Lace-SOme great
bargains, from lc to l0c per yard, and
many other kinds of laces, trimmings
and embroideries at equally as low
prices.
Ladies Hemstitched ColOred Bor-
der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. white cam
brio with warranted fast color Dor
derS, price ........... .......... &c
Ladies' White Linen HemStitched
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fine quality,
warranted pure linen with 1-inch
hemStitched border. .15c
A nice assortment Of Gentlemen'S
Handkerchiefs, equally as cheap.
A large assortment of Mems Jeans,
COttOnade and Atwood, Cashmere
pants at GO, CSC. ST.. 10, Sl3S, $3.50,
$l.65, $l.75, 1925, $500 and 1925. The
greatest values ever offered in this
market for the money.
25-incli Printed WenlOck Lawn
Warranted fast cOlOrs, white ground
with neat pink and black figures, per
25-inch Shifting prints-NOt the
flimsy starchy kind, but the best
Merrimac and American prints, in
beautiful designs, warranted fast
cOlOrS, per yard sc
25-incli Triumph Pcrcale-Hand-
some patterns, warranted fast colors,
per yard. SC
25.inch Gamers Oil Red Prints
No better made, best standard cloth,
bright oil red with white figures, per
yard .... &c
27-inch My0sotis Chevi0t Shifting
Extra strong, fast cOlOrs, per yard. &c
Cotton Bats-Best quality, full half
Ladies' Bleached Lislc Thread
Sleeveless Vests--Superfne quality,
Richelieu ribbed, low square cut neck
trimmed with crochet and silk tape,
17-inch Bleached Cotton Crash Elk.
ira heavy twilled, will make splendid
roller towels, per yard. ........... DC
Fast black Darning Cotton, pei
rcel...
Gents Elastic Arm Bands, price pei
Ladies'Rubber Lahgtry Hair-pins--
Five inches long, extra strong. ..... Be
Peerless Crochet Sets--TwO steeI
and one bone needle in neat wood case
Knitting Silk--Full half ounce
spOols, best quality in all colors, usu'
ally retailcd at 35c and 4Oc spool, oul
pilCc' .'.lo'
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MOSS POINT DEPARTMENT.

Hon. James Hill, (col) OF jackson,
Miss, travelling agent for the Allan
Ia Cotton States Exposition, address
ed the colored people at Moss Point
Monday last, and created a very IA
'vorable impression. He perfected an
organization OF which the following
are members: Rev. j. w. Smith,
President (; S. Fl. Wallace, Vice-Presi-
dent; +. j. Hill, Secretary and ga.
Mcintosh, Treasurer. Committee
A. w. Weeks, II. j. Brooks, ALI. Car
ter, G. S. Collard, Amos Butler, Hen
ry Hyde, T. b. Stallsworth, j. G.
Walker, Jr., W. NJ. Hodrick and Thos.
W. McFail +; Minnie Mayo, Kate Blu
mer, Laura Hyde, Cecil Wallace, Sa-
rah Hill, Josephine Hyde, Vassle
Buchanan, A. Hand and Irene
Walker. We are glad to note the en-
thusiasm that has been aroused by
our colOred constituents in making u
showing at the Atlanta Exposition.
FOR SALE.
One high grade, full leather TOP
BUGGY, slightly used. Address
POstoffice Box 2l4,
Moss Point, Miss.
Z. D. WOOD, Agent
for Wannamaker & Brown, Clothing.
Call and see samples. Moss POiLt, Miss.
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This desirable property, situated on
Pascagoula street, consisting OF three
buildings and IL large lot is offered for
sale. A description and terms of sale
will appear in our next issue OF the
DEMOCRAT-STAR.
A large lot OF .men's Silk and Laun
Bows, Ties and Scarfs and Ladies'
Silk Windsor Ties Just received at
Clark's.
Take my word for it, W. NJ. Canty
will sell you anything you want, and
show you as full assortment for as
little money as any man In town.
A large and nice line OF mans pants
from 60 cents and upwards, and boys
knee pants from Is cents and upwards,
age 5 to IA years. also shirts for men
and boys at the E. vEitLloN's BLUE
STORE.
A beautiful assortment of Embroi-
dcries, Valenciennes and Other iaces,
just received at Clark's. y
Fine Oysters at CASTOR ToussEL's
Eating shop near the depot.
Ladies' Silk Trilby Ties.in beautiful
designs 20 cts. at Clark's.
Ladies, w. M. Canty will sell you a
pair OF l0w-quarter shoes at a greatly
reduced price.
Groceries, best quality and lowest
prices, prevail at the Mammoth Store
of DEJEAN g. MITCHELL Co.
w. NJ. Canty has just received a
large and beautiful assortment OF
stylish hats.
Freshest and cheapest groceries on
hand at all times at B. D.VALvERDE's
corner grocery.
Bicycle sweaters, bicycle caps, bicy'
Gle shoes, can be found at the DEJEAN
& MITCHELL Cos Mammoth Store.
Boys, be sure and come in. Nothing
like being comfortable while riding
the wheel.
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[OniciaI.
TOWN OF SCRANTON.

The regular meeting of the mayor ana
board OF aldermen OF the town OF scranton,
held in the courthouse Tuesday, August .,
1895. Present NJ. g. Altman, mayor; :.
and Geo. u. IIuggins, aldermen; BE. Browne,
marshal.
The town clerk being absent Councilman
Higgins acted as such pro tern.
Minutes OF the regular meeting held Tues
day. July Sd, and those of the special meet,
Ing held Thursday, August 1, 1895, were read
The mayors report, which was read and
approved. showed fines and costs collected,
amounted to 1915.
ax.coilector's report laid over.
Marshal and street commissioners report;
which was read and approved, showed pound
fees collected. 81 and road dues, s3o.
Treasurer's report showed cash on hand to
be u .2+0,5 1t was read and approved.
Street committees report read ana ap-
proved.
lied to order J. A. Miller to have the privy on
the northeast corner Of his lot removed with
in ten days, us the same has been declared II
Ordered. That the fine Of SIS heretofore i'm
posed on r. G. Gatti be. and the same Is here
by reduced to $3.50.
VIM, Norton was appointed a public school
trustee for the term OF Two years. vice NJ. y.
Pankey, resigned.
ORDINANCE No. Of.
Be 1t ordained by the mayor and board 81
aldermen Of the town Of Scranton. That all
bicycles are hereby prohibited from the use
OF the sidewalks Of the town Of Scranton
un der u penalty Of not more than 81 for each
offense.
ORDINANCE No. O.,
BE 1t ordained by the mayor and board OF
aldermen OF the town OF Scranton, That all
bicycles are hereby prohibited from running
at night without u light placed In front OF
same. where it can be plainly seen, under u
penalty Of not more than b for each ofense.
The following allowances were made:
CIprk's ...., % 90
b. Il. Browne. street commissioner. ~ ~
B. I. Browne, marshal. 80
S. X. Thompson, perdiem.........-r.'..' ~
George Mathier ner diem, 2 90
@. n. Chidsey. per diem 2 90
Geo. Il. Higgins. per dlem..... 1880. w
G. A. Stemper, M. Beck and NJ. z.
Pankey, election commissioner at VI =,
per w
B.. L. Browne, special ofiicer......"..... ] 90
Robert Cline. Clinton Pickett and Gus
TOusell, special police, at 81 per day. 8 90
Henry Wright, ~ days labor on streets 4 90
Dejean & Mitchell Co.'S bill......... 80. 70
g, ID, Moore, dieting prisoners. ........... IL 4C
NJ. Z. ALTMAN, Mayor.
GEO. II. HIGGINS. Clerk pro tenn.
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UNIVERSITY
S
Fosty-Fousth Session
Opens September u, 1896.

.Twenty-one Schools in Science, Literature
and Arts. Special Schools OF Law and Peda-
gogy, Full corps Of instructors. Most health
ful location. Tuition free, except In Law
School. All expenses lower than ever. Wo-
men admitted. For catalogue and announce
luents, address
CHANCELLOR r. B. FULTON.
University, Mississippi.
I..ls 10 1QOS OIL Am
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Port Of PdSCdQOu|d.
IN

OFFICE DEMocRAr-SrAR,(
Scranton, Miss, Aug. 2, 1891
Report for week ending July 81, 1885,.
CLEARED.
August Nor. bk. Adele, 661 tons. by Donald
4 Co.. for Queenstown, T,12S feet
lumber, vaule 1912; $4,000 feet
sawn timber, value N.4s0.
August 3 Span. s. 8. Pedro, 1918 tons for
Rotterdam. by Keyser 3 Go. 1,623.-
384 feet lumber, value e2i $50; SS,-
272 feet sawn timber, value e78l.
August 5 Brit. sch. John E. Stafford, l79
tons, for st. Antonio, by J. N. Fer
nandes, 1885 feet lumber, value
$3.50; 5000 shingles, value $50.
ENTERED COASTWlSE.
Nor, 4. s. Espana Meyer. master,
32l tons, from New York.
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l~,Ostufiice aud Mails.
RRryAL AND DEPARTURE or MAILS.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE or MAILS.
From ScrantoH-Arrives at $50 "a. IN aud
i:i5 u. m. aud $3.50 p m. Departs ut
10 II. m.; l:45 p. III. and 4:45 p. m.
Leakesrille R0mtc---Arrives every day
except Sunday at 1l:l0 i. m. Departs
same day at ! p. m.
Mrs. G. +. McINIS. P. NJ.
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.

DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.
JACKSON County.
For Representative,
l.. G. MANUEL.
Far Clerk Of Circuit and Chanccry Courts,
FRANK II. LEWIS.
For Sheriff.
C. D. MOORE.
For Treasurer,
W. NJ. CAVITY.
For Superintendent Of Education,
d. D. COwAN.
For Assessor,
WILLIE p. RAMSAY.
For Surveyor,
y, BURTON GOODE.
Fox BOARD II SUPERVISORS.
Beat No. l,
JAMES HOWELL.
Beat No. 2,
w. ]. JOHNSON.
Beat 3,
o. RANDALL.
Beat No. 4,
SIMEON GEORGE.
Beat s.,
H. O. FURRY.
For JUSTICE or II PEACE.
Beat No. l,
JAMES HELvEs1ToN,
HENRY ALTMAN.
Beat No. 2,
w. FRANK GOFF,
R. A. ROBERTS.
Beat No. 3-Nloss Point Division,
OLIVER WOou.
Scranton Division,
CHAS. Z. CHIDSEY.
Beat No. 4,
JAMES b. MCRAE,
Il. d. WIGGINGTON.
Moss Point Division BEAT 3,
For Constable,
JAKE j. CUNNINGHAM.
Scranton Division Beat 3.
CHARLES l.. KREBS.
Beat A.,
WIN. G. PARKER,
Election Tuesday, November 5, 1896.
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Churches.

MsrH0DIsr-Rev. T.. W. Adams. pastor
Preaching every Sunday. Prayer-meeting
every Wednesday evening.
PREsBYTERIAN@Rev. ID. o. Byers, pastor.
Preaching every Sunday. Prayer-meeting
every Wednesday night.
BAPTIsT-Eld. L. N. Brock, pastor. Preach
ing every first and third Sunday. Prayer
meeting every Thursday night.
NORTH 0IDE, SALEM.-J. +. Bynum, pastor
Preaching every second and fourth sundays
Sunday School $3.50 a. nj, DIR. b. +. Duke,
SUPERINTENDENT.
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tg-sPECIAL NOTICE-Any news items
left ut the drug store OF Herman Mil. will be
promptly communicated TO the DEMOCRAT
STAR office. Scranton. Miss.
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g0- Mr.. II. Il. Russell Is the regularly
authorized agent OF the DEMOCRAT-STAR at
Ocean Springs.
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OCEAN SPRINGS LOCALS.
TOWN OFFICERS.

NJ. C. Vaughan. mayor; H. F. Russell, II.
Mil, G.. +. Pabst, z. NJ. Westbrook, g, Z.
Arndt, aldermen; 4. s. Davis, treasurer q.
H. Tardy, marshal, A. V. Rosambeau, clerk.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
A CARD.

/ desire it understood that l
have no partner in my business in
which l am now engaged.
A. G.. DELMAs,
Scranton, Miss.
THE LAMBERT PROPERTY FOR
SALE.
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CANDIDATES.
DISTRICT OFFICES.

For Hoater From Jackson and
Harrison.
We are authorized to announce
MARK A. DEES,
OF jackson county, as a candidate for Fioater
IN the Lower House Of the Legislature from
Jackson and Harrison counties, subject to the
action Of the Democratic party.
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K2ATTl NETTING.

On Saturdd August 10, At I o'oIockk NJ
. meeting wnlIltsshsld At the Courthouse to
make arranged snts for . regatta to taks place
In the near III = Al Pascagoula. Members Of
the Pascagoulee Yacht Club, and ell interested
in Yachting a~pGaetp1ially and earnestly invited
"a b. p~resspt. Hssay GAusiSl.
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Chas. Sheriff left for England last FRIDAY.

Chas. Sheriff left for England last Friday.
Miss Aline Silva, Of New Orleans, is visiting
relatives here.
Miss Irene lizard, Of Meridian is visiting the
family Of Mr.. II. c. Herring.
John Joyce, Of Ludington. Mich. was In
town this week prospecting for timber lands.
Miss Louise Turnbull, Of New Orleans, is
visiting her brothers family at Pascagoula.
I. W. Homan, Esq, of New Orleans, is
stopping at the Cottage BY the Sea, Pasca-
goula.
J. P. Smith, OF Vancleave, spent several
days In Scranton this week attending to tim
Der business.
W. p. Ramsay, Esq, Of vancleave, Demo-
cratic nominee for Assessor Of this county
was in town Monday.
The charming Miss Annie Hannah, Of Mobile
is the guest Of the family Of Mr.. +. II. Lewis,
on the Pascagoula river.
b. b. Bignall, OF Barkley, this county, left
this week for a visit to St. Charles, ILL.,, TO be
absent three months.
H. W. French, general menager Of the
Stonewall Ice Co., Mobile, paid q bushes visit
here on Thursday.
We are told that a mar dressed in Il Mother
Hubbard was seen sailing through Scranton
the other night on q bicycle.
On Sunday last at the Presbyterian church
w X Mead WAS elected An elder and II. q
Herring a deacon OF the church.
Miss Fash McKibbin, a lovely and accom-
plishcd young lady Of Mobile is visited he'
sister, Mrs. Ed. Mitchell, this week.
That the next thing to getting married her
self a woman likes to see somebody else &c
married. 1t increases her chances by one.
Messrs. W. NJ. Denny, F. II. Lewis, ]. D
Minor, J. Ira Ford, delegates TO the Stat
| Democratic convention left for Jackson Tues
day.
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ber Ser. Staaien 1T bteier Gage eine
reberfdt iber bic burh bic Diirre bee
lebten SommerS peruriadten Mlbernten
psr6ffentIidt tporben. Dieielbe entroli
Elm piel idIimmeres Bib, als man fib
poriteaen fonnte.
9a 1T Nebrasfa. SIM Sabre 1893
erntete Der Staat l57 1000, 900 8usbel
Wais. i'm Sabre 1894 nur 1885. 900.
Elm 4usfaa bon l43, ,345. 900 8usbel unp
elm @elbuerlult in oleiem einen Artifel
ppn uneefdbr S36, 900. 900.
Sn Siio. Dafota fieI bic Mais. grnte
BON 20.5ll 900 8usbel i'm Sabre 1898
auf !. .490. 900 i'm lebtsn Sabre. Soma.
oaS bon 250, ,000,0 900 bis $50, 900, 900
9usbeI WaiS berpor3ubrinsen pfest, er.
seuste i'm borisen Sabre nur 81 $40, 900
8usbeI, alio aud bier Elm 8erluit BON
filnfsis MilIionen Dollars -ebsr msbr
als msniser. 8inias bat itatt Der burbs
i4nittliden 140. 900. 900 8usbsI Mais
nur Al ZOO, 900 seerntet, Elm 8srIuit bon
25 Otillloren Dollars. 8ebnet man
o0su. mas Die ibrlsen tpeiili6en Staa'
ten tpenieer an Wais eeerntet babsn, 70
sreisbt iih Elm @eiammt. 0erluft bon
5000. .000. 900. 3u oem oann nod bic ers
pdrml,den Weisenpreiie fomnen.
@lldIider Welie 1T unier 2anb 10
sroB. bab ipsnn Elm Gheil oeiielben bon
WiBernten beimseiu6t pirb. Elm anberer
ssmbbnIid ii4 gutter @rnten erfreut.
Der SIben bat i'm porieen Sabre cine
porsdslide DtaIssgrnte eebibt-482. :.
252. 900 9usbeI-far bic es CUTE Breiie
betam &; er bat auBerbem 80. 707. .020
8usbsl 8ssen unb 7s, 675, 95l 9usbsl
Safer eisebeimf. - ale suiammen i'm
l8eribe bon $500. 900. 900. Su Solse
oapOn ipurt aud Der SdOen bic barten
3elten piel peniser, tpie Der Noropeiten
troy nIebriser 8aumpoqenpreiis.