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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1895-02-22
canrohert,s Memory Defended.

Paris, Feb. 13.-A duel with swords
was fought today between Lieutenant
Marcel Canrobort, son of the late Mar
shall Canrobort, and M. Hubbard, So
cialist member of the chamber of depu-
ties. The combat arose over an express
sion used in the chamber by NJ. Hub
bard during a debate on the credit for
the marshafs funeral, Hubbard receiv-
ed deep wound in the chest.
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Inset the Train.

Carthage, Mo-, Feb, 13.-The Frisco
passenger train, south bound. struck a
broken rail a mile this side of Cretline.
Kas., this morning. The mail and bag
gage car, two coaches and a sleeper left
the track. the sleeper being turned up
side down. No one was seriously hurt.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1895-02-22
OVER A FOOT OF SNOW IN TEXAS
The Heaviest Fail in the History OF the
Southern Part of the State.

Galveston, Texas, Feb. 14,-Snow began
falling here early this morning. At II
O'Clock it was IL inches deep on the level
and still fahng, the heaviest in the his
tory of southern Texas. The fall is gen
eral over the state.
San Antonio Texas, Feb. 1.-THE heav-
lest fall of snow ever known here is on
the ground. 1t Is over six inches deep
and still falling.
SNOW IN NEW ORLEANS.
New orleans, Feb. 1i.-Snow has been
falling since II a. M, covering the ground
an inch deep The sight has not been wit
messed here for nearly 20 years.
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A HARD QUESTION ASKED.

you admit" interrupted Mr.. Ding
ley, that such Sill 600 of gold has
been purchased to maintain the gold
reserve. How did the treasury obtain
the money to meet the deficiency in
The revenues of $109 000, 000?"
MIR. Wilson replied that ii was partly
true by the operations of the endless
chain of process by which gold was
drained from the treasury that some of
the money obtained from the sale of
bonds had been transferred to defray
the current expenses. He called Mr..
Dingley's attention to the fact that UNI
der the national bank act of 1874 the
bank notes, being redeemed by the treas
ury could be used by conversion to
drain the treasury of gold as we'll as
legal tenders.
Mr. Dingley, however. insisted upon
a more specific answer to his original
question, and Mr.. Wilson finally admit
| ted that large amount of gold re-
ceiVed from the sale of bonds had been
! used to meet the deficiency in the reve-
! nues Then Mr.. Dingley, recurring to
! Mr.. Wilson's former statement about
/ the transfer of the bank trust fund
! to the available assets of the treasury,
/ declared that not one dollar of that
| fund had been used to defray current
expenses.
THE difference between your methods
and ours" replied Mr.. Wilson lis that
when we needed money we borrowed
it. When you needed money, you Dor
rowed it from the trust fund
Mir. Dingley insisted that the FUND
was not used until 1893, whereupon Mr.
| Wilson cited him Secretary WINDOW
report, stating that on September Is
1890, the only available cash in the treas
ury was the amount of the trust fuht
turned over to that account in the pre-
cedng July. This ended the fencing
and Mr.. Wilson continued his argument
Secretary Carlisle in borrowing TIM
gold had only done what Mr.. Sherman
had done. He had sold per cent 30
year bonds at the rate of 104A. with tn
right to substitute at par per cent
gold bonds If the government contin
ued to maintain its traditional policy
the per cent bonds would be virtual
payable in gold. because the govern
ment was bound to maintain all its cur
rency on parity. As bonds will be pal
in gold. il was the sense of the ways an
means committee that there ought nc
to be any hesitation in making tines
bonds payable in gold and saving t
. the government interest charge
amounting to over S16,0Oo,000. The ques
ton presented here Is whether we wi
d substitute for a 4 per cent. coin 3o-yea
bonds a per cent bond"
Mr.. Mcmillan asked If 1t would ne
be possible to raid the gold reserve
the future as in the past
Mr.. Wilson replied that 1t has III
v doubtedly been possible since the fir
day of resumption of specie payment
but said 1t would not be done If we ca
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1895-02-22
maintain confidence so our currency
will be as good as gold.



HOPKINS SPEECH.
Mr. Hopkins said the resolution was
whether the government at this late
day should by the extraordinary meth
DDS of President Cleveland and his sec
rotary of the treasury, change its estab-
lished currency under S5 years of repub-
lican rule, and make its bonds payable
in gold. Why did not the president call
the attention of these foreign capital
lists to the fact that this country had
settled policy. If the statement of Mr..
Wilson had been true, that coin was
really as good as gold. and meant the
same thing. why did not the president
tell the capitalists so. Il oppose this
resolution" continued he. because 1t
will destroy the credit of the United
States. In the future it would be neces-
sary to put the word gold into every
bond"
The bondhoder was directly interest
ed in driving this country to silver
basis and sending gold to premium.
The Rothschilds by this means could
double the value of their holdings. Sec
rotary Folger had extended the vast
sum of $500, 900, 600 A per cent. bonds at
3 per cent. in the open sunlight before
plause) even the loans of this admins
tration had before been made in the
open market with the American people
in the light of day; they had been made
for 10 years at less than per cent.
! Now there had been made a contract
with a foreign syndicate by which the
government received 500 900. 900 less than
similar bonds were selling for in the
open market on the very day the presi-
dent had sent his contract to congress
with bride of $4,000 900 to get its con-
sent secret loan was negotiated foi
higher rates than any civilized coun-
try was paying on its debt. higher even
! than bankrupt Egypt, little Norway, oil
any other country.
1.-The president" said the speaker
"penned this message, not from patriot
ic purposes, but for politics. and that
alone He wanted to throw the respon
sibility on congress of making this loa1
negotiated by his former law partner
| say, for one" he asserted land | hope
/ speak for the entire republican side
and the great mass of the democratic
party, that I cannot be made particep:
crimnis to this attempt of the presden
to prostitute the financial standing o
this great country"
Mr.. Hopkins then yielded to Mr. Can
non republican. He sketched with bit
ing sarcasm the abortive attempts mad
to pass legislation for the relief of tn
treasury, saying the presidents las
message was responsible for the Spring
er bllPs Second birth" He denounce'
the contract made by Carlisle. and the
expressed the opinion that If a repubii
can secretary of the treasury made tn
contract this democratic house woul
have impeached him. The republica
side gave him round after round of ap
/ plauSe.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1895-02-22

contract this democratic mousse Wouln
have impeached nm Ihe republican
side gave him round after round OF ap-
plause.
OTHER SPEECHES.
MI trosNehor' iiielioer VI 'ne ways
ana means committee opPoseu 'he ,eso-
luton. lie pointed out ,ia' wi'iiou'
consultation with CONGRESS- .i,e se'i e''-
ry ol the ,reasuiy hau PliNa'eis en'V'Vu
INTO contract win .he Not,sci,i,os anu
MOI cams 10 purchase 6oi" VIII
pohos OF the government, AZ i".. VI
interest," almost per cent hisiie INA"
the last pohu issue' anu nov saNe IN
gress the oP'ioh VI SUBS ei'"''hs ioi
these com bonus, soio poiius az pei
cent Inc only aiteiilat'Ne o'ie'eo to,i-
gress was 10 go pack on ,ile ions es'ap,
''7,s' - - ,s.s,.
Naitber tho honor credit nor integrity
/ of the government was involved. This
was an attempt to force revolution in
or financial policy.
Mr.. Daniels of New York in three
| minute speech, argued in support OF the
resolution.
Mr.. Coombs OF New YORK also favored
/ the resolution. He did not know Wheth-
er the secretary of the treasury mad
made the best possible bargain, but he
/ did know the necessity which drove
/ him to obtain gold was Imperative.
Mr., Bryan was then recognized to
control an hours time in opposition to
the resolution. He yielded 10 minutes
to Mr.. Mcmillan, VINO gave MS reasons
why he preferred at this time to forego
the opportunity to save the people $780,
900 year in interest charges. 10 DO so
would be to discriminate against those
of our own people, who in the dark
hour of their country's distress took the
governments bonds and Kept the gov
ernment's obligations as good as gold
Those people. or others like them
will continue to keep their country
credit good, and all the powers on eai'i
or in hell can not prevent IT, zap
plause.)
DICK RT,AND TIP.
MI SIMPSON opposeu 'ne e..it,''
III s,ioi epesoh 49,, s9.''e 49,
remarks ny Messis iiuii.h'
anu NoI.hwas asai , ..ie III, III W. w.,
Blaho' the SILVER auNooa'e, 'ooN ~
moor anu III iii'sins 'peeei, app
TO .he HOUSE no, 10 SUI ,e.,oe' ~ va
soia kihss, 'nie n 80
MI pia'.o eo'',eu wy III,
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MI opiihsei i"si7'eu -. -
0 aoestloti at i'sue "ae 80 ooo 900
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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1895-02-22
TOM REEDS SPEECH.

Mr. Reed, in the course of his remarks.
said: Il have witnessed periods of
great emotion, and have noticed that
1t very often happens in the history of
this house and of this country, that even
those which seem to be very stirring
and striking. and to portend a tremen-
dous future, are not thought much of a
fortnight after their occurrence. l
admit, however. the Importance, in
many ways, of the proceedings of this
house at this time.
1.-The bonds today ought to stand in the
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1895-02-22

Washington, Feb. 14-As soon as the
journal had been read, Mr.. Catchings.
from the rules committee. reported the
special order under which the house
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-10-04

Der 8ampf UNI bic bur6 bic Reiisna.
tion ees Serrn gbiQips erlebiste Stsae
zines Superintenoenten Der 6ffentliden
S6ulen ipiro elm iebr bartnddiger iein,
penn beice 8eperber. Serr Safob s. 2anss
ule AUDI 9rof. Sppea. iinb tiihtise
Didnner. gu 8uniten bss Ssrrn 9anse
ipreden in uniern Aussn isbO6 stpei
Puntte, bic niht auBer 2lugen eeleBt
tperoen ioIten: SIM Mess Der gromo,
tion seblbrt ibm Der 8orrans, bsnn er III
iebt Prins,pal Ger So6iduIe uno iulte
natur8emdB bic nddits Stufs bei6rsi.
ten; bann oarf in stpsiier 2inie ni6t
auber Idt seIahen iperben, baB Serr
2angs beutiaer slbfunft 1T unb bemsu.
folse uniere beionoere 9eridibtieune
peroient. -Sn bic Sdulfrass ioate bic
Polltit nidt bineinaesosen peroen unb
piro es au6 tpabri6sinIi6 nibt; unb
I'm Yunfte Der Sdbisfsit fur oas Nmt
itebt Serr 2anss ieinem Witbenerbsr in
ni6iS na6. ia er ibertrifft psnisIbsn in
manter Siniidt.
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Stdegratb.
SeIect Council.

Select Council, 26. Sept.
I'm ben pielen, bic Straben perlper.
renben uno psrunreinisenoeu Saubtarrer
unb 2undpdeen ben 8araus su MAIDEN,
bat @bittenoen eine Oroinans in bieisl
8eriammIuns einserei6t. psIde fiji
ertere cine $50 unb Iebtere cine Sl0O
Stsuer poribreibt unb im 8eiaerunss.
faQe cine Strais bon SIS bis $50 erbsbt
8o4e iaste aus, bnB er in 3ufunfl
oarauf beitebsn tperoe, baB allen Wsees
beipillisunsen cine 8Iauiel susefiiai
tperbe, bic ss ben Strabsnbabn, 8eiells
itaften sur BHidt madt. ben SuBpai.
ianten bas @essrs6t su eeben unb lis
,pinsen foq. ansubaIten, bis iolbe bic
StruBe suerit sefrsust baben.
Sn Saden oer @rtbeiIuns bss Con.
traftes fur metulii6e ,.SiIe Sales" bss
ri4tete oaS @omite su 9uniten Der 5en.
ton Wetaaie Gpmpanis, ba bic anesrs
Gompanie ni6t ibr 4nsebot boafdnbie
bate.
Sn einem Idnseren Sdreiben beri6tets
Stabtcontroaeur gSibmuper, bab in bsm
judgments uno Sneioentalfonb elm Des
fight bon So. .672.44 sntitanbsn iei. baa
er bur@ 3usiebuns Der SO. 900 8eisrbs
fir 1894 oeden muB.
Die Heiolution, ipeIbe bem @pntraitct
&oons cine 3eiiuerIdnseruns bon istsie
Iasen sur Ssrtisfsauns bss IA Ware
ItsussinnaIs erIaubt. iparo bonn Wapor
obne nnteribrift suriidseianot, nit Ssm
Serwels. baB eine OroInans pa3u n6tbip
iei feline ReioIutIOn.
Die Grnennuns bon Sranf 3. Senber,
irn ais Snipettor bss @Iap apsnue 9Fa,
tiers unb 6arber Gourt Ab3ussianaIs
puroe ansenommen, ebenio tpie bic st.
nennun9 bon Sobn Telion ais Baum.
ipettor fur spei tpeItere Sabre.
Staotannalt Sorrep beri6tete, bab er
nirsenbspo eins Nutoritdt fineen Tonne,
tusI8e bic @rridtuns bon @ebduben bon
wsni9er ais brei Stodperfen berbiete
uno bic eiesbeslsli6e bon Gbiitenbeh
sinsereidte Orpinuns muB iett fallen
selaGsn tpereen.
8psi 9lnSetote sur Gonhruftion zines
3pelsabalssianalS an Gapouie 4penue
IN Green 8lose uno fir sinen aueeren an
Srblns 4penue. ObeIbnIb DiuIberip
StraBe, tpurosn perIeIen.
gine bon Wanlsp siuesyeidte ReioIu,
lion fiir cine aemelniame SiSun9 beiber
3peiae ess Siabtraibes am 30. Sept,
iur @rpdbIuns Der 9ieuiiOn' uno 4ppeI.
tations' Seb6rbe tpuroe auf ben Slit
seIsst, ba Der Mapor iiber cine biesbs,ass
Iiae ibm borIlesenoe Reiolution nod
niht entibisoen bate.
Cine RsiolutiOn puroe nngenommen.
Die bic .. & 8. Sabn anpeiit, ibre
Stationsplatfprm an Gberrp Srabe
une Wufbin9ton apenue au entfernen.
Die Oroinanl ipelde Der Baaep gaIs
ienser Strubsnbabn Gompanis erlaubt,
bre @eIeiie mad petersburg su perIan.
germ, pa1irte brittle 2eiuns, iporauf Der.
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taauns erfoIste, ba fsin Quorum mebr
anipeIsnb mar.

taauns erfoIste, ba fsin Quorum msbr
anipeienb tpar.
Common Council, 26. Sept.
SIN eieier 8eriammIuns paiiirts bic
Oroinan3. tpel6e bic $4,000 fur bas
9iaeuft an ben Sonb sur Anfabrt Der
Sriten Gberipeiit.
Sie Orblnan3, tpeIte bic SabriGnsllis.
felt bon StraBenbabnipagsn auf iebs
DleiIen bic Stunbe rebusirt unb cine
anSere. bic SIS Steuer idbrIi1 auf isben
StrabsnbabnWassn i&ldst. purOsn
sinitis beridtet.
SebSis 8runbeisentbumsr bon Der
erten Naro rei6ten eine 9ui1rift elm.
in Der iie ii6 tber uneeniisenben S&ut
bel Seuern bstIastsn unb um bic Sta.
tonlrun8 elmer Seueripebrcompanis in
beiastem Diitrift na6ludten; benz be.
treff. @cmite uub Ssusr6sf tibertpisIen.
Oroinansen fur 3psisubsussfandIe in
Der ID. Barb, entIans 1bsiIen bon Ga.
pouie Gpenue, 9ieip gorf unb 2ar1
Straben. purben bon Seamans sinse.
re6t
Die Oroiuansen sur 9naheruns bon
Oliue StraBe. stpiihsn Wonros unb
Vtaolion apenue, uno Sur 2ssuns boa
Sement Seltentpe8en paGirte erite une
sipelte 2eiuns. Eel britter 2eiuns paHir.
ten bic folsenben: ben 2pbu Der ON
lidotliben Nrbeiten Anssitellten fejtiess
ero; Sonbs fur bic 2inben unb Spruee
Straben 8rIden iibsrtrassnb flr bic
glipeIiruns bon 8ee6 Strabs, apii&sn
@ropn unb Stpns apsnues fur einen
3peisabsusStanaI on gsnn apenue,
slpii6en @reen Ribss unb DsIaipare
Straben; fir bic Nipsairuns bon sSiG.
more auenue, stuii6en Daibburn nab
Optiion Straben; ftir grlpsitsruns snN
Serbeheruns BON RobinIon Strass.
5olsenbe RefoIutionen pnrbsn bsH
beiben Speissn sutsebsiben: fir StsiHs
platten Seitenpeeen an aafasette
Strabe, bon Wcin bis sur Sillmere
apenue; oas Anerbisten Der Barber
aspbalt Gompanie sur 9Haferuns BON
Webiter apenue 3u s2.58 bic Nuabrat.
parb annebmenb; baB bic @Uisn on
@lap apenue. tpeIde sesenpdrtis ss.
pfaitert tuire, 4spbaIt anitatt 8adRsias
ien iOasn; fit einsn @uFsrfod on ssr
gde bon Srpine Nbenue unh Bes&
Sirabe; ben Gontraft fur StsiHplat,ea
Seltenpese in Der 4. unb 81. @arb an
Jiorb Wain Npenue an We9laap & 60.
iiberipeiieno; eem Dm. 9Iums grlauk-
nb sebenb, Seiientpsss Dor isinsm Gi.
aentbum gu lesen.
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Suumpre.

- Die SeusraIarm 8afsn iinb eiuees
trofen unh wsrben in einigen 3aSen aufs
seiteat tperben.
Serr Oscar 2uSpis tpirb nit ieiner
NamiIie bon 8lafsIp no9 Der gSeit
DrInter Strabe umsisbsn.
- Gin iunses 8inb bes Sobn Sussertp
bon 0rinter Strabe perIor am Samitas
tpdbrenb bem SpisIsn Elm 9luse, inbem
elm Stdd SoIs bafelbs serfbrte.
- 4uf Sport Siq fanb am Sonntas
unter ben StaIienern tpieber einmaI cine
Ste4affaire tatt, bel ber SuIpano 8rep.
milo oem slntonio TufaIo stpei DoI6iti@e
in bic Seite beriebte, bic aber nidt se.
fdbrlib iinb. Brepniio tpurbe arretirt
uno benz County 9efdnBniB iibertpieien.
- Ser 8aui6reiner Nrtbur Gurtia
BON bier fiel am 0iontas Ra6mittaa
BON elmer 8afiteintpanb beS neuen @oulf
9ebduees an 2inben Strabe unb tpurbs
beiinnunBslos aufseboben unb mad oem
2adaipanna Soipital senommen, mo Ell
pdbtenb bes Gbenbs obns porberise gr'
lansuns Der 8eiinnuns farb.
- 9is @obnuna bon Soablep Bar
Camp an DUDLEY Strabe purpe lester
OonneritaS pdbrenb bes Sturmes bon
8Iib aetrohen uno iturf bei6dbist; Srar
San @amp, bic alIein su Sauie mar, ii
burh ben 8libitrabl eri6ittert, abe,
ni6t tpeiter perlebt tporben. Sn Der
Ro. 6 2Deisbubn StraBenbabnpaser
lief Elm 8libItrabl uno brannte bic Dia'
| i6inerie aus.
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@bonnirt auf baS
~SSO6enblatt"
$500 per Sab
Seri6tlt6e8,

Sn bem Sale bon Srau Warp Roberts
seeen bic 8. & $. Gompanie fur $50. 900,
bruhten bic 8si6porenen einen Sprud
bon SO. .302. .88 elm. Sic bate bic @om'
panic fur ben COB ibrss Gattsn periIast.
SIR bas am nd9fen Wontae besins
nenbe Dper unb Serminer @eridt. bas
spei Wo6en bausrn ioa, bat Der Dihrifts
antpalt Sobn &. SOnes 276 Sale arrans
sirt uno unter biefsn befinben ii4 sipei
WorbfdQe.
Siinf iunse 4bbofaten iinb am Wlon'
tag sur Braris am bieiisen @sritt suse'
Iafien tporben. ndmIid: Sobn S.
Diurpbp. W. s. @alib. ROscoe Dale.
8m. $. &oe unb aaron Q. 8pper.
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Cine Nnlaee bes xbe 9asies' Sore
Journal.

Das The Ladies Home Journal BAL
ioeben in PbilabeIpbia sinen 8aupIab
ansefauft. Der ausemein ala elmer Der
beften in Der Stabt bess 6net pirb. 0as
gisentbum liest an 0aInut uno Ss9fer
SiraBe unb Srenst lOmit an stpei Der
bdbi6eiten Squares in BbilabeIpbia, bas
berlbmte Snoepenoenee Square DftIit
uno oas @aibinston Square iiiblid
Das ernorbene gisentbum umiabt ftni
Cots. 9lm nG6ten |. Dtai wsrben bic
oarauf itebenosn Sduier abseriiien, um
Haum su MAIDEN fur eine 8sbduoe, bas
$3.50. 900 foiten uno sans uno gar BON
benz journal benIbt psrbsn tpirb. Die
perani6la8te SauSsit puo swei Sabre in
Gniprub nebmen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-10-04

Die scranton tribune" bonn letter
Sreitas msint, bic Ntip gorfer garab'
fir eine liberaIe Sonntassfeier iei eint
anar6iitiide 8unbsebuns setpefen uni
aiebt i'm edten 8nopnotbins' 8eite ben
IbeiInebmern ben Ratb. na6 einem ou'
oeren 2anbe aussutpunbern, ipenn iie nit
ben bieiissn 3ufdneen ni8t 3ufrieben
ieien.
gir sIaubsn. BOP bic 0sutitsn in
Rstp DOrf sans gut tpiHen. mas iie su
tbun uuo 3u loHen baben, obne oes Ra'
tbes muderiib ansebau6ter Sncpnotbs
inss Sournals su bebirfen. Dos 8ebt
Der Burger, sssen Die fanatii6e auS'
fiibruns peralteter unb miblisbieer Sc.
isbe bur6 6HentIi6e 8sriammIunsen
uoer llmslse su protCitieren, 1T curt Die
Der. Ct. 9erfahuns ssipdbrIeiitet.
Wit 8roieiten aaein aber iperoen it'd bic
8iirser Nsn gorfs ni6t besnisen. iOn.
bern bel Der na6hen @abI bic San3e
Wudsrbapbe gum 5smpeI binuus iasen,
Oa bies cine Niecerlase Der republiiuni.
Iben Bartei beoeutet. 10 tpunbert es uns
ni6t, penn bic Tribune" idon isbt
oarob Sau6srimmen smpiinbet uno ibrsm
S6merse 2uft maht,
ueber SaS rebOIutiondre 8urseben Der
Srldnber bon Chicago. tpeI6e often ben
Rrie8 esssn cine bsfreunosts Wa6t pre-
bissn unb ibre 9ancSleute auforoern.
iid su bisiem Spsde miIitdriib ;u orsas
niiieren unb su beipuffnen. bat bic ,1ri.
bune" binseeen fsiu @ort bss 1abeIs.
10 febr berieIbe aud an pIabe ipdre.
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- @dbrsnb eines 8erbbres in einem
8lasefaae bon Sen,p ban Sranf sesen
Gbrift Sausmenn Dor bem SriebenSrids
ter gteuberser gu 9afton, Pife County,
itsllte Der Srieoensri4tsr on SauSmann
bic Sraee, oh sr bic Sadie nitt ifli6ten
pDae. .Su. i'd mil ss isst idIidten". 4.
ertpieoerte Sausmann unb idoB bem
Jfeubereer cine 8ussI stpiiden bic sIu.
gen, baB er itsrben ipirb bonn i6oB er
oem @pnftabIe Senrp Auif sIei4falIs
cine 8usel ins @sfi6t unb fsusrts msbs
rere Sblfe auf Srauf ab, bon benen
tsiner traf. Ser Gbater entflob unS
tuirb oerfoIst.
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Satarrb Fam ni6t furirt werse

ourd locale appIicatiousu. ba fis ben Sib Der
Sra fbtit niht errsihen t6uusn. aatarrb if
elue 8lui. upsr &pnftitutions. .8rontbeit uuo um
fie gu beilsu mlbt Sbr irnsrIids SeiImittsI
nebmen. paas Satarrb.aur miro einasnom
men uno pirtt pirett auf oas But uno bic
idIstmiae Obsrfdbe. SalEs Satarrb.Sur if
feline 0uudfaIbsr.Msbijiu. ole puros felt
5abren pom einem Der btfeu aerjte bi,les
eanoss peroronet uno III Elm resslmdbisss
8tcept Sie bsitebt aus osn bsiten bstannien
Bonita psrbunoen nit ben bsiten Blutrtiuia
udssmitteln. bic oirtft auf bic SdIeimober.
hdde wirfsn. Sis poIItommene 0trbinouna
Der 3lpe StitauctbttIe 1T 60, mas fold, uunoei.
uoIle RsiuIiate bel Der psiuna Don Satarrb Der
90 brinst Cast Gu& 3eusuiiIs umiOnit iaidsn.
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Seipeauua i'm Sreien

unb CUTE GrnGbruna iur @sniss foltt Sfintsr
1tiune MAIDEN. 9tietn abr aintsr an irrofu-
lSisu. plut. cher @spsbsfranfbsitsn, II ibr 9ui
unretn, ibr 8siiht eurh gtultn cher 9l6sben
sntftlIf, 10 iuais ibusn bic ribtist Wspi,in stse-
ben pfretn. DIR. pir1's Golden Medical
Discovery trinst ben arrper in ben esnlbar
btlfsn 3uifanp. IS TsiEiOt eas 9luL Ttst bic
esbsr ~ n9sImGhar attuupr 5batisfeit an
une ptrisibt etm Syhtm 6siunhbtit uue Si6rfs
5iir fItirG tlaift f&wSdliht ainen il has
Discovery" has ri&iias Ritts, um lie ilarf
une frSftia ~ mahtn. gle btismntu raeur6
stiunets 6Itii6 uni 20 pienetbt ibusn ni5t,
ME bic pui6isptusn etbrtbrau. prGpiTaR. 6iir
itint bsiltnet 8raft pire aarantirt cher i'm
Sale ice gtriassus has 8sIp iuriidssasbsu.
DIR. ptueeis Pellets furirtn 8trfepfuns,
aOpfibmegsn, 8apauunssbsi6psrbsu unb
Dpspspilt. Gin piahsn cine Driis. Se allen
SduelsTn Iu babm.
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Sefanntmacbuua.

Sitrmit iur etnutuisnabmt etr Bmilttm
ron StrdnieA une umssstup, eas br btutIat
6Titbbpf an sisrs gSlibinstpu assnus nunmtbr
Der etuiitsn tp. lutb. 3iCnssfmfintt jur Der.
paltans nbsrirastn purpe uue bae Mnpsllun-
sen frr SsSrabntbUlGBs auf etmitlbtn Nrp. SIS
eadapanna Aptuus ju babsn line.
SCRANTON, pa, ben f6. Stpt. 1895.
3o.3p 9pbn @rtintL, Sihttir
hsr hsutldsn 60. luib. .3ions @smtinpt.
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2anb III perfdufen.

l80 ader. elm SbsiI oapon gutss Grassland,
allss belpdiiert; lisgt in 8parina 8root SoWH
ibip. nsitlih an Die 8urms bon Rug gbiaips
uno 8nrnsp SIoeum sr:njeuo an Der Roro.
ieite an bos 9ano bon Gdsrt uub i'm Often an
9obn Rullen. Die 3abluuas asbefinguu9en iino
leidt uup Der neerigfte 8reis bss 9anOes lit
a6t Dollars 90 Fno lpeber SobIsn nod
RinsraIien reierpirt Rdbere austnnft sisbt
Sobn Staut ODER aud in Der Office oss
,BodenbIatt'. 22,ba