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New-York tribune., 1896-07-26

aside from Its intrinsic value will be a pr,x. =
STRIVING for Golf players from all over * owo!u
are coming to compete for H. and sociefy viii "ntry
out In large numbers for the Occasion fInr urn
- popular here. as II is everywhere Dinnsr -
given Dy the young ladies TO their friends rs ,tes
lar Tuesday evening there were three NJ vyyve.
larties Miss Carroll. Of EewYork enterta,nandi niss
party OF six OF her friends Miss Winnirred W,,
had as her guests Miss Edna Schuyler Miss t,son
ence Lowell. Harry Thompson, Frank Wilson ar ~,: !:
&. -. Robins. he. NJ. sses Flies and ,sn ,'n ana
people made up the third party -" ''"hs
Among the recent arrivals at the Manhan.et a..
Mrs T.. ". Gillette Miss T. y GIiett,. ~r; ~. ana
w. Gillette. W. 81. Moore and family s. Il ndsl
son. J. $. Nugent Miss +. Nugent Foster M,Iik..oo
MIR: and Mrs: A. S. White. George C. Gordon sn1
William ~. Flelss, jr. WV" 80
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CONDITIONS AGREED TO.

"rhis assent to be avaied Of pursuant to the fol-
lowing regulations. to wit
"First-That no openings shall be made by SAID
railroad company in the surface OF any PUBIC street,
road avenue or place in said city, unless for tenn
norarv nurnoses and then only under the direction
~ the Commissioner OF Public Works.
"Second-That all damage to sewer gas or water
pipes or to other condults or to the foundation oil
any structure everything such tunnels or rahroaus.
or TO the stability thereof shall be repaired ana
remedied by said railroad company at Its own eA-
pense and under the direction and control OF the
proper authorities.
."Third-That the stations OF such railroad COM
pany and the approaches thereto shall be located
New-York tribune., 1896-07-26

and William Tait-repored the application Of the
New-York and Brooklyn Railroad Company
That the proposed tunnel when constructed Will
Of %ew.York and firooklyn under one government
emphasizes the need OF a closer physical connection
betwen the two parts Of the greater city should e
invoked. and the CONSTRUCTION expedited TO the
fullest extent consistent with the due preservation
OF private and public rights. II may not be too
sanguine TO hope that IN the not distant uture every
conside rable thoroughfar= on either side OF the East
River viii be directly connected with its most nat
ural extension the other. either by bridges or
tunnels Whenever proposition to G;ns'Taes S a
receive the most ea5ne+t attention WIN desire to
find IaEaeT. he se Of
bridges unlikely. and the present application seems
70 be the Ts @ may reasonaby hope viii
many imltators
THE TT FRMINALs
There being no dissent from the main proposition
that rapid transi, with uninterrupted communica-
ton between the easter and western parts OF the
Greater Ncw-York Is essential. and that a properly
bnut tunnel will provide that rapid and uninter-
rupted communication your committee examined
the route Of The proposed tunnel railroad ana us
mode OF construction and found. frst that us
route extends from Ann-st. and Park Row. AT which
poin; the great north and sourh lines OF surface
close proximity 10 the CITY Hall md the centres u
financial and commercial activities. Thence IT.
fx'ehn' W ha rsr",d o" Under Nassau william
Gold. Clin, Pearl Water, Front and South SITS. and
thence under the and under the East River 10
Brooklyn. with terminus near the City HAN
where the surface travel OF Brookyn ,onrentra,ss &
convenience OF the greatest number OF travellers
but also to snsb. connection TO ,c ba mm'c wi
uous ride may bc had from any part OF New. YORK
to any part Of BROOKLYN and thereby avoh ior
many riders at least, changes OF cars with the
attendant Inconvenience
The mode OF construction requires the railroad
company, beginning With the surface OF the streets
to make Its grades on Its own property. without In
New-York tribune., 1896-07-26
EAST RIVER TUNNEL PLAN.
NO CHANGE OF CARS BETWEEN NEW
YORK AND BROOKLYN.
CAPITALISTS SAID TO HAVE ENLISTED THEIR AID
THE ENGINEERING PROBLEM SIMPLE
oNE-ANN-sr AND PARK ROW TO
RE THE TERMINUS IN THIS CITY

Direct connection between the street surface rail-
ways OF New-York and those Of Brooklyn by means
Of a tunne under the East River may now be re-
garded as almost certainty OF the near future.
provision having been made for It's essential feature
the tunnel and all the rest being dependent upon
negotiations between rival corporations for It's uti-
zation. 1t is extremely rare that enterprise In
yolvng such large Interests. Of so much Importance
to the public has been carried so far toward reaA-
zation as this has gone with such successful avoid
ance Of observation. and consequent escape from an
tagonsm The elevated railway companies, which
cannot view with unconcern such a combination OF
surface road companies as is contemplated ana the
interested patriots who for the public good oppose
all new enterprises supposed to have financial solid
ity until they have been seen and converted. seem
to have had not even an inkng OF the seriousness
of the project that has now glded so safely beyond
New-York tribune., 1896-07-26

IN shooting. The trophy presented TO the guard
by Lieutenant William l.. Flanagan some time ago.
and has been In the Adjutant- Generals ofiice IN
Albany ever since. The batteries. except the 9th
Battery, of Syracuse. Will probably march 70 camp
from this ely Battery X. OF the 5th United States
Artillery Captain Dienbeck. will accompany the
State artillerymen and will remain in camp with
them until the end Of the tour
Some Of the visitors TO camp Wednesday COM
pained Of the poor service at the camp restaurant
One visitor gives this his experience: NO VS.
itor can be served until he pays for a meal check
Having paid, he is at the mercy OF the waiter. who
serves him when he pleases. The propretors OF the
establishment may not know this. but ii is true.
COLONEL DOwD's SHOES
Although Colonel Dowd has not resigned the
colonelcy Of the 18th Regiment, an active cam
paign has already been started by those VINO an
tlcipate the Coloners action. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
AcCoskry Butt is In camp attending closely to his
duties az Inspector Of guard duty and while he
makes secret Of the fact that he Will be can
cidate for the colonecy in Colonel Dowd should
resign. he has asked no one to vote for him. ana
has taken no part In the contest He has received
letters from number OF officers, who assured him
name to be used on the other hand, several offi-
GERS Of the 18th Reg ment have beer been conductins ga
decided leaning toward any other officer. Il seems
those who are well posted say that the opposition
has a candidate, who Is not a member OF the guard
al present. ana WHOSE strung punt - p0'i@"'
pull
The following members of Company b. 18th Regi
rnent, received gold medals from Captain Smye. AS
reward for having performed 100 per cent Of duty
for the drill Of 1885: Lieutenant S. S.
Stebbins, First Sergeant Charles NJ. Smith. Ser
geants W. J. Gllieland, f; J. Thompson. J. r.
Corboy Cor1orals J. A. Opal c. T. OFT G. Wtnck-
Ter. j. L. Sands and p. W Sends: Privates H. NJ.
Ahrens. ". f; Austin, D: ]. CoughIan. W p.
r s. Graham. J. S. Kessler. II. A. Konnger. 6.
Matthias. A. 3. Van Heusen. J. Walther. J. B.
Traut, and Musician A. 7. Haser.
Colonel Franklin Bartlett presided at the meet
ing Of the board OF officers OF the 22d Regiment
which was held az the armory on Monday, and will
preside the election TO be held at the arnory to-
morrow at $50 y. This will be held TO fll the
vacancy caused by the promotion OF Major Bartlett
TO the colonelcy. Captain Il. Thurston. of
Company f. will probably be elected without oppo-
sition.
At a caucus held In the arrnory last Monday the
me nhers OF Company r. list Regiment. nominated
Sergeant CodsbOro for first lieutenant. His cleo
ton will be contested by First Lieutenant Clayton.
The committee & make arrangements for the
erection OF range house al Creednoor for the
INST Regiment is composed OF the following offi-
GERS. lieutenant Colonel W W. Downs Captains
Frank Keck and r. i. Austin
New-York tribune., 1896-07-26
ROUTE OF TUNNEL.

with the Board. with such connections. branches
turnouts sdIngs and switches as may be requisite
and necessary in accordance with the plans and
profles heretofore deposited with this Board, or
such modification thereof as shall be approved by
the Commissioner of Public Works OF such city
New-York tribune., 1896-07-26
ATTRACTIONS AT TIE HOTEL CHAMPLAIN.

hotel Champlan. ~ Y. July % (specia)-Sum-
,rer travel 1. rolling nOrthward IN great tidal
wave this year. The house count OF Hotel Cham
pn is far ahead OF last seasons record The officers
OF the 2ist Regiment United states Army. stationed
two miles north OF here, celeorn:ed their thirty
first anniversary by banquet at Ho:cl Champlain
Covers leid for twenty-five The 'an!e decora-
tops were unique. representing a miniature army
csun with guns soldiers, etc Many toasts were
given All expressed admiration OF the menu and
service and a Of thanks was given Manager
Seavey and his steward.
The Troy Vocal Society gave its annual concert
in the dining hall Tuesday evening. Mr. Thomas
Impett gave tenor solo. DR.. J. Albert jeffrey
was accompan.st.
Mime. c. Zacaron. OF Paris. has returned for the
season. Thomas a. Edison and his family occu-
pying of the suites OF for the season
Mr.. Edison says this is the most restfu SPOT he
has ever visited. Afternoon on the iogg1a are
New-York tribune., 1896-07-26

lative enterprise which finds field In the procure
ment OF charters that may be worth soneoou'
purchase. but are little likely to.
New-York tribune., 1896-07-26

The General Term OF the Supreme Co''' 1,s,st.
Third Department has recently declu'u n "' T.s
tne question as 10 the presumption o' ue'- u, and
husband of a woman who had been ''. .s,usA,
finally died from the result OF me "'e' Tn. de-
an 'oo" sa a'S ' Show ths. he was the i. s.
husband OF the woman. II appeared 9y married..
d,,uce that the woman had been sS,rance
slle had married the pantin They !, w ,resuunes
for many years mar and Wife Iis years but he
Ss@h ",|sr M @ an a s9sen F Sa, cnsth dine Tss
General Term he'd taa, even II ne ,Sey had lived
was Originally Invalid tAe ltcs in"rlv lntendinS 70
rsan man and %f ,.sa ias l1sr ne seven y.s
there was valid marriage ~, ~, relation ara
a an mutual uai agreement az; between the maIf anu
New-York tribune., 1896-07-26

Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes. OF MaSsacnuse'u'
received many social courtesies from ""!els "au'
in England He was the guest OF LORD Chiei 'u''
tice Russell at dinner party. and Inc h'haoa
Law Journal" in commenting on the tact 'aia'
"rhe son Of the genial Autocrat Is among s,,sr a..
pest AZ hook on The Common Law. which ne wso.s @
several years ago. is On OF ths No. ioeJ a iarss
crcnston in England well as In America. mSs
judges Of different countries msh, nd ~
aro,r,ne Intimacy Of English and American ia"!e"
is a welcome sign of the times
New-York tribune., 1896-07-26

The Subsistence Department has received from
the War Department permission to issue Its new
cookbook 1t is interesting to note that an appro-
prlation has been made for printing several thou
sand Of these books for the use Of the militia
Brgadier- General Grcely is to have charge OF dis
tributing them to the militia.
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3ano uuo Mnleiben.
Il. &lrut, Wtnrtfotd.
Ct. 9lrub,

E6S- Or. Dunn bat feline Office inns
mer nod an altsn Blose iber WOli.
tors Npotbete nsbeu Der Werdants ga'
tioualbont. 100 er gu allen Stunoen oes
1ases su ipreden 1T. Seine &efoenS
tefi' bet iit on Ode BON /. StroBe uno
4. E.oe. iiolih. 9elepbon "a 3. DO
Ropal 8adpuIper, III oas be its
BON allen @dbritoHen.-
Ssr. Stuateu &esisrunas.Beritt
H6S- Vile Nrten BON 9innarbelten
meroen bon mir beitens uno bilisit be-
iorst. 3adrinnsn an Sduiern anbrin'
gen, III cine meiner Spe5ialttdten. une
per io,he gut ansebradt bnben MIL,
penoe iib on MIDI. Experimentation
pereen gut uno prompt semaht. ues
berbaupt ,resno eine Nrbeit in me,uem
1ate piro a%nraniirt. Gs uiro meir
itetes gemiben iein, ieben 8unoen mad
8unit ~ be~irieoiaen. 8 m. Z bel
m q II II untsr Tbielmann d Subn's
@eitditslofal, Ct. 9ermoiniiraBs. l2ba
Ia Cine uoliidnoiae Nuswabl on
8ultatren, Mauooliueu, Sjolinsn, Ban
sos unb 9itbern bel Jris o SUP. DO
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gra R;hmoub bprit,r, mor

Gus Rihmoub beridtet man
uus lebbafteu @siddftspsrtebr, Der fa
mebrt nit ben 3offnurssu Der 5armer
auf Elm suies Sabr. Ser gOoeu If sur
4%uiaabme Der Saat in trs'ftbsr Ser.
fafuna, uno aQerpdris fisbt mon bic
1eiBiaen Jarmer nit BEN Beidsn ibrer
aedet beitditist. Die 8itteruue if
cine iebr eiini,ae.-9le nit Dem Bob.
rem bes Bruuuens aui Dem Gtsenihum
oes NablenbeiSers Crib. @urft beit1f,
tisteu Nrbsiter luiisn ft itre 1aeesur.
belt nitt percrieBeu. Gel in Ter Sroe
uiro braai lossebubrt uro sebdmmstt.
uno man erpartet 5uueriibtll1. in Sdts
Re Dem Boben oas seiuhte Baiisr atSis
5,plu8eu.
Die 0aite's Wlbte IN Golb
9 prin 9. 10 berib'et unisr oortiser
Correspondent. ideint wlrtlld oena
gang 81 seben. Serr Sobn W. gubsn,
Der lanssre 3eit Sauptmiiler mar. bat
ieine Steluns uieoerSelest, Do bic Otlb
lie ieiuer 9,enfte Su 800 per Wonat
ierner ni1t mebr beourfte. Or III nit
ieiner 5amilie nab minneapolis 5urit,
ssfebrt. Wit ibm CAB uud iein Bru.
Der Sobn M. bic Nrbeit in Der Wible
auf unb bat sleihfals ie,n Ssim tplsoer
nab Winreapolis uerlest.-Gbelih per.
bunoen puroen am 9ienitaa udhrene
zines pom bo1m. Seelioraer q. Bau.
linus aebalteuen 9rouamtes Serr @m.
2uisea nit SRI. Wars. Baida; ON
Rittpoh 9err Wartin Burssraf nit
SRI. Wnna Ssntses; lestere peroen iih
auf Der 5arm oes Brdutiaams in Norib
Brairie bduslih nieosrlafien. Beloen
Barren @lId gum Bunoe! - 9ns mel.
tere Yerbor in Der Sullmsntss Nraele'
ssnbsit Der @ebrioer Bob aus Cob
Spring 1T BON 8reisridter Searle uui
ndbiteu Samfas peridOben poroeu.
- 5aibion bot etpas 8unoerbares
in 8eSus aui @ei4mod in cieier SaliOn
b%eruorssruien. 9as StDnite in 0etrsn.
unb &nabenfleioern, mas man lie seieben.
R0de iino uidt Su turs uno urdt 81
lang; bic 5oien iino nidt su melt uno
nibt 81 eng. Yrice, Der aleioer .uno
Shuhhdnbler.
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Sufolae beS moFenba5t gnoe leb.

Snfolse oes moRenbaft gnbe leb.
fer BOte s~efaqenen &essns ftieg bas
WaFer oss Wifhifippi bic SOnntas No9'
mitius SwIihen ct. Qlouo uuo Sauf
Rapios um. uoae finf SUB. Die Jolse
mar, BOB in Der Nadt ooS Gle ii4 l6fs
uub oies nit ben berbe;ssfloBteu Baum.
itdmmsn BET st. glouo elue Stauuua
ueruriadte. be bas BaHsr iiber bee
Stromes ufer treten lieB, 10 bob ben in
Der Ndbe bes ufers erbauten Sduiern
cine Bssi1memmuns orobte. Sn Der
aefobruolen Nadt uerlleben bic Sniai.
fen ibre beorObten 0obnunsen. Der
Winifippl 8epdbrte am Wontaa elm
grdblthes, elm Jurtt errssenoes Bib,
bod bic @efabr sins uOrbei, Obne bab
Semano nenuenspertbe Beiddoisuns gu
befla8en bate. Bdbreno in Der MOns
tag Na4t cine pom StraBeu- gommiiidr
anseteQte Wanni1ait uuter bes Staot.
Susenieuren Iufi1t an Der Nrbeit mar,
bic Stauuns 5u breden, l0fte iid bic
Rafie uno nur nit tnapper Notb entsin
gen be Wrbeiter Der @efabr, pom wil'
ben StrOm nit fortserliien 5u meroen.
Die Na1t u%erpanoslte oas srdblids
Bib bes NiFifiippt wieoerum in elm
frieoli4es. 9,enitaS ftromte oas Bai'
Ter rubi9 ieinem gno5iel 5u.
- Serr Sobn @las BON golb Spring,
pel4er fi4 lesten Samitas ols Bertre
ter Der oortisen Brauerei in Der Stoot
befano, iprah in bel Office Dor uno be-
badte oas 9ruderperional nit einem
JdS1en Bod" bsfen 8orSislidtelt
quite NnertennunS fano.
- Infer sesenmdrtiser 8orratb jeust
fir ben beiten @ei1mad. be b6bte @es
i1idlitteit uno bic SuUerldflsften Was
t%eriale, bic mir ie uorse5eist baben.
Brice, Der &leioer.uno Shubbdnoler.
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SO 3ca tancg 8lsiesrtpHe. sletb GUT
ME irsene Gtwas, cas ron anrerer ;u 80
Gts. bic Gle sejei9t wire. unisr grets nur
10 Cts.
50 3pu ihparies unp celebrities Steil.
liam Suitina, in Sudlitlt unp 8tntht
slei6 isnsn, wpfar man irnitmp 35 Cts.
bic Gle ~psrlaust, unfer Srets nur "a Gts.
AZ 3pu funt9 faurirte Sicilian5 els.
sante girls, nit Seice eclsncets Waare:
unlsr grtis nur As Cts.
so 3cQ ertra fsinss nit Gene c~clencss
tss 5rtn6 Serse CUTTING in d1eu Sarten
aud ihpdri, wertt SO Cts ete Gae, ire.
;isle in eisisr Wobe 65 Cts.
gSir petIen mebreTe anjtebenes Bar.
gains in sinfdten une f1nt9 ihparien
Waarsu Spr ~ 9reiisn, he I'D iseem
gaar. Ginfduisr ron Glenpddren empfsb.
len.
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0anftaaun9.

alien. bic uns in FER ttttsren Stunce
Res tarten gsrluites ~unleres suten Satten
une gaters Scleyb Idbinben ibre Sampa'
teie tefuneistsn unb auen, bic ieiner Vetts
am gr9rdtnibtaae ben issten Gbrenetenit
erpielen une fur feline Ssslsnrube ein an.
edttiaes Batter unier betetsn, iei ttermtt
unIer aufrihtiser Iant eritattst.
lie %trauerneen Stnterblietenen.
&c Saut, cen l3. Qprtl 1896.
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scIr Sau : s ontractpren.

Die Streinsrdrteit gum &nbau Der Sir.
de in cafe 6enrp wire am =. Wat contract.
lid an ben Wineeficreernesn rsr9ebsn psr.
ZEN. Sau,6rsin.r limb sinsslaeen. an se'
nanntsm 5aae bic ipdtefens 2 ubr nab.
mittass I'm Yfarrbauis pcpuipreten.
0ep. Weibner. Setrstar.
cafe Senrs, Zen IA. Qpril 1896. 1873
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i. y. Siicnius,

Sabre lang nit s. G. Sarter, bat etns
eiaene Ylumter. Werttdtte in no. Is an 6.
&pe. Iueli6, ndtt ~ 8rdmer's 5letiter'
laeen er6nnst. Gr erfreut fut hes Suites
zines eriter SLAVE Rs6anitsrs. Spre6t
bel ibm Dor. l9-td
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&e6r. Cuff.
8Gder uno 8rOcsul!en.
@emn Ioiort

werbe i'd ~ eiurm srpfeu Bargain bic IN.
ter Benz Wamsn Sub getttnep 5lrm" in
Sect. II unt Is, Wdtue 9ratrts bstdnnt III
p%trtaufCn. $500 1T daes. mas p~srlanat
wirp. Jesalrihen pertauie i'd bic 6amltn
Sarm auf ter Shlsits pss 8tpsr. swst Wrt-
len ron Der ct. &u9ultd STRIDE, 81 Adcr
srcs nit suten DISQUALIFICATION, Itbr bint8.
Rur $500 @usabluns. her 8elt auf 3ttt.
e. Z. Atpppb.
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Der frI6e Yosef
tdnst Sem @urm.

Sisr iinr mir nit Sdmsr.isn senus fur
3 Counties unb pcrber ME edsepsIenen
grillen. gStr tsscsen cielelbtn tfeins &C.
wGbnlt6t Wdart) 81 gdarprsilsn, unp is-
Der fault eielelbsn ron uns ~ einem 8e.
mime ron $50 9rc;ent. Ientt sinsn Nc.
ment pdriter nab.
s1s- 56ee far BEN Set sisleS @cnats
btai9er ais ie p~ertauit.
urbsristst bic SInisiss ni6t in tpmmen.
Der Wphs.
unler Senter.5ilt Sadpulrer bistst bic
9Selt, 100 p~ertauft une 100 temmen.
Nngent.
Ct. 8%ermanfraBe, ct. 9lpub. Ntnn.
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@clcanlctbcu

@ir rsrlsiten @slb auf eultirirtes 5arm.
LAM ~ I bic 9 Yrr,snt. Ties bdnst pom
getrd9s une Der Siterbeit ab. Snterefen
sablbar sinmal i'm Sabre. 3sbn Sabre
3eit ober aud fruter iabltar. 8etn Bonus,
ttine &usldsen. Spreht Ypr peer ltreibt,
penn ibr cine @sltanleits MAIDEN pplt.
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Werloreu.

@uf eem Seimmsss ron 2s Saut lbsr
ct. Sclspb, Saecbs Yrairit une Cob
Sprins mad benz Ippn %Suremburs bat Der
rlnterwi6nsn sinsn suten Stub perlcren.
Ter Sinner moss ion bel Mit. Scic in Ct.
Scitpb cher Sstsr 8etrins in Gcle Sprtng
ablisfern. SOM VAN.
ct. Ii6clas. ben 7. april 90. l9-lt
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Tarntcr a~ut8epa6t!

Heue Sdmalhinen. 9dranttrt in ieeer
Stniitt. Wit II Sbaufsln su $50; nit Is
Sbauieln gu S33. Spre6t por BET
10 Of 8cenber9er Wfa. 60.
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21u0ereteu !

@tlbes { n b BON Sl.75 bis $40 per
&dsr. 100000 Ader ;u p%ertaufen.
@iefenlant ron 81 bis S12 per III
ter. 10000 &dsr gu p%srfaufen.
Guttipirts carmen nit WisIsr
une sintess Climber gant ;u SO bis $40 per
alder. 200 Carmen ~ psrfaufsn. 8pmmt
i'm niei ~ uns fur Eaneerettn.
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3u Derfaufen.

alele per loune baar Al 5000.
80 Yiuno Webl uno Is Yiuno Siebiutter
aeoeu leoeu Buibel go l Nortben 8eiber
in umtauib aenommen. Seites &cgsen'
mebl III Der
lS-ba Gotn VaucD Wublt.
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9Nenu tbr eth sutes Wittel baben moQi
guer Blut Su rsiui9en, bic Nerpen ~ itarfeu
uno Die Contribution 81 fraitl9eu, brauht
Scob's Sariapartla, 8ebrauht nur Sooo's
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Ias 9u III tabiu uutsuttnt, ben psrhtibsn 9pmbdf sentfr 8dt iftseue
feline gufmerhamtt ~ Itentn, bic b1 tstaupten, has Grcrtt jl bsFssn. Isren
Qnadten ftmmen aemCbnhh nil rem Uddrn ubertn. Gle prIuben Mot Guper.
ldTise Baare u rsrhuhn. ipntsrn bic @trtts. sntpntsn IN hnr 6tnttt elmer FOL.
den Gseaenbeit. 9st bic tulpsHe gfe unfrr fhsren SrHer in pnRr Wcte.
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0eIO ~ Oerletben.

St babe einise 3%ouieno Dollars, Die Vi
enthum BON Yrloatp erionen limb, anf per'
iierteS @runoeiseHtbum Su oerlelben.
q. V. u o M O H..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-16

bon oensn bier y8nbp" 3dbmoidiHen,
bic on elmer Sont poer on eirem 1lide
81 beisitisen iinb. @ines onuOn mirb
,Sosal" aennrnt uno 1T behimmt fir
Wdeden bon s bis 16 Snbren. Die
Maidinie ouuert gut an unb wiro ON
80. Gpril p~srloit. 8nuIt i'm 8adst. per.
mebrt cure 3ldsts uuo psriutt cine Der
Waihinen 81 asipinneu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-16

Cooo'S Ytaen beilen gredreiS,& opt'
lhmerA aus BEN Raaeu v. unoerooult&teit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-16

Die ueltli9e flnifa4e SodSeitsieier
iuurbe i'm &reiie elmer sroBen Shaar
BON Berwanbten unb 5reunoen unter
Dem aaflidsu Sbood oes Serru Seins
RID Smoide aeielert, bel mel9er @eles
ssnbeit Die 9errn Nuiiter beitens sur
Grbaltuns Der fr0bliden Stimmuns bel.
iru9en.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-19
Sherif's Sale.

By virtue of an execution issued out of the
Circuit Court of the State of Oregon on the 7th
day of May, 1896, in a suit therein pending
wherein j. NJ. Huntington is plaintiff and
Audubon Winans, Matte A. Winans and Lin;
naeus Wlnans are defendants, to me directed
and commanding me to sell all of the following
described real property lying and situate in
Wasco County, Oregon, towit: Beginning at the
northeast corner of Sec. Sc, TIP. three north,
range 10 east, w, NJ, thence south so rods thence
west Sc rods; thence north so rods; thence east
sc rods to the place of beginning, containing Is
acres; all of lots two and three of Sec, Is, Tp
one north, range 10 east, W. NJ. containing 80
acres more or less also all of the southwest
quarter of the southwest quarter of Sec 18. Tp
one north, range 10 east, W. NJ. containing 40
acres more or less; also all of the southeast
quarter of the northeast quarter of sec. IA, Up.
one north, range east, ". M, containiI 40
acres more or less.
Together with all and singular the tenements,
hereitaments and aPpurtenances thereunto be
longing or in snywise appertaintng. to satisfy
the sum of $2, 2,656.02 and interest thereon at the
rate of ten per cent. per annum from the 21st
day of February, 1896. and the further sum OF
5000 attorneys fees and the further sum of SIS
costs and disbursements taxed therein; WILL
on the 9th day of June, 1896, at the hour of two
O'Clock P NJ. of said day, at the court house door
in Dalles City, Or sell to the highest bidder for
cash in hand, all of said real property, to satisfy
said sums and interest and the costs of such sale
T. J. DRIVER,
may9-u Sheriff of Wasco County, Or.