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per beg. fa.so: mule shoes,-per keG. 40; horse
nails. s4ds per box Barb wire, galvanized. $40;
painted. -.
Clover-Choice recleaned. co 10. S-seG4.S5:
prime. N.s5Q47o: English. choice. s-5ou4s5:
prime. $3.50: alsike. choice. 4-7545. alfalfa.
choice. S.50nG. crimson or scarlet clover. $3.50
40; timothy. a. lbs. choice. s1.60Q1.so; strictly
prime. 81. 1OT so: fancy Kentucky. "a lbs. 81. Boa
$50: extra clean. 70l90c; orchard grass. extra
st.50: red top. choice. S0cN 50; English blue
grass. q lbs. s1T1-0.
Timers Supplies.
Best brand charcoal tin. IC. 1ox14. l4x20. 12x12.
S.J9nG; IN. i0x1i. 14x20. i2xl2. $41.50; &c. l4x2o.
roofing tin, s4.5OG5: &c. 2ox2s. $500: block tin.
in pigs. l9c: in bars. zoe. Iron-21 Il iron &c per
10: charcoal iron. 30c advance; galvanized. 10
per cent. discount. Sheet zinc. 646i-c. Copper
bottoms, 21c. Pianished copper, 2ec. Solder, IL
6l2c.
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VITAL STATISTICS-JULY %.
Deaths.

Karoiina Kropp. hfty-hve years. 21 Bates
street, nepatitis.
Ada Gupton. three months. North indianapolis.
Inflammation of bowels.
James Jones. thirty-nine years. % Darnel
street. brain disease.
Arthur Tockhan. seventy-four years. city. fever.
Arthur Baxter. eight months, 225 Virginia ave-
nue.. cholera infantum.
William Pattison. sixty-two years, $40 North
Illinois street. heart disease.
Ralph ". Nowiin. twenty-three years. city.
suicide.
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Dry Goods.

NEW DIRK July 2s.-The days business
turned out better than was expected at the open
ing. as the spot demand was fairly good for as
sentiments " fancy prints, dress goods, notions.
fancy goods, furnishings and brown cottonS-
There was a better tone TO the market and many
near engagements were outlined. Printing cloths
,luI at 2Isc. Exports of domestic cottons for the
last week. 9.Oc) packages.
FALL RIVER July 2S.-The local print cloth
market closed. with no demand for goods, at 2l4c.
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easy and lower. No. , mixed. 276ssc. Oats
frner: No. 2 mixed. 2iisG22c. Rye nominal: No:
soc. Lard dull at &C. Bulk meats easy at
OF SCI brls at 81. %. Butter easier: creamery. lsc;
Ohio. l21I4c: dairy. Sc. Sugar easy Eggs easy
at 1izc. Cheese steady.
July 2s.-Wheat-Spot firm: de-
mand moderate: No. 2 red winter, IS %; No. =
red spring. IS I'D: No. 1 California. IS 5i9d.
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Igs. IS Clark street.
Marriage Licenses.

Sylvester Stanford and Amelia Il. Stinzel.
William r. Rcro and Bertha Kuhn.
George II. Shenehon and Isorisa Phillips.
James Turner and Maggie Taylor.
John Britz and Emma Louisa Mock.
George w. Jones and. Maud r. Poland.
Gardner r. White and Margaret Shea.
Frank Workman and Nettie Johnson.
Theodore Pol.er and Harriet Katrina Fox.
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Metals.

NEW YORK. July 2s.-Pig iron dull; South
ern. s1o.25G12; Northern. slO.75nl250. Copper
easy; brokers. lie: exchange. lO.90dl1.l3c. Lead
steady at 2.S0a2. Soc. Tin easy: straits. Il. i0D
IS. i5c; plates quiet. Spelter quiet; domestic,
3.9044c.
decline, sellers asking 2.67i2c. and very little de-
mand even at 2.6Jc, at which three cars were
sold. Spelter freely offered at soc, and no de-
mand at that.
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Building Permits.

L. l.. May, frame house. 12 North Rural street.
scCe.
j. c. Hust. addition. 5i2 East Washington
street. sl75.
Kate Harmoning. frame houses. Preston and
Marlove streets. II. go.
John Born. frame dwelling. South West street.
$500.
E. V. class. frame barn. SIS Broadway. sise.
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LIVE STOCK.
Cattle Scarce and Dull-HOgs Dull and
LOver-Sheep Dull.

INDIANAPOLIS. July 2s.-Cattle-Receipts,
10; shipments light. There was a light supply
of cattle to-day and the market was dull and
slow Ct sale at barely steady prices.
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1000; Shipments loo. The
market opened slow and sharply lower. The bulk
Of the supply sold on a basis l0G15c lower than
yesterday. The shipping demand was light. and
packers took only a small killing. The closing
was weak at the decline, with several loads re-
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Sheep and IannDs-fteCelpts. LZ00. shIprIehts,
200. There was a fair supply. The quality was
mostly common and medium grades. and the
market was dull and lower. especially on lambs
of common grades.
sheep and yearlings. good to choice. IS. 00G3.60
sheep and yearIings. common TO medium 2.00u2 10
Lambs. good TO choice. 8. 75mi.7 Is
7 ambs common to medium.... =. 5063. 50
old bucks. per 2.O0a so
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Steel cut nails. s.. 40: wire nails. from store.
$50 rates. from mill. $40 rates. Horseshoes.
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Candies and Nuts.

Candies-Stick. size per 10: common mixed.
SIC: per 10: O.. A. X. mixed, &c; Banner stick.
lOc: cream mixed. Sic: old-time mixed. 7l4c.
Nuts-Soft-shelled almonds. 12n16c; English
valnuts. l2c. Brazil nuts. 1oc: flberts. lie; pea
nuts. roasted. 6aIc: mixed nuts. 1la12c.
Mesa free press., 1896-01-17
!M!!iNlHG n APPLICATION NO. 6s1
tSupplemensal xotice for Publioation.)
u. s. Land Office, Tucson, Arizona, !
January 10, 1895.

Notice is hereby given that Joseph Riley
Morse, whose pos t-ofEce address is Mesa City.
Aaricopa County, Arizona, has made applica.
tion foi patentfor ifte en- hundredn .5oo) linear
rect OF the Old Wasp vein, lode or deposit bear
ms gold, with surface ground six hundred feet
(ooo) in width, situated in Sup erstition Mining
District, Pinai County, Arizona Territory, and
described IN the official plat and field notes Oh
qie ~ thia Office, Is Survey No 1884, being a.
follows, to Wit Beginning at Corner No. 1, iden-
tical With corner No. ! of the location, mes
quite post # long. IN ,hes square, set IT. in
she ground With mound Of stone and earth
two and one-halt feet high and five
feet base, marked ll134, whence the U. 8. L.
u. l1So bears Is degrees 4s minutes E.,
57S tt. Thence N rs degrees 90 minutes Il. 500
feet to corner NO. 2. q mesquite post ~ IT, long
inches square act IT in the ground with
mound Of earth 81 IT. high and s IT. base.
marked 2-ils4. Thence =. Is degrees A min
uteS =. 1900 tt 60 corner NO. 3, q mesquite post
y ft.lony inches square, set IT, in the ground
with mound of earth 81 #. high and S feet base
marked 3-ll3i. Thence s. rs degrees 20 min
utes W. $40 ieet to corner NO. 4, mesquite post
a IT long, 4inches square, set LIT in the ground
with mound Of earth 81 It high and IT. base
marked 4-llS4. Thence s rs degrees 20 min
utes ". $40 #. to corner NO s, mesquite post
4i It long inches square, set / it. In the
ground with mound of earth 81 # high and s
it base. marked 6-ll34. Thence Is degrees
a minutes W.. 1900 It. to corner NO g, mes
quite post Al # long, inches square, set II in
the ground wi tn mound Of earth q It high and
IT tase marked 6-11S4, whence corner no So
Survey number 1880 hears Is degrees nsrth ls
degrees A m mites W 1913 IT.. Thence north rs
degrees % minutes +. 800 IT. to corner nu mber
l, the place of beginning.
Magnetic variation IA d,grees E., containing
2065 acres less area in conflict with Mammoth
survey number 11so. .o4 acres. max ing net area
20.61. acres.
The location Of this mine is record ed in the
Recorders Office of Pinal County, Ariz ona, on
pages $40 and $50 in Book number 18 Of Mines.
Adjoining claimants are tho owners Of the An
mex and Mammoth mining claims, surv ey num-
ber 1130, on the north, the owners OF the onte-
zuma mining claim on the east, and the owners
OF the Aztec mining claim on tho west.
All persuns holding adverse claims ther etc
are required to presen:the Same before this Of
fee within sixty days from the first day Of pub
lication hereof, or they will be barred by virtue
Of the provisions Of the statute.
EuaEEE J. TRPfsL,
First pub Jan II Register
Mesa free press., 1896-01-17

TEE United States leads the
world in the production Of gold,
With . total for 1895 of 2.l7o,s27.
ouuces, Of . value Of $44,S7o,sss.
South Africa follows closely with
s44.75Q,ooo. and Australia $44.-
100000 Russia is 9 good fourth,
having produced in value $33, ,so0.-
pop. The increase over the pre-
yicpA year in the United States
was &t.loQ,ooo, and in the world
sas,77e,ooo. The total silvsr pro-
duction Of the world in commercial
value is $los,42s.os4. or, in the
United States coinage valve, $2l6..
35S,sS7. This country produced
Of oliver, in commercial value,
81, ,4Q3.6sl, leading all countries,
Mexico following with $2s.64o,37S
in commercial value.-Silver Belt.
Mesa free press., 1896-01-17
Local Time Table

Trains on the Maricopa & Pho enix
9 Salt River Valley + \ run as
follows;
Leave Mesa 7,SQ am, arrive Phoe-
nix $50 am. Leave Phoenix 9 a. m.
arrive Mesa 10 a. m. Leave Mesa 8 o
M. arrive Phoenix 4 p. m Leave
Phoenix B p. M, arrive Mesa 6 D. m.
Mesa free press., 1896-01-17
Deafness Cannot be Cured

BY ocai appIicat;ons, as they cannot reach the
diseased portion OF the ear. There Is only on e
way to cure Deafness, and that is by constitu-
tional remedies. Deafness is caused by an in
fared condition Of the mucous lining Of the
Eustachian Tube When this tube gets inf ,med
you have 8 rumblihg sound or imperfect hear
ing, and when it Is entirely closed deafness is
the result, and unless the Inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored to it's normal
condition, hearing will be destroyed forever,
nine cases out often are caused by catar.
which is nothing but an iniamed condition of
the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any
case OF Deafness Caused by catarrh) that cannoa
be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for cir
uclars rec.
F. }. CHENEY b co. Toledo, o
Sy Sold BY Druggists, 75c
Mesa free press., 1896-01-17


JACK HAMMoNp, an old time and
veil known California mine oper-
asor. is said to be in q Roer prison
charged with treason in connection
With DR.. Jameson's late raid into
the Transvaal. If Hammond,
being over there to operate mines,
allowed himself TO monkey with g
government in which he has no
say, be ought to be in prison, and
if our government is wise it will
not allow itself to be drawn into
any complications on his behalf,
Mesa free press., 1896-01-17

THs frHt election in Arizona Pc
after the organization of the Ter
ritory occurred July ls.lse4. Col.
G. D. Posten was elected Delegate
to Congress by majority Of 400
over his opponent. DIR. Leib. The
total vote cast was l076.-Silyer
s..
Belt.
Mesa free press., 1896-01-17

TIE Cubans are still holding out
against the Spanish troops. GEN.
Campos and his army are housed
in Havana, while the insurgents
have the rest Of the island. 'Tis
lately sarmised thai our govern
meat proposes to exercise little
common sense by recognizing the
b, lligeranoy Of the Oubaus.
Mesa free press., 1896-01-17
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIO N
S. & s. Homestead No. li5e.
Land Office At Tucson, Arizona,
December 9, 1895,

- Land Office at Tucson, Arizona,
December 9, 1895.
Notice 10 hereby given that tn he following
named sott her has filed notice Of his intention
70 MAKE final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Clerk
OF the District Court, Phoenix, Arizona, on
January Is, 1895, viz, John A. Plattner, Of
Mesa, Maricopa County, Arizona for the Sw4
Sec IL. It's, R6E.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said lsnd, viz, John L Anderson, James Pine.
Phillip Nets and JohI 5arkley, all OF Mesa,
Arizona. EUGENE ]. TRPPsL,
First pub Dec 13 Register.
Mesa free press., 1896-01-17

DR J w srAHLER, D v S, gradu
ate Of the Kansas City Veterinary
College and the Veterinary Dental
College of Toronto Canada, will visit
Mesa On Tuesday Of each week,
Qface at Phil Mets' Livery Stable
NaN - 4 W.
Mesa free press., 1896-01-17
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Homestead No. 1473.
Land Office at Tucson. Arizon a.
( Decem amber /, 1885.

December 4, 1895. |
a Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has h!ed mott ce Of his intention
to make anal proof in support of his claim. and
that said proof will be made b.fore the Clerk of
the District Court at Phoenix, Arizon., on
january 10, 1895. viz, Robert G Banta, of Mesa.
Arizona, for the sW4 Sec %, tbs, R5E.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of, said land. viz, Newton Hackney, John l.,
Anderson, Theodore P. B.nta, AMI Charles w.
Pine, all Of Mesa. Arizona.
& EUGsNB j. TaIPPEL,
First pub Dec 13 Register.
Mesa free press., 1896-01-17

To THE LADIE IS If you have
sewing machine of any kind that j
worn out, and the stand is in good
order, don't be so foolish as to pay for
a new machine when you can get a
new head from $40 to s25 from Tom
Depue at the Novelty Shop.
Mesa free press., 1896-01-17
Additional Local.

the elegant home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. s. Peterson last night who we're
there in honor Of Mrs. Peterson's
thirty sixth birthday. The even
ing was 4 delightful one and the
pleasant parlors were given up to
social enjoyment. Games and
music occupied the time of those
present until about II o'clock when
the guests We're seated at a banquet
that would have done honor to
kings banquet hall. After par
taking of the sumptuous hospitality
OF we'll provided tables the guests
again Joined in games until about
IL o'clock, when they sought their
several homes, wishing the fair
hostess the return Of many BIRTH
days. Following are those who
were present : Mr, and Mrs. WA.
Kimbsll, Mr.. and Mrs. Judge Woy,
Mr.. and Mrs. g. Gam, Mr.. and
Mrs Judge Newell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ohaa Mullen, Mr.. and Mrs. Gay
lord, Mr. and Mrs. v v Wright,
Mrs 4 ? Shewman, Mr. and Mrs
q 3 Lewis, Mrs Matte Cuber and
Mrs Ann Peterson.
Carlton Cornwall, foreman Of tn
Gazette. Middletown, N. J., believe
that chamberlain's Cough Remedy
should be in every home. He used
It for . cold and it effected a speedy
cure. He says, It is indeed grand
nemsdy, recommend to all. I have
also seen it used in whooping cough,
with the best results" rs and so
cent bottles for sale by Druggists and
Medicine Dealers.
Anumber of prominent people
have been sojourning at the Kim
bali House the past week, among
them being Simon J. Murphy, ,prin-
cipal stookholder Of the Santa Fe
system, and wife; J T Campbell
and wife and daughter, and w. G
Dohie, all of Detroit; John Dewitt,
OF Boston, S P Behan aud President
F N Murphy, of Prescott. They
are all pleased with Mesa.
It is dangerous for children to
play around the turntabls and
railroad track. One Of j X Tur-
mans little girls was playing on
the turntable the other day with
some others, and had her foot and
ankle caught and badly bruised.
4 Al the pllza drawing last week
at Social Hall. which was ona fea-
ture Of the show given by La Verne,
Mrs G b Lewis drew 2 handsome
silver tea set as The most popular
lady, and 9 B Lewis drew q fine
pair of ossralls as the pgliest man.
Eight men passed through Mesa
this week en- route to re--nfprce
the surveying party who are nak-
ing the preliminary survey for the
Tonto reservoir dam.
The Farmers Convention meets
in Phoenix today and tomorrow.
Our local railroad issues round trip
tickets for the small sum of ST..
DR.. Rrack is now citizen of
Mesa, having removed here this
week.
To THE LADIES' IS If you have
sewing machine of any kind that
worn out, and the stand is in good
order, don't be so foolish as to pay fol
a new machine when you can get 8
new head from $40 to s25 from Tom
Depue at the Novelty Shop.
Mesa free press., 1896-01-17
FRIDAY, ! January nary II, 1895.

IHr t9ne pf the European nations
is growing z little more pescssble,
yet the war spirit still exists to
sops extent, and can be called
upon if occasion demands it.
Mesa free press., 1896-01-17

THR coinage executed at the
United States mints during the
year 1895 was: Gold. $59,6l6,3H; /;
silver, s5.5sa,QlO; MINOR coins,
ts82.4so, Had more silver been
coined and silver paid out equally
with gold in redeeming United
States notes. as contemplated by
law, there would have been no
necessity fsr gold bond issues.
Silver Belt,
Mesa free press., 1896-01-17

The Florence Tribune has entered
ppon its fifth year. Under Editor
Reppy's administration it has been
epe Of the best papers in the terri
tory and we hope it's patronage
viii enable its veteran editor to
keep it up to the full measure OF
sxcellsnce TO which he has brought
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1niHiousfeft in Swiss.

0as ant "a. Sept. in Smis8 itatt=
eefunbene MihiDnsfelt fam in ieber
8esiebune ols elm eeluu9enes be-
seihnet tperoen. Cine 9roBe ansabl
oun SeItsaiten bate ii6 eineefunoen
uno q n ben 9pttesbienlten tbeilee=
npmmen, trpsoem mir uns mitten in
Der Soatseit befanben. 9er9ae mar
prdftig. @eoer Reeeu nod cine
erpbe Sibe it6rten' bas Self. Man
bari mpbl iaeen. bnB es elmer Der
ansenebmiten 9erbitta9e eetueien;
bies mag audi basu beieetrasen boz
ben, baS cine Nnsnbl @dfte BON fern
Der eetpmmen. SIM Rorsensuttes=
bienite rebeten bic HnitDren 9ob unb
&rbide. 3abmittnes iprahen Die
BaiturenNeo br ,Sanien, u eterien CUR
8erlammlune. 9a Der 9to6niittaesz
euttesbienft seitie beginner fonnte,
unb bic 8eouer iib elmer lobenspers
tben Surge bei9lofen, 10 fonnte bic
8erIammluns ibon nur bier nbr nit
benz Gesen oes 5errn entlahen tuerz
ben. Die nertben 5rouen ber @e=
meinoe iureten ooflr, onb aud ben
auIpriiden oes Nneens 8ennune
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Sn Mc8ittrid, auf Der Norbleite
bes 5luTies, piro ntpreen cine sruBe
republitanii6e Mn1enoerIammlun9
ftattfinoen. Der @punerneursz@on
oibnt 81. 6. 2emis uno Der 8prliber
bes republitanii6en Staats 60 :
mites, Gbauncep S. 5iuep perben
anpeIenb Iein uub Die pulitii6en
.Snoesfrnaen be1nredhen.
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Hus Dem County.

ger mirb beute (6reitae) feline Mabls
mible mieber in 8etrieb ieben unb
gu biuigen 8reiien gprn uno an6ereS
@etreibe fbrpten. 8pn beute on
tutrb bic Miible ieben anbern Sreitas
in 8etrieb fem.
- 8purbpis. Serr S. Seunete
bradte lebte 8pde eine eroBe Seer
be Sieb na9 montgomery County,
po er bielelben an Iue. Surtmann
ablieferte.
- 8DtSbam. 9eputpzS bertff
8Dblten mar lebte @pbe bier iebud
ni9t nm Serbre6er ein5uiaseu, ionz
bern nur UNI @i6tdbben 81 erle9en.
- Serr Souls 8ebbemnlb BON
Mprriipn tuirb in 8albe natb unierem
Ort iberiiebeln urb 1T eeeentudrtie
baran ii6 bier elm 8ubnbaus gu
bauen.
- 81anb. 9aftpr @eD. 3oder
lit BON Der @pnferens in 8etin, ST.,
suriideetebrt uno tpiro auf elm tueitez
res Sabr, 5ur Sreuoe unierer 8ir-
ger, Der bieiigen Metbubtitenz@ez
meinbe opriteben.
- 9ie 8lanb S9ule, inter 2eitz
uns bes Serrn Gen. @ssmann, tuur@
be 1esten Montu8 erDffnet.
- Die Serren @eba uno @erfel=
mann beabiidtisen cine Selepbuns
Serbinbune stuii6en Sprpn unb ct.
Sanle8 ber5uitenen.
- Srnu 6. $. Iufber6eibe be-
fanb iib 1ebte @obe in Sap gu Be-
Iu9 bel ibren 8ertpanbten.
- @nscDnabe. Srau @. 6.
8amie1, BON Sreelep, Sunius, be.
finbet iib bier su 8eiub BEL ibre,
Mutter, Srau S. Sadii@.
- 5rnu 6. @. Auid lit lebte $50:
de BON glbprabu Springs, Iu., mI
{ lie mebrere @pben gu Seiu6 be
: ibren @neebDrieen oertpeilte, suriid
9etebrt.
- Gin ben acknowledgements
beiten iinb jest mebr 2eute beibdfti9
ais Ieit LANCER Belt.
- Siele unIerer 8eppbner beeu
. ben iid 1ebten Samsta9 na6 Ser
mann nm ben Circus gu ieben.
+. - Omenspi1Ge Gin @uteelb
:. Club ipurbe lebten Samstas bier Of
p ganiiirt unter bent Namen Omena
a bile Mc&inleD Club. Die 8eamte
Iinb: Or. S. S. 5erreu, 8rdiibeni
Safpb Snppmeper, 8icez8rdiibent
@b. Sienbere, Sefretdr; Senrp 9itel
3 famp, S6abmeilter. Der Club sdb1
if bereits rs Mitelieber.
Il - 8a1tpr Oscar 8epersborf pu,
De lebten Samstug nub @uDuam ee
it rufen gum Seerabniie zines fleine
r SinbeS bes Srn. 8aitpr u. Suffmanr
j.: - Serr Simpn Sdmibt feiert
n lebten Snmstae Ieinen Al. 9eburta
D tag I'M 8reiie 5ablreider 5reun6e
g8ir eratuliren unb tuini6en nuc
mande frpbe @ieberfebr.
t.. - Mprriipn. Die @attin be
n Srn. S.Stud lieet immer mod idtpe
trant bornieoer unb tuiiniden mi
n ibr redt bnlbiee 8%eiferung.
II - Serr 5rib 3ieberbelmann neb
5nmilie, opn Gbompis, befanben iit
lesten Spnntae bier gu 8eiu6 bt
n ibren N~neebDrieen.
. - 9lm nddlten Sanstae, ali
% mpr9en Nbenb, piro GpnereB=8eprd
ientant @m. so. Sreloar bier Elm
8eoe balten unb Gbenbs elm erpBe
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gen RetbobiftenzSirfe lit BON bic
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2lus oem NadIaboeriht.


- Sn ieinem am IA. 9es., 1894,
berfaBten urb bieie @p6e i'm 9eu6z
laBgeri9t binterle9ten 9eItamente
bes nerIt. Serrn Sruns Seller, bon
fredericksburg, perfiiat Der 2eto-
tDr tpie fulet iber ieinen Nad)laB:
Seine @ittipe erbalt bic @infiufte
uno Nubniebuns aue8 @ieentbums
fir Bic Sauer hires 2ebens ooer To-
lange lie @ittne bleibt. 8un benz
ausgeliebenen @e1be ioG tie bic 5inz
len sieben unb fir ii9 benuben uno
bas 9anb lpu tie, faGs tic es ni6t
Ielbit bemirtbidaitet an Die ainoer
ocrntietben.
g1a6 bent Sobe Der @itttue eebt
bus Gieentbum an bic Sin6er iiber
uno stpar in fpleen6er Sertbeilung:
@rnlt bat i6pn einen entipcebenben
2(ntbeil bes SermDeens erbnlten nno
lit es Der @uni9 beS @rblafer8 baB
oemIelbe fein meiteres @rbtbeil su=
flteBt; Soa, perebeli6t nit @briit.
&uttbpff, bat bereits $500 erbalten
uno miro nit tpeiteren S17OO beoa6t;
bent SDbne Sran5 tuirb elm 2eeat npn
800 per Sabr felt leiner 8Onjabri9z
felt sueebn6t; Ibulpb unb Sep erz
balten Die Jog. Gpnntae'i6 5arm,
nit Der 8ebineuns baB lie 2l5 nun
oieIent 2eeat on ibren Sruoer 5rans
oussablen; 4aul, 9(ueuIt uno 5rans
erbalten bic Seintatbs.5arm in Seft.
4 unb 5, 9p. A, STANCE 6, unter Der
Sebineune baB Saul unb 4ueuit 2l5
beS BEL. 2eeutes an 5ran5 a%us5ablen.
NGes anbere @ieentbum nern1a6t Der
@rblafer gu alei6en 9betlen ieinen
sDbnen Srnns, Saul, Iueuft, &oolpb
unb Seq, uno ernennt feline S6maz
ger Gpnrab 9umburg uno Saul S9us
ais Sc Observation-Disclosures
0em Seitamente lit elm @Dbisil BET
aefiiat, oas ieopdb ni6t8 an ben Se=
Itirnmuueen bes Seitamentes anbert,
aber in pater1i6er 2iebe mod tpeiter
fir ben tranfen Spbn, Srans, ior9t.
0es meiteren perfiist Der @rblaiier
oa6 ieiner alten 9ienitntaob 2ena
anbrens, iabrlidb S25 npn Der @itt=
tpe Seller nusbesablt weroen, elmer
lei pb lie in SienIt bleibt Doer ni6t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-10-02

Serr @mil 8feiHer, uelder iid
mebrere Gage bier gu 8eiu9 bel Der
Samilie bes GERM s. %. &uetbe>
meper befanb, reiite lesten Samstae
mieoer in feline Seimatb na6 Sebalia
,itriid
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-10-02

&m lebten Samsta9 brahte Der
Circus cine Nnsabl n@antbler@
(5ali6ipieler) bierber, pie oiea 9ez
mDbnlid bel berartieen @eleeenbeiz
ten Der san lit. Die 9umnten tper=
ben befanntli6 nibt aGe unb 10 tpur>
ben am Snmstae au6 nieoer oer=
Ifiebene 2eute gang sebDri9 9erupft.
Gin iunser Sarmer nerlur int Sptele
S27 m1brenb nnbere UNI SetrG9e oprl
So bis gu SIS bei6uinbelt tpuroen.
;2tuei Der Gambler tuur6en 6ur6 Die
SberiHss@ ebulfen 8oBlfen uno Nfltmz
brauer perbaftet unb 6urb 5rieoens=
ri6ter 8ebIamen tint ie $4,000 uni
Soften beitraft, bic lie prompt berapp.
ten unt bann tueiter gu 5ieben nod
bent nadJiten 8labe tpo lie ebenlp bic:
le poer nod ntebr 0umme fnoen tuer:
ben tpie bier. 8pn re6tsnegen bot
ten bic @erupften audi nrretirt her
ben iullen, ba lie i'm Gimme be8 sc
iebes ebeniu i6uloie uaren fuie oi'
@ambler ielbt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-10-02

9err Subn u. @nebler, BON @o>
marosoiac, ST., elm Spbn bes Serrn
5rib @aebler, lift lebter 9ienstae bier
e~inaetrpHen uno piro ii6 1T Smiss
nGs Sdmieo unb @asenmu6er ME
0erla1ien.