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The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-22
Mails by Telegraph.

Among the near possibilities is the
transmission of ordinary mail matter
by telegraph instead ofby postal card.
Patrick b. Delaney demonstrated al
Columbia college last week that one
hundred worlds can be sent over q
telegraph wire in 81, seconds His
invention consists, in part, of tape
which is to be perforated so as TO rep
resent each letter. A message can be
perforated at the rate of % words a
minute.
The prize of 50, 400 awarded avery
six years to the author of the most
useful discovery to French industry
has been given to Professor Lippmann
for his method of photographing colors.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-22
KNOWLEDFk

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant 10 the taste. the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax
aiye: efectually cleansing the system,
.iispelIing colds, headaches and levers
and permanently curing constipation;
II has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
news. Liver and Bowels without weak
euing them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Srrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
g;sts in SOC and 81 bottles, but It Is man
,fsctured by the California Fig Syrup
"a only. whose name is printed on every
oacLage. also the name, Syrup OF Figs,
and being well informed, you viii not
aecep. any substitute if offered.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-22

II is very sad fact that the more a
woman trusts to the skill of her physician
in treating her female complaints, the
longer she is apt 20 suffer
lydia L. Plnkham fully realized this
fact when she commenced that exhaus-
tive study that has enabled the women Of
the world to help themselves. She dis
covered the source of female complaints,
and produced the Vegetable Compound,
which is their absolute cure.
V,hcn such testimony as the following
is given. thcl woman who thinks should
act quickly, and no longer permit herself
to trust to incompetent doctors. The
Vegetable Compound is sold by all drug
Rists, and every woman should have it.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-22
REVIEW OF THE WEEK.

,,., ,,,nicidal elections In Belgium Sunday
Inc rcot cains over the liberals by the clcri'
snow i' a md socialist. The official returns show
cals IN BRUSSELS the liberals elected thirteen,
tnatc aa az ten and the socialist eight mem.
l.r n Of The municipal body.
seol poaching conspiracy OF gigantic pro.
,,,nns has been discovered among the seal
p 9l,,JJb bordering on Russia. The officials sup.
sa anI 10 guard the preceding places arc alleged
po1 save Killed thousands of the seals ana to
70 na sold the skins to foreign merchants.
NV. nungans who recently revOlted In the
LIN nart of China were all provided with
n D,s;sm rifles. The leader OF these rebelous
puumaSynment OF China announcing his intention
gon0Jvance upon Pekin unless hc receives a
io.Orahle reply. The rebels are 10000 strong
ana have entirely overcome the imperial ofii.
anu II" MANY large towns and villages have been
c e'u,sced aud the fields are strewn with the
p pnaa shodics of men. women and children.
Io,er particulars regarding the loss of the
d iur., prKupg Bal" in Kinchow Bay. China,
s sea, me disaster to have been more terrible
, .,o" At first reported. She blew up when ON
li nnvage from Tientsin TO kinchow. She was.
aorrynS troops TO the number OF about 1000,
enh bad six foreign officers and one foreign pas.
ANU aaur ,r" On board. Out Of this number, nine
sh;Sesc and two foreigners are reported safe.
Al, IN the rest seem to have persisted.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-22
VERMONT VETERANS.

Abraham Ploo, of Shelburne. who was SEN
,cnced Inst June to the housed Of correction lot
one year for breach Of the peace was pardone ri
Thursday by Gov Woodbury.. ploo, Is o. os ~ Ire
lime i'm serving in the navy. He was on the |.
Mound city" Mississippi gunboat' Wn w ~ u
was blown up and 100 men lost. VI ~, .ho
s%ree snrviyors. The remaining two are man
,nmed Mcdonnell, of Brooklyn, n Y, and Terra
Schever. /. shoemaker, of Troy, n Y.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-22

Group is terror to young mothers.
To most them concerning the first symp-
TOMS, and treatment is the object OF
tb;s item. The first indication of Group
10 hoarseness. In a child who is sub
10 to Group it may be taken as a sure
s si of the approach of an attack.
following this hoarseness is peculiar,
rough cough. If Chamberlain's Cough
remedy is given as soon as the child
hecomes hoarse or even after the rough
cough has appeared it will prevent the
attack. 1t has never been known to
fail. % and so cent bottles for sale by
r r. Durgin, Druggist. adv.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-22
NEW HAMPsHIRE NOTES.


Miss Vida Williams, 20. of Litflefon, who Is
charged with the murder. ON the 9Th, of an in
FAINT seven weeks Old, Is In the Belnap jail. in de
fault OF e5,ooo bonds, The prisoner l. the
daughter Of Henry Williams OF Belmont. After
making vain efforts to place the child I'm the or
phan home az Franklin. or In care Of the Lacon-
IA Authorities the girl returned 20 Belmont.
claiming that she had given the child 70 the La
COMA authorities. Inquiries by the police fail 20
find auy trace Of the infant. The case has caused
consIderablc excitement In Belmont, and much
sympaihy is expressed for the unfortunate
Young woman.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-22
MASSACHUSETTS NOTES,

+ Dupria gave himself up at North Adams
Friday night as the man who was wanted on the
charge of assauiting Rudolph Lecur with dan
gerous weapon on the way from Stamford last
week. lie gave $500 bonds and the case was
continued two weeks. Lucuir Is improving and
the frontai bone of his skull Is fractured, and
perhaps piece of the bone has been pushed in
to the brain.
The claim Is now raised in behalf OF Rev II
Smith Of Cambridge, on trial for sending out
scandaious and obscene postal cards as n result
of a church quarrel, that he is insane. His
family hysician so AYERS and his counsel filed
a motion accordingly Tuesday.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-22
VERMONT PEOPLE.

Gov Woodbury. has appointed commission uaal;siom
IN renresent Vermont at the Mexican exposition .
~ industries, and line arts TO be held IN the Cy
Of Mexico this winter IL Is composer ~ ho ,"o
sn,iowing citizens; Col Smith OF st Alo1ns'
rhayies Dewey Of Montpelier. Alonza ID vaien;
tine Of Remington, DIR Henry ID hoitoh VI
Nratt,eborO and a Mead Of Rutland.
,na Of n family OF eight children all living. tne
ave Vera e of each being o. years anu D monsns.
Her Grandfather, Benjamin Hurges anu on M ~ =
,a,haSr archibald Burger were both born on tne
farm on which the battle OF Behnhgoh was
fought. All of the eight are IN gooo hcs'n
W howard Tucker, aged 50 years, diea 'as'
,veet NJ the Brattlebore retreat for the insane,
wbere he was taken five days before. ne We
WIZ. ~ a, Norwich and Kimba,l Union acade-
mics. and engaged in civil engineering EARN
positions being at one time caieI o,er Of the
cashier ~, VI ,he Cumberland and subsequently
other Departments He prepared .n mis1ery s ..
Ssa,,ford for Mrs Hemenway's vermont oa l.t
s,ser and later published his own history Ti
Hartford. For II years, enaf, ,se W." Ssr Ing
land Associated Press. He was enar,Ts
Mason. A widow, son, ana thfee
him.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-22

A cup of muddy coffee is not whole
some, neither is bottle OF muddy
medicine. One way to know a reliable
and skillfully. prepared blood purifier
is by its freedom from sediment.
Ayers Sarsaparilla is always bright
and sparkling, because it is an extract
and not decoction. adv.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-22

,r,.z ,,,,her company at South Corinth arc
Ine 'u one hundred-honse. power Doiler
p pnd s,str horse power engine two,ssord
anu h,,us, and n barn are to De erecss ..os
The company viii give employment ~ '
. ,.,,ve NJ granite has been opened In West
Derby -. Hon Hen
Ie,sers patent have Leea granted 20 non y, rs 81
iSsss,banls and Hon Howard Parker o. .,is
Johnsbury for an apparatus ior r n,sp,ng bodies
from pulp; slso an apparatus '''
from puir.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-22
o. ]. PRATT.
Cloak and Fur Department.
SECOND FLOOR.
SPECIAL BARGAIN SALE OF
Ladies' Fur Capes and Jackets.

Having closed out the balance of popular manufacturers
of the above named goods great sacrifice from cost
shall offer the prices before quoted by Cloak
Fur House in this country These garments the very
latest styles, of elegant quality and design and the range OF
prices is follows
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-22

Beecham's pills for consti-
patton ros and a5s. Get the
book at your druggists and
60 by it.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-22
TRUSTING WOMEN.
THEIR CONFIDENCE OFTEN LEADS
TO SUFFERING.
An Ohio Woman's Experience, as Here
Related, Is Interesting to Every
American Woman.

rsrrolAL TO oun LADY nrapras.,
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-22
Worcester
Absolutely ':: :'':'' :. Al Sal. 8 alt
THE DENVER HEALER.

The Man Who Treated Thousands with.
out Money or Price by Touch of hand
stood ON the street Two MOnths-Is
He IMsnlael
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Astronomer Lowelps Plaa,s.

MT. PerciyaI Lowell Of Boston, who erected and equipped fine temporary observatory in Arizona last year merely for the purpose of studying the planet Mars, announces that he will have s4 i.4oh telescope made ny Clark for further reseaxeh in the same direction Mr Lowell's intention is 10 erect this instru- ment where he can find tho most favor able atmospheric conditions, utterly re- gal aless of convenience. It waa largely this consideration that led to his seIao- tion of mountain in Arizona aa ths base If his last year's work The glass previously employed had an aperture of IS inches New York Tribune.
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The wHe,s Separate Property.

Where the husband uses tho separate property of the wife in the support of their family she nay recover it in tie absence ct an agreement to repay on his part The dictum of tho supreme court Of Indiana in a recent case conforms with tka tread of late decisions, Such a transfer is held to create trust and the onus is upon the husband to show that il was gift. s.-Amerioan Woman s Journal
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She Protests.
noWadAlye

Mrs. Mary. Smith Hayward Of Chad ron, treasurer od the Nebraska ". s. A. aud one of tho leading merohants west . of Omaha, lnadea spirited protest this yoat against paying her taxes It was addressed to the county treasuror and sat forth that she was person and en- titled to protection in her righta, passing her claim on sections 1 of a1tlc les II and 15 of thb constitution of the United States and on tho bill of rights of the constitution of Nebraska
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Str PatrisA,a Joke. !.

The death of Sir Patrick O'Brien re- calls his reply in the house of commons to MT. Biggu. who had heen nagging Sir Patrick for tho fun he could get ont Of it. "Sor, said the lattev, if were to say 10 this house that regarded the honorable member for CavAn with con- tempt and iisdain, what would the house reply? Sor, the house would say, Pat, me blloy, roight ye are. ''-New York Evening Sun.
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Senator Brioo,s Daughters on uhesls.

The two daughters of Senator Brioe. who have been fayorites in Washington society, will soon sail 9og Europe with the intention Of making a baoyole tour of France. The trip will be made in company with friends, many of them from this country, and will extend to the most picturesque highways and by ways remote from the naua1 lines 6f travel Tor the past two summers the Misses Brice have travelled abroad in the manner that wealthy Americans usually see the continent, so that the present departure from the conventional will be all the more enjoyable. The trip will occupy the entire summer. Tn an tieipatiea df t the young ladies who will take part il 1t ara now having some very pretty bicycling costumes fashioned vherexith to dazzle the eyes of the peasantIy Of France. Chicago Times Herald
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Care of the Feet.

"Trilby'1 has started womdn on a fresh crusade in the care of their feet It gives '''hlaek eye" to tight shoes If she:foot is,to be beautiful, bare, the shoe must be. loose Gas TEilby knew). Tho one thing that can koop the feet perfectly soft the skin all oyer them like q hAhy's, is oil Cocoa oil is the best fur them. and they should Do rub bed with it every day The result adds greatly to comfort as woll as to beauty Cincinnati Enquirer
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IT would Dc well for ehe free and unlimited silver advocates at It to l who are going around the country bowling about the 'denonitiza5ion of silver to bear in mind thap q sil. yer dollar wiA bay as much, f not more, than it ever did, and that sii= yer dollars are legal tender io un- limited quantities.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-06-20

K. K PaAsroN. Director q tbe Mint, estimates the world $ peodac- tion of gold for the year 1894, ta be 8,s70, ,b18 fine ounces, and of silver for the same year, l65, ,918. 338 fine ounces. The prodeetioa of both gold aud silver in 1891 exceeds that of any previous year ia tile world : history
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-06-20

IE there is any one who believes that silver will not go as Tar as il ever did, let that one bring sl.50 in silver to the GR4PEIe ofiee and try it ou years subscription to oar Weekly
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Tne Dreams.

Ane vgrdafns Two dreams came 6s9n ao earth one niaat From the realm of mist and dew; One was dream oS the old old days, And one was dream of tho new One was dream of shady lane Tn&s Led to the p4okerei pond, Where t1le willows and Taashes bowed them.
 selves
 To the brown old hills beyond. And the people that peopled the old time
 dream
 Were pleasant and fair to sec. And the dreamer he walked with them
 again
 As often of old walked he. Oh, cool was tho wind in the shady lane That tangled his curly hai<l On sweet was the music tho robins made 1S rhe sprtn stime everywhere! Vas it the dow the dream had brought From yonder midnight skies, Or NFas it tears from the dear, dead years That lay in tho dresIDers eyes2 The other dream ran fast and free AS the moon bonignly ahed Her golden grace on the smiling face In the ntbie trundle bed. For twas a dream of times to Saae, Of tno glorious noon Of day Of tAe summer that follows the careless
 eptfne,
 When the cadld ls done with play. And twas dream of the busy world Where vaioroHs deeds are done Of battles fought iA the cause Of right, And of victories nohly won It hreathed no breath Of the dear old home And the quiet joys os g6Rthi It gaFe no glimpse ol tho good old friends Or the old time faith and truth But twas dream of youthful hopes, And fhst and free it ran, And it told to little sleeping child Of a boy become mani These were the dreams that came ono night To earth from wonder sky: These were the dreams two dreamarx
 draamed--
 Ny little boy and l. And In our ,haarts my boy and We're glad tAet it was so; He loved to dream of days to come, And of long ago. So from our dreams my hoy and EnWiItAgly aYoie, But neither ct his precious dream Unto the other spoke. Yet of the love we bore those dreams Gave each hts tender sign For tAere was s1tnmpA in hSs eyes And there were tears 1q snineI
 -Eugeae Field in Chicago Record,
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THE true statesman is one who looks after the best interests of the entire country, the politician is one who tries to make asmach out ofhis country as possible fer himself.
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WONDER ii Charley Collins don | think the failure of the Chicago Daily Goias is due to , lack of the free, unlimited, iaaapendent and everlasting coinage of the worlds silver at 16 to F Itis Aow-ln order for everyone who maets or has met with failure b ascribe 1t to the de- monitization of the money of tha peepuln What Com lacked, how ever. was brains behindit and an appreciatiye constituency before it.
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NOTHING would lend new fife and vigor to Pine Bluff more than an electric street railway. Quick and rapid transit is one Of the demands of the times.
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 The editor Of the Goufier-Joarua

The editor of the Geefter-JoarAal Of Louisville says:
 In 1834 the United States deliber ateiy changed fsom a silver staod ard to a gold standard, Most of the leading Nations Of civilization have at some time changed from a silver standard to a gold standard. But there is not a Nation on the globe that ever changed from . gold standard to silver standard oa ac- count of .be decline of silver. What no other people ia the world have ever been foolish enough to d., the silver party in this country wants the United States to do.
 Aud the change was made during Andrew Jackson's administration as President, and sOld Hickory has heretofore always been regarded as a mighty good Democras and an un- swerving friend of the people.
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IT is generally conceded that th@ free silver craze Is op the wane throughout the country h 3 few years from now the tree silver adYoz cates-like the old Graeubaeeers- will oe running around the country to find someone who vii certify that they were never free silver men.
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win Have D Ra1nna1s,ns outft.

The Rock Island Railroad company will have a minimizing outfit, consisting of train of six cars, to experiment. with nowadays.
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LARe[sT DAILf CITY CIRCULATION,

iThe Memphis Go4mercials dppeat is making ar.aa gements to issue an Arkansas edition after July l.
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Tax GRAPHIC again desires to fe mark that we trust the School Board will adopt ex-Presideht Dewoody's $ recommendation to make political economy part of the curriculum of the Pine Bluff High Schools. l lack of knowledge of the true pri4s ciples Of political economy is re sponsible for many of ths falacies which obtain prevalence in this modern age. Some knowledge ot the principles of political econony is as essential to complete education as knowledge of natural philosophy and civil government.
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Fl AN FS &Carpe| STOCK SHL.E.
 >~$sa@~~1 THE TALK OF THE CIT
 ~~&NzzS2<Szzza@>

Never before such bargains offered. Prices smash expendng lots of money in printers ink to convince are earnest iii what s your fault you do not take age o great reduction sale. You the benefoiarfes are he benefactor8 Stockiarge. Well assorted Goods oI class Weare going 10 dispose Of same. First come, first Furniture and Carpets sacrificed.
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tGRA2ra6 MfNER@G AND
 e.3GRHiUH TBRAF4 LANDS.
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lMp0RIANI.

We have deiiy Inquiries and de. maa.ls fer properties sad lands described heiaW and fl y5a or yoar friends have anei for safe, write US, giving tali details, address ete.
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For Screen doors and windows go to the Bluff City Lumber Company and get the best made at low prices. 4 26juI
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PINE BLUFF, ARK. LINE ?, 1895.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-06-20

Entered at the Post-office at Pine Bluff, Ark, as seeond-ciass mai1 matter.
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THOS. GREEN, tity XII Poster and AuctiOneeT

- 1Ss19ohaI attention given 10 the posting up arle s,, aistri5uton Of advertising matter of ev. sos 70 hiaS; ihcluaing samples, etc. Charges IA East Barraque street. o' o' V
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sioSa's gexeapasffsa caSs RSaust
 sSeAltf affd Strength. <

W Is $ well known biseksnisA e2 Trenton, S' E. He WFitea illustrating the great puildiaS uiS blood purifying powoss ot Hood's ssSsePsxilis RftsF serious !llaesst
 c. [. Hood $ Co.,. Lowell, Mass;
 "I a5n pisaSed to mako statement of nY bxs psricpcs with Hood's ssssaparilla, an blAcksmtth and contracted severe cold Rhleh developed into pneumonia. Before got oYex ths Illness, sHo large hbsoesses gathered on ny nnhs Different medicines failed te do me ang good 6atsrFh aud dyspepsia
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Ce4@oH, CORN, SUGAR ENy RICE -..4. PfsA STaTloNs.
 as=f
Abendblatt., 1895-01-18
Stdott1bes.
u211ajor" Sompfon bier.

CT Ieu9net, in ir9eno weIder se5iehuno 81
DER Grmoroun9 Don Guitap Goaianoer
au ftehen. Der bertidti9te n5od"
Bingham bisher nidt~ perbaftet.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-18
Ktn6eroarten= Reporter.

6err @ro6am, Der @etretGr bes @6ltls
ratbs, bat geftern infolge zines 8e16luHes
beS S6ulrat6s an Die per19iebenen O6erz
lebrer einen S3reibebrief geT9rieben, in MEL
9em er bteielben a%ntpetit, baB in 8e5ug auf
ben Neuigteits@& %tnbergarten, ben bic Sri
bune" in ben 0ffentli9en S9ulen nit 0ilIe
Deri3ieoener gefduiger S9ulrGt6e gu erri6z
ten Iu6t, feline pettere observation-disclosures
iettens Der 2ebrer gema9t tperben biirften,
ba Die @9ulbeb0tbe feline 8erantiportuuQ
fir Die Mngelegenbett %iiberne6men tpple.
Wenn Der S9ulratb 9laubt, baB bumit
bic Sa3e abgetban lei, 0ann irrt Ct it9 gez
paltig, Die v3rtbune" bat i6re Mbii9t er-
rei9t, Die S@ultin0er mifen, mo Iie lire To-
%genannten Neuigtetten ablagern f0nncn unb
Die Sa3e 1T i'm f90niten 5luB. Wo6in es
dber mttunter fii6rt, nenn Die &inber gun,
61r9en abgert9tet tperben, bariiber liefert
frlgenbeS &eifpiel cine SQuitratio1i: @m,
.. 2utens, Elm So6n bes @runbeigent6umsz
Ngenten 2ufens, beri9tete Der tribune"
baB er 40rte, pte fem 8ater fagte, er babe
fir @bas, %, Su1erton an @m, Oeering
35 Mder an 0toer1eD u1b 3obeD ctr. fir
$4,000 perfauft. Sotpp61 6err QufenS.
ipie au3 6err Suqerton ertlGrten FpGter auf
8efragen, baB Der 0anbel nod fetne3tpeQS
abgeI9lp11en lei unb 6err Qufen8 fpar fe6r
ungebalten iiber bic Snbistretion fetneS
Stommbalters, Der Elm @efprG9 6elaltI9t
batte, baB er NIT feiner Srau fiibrte. Gs TT
m0gli4, baB ieBt aus Dem 9anbel nt4ts
ptrb.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-18
6e9en sic Departments. Stores".

Inter Der Siibrung bes Nlbermon GngeG
BON Der 10ten Mar0 fpra9 ge1tern Na9mitz
tag cine Delegation Der &etaiGz0 Dealers
Nhociattpn, beffe6enb aus ben 6erren $. 6.
Repenntng, SO. prets, @m. @tu9Iitt, G6u8.
81. Soft, g, $, Nepman, Sobn @erber unb
g. Mann BEL GDrpDrationsanpaIt 9almer
bor, INN i'm Inn feline Mttptrfung in bent
Sample Der 8letnbdnbler gegen bic @entroz
%lifatton beS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in ben
groBen n9epdrtementsz Stores" Der inneren
Stabt 81 eriuhen. Die GetailbGnbIer bez
baupten betanntli3, baB bic grpBen 9epatz
tementsgef3Gfte Der 8ui1 i6rer eigenen Sc
l4Gfte feten. Sem Stabtrat6 bat bereit cine
i'm Sntereffe Der 8letn6dnbler eebaGtene 9ez
l%olutton bes BIB. Oorman pprqeleqen, b1r6
tpel3e Der Gorporatipnsantpalt qnqepieIen
ipuroe, fi3 guta6tltb bariiber gu duBern.
ob bic @tabt Elm gefeBli4es Ge9t babe, benz
1e9lt3e GDncurren3 fletnerer Qabenbe1tber
t0btenoen &iefengei4dften Elm 3ieG gu 1eBen.
@0rpprationSanpalt Balmer Deripra6
Der 9ele9dtton, tpel9e ben ettpa 400 M3it=
glteoer tarten @erbanb Der &leinbGnoler
%Dertrttt, Der Nngelegen6ett feline ernfte @ufz
mertiamteit piOmen gu tppqen.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-18

Tragt Guren @rocer naB vEbe SeiBGer
& Sunge Co.'S" vQuater 8ro6", bas
f9mafhafteite y6ome Maoe BrooA, Oas
le bon Stner 8Gderei g~eIiefert tuur6e.