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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-09-16
Restaurant.

r would announce to my friends and custo-
l. mers that l have moved my RES TAU
RANT to Cothran'S Block. on Washington
Street, where will he glad ro serve the pub.
lie with az good meals as the provisions oi
he market will afford.
Oct !, 1895, ems.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-09-16

See the new lot of baby carriages offered by
McDill & Lvon. Patent wheels, patent brake,
servicablo and durable.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-09-16
@FALL IS COMING%
AND RUBIN IS THE LEADER OF LOW PRICES.
WE SELL CHEAP---WE BUY DIRECT FROM THE BEST
MARKETS OF THE WORLD.

special bargains
Hats Caps Trunks Vaise Umbrellas Chidrens Cloaks Blankets
Furnishing
Come and give trial before buy.
Next door the Court House.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-07
l3:S2!l;]Ey
for Infants and Children:
MOTHERS, Do You Know tina. r.r.se,4.,

GVu
sfo morpinef
morphine upefng narcotic poisonsi
permitted sell -
narcotics withou
medicine
chill unless o i q
list
of wit hevey
has casotia
than of all remedies children
and Of
"Cast0ria" its
harmless7
Know that furnished
o ON dosef
Won Know that chudyen
wi lhayeuu enretl
Well. these thngs worth knowing They facts
3ss :s:s:s:s ::s::ss @za< :: ss:sss:: = neg
~ Children Cry for Pitchers castorla.l
w
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-07
THE MATTER OF TANES.

Now comes the most remarkable item
that this whole article contains:
1886 1896.
Valuation ........... $i3, 3js 900 $40. lS2, ,GSI
Revenue from taxation l5s 70j l9S,UOO
or course, new special revenues. such
as the revenue frCIn liquor licenses
poles. dogs. etc. have made 1t possible
to keep down the valuation and taxes
while all these improvements have been
or are being made.
Protection one of the principal bOons
guaranteed by government to peo-
pie, has not been lost sight Of by tae
government of Scranton. Both depart
ments police and fire. are now source
of great pride To the city. Although the
cost of enlarging and improving them
has been large. the investment. no one
can deny Is good one. While the fire
department now costs dive times as
much as il did In 1856, the losses By fire,
comparatively speaking. are i've times
as small The increase of the police
force has not been as large as ii might
appropriately have been, considering
the enlaged eX panse and increased pop
ulati0n of the city.
In 1856 the fire department had but
little property, the companies owning
their own engines and carriages and
was not overly efficient. Now the city
owns every piece of apparatus and horse
in the department and has twenty per
manent men under pay In addition To
the call men," such as engineer stok-
ers and drivers. Some of the compa nies
have as high as four horses. and there
is an average of about three paid men
to company when the call men are in
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-07

Now comes the most remarkable item
that this whole article contains:
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-07

their forefathers were Of Irish extrac-
ton and settled in Spain-viz: Count
O'Farrel and the Marquis O'Reilly.
Grocers have been so successful In
trade In Cuba that there Is a-Spanish
verse, as follows:
Abuelo, bodeguero~
Padre, caballero,
MILO, PordioserO.
Grandfather grocer,
His son. u gentleman,
And grandson, pauper
Rich young Cubans usually choose
law or medicine among the professions
or engage In commercial pursuits. a
few enter the army and navy, but the
most coveted offices under the govern
ment are held by Spaniards.
Until the outbreak of the war now go
ing on deputies We're sent to represent
the island at the Cortes.
The island is rich in natural re-
sources. It's mountains have never
been prospected because of the lack OF
railway facilities and absence of local
enterprise. There are vast forests OF
precious woods, numerous mines which
have never been worked out, and land
which has never been titled.
LIFE IN THE COUNTRY.
Country life Is natriarchal, and the
people are hospitable, and. in times of
peace visit between the widely separat-
ed estates. Some of the country dwell
lings are very handsome and supplied
with every luxury man could desire.
1t is rather weird sight on dark
night to watch the negroes grinding
sugar cane. preparatory to boiling the
juice for sugar. As they pass in and
out with their heavy loads, their dusky,
half naked bodies lighted up by the
glow from the fire, they appear as wild
and grewsome as some vision of the
night. Their low, monotonous but
musical chant adds to the novelty OF
the scene.
Moonlight in the tropics is bright and
silvery, and so radiant one can easily
read by its light. But Diana is con-
sdered malevolent even to her admir-
ers, for it is dangerous to sleep in her
rays. II Is said that they produce a
| fever, and even incline one to lunacy
afterward. There does apDear to be a
| subtle connection between luna and lun-
| acy.
Many of the traditional customs.
| such as the eXtravagant observance or
| Carnival and Kings Day, have died
| out Some years ago Cuban ladies'
would drive out in handsome equi-
pages, with spans of horses and out
| riders i'm handsome costumes, while the
| coachmen and footmen wore powdered
wigs. Havana beauties would attire
| themselves in fancy dress, powdered
| hair and painted cheeks, resembling
| the aristocratic danes of the court OF
| France during the reign of the Louis.
| The line of carriages would extend for
miles through the drives and principal
| streets. But that pageant Is now II
| dream Of the past. as well as the cele-
| bration of Kings Day and Epiphany.
| when negroes in their war paint semi
| nude and grotesque, would disport
| themselves to the sound of uncouth and
| barbaric Instruments, their dusky
| bodies contorted as they danced
| through the streets with banners. ap-
| pealing to their masters for largess.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-07
APPROPRIATIONS, lsst

This 1896 ordinance as will be noticed
provides for each item separately
while In the previous one nearly every
thing Is in bulk Now when money Is
appropriated for "a certainlneed 1t must
be spent for that or turned back into
the city treasury, and no more money
can be spent than Is appropriated.
Should an appropriation be overdrawn
the head Of the, department would be
responsible for the overdraught Thus
d floating debt Is provided against. -,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-07
TEN YEARS OF REPUBLICAN RULE
APPROPRIATIONS, 1886.

on Thursday night by the joint esti-
mates committee.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-07-09

8acific= =8abn, ,tpelde bas2anb nm $780, Z
900, 900 beitoblen bat. Der fir 8icez
pr1iioent gtominirte lift Elm 0titglieb
eiaas giienbabn ,,8inses", Der bas
Gplt felt eSnbren beraubt bat. Die Com
penfion tpuroe am Sabrestage Der
G6la1t pDn g8aterloO, als Der dn6cre
,,gsapDleun" McSinleb tuirb befanntz
li6, iuegen ieinerQe6nlibfeit NIT 9app-
leoH l., Der 59ussOa NupoleOn ses
itanntl ntebersing. Die Satleniibe
luurben BON 3n9tbduslern in g(rfanias
eemaht". 9ieIer Mann, Der cine Der
b61iten Stellen in Der repnblifaniiaet
gsartei einnabnl. lueiB genau, mas ble
&artet 1T unb er madt iebt, ea er iid
pun ibr tos9eia9t, aud fein @ebeintniB
mebr oSpon. ST ertldrte, onB iie in
ben Sdnben Ser Grnits, Der Mpnopole
unb Der @uderer lei, baB iie oas @olf
betrUg unb glei9 benz 8nuernfdn9er i'm
in Gt. 2uuis sSallen legte, bic es n6llig
ben Susbentert nusliefern iuiirbeH. gr
ntuE es tuiiien.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-07-09
@fiO=9aRptG.

/ Sic Chicago, Milipaiifee & ct.
Saul 8abn ldBt BEL Der Station gripp
elm neues gtebeuseleiie anlegen.
Il Sn 9lberoeen iuurbe elm iunges
Rabhen gtantens Qllta 8ubie Spr6sr
aus einem nerrufenen SauIe gebplt unb
Der gsDlisei in Gipur gitn iiberliefert,
tpel6e i'm quftras Der @Itern Die @ers
baftung nermittelte.
9lm gsiertez Suli@ @l1nsus in 9e @mei
betbeiligten iid) Sablrei6e Sarnter nit
ben 8agen unb &anaen, tDomit iie
Maild) mad, Der Creamery Su fabres
Sfleaen. 5elbitperftdnbli9 iparen bit
@a9en biibid befOrirt.
glm 2ngerfeit Der ariesspeteraner
nabe Slanbrenu nnbmeit am Sreitas INF
ganftag nabesn 10000 &eriunen Gbeif
Sic befannte srau 2eaIe bielt cine &ebi
am 9pnneritaa glbenb, tuelde BON Der
9eteranen nit pielem 8eifan aufge.
nommen tpurbe.
\ 9as 8un6esppitanit bat bic @e.
batter Der 8oItneifter peri9iebenel
Gtabte I'M Gtaate, ND Die @innabmel
Der &pItamter suz Dber absenOntmei
baben, bementlpre9enb tuie fol9t erb6b
uoer bernbgeIebt:
n.sE.Ll.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-07-09

i. - NJ xyr ~
0lefW am aoeno nag lelner 9it.
funIt gler am MeltipOg .. sS; 9ielt Se@
nator Petfigren I'M 9perneaas per
lelor elHe heOe, IN lDeiWer &c leiae
9rinoe Iar pen aO!au pom Der repuol'@
tantl@en Rarfel nno ole Sernalfntlle,
loelwe iph oa6n oran9Ien, oarle9te; 9ef
2aal mar 5loar nlgt Dis alif oeIl lestsll aE
sofe9plas 9eIlillf, aper es mar leoenfalls
esle per 8roBten serlalalnlan9ea, ole
Das a3pelnDaus le 9elepen. 8orptes
geno ~ per 3uDorerlnaff iDaren ., DC
Bopallltell. ipapreno eflOa ote 9aiffs
aus 6epnolttanera ano Semoirateh ne7
nano. Seopafter 8ettal 6e9lettete otf
5teoe y oes senators, tI,fllrlt@ ansl9iisB7
lIW pon Setfen oer Popalilten, Sfelltl=
Der Gepnolttaner il1o Semoiraten
nS1 pun iiliner aoU Ilir Sgns5Du, aoei
ntenlals nnroe tp fir lolmen lflnlmer
alf slrflfei, foeiqe oon aralfs. confro'
lirf tperoen", ertlarfe oer Senator
.,oenn Der 6armer Tam llm nl@t lwa=
ENn u lc.E n
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-07-09

0Ott ben 5S1 oenti6.nmerifnnii6en
3eitunsen, tuel6e ii9 NIT polittIden
Sra9en befaiIen, finb 499 81 @unften
Der gesentudrtieen @p[owdhrlns, SO
finb fir 9oppelipdbruno un6 43 iinb
stueifelbnft. - go beri6tet Die 8eutI6.
amerifnnii6e @uteelbs2isa unb trOB=
benz fam nidt gelduenet tperoen, bab
unter ben Seutfd @merifanern Die
Sorliebe fir 9Dppelfpdbrung i'm @n6=
fen begriffet ift. $50 bleibt ba iuieoer
einntnl Der @influB Der 8reTe? 8.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-07-09
staa aaInh.anna. sfaa

Ole 2sIer bissr 3situns psrbsn E frsse ss egatze~
SaB IS sissns cine asinn1tete Srdnhsit sitbt, Hti
bt MiH.nf8afti IN al fhrsn 5tnsn III silsr i'm Stunbs
TIT; oas Satarrb nr 1T oiseiasige ieet bsr 6rsIi4
Braber5nft btfnRRie pntiue Rnr. SataTrb erfprbess
ais rine goutistiastTanbe cine tonttattsueae Aez
kaHbIuug. Safs Ratarrhs s,,r min innsri1 ssnonss
men nHS pirtt hireft nn has 8Iut nab bic IhLe@iass
Oberfdden hes Spftems, eabwrd bic gran6loes Ser
kraafbsit seriibrens uuo Sem stietsn Sraii ssbexs
iRsem lie bic gpufiiutioH bes sspers obunt nn5 6ei
atnr tn hytm 9serfe biIft Die giseEtbhRsr kabsn e
stt Btrtranen 5n ikrsR 5t;trdftsn, 6ab e ghuRhesi
Deanrs Selpbaans fiir isbtH saa aRbitttn, ben Ee ~
fnsirtu usyfesit. 2aBt CAD etRt eiits nsA 3easKifa
tcmReH BleR nhzeiirs:
S. s GBsnss& o. 9oIhs. 8.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-07-09

Sig beSnblten glbpofnten Der giienz
bnhngeIeaIdjaften erbeben ieuesmal,
iuenn bas golf ipieber orinaenser mad
9erehten Gra9traten ruff, 6as GeI6rei,
bnB 9efuiB feine neuen 8dBnen gebaut
nerben ipirben, ipenn Die Staten ernie
briat iulirben, ba iib Die meiiten 2fnien
in unierem 5taate ielbit unter ben boben
Staten nidt rentiren. 9as Qrgument
erI9eint gang annebmbar, unb bod ift
es fali1. 8illige Srn9traten f6rbern
ben 8erfebr uno Sluar in ioldem MnBe,
baB bns @nbergebniB fir Die 8nbnen
ielbit Elm aiinitiees tpir6, tpie iib bas in
Soma in gana fllrSer .3eit nab @rfaB
bes OOrtisen @iienbabnseIeses ertuies.
llnb Elm ebeniol1es @eIeb tuirb nont
@olfe bier nerlan9t. @s tuiirbe nber
nibt nur 6ireft ben @erfebr unb oie
&eineinnabmen Der 8abnen beben, ions
bern audb bic g8pblbabenbeit unter benz
golfe f6tbern, Daburb, ba6 Die nerIfies
benen Sbeile oes Gtaates ibre gSrobutte
NIT 8prtbeil austaui6en f6nnten, mas
Die ieti9en tpillfiirliden Staten ibnen
ber6ieten. Die grlparniiie an Sradt=
sebibren tpiirben in @aaren angeteet,
bieie iuieber perlanbt unb 70 ourc5 Die
8roiperit6t bes 8plfes Die Der 8abnen
in bUppeltem unb itei9eneenl Ma6e err
b6bt fuer6en. 9ieIes 9feiultat 1atte Die
8srbilIigune Der ssradtsebi6ren in eSp@
ma; Iie iuiirbe basielbe grsebniB in
Sib 9nfpta baben. llnb bnnn, nahe
benz Die 8efieruns Der Sage auf beiben
5eiten ii9 eriuieien, ipiirben bann Hint
pief eber ueue 2inien angelegt iperben
aIs iebt, MO bic branoid@abensen @e=
ielli6aften bur9 Die &nebeluna bes
gplfes alle gnttuidelung hemmen?
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-07-09

Sn genteroille 1T elne neue Snsefz
Derfi6erunss 9eielli6aft sesriinbet
iDprben.
Ge9sSe6ntanienb gerionen nabniet
an Der Siertes sSuli= Seier in Goeriun's
@rupe am Santes. 5luB, finfunbSuanSig
Meilen nDrDpeitlib ppn glberbeen Tbeil.
&eben tpurben 9ebalten bpn Sol. W. sc.
8rice pon 2et9er unb 9Srdiibsnt g. q.
@ates bonn @rinneq igolIe9e in Soma.
9feo. S. 2ameib, felt einigen Sab
rem fatb. Gfarrer in SpsDib, friiber in
2ell itationirt, Itarb am Mtortas i'm
erfteren Srte i'm Qlter BON SO Sahren
uno murbe am 9ienltas in 3ea beerbigt.
Der Geritprbene bate einen iebr srpBen
5reunoestreis aud inter stnoerse
| 9Idubieen.
Qberbeen SRI. aatbextne 5au6e
mann, bic &rin3rpalin Der bieIiqen
SU9i9ule, lit als popnfiitiide gan6i6az
tin fir bas glnt bes gtaatss Gdulfuz
perintenbenten nilfgetreten. Sie Dame
bat f9on nfs G9uliuperintenbentin uun
glur0ra gDuntD urb aud als 8rdIibenz
tin Der ,,5tate educational afIUcine
tton" fln9irt.
Die greamerDgeIelIidaft ppn guz
reta per6ffentlitht einen 9fe1nunqsbez
ridt fir ben Ronat Neai, aus Dem tuir
uOn ben Wuseabsn fOlgenoe t3nblen ber=
ausbebeu: 8utterma6erlobn SOS, 8utz
terma9ersgebiilfe s33, ,an&unben allsges
Snblt S1508.33, 5etretdrs Snldr, einen
Wonat $S, Goblen 800, on Gil9ungs=
fpnb iibertrusen S201 .9S.
gbamberlain. Sn alien GtGbt9en
Der llmgegeno, iDfpie auf Der &elernaz
tim Der Giours eSnOianer iuuroe Der 4.
Suli in Der iiblicben gseiIe 9efeiert.
Geit Dem Nufitanbe Der Giuurz Snbidner
i'm Sabre 1890 iirb 10 niele Mtitelieoer
ienes Gtanmes ni6t snIammengemeIen,
afs fi6 am ourigen @amftag in ben
Bine. &io9ezIsentur einsefunoen batten.
9ebte sSu9e bra9 Der Damn oes
srOBen 8eudlierun9sfanales BEL gbgez
mont (8lad 5ilIs) nabe Der gtabt ur6
cine 9rO6e @aferma1e er9us fib geget
ben Burlington 8nbn=9 Damn, benielz
ben auf cine Gtrede pon ettpa so SUB
serit6reno. Die Gtabt entaing ber
Slutb nur iuie burh Elm @rnoer. Der
S9nben am Ranal ipirb auf 50 900 gez
i9dst. 9ie 8abn erlitt aud einen 9ro@
Sen 8erIuit.
4 Guperpiipr Srum befanb fib por
einisen 9aseu in gberbeen, go. Sat.,
nm bort gie6 auf5utnufen. 9as 8ieb
befan6 iib in ben 96fen Der Milpaufee
8abn unb als es perianbt tueroen iOllte,
ba tparen abt Stid aussebrs6en linb
fpnnten rtidt gefunben tperben. 3a bic
8abngeIeaIhaft fir bas II ibrer gerz
tuabruns befirblide 8ieb berantipOrtlid3
lit, 10 ipirb iie Serrn Srum ben Shaben
erfesen miifien. 9. 6. guur.
Il BON alpenn tpir6 gemeloet: Gin
BON @inb unb ettpas Sagel begleiteter
8esen fiel bier am 8DnnerItag. Der
5agel mar faum Ibiper senaa, Inn ben
SelOfrii6ten srnftli9 su fdaben, bod
iins einSelne 5aFerfelber irfpl9e bes
beftigen 8inbes etiuas sefaaen. Ser
&esen fam gerabe 5iir redten 3eit, 10
baB Die @etreibedbren iest nollfomrtert
ausiua6ien f6nnen. @inselnc @ei5enz
felber iino NIT &pft bebnftet. Man1e
Sarmer slauben, baB ilfslse befen bic
@ei5ensrnte bieles Sahr in btefiser
@egenb nidt beiier iein tuiiroe, als I'M
nprisen Sabre; 4Rbere aber Ihlasem
ben Gdaben pon Gpit nidt 10 bod an.
9ie @eritett= Inb aussenernte uirb In
Seraalo goiintp tpObI ettua gnfdngs
tid6iter gSpde 6esinnen.
rslg L a a =.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-07-09
9ttf bic syraoe. ub &c bas 8unbes

9(ttf Bic Srage, Ob er 6as 8nn6ess
fenatorsanit nieberfegen iuiroe, nntfpors
tete Sr. Sc. S. 8ettigretu LETTER Gage
BEL ueridiebenen gtnldIien: ,,gorldufie
nod ni6t." gr ma9t seltenb, baB ieint
Srei{itbers glnIi1ten ben Repubtifanern
ipeldeim pOriseneS Sabre tuieoererudblten
iuohl befannt gelpeien ieien. 8ie repu.
blifanii6e @taatsplatfprH, auf iuetde,
Die 2esisldtur, Die ibn tpieberertpdbfte
itnnb. babe 5reiIilber gutgebeiBen; el
lei bainals auf berietben 9eitanOen lnt
er babe Ieinen gt1nbpunft nidt gedl.
bert, iuohl aber babe Ieine 8artei ibr
perlaifen.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-07-09
Repabltfantf@e staatsepnp penttos.


@eItern iuurbe Die republifnniIbt
Gtaatsconuentipn in G6eroeen er6ffnet
gan giie BON 9enbuuDb bielt cine &ns
ipraae als tempDrdrer 8oriiben6er, in
iuelher er Die 5t.9ouiier8latform orieg
8ieIe gtelIe ieiner &ebe iuurbe lebbaft
applauoirt, mas erfennnen last, oaB Die
Gpnpention Die @oloplanfe eutbeiBen
miro. sSn Dem Sale beabii6tiet Die
Mtebrsabl Der 9elegaten bonNtinnebnba
golntp ab5utrsten unb iitb BON Der Rar.
'fei iussliasen.
lleber Die gusIthten Der neri1iebe~
nen aanbibaten mar sltr Belt bn oieies
8fott gebrudt ,prrbe nod ni6ts Gez
Itimnttes 81 erfabreR.
Die 9elegaten BON Minnebnba
gpuntp CUR republifaniI9en Staatss
cunuentipn in glberoeen iebten ibren
5isberioen 8Oriiser, Serrn Rebafteur
gaIotueG npn Der bieiigen tdsli6en
,8reiIe", ab, neil er nit letnen Slatte
ii9 ppn 8ettisrefu unb Der 5ilberbeiuez
gnn9 abpenbete unb Die gtatipnaLe @olb=
planfe befiirtpDrtet. sic iebten Ridter
6. g. 8almer an ieiner Stelle ein.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-07-09
9ie 9eleaatisn uun gafe @ountr

9ie 9elegatipn nDn 9afe gountr
CUR populiitii6en Stantsesnuention in
SurUtt miro fir Serrn u. 8. S6ntibt
BON Ntabiiun als &nnbibat fir bas Gmt
oes StantslanbcOmmiiidrs eintreten.
Ser ,,MaoiIOn Sutloof" iast BON ibm,
baB er Gin 5u Dem amte tuoblbefdbister
Mtnnn iei unb, ipenn rOrtinirt, ufts
Siueifelbaft ertudblt tueroen ipiir6e.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-07-09
s.ctd,ter @elSerlperb. .

se6sratdil ppn gem61nlidler 5dbgfeit fant SIS 6is
335 per s9ode perbisneu burh ben gsrfatif iinierer
auf beiben Geiten kebrudten 9anofarae Der Ser.
Staatenurb ber Seit. Sed1s S5u6 lang. glf pradbt
upne arbsH Sic III 10 dl6u, Daf iie iid IeIbit Der.
f1nit @rfabrene Mfdnnsr f6RRen iebii $60per gspht
perDttnen; iecer rlbrise Mann tann SIS berbienen
SelDet $3.50 fur Strobe Grempldr une BehinanHgsiI.
gusiGliebiihes Brrtauisgesiet
&aHb, YaIIe& Gs.
160- 0-170 Seans StraBe Chicago, SIt.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-07-09

rbu5irte Staten.
Z. unD 2l. Suli,. na9 8untten in eff
perIbiebenen iiibLitben Staaten unb Ter
ritprien, ioipie in elmer anaahl n6rbli1
her unb tueitlider Gtaaten. 9idets s,t
baben bei allen 4genten Der S., 6. 81.
& 81. SIP. an obigen 8atei, gut fiir
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tag binnelt hes G6luBbatllnls, fpeldes
81 Gage pom @erfaufsbatlinl lit.
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fur Staten unb anbere 9usfllnft, Dber
abreiitrt
s. abortion, 81. IS. & 8. 9l
gebar Rapibs. Soma.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-07-09

/ sn genterpi[Ie 1T elne neue Sagel=
Derii6erunss geielIi6aft gesrinbet
fDprben.
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sang S~an-h, urfc- ,he immediate direc-
er q Mesars William Scneultz ond Ar.
:oa1 Ntlenaahl ncn cers " lht voaalS
,-s-- ri5.tet reggescniimg taa. precir r.
Sg~st,,hes will be made Ivy Mayor II. b.
E.1. -sstr-c. Att-rr- IS inssrie ard Mr.
a. Earf.s fic,3 cf G9lNNrteu. tAe lAst
g res N.u soak ia Gerntan 10 the ir.cf-
csi cf SILVER
Say ih. btrhecic syecial trains W . be
run ~ .es Missouri Kansas and TeNas
~. IN --s NJ -ru.,s md c.tarn.-g q. nignf.
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SILNER or nn1n

Taken I'm EXCHANGE for Job printing. tyne.
VT tors or stationery at Pastoriza's. s0i
Main street
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pHRBECte At SPRING BRANCH.
Tho nrf barbecue arranged Inier thr
auspices u n county dem rcIofia eNrcu-
ilye .Qmuutiee VIII take pac. sunday a.
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rf-HDING PLANS FILED.

W. N," rarn1e Road and Forest st. corner for
and sc fra fa@ n; DWELLING by Na".' $4,000
crady :. Of 5 Me and Craham.st corner for
franz IF &c :: g er: %%a snow Herman so
KnessT o le,'f Barker ayes s. opposite point
pI abut s7 5' # Of Eilottst for two and ga
p S5s' S and and Barker AYES opposite point a6or,
s"m y. Sw 9i by Annetia Edwards Of No 200
CLINTON 20 cha and Fremont St AYES corner for three
brtck store p SpH Ions bland 1890
e. s1 l'' %t. l * !sh" for
,,r Is'n TO goh SITS and Amsterdsm-aye and Boule
l Ea,a mIding by Columbia College trustees 4ooo"
East Broadway and sr, ond store by Harry
Fissh Ss'S Of No q, Madsenst s,,. 2'"
p esr% 1rk fiat and TDi' store by ,r 5000
I@nf isos;o ffa@. S Gv~uf By ToelbeFs 1000
Of No ~ ~ los 1oS FOR ten story brick store and
lofts ~ estate Il william M 1.a Ferdinand IL
seq Ie 81, % D' 100 It " Of Amsterdam aye for
%gr5 cH x sn % S9s sea- s''" y $500
I49t1-s, corner Walior-ave toT a NY Wa'ton
2a' by Et war , sTS.' SMe q
A@ i"s ave. $as { q 5s s2e to by
hv..toTy brick club dwelling etc ;i:ia,. '''"
Rqlr.sa and iS ~ B. o7 East soI isiR.
four story brick tenement ana stoi" ,,rc,.'
sOth ST. No 81 East. by Mrs ERNEST 'uei",s..
os \o lway. t. inur-s''S anu ooo
ment bick dwelling :. - 81. ~ ~
Morrs-ave No TO. 10y Mrs lullh a'lhs ~ sno
c.o Norris-ave 10 a story frame hotel i''''
oSth 81, ana Columbus. ave corner, by refer no.,
Toelger a i've story brick noi'l ana nas-'"'",
wav.riev Place No ll3. 10y Robert Beatty, OF
Pnlghkeersie y Y. - three story ana b's"- M
ment brick factory. etc. 90 oo' WV
81 30 l2i and 2Sth s. No 'lS N.si. 10y w
CITY OF New York. 10 four foir~sioy D'i'K p"'o s,no
, ts4oe 81, No 90 East, BY Annie M.i4gshn. Of
40 II West l23d st. 10 n hve story nricN 'ene 20
12i 81 No - to 20 East and No 1872 Park ave;
by the New York. New Haven and Hafunt1
Railroad. twos story brick store AM ONES sooo
Dec u, ave- :. $50 q = ~ south Boulevard by
MARY J Duny. 10 a o-and half story frame ZOO
R,,rn.de ave 40 $40 by John J Dodge. 70 roo
two story frame dwelling .'...s wv
Avenue q No % by Mary Ecker, OF 10 lo2
East iooih-s. Joseph burger. lessee 70 n t'''e 90
"a ava 30 ? 10 by Henry !. school. Of 10 2.77o
81 ave o "A three frame store ana dwell $40
s4,fr st. 80 Il East. by Isabel " lex q NJ Il
East Bah a. 10 n four story ana basement eooo
25a- st, so, soo and 900 Eas, by Anna OConnor;
Of 39s 2i-aye. 70 I've story brick si.re ana ,oo
tenement $3.50. wv
Cherry st. No 1919 to eos by Hccker Jones Jewell
Milling O.. 81 No - Hascy ~. Brooklyn. 70 ..o
seven story brick -four mil ....... .--.--....' %"
q 81 ave. owner. 20 ihre"s'ory ffan" ,oo
dwelii . LOU
i44th-.t ~ 49, Fast Nv Margaret ONei. u No .
Al East lt,th -. 10 a 'wo-story frame dwe'ins o.
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TO SUBMIT PLANS on THURSDAY.
MEETING OF THE MANHATTAN ELEVATED
RAILWAY COMMITTEE-A SUPPOSED

OUTLINE OF THE S

George j. Gould. Russell Sage and Robert NJ Gal
laway. constituting the special committee of the
Manhattan Railway Company on rapid transit. met
yesterday afternoon In the officers Of the Merchants
National Bank. of which Mr.. Galloway Is president,
Ai'er the meeting Mr.. Gould said the committee had
oecided 70 present general plan for the extension
VI ,ne e'evated system 10 the Rapid Transit Com
addS % On inursdaiy At that time Mr.. Gould
.Ssae understanding is that the plan Will pronosa
loop IN the Annexed District, a loon al the pa,
very and a crosstown line from the div Han ier.
minus with new line from West Fourteenth-st
GOWN West-st. 10 Battery Pace. "
lie matter OF change in motive Dover will M,
Grafton -0' i"'ure Cohsid-
Mayor Strong made the statement Yesterday thu,
mere would be no more conferences between binsas
ana Messrs Gould and Sage on rapid transjt M =,
re,s al the CITY Hail The Mayor added that the re-
H., ma ne was 10 see the representatives. az tho
was Misrepresentation 'eS'eroay