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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-08-21

The infant Child of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Broders died yesterday.
1t costs only 81 TO join the A. o. U. W.
now for limited time, where it formerly
cost S. 50.
The y. S. Courts have recently held that
the differt IT states can enforce the game
raw on gd 'ernment lands.
AS will be seen by the U s. atarsbal's
notice of sale published elsewhere the Cow.
an residence will be sold at public sale on
Sept. 25. in this city. This is a splendid
residence property, and even in these hard
times the sale will Le bound to attract the
attention OF buyers.
AD immigrant train Of twelve wagons
arrived here today from South Dakota. and
encamped in Springfield bottom They
expect to locate in this section. The peo-
ple spent some time in Union county but
were not f@yorably impressed with that
country, go continued their journey. This
train makes person think Of old tin es il
Oregon.-Eugene Guard.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-08-21

Ar THE COLLEGE Miss Alice Porter
has been appointed instructor in type
writing aud stenography in the Albany
college. She is a graduate OF the Holmes
Business College, and is well equipped
for the position, as well as being very
popular young lady. Miss Clara Gard,
thoroughly competent teacher recently
in the public schools, has also received
an appointment and will have charge Of
the intermediate department,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-08-21
GladneSs Comes

xATith q better understanding of the
w transient nature of the many phys
cal ills, whieS vanish before proper ef-
forts-gentle eetfs.ts-pleasant efforts
rightly directed. There is comfort in
the knowledge, that so many forms OF
sickness are not due to any actual dis
ease, but simply TO a eonstipated condi-
tion Of the system, which the pleasant
family laxative, Syrup of Figs. prompt
iy removes. That is why it is the only
remedy with millions of families, and is
everywhere esteemed so highly by all
who value good health. Its beneficial
effects are due to the fact, that it is the
one remedy which promotes internal
cleanliness without facilitating the
prgaps ~ which it acts Ii is therefore
all important. in order to get its bene-
ticial effects, to note when you pnr-
chase, that you have the genuine arti-
Gle, which is manufactured by the Cali
tornia Fig Syrup Co. only and sold by
ell reputable druggists.
If in the en- soyment of good health,
and the system is regular. laxatives or
other remedies are then not needed. IL
afflicted with any actual disease. one
may be commended to the most skillful
physicians, but II in need of q laxative,
one shonld have the best, and with the
well-informed everywhere, Syrup OF
figs stands highest and Is most largely
used and gives most general satiS1sction
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-08-21

CNNHE Let Us Reason To-
AoME getheri Is it not bet-
ter to buy your Bread, Pies, Rolls, Cakes,
etc. at reliable store where they use
only the Best material-why OF course
ls-you don't want dyspepsia and yons.
never get il by eating anything from on
store. u. s. BAKERY
Bet Ellsworth and Lyon End st.
g. D. yANDYKE. Proprie
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-08-21
SCRATCH
AND
SCREAM

Ny baby broke out with q rash. He would
ecrafeh and scream. II would take two 20 hold
him, and one 10 put medicine on him. We had
10 hold him sometimes an hour before We could
get him quieted down. Ali said that they never
had 10 tie his hands tight In O cloth, night and
day, for Ave months. My sister had ueed CUTI-
CURA, and began 10 use It. 1fter only one
application, he lay do,1n and sleptas ne bad NOS
for month, poor litilo fellow. He has not scar
on him now and Is ns fair and his fesh is ns soft
as any baby While he had this disease had TO
cut the sleeves out Of his clothes, and pnt gauzo
Keen pieces OF soft cloth around his neck, II was
so wet with moisture from the soress and had 70
change the cloths sometimes ten or twelve times
a day. Mrs. A. HAYNES, Lisbon. N. ID.
SPEEDY CuRE TREATNRHr FOR BABY nuhoh9-
Warm baths with CUTTcURA BOAP. and gente npplee~
tons OF CuTIcuRA (ointment) the great skin cure.
goid tl.rouehout ihs world. PoTTER DEue AED
CHka. coRP., sole Props. Boston, U. .. A.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-08-21
For Sale or Rent.

Farm and stock ranch, 1850 acres, in
whole or in part, at $3.50 an acre for the
whole, if in part, to suit purchaser.
Ako farm OF $50 acres for sale or for
rent after October LIST. Consideration
5000.
For particulars inquire II Frank Cab
tree, at Crabtree. 1o1.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-08-21
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-08-21

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1896-04-25
a JUDGE DECIDED THE LEG Atty
OF GOLD COIN CONTRACTS"
Court Held That ~ Mortgage WAS
Payable i'm Amy Lawful Money
of America.

Omaha, April 1.-THE question Of le-
gality of what are known as gold coin
contracts was raised tor the first time
in this country today 1t came up in the
case of Chase vs.. Wren, an action to
collect payment Of $20,0 mort gage
on which a default in interest has &C.
CURED. The attorneys for the defense
raised the point in the district court
AS to the effect of inserting in a noce
or contract the words. "to pay In gold
coin" or the words "to pay in gold com
or its equivalent and argued that in
either form the note would be illegal,
being in violation of the legal tender
law and contrary to public policy. 1t
was further argued by the defense
that if not voiding and inValidating
the note entirely, the section requiring
payment in gold was void.
During the argument the court said
that it would not enforce that part Of
the note contracting TO pay in gold;
that if it came TO question of hold
ing that the note was payable in gold
coin or contract was illegal and VOID
the court would hold that 1t was lille
gal and void
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1896-04-25
IVES WON THE cHAMpIoNsHn'
Defeated Jake Schaefer in the Clos
Ing Game mt Boston.

Boston, April 17.-Frank Ives won the
closing game and the championship In the
second series of the international bill
lard tournament tonight, defeating
Schaefer 300 to 2S4 Schaefer was the ia
vorite with the majority of the specta-
tors. Ives played cool, careful game
throughout. Ives highest run was 30 and
Schaefer's highest run "a.
Helena Mont. April 17.-Mrs. Mary
McKimmon, woman nearly GO years
old. who lives in a little cabin on Ten
Mile was the victim of a cOwardly plot
to murder her by filling her stove with
dynamite Saturday night
Mrs. Mcl<immon was away from her
cabin all day Saturday. She returned
in the evening and started to get sup
per She built fire of chips in her
little sheet iron cook stove and put
on her teakettle. Just as she was about
to turn to the fire, the stove blew up
with a terrific report. The teakettle
was thrown out of the window Il dis
lance of 20 feet and pieces Of the shat
tered stove were blown about the cabin
which, with the explosion, became
filed with giant powder smoke
Mrs McKimmon was thrown to the
floor, but by some strange chance es-
capped the flying missiles. Mrs. McI<im
mon believes that two men who had
jumped her claim were responsible for
the outrage. She made complaint. but
the men had left Ten Mile.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1896-04-25

Engineer EndicOtt Gave Some Prac-
teal Suggestion.

Washington, April 1.-THE Nicaraguan
canal commission, which visited the 18TH
mus last summer, presented some feat
ures of its side of the canal question be-
fore the house committee on interstate
and foreign commerce today. Engineer
Endicott presented the statements of
Warner Miller and Engineer Menocal of
the canal company, that the Investigations
by the commission had been of 81 cursory
nature.
The board was In Nicaragua AZ days,
and spent "a days in actual field work
Except in a few details the plan of EngI-
neer Menocal seemed to Endicott to be
feasible.
While the company's plan contemplated
a canal 2S feet deep, the commission was
convinced that at certain seasons the
water would fall 10 "a feet unless dams
were built to a greater height Replying
to a question, Endicott said that in the
event of war with nation like Great
Britain, the government would be obliged
to abandon the canal, but might solve the
problem by blowing up the locks From
a military point of view the canal was de-
sirable.
The present value of all work done by
the company Endicott estimated at half
a million. It's harbor WORKS at Greystown
We're in bad condition, not much of value
remaining Portions of the work would
have to be removed. The companys five
dredges We're sunk in the harbor and were
obsolete
His estimate of the value of the com
pany's property when in good condition
was 81, 2500 600. He did not believe the canal
could be built for $75,000,000 (the cOmpany's
estimate), even conceding that Menocal's
plans would he feasible.
Asked whether if the government was
willing TO pay 1888, 100000 for the canal, it
would be advisable to begin work at once,
the engineer replied that the government
should make more satisfactory surveys
and estimates before going forward 1t
was importan that sufficient hydraulic
data be secured, and it was also possible
that further investigation would increase
the estimates of costs.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1896-04-25
FOR A MAIL MESSENGER SERVICE
Postmaster nj Spokane Directed to
Invite Proposals.

Washington, April Ex-senator Wilson
Of Washington is in receipt Of the fol
lowing letter from the second assistant
postmaster general: referring to an in
qury made by you some time since, rela
tive to mail messenger service at Spolln
! have the honor to inform you that this
Office has had an investigation made, ana
that the postmaster at that place has
been directed to invite proposals for such
mall messenger service as will devOiVe
upon the department.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1896-04-25
JOCKEY JOE FOSTER WAS KILLED
Fatal Accident at the Cincinnati
Race Course,

Cincinnati April 20.--The first fatal
accident on the Queen City Jockey
Clubs course occurred in the third race
at Newport today. The race was at a
mile with II starters. Jockey Joe Fos-
ter, of the Ireland Bros stable, was on
Tinhorn, who had the rail. In making
the turn at the first quarter Tinhorn
was damned into the fence and fell,
with the boy under him. Foster was
carried to one of the stables and after
wards to the hospital, where he died
later. His face was horribly crushed
and he received internal injuries. He
was about 20 years Of age and lived at
Nashville.
In the fourth race Puzetta, Frankfort
Girl and Mabel M. threw their riders at
the post, but none Of the Jockeys were
badly hurt.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1896-04-25
Two FIREMEN LOST THEIR LIVES
Blaze i'm Philadelphia Disastrous to
the Department.

Philadelphia, April 1S.-Two flremen
were killed and several others were in
iured in a fire which destroyed the old
Pennsylvania depot on Thirty-second and
Market streets. The loss is $4,000 The
killed are:
Hugh McGranagan.
William IL. Staigert
The seriously wounded: George W.
Preston, will die; George Jennings, John
Blee and Samuel Sneyu, all of whom sus-
tanned bruises and have fractured ribs.
The unfortunate men were working on
the slanting shed roof in the rear of the
front wall of the depot when the wall
crushed them down without warning.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1896-04-25
HOT FIGHTING IN THE souDAN
Dcrxishes and Egyptian IL
killing Each Other.

Suakim, April lin a second encoun-
ter between the dervishes and Egyptian
cavalry 30 derVishes and Is Egyptians were
killed.
The Egyptian force of 100 men was at
tackled by dervishes Wednesday, April H.
Sixty of the latter were killed and many
wounded. The Egyptian loss was five
wounded, u killed and four missing.
Tripoli, April 17.-Advices from Tebu
say 5000 to 1000 dervshes armed with Mar
tini-Henri rifles are advancing against
Rabah the sultan of Bornu, who has been
opposing the Mohammedans.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1896-04-25
coIIided with "A Collier.

Hamburg April 2O.-The German steam
err California, Captain Schmidt, bound
from this port for Baltimore, collided to-
day with the English collier Tynemouth
The Tynemouth was severely damaged,
and had to be beached. The California
was obliged to return to her dock, as her
stem was stove in.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1896-04-25
FRANK IVES WON BOTH GAMES
Plainly the Master OF the Wizard at
billiards.

Salem. Mass, April 20.--In the billiard
contest tonight between Schaefer and
Ives, in the first game at balk-line bill
lizards, Ives defeated Schaefer 800 TO $50.
The second game. at cushion carroms,
Ives won 100 to 40
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1896-04-25
dishonest Banker Sentenced.

Lancaster, Pa, April 1S.-E. X. smith,
ex-banker of Columbus, was today SEN
fenced to Imprisonment of two years and
five months on two convictions of en-
bezzlement. The offense consisted in ac-
cepting deposits when he knew the bank
was insolvent.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1896-04-25
General BooIe Is Dead.

Wilmington. Del, April 18.-General Levi
Clark Boole, of the regular army, retired,
died today, aged 81. He served under
Generals Taylor and Scott in the Mexican
war; also with distinction through the
civil war.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1896-04-25

RrenL Into a Grocery and shoot the
Proprietor Dead.

Indianapolis, April ia brutal crime
was committed in this city at 80 o'clock
this morning. Leo Hirth, who owned a
grocery and saloon, was shot through the
heart by burglars, who had broken into
the house from the rear He died almost
instantly and the burglars succeeded in
escaping.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1896-04-25

Omaha jobbers report slight improve.
ment in trade
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-04
ct pnoartet SDu.

s Ernas. Garltrup So9n, | Gan'
mari lloa iorleoeu unoer ct ltGrtt 2or'
benueir Qpuet neo | @aoroeter Sr.
1bumisns Stusbus. Dtnnoen os 9us
men iaO ifslse "Nalb. Gmtii", | Dag
ligfuen, buer ueo fin @noe al gorost.
De iant besse ON os blep baarns lip'
Isle no, men peb at TONNE ub / Guiteu
paagneoe Wanben op, msoeus 8onen
berimoo bar os blep bso. Manosn
oar snonu | Ssroass meset iuas %
maatte bUloe Sensen.
uoe I aisffsnst lab ben porne Dats
ter meo ct Tibet Barn. GUN beipims'
be, iaa 8nrnst trtlsos fra benbe, men
bun tOm burtis til fig ielu os fit fig oa
Barnet rebbet uo. Den ellie bapoe
inseu siaoe tasst. mebens berimub ben
unse Yises gniist bnpoe iaaet ct ub'
ieeuos, icm bar bet beriet af Ropper.
2pret bar ilaaet neb | Suiets ueitre
gnoe os bapoe t9nbt, men ueb burtie
tiltommenoe Sialp Os ueb enersiife
a~nitrenselier lpttebes bet at faa Busi
meo Slben. lao fun ben enc Saluoel al
Quiet brauote.
8eo nsiere Otter Jpn opbasebe mon
2pnets Del. Oct bar efter Neoi lasei
belt fig | ire 5Orsreninser % er saaei
QUIET isieunem fra ben ens Gnoe til
ben anoen, os bets 8irtninser er tolos'
iale. Saa sOot iom ale 3sre belle
quiet isiennem er iplintreoe, Sflle.
pGgsene mere eller minore ramppnerss
be, % naiten ale 8inouesruoer Ell
fnuite. Sppe paa 9oitet barsr buert
eneite Sp9rretre Iarfe al at bore
rant af 2pnet.
Oct er en- % famine Straaleiorsres
ming, Der bar rant baaoe Utanosn %
aOnen. 9aa &Onens Sig er fun at
opbase en- ubetpbelis liben rob Blei
paa ben enc StulOer. Manbsn bar,
iaapiot ri peo, life noset Wt9rfs a
Ipnet.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-04
Warclaoniug bltpcr MO.
ocrne igjcu.

Spen fulbe tro, at benne quntle
SGgemetbooe puanp Ifuloe funne tons
me til anpenoelie? SIR i 9iben bar
aarelaoning ct uniDerIdlmiboel, iom
mentes at hielpe fpr n9Tten altind.
Spectelt S%ufeIuno onbefdIebe ben | fin
lib meget iorigt. Hu bar bet berimob
/ lang 5io 9i9lot iom m alminoelia
Srpesartitel: WennsItet bar lille mere
Blob, sno bet bebsoer. 0erfpr bort
meo ale IelpforppIbte glooubtsmmels
fer! -
Smiblertib er Spiterne / ben ibIte
Sto begpnbt at taloe Marelubninoen
tilltpe i9ien, og Ipecielt bar en- Or.
Shpl5 uofsrt lite minore eno 100
Ndreluonineer paa 485 Spqe. Sans
Dom, itsttrt pua bette temmelia 1tpre
Wtdtertule, er, at | 5eberIpaoomme er
aarelaoningen megei nDttia, ii9r peb
2unges pa GungeiGtbetGnoelie FAINT
Sun9etatbdrr, 10 bebre bes poloIomz
mere Spgopmm,ns 8eopnoelie er.
Sigeldu Deb aiute Spgoomme / Siers
men, Hpgmurpen pg Hprerne Iamt peb
@igtdnfalo, S~nfluen3a pg RbaImatiss
me. S'ercelesbeb peo Siernsblsbntno
PRIZES Qurelapnirg.
S9Iua peb en- bel Del f~rpni5te Cha.
BONNIE - Hpm WigrGns, pplbIommr
NerpeImerter, GpilepIi SierieIpaoums
me oip. - Iiges 3eiultatet at bore til
frebsfiaenoe. Soab enDelie gleaIpt
eller SlDomanssl ansaar, bppr bet lpn.
sc 9lulot lcm poerli farligt at berspe
2e9emet Blob, Do bet tilbagepGrenos
Blob / famine trpeoes at faa en- forsoet
Stlbeieligbeb til at Itibne, bpprpeb
Slooprop / Siertet eIer 2unaerns Tfuloe
ppitua ps Gipet oirstte trues, Saa bar
man enbog popet gldrelaonina her.
Gn SG9e, Wiibelmi / W~ecilenburcz
S4perin, bar / nosle qar bebunb!rt
100 si!fGloe uf 9Ioomanael mso
Ndreluonlng % pm man tan I'm
bodb Der meooeles - bapi operpeience
gpoe 8eiultater at oppiIe.
NadIte purer BET life lGnae, for hi
paanp sr oppe / en- "blOoie Qarslabs
u~iuaStib".
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-04
Gu ttooerne Wiunroo.

Snbptinus 9isere, Glefauter %
N9sborn fan nu ippe rpltg; tbi ben
tore Saser @,sel er Dob. Sans
Saatbeoriiter sranier nniten til Def
utrOlise. Chen ban fOm III GUAiu'
dina bar ban faloet life minore emf
100 5isere % andre 9pr Of aotte'
lGeien. Gf 3pftuoer ipm G~leinnter
% 3asborn itratte hans fire Gifle sc
til Surben. If Ssflsr i9lote ban %.
iaa en- for Mansoe.
@sBel oar Gp6lr6inas 8ombOuel
% Sues @erarb. Gan bar Der i 2I
Qar % tiente / ben iranite Sfousaroea
anosu alasis.
San ipiite % brat aoct, men bar poo
iamme Tto en- al 8eroens beoite Sfpts
tere.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-04
Zen uaentltae Marfeos'
cperftat.

d. O. Gun 4 Cos usentliss Snn'
~tdssperaot fra Reiu g)orf tiger ben
3eie Suni bl. a.;
3 Seiinsslisrus for itsrrs SanNsls'
rrr.li, er Ser tpoelieuis inetraaot en-
Ssortua; men uUs.u innbnn oiier ita
life / ieIus Cmirininaen. yet sr M
ben epriIe gdrstio, % beere uofstsr
bar for uRrprrenoe fun rinss Slri'
&c in.ernationale Banfbules
9usrsustpmt ON at fontrodsre Sur'
len bar baut en- COB @trtnlug, og snesl
Sitter bar fssst. SuIonoirrislsH er
fnuitt. SunosIsn msc ublnnost lpl'ss
q. troe paa en- tielis G~itsripsrsisl lcr
pore 9ruouttsr. llbieterne I'll ct fort
llebptte / gpmulSs. Vs Waisanltn9sr
or ir,mbelss lpie. lloisrisIen al bore
Sonoslsartitier fra Nsp gOrt bar /
fire llser paret II 4rptent itsrrs sno
49,
iamtiois flor, mebeus Suoisr'sIer par
80 9rocsut minore, ! MP i~orlsoFe
llse 26 grcesni minors.
SpeoeuoisrieleH fra Gtlantereaos'
fpten bar / usens Sch uaret ], ool.ll9
suib,ls imuS 600, 24s 9uibsls illOr;
fire Tiger IGOR bar uoisrielen uaret
1854, 2e6 Buibsls imco 3,422,4|l
ifipr. g.ifsns 1ilisrisl er ogiaa mart'
erroia for; / fir. Tiger, l8,e46,736
guIbsls imso tim 2,s56,44 itlpr.
Cmiatninasn / lilo sr m''ore eho
en- 6~isroseel at en- sieuueminstl's useS
Sorbrua - ben iprlsbne u9e iuH
1,s1s, 700 ganO imup s,o72, 400 tIjOr;
/ be iiste lem uasr Dor DIM lGtn'n9sn
parst Inn l1,547,l3l Ynno imoo
60, 1851, 3l4 iiior % 80, 557,l5otlS92
Nj 9erubausiiiuusr er ! to SaIs al'
bauo.t 80, 900 Cons / 9sbet Of uSer,
oerui 10000 2Ons til en- @p'englunO
Bane. BesIemsr toiter sll.5O Hltts'
BURG, % 8uisrn'M lurteoet sr iua8t.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-04
Gn S]fteusntan0

traf for en- Tto iiOen i ell al apitbperue
en- 9ammel tro Weu % hans 8one, net.
op iom be itoo / Besreb meo at uouans
ore til @merItd. Sau blep peb 2eilis.
beoeu tot til Sione paa,a at 9G9teioliene
bsitioelis luuebe %bueranore, at buis en-
al benz osoe / Nmerita, iaa Itulbe ben
g%ieulsuenbe isre 2iset tilbase til Ga'
b~relanoet for at besraues / ben fiare
5sbebps Serb.
Utanben blep itarft bepeset, ioet Gan
~iortalte mig bette, Os i%Ortiatte:
seq blep | Bpen lauaere eno ies
baooe troet, % gift itabis os tanfte paa
bet b~Oitipellse 2site, Der unoer Eaarer
bar sipet uf mine bOrtorasne Yeuner.
CANINE Dag, ies ituloe reiie, tom
Gmeritaltibet, Os ies elf neo pau Srpo'
gen ior at betraate be biemuenoenoe.
De fan tro jes bleu rpitet,o a jes pan
Gatfet fer min 8sns uuse. imutfe gu.
ltru iprttlaot % meo ale 2esn paa
Sprs. "a bun fl ie mig, ialot bun
beiulmet pnl.
Strar eiter iom ben iorte 8,iti, bpOri
min sienuem mango Nar iaa uarms
Gens 9i9 ianoteS, ouer Hatfcn.
Seq blep altiaa Sione til, at bun
inbirieoe tit 2site, iom bet iaa burtia
bleu Brus Tor.
- vi grab besse to paa bans
@rau", tilisieoe 5ort9leren og tprrsbs
Ell Taare al 4tuoen.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-04
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alGre aameraterl Ga le9 isr 9l,rmm
Npiierne bar benleoet Goers GymRr.iumI|
heb paa ben Sic Union, iom sort Rtalmr.|
aiboloer fra ben lite til 4oe Ssglsnb-|
1896 I Wtnnsapoils % bar mOotasst maa1
&c 5oreipgr9iler fra &ameruter, trur tast|
er usopsnoist at ieuoe Gocr bette Gir!ulrrs.|
gncampmert at g. ". 81. ifal boinss / ell
Gaul, fra lite I'll Ace September o. Semi
bane' Eriien er 1 Gent pr. Nhl. 3ltssl
aIGloer for 80 Gage. Ia man iarot III, al
Oct piloe bItpe npgct trau9t for ,ldos st|
YauL, % man for Toe Tan fomme nj TtHHt'|
apOlts mtb e~Ieftrtit Scrubuue, uuiaas nt|
for beoit at bpIoe Dor Ge.llnrun / RlnHn|
npoIIs, iiGr al ben Grunn, al @~.iOIiUlHs,H
o~erlteos bapoe paatnget fig at iori7re pori'
3te9tnent meo Headquarters oS Dc Hsor:R'
otge 6t.liense gratis.
&ipb Scrnbane.E idet alt9soa til e..
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ltanoie Der; De, Der iommer oiysts nj Ct
YauI, ta8er paa ben eleitriiis SanstI Vim
nsapolis.
5,dets maa Temples I 81. Inul, 'urat a
Hal pare 9ploIse for 80 Gage. enrNs lti.
oplaaes paa ale 9epUter I WIHnsdp01s
meo 8citco ON, tppr Headquarters sL.
Sc, iom oil benp tie fig al 1eItisn8sa,
mao msobrjnge 3Gppsr for fin Sens.
WaaItIotr tan erboloes til rrnsI,8t Yr'r
/ be ialrss 8eitauranter % S,ttatr Nrp
bsoeH al Headquarters (Gnbper saTH''ii
mua / iaa SsniseHoe iunra8ere for '8 lH'l
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paa igIssnoe Eeioluttousr, aHta8us m
bort 8pmite. W soc / MarlS. uemItg:
3ots. Yreioenten % Sef,c,GrtH paaIaa'
ses beruco at a~nltaife paSieuOe Badges, H''
Naun pua De iori,I aise alag % 6a9'a'n'
ger, / bpilie Reslmentet oeltoS. GH Badge
isnoes til bpert WeDlem a 0teatulsNt't, ags
YOitoifice ~,ieuoes, % iulot op al Dem 'an
Iaaes / Headquarters.
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iom sr iItano BERTH, opiorores I'll at o'oTa3'
liOt for al oGtte ttlirIol9e uo9liitr o. w
g~Iitsrne for otsie Badges, % at ienoe DISK
Yeu9e til =. ". GbautIano, SecQ. " A'sa''
Sort Dodge, Soma. -,
ollie Stora9 mGa ienoes ItrnT, oa Oct I'4'
betalCs for Badges M.
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beolte Muleoniug til at bclos vor' uEB'
msuts Ne. llniOn og for mango al Vs ".
iiOite, baabcr ri at ie ale Der. Oct ." VT
bllpe en- Re.uniou paa blot roaIs 2'"''
men for 4 9ase, ON s Tan bltpe laa I2"5"
G, IroSram oil uciGroiSes, % O' a+'
gniter % baaber, at bet itaI bItpe en- 'p''''
@Ieuforentns.
Alt oeune Gag peororenoe ieHoes III Nv
o%erte9neoe SetretRr.
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Secretary & treasurer Ge8tmentaI ~@
10 b &cgt. @is. Dol.
Sort 9poge, Sopa, 27oe 9nIt 1885,