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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-19
Wash Goods Section.
The ladies' paradise of Wash
Fabrics for shirt-waists. All the
dainty Dimities.

Crinkly Crepes, Pretty Percales. Breezy
Lawns. and lots of other weayes-an at
prices to suit you:
Pretty Agra Linen, in all new col
OrS ...... s's.....s''.''''AN~'
Rich Dresden Effects in Dimities, IL l-2c.
Stylish Ducks for Suitlngs, in Brown
Tan, Blue. and Olive ..............Hl -2c'
New Pure-Linen, In colored stripes
coolest thing for waists ............R l-Zc'
Homespun Linen for Sultings. new LOT
just in .......-.......... .'.''''''''''Ao H-'e
Colored Stripe and Check in New Grass
Linens .......... ...... '.'''..'''l- l--S'' "P
Plain Grass Linen. In all grades, IRON
.......... ...... ....... '.'''.''.''lo --Oe'' uP
and loc. Bingham. in nice styles, 41-2c
JUST RECEIVED, ONE CASE OF
DIMITY. that sells everywhere for Il lie
per yard, to go at our price OF ....Sl-Sc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-19

DOOK AND JOB WORK NE aAsIll.
ID ExHcutED AT TIE pisPAich
INC HOUSE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-19
Big Arrival of
New rIattings

That VIII save you UIS IIIOuey :
Every yard sold means a saving
for you.
Best-Quality japanese Mating, linen
warp, price Of others, &C.; our price, 20c
Extra-Grade Japanese Mating, jutf
warp; worth Csc; our price ........l6 2-Se
DOC. Mating, to close out a big lot &c
90 a, IL 1-2c
Good-Quallty Chinese Mating that sens
everywhere for &c. will so at our price
-, .l6 2-3c
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-11-04
BIG SUIT FILED.

New York, Oct. 5o.-Miss
Mathilde Nelson has begun
suit for the recovery of $500
900 from the estate of the late
Austin Corbin. While not
explaining what her relations
with the millionaire were
Miss Nelson, who is a hand
some Swede woman OF about
80 years, alleges that corbin
was a frequent visitor at he'
apartments, and not long be
fore his death he told her tina
he had invested $4,000 tol
her, which would be a Provls
lion for her in her old age il
the event of his death.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-11-04

Fire Department, will take
5Iace from the Episcopal
church this afternoon at 4
O'Clock
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-11-04

1st. 800 acres OF land, two must
from city hall of Brownsvi ! e, silf |
ated on Resaca la Guerra, and
horseshoe aflluent of such resaca
on mail road, suitable for fruit Or
chards, 80 acres now in irrigation
with pecan, walnut, chestnuts
plum, peach, pear, apricot, cherry
Japanese persimmon, fig grape and
ribbon cane. Can be sub-divided
INTO 8 or 10 acre lots, giving each
abundant water supply, there being
a depth of to 10 feet Of water all
seasons of the year. Price $40 to
S25 per acre, according to location.
Will sell in a body at special rates.
I'd. 81 pieces adjoining, one of
200 and the other of 100 acres, sltu-
ated on Resaca Rancho Viejo, five
miles from city hall on mail road.
Both pieces almost surrounded by
water of 10 to Is feet in depth, DO
acres under irrigation. This land
is eqdal to if not superior to the
Mississippi bottom lands, and can
he made a paying Investment for d
fruit orchard or truck gardening.
Can be sub-divided into 5 to 10
: acre lots Price 80 to S25 per
acre; whole tract on special terms.
Sd. 100 acre tract two miles
from the city of brownsville, on
resaea, with good water supply.
! Ebony, Mesquite, Ash, blackberry
and other timbers. Alluvial soil.
j.. TO one who desires to subdivide in
. small tracts, this is paying in
vestmeut. Sold in bulk only. Price
: so per acre.
o 4th. $1,000 acres in one body
1 having a frontage of about SIX
e miles or the Rio Grande Railroad
o pm the south, and the Arroyo Col
r orado on the north. Well timber
: ed along the streams and lakes; ba'
IS lance prairie. Includes within it,
IS limits the famous battle fields o.
e Palo Alto and Resaca de la Palma
It Arabic and pasture. Price So, pc
"a acre.
.e 5th. A tract adjoining No. 4
IS which together with that tract vii
l. include 100000 acres in one bod
n. very desirable. Special terms t
y colonizist.
y 9Th 10000 acre @act abou
:, three miles, from the Arroyo Pos
&C. &C. Office. This land is well timbere
% and watered. soil aIluvral, adapte
n to fruits, cotton, corn, cane, etc
1a Special terms to any one buyin
.. tract, obiigating to coloniae.
j. 7.ih. 1900 acre tract, fronting O
q. the Rio Graudo. about twenty mile
10 from Brownsville and 8 miles fror
=. Santa Maria, 80 scoes under cult
m walton on lew lauds on river frou
70 All good arabic land. Price SO pr
he acre.
nc stb. 725 scres, iriangulsr forr
nv fronting on Rio Grande, 16 mile
he above Brownsville, good land. We
IA We cred Price $4,000.
- 9Th. NumercCs tracts Of psetu
no lands from 1000 10 5000 acres eaC
RI. in different paris OF the county.
,ra 10th. This is very desirab
=, place for a ANAL frnit or truck fart
containing l0l acres, with a lie
brick dwelling OF 6 rooms. frame st
no bic and other ont 'houses, and lar
ng underground cistern: three miles fro
M Brownsville oD Resaca de ls Pain
a, on the county road.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-11-04
CAPT. JOHN w. FoGGs
An Old Landmark, Frontiers
man and Pioneer Fireman,
of Corpus Christi pass
es Away.
nrnns Christi Caller.

AJoHN w. FoGG, who was oorh
at Salem, Salem county, New
Jersey, September 5, 1885.
The death of Mr.. Fogg was
not unexpected by our people,
the deceased having been very
sick for sometime past. About
eleven years ago Mr.. Fogg had
a stroke of paralysis, from
which he never fully recovered.
He had been up and about I'M
til few months ago, though
for several years past he had
been most an invalid.
Mr.. Fogg came to Texas in
1913, settling at Brownsville.
In November. 1858, accom-
panied by his wife, he went to
Santa Gerrudes with his stock.
He helped to build the first
house there and was the first
man to take charge of the late
Capt. R. Kings business at
that place. Later on he moved
TO the Laureles ranch, from
which place he moved to the
Banquete in 1859, engaging in
stock trading. During the
war he freighted between Co
lumbus, Texas. and Browns
Vile having six large mule
wagons on the road. In 1867
he moved to Corpus Christi,
engaging in the saloon and
livery stable business, continu-
ing the latter up to a few days
ago.
Mr.. Fogg was one of the
best known men in Southwest
Texas. He had friends anc
acquaintance everywhere
Corpus man could hardly g
to the Rio Grande or take
trip into the interior without
someone asking him: How i
ny old friend, Capt John Fogl
getting along? knew hin
away back in the early days,
etc.
Mr.. Fogg was a member {
the city council for severs
years. He was also a charte
member of the Pioneer Fir
company; about the last on
left in the company at the tim
Of his death He leaves
sister in Philadelphia beside
his wife and numerous friend
in this city and section I
mourn his death. Mr.. Fog
was a man who enjoyed hea
ing good joke and he W.
good at getting them up hin
self. He was always full
fun, his chief desire being
create amusement and GOO
humor among his friends. +
will indeed be missed from tn
community, where he has Ii
ed solong. To his devote
and bereaved wife, who
noted for her charity and kin
ness of heart The CALI
with hosts of friends eXten
.sost.heartfeIt sympathy
The funeral, under the al
pices Of the Corpus Chri
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-11-04
A BANK FAILURE.

Big Rapids, Mich, Oct. 80.
Assignee Brown of the Me
costa County Savings bank
today made affidavit that d.
Comstock, the banks pres
ident, has received $4,000 OF
the banks funds and was put
ting his property into other
hands. Comstock today deed
ed to his vile the $4,000
homestead and gave chafte
Mortgages for $4,000 to hi
two married daughters OF
personal property. His son
who was general manager o
the bank, is still absent.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-11-04

Or. Prices Cream Baking PowdeS
Awarded cIA Elsds' NSidwinrsr Fair. SAP Francisco
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-11-04

Bit by bit the immensely
valuable real estate once OWL
ed by Senator Tabor has pass
ed out of his possession, till
now the only property stand.
ing in his name consists OF six
teen lots surrounding the ia
mily homestead.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-25
Wartin oe 6ieoebuffen,
Wartin iraf bet forteIfe Straa %
%ruineres finanfielt.

So6n Mdrtin, en- 5drmer | Gin
BURT, California, ct al en- 8isoebut bic
ben toungn til at pOrrgipe fit 30 II
Notwithstanding. Wr. Uidrtln e.
/ bpisIie grao forbitret pda guftsn fo'
ben Ifammelige 8ebdnoling, ban ban
mddttet ogie; men 8~ieoebutten lpnntu'
lerer lige fri og fret omfring meo en- lad
uItploig Mine, ION ON ingentntg par
b9not, pg 5drmern er ruinerst.
Sdalunoe gil bet til: SioItleoen Sds
nudr MaaneD lsieOe Wiartin en- 15sacres
6rugtbaoe uf Senrp Sapes nGr San
2eanorp, Qlumeod Gpuntp. Martin
flDttebe mso fin 5dmtlie, 8ieoebutten
inobefattet, til lin leieOe GienOOm, pg alt
git gobt % bel / fere 0dge.
Sbi bet babe tngen Neo meo 9jeoes
butfen, IaalGnge Der fdnotes gamIe Sits
tdnOer og bortIlrngte Stgolsr at gnaoe
pad; men SorIpningen ipareor life til
GfterIpgrgIelen, og 8iap madtte mart
fe fig ON eftsr andre SubIiItensmioler.
glbrig for bdpoe ben prsoet, boorleoes
5rugttr9er imdgte, % iau en- pdttcr
Dag beiluttebe ben at gda ub pad Spz
oageliesreiie / Mr. Sapes 5rugtbdpe -
bare for at finos no, bporleDes oenIlaas
Srpsr Imagte.
S9 en- eneite Smdgebio bar not til at
ooerbepiie 8ieOebuttsn prn, at Den bdpoe
foripilbt 9dIooelen Of tit 2ip BED life
at gndoe pad 6rugttrGer for. Den ait
ldd iorigt giennem t9aom fra 5rG til
ira, pg od ben bar fGroig, bar ooIaa
GbelG99elIen %fulobproet.
9dpsS Opm9rtIombeo blsp MI benIe=
oct pad Sdpens 2ilitano, pa ou ban
baooe tdget / SieIpn be t~ilbaoeoarenoe
Stubber, om9eoebutten life buspe fun
net tp9ge, fjenOte bans Slime inoeu
8rGnier. San oro9 iporenfregs ben
III en- 6~reosoommer og anla9oe Sag ON
StaoeserItatning mob Martin, Ga han
ft Dom pda BAN for $342.
Sstte banote i Sdnuar, % rnOnu bar
1tartin life DGret iitunO til at aFqipre fit
Ufelsmo9renoe meo !Sabes. 9a Mars
IN erfor, at buns SrrOitOr bar i georeb
neo at l9g9e geilag puu bans .SeIt,
og 6drmreoTtsber, CAB ban Sos
'rspant til en- u. u. Houfe, % MI for
eoen Dag ertlareoe ban fla INCIDENT.
bans Status bar ban inqsn on
ZEN 9lHlo eno bine $342 til Sabes: til
t m'Oe bernie bar ban fun Gjsoebuttsn,
9 DEN oil not ingen pa.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-25

:Ssa mensr oltIad, at Der sr 10 IfaJtsr,
Der fiamper ON os. SalO ben enc SlTs
bel sarr pnos Mdgisr sqer boab Se bill,
men lab os lptte til 5relieren3 Rddo,
giDet unber bans essn aump: "@aager
pa bsoer, at s life Ftulr tomms ! 6rts
isfTe. qdnben er rebebor, men Sjeost
er Ifre6eligt." Sg lab os ogiua butte,
at ct Of BE- fsrite Grin pdd 5riItsliens
9ei, pau Saloets 8uns, bet bar | mango,
munae Silf9loe pRret - Rusorittene.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-25

Y'e"tf paa dlDtl ian ct gieblt %bOrtiiaiies. noor rs,
bpor 9IetteH ibber. ~" ''""sN0eh'
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-25

20 ltier "Slsnennen uomGrfet auot Ga er
peit'lireos nteo Den. 81 bar iorr6 brrof TO
anofe atalttner, men "Slspennen" err ben
0splte. Den gisr 9oot .arbeioe GA er ollie
Waaosr laa 600 pg it9rf, ipm noaen No.
rlne I'll hpIere Yris. 9 fsraat betalte lea
3atuta. f'"" "''''
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-25
1870
Enr B~nsbolnninnrn.
SieiferDg:1 nppe,


0lehefD99en tnGttes pa8enbe Stptfer, poifes % ,pttes
' 5'oeH tolot Sono meo libt Salt, buis ben err ferf.
9or 8p9lpttet oertmoo Iie9et uoele Gage. amber man net
mo no salt, o8 oa man 9anOet life ialtes, g}oor sisbst
u 'o9L to9eS oct op. Wlan brurer liot Smsr en- Crime m
efoeloer oert to CODE Spiieiteer meo MeI; bette opiprbes men
StalteH, Der files pao, til Oen CT pasIelia tpnb. supnen ioor
e. Spto9' % suffer, GSotte 90 Iiot geaiter bopes pao otter
oega9' Slooet ierpere8 til Suppeu.
SiospcIye.
III Suart BLOB to9eS Ell balu 9int bolpe 6rnu Ssr
PopeS l Slooet; bette iaar ct Bar Gage. Ylooet Ga o,rpueue
ohpeoes' torpGles, men Der raa rpres eobt omfriuo. of RET
'He Nal 1p'oeS. glaar oct er blcuet Iot init. bqlpes ret m
i 6eo Tor at attlplss. 9l rpres oeri Ioa meoet RromeI nj
oet olIOer paste tptt; Spitaaret Sitter euer Mpretolo. piQeOc
"0Ihef' Srup, Sanel, 5n8eiar, NeIHter, 4epper, Weboonbe
% eau paoeS l. iont man ipneS. Masien itoppcS / GARNER,
Oct nm n'aa pere balpt ipIote. 9anoet maa fooe. uoor Sol,
le'"e hlppeS T. men 9anlfe iagte. gaar De bar foot en- s mt.
"Ntla Sto' taseS DC op % priteS meb en- Stoppenoo(. &c
.0see laa ontrent ct Suarter eitcr Stsrrclieu. serperes meO
lnleltet eler brunei Srpr.
RuI al cretipo.
u0ert SretIoo iiGres / fuoertptfe etrim(er louosefter
S'ep"fhe @oot 6eot eler 5leTt flores oaIaa Oh / StrimIer;
5iet er beOt. gu lesges Iaauis 5eOt on siOO sIooib,r,
" meueh 9oert Saa ltrses gepper, S}naefar. repet Mustot.
"p'' Sa'L suffer osNSaIpeter. 2il RuIer tooes, / toppss
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-25

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT: 4Se or orfro.
get I"r at bare prDgIet Oenne Mano ocr.s
@ntIa9eoc; "5a, bet ~tilitaor leg; men lea
BAR iOrnttlOelOe SmitGnOiSbsoer at ouisre, =
Sommeren: "6Oilte bag
alltla9eOe: "0an ipurgte mig: Raar bolp.
0NOea @s'le paa balOanOcn Sag lGaoer balp.
oltO't S8, bOOrmanse 9Gs lraocr ioo to
freflerOeOels Some i igtten Simsr!4
Sontmeren: "Set or gOot. Sc cr frifuu.
benz
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-25
1873
5altet on rnert Iuurrsien.

III 50 8unO JaasetjsO Iaues en- Gage al O Gallons
Sane, 8 FunO Salt o9 . Bunb Suffer. Sisbet Iiooer ~
u9e oenl1e Gage; tag bet Op, panb bet no 1 9oo. INN strt.
terns laa Bran, os LAD Dem banae en- llaes 3ib ! Wons,
buiet. 'p9''
yaar oef sr roget sniOeS al ben Bran, Tom oaar LET Of,
pOrf ppert spite pifles sobt IND sroat gupir, GA M ines
oct soOt mo Nuslinpoer; oi8ie tofes oper reb White,
wash. 'N"U
W'at Tan 9oOt roge ct al etptferne, netop INN bt ~
fa9ef op al Sa9en, blot terre bet al meo eft s(rbe ~ 81 ts
man laoe rOse blot eler Gage. Sem Cages Rponiuo pi[
oare oloe'es ttIltratteIts Tor bet SiOo, iom Hal bruoss m far
Oct parme Saarueir tontmer. W
ettn,er' o%e6anoleOe puo Oenne gGoabe, imuser ion, for.
rebe Stinter al 9ibt. 0' ''" "p
oaoretl9o' picked i FABIAN Gage, loot % ;ri, tont
er nomartet 9oot; roget 6aaretipo I~aelebes, SCI @nns
poorl picked eNer roget 5aaretiOo er toot. er oo6 sicSt"t.
tOr : Oma's., Saal, elIer 2urnips. suppe. 500 bisie snosr
l9f ,s 'elO hot @aHO, inOtiI be er more, tiIiat iao sroitsn
az Sl0oef lao aitluulncn foae or, tiliqt liot 3epriu, !, ,.'
per Sau en- Sic GbilpSauce en- 9oDerf,u Gel Ill., = ~
toes Sauce. 49, ~" u" ! SOma'
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-25
WaaneSs= 8apport
fra
scandinavian Sailors Temp. Home

S~rOOfI7n. q. g.. Ben 4Os Sept. 1896.
) Sn3nlt N'aaHsb bIsO 9iemmst bsisat af 1I9 Or.
"ano' 9O0rai So %OrT't, "a SOen,t. 10 Danit.
De f%orborsoes g mso itanSinauite 2abs. IN ,,.,
amsrttaHite Stonnsrs. 70 ulso gadt8, IS meO gop,p.
itt6s. II mso sGstere etc.
y lan'Hs vtaan'o bIeU sisnnsm Routor,t beisr,,,
P~lealenoi ss'2i9.s3 bUoraf S!,152. SO. ait til g,or,,
$500 til Susrtss $ls.65 til 0aHmarf.
sls'osl'W baOeS til oVbsparius for smanO g,r,
"9's'0"'s' Il si'ooab3. G. uasHRis. Sup't,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-05-28
SturtmoerH6ermna

pie neuliden sturmi@aben 9aber sese,st, oas ger>
ftderun9 9e9en Sdaoen. pom Btubitiirmet unb Tornaz
boes serabe 10 notbmenbig TT, as sesen Seuer unb Yltb>
idaben, unb i'd made bebbalb barauf auinertiam, bab
Id Polieem in ben Superlafitslten @eieui6aiten su 10 bitz
ltgen Ereiien auf l, 3 ober 5 Sabre ausfeueu tann, BAT
Memanb bic sertnse Iussabe ideuen ioIte.
vs. nj. 9 iaenDer
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-05-28
@mm0erbare @rfpl9e.

Ginem Briefe Geu. S. @uuoer>
Germans BON Oimonoale, Wtt@., ent>
nebmen mir: SD 3o9ere nt@t, Or.
Sings neae Gntoetun9 gu e%mpfeblen,
oa meme Trau bamit geraoeju NUMBER
bare @rfolse bate. oils i'd pator ber
Baptiitentir6e in &iuers Sunction mar,
betam meme Trau na1 eiuem Grippe
anfau 2unsenentjiinouma. Sir @tunz
ben bate iie Die fur9tbar item 9ultenanz
fdae nit nur ~turien l1nterbrs9un9en,
uno i9ien es ni@t iiberiteben gu tOnnen.
Gin Treuno empfdbl Dr. Sings gteue
@ntoedun9, welde idneu uno CUR 3u=
frieoenbeit beilte." probeflai6en Bel
.. so. Olieu. @ew0bnli@e Tlai9eu
SO Cts. unb 81. IA
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-05-28
S@ma@e, nerb6ie Yerioneu,

seplaat BON Qopfpeb, e9la1oF9leit, @ebd&t.
niSi&ipade, glieoerreiBen, !&~reu5i9mer3en, 1n.
pt,S%at' ssiatsi Hs ',3s: at SsfStgsn; Si ' + ,$6fis,:
ienbeit uno sriibfnn erfabren aus benz ,,Su.
eencfreute." ,uic cinfad, unc binia fe arinbs
ltd gebeilt ,lne een NrpbiInm ,picscrerfansen
ebnncn: @an3 i1eues 6etloerfabren. Sober fem
betornmt bag Bud p~erlieae1t uno frei 3usefanbt
bon Der ,,Yripat. &linif Mnb 0ispeniarp."
% Weit II. Str, 3ep 9ort, q. 9.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-05-28
S~ubtldmmSteter Der So. vM",

Die 95idbrise Subildumsfeier Der
b,elisen Mili3 : Company nabm am
g insitmonta9 ben prosrammaBigen
gerlauf unb tam int @anjen als pom
beiten grfols be9leitet betra@tet werben.
Col. Bobleter traf i@on am @amifas
oabier elm, UNI nod BEL ben letten 0or>
bereitun9eu oa3u bebilfli4 ~ iein.
Mit benz Montasz @a@mittass' Pa6az
sierSuse trafen in einem grtramasen
Die fol9enoeu auswdrtisen Off;iere elm
@eneralabiutaur y. Mublenbers, Col.
6. s. Bui9 unb Sol. @oren Qiltom
pom @ouuerneuerss Stab; @risaoier>
General Benb nit ieinen S~tabsoffi3ie>
rem Capt. &nomles, Capt. i. s.. Mc=
@iQ uno Capt. W. $. 9art; 0ieut.
Wm. MiQisan BON Taribault uno St.
6. $. 8ulies BON W%innebaso @itp,
5toatsoffi3iere bes 2. Mili5>@ Regiments;
Qieut. Sol. Geo. W. Meao BON Man>
tato, Maior u. 80. @risbt uuo Capt.
Treo 9. @ooo BON Nuitin, Maior Geo.
6. @bitnep, Capt. j.. 6. STEINER unb
st. 8late BON Taribault, Off3iere i'm
2. @esimeut; Sol. s. 6. Sbanorem
pom 8. &esiment; Capt. 6. Is. 8enz
nett BON 8atterie v@", minneapolis
unb St. q. 9. Sobnion bon 7. Ser.
Staaten Snfanterie @esimsnt.
Die fremben Off3iere wurben bon
ben Offi3ieren Der bieiisen Company
"" an Depot %empfan9eu uno in &ut>
i4en mad benz Datota 3aus aeleitet.
0on bort aus unternabm bic @eie1>
i@aft einen Nusflus gum picnic Der
@ermania @9metern=Qose mad ber
9ermannsbobe uno besab ii@ alsbann
mad Dem Eurnbale part, NO Die Sn>
ipection Don Company ~" bur@ St.
Sobnion pom 7. Ser. Staaten Snfan>
terie @esiment Dor ii9 sin9.
0on Ben SO Mitslieoern Der @om>
panp maren 81 our Muteruns, bic na@
benz urtbeil ber auweienoen fremoen
Offijiere CUR Befrieoisuns ausfiel, er>
l9ienen. .v..
Jta@ S@luB Der Snlpectton fdno TIM
fleinen Saal Der Turnbal1e elm selun>
genes Banquet itatt, gu mel4em, auber
Ben Mitglieoern Der Company uno frem>
ben Sd tie aud cine NnSabl prominen>
ter Jem l1lmer ein9elaoen maren.
Sen @9luB Der Teitli@teit biloete
elm auBeroroentli9 5ablrei6 beiu@ter
GROCER Militdr>BaQ in Der T%urnbaQe.
Ole G%an5pauien wabreno oes 8aQes
muroen burd ein nit 9roBem BeifaQ
belobntes 6adeli@win9en Der Mao4en>
tlai1e bes Eurnuereins, Te@ten, Eableau
uIm. aussefiut.
Mit benz Tritb3use traten bic fremoen
@ate, uon Der Nufnobme uno 8emirtbz
Jung Sabier bo9it befrieoi9t, 9ut9elaunt
bic 6eimreiie All uno oamit bate bas
bubi9e Teit, moran aue Gbeilnebmer
nod LANCE nit Treuoen oenten weroen,
ieineu Mbl@lub sefuuoen.
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Nd@tten eonnta8 YretSte'
aeIn tut 9urnbaue'Yart

N0@Ven So0Ut00 VeeSSSe'
8eIn In, 9urnbaQe'Yart.
9enry 9ammer pom Mountaiu
Gate bsianb ii@ an, Montas auf Beiud
in New lllm.
- @ie uns Tarmcr mittbeilen. be:
iinSen ii1 bic StraBen mad Der obereu
Bride uno ben 5lsel binauf mad ben
J%riebbSfen infolse 0 Wusmaidunsen
IN beoentlidem 3uitanoe.
8ebnte 4 Vosel baben AM SaQ
ibres Gii9teides in Milforo einen Jog.
v0yoraulic Siam" a%nbrinsen laien,
uermittels oeiien bas @aiIer in ben, ben
Gei@ umsebenoen Part setrieben mire.
- Inter ben @,rabuirten bes @uitas
uus Noolpbus college in st. Peter,
wel9e lette Wo9e ibr gramen ablesten
unb nit @lan3 beitanoeu, befanb ii@
au9 Nuoolpb Tr,ti9e, Sobn unierss
alien 6reunoes Grit Griti4e pom Hafas
petite.
- Na4iten @onntas Ma&mittas fins
bet in S9muders Tiuoli cine @rtras
Ysriammluns bes bieiisen Woltsparte's
Clubs itatt. Da @eiddfte Don beicns
berer 8,@tiateit uorIiesen, loute tein
Mitslieb peri dumen, Der 8eriammluns
beijumobuem.
- Mm OienItas Morsen traf 5abter
pom Norbenbamm bel Bremen aus bic
telesrapbii@e Melouns elm, baB Der
Oampfer vSaale" auf, weldem Sobn
9auenitsin unb Sobn 9. S4mio neblt
Trauen bic &eiie iber benz Ocean ma@>
ten. oaielbft slldl.4 einsetroffem lei.
- Sobn Yiebl uon Conn &ibselp
murbe am Montas mesen MtiBbanoluns
ieiner Trau bur@ Sberif 8lod uon Ni>
coQet County mad ct. Yeter sebra@t
uno einselo@t. Der Betreffenoe miro
mabri9einli@ bis CUR nd@iten Situns
oes Ditritts@ eri@ts seniiseno 3eit ba>
ben, iber feline S@anbtbat 9riinbli@
HaY6uUeHteH.
- DIE nd@ite 0%eriammluns Der
Nem l1lm Oiuiiion Der 2ebrer>N 6ocia:
ton ucn 8romn County fiubet am Sams
ita9 ben g.. SUM- I'M 9o9I@ulSimmer
bes bieii9en Central S4ul9ebduoes
itatt. Da bies bic leete Veriammlun9
Der Sa!lo unb Elm rei@baltises pro>
sromm oafur aufseiteQt 1T, ioute bie>
ielbe re3t 5ablrei@ beiu@t weroen.
Ole b. iten prdparirteu 6arben iino
bic pom 9eatb & MiQisan fabricirten.
Die elben baben ii@ bereits ieit 40 Sab
rem ausse3ei@net bemdbrt uno erbielten
bel Der BeltausiteQuns in Chicago ben
eriten Preis. Die uon benielben ber9e>
itelte vGreolite"> GuBbobenfarbe aber>
triiit, mas Dauerbaftisteit uno Deduns
anbelanst, aQe anoeren. Sn Nem l1lm
nur i'm pionier Drug Store BON Mno.
s. gdltein gu baben. rs
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6rau Mary gQen ssaie, Die ta@s
tiae 9~teoneriu aus Didita, HGa"las,
miro am Mittwo9 ben 10. Stunt,
Nbeuos 8 lbr, i'm GourtbaussS i"
Seem lllm einen Sortra9 baltsn. Sers
jdume Wiemano oemlelben belsuwobnen.
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8uflenS Mrnica=Salbe.

Die bette @albe III ber @elt, fir S9nttt=
1uuubet, Nueti1unser, 8unoen, @el4niire,
9alsfuB, Sle9ten, euf9elprl1'19eae Soaloe'
Nroitbeulen, 9i9nerau9e1 11'1o que 3allt9llsz
i9ldse unb BELT unieblbor Samorr9o'oer.
Soutdnoi9e Sefrteoigun9 iuSelldert, ooer
feline 8e;abllln9 uerlal9t. ,Erels, 70 9el1ts
bic @9a9tel. gu baben BET .. NC. Sl1en,
Stem r(ln1.
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8arm 3u b~ertauten.

O"S~~ 0~ ~SS8"WVSsVS
Inter 9iuitiseu %8ebiusunsen 81 faufeu
1T cine l96ne Farm 1T Mebwoob Gonnty.
D,eielbe entbalt 800 Nder, 1popon 270 older
utter Y1uS unb bereits ein9eidet iinb. Ser
&dufer erbdlt bic @dlite ber Grute. Muf Der
Sarm befinben ii9: Gin sutes Wobnbaus
16x26 uub 32x18 9rob, ein StaQ 4Sx60, brei
grunuen unb eiIe Winbmiible, iowie eiu
fleimer Weioeplas. Oielelbe lit ]6 Meilen
pom &ebmoob Sails unb 10 Weilen uon 2am=
bertou 9eleSen. Yreis $18 per Nder. @e9eu
bes Nabereu wenoe mani ii9 nj
Sobn Srant,
81 &ebwcob Saus, Winu.
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&etnfamen=Oelfm6e

Don iett ab ,uieber re9elmabis au baben bel
6enrp Grone i'm gaIement pon S4eus
@ebdube, Gde pou Mimelo ta: unb 2. Noro=
itraBe. ba
The Portland daily press., 1896-03-13
A BIG SALE,
The L. f. Atwood Trademark Sold to New
York Parties.

Readers of the PRESS will remember
the interesting law suit that took place
several years ago when the Manhattan
Medicine Company was restrained from
the use of the letters 81. F. in the
manufacture and sale of bitters, that
under that trademark had been manu-
featured by Nathan Wood & Son of this
city.
After the rights of Nathan Wood & Son
were established to the trademark by the
court the firm continued to manufacture
the medicine. 1t Is now reported that
the representatives of the old Manhattan
Medicine Company have bought from Mr..
j. L. Wood the proprietor, the trademark
Cd. F." paying therefor very large
sum, report placing 1t all the way from
$50, 600 to $40, co.,