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en- out of the way, so that
'pect of the senate's flndin
t an appropriation measure
Ith.
Other Matters Shelved.

otner hiatters SneIveus
There is very little prospect for much
consideration OF any other subject and
the probabilities for any general leglsla-
tion such as that proposed in the pooling,
the territorial admission, Pacific railroad,
navy personnel and bankruptcy bills are
growing smaller and smaller every day
There will be "a strong effort to get up and
dispose of the pooling BILL but there will
be determined opposition and some of its
best friends are growing discouraged over
the prospects.
The probabilities for the week also in
clude cursory discussion of the terri.
torial bills, but the prospects are all
against their passage. There are several
financial bills and resolutions which may
be called up. and the rules of the senate
permit such latitude OF debate that flnan-
cial speech may be injected at any time
and regardless OF the measure on hand
There is still occasional reference 90 the
argument which came SO near being com
plctcd Thursday last for "A two days de-
bate at the beginning OF the week on the
Jones bill with "A vote MT the close, and the
matter may be revived with or without
unanimous consent.
Senator Jones still insists that either
his bill shall be considered on its merits.
or that it's opponents shall show their in
disposition to consider it by filibustering
against &c. Senator Villas has also given
notice OF an effort to cnll up his gold bond
bill and i'm doing so is liable TO prccipitate
financial discussion nc the beginning OF
the weeks work. Altogethor the outlook
is for busy week In the senate.
Eouse Forecast.
The rush Of the closing days OF the ses-
sion began today. In the house for the
post week members have been crowding
for the consideration Of bills by unani.
nous consent tN
This week the rush will be more nppnr-
ent whenever the regular appropriation
bills, conference reports aud ether priv.
ilegod matters are up before tho house.
But two appropriation bills nre yet un.
disposed OF 10y the house. tho naval
and general defcioncy Tho former has
been considered for tWo days aud it will
require two more. tomorrow and Wedncs.
day, .oday unGer the rule being suspon.
zion day. The general deficiency bill
which will follow, will take up two days
Conference reports will consume the
rcst of the week. unless another oppor-
unity is given % the Pacific railroad com
mites 90 sccurc vote on tie fgnding bill.
which has been again reported favofably,
with at amendment in the shape OF
proposition for the Union Pacific 90 settle
the account with The government by NJ,
payment OF the principal OF the debt due
Among tho hills npm which action Will
be asked under suspension ot the rules
tolay is the iii reported from the COM
mal,c19D pensiUus 20 ccualiss the pay Ol
Mexican ve5craus
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PERRY PRINTING CO.,
Tel. 2271-3. 20 Pine street.
kntranoe From 90 Wcybosset 81
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LOTS OF WORK.
Congress Has Plenty to Do
Until Adjournment.
Appropriation Bills Come First and
Debate on Financial Question.

WAsHINGToN, Feb 15-There is begin
ming to be a slight uneasiness on the Dem
ocratic side of the senate that some of the
appropria ton bills may fail.
There remains only IL working days Of
the session, and four Of the most import
ant of these bills are still entirely uncon-
sidered in the senate These are the
Indian, the sundry civil, the Legislative
and the general deficiency bills, each Of
them considered as more likely to afford
ground for debate than any of the ap-
propriation bills which have already re-
ceived attention.
This anxiety is not yet. however, very
pronounced. 1t would he more marked
but for the fact that 1t is generally be-
lieved that the Republicans are sincere in
their protcstations that they do not desire
to prolong debate sufficiently to cause the
failure OF any of the bills and thereby
render themselves amenable to the charge
OF making an excuse for an extra session.
The Democratic managers expect to gain
considerable time by moving at an early
day for IL o'clock sessions, and following
this soon by prolonging the daily sessions
Into night. They had expected not to
press the question of IL o'clock sessions
until tnc sunury CIVIL Dill snOulu DC taken
up, but when they reached that decision
they had supposed that they would be
able TO dispose of tho postoflice, tho In
dian and the agricultural bills last week
Instead, they succeeded only in passing
the postofiice bill and In having the agri-
cultural bill still only partially consid-
cred and the Indian bill untouched. If
1t becomes apparent that the Indian bill
Will require time proportionatc to that
put In on the postoffice bill or District of
Columbia bill, the motion for earlier
meetings, which is already pending, will
be pressed early in the week.
The agricultural bill will be disposed Of
today, and after that is out of the way the
sundry civil bill will be taken up. The
sundry civil bill has not been reported
from the committee but it Is hoped that
IL will be reported this afternoon; GER
tainly it will be before the Indian bill can
be gotten out OF the way, so that there is
no prospect of the senates finding itself
without an appropriation measure to pro-
ceed with.
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Local Stock Quotations.
QUOTED M A. p. wEEpES.

Industrial. ....ioo IoS Union Tssss.. 70 ..-
Mercantile zee. - zee.
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Nr. 13.
SrGnDc.

$ ad Onbillc. 6lu., 13. San
6eucr Scrlt0rte bette friib III Suoz3nfs
iOnpiQe, 6la., Die Shuppen ser Sad
Ionulllc 6erIp Comp" oa5 6dbrboOs
o9tGOenswOOo," uier 55rahtwaggon3
un0 BriOneuz&agQon5 Ser rBabloz
6luBz8abn." Der 8erlult betrdqt an
$4,000 nit nur gcringer 8eriidcruug.
8GrneSOille, o, Is. San. -
ltnlcr (StGOt9en wurOe i'll Der Sams
tag8s9tadt uuu elmer uerbeercnbeu 6euz
er8brun9 bcimgciudt, melde in Dem
&ur;poarcn'@cid6it BON Ot. :. @arO
thrcn ilripruug fanO uno 9 Gjci6aTt$s
Bauicr in 2lide lsgtc. Der @eiammt'
perlnlt lptrO auf $1OO,O geiddgt uuO
1T tbctlwelic OurA %eriiderung geoctt.
8reO OfOr0, Ia, 13. Sau.-0cute
6riib, tur; Dor Z lIbr, 6ra9 in Sem
nSbeeban 6auS elU Srano aus, mel
der c!ncn S6oOcn pou $15O.OOO an
rtttcte. Die 6cucrwebr iOwo5l wic Die
8emObner OG5 bctyOiicueu Nauie8 baton
Ourb bic BcrrihcnOc &a(te arg III lci0cn
uno mauder Ncuerpehrmaun licbt ii4
beute 9cjwungcn, geirOrene GllieOmaBcn
SIT plle8en. yrl. Otarp @alloBan, ,.
DOrnIe unO 5r0u NicGuiltOu erlitten
bel Der 6ludT aus DEM brennen0eu
!9Ota lamcrabafte &erlcBuugen.
Sermii9tc tsErgrapBiI6c Srpcibcn.
- 3n 92cw. YOrt ereigusten ii9 ges
fern II GOOeSidue IN 6oIge Der Grippe.
- Die 95idbri9e 9}tqerin g6Oc6e
SarOgrauc erltifte in OerSamitagzltadt
in ibrsm .3immer, tn0cm Ole WtatraBe
Oc8 Settes, in wcldcm iie idlicf in
Srnuo gerletb.
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5riibiabr bic 9iiirifte, in melhen Die
Otnhatre puiiirt iein iOIlen, beiu9en
mir0. ~"
Die SStalicner TT Waiio,pa9 bcorobt
u nj, IA. Sanuar. - gta4ri6tcn
aus OtaIoluab meloen, baB cine 9rOBe
gIn;abl BON ge,wiihen Die italieEiide
@aruiiOn su &alialu bela9ert. Die
8eiasun9, iie 5dblt 1900 Wann, unterz
nabm fiirjlid ciaeu sluSTau, wurOen
aber suriidgeldlugcu. General Saraz
teri bsfinOet NIT alien Su erlansenoen
Gruppen BON Ssreu auf Oem Otarihe
gum @utius Der 8elu9erten. Die Drdbte
5luil9en &aiiala unO IgOrout wurOen
our6idnitteu un6 Gas S6idial cluer
9ompu9nie Sufunterie, peI6e Dor &urz
gem nit Wunition BON 9lgorolt nad
&anaIa abmaridirte. lit nidt befannt.
Die 8e9isruu9 bGIt ale 9tu9ri9ten aus
DtallOwab 5urId.
&Onbon, IA. Sanuar. - QSie Sen
p0ailD 9tew8" aus Cairo genlcIOet
wirb, babsn Die Oerwii9e Die eepptiIbeu
Sorpolten bunbert Wteilcn ueittl9 BON
8aOD Salfa un9e9rifien. 0tebrsre
@gppttr bliebeu tOOt auf Dem Sl0ee.
GIne GbtbeiIuu9 Sameelreiter unIer
Commando bes @apitGu8 Greowap III
iu Der SerfOI9uns Der Derwlibe Gbgez
i6idt.
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Sahan nno GRina.
Die Manoihu. Yrin;eu iib,rnehmen Die
SerlheiO;9uns &b;ua's.

Die Manbifu Yrin;eu ib,rnebmen bre
SerlbeiO;9uns Gb:ua's.
BON, IA. Sun. - &ie ben
Shines" aus GicnsGiin gemelbct wirO,
babeu Die OfunOiduz Brinscn sic &ers
the!Olguug Gblna'5 nunnebr ielbit in
Die SanO genommcn, 90 iic Den tineliz
iden Seamtcn n;4t traucn. Die Sem
tral>Gc3i:run9 lit utrwirrt nuo rOaia
bIlflOs. 2isSunszGbans Ibt, obwobl
er uuer Ieiner gemter un0 @uroen, nit
9lu6nabme Ger Generalg lgouperneuriAaTt
ieiner 4ropinj. eatboben moroen lit, inl=
mer nod ;H0lrcft cInen beoeutsnosn Gins
fluB aus.
Gbtueicu, welhc bier aus Ser Otaubz
iaureI anIan9cn, 9ebcn cine gei6rciz
buus osc .5ultdnoe in CTR @eacno swi,
iden Sem YaluzSluiIe uno 2iaoz6o,
mclde on DE ltllmmiten .3eitsn ocs
Saiz8In9sSuIltanSc5 erinncrn. 91idt
eln Saus ut itebcn 9eblieben. gan;c
Srtltaft.n ltuo nieOecsebrannt unS oie
geo0lfcrun9 81 0ruuOe scgangen. Grz
frcrene &nrp:r IieJen in Gruppen uns
Der, oiTenbar Die Heiden san5,r 6ami.
lien. 9tohEnnaSmittel iiuo ui6t aufSuz
treibsn. Qte @eiceu Der @crpuubetcn
ipOttsn aller Seit)rcibunJ. Die Scwes
gun9en Der iapaniihsu unO tlineiiden
Sruppen ilnO burb Die ooQiee Grz
if0piun9 aucr Observation-Disclosures
9ebcumt. ScIblt bic itupiOe 0leidgils
ti9teit ser GblneIcn pirb burd iOlde
Shre6en taugirt.
ct. 8eters bure, IA. San. =
r9tOwOje Wrcmia" ertldrt beute in elmer
Seiprsduu9 Der Oitafutiiden 6ra9s,
bag. faQs NI. frieoliheu unO ireun6z
i6uftlidcn SOridldgc 8uBtanO's isuoz
rirt psrOen iOlItcn, cine llatsrltleung
Der ruiiiibeu aniprIhc in Sorea nit
@affensepalt nOtbweuoi9 iuerotn
,niirnp
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llnfaGs : @bronif.
Gr Mapor ; auIoioH evletOet sIuen 8eius
brud). - Nncere lluidue.

CT 0tapOr ; uuIoioH evletoet sluen 8tius
brudJ. - NHcere llHfaQe.
glmo8 &lasmcr, 80 Sabre alt, itarite
9eltern an Ga9ers unO @DeiterltruBe 10
unslidlid uuI Dem Gtlc, OaB er Oa5
re6te Srin bra4. Wtun laaifte TIN im
EatrOlwagen in ieine l8Obnun9, 9n
4O6, 9toros&olfcitraBe.
9m rStuOts9oipitaI" ucrbanO 9citcru
Or. 9lubrab Den Oreiiabrrqen $. Brlos
ham BON Or. 613, Observation-Disclosures
DaS &tno mar ans ieinem SettAen gez
raQen unO bate einen Ann s.brOdcn.
@r=WaOor SaptoIon crlctoet clnen
SeInbrud.
GrzWaDor 81. s. Dapiolon murbc am
Samita9 BON ciuem llniaue betrcheH,
iuOtm CT DOE ieln,r 9Sobnun9 9tr. 335,
0OlpqinltraBe, 81 SOOen ltir5ts uuO
leiu red)te5 BEN braq. Gr mar lm
gcgrtfi, iil mad iclucm Sureau I'M
rGqultubIez0ebauoc" su bc9ebcn, als ct
aui Der nanen WarmOrtrcppe au59litt
unO iicl. Or. 5. U. llibbg naBm Den
SSCIegten Ill Se9aHoluHS.
GrIttt fGlperc SremopuuOem.
6rau 2luule s. @O9ntt bon 9tr. 204,
2lmltDiruBe, erItlt um S2mltag AbeuO
in Der lSODnun3 pom 9rn. 2G. StufIc,
ytr. POP, llmItgItrnBc, Ihpere SIauOz
wunoeu anl gan;en &Orper. 3wcl Occ
&ln0er Otr 6rou beicEocn lih ;ur 3ctt
in ParlUr pOn Srau Jludls unO lpteltcu
nit oeren &lno, ul5 IN Der 5tuhe cine
yampc pen o,m Giihe iieI. Srau
J1udle nobm crItJrcdt lbr &inO All Oen
2lrm uuo rann1e gum 9GRs blnaus, Iaut
I'm 0uiTe ruTcnO. Srau 9o9net e!ttc,
ais lie Die 6uLTcrUfe b0rte, IN 5ruu
Studies 5au6, UNI duA lbrc &l1oer 81
retteu; aI5 iit ic6O6 Urau 9tld,c'5
: Bi1s srrelhte, mari Anorc0s GsIcr sc.
raoc oie brenncuoe gampe btnuu5, per-
iebIEe icoOd Ole 1liirc, iOOuB Die Eampe
in Der 2dBe BON gran GOgnrt Su gO0eu
fi.l uno oereH &le.Ger in Yrauo i.gic.
SIM 9tu mar bic 6rau III 6lammen einz
geBuQI uno crlitt i6pere SranowuRoen
an san3en S0rper, che iby 0IIic 81
She'll loar0. Die geoauernawert0e
wuroe nah ibrsr l2Obnung gc5ladt,
bod lit ibr 3ui.anO cln trtsiaer.
Smfa9t0 oeihoTcn.
Der gtc8er' Ot. Sarman oOu 9ir.
1122, @(arftraBe, muroe am Samltng
2iUenO pom islnem JtohcngsnO6cH 3(oz
bert Steuenion, alS Der y.Etere eiuen
JteuOluer relniste, Suiallt9 IN Die rebte
Ssite gcifoncu. GOa wur0e ieine Ser
l.eung I'M r0turpldnOer unlueriitat8s
SOipltal, wOb,n er ssbra9S wHrOe, ais
un9eiGbrli3 ertIart.
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0elSisr6nuncr

nan auen SbeiIen Saropa'8 beiorst prompt rnf
binig bic
Expedition oes .1cutibsn Gsrrefp pue euf .n,L
%|SH.sSfe SeItiu:DreSStr uas Sof.OfiessAsss
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Baltimore, G. San. '94.
Yon cinem 0un6c Qebtiien

Son ctnem y IL n DC 9ebtl n.
- Die 7 Sabre aIte Dora &cmp, BON
9tr. %, Galrolltonz2lpeuuc wuroe am
SaElltug pom einem S9GTcrbuuo o.5
!orn. ISM. a3obu gcblIen. Or. 5. u.
0oQtoaD brauutc Die NEnoc aus uuO
werOen tesnc crnlten 6OlSen beiirttet.
li3eili d 5.-BOli3eirldter
9laoeriOn ubcrwie6 ON Samitag c;ncH
gte9eriun9en, 9tamenS Clarence Spans,
oent YrO;cBueriabrcu, neil oerielbe bas
bel ertappt wurOc, ais er Sri. 6lOrence
@Oltimitb Don 9tr. PLY, yiuSensglue.
Elm PortemOncic aus Der SanO rlB uno
OauOn rauntc. 8ei ielHsr 8cyhaitUng
trU9 oerlelbe $40 bel lid.
- 9opllGn Glacborne, ,9luuOeiergeant
Guan8 uuo $OIi3iit 0arrg 5trsf unter.
nabmen an Suwltag llbcu0 cine 9ta;;in
auf Is. g GOlc'S @nt9Itbaft, Ode UOn
Oortltr. uuo fzQQp, moicl5it eiu ilOtt:5
SpIctden nGr0b" I'M Gangc war 3ebn
Der Gbc;Iucbncr. ionic Ocr g9i:t1, wurs
ZEN perbaitst uno lcgtcfcr unter 9Irgz
Ihait eHtla1tu, uGbreno Ole critcren
al6 3cugeH ieItgebalIen meroen.
- Oiortn Wtuf. melt)er III 6eQ5z
BOiutzNtGritc etacn 8.rtauisnanO be-
treIJt, iOu clnem GolIsgsn i'll gieidlen
Walfte cine cCuiUocrir.t 9tOtc Ill Be-
TRACE pOn $40 origcbdHgt 1aben, mes:
baIb i'm an Samltag Fol3cIriAter
Gamer ilr Icinen ErojtB icit0icl'.
NRsn.r h. -sha.n
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Die &inOcsliebe, Die 2ie6e Der &inber
5u Den gltern, 1T qewiB and Iunig:
man bar aus Oer Gjeidlihte b.Bre 8cis
ipieIe, ME &ln6er ibrtn Gltcrn Die Ser
cbruug 3ei9tcn; ib crinnere nur an bic
0tutter Der 0racheu, lb crinnerc au
Die neucrc CgeidlAte, uic &ailer gSIlz
belm @cinburt i.inc crbabcne Dtutter,
Die cole St0nigiu yOuiic. pcrcbrte; it
oeute an unier eigene5 GmpfinOcn. lln0
bod lit Die &inOc5liebt ubgcidwiihter,
Der 8eritanO - oa8 0eblrn ipriht bier
ibOn ulebr al3 Oa5 9er;.
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Ou iOuit Tatcr unb Ntutter oerlaI>
fen unO Dem Nianne folgeu, ltebg in ser
Yibet. Da liegt c8. SIN gewiIcs ST.
mas, Gin beitigsr @utsihIag - uno SUI
rid laiicn WIr o08 0ant9eIilbl, Oo8 wir
6eu Gltc,n ihulOen uEO 3urid Eur
sincn Yruhthsil uniercr glsbe. g&llz
Der rout cas- Slut, peuu SeIcu id
gum IGeitn, Oa5 WRaO6en sum Wianne
iin0ct. gSaS III De5 &ln0es yIebe !?
gcwiB werOen Die 2luQeu Ieubt bel'm
CYtbenten al oic gutsn <crn, aber cine
Oiaht bat ms bsSwungcn, pom 9tatur=
trteb bc9ilnltt9t, Die itGrter lit. ais mir:
mir iicbcn 2Iber OIcle IIcbe llt nlht
10 rein, wie 0ie 2icbc Der Gltcrn gum
Riu6e, oenn mir begcbreu b babel.
Die Etppen idwclleu gum Suiie unO Elm
unnsnnbare5 Scbnen eriaBt unS.
Serbreacn unO l9llnme Gbaten Gut
0icIe Sicbe idon bswirft, unO Damn aud
wieOer bat iie Oen pcrltOdten. taItbliitlz
gen OtOrocr be;wungcn ct wursc
Wei9 bei'm @jeOeufen an isin NtdOz
hen.
90 ueri6is0en wirtt Die 2icbs Ot5
Meniden.
Dur cine Ibart fommt Der glteruz
lisbe um 1tdhlten, ih mclue 6reunoc8z
lle6e. 9icr bel luabrcr, lnni9er 5rCunbs
idaIt sebt and Giner i'll ocn 2tn0crn
auL man mill Dem 6reun0e Steinc aR5
Dem @ege wdljsn unr fra9t ni6t na3
ser 10 iiA ielbl: geiaaiicuen Gait. 81
ternlicbc uuO uabre 6rcunOidait ban.
gen inal9 Suiommtn.
gSa8 un5 5u tbun 6leibt, liebe 2eitr,
It: nenIhlldl 5u lem, 100 !mmsr c5 un8
m0gli9 iit, refine W}cuidlenIiebe 3a 5eiz
gen, Oa IaBt eS unS Ue,iu9en, Die 2lusz
iabrung tragt iEBe 6ruAt ISenn mn
audi Die 9uteu Altcn niht wie0cr belle
ben fOunen, O:cunitrer Su9enO S6ritte
gelsitet babcn, Die dn9itli6 un8 Dor gcs
iabren bc1iiteten, 10 t0nncn MIR inns IN
6ttiem Sein Ourh Die lfenihenliebe
cine id0nc refine GmpfnOung erwerben,
tine RENE yicbc. otreue 6reunoidaTt."
Surt 9tuOOlyb Steruberg.
VnItimnrp e Snu 'qi
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(6ir Den a9eutitcz GorrcfpOnoeutcE." -
Sic 9icbcn MruiGcn.
Hitrf Rnnn,nn Sfcrnncro.

Su 1nicr,r barter, ten materlcllcn
Sorgen asbOrenOen .3eit, lit cS Oit an.
9cnebm, iib uuf tur3t YlinutIu aus
Oieiem &anlpf nm Oas 0aiein binGu3z
SuOenFcn, iOealtren, ietbitlOIeren Ges
fUhleu 3usuwcuoeu.
5n Dem I8Orte n2iebe" liegt 10 uns
enOli5 oiel, MIR babcn 2iebe 5u @Ctt,
2iebc ;um Meniden, %iebc gum Satcrz
lanOe, 2iebe Bur @,neaid]ait unO 10
tort. lleber iebe ein;elne 2lb5luel9ung
Der 2tebe lailsu iid SHder idrelbcn, Oa
Ofiuen ild Oie Screen, Trelcr atAm:t
bOun Die SruiI in Dem idOnen @coanz
fen: Bie unenOl;6 9rOB lit sod OaS
Sein uno mic Uunoerbar linb mir D!enz
i6sn pom Sb0pier aus9eltattct: Gr
bat ms uncnOltbe Siebe gegcben.
Die Slebe Der Gltern gum &tnSe lit
Oie bei,igits. Sn ibr bat Wutter 9tatur
Die lnni9iteu Sriebe, Oa5 tieilte 0eiiibl
blncinsel:gt. Sie 6ejgt iid nit icltcs
nen Au8luudIcn bel UGcnl6en uuo
Gbieren. ScBt einmal 3u, wenu oer
6altc aus Der 0uIt idiebt I'M elm &iidz
lcin iid) 3u bolen, wle 0tutter 6enne
dngitl.d iBre444 oflaute auSlt6Bt,.sAis
6Iii9el au8breitst, oamit ale lbre &lets
ncn SAue iinOeu 9eseu 6eu m&dltigcn
tScinO. &iuit i2b id Elm 53auuf0utg=
9telt pOu elmer Sdlau9e beorObt.
Die Sungen wareu nod utdt flii9ge,
bic beinabc eiuen Sup lan9c Shlongc
bate iid, oui Die S9wan3ipiee gsftiist
auI9eri9tet uno WOlIte Die tleinen 1hlerz
d)eu Oeridlinseu. 2lber Yapa uuO
Otama 3Nunt0nig IicBen iic niht Dem
9telt 5u nabe fOmrleu, nit eInem Gngitz
lideu @jsidlret ilOsen iie blielbncu berz
nteoer unO ii9 lmmcr iultocr auiiliegeu
lallea6, trIeben lie Die SGIange nit
idarien Sdna6elblebeu in Die yludt.
Oas lit mebr luie 5uitiutt, 0a8 mar
ytebC, Gltcrnlisbe, bic tclne GleIabr
lbeHle, lbre &leiucn 81 rctteu.
Sei'm MenlAen, in 6Ol9e ieineS boz
beren Stanopuuttes, 0uBert iid Die 81
ttrulebe natiirlih iIberlcgter, 0bCr ltet5
b!ebt le Die reinite. Sie tsnncn ollie
Die i9Onen wabrcu Yeris:
Die beIligfe, Die GbraHe, bic "a rinnt,
$50 elue Muttsr betet iiir lbr 9nc.
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& ilr W q It ner.
S0ui9c@icOe beritcHMnG
Scr 0eSttnSDeit atttO
9tiiItigfett
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=. $erE,,louzs Der Seroauuug uno QbitUatung
ber ISIyfOmicl; Der D},tts.
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iaus uuo basel sClctt:rtcs GiHortuBsu 81 Der Eers
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sIaIs.
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nty'sn uuml,tc.tay au Den SIs oen lebss luHerbaIb
rgeuIlcJ, u.s ctusr tG.5cG StuGoe.
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r,t 9J.cotiu. biz yeoitamtEt. peroeH otgett ben
aiTsICigu 1asltsu anselCCTot.
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gtu;l g,9,H 2yaEtbst,n o,r JsIsr.u SIa' u /. 70.
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na4bem er 3ur 8eiinnuns gefOmmen,
mas pOr9esan9en ipar. gtabrunasiOrz
gen in 6ol9e Ianserer 9lrbeit8lOltgteit
perosn als Sewsg9run6 Ser uer5welTclz
ten Chat anaciehcn.
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Oebr. Meil, ssets nt: s:ssas.o..., ssss
50. GnngreB.

Gnsrpss une Setails 6abrifantcu
1879 BON GeI;paaren.

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i'm Seuat bic erlpartete 8eoe oes Ses
uatorS SornIan lber Die gInfoalmen.
Steuer has 5auptecelauiG btlbete.
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GSerIaneeH Gie pom Sbrem Hpothefer Die
~ Red Star-CoTn and Bunion Pads, nfhntsu Gle
feline nuosrcu, tucuu Sie omiort nun n IN
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psg Bon D,ridE6t 2S. -. 5HttIe IL GpHs, gt,,
304, g0Ie1 S0waTp= StTaEe LglGilo,12gltsl
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Gs 1T Bn9mtbtig, OaB je0e sSamiI
eincn SnrratB bnu
@0Otp0D'S
O3 !ica0S1 &eIiei
9RlrhmcrGen NM Shmer3ell.

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uo1 elmer bis 5DGH3T YitUHi,E. Jldlt cine
SruHoc nab 9eieH nieier @HieI9e brautlt lr9eEo
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Aus unIfrrr grtrigrn 2. 4MOrgrrz
Au5aabr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-15

1r. 9ooper NIB 3wei unbetauute Suhfub.
rsr polltsn S;e Selege uuO Siher Oes
Staot.Gom2liHGrs eurdliuhsn. - Ser
Sta0t BcOturator 2S. g. Srpau en-.
pfeblt oem Capt. Smprt Ous GriUdlen
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81 Scu cuplttttondr its Die Seputirtcm=
fannler aeipaGIt.

Balermo, II. Sanuar. - @aris
baloi SOacO, elmer Scr pauptbetbeiiisz
ten on Dem leeieu lluiltanOe in Si5ls
lien, lit in bie 0cputIrtcnfaulmer eez
wGblt wOr0en. @r lit i9egcn Ieiner Z Sbsllz
napme an Dem 9lufitoune uerurtBellt
worOen unb fist su9eai9eInIth i'm Gez
iduguiiIc.
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a4narAiftet pur ocn etffiiem.

Sruiiel. IA. Suuuar.-0er 8rO'
3eB 9c9eu Die 16 2lnurGllteu, rucl6e an
gcfIagt iinO, am 23 2lpril oa8 6au8 oes
SHrgcrmciitcrs Don yie9e in Die Suit
seipren9i uuO Osn SerIud scnudt su
bascn, Die bortige Ct SatObSs&irde Su
5,ritorsu, bc9ann heuts. Ger 6iibrer
ser 9eieui4aft @asudOu5tp, alias
Baron Stelnbtrg, ueridwanO uad Gem
9lttentat, rparO abcr ipdter in 9fuBluno
perb0ftst uuO befincet lid bort in elaem
@efangniB.
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1895-11-21

NOV. ri, 1895. NO. 20.
Mr.. Anderson deputy U. S. Mar
shall, spent Tuesday in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Bridgeman and j.
B. Womack returned from Atlanta
Friday.
Why does not the road overseers
look after the bridge leading north
of the city.
Mr. Lon Deakins is braking this
week while George DOss is off with
a sore hand.
Mrs. Laura Lee returned to South
Pittsbprg Wednesday, after an ex-
tended visit to relatives in the city.
The old Store house next to Hut
ton and Co.'s store has been remov-
ed greatly adds to the appearance
of that block.
We are sorry to learn of the death
of Mr. d Lamb. He leaves many
friends and relatives who have our
tenderest sympathy.
The envelope containing the luck
number that draws the five lamp
at the ''Peoples' Store" will be open
ed Saturday Nov. % at 10 o.
clock, p. m. All holding tickets will
please be on hand and the lucky one
receive the lamp.
w. A. TURNER,
Manager.
Mr.. B. B. Rogers will soon be
keeping house. He is giving the
Rollins honse a thorough overhaul
ing and in a week will be living in
the greatest style of any family in
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1895-11-21

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