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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-12-05

ed in circulation in four days is
greater than the largest sum thar
would be paid in taxes by any tax
payer in ter years. This conven-
ton benefited every branch Of
trade and in fact covers hotels,
boarding houses, livery stables,
hackmen and even the little boot
blacks on the streets shared the
benefits, and added to this, it will
be remembered that the ladies cf
the Baptist church realized about
$500 from the Pre- Ceeds of a res
taurant conducted by them. Mr..
Campbell is an active. member of
the Ocala Board Of Trade and has
done much good in this organiz2-
ton to foster enterprises for Ocala.
Under the management of Mr..
Campbell three buildings have
been constructed, two cottages
aud a ratatorium which has given
employment to Ocala mechanics
and laborers. He has constructed
voluntarily one thousand lineal feet
of paved side walks in p portion Of
the city where the city has no
paved streets and where it is a
pleasure to pedestrians to walk as
they would otherwise have to pull
through sand.
Mr.. Campbell has sprung from
the ranks of the working men and
has "fellow feeling for his fellow
man" and is ever courteous and
obliging to this class of men and
they prize his friendship.
He has employed great deal
of labor and paid for it promptly
and that is good point in his
"make up" He is thoroughly
competent to fill the position of
mayor with honor and being a
born leader and organizer of men
he will lead his friends to victory
on Tuesday, Dec. 8th.
OLD TIMER.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-12-05

The Racket has more useful
household articles than you can
shake stick at.
You can get clear insight into
the best bargains in city and coun-
try property, improved orange
groves and vegetable farmers by
ca lung on or address Halslsy and
Co, Ocala.
Rheinaur's dry goods house is
headquarters for mating, lace
curtains and window shades
For Rent.-Two cottages q d
and 7 rooms respectively, 8 blo CH>
S 'ut neast of square; best of repair;
furnished or untur"Ished as deslr-
ed. Apply to DR.. r. D. Fuller,
over Merchants National Bank.
Smoketts, clear Havana cigar
for sc at the Anti-Monopoly drug
store.
Don't purchase your Christmas
goods until you have seen our
complete stock. Bazar Store.
Colored bosom shirts in nev" de.
signs, we have them. Davidson
& VanEchop.
The largest varietyo fine soaps,
! perfumes and toilet articles at toe
AntiMonopoly drug store.
Nothing makes handsomer O,
more acceptable wedding present
than pretty China or cut glass
ware. Blrdsey 6, CO. can suit YOU
in that line.
/ Violets Of Sicily excels as a
quadrup!e violet extract, TO be bac
at the Anei-Monopoly drug store.
I Examine those fine toilet good.
a. Tydings & Co. They are the
best and cheapest.
Cut glass ware makes a styljsi
and handsome wedding presents
Birdsry & co. have the only ste cI
in the city.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-12-05

Editor OcaIa EVenIng Star
The citizens Of this state who were
baTn and reared in Florida have
been very soiIC!tous for many
years in inducing people from 9th
er sections of the United States 10
come to Florida and make it their
home, and 10 share wi h them the
prosperity o. adversely as the case
may be, OF the fruits of their labor
in assisting TO bui.d up Florida as
a model and 60 ahead state; many
thousands have settled in Florida
in the twenty years passed, until,
perhaps the newcomer" out
number the native born who has
been public SPIRITED and taken an
active part in building up a CON-
munIty that he has adopted as bis
home, and as the time is opportune
to put my idea into practical ef-
feet. l propose to cast my vote
with the great majority next Tues
day and elect c. III. Campbell
mayor Of Ocala. The song says
The CampbeIls are Coming" and
| say let them come ten thousand
strong, if they are all ike our
thrifty c. H Campbell. whom
Ocalans appreciate as one of their
most worthy and valuable c,tiz=ns
He is ever untiring in his unszf-
ish devotion to Ocala
Mr.. Campbell is thoroughly
identified with this city by a resi-,
duce of nearly nine years, and by
what counts for more, his good
work has accomplished much to
keep Ocala TO the front even more
so in the days of adversely, than
the combined efforts of many 9TH
er people, and MS name is a syno,
nym for success in Ocala. Our
citizens have watched his every
move and have yet TO see failure
in anything he has touched and
when he has spent a dollar for the
public It has been returned TO the
LublIc twenty foid IL wou d be
unfair TO generaEzs in compumen-
t4ry terms ab.u Mr. C,mpb5ll
wnen so many sIIiSIng eXamf les
Il mis- energy and brain Can b,
-nown.
Look at Upe fire oepartu emr;
NJ. Campo, Il, y,u night SAY, Is
i,s f4.ner Wnen It, ca,uc TO Q aia
was N pore roilt 49,; Ge wer.
"uGk "a l. ahQ es-is G. ,aCt
-nIef successfully 10 put II ln ;, 5
rematIc order and wnen be was fl
n4Ily made is executive head, ne
tuok hold with a determination 70
make 1t the best Of Its class In
America, and today, the fire de-
partment of this city enjoys a ma,
lonal reputation, and with It the
pD,icy holders Of insurance, VIII
are s. tex pay eIs, are Saved many
thousand of dollars each year
by the INCREASE In raies, had
,ut Mr.. Campbell gwen Ocaia an
fficlent service; and any person
~nO would wanton!y unjusty crI,
Ic1se Mr.. Campbell for The money
spent In this department, IS either
Al unthinklng person, person ot
dep prejudice agalns: the subject
f this sketch, or else q person
VINO would be Indifferent IS 10 ths
orsults of friction Of a FIRE policy
tor a few thousand dollars a2ains
piece property not altogether de
sIreable and which might burs
rnlo Fl 4me by spontaneous influ
nee ( poicy against property
Ahrn NJ Campbe ] retired from
he department l. Was his volun
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-12-05

n. N SNNN MILL lily A~IlAbl
Dec 5.
Tonight
A. opera house
Minnie Maddern FIske,
The great emotional actress,
Will appear in Right to Hap
piness."
This will be the dramatic event
of the season.
Send your orders for groceries,
fresh meats, fish and produce by
zbone No. 50, al L. D Backs,
Stalls IL, IL and Is. city market
The best cigar in town, all clean
Havana, for sc at Troxlers.
Chiraware, cups and saucers,
vases and all kinds of fancy goods
are being uDpacksd at Ocala News
Depot.
w. H. Long of Martel was in
town yestt rday.
B st fresh meats in town at
towards Bros, city market.
The cheapest groceries in the
c'fy at b. Sutton's, 28 Exposi-
ton street.
Cape Cod cranberries, the INCEST
TO be had, at Birsey's.
B. F. Julien of Archer is guest
of the Montezuma.
Canvass and leather Ieggins-
best assortment in the state Row
ell has them.
Our stock of dolls cannot be
equaltd. Call on opening day,
Dec. Il, and examine same. Ocala
News Depot.
G. c. Martin of Brooksville
spent yesterc ay at The Ocala.
Cranberries Ioc quart at Trox'
ler's.
Have you seen our 5oc neck
wear? Davidson & VaDEchop
Remember we have the lars esI
stock of FIRE works IN the cry
Ocsla News Drpot
]. r Mapsfiel1 # HIgr Springs
is It eIsttIto at the Mon, yuma
re Cure a Cold in One Day
IoAr ana b H., GU lac | b
.srs Al C'ugg sTs rr'uuo 'rs
~. ~ Il &, IaI.> 'o Gu 25
A nIcv assortment of fine Cake
at French Bakery.
See the line Of mirrors all sz :
and pr'ceS at the Auti MOnopoi,
drug store
J.. NJ. Williamson and wife OF
Indiana are dnmiciled at the
Montszuna
Newly Received = Sardellen
bismarck Herring, Dutch Herring
Smoked Herring, >alt MaCkere
at the French Bakery.
To calIdren of he BaDls
Sunday school yehearsed tb'
Christmas Vision Cdntata" IN the
church yesterday afternoon.
The Racket has moved to Row
I'll 5 old stand, south side courr
house square, union bl ck.
Remember your bat, if bough
OF r well, in.,ure you the late,
S'ye.
Florida or .nges SOC dozen a
Troxler's.
Fine stationery, correspondence
parer and envelopes ar the An,
NJ p'ly cr1s st'Te
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-12-05
FOR MAYOR.

hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the Office of mayor
of Ocala and respectfully solicit
the support of my friends for said
office. G. H. CAMPBELL.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-12-05

lut!ors Cf esteem upon lis cor
duct S chief and thc citizens of
Ocala were not unminCful of his
services, which cost him much
thought, time ard money ard he
wears today an elegant watch as a
testimonial from the people that
he was a good and faithful ser
want" and on Tuesday next "old
timer" and nany of his friends
will walk Up to the polls and place
{. II. Campbell at the head OF our
city government.
Mr.. Campbell's work in the fire
department is still felt, and is still
in evidence ard is one of the few
things that the tax payer can see
at sight, the splendid headquarters
of the department is a model of
perfs ction, with it's improved ap-
parotus 10 fight fire and appliances
to harness up and get out quickly
10 the fire and although Mr.. Camp
bell does not now hold any posi-
tion in the department, the present
efficient chief, J. b. Carlisle, and
the Members Of the department,
appreciate Mr.. Cambeil as friend
to the cause they represent.
Everybody that is a lover of
music in Ocala is proud of the
Metropolitan band, and especially
rbe ladies and children of this city
who greatly appreciated the con-
certs given this summer by this
excellent musical organization,
which has been a pleasure ard
comfort TO our people when thy
would otherwise have bsen "b.ue"
and disp'rIted and without any
amusement. Ocala has it's own
band, the best in the state, it has
Saved Ocala many dollars that
would have been spent on outs de
bands for public events and c. H.
Campbell is its active head. What
more can be said? Much.
Mr.. Campbell is also a contri.
buting member of the Ocala Rifles,
he takes an interest in everything
that makes up the busy life of this
city and his friends among the
young men of the city are legion,
because he has co-operated with
them in many of their undertak
ings and they appreciate his friend,
ly attitude toward them. While
the young men advocate Mr..
Campbell as Msjor, "old timer
stands in the ranks of the veter.
ans who know a good thing when
they sec ir so, and the ruethodr-
Cal and buslness-l ke way in which
Mr. CAM beil handles any propo-
suIon, cnmmends HIM Ia the pair
taxing business man accustomed
TO de al IN his work ard he will
receive the business V ,te in honor
of business in'rgrry uph Id by
I'm.
Amo 6 numerous examples OF
be thousands of dollars put in cir
cuation by Mr.. CamPbells work
tor Ocala, look at the state con
vention held in Ocala this summer
and figure little. this convention
cost Ocala about $3.50, there wa:
Geo delegates and lobbyists in at.
tendance at an average say ot
S3 per day, the convention was ir
session four days; $500 per day
means S7,2Co eft in Ocala in fou
days, but an average of S. comes
nearer the figure. hence sI2 coz
was placed in circulation in a dull
season when most needed in ex
Charge for $3.50, and Mr.. Camp
bell was the active head that pro
duced this result without cost tc
the tax payers, but in fact assisted
many tax payers to pay their take.
by putting money in circulation
where they would ultimately, get
portion, of course Mr.. Campbell
was aided in this work by the com
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-12-05

Handsome bedroom slippers
weary "foot resters," they are
Call a. Rowell's and see them.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-12-05
OLD TIMER CRATES.

He Says Florida's Adopted Sons
Who Came to This State by In
vitation of Floridians Should
be Made TO Feel az Home
Mr.. Z. II Campbell by
Virtue CT Eight Years
Residence in Ocala
Identifies HIM
With TIE
City.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-12-05

The Racket has more useful
household articles than you can
shake stick at.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-12-05

. Rheinaur's dry goods house is
headquarters for mating, lace
curtains and Windnw shades.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-12-05
LOCAL LRCONICS
News Of the City Briefly
Told.
People You Know and Things You
Know, Caught on the Fly as
They Come and Go.
K. K CARROLL. City Editor.

K. R CARROLL. City Editor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-07-30

aus 2tullut SuIil cue UluulIpN Uhu SllS
tarium IN 3oleoo. Sta, 9ele9en lit. Dos
@ebGuce, eiaeus fir ben 3Wed beraeitelt,
bat 9roBe Gdumllhfeiteu, melde nit Den
mooernlien Serbeli erunaen perlehen limb,
uno btetet oaourh DEM Eatienten Nnnebm'
littelteu uno Sortbe :ucide er IN anoern
cerarti9en, BON Nmerltauern 9elelteten Snz
%liituten utht fiuoen wlro.
Ser Stab oes 9eutiden Sauitarium's
bslieht aus ben tlhti9iten NerSten, pelhe
'hre Nusbtlourg auf ben beiten uniuerIitas
Ten @uropa's erbtelten uno Die cine 25'Jdbs
ri9e Brioats uno 0olpital Hrnris in europa
uno Nmerifa auiSurpel,en hdbeH. 9te oers
lhteoenen Nbtbellun9en fur Ipeclelle 8rants
betten iteheu unter Der perlOnltben Geitun9
prattliber 5ohmanner, uelhe ole 8rantbeis
ten Der perlbieoenen Sr9ane, ME Gun9en,
Uia9en, Nleren, 9eber, Slaie Il. / 10. 81 eli
uem Sebenss Stuoium 9ematt baben. Ser
ner lperoen il 9eutihen Santtartum fo!s
9enoe &rnntbetten, mte: Sdplnoludt,
8atarib, Gbeunattsmus, 3lspcpIle, 8rebs,
,Saliutt uno anoere Geloen oes Nerpenlns
items, lomle ale Nrten oOn Sluts ulo Sautz
trantbelten, mas auf) INNER lbre urlahe letl
mag, eriOl9reth bebanoelt. Teriouen, tuelte
aus1parts mobnen, meroen III brtetllde Se'
banoluug senommeu. Nn Solte ienoet cas
Seutibe Sauitarlum oas popular 9ebalteae
msoisluii9e pamphlet: .9te SduBlpebren
oes gtbens" ionie Observation-Disclosures
reip. 5raseboaen sum Nusiulen tret 81.
gSenri mir Die &eiultate per9an9euer
Sabre oils NnBitab aule9en, 10 bari benz
leutiben Sanltarium elne 9laraence 3us
tuuIt in Nusiidt seItelt weroen uHo mod
ten plr beionoers oas 9eutlhtbum IN allen
@eaenoen Nmerlta's aui bieies peroIenIt'
uole oeutibe lluternebmen aulnertiam mo-
d1eu. 29-1l
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-07-30

Guf antrag murtsn iclssnee 8etnun
atr fir Wtae, unt grlfen.A rbeit nit hem
9eritt unt rem eaju aebprissn Contractor
benz 9cdrt %pcrsslsat. auf &niras anssncm.
men ure ,ur guibswdtruns 3~urld8sls9t:
7ewn altanp, W~sssarteit tn Sstt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-07-30
aarI 3ropp. Sobm &repp
Gcbri0cr &rDpp,
3au=T ontrattoren

Waden 8oiteuauinldse fir 8irhen, Shn'
len, Aeiioenseu, 8elhiitsblods, Srliden
etc. ;oessleibeu Werfdnier auer Sortcn
aalf, = em,eni dub ioniti9en Banmaterlalter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-07-30

@uf @utras wuree Ger Counts Iuettol
teauitraat, bsim Glerf tei 3ifrlttsssrtb
tes iOlatnte rtptcirteQ ilte MID. tc1etttrtarel
unc niht 9slritensr Yericnalsi9enibums
ileurr tlr 1906 fin,ublneiaPn:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-07-30

Gle INT bic auttnissu gssnttn fur Gtni Cement
has Bette, rds BE eatin I'm Sstrddtstt.
1Vtlt. 81. 9lruh. Nina ~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-07-30
Ha6minassGeuna, ben II. Suli 90

Ndbmittassisuna BEN II. Suli 90
Ter Ve,ia9ung ssn1aB trat Der gcart
3ulammfn; ale Witslieeer annelent; 81.
Differ als grriistr. @tIub fur 8rnntuna
zines neuen Shulbinritt5 In ZEN Tcpns
81. Wartin unt EARNING pdrb hem 9cart
iur StluBbsfimmuns pcr9elest unp aui
Nntras perwprfen.
Sn uebereinfimmuna nit benz 6sIese.
Sett. 4, 8ar. l26, @sl,gs ron 1895. be.
titeIt: Cine @tte fur Sbue Der Walter in
oIefem Staate unb sur gerbltuna ron
Waltfsuer" beauftraate Der gcare ben Nu.
eitcr, Die bissbe,uslite gerpTentlihuna
~ erla fen unb eem &uftraa pes @ale
9cmmiddrs unb tes Gbsf @arb,n
d%n,upaHen.
Quf 4ntras srwdtlte Der goare frlsente
% YsrIoren. bic ais Grcbaslhwcrens fur
oas Satr 1896 ~ oiensn babsn; Scbn W
8pienterssr, St.bt Ct. 9lpue; So Wsssr,
Ct. &usuta; Gtwarb Gprnsr. lppn ct.
Glpue; 3 Z Winer, 2pnesn; aeam @intsr,
Qlbans; Spbn Sbnsiesr. Appn; Spbn
Musres, Strain; Sctn Serftwsilsr, Sc
Sdut; Gcnrac Bette. Wilmcct; Sofept
9cbL Ct. Wenrel; gstsr Sr.ittab. cafe
@ecrae; Sartbel Shnsietr, 2ate 6enrs;
Natb Berg. %GcGsserirs; @ Shuls, Satr
6lpsn; 9eter Wirgftle, %Vursmburs; Spbn
Qrnclb, %2ursnbura; 6erra 9Seismann,
&cdptlsj Rid Ssrbrane. @afefelt; g "
8rsiien, Wafeiielc; e 6 Gduabreen, Sets;
) Serrattps, @repe; Z WarihaG, Staet
Saut Centre; SEQ gldtsslss, Statt Saut
Gtntre.
&uf 4ntrae erwdblte Der gcare fclaente
30 G~erlpnen, UNI In 1896 ais 8leinoeItwc.
rene ~ rientn: 81 Stptsn, Scbn @irtt.
mann. W 8 gcbbers, Ge Bartholomew.
Stabt Ct. 9lput; Watb 8ncblab, @pcn;
atatan Ibtn, Srpdpdg; Samss fal. Sol.
bling; antpn Stults, NiQppce; Rareus
Wteber, DAT; Sran; Watte, Qafe Gecras;
Sos Ieueltns. cafe Ssnrp; 9 6edlin,
9apcesptls; 6 Sirfsnbtra, Ct. Rartin;
s s 6c9an. Sprina 6il; Did Studs.
3icn; Seinrit Sep. 3icn; So grss. Gpl.
le1spils; y Sailfp. Satr 6apen; Bal Wali
yurembUre; yS s gutmant, Waine Vrai.
rte; Spbn Weismann. Rpdpi1e; = 6enael,
6Cdrt1f; So Simmers, Ct Spftpt; Ibec
@sres, Ct. Scitpb; 9 z 8ce. 9rrw Silver;
. Slabacsn, 0etip; u > 6eitt, Hprtt
Scrt; 4 q Slusfee. 8a9mpnt; s 2 Alsn,
Staet Sauf Centre.
Auf 4ntra9 wurbe fpl1enetr gsf6luf
rTerirt ure a~naenpmner: geItlefsn, rap
cine Steuer pcu elmer Din uuf if%euertares
Gtasntbum In Stedrrs 9puntp. Wtnn.,
fur has Sdtr 1896 tn uebsrstnfimmung
nit 8apitel &c. Ssft. 1865 ter QHefts Sta
tutsn gslegt warpe unt rae lie ole ,Vctal
Cine Wta Steuer" fir llnterfusuns Der
0Hsntlitsn Stulen i'm 9enannten Counts
tetannt ieiu ipa.
5clasnosr Stiblus purbs rom gparp
l%nssnpmmen: Stitlrfrn, tab fplasnesr
lpE;iN,trtsr Stsuertetra9 auf eas iteuer.
tare Gisentbum in Stedrns Co., Wtun.,
FUR eas Sabr 1896 ais @puntp Stsuer in
ueteretnitimmung nit 01p. IL, Sett. 1857
Nsr Weit Stdtutsn sele1t weres.
9curtbaus-Nusla9en ..........$ 500 90
lprCners Qusla9en. 200 CO
8rets9sritts. I%uslaaen.. .... 1000 0O
8sfdnsnis. Nusla9en ....... 5000 90
5rieesns9sribts Qusldsen 500 90
Crgdlahen. Nn;sisen, etc 1000 90
Cages. unb Netlensele fur &C.,
9pmmtNdrt. .......... $50 90
9eli6t fur 3cbts. unb @sburts.
fade. 49,. ............. 300 90
WsSe une grldsn ........ 5000 90
Sa!Gr Der Counts. gsamtsn. ... 10,005 90
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-07-30
Srei Winiiter uon Wiaiaan.

gs aere,ht uns Sur Sreuoe Or. 8arner's
Pbite 0iue uno Tar Sprup irgeno einen'
Spreher Al empiebler. Der BON einem pals
Qunaenleioeu 9eplaat 1T.
Nep. w. 8. Sooher. @rano 6apios, Wit,
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Nep. y. g. 9odwoob, Vim Nrbor, Wih.
8u periauten in " g. Subns apotbe'
le, st. gloub, 9Riun.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-07-30

ten manhes b!flbenbe
9entmal errihtci, bas
Dem oeuiihen Hamen
CUR 9bre arrCtht.
Inter anoCren uolfss
tbimlt6en, ueroienit
pollen, oeutihen uns
terrebmun9en nennen
mir oas 2eutibe 6e,ls
Snititut uno Sanitarls
uln Ill 5oleoo, O., oas
I'M Sersen Der StGot,
III .N,fHa ,,. q.
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Simon :. Buffer

,%er,auit friihe Butter Al 10 bis q Cts bas
BIB. II frilte Gier Su 8 Cts per 9uBeno.
Gos bette Webl uuo aus9eSeldnetes 8iehs
utter Su ben ni~eoristeu Yreiien p~ertanft
Ciice unb Nieoerlase 9, Npe. iiolih,
81. glpub. Winneiota.
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|, II, 4, 3 IL % ..... ........ $50 90
3cmn @rcpe. Wegtdrtett in 2 IL II 80
3rwn Safe Senrp, Wsseart. in 90 l2 so
2& % 40 90
3cpn &c SIut 20 Il 80 $50 90
9crn gpnesn. 20 .... 9 A
20. 4s 81
Conn Wdine SrdtTte. 5, 5, 9 & 10 81 IS
3cpn Ct Nuguita, IN Sett b.. A. So
Conn Spring 6in, in Sstt 25 200 90
gta. Waits Ylrf. Q T5l2482S % 90
Jpsr %gcrinBsn, 9 81, Z l22. ri 81 ~ 90
Germ Gislanb, Q l6. : l25. 81 81 Is 90
&af &ntrd9 Ysrtaaun9 bic 2 ubr nab
mlttl9s.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-07-30
Gin oeuti6eS Sauttartuttt.
0eutihe NcrIte. oeuti6es gpiTien. oeutihe
gebanolung

9eutlbe s &iiieu uno benti1er llrterneb.
hahen in oea Hereinafter Staas
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8tldmmt $4,000 90
Gin @eluh tes ). y. Ssdlin warc benz
8part pcr1eleSt. IN welhem I'M Yarrin9e,
runa Ger Sttusrn auf bic Matlmublt Der
Y. .. 6dnien Mtltn9 81. n1hselutt
pire, une auf Nrtrda pnrt rpm gCuIe rem
CHARACTERIZATION zine Berrinatruna rsr Ab.
ibdtuno eer Wibls ~ $1,000 9em1b fur
eas Sabr 1890. 81, 80 une 80 empfrblsn.
Sn lletersin itimmung nit eem 0slste
ppn 1887 frnanrtt etr 9runiaratb foiaen.
&c ta,u aeeianets Ntrfpnen aus ben betref
ieneen @cmmiflr.T ifrittcn, eeren YHiht
Is lein fed, eafur III lprasn. eaB he Ssihe
zines ebrtar entlaisnsn Scleatsr. Ndtrcien
u. Scledten ;ur S{f. IN ftrtartr Weile BET
lsiset wsroe. wenn or In Der Der. Stdlten
benz Ssere ceer Ter Warine mdbrfnp hes
ltsten Rerclutiru- ceer m~erttdntIten
8rieoes tie-tc, reer FER geaen Die Snetnrer
I'M Staate Ninneiot1 i'm Sabre 1862 fcb
ts une Der bel isintm Irst niht scnu9 'ur
8ttreitun9 zines anfdneiasn 3farabnl1es
;urudldft: 8sirbrlc zimmerman, Stree.
port, Winn. i'm > 9cmmiiIdr.I i"trttt; &.
@. 9crts. N,w @l9nespiIs, i'm 3. Gem.
miTdr. Iitritt; Slmss 8enneta, 8inttan a.,
i'm 4. Gcmmiidr- thrift; Wm. Y1nsburn.
Saut Center, i'm 5. 9rmmifdr.I itritt.
Muf 2ntraa wurtsn fcl9snce Gstnun.
aen erlautt UNI ;ur 3dblure anaewi,len:
5 6 Nc8slrs. Sbsrinssetubren
ataen Wm. 8rd9 ......... IS | 95
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s 6 Ne8eira Nu5ldaen fur ueter.
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S%rrsnantalt 49,. 81 II
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gcrlaeuna Der @rcsselhpSrtnen 76 &c
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8elps wlrht iurlfsslsst; cine Nclbt In
Sstraa, pon S2.55 perrcrftn.
auf Intraa gtrtaauns tts BALI 9 llbl
auesren WCr9ens.
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Wm Sbsrffus Soften fir Sars unp
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(cthSieu.)
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auT gericnalatusrn fir 9%snanntss Sabr,
pelbe Steuer mad llstsr,euauns ctsies
Vcarc ntht eClet,irt msreen tInn unp
70 Don eiefsm goarr atfrihsn wurte, nam.
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ct. Glcue Den Is. Sui, 1896.
Ter gsrtdauua aende trat Der Spare
,uIammtn; ane Wttsltctsr anmslent; 90
Winsr ais 1crfRer. 1uf @ntra9 purtsn
fclsenee 8s6nunasn erlaust unt ,ur 3at.
tuna auaeniffen;
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