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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-29

This sketch reproduction Of acartoon published in native
Chinese OF which the following
tanaion he calling themselves foreign missionaries
earth They destroy the dignity
ancestry religion rddled with bullets and
up punishment great The dirty
booksI The hypocri the
lgion their don Every kind of people
every N every want them punished
New York Herald
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THE RING

Ell PAso, Tex, Aug. 2s.-Tt is under
stood here that matters have been
fixed at Mexico City with the federal
officials so that the Corbett-Fitzsinl-
mons fight can be pulled off in Juarez.
Twenty thousand dollars Mexican mon
ey must be put up as q guarantee for
local expenses and evidence of good
faith.
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sHIppED CunnENCY.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2s.-The treas
ury department shipped $4,000 in one
and two dollar bills to Chicago today
on Geographic notice from New York
that $4,000 in gold or greenbacks had
been deposited in the sub-treasury for
transfer to Chicago. This is the first
shipment under the order issued yes
terday,
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Grand Recoraer,s Report.

BOSTON. Aug. 27.-The report of the
grand recorder. w. b. Isaacs. ir., shows
that there are SCI regular communicates,
and SO under the jurisdiction of the grand
body. The membership of the former is
crease since 1892 is, COMMUNICATES 81,
membership ,979 Since the last conclaye
there have been knighted 2G.I4S. admitted
3,512, restored SIS, deceased 4,22S, diInlted
5,957, suspended 4,599, expelled f0S- The
following table shows The communicates
in the different states, ETC., and member
ship:
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Ell RENO, 0. T. Aug. 2S.-It is re-
ported that Captain Baldwin, of the
United States army, acting at Kiowa,
Commanche and Apache agency. at An
adarko, was murdered last night sup
posedly 9y Indians. Federal officers think
the murder was committed by gamblers
and whisky peddlers against whom Cap
tain Baldwin was waging a relentless
war. There is considerable excitement
here. A large party of deputy marshals
are on The MaY to the scene.
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GOLD Gers.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2S.-Hoscar, Wood x
O.. ship S950.0O0 gold tomorrow. The mem
bers of the firm say this completes the
explorations of gold required to ray for
the now : per cent government boIa5s raS
turred from Europe up to the second
We siz Of September, and that the firm
hopes not TO be required TO make any
further shipments after that date.
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- A RoLrING RocK.

BUENA VISIT, Colo. Aug. ga roll
.le rock struck q Colorado Midland train
vrecking the baggage and smoker. T. ].
O'Connor, New York, said to be prom
irert banker. was killed. J. w. Richie.
OF Kansas City and Thomas Boesler, OF
Dayton, o., were injured.
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Observation-Disclosures B. Gillun, Of
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. supreme organizer of
The ORIENTAL league, was stabbed in the
neck and instantly killed last night by
James Bunett. The murderer attempted
to gain admission to an entertainment M
without ticket and had been e1ected ny
MIR. Gillum. He escaped.
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way from the start to the last furlong.
when Linda went by him. Both horses
were severely whipped home. The time,
1872, is very fast considering that the
900. Summarizes:
First race, selling. SIX. and a half fur
longs-W oodlake won, Miss Oliver sec
ond. Wadena third. Time-104$4
Third race, owners handicap, seven
and a half furlongs-Linda won, O'Con-
nell second. Time-1:3412
Fourth race, purse, five furlongs-FaroS
won, ballagh second, Belle
Meade third. Time-l:041s.
Fifth race, selling, mile and seventy
yards-Charlie Mcdonald won, Eioroy
Sixth race, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of
niIe-Picarroon won, Charles P. second,
Hessen third. Time-1:2SA
DETROIT, Aug. 2S.-Two favorites
and three hot second choices won at
Windsor today.
First race six furlongs-Belle Foster
won, Aunt Ida second; Susie B third.
Time-1:1411s.
Second race. five MISUNDERSTANDING
won, Lillian e second; Duchess of
Montrose third. Time-1:O21s.
Third race, one mile-Grannan won,
Midstar second, Tutila third. Time
1:441s.
Fourth race, four and one half fur
longs-Aelen H. Gardner won, MISS
Kitty second. Newhouse third. Time
:56A.
Fifth race, mile and sixteenth
Begue won, Tippecanoe second, Brah-
ma third. Time-1:50%.
TOLEDO, Aug. 2S-A heavy rain
just before the races were called today
made the track very slippery and dan
gerous to the bicycle riders and all but
Johnson refused to go a fast mile. He
was paced by tandem, which set a
good pace, and he made a mile in 2:05.
First race, 2:24 trot-Marion Messen-
ger won, Saranac second, Summit third
Best time-2:21A
Second race, PIP pace-Glenwood
won, Nydia second, Tommy Brown
third. Best tine-2:1411a.
GALESBURG, Ill, Aug: 2S.-One worlds
record fell today, Judge Hurst, the fast
3-year-old colt from the Lone Star state,
winning the opening heat in the 2:15 class
pacing in 2:09A, which displaces Directly's
3-year-old championship race record of
2:i0ls, made at La Crosse, and also beats
Whirligig'S Terre Haute record of 2:10
made last year, which was the champion
race record for 3-year-olds for both sexes.
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HIOGO.-The American ship Henrietta,
Captain Ross, from New York, via Yo-
kohana, is ashore in Key channel, with
nine feet of water in her hold.
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Good Roads.
Err. CAME RETURNING.

" AsHrNGToN, Aug. 2S.-Hon. John
4. Game. who was here for a day or
tEo, left for the west yesterday.
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DOMESTIC DOTS.
telegraph News frors All Parts Of tha
Land Over Which the Stars ans
Stripes Wave.

DIES MoINES.-General Wright's condi-
ton is practically unchanged from yes
NAV live several days but do not believe
he can recover.
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WILLIArANTIC, Conn.-Receiver Doc
ley of the defunct First National bank
has given out the information that comp,
troller Eckels has ordered a hrst dlvloena
of IL per cent to be paid to the deposit
ors. This payment will amount to nearly
SoOO00
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NEW YORK-Twelve of the largest sill,
yerware manufacturers in the country
met today, representing millions OF COL
of silver. They increased the price OF
sterling silverware ten cents an ounce,
the advance to so into effect at once.
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IVDCA, Italy.-An explosion of lamp
in church at Ribordone set fire to the
pilgrim shelter adjoining the church and
eight persons were burned to death.
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THE TURF,

NEW YORK, Aug. 2S.-The attend
ance at the Sheepshead Bay track was
very light today, but the card was I'M
attractive. The sport was only orol-
nary.
First race, five furlongs-Mar %
won Annie Barron second, Carib third.
Time, 1903.
Second race, six and one-half fur
Weinberg won, st. Ilario sec
ond, Ajax third. Time, 1:19 %.
Third race, the flying stakes, for 3
year-olds, Futurity course-Rey del
Carreres won, Ina second, The Blutter
third Time, III 2-5.
Fourth race. handicap, one mile
Flving Dutchman won, Patrician Sec
ond, Beldemere third. Time, 1888 10.
Fifth race, one mile-Suticient won,
Second Attempt second, Liza third.
Time, lao 4-5.
Sixth race, mile and sixteenth
Pepper won, Kennel second, Langdon
third Time, 1:4S 2-5.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. 2S.-Perfect
weather and good track favored the
New Jockey club today. The talent
Jared much better. three of the five
favorites being first past the wire, but
they were at almost prohibitive ODDS.
Fabia fell in the third race just as
they had Strengthened out in the
stretch. She broke her left fore leg and
had to be shot.
First race, seven furlongs-se lilza
won, La Creole second, Staffa third.
Time, 1:27$l.
Second race, eleven-sixteenths of a
mile-Alike Kelly won. Hippogriff sec
ond, Belle of F'ordham third. Time,
1892.
Third race, mile and a sixteenth-Ju-
dith won, Springyale second, Preten-
der third. Time, 1:50A.
Fourth race, five furlongs-Elwyne
won, Robinson second, Charley SulH-
van third Time, 1:0315.
Fifth race, six rlongs-London
won, Lakota second, Sigurd third.
Time, 1:16.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 2S.-First
race. half mile-cheripe, 1o4 (Hinrichs),
9 to 5, won; Ollie NJ, 1Os, second; Isa-
belle. 104, third. Time 0:49A.
Second race, five furlongs, selling
Red Dick, 9S (Chevalier), 4 to 5, won;
Warrago, 102, second; Soon Enough,
"a, third. Time 1:011a.
Third race, five furlongs handicap
Crafty, liz (dinrichs), to l, won;
Benham, 81, second; Imp Miss Brum-
mel, 81, third. Time. 1:001s.
Fourth race, five furlongs, handicap
Sport McAllister, SO (Chevalier), even,
won; Fly, 101, second Realization, III,
third. Time, 1:001s.
Fifth race, seven furlongs-Mount
Air, so (Coady). to 1, won; McFar-
lane, 80. second; Roma, 105, third.
Time. 1:27s4.
Sixth race, five furIongs, selling
Monarch, IS tJones). 10 to 1, won; Nor
mandie, 102, second; O'Bee, 9S, third.
Time, l:02A.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 28.-The event of to-
days races was the third event on the
card. and owners handicap in which
Linda and OConnell, against the ground.
The distance, seven ana half furlongs
was a furlong less than when these fly
ers met a few days ago and O'Connell
went to the post hot favorite at 10 to
10. The friends of Linda played that
animal reluctantly at to 5. The start
was good one. O'Connell led all the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-29

NEW YoRK-Robert A. Burch. man,
aging editor of the Brooklyn Eagle, died
today at the age of Al years. He was at
one time managing editor of the Evening
Post of this city.
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HAvANA.-The alarming news received
today that 300 insurgents had taken Fo-
mento and Puerto Principe is officially
declared to be untrue. Sanchez is said
TO be wandering in the mountains about
Trinidad, and Roloff to be near San Am
brosia, while Suarez and Zias are six
miles from Fornento.
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COTTON FTRW FAILs.

VIENNA, Aug. 2S.-Newspaperss here
announce that the cotton firm of Staub
& Guyer, of Cornigliano, near Genoa,
Italy, has failed for over 1000,e9o liress
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The report of Grand Treasurer II.
Wales Lines shows. receipts of S19.i47 ana
disbursements of S1j,459. The net cash
resources are $30,392.
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DENyER.-warraEts were sworn out
in Justice Caters court today by ]. D.
the arrest of John A. Mcintyre, and Sam
son Church, of the board of capitol mama
gers. charging them with compelling the
Workmen engaged in grading the capita
grounds to work more than forty-elgnt
hours per week, in violation of the state
labor law.
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PREDICAMENT
MOST PECULIAR.
Heir to a Fortune, But Afraid to
Claim 1t.
R OF LONG AGO.
MURDER
cHEcKERED CAREER OF a YOUNG
VILLAIN.

sacr:nTento Authorsaies Relieve
They Have Found the Men Who
Robbed the Stage ut bloomfield
and Killed the Driver-other
Crimes and Criminals Through
out the Nation.
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YORK, Eng.-Sir r. Jardines Liam
thony, by Ormonde, out of Alice Ben
timex, won the great Ebor Handicap to-
day. Dumbarton was second and Boxer
third
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CHICAGO,-Joseph Kuhl, aged 8 years.
of a. dog. received August Is. A physi-
clan issued a certificate in which the cause
of death was stated to be hydrophobia
TIE Kuhl child had been undergoing treat
ment at the Pasteur Institute ever since
he had been bitten.
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BOSTON. naillard, of Pales-
of London, Connecticut, dropped dead
from apoplexy on washington street,
Roxbury. He was returning to head
quarters after parade apparently as well
him.
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LONDON.-The Berlin correspondent Of
the STANDARD learns that at the sugSes-
ton of the German envoy at Toxic and
the Prussian minister of commerce the
central COMMITTEES of German manufac-
turers is about to publish periodical in
japanese, in order to advertise German
products in Japan. Later similar ex-
pertinent may be tried with the Chinese
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PARIS.-Hippolyte Raman, the play
wright, committed suicide last night by
shooting himself with revolver.
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CONSTANrINOPLE.Z sultan has
sent a dispatch to the Turkish anbassa-
doris at Paris and St. Petersburg, bitterly
complaining at Great Britain's attitude
regarding Armenia, which attitude is de-
scribed as discourteous and derogatory
to the sultan's prestige, The dispatch
concludes with an appeal to the French
and Russian governments to use their
good offices with Great Britain to modify
her present attitude.
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CHICAGO Chairman J. Irving Pearce
and his associates on the committee of
the state agricultural association. having
the management of the tat stock show
last night decided that the exhibition
should be omitted this year on account
of the fall of the coliseum building. The
Coliseum company will be unable to re-
construct the building before January.
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WASHINGTON.-The report from Lon
don that the British government has IS
sued orders for the prohibition of seal
ing in certain of the Russian waters, m n
that Great Britain has entered upon an
agreement with Russia similar to the
proclaimed agreement between the United
States and Russian on the Eth OF May
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CONSTANTyNOPT There

CONSTANTINOPLE. was
cloudburst yesterday evening in the dis
trict of Sidiach which caused enormous
damage. An Arab village was destroyed,
fourteen persons were killed and sixteen
others severely injured have been re-
moved from the ruins
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s15.45s; balance, s2,sSs. Net cash re
sources, $50, 303.
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OTTAWA, Ont-A NJ. Burgess. deputy
minister OF the interior; William Pierce.
superintendent of mines, and John Dennis,
general inspector, have been appointed by
the government to attend the internation-
al irrigation convention a. Albuquerque,
Sept. 16 to 70.
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ACATECAS. Mexico-The village OF
Huatingo was the scene of water spout
yesterday, causing great loss Of life and
property. Many houses were washed
away and eight persons drowned. It de-
stroyed all the crops in the valley.
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FOREIGN FLASHES.
Brief and Newsy Cables From All
Portions OF This Terrestrial Sphere.

LONDoN.--The queen has left Cowes
for Balmoral.
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presented by the municipality of Panama
asking the municipalities of Colombia to
asking it to recognize the Cuban patriots
as belligerents.
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HAMBURG. = The German-American
veterans arrived here this afternoon from
road Station by a committee of the Ham
burg burg military society and by deputations
of citizens carrying banners. After cor
dial greetings had been exehanged, the
band struck up Deutschland Euber. AL
les" which was followed by. American
national airs. The railroad station was
crowded with spectators who cheered The nc
through the lines Of Hamburg veterans
who were drawn up on either side in
their honor Carriages swere in waiting
and later the visitor veterans were taken
to their hotels AFhey will visit Prince
bismarck and Freidrichsruhe tomorrow
and will afterwards hold commers at the
Ludwig concert house.
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NEW YORK.-A special TO the World
from Kingston, Jamaica, says: Captain
General Martinez de Campos has writ
ten to the Spanish consul here, It has
leaked out. that the struggle against the
insurrection in Cuba is hopeless. Tbs
conceding of autonomy, ne adds, is the
only means by which Spain can avoid
losing the island. The Cubans are jubil-
ant.
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COLON. Colombia. petition has been
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-22

Die j9meribafteiten Nierens unb
Dlaien>2eiben t0nnen innerbalb ie@s
@tunben ourd ben @ebrau@ 0 New
Great South American Kidney
Cure selinoert meroen. Dieies neue
6eilmittel bat iiberau Staunen erre9t
wesen Der Bromptbeit, nit wel@er bass
ielbe oue S@mer3en in ben Nieren, ber
@laie, benz &iden. unb ben 9arns@a>
ndlen BEL beioen @ei@ledtern linoert.
Wenn Sbr cine i&neue 2inoeruns uno
Gin 6ei!mittel in bieier 9inii@t n0tbis
babt, 70 lit bies bic ri@tise Nr3nei.
gu babsn in Wnb. S. @diteins Npotbete.
Nem l1ln,, Minn.
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&ebrerpr1tun8.

MQen getreiienben bierrut ;nr Noti,, bab
oiientli4e Yrifun9en uom Qebrern fir 8romn
3oumtp oil iolSenben Elaten unb Oaten
itattfinben: .
New uIm ant %. unb "a. Musuit int
Gourtbauie. ~
SIeepp Gye an, 80. unb 81. Musu1 int
lutbe ridden S@ulbauie.
Ole @rameu Beginner punt ueun ubr.
% m. s. &umd,
"A 60. S@ulsS superintendent.
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- Sn eimer am Wontas Mbenb in
Der Turnbale %abgebaltenen 0eriamms
lung unierer Saloonbalter uurben,
auBer ber Yeipreduns ionitiser 4nses
selesenbeiten I'M s,sntereiie bes Saloons
seiddfts, Setter 9erian unb Gbas.
Stensel ais Delesaten 81 elmer aQses
meinen Veriammluu9 uon Birtben,
Welde e.eier Gage in minneapolis flats
finbet, 9ewdblt.
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8etanntt,t a6Mn8.

Die @runbeiSentbumsbeiieer pom Neu
lllm iinb biermit III &enntnib seiett, baB
Sober, Der es peridumt bic aut leinem 9elit:
tbum wa@ieaben ruiiii9en Giiteln ~ansiurot=
ten, 9eietli9 itrafjd0i9 1T unb bab Der lnter=
;ei4nete an9ewieIen lit bas betreiielbe &C.
fey CUR Dur4iibruns su briu9em.
New Him, ben II. Iu8ait 1895.
sos. Sales, -
% Mari4au.
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3u b~crtamfen-

Oie llnter,ei1nete bietet ,br at @jermall=
@trabe. ;mil9eu 4. uub s. Norbtrabe 9ele=
genes 9aus NIB Got inter Siinitisen geoim9z
l19en gum 8erfauf aus. WeSel bes Ndbes
re,l ,ueabe. mat iid an ~ .
Bay SraN Mn MIller.
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9re5@cr=8rtucn.

Grlaube mir, Dreider oaralf auimertlam
III MAIDEN, bab i1 cine reue BriQe al 9anb
babe, bic at gequemli6feit beim Drel9e,l
ilidt iibertroiieu ,peroen fam.
s. W. 9auen tie 1T
GibuerS WebGube.
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8tut0 ~ D~crtauten.

Die llnter;ei1nete bietet b,ermit mebrere
Yierbe, cine Mm,abl frii9meltenber &ibe, TO-
,pie peri1iebene Narmmai9inerieu uiu. ru,=
ter Der @anb bldg gum Sertaui aus.
Trau W a9balena SLIDER,
ba) Somm Spurtlanb, Mi,ln.
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M1tunA &unocbenbcr.

Die @unbebeiieer III New Him perbeu bier:
bur9 baran eriulert. baB bic 9eietli9e SUM-
beiteler, bel @ermeihunS Don llntofem, bis
gum /. September beim Gitp Glert be;ablt
iein mnb.
SIM Nuftra9e,
sos. @alIeS,
% Mari@aQ.
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- S0on offers IpurOe uHS WtI9e>
tbeilt, baB BEL benz Mbbalten uon Pics
MICS auf benz Xanoe ben @runoeisen:
t9umsbeiitern bur@ ridii&tsloie unb
lei4tlinni9e Gcrionen S9aben an9e>
itiftet meroe. Mu@ auf bet Tarm Don
S0raen Gorblen am Oman Qate Batteu
turSli@ Tu9rteute, welde pom Picnie
3urlttebrten DER dumt, bic Tenjen wie>
Der fet gu l@l.eBen uno bic Tol9e mar
baB oas Sieb ausbra@ uno erbebli@en
@9aoen an ben Tru@tit0den uuo i'm
Eornfeloe anri9tete. Man tann esQerrn
Gorbj cit oeBbalb ni9t uerar9en, wenn
Ct iid fernerbin 6as M6balten BON Pics
MICS auf leinem Beiietbum uerbittet.
- Die v@t. Yeter Gribune" uon
LESTER @o@e brinqt bic fol9enoe inte>
rellante Meuisteit fir uns 9teu timer
Gin Snbia"cr uno Elm Gbineie fo@ten
lette @o9e III Nem llm einen resel:
re@ten j3weitampf aus. in pel@em Der
i@lisausise Monsole ben &ir3eren 5os
uno Der Snoianer nit &ubm uno Teoeru
sei9midt ben R%ampfplce uerlieB".-
Da infer seiammtes Seer BON 8eri@ts
erjtattern Stein unb Bein barau
i4w0rt, bag in New l1lm tein berorti:
ger &f itattsefunoen babe, selansen
mir gu benz S4luB. Bag ~es ber pure
Neio uon unierem @ouesen lit ct. Pe:
ter mar, Der ibn gum @rfinoen Der Oh:
9%enannten Neui9teit %ueranlaBte; benn
@bineien uno Snoianer tam man mob
III elmer anse5enoen @roBitaot wie Gen
lll,m, ober in teiner uni bunbert SABRE
in Der Civilization jurldsebliebenen
! Stabt wie st. Peter ontreffen.
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Neue Mm5et0en.
Su perfautem ooer perrentem

1T cine Narn bon 12O older III Der 9fdbe pom
Mep lllm. MuIeibm auf Sarmei9entbum be-
iorSt. s. Mew bart,
It 0fe,u lll,n, MiMn.
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1000 Goro

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9teuMaiu eMt9e9en9enomme,1.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-22
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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-22
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woielbft ale Sorten frii4es Tleii& unb mas
font lit etn 6erartt9es @efdGft 9eb0rt, 5u
babell iuab. y. u. gerbotb leitet ben Be-
trieb beielben.
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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-22
3M Dcrrenfen

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lluieriei1Meten all ber gde Don Sroab1uap
uub 2. Norotrabe.
Bay Safob :. TX INLET.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-09-10

G. r. Harrison, practical piano
and organ maker and tuner, can
furnish best factory references.
Orders left at Hawaiian News Co.
will receive prompt attention. All
work guaranteed to be the same
as done in factory. 4
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-09-10

For rowing or cycling an eleg,
ant line OF sweaters "cheap" as
sorted colors. McInerny.