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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-12-07

Keystone case with Elgin movement
looks as beautiful as solid gold, and
what saving. $12.
LAMPS What brigh1ens up the
room like a beautiful lamp with del
icate silk shade? Sold lot last
year, but through fortunate shade
buying last summer we are enabled
to make prices that are doubling last
years sales.
HERE'S Onyx base, Rochester
ONE burner, gold plated, with
handsome silk shade, any color, $3.50.
Lamps at S., 81, $40, complete
with shades. If any one is selling
cheaper tell us and we mark lower.
THE Has doubled and more
PICTURE it's size. Hundreds of
STORE popular subjects, framed
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The Never bought so low,
JEWELRY and the assortment---ev-
STORE erything beautiful that
you want before Christmas.
6OY'S Stem wind, stem set,
WATCH American works, and a
timepiece, $3.50.
GIRLS Sterling silver, hand en-
WATCH graved case; you couldn't
imagine prettier gift, $2.oo.
LADIES' Two or three hundred,
WATCHES from cute, wee silverat
1915 to that $35 one set with dia.
monds, but one we say most about
here is that 14-karat, solid gold, "a
beauty, SIS.
cENTLEMENs Solid gold solid
WATCHES silver but Is and
20 year gold filled sell the fastest. A
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as they should be and sold same way.
AT 3ec II subjects Of medallions,
had to buy 500 to get the price, II by
"a, easel back. 75c are gotten for
them.
AT ST Monogravures, new process
and beautiful; ten subjects, framed
in white and gold, 2ox24.
Pictures at ST.
Pictures at S..
Pictures at 49,
Pictures at IS.
Pictures at $40.
Big moneys worth every one, or
you can pick from thousands TN.
framed and order your frame to suit.
SILvERWARE More silverware
comes in our back door and is car
ried out the front door than any two
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SJ'SpJCIOI'S.

Miss Slicksmith." said old BagroX, the
millionaire septuagenarian. to his beau
tiful young fiancee, 81 have called to tell
you that have reconsidered the proposal
Of marriage which made you some time
ago. and to ask you to release me from
the engagement"
What is your reason for making this
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MOT WONDERFUL, ONLY NATURAL, how this store he
~ one window and 20 feet of space inside Next got
ng had to build back 54OO square feet Of floor spae
that is new and most sa|abe. STORE ALWAYS BUSY a
right To buy in quantities to special prices, marking
and running complete Jewe|y Store Art Store Pct
one force of employees that makes expenses low We sha
give for dollar and the store will grow more
HOLIDAY TIME sc
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SELECTED RECIPES

Orange and Cocoanut Candy. To two
cupfuls of granulated sugar add the graft
ed rind and half the Juice of a small
orange. together with enough cold water
to thoroughly moisten the sugar. When II
comes to boil, add half cupful OF
desiccated, or. better, freshly grated CO.
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GIN i6uappsburiiger Rrgrr

pcranlast Bic Grmorruns etnes GOnifubIers
Golumbid, S.zG., 13. Stt. -
Der Gonitabler S. S. W2ofelp tpurDs
beute friib in 9reenpooo, S.zG, bin
terriids erf6oi7sn. W}oIelp bate cine
QuuntitGt auf einem Na6t3uge eingez
troFfenen @bisteps nit gsidIug be-
legt unb IieB bsnIelben i'm 8abnbOfe
perItauen, ais pI0Bli6 Elm Neger einen
Der &riige ergriff unb nit osmielben
oabonrannte. WioIelp feuerte 3nelmal
auf ben 9ieb, in bemiel6sn 2lugenz
blide fra6te ober aud binter ieinem
Riden Elm S6uB, Der i'm in Den Sim
tertopf traf unO auF Der Stsue tob@
tete. 9ier Reger iinb ais Der feigen
Shat perbG9tig berbaftet tporoen uno
befinben iih, bu 9robungen etnes
2pn6geri9tes laut geporOcn iino, un~
ter itarter 8etpa6ung Der i4leunigit
berbei9srufenen 2otaImili5 i'm @e=
fGngniiIe. W}an gIaubt, boB Elm
pobIii6erlegtes Gomplott CUR Grmorz
bund De5 gednten borlIedt.
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IbcnoS oTen.
9edt'8 snherlaiiIge saOen
Str. $40 mmo SGT, Smo=Srunoipap.
i,J4R q

g al impre, II. Sttober 1895.
Die in Der Sun" ppm leBten Mittz
po9 gema9te Mtitt6eilung in 8etreff
be5 Srn. 9. 9. Sbresbes mar in mebrz
facher 9inii6t barauf bere9net, Die
Ba6rbeit gu entIteIlen. 9r. S6reebes
lit PrGiibent Der Tacoma" bod lit
bieIe5 ni6t nIein Club" nod lit er baS
Nfunbitiid beifelben, pber bat er Die
Qtutpritdt, fir Die WfitglieOer bes
Clubs gu ipre9en.
Die ySacpma" lit aus MGnnern
ber6iebener Warbs beite6enb, obne
RIfii9t auf beren Senben3en; ferner
lit hieIeIbe in jeber 0inii9t nur cine
geIeufdaftIi9e OrganiIation uno tein
polittI6er Club. Die 8ebauptung,
baB Die Mebr3abI Der bemotratiIhen
N2ttglieoer Der nSacoma" 9rn. 9urIt
ni9t unterItiiBen piro, lit gu LADDER
lt6, I'm bariiber gu itreiten. @ir
berpeiIen etnfab unter ben 8ielen uuf
bic 9erren Yatrid Murtin, Martin
Su6ep, Spbn @oIfu6rt, 2ooIpb Yrez
OoIt, Martin 9. 8ropn, 8i4urb 80.
@ittings, Sbos. &. McGormid, 9t6raz
bam 8u6man, 4lfreb 9ollibaD, Sobn
8. 5Oro, iun., 9arrp 5oro, Gol,
Brent Waters, 9apion 8. Stepenion
uno 8eorge 90. &nupp, peI6e ni9t al
lein itets fir Das itritte oemotratii6e
Stdet 1timmen, fonbern tpel6e tpGbz
renb bieIes Wobltampfe5 (pie in alien
Dorbergebenbem treu unD getpifenbaft
i'm Sntereiie ibrer partei tbGtig lpaz
rem.
9auIS. De Torb, M. O., Ell
mes Der 80 itglieb Der Der . i
rettion; Or. g intneD 8. . a.
bis, 8irt 81. 0uball.
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Semofratiides 9auptanartisr r
Rr. 222, Off, sSaItimore.S trase.
Viii Die eempfratiiebsn stimmscbrr Ger ztae

49, ~ -
gn Die eempfratiiebsn stimmscbrr Ger Staet
Baltimore.
Gielerlei &Iagsn iino in ben IeBten
5tpet S0gen BON 9emotraten in bic
lem 9duptquartier eingelaufen, baB
lire gfamen in Solge falI6er Gioe5z
leiitung bon 9l9enten Der republitaniz
i6en partei aus Den Bitten geitri4en
purpcn, uno ferner, oaB eine groBe
9ln3abl bon 3epublitonern, Weibe II.
Negcr, iiberalL in Der Stabt regiitrtrt
purDe. 0esbolb foroern mir sic auf,
oQc Sale bieIer Qtrt iofort bei Der
Gretutipe Sbre5 8re3intts Ober S6rer
Wuro gu beri4ten, 10 baB Petitionen
bor 9ienitag eingereift perben tonz
men, nm Die betriigeriI4en glamen gu
ftrei6en un0 bieienigen Namen, pelz
6e ungerehter @eiie geitri6en tpurz
ben, pieber ein3utragen. Qqe 9emoz
fraten, tpel6e Snformatipnen be5iigs
1i9 Der Gegiitration tpiinI9en, follten
am pber bor 9ienItag, ben Is. Sttoz
Der, in bieI lem 9uuptquartier porz
fpre6en.
9arrD 8elGes Stuff,
(246=O 8pr1iber.
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slui G;eoit. slGi Greoit.
Nn;iige nmo 1teberr0dc
9r@ts ;ubcrIaiiiacn Saoen,
Wr. 5I9 unb 52I. S..9rpaSpap.

OK AA Sic baben ii3
SlCoUVs bic G6ulo ieIbTt
bei3umeFen, tpenn
Sic Die nG6Ite Wode no9 D6ne einen
mobernen 9erbIts9ln5uq finbet- unO
tpenn Sbr S9neiber nit feinen un=
permeioli9en aarz"preiIen S6nen
i'm 8ege iit, 10 Iofen Sic i'm geben.
QBtr geben Sbnen Grebit - ba3u
ftnD mir bier = unb fir $15 geben
mir Sbnen bic IuspabI unter 500
fetnen Gbeptotz, g8orIte b
unb 0tagona Iz2l n5 iigen =
e6enTo tleibIame 9efin5 unb nsue
9erbfz 5arbenI9attirungen - ebenfo
iorgfdltiee S6neioerarbeit uno 9(pz
pretur eriter &laiTe - tpie in &lei=
bungsItiiden entbaIten lit, biegiemuno
unter $25 taufen fam. 9as lit Elm
DSaufen 9elb" gum Weglperfen =
ipenn Sic burun @ergniigen finoen
uno Die Mfittel bo5u baben. Sefer,
Sic fparen Die 9ifferen5 i'm 8reiie-
bdlten Sbr nbuares 8elo" 3uriid -
uno berIu9en unIer lei6tes, liberules
Sbitem Der tleinen p0hentli6en ooer
mpnatlihen Nb3ablunQen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-14
9tr. 246.
Gincs Giicria9tigcn Chat,
Gr cridbieft ietne @eticbtc umr itent iid1 eaHH



Gdton, o, 13. Stt. - Die 10
Sabre alte 8ertruo QaQD pdro geitern
g(beno ppn ibrem Qiebbaber oSpbn Wtoz
nofmitb gst0otet. SRI. 2aup mar ieit
etpu SabresFriIt in Dem YuBpaurenz
GeI6Qft BON 9. g. 9lpomftelo be-
IbGfti8t. Der Gbef Der 6irmu be-
gann Dem jungen Mdoben Qlufmertz
iamteiten gu ertpeiien uno oafelbe be5
Sefteren na6 ibrer WObnung gu be-
q!eiten. Seitoem fiiblte 2alIp's 3uz
neigung 81 W}pnpIuitb mertlih ab.
9s5 2eBteren, Der nit allen 5uiern
ieines Ser3ens an Der 8etb0rten bing,
bemd6tigte ii4 cine fur6tbure Gtferz
iuht uno periuhte 5u perI4teoenen
M}aIen, bod obne GrfOlg feline Ser
truo 81 iiberreben, 81 ibm 3uriid 81
tebren. @eItern 2tbeno begab er ii9
in Ieiner9er i.peiflung nab Dem 9auie
Der @eliebten uab flebte lie nod einz
nal an, Den betretenen Yfao 5u perz
lafen. DIS ale 8oritellungen ii4 alS
nublo5 erpieIen, jagte er Der Sreuloz
fen cine &uQel ms 9er5, lpprauf er
iid) ben 8eb0roen itellte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-14
"ttfftano lit SortuaieitI6sIproer=
tnoten

9 om + a h, 13. Stt. - Sn @oa,
potucieiiI6 @orberin0ien, fanoen
IeBtbin ernItli6e llnruben Itutt. 1900
uufitdnbiIAe @ingeborene griffen elm
pon einem lieutenant gefiibrtesSrupz
pencommanbo an, ipeI9es Der lleber>
mu4t peiden unb ii6 ergeben muBte.
Der 8ouperneur BON @pa bat CUR
9ertbeibigung Panjim'5 8ortebrunz
gen gstroffen, bod peroen Die ergrifz
fenen MaBnubmen taum ii6 CUR gtiez
beriperfung Der RebOlte ais ausreiz
6enb erpeiTen.
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WcftOrtcr 6uttcsnirnF.
srmtaIer anariff auf einen @rsis

St.Gput8, No., 10. Ott. - Der
@ptte5oienIt in Der bieiigen Spnugo9e
an Der Noro 7. StraBe purbe geitern
in Der i6umloIeiten 8eiie geit0rt. Sin
iunger Mann, 9fomens San 9art=
mann, beriibte auf ben 85 Sabre alten
Satpb WeiBmunn einen brutalen 2lnz
qriff, tnoem er benielben nit einem
S6laqrin9e gu 8pOen ialug, nod ebe
Die 9lnOd6tigen Dem pebrloIen Greiie
gu 6iilfe fommen tonnter WeiBmunn
pirO taum nit Dem 2eben Oaoontpm=
men; Iein Nngreifer befinbet ii9 in
6aft. Die 3piT1en beioen Wdnnerr
beItebenOen 0ifferen3en Hutten in Ell
nem Streite iiber ba5 8eiiBre4t zines
&tr6enItubIes ibren 8runo.
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Sursc SabeIOfNSd1tn.
Onr, nffi,ie(ler1 Hhnlernherirhtl

= Den offt3teuen Gboleraberi6ter
aus ct. petersburg 3ufolge, fanOen
nd6reno Der IeBtsn 5lDei Wo6en i'm
@puDcrnement 8ol60nien 4249 neug
GboIeraTdGe itatt, bon lpeIAen 1701
t0Dtli3 berliefen.
- Sin GrD6sben fano geItern in Der
Prooin3 @erona, StaIien, itatt.
- Die ipuniI9e 8egierung Itebt
3ur 3eit nit elmer oeutIdsn 6irma
in &iel in unterbanblung iiber ben
2(ntauf zines uripriinglib fir Gbina
gebauten &reu3ers.
Wui&6pDoSpeeiepd
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Gubantid1c 8ebctlen fapcrn cin ipa
uiSdlcS TfpcIdIenboct.

81 abrib, 13. Ott. - Giner De-
pei6e aus 6apana an ben nSSmperial"
gu 6oIge, baben Die RebelIen Die n8ele
Macantu, elm tleine5 nit elmer &anOz
ne betpaffnete5 unO nit 13 Wann be-
IeBtes 9epsI6enz8oot erbeutet. Die
3ebelIen nabmen icOof nur Die 02uz
nition an iid, porauf iie bas Boot i'm
Stirhp lfphpn
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Gr0unng oersbutbcilisen @eritu's

Wegito 0 6 ;, 13. DIT. = unter
Sbeilna6me elmer immenien WtenIaenz
merge fano geItern 6ierielbit Die &r0z
nuno Der heiligen Sungfrau pOn 8ua<
ouloupe itatt. ueber Dier3ig 9i160fe
unD $4,000 Pilger naren anpeIenb.
SGmmtIi6e Gifenba6nen noren bis gu
ibrcr GuBeriten 2eiftung5fdbigteit in
2lnIpru6 genommen. 9iebe bieIten
cine rei9e Grnte.
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Sin Saca nit 10 Stlibcm 9lussungr.

g}ep OrIeans, Ga, 13. Ott.
- Sm 9opora8=W}drtt gerietben ge=
tern 0enni5 GDrcprun uno SonD 2uz
ria nit einunber in Streit, Delder
baourh enoigte, baB Die bei0en &Gmz
pfenoen lire Gepolper uufeinanoer
eutleerten. 2apia bIieb toOt auf benz
GampfplaBe Iie9en, nGbrcno Gorcpz
ran f6Der perpunoet purOe.
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Wlemteret tnI Nomaoflaatc.

8rHffeI, Z. Oft. = Dem nSnz
Dependence 8elge" 3ufolge lit unter
RegerzSruppen in 2uluubourg i'm
Gongoitaate cine Meuterei ousgebroz
den. Capt. Pel3er un0 Die Qieutez
nants Sbup unD 8plen itnb ermorbet
ipprDen.
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Sic tureantIfcn @irrrn.
Die @rmorsuns rsr Sruisin nod feline 5bats
iad,e. - Sie IiebduseIt an9sbIid, nit Rufz

Die Grmorsuns ser Sruisiu nod, feline Sbats
iad,e. - gle IiebduseIt an9eblid, nit Rufz
Iduh.
% q T btngtO n, 13. Stt. - Sine
0epei6e ppn IOmiral Carpenter, bem
gommanoanten bes aiiatiI6en 8ez
i6paoers, aus RagaIufi meloet, baB
er in 8udit6t auf Die ltnruben in
Seoul, Der 9auptituot 8oreu's, oa5
9anpnenboot nYetrel" na6 G6emulpo
qeT6idt bat. Gr bsri4tet, baB au6
inn Die 8erii6te iiber Die Grnoroung
Der S0nigin gu S6rsn gefommen Iiub,
ooB bie1elben Ii1 aber ni6t feitIteQen
IaIien, pa Die japanii6en Sruppen ben
9alaft nit einem &prbpn umItelt baz
BEN unb gtieman0 paIiiren laRen. &uf
bQs orinqenoe Griu6en bes dmerifaz
niIden 8ei6GftstrGger5 in Seoul lit
cine Nbtbeilunq Der Manni6aftsn Der
.gorttonn" gum S4ube Der bortigsn
amerifunii9en 2egation, in Der 2lnz
bGnger bes 90nigs 3uflu6t geIu6t ba=
ben, abgegangen. Die urIa6e ar bic
Ter @irren lit Der Gbrgei3 Der &0nigin,
oersn 6erri6iu4t uno 9artsinabme
fir China Den leBten &rieg entfeiIelt
bat. Seitoem lie einge1e6sn, DuB tie an
China teinen 8iid6alt finbet, Iu9t lie
ii9 RuBlanb in Die 2lrme gu fpsrfen,
I'm Die ibr 10 pcrbaBten Sapaner aug
benz 2unoe 5u trei6en. Der &0nig
IeI6It lit elm fpilenlpies Wert5eug in
i6rer Sano, un6 aud ben Sbronfolger,
Der ieBt % Sabre 3dblt, ipeiB iie alien
ni6t pon ibr contrOlirten Ginfliihen
term 2u hdlteu.
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SaasptQesnrtict,
Semofratcl z y. @arD

ooSn elmer am II. Sftober 1895 bon
ben 9empfraten Der II. Waro dbgez
misunderstanding tpuroe beIdloi@
fen, baB ba5 0auptquartte te r
Der Se traten Der Wdro IN
bem 8eb6ube an Der @de Der WtoiGerz
unb McGuQobzStroBe erri4tet lperz
be uno jeben 2(beno bis gum S3luB
Der Champagne ge0ffnet ietn ioa.
Seber 9emotrat lit her3li6 uno
bringeno sur 99eilnobm' eingeloz
ben.
OeffentGi6e 3eben per=
BEN on 3eit gu 3ett ge4 al :
ten.
Sm 2tuftra9e
Gbparb g. Suter,
PrdItoent;
9orr9 8. Gpear
SetretGr;
SO m. s. 6. 0uIaneD,
(245,6,O Grefutipe.
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paonta eaer seber.Ieoistneu,
simmons
9tDer
GeaMlAtcr.

9erlelbe Uerrift.t i.iHe Grtsit ;ul
Suiri.o.uheit uuo erfriitt oas aelammt,
AoIperilitsm. @r If nbeiier als Giusu"
uuS fnuu iODOhl in fliiifs,r 6crm ME
aIs gulrer be;pseu iutgesH.
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9ebulell sic

cine gut. 2.ber.W.Ol;iu .iu, unb ipN
beshalb, neil bic gtber cas- SIut uoQ.
f6uoI9 regu!lrt. SobalO ole gebert9l.
iigfcIt trdse 1T, miro oas S0rpeTipfsm
ctrnopit, oas Slut uurein uub Der gause
Sorper mIB ouruHter lebeu. 9eoe gle.
b,ilu, Die ;ur &elntquug ess 8lues
empioblcH mire, iOa nugcnOmmene.
lte5.u aui bic 0,btr :lnluirI.u. &e.
iorocu 5!e i = baher ioiOrt ben
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@erbanblungen be3iglia zines 9on>
DelsDertrages 5pii4en RuBlano uno
Stalien, inbem @rIteres gegen DasSSr@
fpre9en tpi6tiger Gegsnleiitun9an ist=
nen Martt fir Petroleum baislbIt un@
ter 8erordngunq oes ameritant1d}sn
Yrobuftes 81 einem Monoppl 5u erb:z
BEN periu6t.
Subildum Der Saifer>
Profla utipn
Gin aus ben berborruqenbIten 8erz
f0nlibteiten 9erIin's deficiencies Go
mite bat iih qebiloat, I'm cine 3eibe
BON 6eitli6teiten gum 9lnoenten an Die
Brotlamirung &0nigs Wilbelm BON
PreuBen gum SaiIer BON 9eutI1z
lamb in @erIai1e5 gu arrangircn.
Die 5eier ion an %. Subrestage bes
groben Greignii1es, ben Is. Snuar
1896, Beginner.
Cine Gaiierin 2(ugut a.
Statue.
Die neue, gum Qlnoenfen an Die
&aiferin 9luguitu, bsS jeBigsn beut5
fhen Saifer5 @roBmutter, angefertigz
te Statue, bat ouf Dem SpernplaBe
ibre 2lufitellung gefunoen. 0ieIelbe
3eigt Elm rotbe8, pon 2prbeeren umz
frdn5tes &reu3 uno trGgt Die oSnz
f6rift: Ser &aiIerin 9luguItu, gez
ntDmet BON Der Qiebe unO 8erebrund
oe5 beutI9en 9pItes."
Surben 8reueI an Der
rufftf Of 6zarmenii 3en
8ren3e.
Die, ipie frii6er f6on berihtet, an
gebli9 an Der ruiIii4en 9ren3e Or
menien'5 berrI6enoen 3erriitteten Ser
bdltnife erbalten our3 ioeben aus Pez
tersburg eingetroffene gfa6ri6ten
neue Na6rurg uno 8eItGttgung. Der
&urbenbduptIinq Nabi erbsbt benz
na4 in Dem ru1iiI9en 9iitritt Gripun
gepaltIam Sribut, Die MGnner NOR
beno, Gbriiten uno MuIclmdnnern
gleide Sebanolung 81 She'll perDen
luNcn0, unb g8ei6er uno &inoer nit
ijc6 fortT6leppsno. GrIt leBt6in puros
Elm 0orf nit IS 8e6auIunsen eingez
0i6ert, 30 mdnnIide Yerionen obne
Grburmen nieocrqemcbelt uno fUnTz
5ebn Trausn nit i6ren &inosrn, pier
zig an Der 3G5l, entfjibrt. Sin De-
tac6ement @ensoarmen, psl9es ii9
3ur 8erfoIQung bar Moro6renner oufs
mo6te, iiber6olte 3lpar oieielb,n,
muBte aber Der llsbermaht tpeicbeu Il.
Die 5lu6t er9reiFen. Sine 2l6tbeiz
lung Sruppen bat nunms6r 8cFebl err
balten, Den JtGU6ern no63uitelIen.
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Gelo in biefen
Standardization nit boppelten9reiz
len Sbren Singern ent9Ieitet - uno
IN Der 0dIfte Der Sdle erhaIten Sic
nic4t Den 8ertb fir Sbr @eIo. 9od
9iejeni9en, peI6e bier auf Gre
B It taufen, - Iangsn Greoit unter
lei4ten 8eoin9ungen - er6aIten pbdz
npmenole Bargains - Die 9luspabl
unter 500 au5Qe3ethnete { Il
Il b er sic + er II fir 81 dinner gu
$500 - mOoern gemo6t aus ben
feiniten &eriep5, W}eltons unD Sea
per5. 9ieIel6en iinb iGmmtlid gu
perldiIig - fein in Der SdneiOerur=
belt = MODERN unb i60n faconirt -
tleioiQme W}uiter - elegant gefiittert
uno 9arnirt - uno onoere 6GuIer,
lpel1e $25 fir iie Derlangen, perben
bur9 bieIel6en in 8eI9dmung perz
ieBt. 8eOenten Sie Die gigantiId5e
@riparung- Die sic MAIDEN, penn Sic
3u un5 fommen - uno perqeiTen Sic
ni4t unIer GreoitzSpitem - aue3abz
lungen itno 10 3u mo4en, ipie e5 ST.
nen am 8e1ten paBt.
2tbcnos oTen.
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0!:QIdler1,,,o ciucS HorIcs.

Sat +, 13. Ottober. - Do5 gan3e
0Orf Campbell in SteubenzGountp
lit pGbrenO Der boroergangenen Na6t
abgebrannt. 0a5 Oprf beItano aus
30 @p6n6duIern. S6abeu $4,000,
Wprfirhprunn S25 600
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Die Grmoronn9 Der Roaistn beta

9urts, 13. Ott. - Die qariIer
Iusgabe Das NepzOorter g6erulo"
Der0ffentli6t Elm Setegramm oug
Seoul, tpel9e bic GrmorOung Der &0z
nigin bon Gored in ibrsm bolen Inn
fange beItdtigt. Der &0nig befinoet
ii9 in 0efangenitaft uno iein 8ater
SaizWonzSun, Der 9lnfii6rer Der re-
attionGren 9artei, iit ais 0ittator
protlamirt iporben. 9as neue &abiz
net tpirb lebigli9 aus japaniIh gez
Iinnten glementen bsite6en. Die 9lnz
Sanger Der &Onigin iinb 9eflpben.
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grrmiidJte trIearapbiI6e SepcIbcm

- Gn Der NG6e bon Splpaniu, Ga,
purbe geItern S6eriff 8. 9. 8rooter
bon Den griioern 8. uno 6. 3ingIer
eriaO6en.
perter" 5u nahe, erbielt einen S4lug
BON 5000 9Olten uno itiir3ta toot gu
8pban.
- Sri. Gtena @sit, cine junge
Dame bon 20 Sobreu, unb in 8eIeQs
I4uft5treiien iebr beliebt, eri4oB ii4
geitern in 5Olge zines ungIiidli4en
3ufalIes in ibrer SHUTTER 9iuu in
Wontsomerp, Ga
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-14

= Der 65 Sabre uIte 5rantIin 8.
9ope fam eeitern einsm in ieinem
8eller aufssiteaten elsttril4sn pGOnz
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Dir bfft e5rhhjabrs- MrbyiH

Iug.ublidiidl tit .iu Seoer oarauf be-
eadlt, supas fir bic 9feiursurg isIuss
c'!u:.s 81 thun, oosr ruie man 5u iageu
pHcgt, cine 6rubjahrs.gie0tstu III &c.
bgau6.u. llu0 oles lit oouFoTmeu
rlnu9 gebauoelt, leoo1 mug man bic
geeignete Mieoi;in eiunehm.u. 6als
Ste 9bgeu Arit couiunreu, 10 luirO
9bueu Serielbe iCoeu:
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Ser Seuti9e Gorreiponbemt,

KuHIIuII fuuCptHrIt(n IHp SpHHldas,
y. Haire, Giecntbhmer nno Nsoaftenr
(StotfoIser Don s. Taine),
Ghonefsgde Baltimore: StroEt Enb 9oitsSffcesap..
greis hcStGeIid5em SIaties, burt lraser bsior9t.
129a Sts.; IaGlidle unb SoHnta aS ,4Incgabc 10
Gents pro 4oGe, ,0hhar bic oas Satt beioreeEbsE
SrGeer.-Saaiidl Eebfi Mus eabe unisr
EortcrSorousbesatlrs $3.50 pro Sabr, tir tlrjere
iSeit int 8erb6triB; ilr bic tuodlenflidle Museabe
NIT SoHntas sbiatt, pprtofrsi. init gbsus tr Clubs,
81 pro Soer, uad, irs.nb siHem One hss SnIans
6ss, 81 nad europa. Spuuta Ssuuegobe 81
pro Sahr-Gas belt. unb bigisite oeutidbe gIatt
tE ncr 9Ili-+'i= r-A = @ioiiaofeR-
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jirrf co6nnoG's S Beluc6
in Ber(in.
SeatidIano uno bic armruiibrJrngc.
SSamSc!Sptrtras s.pifdIrn Tu6Iano
nao S5taIIcH.

(zroiaIs7at.Itricf fir ben nS,utlhe7 Gorreipo7s
benton" tcrIdtet ourh eie ~llHItso-tr,B" uuo ole
gtlfp:gSltsS .giioc 2yCiie")
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-09
For Rent.

After April 1st, 20 acres of fine land,
situated within the city limits. House
and barn, good water for irrigating.
Terms easy. Apply to Fred W. Wilson.
meh20-1m.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-09
Concerning kissing.
the sumnnt

The reason kissing is SO pleasant, says
an oscultory expert of scientific tenden-
cies, is because the teeth, jaw bones and
lips are full of nerves, and when the lips
of persons meet an electric current is
generated.-Yo Yonkers Gazette.
Yes, and it is SO confounded cheap.
You don't have to have dynamo ma
chine, nor battery in the house nor a
call box, nor button to touch to ring up
the central Office, and there is no patent
on it, and the poorest persons in the
world can enjoy the electric current bet
ter than the millionaire, and it never
gets our of order. If Edison had invent
ed kissing it would have cost 500 year
like the telephone, and then extra kiss
ing would be charged up extra, and if
you don't pay tor it they would take out
your kissaphone and disconnect you
from the central office.-Swiped.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-09
The Opening Last Night.

The firm of Pease & Mays held their
regular annual spring opening last night.
The immense store was finely decorated,
laces, ribbons, dress goods, silks and
satins were displayed, all arranged with
artistic skill, until the whole room was a
bewildering mass of color. The Dalles
Orchestra furnished some excellent
music, and the big rooms were crowded
with the beauty of the city. From the
many expressions of admiration we
heard from the ladies, it is safe to assert
that all were delighted with the display.
Pease & Mays know how to advertise,
and last nights effort was master
piece.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-09

Oregon, and consisting of Governor
Lord, Secretary of State Kincaid and
State Treasurer Metschan, will go to
Union on the 18th on business con-
nected with the asylum.
In mentioning Pease & Nays display
we neglected to note the contribution of
Mr.. Ernest Jensen, which was minia-
ture Monterey The battleship was
built entirely of canned goods, masts,
bowsprit and all, and it was really a
work of art, considering the material he
had to work with.
Mr.. L. J. Hicks, photographer of
Portland, is here today in the interest
of Grow & Lussier, who have made ar
rangements for opening photograph
gallery at this place as soon as the build
ing, which they have secured, is in
proper shape. AS Messrs. Grow & Lus-
sier have an enviable reputation for
making photographs TO please all, they
will undoubtedly do well here.
Mr.. Garretson's boy the other day
performed the almost impossible feat OF
lassoing a lizard. The lizard was little
fellow, only about three inches long,
and was summing himself on a rock.
The boy made slip moose out of piece
of thread, placed the loop on the end oi
long straw, and dexterously slipping il
oyer the lizards head with one hand
be gave the thread jerk with the other,
| and he had him.