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St. Paul daily globe., 1895-03-17
FANTLE BROS.
Retiring From Business.
$4,000 Worth :!
Dry Goods, Clocks 0ld D[0De|ieS
TO BE SOLD REGARDLESS OF COST.

We began last Monday our Great Closing Out
Sale, and the crowds which have thronged our store
were Tar above our expectations We able to
accommodate one-half of the people. If you will try
again we will give you better service the coming week
The Bargains which threw out on new desirable
goods have been offered before The prices which
we make are for all the time until all sold;
day sales Below few of the ones which have been
big takers the past week:
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UNCLE SANS NEW GUNBOATs.
Two OF Them TO Bc Launched at New
port SrwS

Two of the three new gunboats build
inE for the navy at Newport News will
u" launched on October -. and the. third
VIII follow two weeks later These YES
SciS are OF about LOGO tons diSpl:Iccinont
with speed OF thirteen knots, and are.
Intended solely for duty in the shallow
waters of Chimes" rivers and th. bays
ana inlrtS of the South Atlantic station,
Ih"N are unlike any other war shius
iNoat, ana are especially designed with
lci"ivnc" To service in tropical climates.
lhtlr batteries ar" cOinparatiVrIN light.
but ne secondary battery is rath pow
"itul Tor ships of their tonnage ana is
$50 arranged as To h" easily worked an
DER all conditions. The ruddcrS have
protection not generally accorded the
steering apparatus of naval ships and
II carried away by snaps or rocks a sec
pnd can ho easily attached. The names
OF tho two new vessels will Ice the EIrIp-
M aud Wilmington. the latter after.
IN" Delaware city ana tn" former after
Inc capital of Montana. The third YES
sci VIII b" chriSt"nud the Nashville. ana
IS inherent somewhat i'm design from
h"r Two sisters. All thrr" ships will be
completed and ready for scrl ice carly
next wear.
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CANDIDATES APPEAR
The Electoral Board Chosen TO Appoint
Judges and Clerks For the Primary.
FOUR ASPiRANTS FILE AFFIDAvlTS.
Prominent Men in the Party Chosen
engagements for the Coming Contest
To Appoint Judges and Clerk.
To-MOrrow Morning.

~ least four citizens of Norfolk are
WILLING TO represent the good people
oi Norfolk in the Legislature AS
proof that they are willing TO sacrifice
th"lf own interests for the benefit of
their fellow men, they yesterday, each
ana all OF them. Solcmnly made aiiida-
VII mat they were bona-iidc candi-
dates for the office and that they did
not enter the contest for the purpose of
! controlling The Electoral Board. who
viii have the naming of Judges and
Clerks FOR the primary election To be
held ON the 18th instant. This was
all don" in compliance OF the law gov
crning primary elections
! superintendent Wilcox was at the
| rooms OF the Real Estate Exchange
Yesterday afternoon to receive these
aliidavits. With him were several
members of the Executive Committee.
Til" first papers handed in were those
| of Hon. Merritt Z. Cooke. one of the
present incumbcnts. Major W t.
| Fosters were the next To arrive but
| they had hardly been placed on file
before Mr.. Charles q. <izer entered the
| room aud handed his envelope to the
| Superintendent
| Then there was Il luli. As the matter
MAS about L" hc referred to the can
didates Mr.. &. w. Il. Lane entered and
| handed in an affidavit that he. too.
was Il candidate. This was somewhat
\ of Il surprise. for MIR. Lanes num, had
4
| When tn" entries had been declared
closed the four gentlemen named pro
ce"dcd I" elect an Electoral Board.
| Major Foster presided at the meeting
| when the First ward was called
the nam" of Mr.. NJ. Glcuuan was pro
| posed. Captain Il. l.. Loyal was
| nominated from the Second ward
| Captain W. X. Mayo from the Third.
| j. Frank East from the Fourth. j W.
| hopkins from the Firth and j. L. Jen-
| kius from the sixth. Then all OF the
| gentlemen named We're unanimously
| elected.
The election of one member from the
| city at large WAS then taken up and
Captain Charles 6. Elliott was uuuui-
| muuSly chosen.
The gentlemen named are requested
| i"-m"rrow tMondayp morning. at II
| o'clock to appoint tn" judges and
! clerks Tor tn" primary
| Mr.. Lane. who yesterday decided TO
: enter the contest. is Il young lawyer
and member of the firm ur Warning
| X Lane
The matter of filling vacancy in
| the Executive Committc" was conSid-
cred. but il WAS decided that. mas
had been given. it would be-, impracti-
| cable To- elect a member al the com
| nG primary.
Captain u. Il. stevens. vino was
| spoken of us a possible independent
candidate for the Legislatures when
seen yesterday. said n" would not en-
| ter the race.
To-morrow nigh, the National Re
publican club viii probably uomi-
nat" a ticket ana il is said Mi Edgar
! kecfr will certainly hc one of the
| nominees
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Household and rditrhrn Furni;mre "a,
Auction.

NJ the request of the owner. who is
diSr"htinuinG housekeeping. + IT, Val
"ntin", general auctionccr. r. X Nor
riS. assistant. will sell ON tho premises
40 l'' FORK street. at II o'clock to-
morrow morning. all-thc furniture con
tanned therein. CunSiStiuu of nnlJ wal
nut ana cherry bedroom suits. pariur.
hHII dining room and Kitchen furniture.
also innpurt and EruSSrlS CururtS. mat
tlnSS. rugs. tin" sid"huards extension
tHbl"S. on" nm" rosewood piano -. uc-
tnN". folding beds. cruckyrv. glassware.
hric-a-brhc. pOrticrs. lace curtains. sill
N"fWAre. table cutlery. cooking ind
heating stoves all mattresses hair. I'm
ia"i everything usually found in a first
ti"SS family Residence. All of the above
furniture * iirSt-clasS in every respect
ana worth the attention of those i'm
need
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a STARTLING FACT!
MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
GH a
r ANGUS FRENCH PLY SICIAN.

The medical world for years has been
hafitrd 10y the problem. How to treat
nervous diseases successfully without
the use of medicines. as they soon lose
their beneficial effects aud really low.
IN" patient in a worse condition 4 dis
tinguiShcd French physician has ms,
made known that NJ uses Music" with
aihaHih%lN beneficial results in all Nor
N"uS troubles. aud in each and every
case permanent cur" Resulted Amcs
X iiurk. NJ. II. = tAIuSical Doctors) ofTrrs
Eratuitousiy the Following valuable ud-
vice; Mon who have wives ana dau3.h-
terS m%,ry@usiy disposed buy them an
~ ltiETT PIANO with charming
MANDOLIN ana HARP ATTACu-
Mt.NT, and notice how the bloom win
return To- those pallcd checks. ana nm
DER rs refined and beautiful Influence
that depressed condition will .nfir,l,.
disappear Buy them Il piano ana ini...
IN" strain on your pockrthook- ON
their nerves. Take this Tor vour fu
iuie prescription and do not throw yoiIr.
money away on worthless medicines
"FtR that tired feeling not Ho1D'S
SAiSA PA RILLA. RtT an ENERET'r
iIANo. Now a word for the EVER
~ I-Wh"n we secured the arc,lcy
llit"ch years ago. We were confident that
that wonderful tone would BRING it tn
me 'front.' rank Of pianos. and We ar.
proud and pleased L. say that W.. b"i,
not erred in oar estimate of its iinrnao
SurhhIN superior qualities our opiu-
ION mas been sustained ana indorsri Lv
ne Expert JudSrs ON Music OF the At
ANITA ENTpSiTION and tn. f.I-
lowing resolution was adopted Ly that
body unanimously.
Resolved. That the EVERETT PA
NOS are the BEST and our preference
OYER an others that they are the ONLY,
PIANOS to Toe used at this EXPOS
TION
OF course. YOU should know that ".
are temporarily located at pos Main
street near church, for the nc,t thirty
days ana ar" Offering some ASTONISHING.
bargains in pianos. organs and liz,
lures We shall move ~ with Watt
Nrtt'w {; Clay and occupy part of
second floor as soon as the huildinr
corner OF Main and CRANKY. is finished
we are selling It magnificent mnhu.,.-
NY upright grand for t2ej on easy pa>-
Inents if desired.
We are sole agents for the Youuan
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-06

L. ;. Department of Agriculture.
Weather Bureau. Norfolk. Va. Oct. >.
Local meteorological data for the
tWcnty-four hours ending mt S y. IN.
last night:
MAXIMUM Temperature .......... CT
MlnllnuIE temperature .... %
Normal temperature drduCed from
~ years obs, rVationS . 90
departure from normal .....
Departure since January LIST >.
Rainfall for - hours " d
tainlall since first of month d
j. j. GRAY. Observer.
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y whislus buoy for Experimental pur-
n"SrS mas been placed about seventy.
live feet W NW from tho Godurv ch;, n.
mel whistling buoy Ncw York Lower
Hay.
Notice is given that ON OF about Oc.
t"her -, 1888 tho whistius buoy. black
ana white perpendicular stripes now
h'""fod about 81 miles SIS T.. from
EASTERN Point Lighthouse. will h,
moved /" point. ia anuut lao fee, of
water. about -. miles =. s T. from can,
Ann Idsnth"Usc. Bearings are mag.
hetic ana distances urr given in uauti-
cal InilnS
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" t:ArIfEIt % s:I'bIkT.
Forecast Tor TODAY.

Washington, Oct. 9Th.
The barometer has fallen I'm all
N csp districts East of the Rocky
\ H' Mountains. II Is lowest North
II of Dakota, where IL has fallen
i rapidly during the past twelve
hours. There has been gen
eiai increase of pressure west OF the
Rocky Mountains
me weather continues fair in all dis
tficts. II is warmer In the Rocky Noun
tam districts, except North of Montana
where II is cooler. There has been no
change i'll temperature over the regions
East OF the Mississippi. Generally fair
weather Will prevail ON the Atlantic
coast and over the Central valleys on
Sunday.
virginia: Fair; Northeast winds, be-
coming variable: slightly warmer
North Carolina: Fair: North winds.
PORT CALENDAR
sun rises. Goa: sun sets, 5:Il High
water, lO:ll Il, IN. and 1921 D. m: Low
water. i:ui Il. III. and ~ y. M
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-06

Mr.. George ~ Carter. the Virginia
'mpcrSonator. will make his first APP
peaiance III Norfolk next Thursday
night at Mckcndrcc Church. in Bran
hi"ton. MIR. Garter has already made
hiihSeii lannon's in Richmond. where he
mas appeared To many crowded houses
Key. j. f.. SChoOliirld. the cvange-
list. says Mr.. Caricr'S entertainments
Is the best thing of the kind which
hav" ever listened TO- The daily press
of Richmond has given Mr.. Carter
many t1atterinG notices
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-06

Professor Gerard Rellczza will Omen
his dancing class at the Masonic TEN.
pl" with u soir"r on Friday evening.
october 4th. at y T.. m
Class nights for gentlemen. Mon
days. Wednesdays and !'ridays-lirst
class ON tn" 9Th. Tuesdays Thurs
days ana Saturdays for ladies'. nj 4
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school Of Art and Design.

MISS hlan"h" M"ncure licndrrn. who
has rcc"ntlV returned from Paris. where
81" devoted her vacation To study in
TN" famous Academy Julian of Paris.
announces in tu-duy's Nirrimiau that
Shr VIII resume her class in drawing
ana painting on the 18th inst l'u pills
can h" entered prior To- the OPENING, nr
IN" school by applying at studio No.
IL fut" street between 10 a m and |
H.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-06

1oe., Lovely Scotch Plaids for Chill
dren's Dresses. Close copy Of the
high-priced goods
i9c., Rich Dress Goods. Lovely Shad-
ings; should he 25c
g5c., S2-inch All-Wool Dress Goods: the
latest combinations of colors; very
stylish: This is a leader and fully
worth soc.
49c., 54-inch, Heavy All-Wool Storm
Serge in Black and Navy; would
be cheap a 75c
boc., Csc. 75c., and 81, High Novelties
in Dress Goods All the latest
Shades and Styles.
Lace Curtains from 49c TO SIS a pair.
Chelille Portieres from S2.25 to SIS n
pair.
Jap Gold-Leaf Drapery's. 70 10: 10 and
29c.
New Styles of Curtain Goods, 15c. to
45c. yard.
Popular Prices on Fall and Winter
Underwear.
WRIGHT'S, 1876 Main st.
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\ COSTLY FAVOR.

When the case of John Reynolds (Col-
oredl, charged With hrinG AN accessory
10 the stealing of SiNO from John Elmer
son Small hv lIluora StayiOr. was called
Rev uoldS testified that his only con
nCt'iuu with the affair was that Han
man lirpokS tcnlor"h came to him after
TIN" StaNlor woman was arrested and
stated that her mistress had gotten into
trouble. ana that she wanted To raise
money to set her out; that he ihcrcupon
loaned tn" Rocks woman So: that it
was his savings for years. and every
cent that hc had in the world. and that
u" was forced Ia borrow ten cents
with which To- Gct some supper after the
loan. Ills Honor thought the story inn
probable, and that the further evidence
showed Reynolds close connection with
the case. and accordingly sent the man
on 10 the grand jury under bond of $lOu
tor his appearances srinG unable -
civ" the surety, h" goes to Jail Roy
nolds claims thar this is hard return
for doing his friend Rocks 4 favor.
WARRANT DISMISSED.
The warrants sworn out by Or. y. l..
R"aNeS ,colorrd against Laura Davis
ana John Turner. charging them with
adultery. was dismissed yesterday with
costs To- The complainant. the Doctor
failing to appear against her when the
case was called. The Doctor is tho Same
party arrested some ti,ne .an ,i,,d,,, =,
charge of biya,nv ,nJ i.a,i,., Dn,'is -.
the girl whom he l,rt ,n,I.riad
CAN'T INSULT HIM
,rbosc ,,.l,o ,r.,,,,,,,, .,, n,u,
mr., imur"se.d ,,.i,i, a.. r.n, ~, IN n"i
is ON" nt,ic.,' ~, ~, ,a,a '''.' , ~.
Holiday Via ,,iri M, ,,amd ~, i,,I,
from nit,,r,. ,,,., 80, I,,.s IT, g." ',,,'' '.
nearly surca,.,,nd In Ern,l'i,o .i
Dirty Dozen. VIM ,ttcnrt,d 49, .,
him ON v"ri,ue nccnsio,,s ana ~ Ely
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winter NIerino Underwear.

The Cheapest Line ever shown IN
this city, FOR Ladies, Gents and chill
dren. Good, Heavy Underwear for the
little ones, 10. 10, 90, %. 81 l-2 and soc.
Ladies, Jersey-Ribbed and Plain
Merino Underwear, 20. 81 l-2, So 15c..
and 81. Best value ever offered.
Mems Winter Underwear: Biggest
Assortment. Lowest Prices. Cotton
Underwear. 25c.. was zoe Half Wool
Shirts and Drawers. 50c.: was 75c.. and
go on upward. LEVY BROS.
800 Modern Bargain Store,
ia Main street.
(, oyster Sandwiches at Macs, eenta.
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VI a. I.IiNt:S.
NOTICE

The annual meeting of the Stockholders
OF The GLASGOW DEVELOPMENT COM
PANf viii h" held at the oiiic,. OF In, SEQ
rotary No. ~ Main street. Norfolk IA
on TIT RSDAN, the 10Th iav of Crtoi,n,'
1879, at !. o'clock m.
WALTER T. IRVINE
, Secretary.
-N"''oIh' va sept 70. 1879. su2G-tdin
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James Ingram. trustee. ana NJ. y. and
L. y. George to w. J. Baxter, Jr., lot Of
land. with all improvements thereon
situated in Brambleton. in Brambieton
Ward, near the southern line OF High
land and Marshall avenues. considcra-
ton. 81 OOO
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MEETING

The quarterly meeting uith. NESS
MEMS ASSOCIATIONS viii Ia. held al
lnr,r rooms ON TUESDAY EVENING"
October sth. at u'viurE
t. NJ. HENRY.
., r,,.,.,,..., President.
Secretary. oc--ot
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-06

F.. w. stock vs.. Charles j. Pratt. In
assumpsit. Damages. So
+ W. Stock rs. John T.! Bonner. In
a3sumpSit. Damages. 500.
w. II. Burroughs vs John ~. Bolton
and G. T.. Nerdicr In assumpsit Dam
ages $500
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Extcm,iyc I,nnro,c,,,r,t.

"" are Offrrimg bridnl ur.sents
ana othci' goods in our line at cost to re-
due" stock prior 10 improving the into
rinr of cur store Call and get our
prices. Chapman X Jakemun. corner
Main and Bank streets
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-06
IT'S A SERIOUS CHARGE
That Upon Which Julius G, Gray. Well
Known Young Man, is Held.
SEVERAL COMPLIMENTS APPEAR.
They Say He Has Forged Orders and
Obtminrd Goods Under False Pre-
fences from Several business Meu
Confronted with His Accuscrs
Several Deeds Filed.

When the warrant against the young
white man. julius G. Gray formerly en-
ployed as billing clerk in the Office of
the Cid Dominion Steamship Company.
charged with forgery. was called in the
Police Court Yesterday il was found
that three additional warrants had been
sworn out AGAINST him. charging him
with obtaining money under false pre-
lenses. The first of the charges was
the warrant sworn out 10y Mr.. l.. g.
Oliver the halter. and Mr.. divers tcs-
timonH was to the effect that Gray had
obtained from him ha' valued at
$3.50 upon AN order rurpurtine To- hc
signed by Captain -. T.. Edwards.
which the Captain claimed to be 4 for
gerry
The other three warrants charging
Gray with obtaining goods under falSc
prctcns"s Were sworn out 10y Mcssrs
" l.. Wiginton n Co. who aiicgc thar
he obtained S5I.25 worth uC clothing
oyorcontS shirts. cuff buttons. etc
from them under the prctenSc TINT Cap
tain o. T.. Edwards was his guardian.
aud had instructed MIN Ia como to them
aud be fitted out preparatory tu leaving
for college. The Warrant OF MIR. r. l..
Stevens was tul 4 hat worth $40 q
can" worthSl.2j. and "A cap worth ~
cents. and that ct Mcssrs Odcnd'hal
Vicar " Gilbert Tor clothing 70 the
value OF $li-all of which these gentle
men claim that Gray secured from
them 10y reason of the same story tuld
to MCsSrs. WigintOu * co. The com
pla inantS allcgc that Gray. in order To
insure delivery OF the goods. ordered
them sent to Captain Edwards house.
whore Gray intercepted them. ana sign
inG Captain Edwards nam" To- the re.
c"ipts appropriated them To- his own
use. The Captain claims that GraV'~
purchases We're without his knowledge
or authority.
ATTORNEY l.. J Morris was retained 10y
the accused. AMI waving examination
i'm the forgery case, Gray was sent ON tu
tn" grand jury. The eases of false pre-
teu..cs were continued until neat Mon
day.
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SENT TO THE GRAND JURY.

When tho Warrant against f.mora
Stayior charged with r"hbiuG John
r.mmcrSon Small out of 500. was called
before Justice Burroughs In the Police
Court yesterday. -four of the legal fra
tolnity appeared as counsel in the ease
y number nt witnesses were examined
on both %iu"S, and several THIS between
t"unsc! respecting the admissahility oi
certain evidence occurred. creating in
t"rrst and som" amusement among tho
Spectators. MIR l.. J. No-ris handled
tn" case well FOR his client. MIR. Small
and succeeded in having his Honor
hOid tn" Staylor woman FOR the grand
jury without bail. Th" warrant
charging John Reynolds and Hannah
Rocks tbOth COlorcD with being ncCrS-
series Ia tn" crime. were then tried and
they ais" We're sent On Ia the grand jury
Ills Honor allowing them L. br bailcd in
The sum of 500 each for their appear
ancc.
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w" vii receive Monday a ear of fancy
apples grapes ANA White Heath upurh.S
Can carly. y. T. Bloumt x co. no /.
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| Eye. Ear. Nose and Throat. Consul.
tation free. ls6 Main street. Norfolk
/ ' u
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James Thomas Goodwin to Lulu Anna
Mason (whitc).
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q CARDI

/ wish TO inform my friends that have
accepted q position with Dl'NSTON Il
SlLN.f;Woob. Cln'hicrs. Merchant Tall
ors aud Gents Furmishcrs. 100 Main street.
and viii t." glad TO have them call on me
at the above place
oc3-lW CUNS II RI-T'rEp
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we are sole agents for the Youman
Hat. Goldman x UofaeiEvv.
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SPECIAL OPENING THIS WEEK.

aeW Fall Dress Goods. Lace Gurt.. in =
Chenille poriicrrs. Curtain Goods
and Drnpery =. Ladies'. Gents EN-
and Children. sndcr-
wear. Wrights,
1876 Main
Street.
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NOTICE.
FRENCH AND CERTAIN,

Madcmoisellc y. l.. Jacot will resume
her private classes in French and Ger
man on Tuesday. October the LIST
Hours 10 suit business men For terms
ana other particulars apply to her at
her rooms, No. PA FREEAIASON
STREET s.oa-p,v
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-06

The nobbicst line OF hats to found in
Hofhcimcrs.
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oyster Sandwiches at Macs. eenta.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-13
Set e~ubanife cprcr.

Dptan5en paa Cuba bar MI anita.
get ct oDerorosutligt tort Smiau1.
let lDne8 at bare Igtte5 Oprgrerne at
Iaa 6OoiGite NOT / ben riae Brouino5
Santlago be CUBA til at oraaniiere en-
prOotlorlit Rc9iertug. 8cgiering8s
troppcruc ipne5 life at 6ape baut nc,
gen lt6rrc 5rem8an9, iioen General
iapteln NsortiHej be Gamyos bar madt.
let pcuOe titbaGe III Sapaua on bar
Icnbt til Spauien eiter 10000 6ielpe.
trooper.
Get 'onimer M oil pad, bporfRnae
Spanlen fan bOtoe uO meo fine rune.
rcoe Giuauier. spanien5 gielo bele.
Der ii9 til 1928 Miaioner Dollars.
unoerltuooct / Statsbus bolouinaeu CT
@troniit, % 2anoets areoit CT iom Tefae
berni meget oaarlig. 6oi3 Gprgrerue
fan oeo 0ielp at Oeres mqatiae 5or.
ouuo5I9ae, ben guIe Sober, botoe no
ct Bar, iaa cr Der uoij9t til, at Spa.
MEN oil 6liue ngot til at aiue Cuba
Jri5eo, buittet for tangc iloen buroe
uTret gj0rt.
Soi8 BET life lgttes Gpauierue at
tue GprGret ben toutmenoe Biuter, bar
man goot Sanb ON, at Dprsrerne uit
naa TT gaaI, men isrit eiter EN- aare.
fang % bitter Stamp, iom oit laaae
Den zoe og frGoe ubDre Dire. Oct er
IGr8eti8t, at Der life iinosS noaen uo.
pei, boorUeo man fan ItnuOle oenus
l~l9noi8e Interchangeable. Ser funoe
5reo%soennerne iaa QnteOniug til at
BRUCE jim 5noilpoelie for at iaa BEN
ipanite Re9ieriug til at gipe Cuba BEN
6ribeo, ben ~forlanger. 0le6ens man /
europa, iiar i Gn9lauo, taller iaa
parmt ior be iorintgte % unOertrptte
Nrmeniere, iaa l6iter iugen en- Saano
ior Gubauerne eIer flyer ct gOot Gro
Tor benz.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-13
6 a..

st SonbDre. SHicererne paa 81
ipanite arissitibe "Sandes 9arais,
tequi" % "Wtariu Gbrtliania" beret,
ter, at be iprleben peb Colorado Bret
iaa ct raoiomt Sgubpre. eler ilere al
benz, ium bar minbIt $50 SOB lanse.
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