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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-08
THE OLD GUARD.
An Enthusiastic Meeting Held Last
Nfght-Echoes of Buffalo.

An Entnushast1c Meeting Held Inst
Nfght-EchOes Of Buffalo.
A large and enthusiastic meeting of the
Old Guard was held at the armory last
night. the incentive being the desire OF the
stay-at-homes to hear a report Of the trip
to the Buffalo encampment.
After the disposition of routine business
and an abstract report Of the committee
on transportation, which showed a COM
Portable balance over the expenses of the
trip. and the unanimous passage Of a reso-
luton thanking the citizens OF Buffalo for
the kind and courteous treatment EXTENDED
the Old Guard during its stay among them,
Captain Edgar was called upon and gave
graphic description Of the scenes and in
cidents connected with the trip. and the
ovation given to the company along The
line OF march. A tribute was also paid
to the John B. Henderson Drum Corps for
their good music and gentlemanly deport-
gar's remarks Department Commander
Hopkins. with mis- stan. accompanied by
Commander Plat Of the Department or
Missouri, G. A R., was announced and ac-
mitted with due honors by the company.
The meeting was resolved into q camp
fire and eloquent addresses made by COM
manders Hopkins and Plat. Assistant Ad-
termaster General Powell. J. v. Commander
McCabe and Comrade Burger. delegate to
the encampment. Mr.. Cambridge In his
unique style sang Marching Through
Georgia." all joining In the chorus After
couple of hours spent In social enjoy
ment the campfire closed with three rous.ne
cheers for the department commander.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-08

For those young men and
young ladies who will soon de-
part for college and seminary
we have a new line of fall shoes
of extreme stylishness. Shoes
hold an important part in the
mater of dress-and if you
value style you should certain
ly give this new line of col
lege footwear" your attention.
Did you know of the re-
duced prices we've put on the
balance of the summer shoes?
Well-we're offering the shoes
which sold during the season
up to So and $3.50 for $I.98
pair-and those which sold
for So and $3.50 for $2.48 a
pair.
b. Rich'S Sons,
"High-art footwear for the elite"
!. Ten=tWoif r Street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-08
elf they're Rich's
shoes they're proper"
- r.
Ten=twO F.
r. n
Arrival of the
Fall Footwear. .;

The new fall and winter
novelties are taking their place
here-and already there has
been a demand for them. We
have striven to make the COM
ing season a banner year for
our shoes-and a look at the
many new styles will fairly
demonstrate that Our efforts
will meet with deserved Sue
cess. In the first place we
have tried our best to show a
stock of shoes exclusively diff
ferent from that shown by
other Washington shoe stores.
And we have succeeded. Any
one can see that by a compari-
son. There is not a single
shoe in our great stock that is
not exclusively proper and up.
to-date-and not one that is
not worth more than we ask
for it. Our trade composes the
leading social lights of the ma
tons captain fact the
whole of fashionable Washing
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-08
REPORTS TO THE TREASURY.
No Warrant for q Stampede to tn,
Gold Fields.

No Warrant for Stampede to the
Gold Fields.
The Treasury Department has received
from ore of its Representatives IN Alaska
an official story Of the situation at Skaguay,
which reveals an appalling outlook. The
department declines to give the name Of
the representative, but vouches for his alb
solute trustworthiness. He has been
twelve years In government service and is
a conservative man. The department finds
that it is too late now to take action about
inspection at the ports, but would have
been glad to do SO had 1t received similar
information short time ago
The letter Is as follows:
DYEA, Alaska, August Y, 1897,
Il deem 1t my duty to write you on q
subject that does not come strictly within
my line of duty, as 1t trenches somewhat
upon the functions Of the Treasury Depart
ment. I have had a long talk with Mr..
Ivey, collector OF customs for Alaska, who
IL at present at 6kaguay, three miles below
here. The Skaguay trail is the most large
ly used overland route Though by no means
the besD to the Klondike. Mr. Ivey In
forms me that there are now between tide
water and the lake something like 1000
people and about 1900 horses. The COM
mander OF one Of the vessels now at Skae-
uay states that sixteen vessels are charter
ed to land cargoes at that place between
now and September ID, and that the num-
Der of passengers viii average zoo to each
vessel. making $500 more people who win
attsmpt TO 50 In this fail have talked
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-08

It matters little what It il that you want
-Whether q situation or q servants
''Yant" id. In The Star win reach the
person who can nh your need.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-08

Mr.. Charles c. Stouffer. chief examiner
at the pension ONCE. and detailed to be as
sietant to the chief clerk, has received
numerous congratulations from his friends
who had Just read Of his marriage last
April to Miss Medora A. Gamble. His desk
was ornamented with flowers yesterday
afternoon by some of his lady friends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-08
Up the ChilcOot Pass.


THE postmaster and Indian trader at
this place (Mr. Heron) states that more
than 1000 men nave gone up the Chilcoot
pass during the past thirty days. and that
700 of them ere still this side of the lake
(twenty-four miles from tere). Vessels are
arriving every day or two. and at the pres
ent rate of influx another thousand will
enter the trail by September 10. Mr.. He
ron is of the opinion that not more than
twenty out of 100 will get through, and
he says this trail is far more dangerous
than the Skaguay after the SHOWS set in
He says If the rush continues another
week the resultant LOGS OF life will be APP
palling. I attach the greatest weight to
what he says, for the reason that 1t is to
his pecuniary interest to have as many as
possible come this way: yet he advises an
Immediate stoppage Of the stampede. 1t is
difficult to suggest way to stop this in
rush Of the people, but Mr.. Ivey intfmates
that il the inspection rules Of the Treas
ury Department we're properly enforced 1t
would materially decrease the number OF
passengers on the incoming vessels. Near
ly every vessel that arrives here brings
twice as many passengers as the law al
lows it to carry, and many of them are
condemned craft which have been fitted
up for this trade
'Mr. Ivey will no doubt at once present
the facts outlined above to the proper
authorities, and I merely give them to you
for your information. The situation is ap-
palling, and IT is impossible for me ade-
quately to describe the mad rush for the
gold fields. I had no conception Of its i'm
mensity TIL I saw.
The Stampede. Not Justified.
81 have talked with several men who
have recently arrived here from the Klon-
dixie, two of whom left there less than
thirty days ago. They unanimously agree
that while there is a rich gold field there,
the facts do not justify the present stam-
pede, and they say there is bound to be
much suffering and actual starvation. Pro-
visions are already scarce. and the prices
of many articles absolutely prohibitory I'm
the case of a man Of ordinary means.
MY usual good luck has attended me
here. Mr.. Heron, the postmaster, is an old
Montana friend, and he has made it posi-
Bile for me to go forward by Indian car
riers at the prevailing rate (thirty-seven
cents per pound, taking precedence over
two or three weeks, awaiting their turn.
He assures me he can make the way easy
for me at the lake In securing a boat, etc.
So I feel comfortably sure of going right
through.
''The mail facilities are very bad here.
a. the Post ONCE Department has not
made any allowance for the rapid growth
Of postal business. The postal authorities
here are powerless to cope with the mass
Of mail matter. and I have doubts as to
whether this letter will reach it's destina-
ton. am forced to close this letter to
catch q boat which Is about to leave, and i
am leaving unsaid some things which /
shall have to include in my next letter"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-08
Could Not Reach st. Michael's.

VICTORIA. B. c., September s.-1he
steamer Bristol returned to pert this morn
ing. She started a week ago for st. Mich
aefs with 200 miners, who were to have
been taken up the river by the steamer
Eugene. The Eugene sprung aleak and
could lot proceed on her voyage, and the
trip had to be abandoned "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-08

with some of the most experienced traders
and miners in this vicinity, and they are
unanimous in the prediction that not over
20 per cent of this vast number will get
through to Dawson before winter sets in.
The other 50 per cent will be caught on the
TRAIL and those who survive and get back
to tide water will have to winter at Skag-
ray or return south. II the rush continues
two weeks longer hundreds will inevitably
perish on the trail, which is extremely
dangerous after October !.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-08

HOW MANY PEOPLE CONTRACT DISEASES an
drinking polluted water. when they could avoid
all danger By adding 20 drops Of Dr. Sierert's
Angostura Bitters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-08
For Red, Itching Skin.

Chatting ard Prickly Heat, there's nothing else
so good EVANS TALCUM POWDER Plain
or perfumed. Toe. box. At druggists
Evans Drugstore, R MsSiss. ass and 2 =,
seS-Sd
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-01-28

ooer ibsiIpsiis fsG,is @sbdubs. Der
9efammlpsrlut pirb auf anbertbalb
Wiuionen Dollars peranihlaet, ber eiipa
su 3ns,Oriliel Our4 8af4eruns sepsdt
1T
Bier bic QoiaIit6t iennt, tpsib, bab
sans nabs Der Branonatts be 9.tp Sale
unb Das erobs Bannamafer @sl&afts
Sebauoe ii6 %befinoen. YIN BEN etfs,
ysripranesn mfolBe Der Stye etniss
3lasl&absn WannamateI's 1sbauDs
seItelp msbrmals IN Sranp. aber itsts &C.
Lung Is. oas Ssuer uleOer su l6i&sn.
DIX ittsn8s aalte ma1le cine 5stampf
un8 pss 5eu,rs auBs.n iGnlstta, ba Bus
NaieI an ben 8sbauoea unp duf oet
ottaBe iofort ssiror uno psosr bic
5ruetlsuts nod lbte Yfsroe sinsn fettsn
otano beiommen tonnlen. au1 Der
Haub unausrsbll6 mar ; au3 elflan'
4sn sur lelben Seu amer anosIs Alarme
,nD eth lbell Der Jrus,w bt muBte isll'
ueIll8 abtommanput psicep.-
lin Apsnb D,HslBem IAs,s ( Omnitls)
paI au& IN 9pleaso s.n BrrB,s 6sust an
WonIOe SuaBe, bus sm iedsnodl8ss
5sbauoe TOTAL anitorte II slnen BEIRUT
Uon $3.50. OOU I'm @sfolss battle. Slebsn
yeueIleuIe UNI bic, anoste Banner wur'
IN sstabrIlb pIleBl n bret Der Vsr'
Ins.utlsn wsloen wdptfHetnl'1 ttsrpen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-01-28
Sae Ehal abpartS.

3aplur.-Dis bobs Attuna, in ben
Ger perlt. per- 5apnsr pano, marc au'
Oonnsrna8 Rd1mlitae out1 be aabl.
sel1s Betpslll8uns am Beerasn,is, bas
Don Der eeutlHen Iutb. R.r9e aus itatt'
lamb, bewleisn, uno auBer pislsn Srsun.
osn oss Gnp1lafensn. battsn ft4 b.,
Sbptblasrltier. 8otbmanner unD WIutll
Setsln ,ur BssrbtsunS etnesnslt.-Bs,
slnem Sltijsns CAUCUS ON DRnttas
ADsno murbe ~folssnoss Iidet aufpsnrli:
5ur8eb, AnoIsp Dolce po6eonrabler.
D. W. DaUlss; AuouOr, Geo. Dtarib.
5Obn eti&tnba3 fisI am Bonner.
tag IN Der Sanbsrube tu DtOoiie Dol
tlner Ylante unD tru8 slnen poppelisi,
5ruH oes llnisn Betnes oapon ; CT part
Dem Sadawanna 0Olpltal l%bermwien.
- Dn 8sidnorensn in BEN daa,
Oes Aoslbstt Beagle, Der am 3. Sanua,
nape 8snobam putb Gift islnsn Cot
sIlttt, Pattsn I'm WtOntas glbsno EN-,
S,Bun8. Der Sbsmltsr, BEN Der Uta9sn
zee 8naben iu unteriuHuns ubetesbsn
paro, tonnte nur iol1ss 1ift finoen, al.
'pm Der %bePanoslnpe Arlt ole 1sesnmil
Tel s%inss8eben ; bic AnselssenbeIi ut sInt
auBsrn mprerloie uno oa man nod mel.
lerss erforl1en uolte, 10 fanD ysrtap.
ans BIS Wsttuo& Na&mlttas ftatt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-01-28
(Glnstfanpi.)

Sn 8etrsf Der eubaniiden Sate. b.,
II lsosn Burger. Der eIn menlg Sntstsh
Ut unlerr Hspublit bat, intsIsfiilel
UlID, leis I'D Den 8el6elo slnes Hl6isIs
5sSsn be 6lbter sinss a%mtrlfanli1sn
0ampfsrs, Uelter WAftn unp Uiunulo"
0sn YatlOisn NJ Gupd sufubrte. De-
Ht&lsr sntiGisD fur ben Ddmpfsr unit
Ssssn be Auflase ; fem @runo mar, bat
Ole Yatrloteu (pDer 8ebelen, nit fe III
Den bltii5en 3ettun8en eenannt rperbsn)
Don telner Dlatt aneriannt iinb. Die
les erlnnsrt MID an cine Hti1reibuns,
ow ,& Dor etpa 30 Sabrsn in ben melt.
ti6 n 8laltern Der >. Sllnots Staaislte.'
srleten; fe %ftammien, tpenn I'D nlhi
IRE, 0 Seinrl6 8ernlteIn. uno parsn
uberf6rlsbsn Nus ben grlnnsrunssn
slnes unbeoeutenosn". @s marin o,es
rputll1 iniersflnte Glinnsrunssn bon
Dem Aufnanoe IN Deut,&lanb lS47,4S
ole 5lutt nab 4merlta. ben 9irSsrtr.ss,
lslns Ssibstlssuns in 81. 2ou,s pon I'm.
lung an etc.
u Der ben Gufltanb l847,48 iarisb
Ct unter 4uoerem, bic Hes,erune be-
iransofiasn Rspublii, on mel6e fit ri,
5abrsr Der 5reitaaren UNI 8tlomliiel
,ur R~riessflbruns wanoten, ba fe ielbn
'nltteIos paren. babe bic perlangts
5umms sefanoi, Iid punosrnb. bab ntti
nebr perlanet nutbe, neil bieie Quinn,
5smlB nl1t s~entseno NOR. ben 3ptd
Oss Auiitanoss ju etrel6en.
Damals bat man ME Gtpas abort,
DAB s,ne Der oeuti6en Rssisrunsen flo
csi&wsrt bate Der fransDffhsn 8sstsr
uns sssenaber narum iolis bieies IN
unlerer lss.een Sage Der 5ag fen2 Dw
tutopdh&su &ssisrunsen, tuuroe &c.
itrlsben, wlrbsn ben Der. Staatsn niti
srIaubsn, fiG in bic eubanif1s Anssls.
ssnbslt au mifGen. Rad Dtsism fran,c.
iii&sn 8eipiel o lS48 ipdrsn mir ia
IN polsm Redte, ipsnn mir be 9itrio.
ten Guba's untertIsten. Fair play.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-01-28
0ert6tltdee.

Die brittle Wode beS Common Pleas
Serl1iss bssann an WOntas Worsen
Hltter Ar1balD fubtte ben BoIits III
o%auptNmmer unb NlHter Sumter III
Gunner go. .. Weprere 5als wurosn
Osri1obsn uno etll6e srlsplBt.
Hl@ter At1balp peIwelaerte am Won.
tag ,psi Mpputanten B%urseTpapters ;
oslps marin IN Betreff ber amsrtanliGsn
Jnit,tutlOnsn iebr unwlfsnb, ilososm i,
ole nbiblse 3ett bier wObnten uno bel
R.9tsr sntl,sB iie u olslsm 0Iunot
opns iprs Burosrpapiere.
Dthr,ttanualt SOnss bat am Disnfas
oas BsrSatnib oer 5aus fur cas iSe'
uruar attmlnal.8 eri4t fettls esftelI.
Oas 222 5ale snlbalt. untsr o,sisn anu
flr Woro.
DAT, "a @sIb iOitst, cine 3situns
paausaussbsn, benefit Der Dor Hl6'
Ter Ar6balb rerbanpslte 5aa osS W.G
lunftal ssssn be y. D. 8. Of VI. pu'
uliiblns eompanls; sntsrsr battle sins
3suuns fur ben Oroen seorudt. oa I'D
otsislbe absr nlGi bs,aplts. Uurbe it
s~insefsqt; 2untal beIniprutt nod
cine Sllans bon s24s 80 fur Ssritsauns
pss Blattss uno oarum bic ala8e.
Nittsr 2rbbalo teate am Dtlttipot
Elm 8utattsn aus, in BEN bic petltloI
,ur Sniorporiruna BON Ppne Borough
auf Rotten Der Appltanten absepteisn
purbs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-01-28
Ntttetcu.

= Sn Babylon brannis ssftsrn DIOR.
gen bas Saus BON Nsal Dussan nisbsr.
oas 5euer sntltano our& elnen lbsr.
psptsn Ofsn.
- Dem 2sbisb BAILEY 8rsmier Ibo.
mas Otus BON DIT Dtau& Gbuni puros
lm Donnertias I'M Soipttal Elm BEN
lmputlrt. pss lbm i'm 9Orton Sofs euIt
perabfalen pom sinsm Qarren unter ben
Haosrn psrlest tporben nor.
- Nt6asI, Der 10 Sabre aIts Sobn
Oes Wi6ael WeDonalb BON Stiff
Strabe. wuros am Samtas Ra&mittas
vel BEN 2sbtBb BAILEY ..Sutof bon
slner aOiOmOtlue sslrOffsn, bic ,bm dbsr
ole Bslne uno slnen IbeI ees 26rpsrs
iubr unc lsbsn~ssefdbrllt ssrlssts. Der
2nabs srlas ben stbaltsnsn Bsrlssunesn
i'm Sonntae Absnb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-01-28
&taetrath.
Select GounciI. 81,

Select Council, 81. San.
Zine f1r Telspbonbsnuber pldtiss
Orblnant ipurbe IN olslsr Merchandising
non Staotraip 8obert Nob,niOn slnss
rsldt, uno oleielbe iol Der Gudapannu
l~eIspbon Sompanls GrlaubntB srlbsilsn,
lt1 bier ~ stablrren. Wsnn iis be s,'
Isubn,B srbalt. miro bic Sompanls ,bl.
OIabts unterWolt le8sn uno aa4 bel
oiaot oas Hs1t 8eben, elnen DIabt ful
Pol1si uno 6susralarm 3wsde ,u les,n
unb auBeroem ,pr ~ l~slsppOne totisn
irst Sur SsnuBun8 l,eteln. DIE Mate tut
telephone lou iur 1eibaIisbauIsI 90 81.
tut p%rlpaibau'sr s2.5U monailip leu
uno bic Sompante 8atanlirt. mnslbal.
sInsm Sabre rtn Spnem mil 3OO nnlsl
wibnsrn Su bdbsn; tptIo au4 slnrh
$4,000 BOMB eebsn. o:B iis bic SlraB,l.
'ptsosr IN suien 5undno nelt. Dulelt,
peliebt aus SonIuO sd, oosr, 5rau u.
RobInion, geo. i. Barnaro, ". i.
eolano uno geo. .. porn. Os ling,
lrsenbsu Durce Dem H0mlte sul Bstuip
ung uber8eben unb man elualIsl, tat
ole Sssner Der OrOtnans o it6 pD,en
,aiisn psroen.
Ds Srnennun9 oeS ID pots Dol
Sdmss dispute oils Snipettor osS eulpelIs
IUer Sea6 Sect, uno be bes Utltu,
Oaprt ais SnlpstIor psS S6ulB Eoui
apsu8stanats, wuIoen Dem Somits ups 9
u,slen. Dn %grnsnnunssn BON N.6ls,
). W. @anitsr, Hsp. y. J. dc Dianus,
psnip Beltn, Hsp. s. d.. @rifin un,
Jtep. sol. &. Dlron ole Du.flOlsn os,
onentli1sn blUliotbet puIbsn tosleld
ueltatl8t.
Soispb 8ria's Grnennuns als Snipst
LOT oss Dionlsp 4penus Ab3usstanals
Durps bsitati8t, na6oem Der StaoIseo'
meter fs 8~ut8ebeiBen battle. Des Stapl'
eontIoueuIs Btrltt puroe obne Yerleier
osm 8oranltlass SOmus ubsrmlsisn
Ole punt Il GonneI So. srbIslt psr
Sontratt fur sInsn Sspippral Dss Jiul
lug 6sustpebrbaules 3um Breile bon
1850 iusslpIo1en unb fur perittepen,
StnIlplunssn IN bemislbsn 8ebaur,
lol Der Staoti4relber su neuen 4n8sbO.
zen aufotbern.
Die Hstolutlon parb aneenommen
Del1e otitretbt, baB iebe iSeueriprlB
G%psnl8ltens ltunbll@ elnmal in ,pst ITO,
pen penust Delosn lou.
SIabltatb WaBner bradte cine Oroi'
ian, fur tunf nsltere slsttriite 2lbts
III Der ~. Warp etn, be ans gomu,
s~sfsrlrt muroen. Staotratb HobtntoI
ota6ts enc HsfolutlOn Elm, be Be,
5traBentomm.far anpeIit. aussufnDen
mt psldsm Ns1te bic TRACTION Som
JAMIE an Yltlslon Apsnue. apli1en . d
Olp uno Btr1 SiraBsn. @sls,ie lsst,
n oarupsr IN Der na1tten 8eIiammlun,
~ beIl1ten F.; Dem Staolanpalt uno So
mite ebenfalS lberpteien. Stablrail
0urr rel6ts cine Orolnan3 fur funf mel
ltIs Wanerltode IN Der = Warp eth uni
eletelbe rpurbe beltatt8t.
DIE Otomansen FUR elnen peiterr
1ermansnten Dtann fur bls eagle Ssust'
tompante Duroe ubl1laJtB a!sblsl
Oapreno BITE fur StempldtIen Ssuen
osBe uno 8nnnelne an 1,lne StraB,
,pll1en Dionros uno Aulnep Apenues
,st orutsr esiune a%nsenOmmen muIoe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-01-28
tue BEN obereu Ehaie.
(Ar1bale Gsrrdpsnetu,.)


- Sin gsdpiae bsrrf4en pisle Sale
son DIpblberlt,s.
- S6ulpirsttor Ssnrp Wapers bon
4r6balo slllt am 9onnsrnaa WOresn
10 un8lldll4 aus. bab sr sln BEN brad.
- Der IL Sabre alte Sames Resban
BON Yrlceburs putoe am Samitde pe,'
paftst unD unter $1,000 Bursi&aft &C.
iteQt, neil sr ieiner SduliamerdOin
anne Seuaet elnen itmuBlBen Srlel
bn4 be Not ianpte.
- SObn 2pons uOn OIppbant. Der an
WontaS Abeno duf etnem StraBsnbabn'
Wassn 5rauen iniultlrie uno na1 lelneu
AbisBen ben BabnpaSen NIT Stelnsr
oombatoirte mi bei6aolete, muBte on
ORntae IN gtmanseluna o $500
5urel6aft m's 8efanentB uanoetn.
- Gbomas Yalfpns BON Ssrmp,
purOe am Samras IN Der .. u y,
Ji.ne oaielbt pell,sL inoem eln'
5preneune bic Wano elmer &amm,i
outbbra6. IN Der er iib befano unD D.,
H,eesnosn &oblsn lbn 10 fatal psrlestsn.
odB er turje 3elt parauf tarb, na1pen
cine Operation an Ipm pot8enOmmsl
paro.
@m Samitae fur; Dor Der Nittags
itunbe nurbe IN benz psree aoblsr
Sompann BREEDER ~ WtniOn Elm 5eus,
sntpsdt uno trosbsm ioelstb aQe m6ell'
ten Hsttun8sanitatten s~etrofen pulben.
perbre;tets it1 bus 6eusr 10 lhneu. bot
u nur iurss 3st Dausrte, bis oas 1s'
uauoe elnSsal9ert mar. 9as Seusl
Ota& in BEN Utaidlnenraum aus uni
tltIste elnen Staoen bon $50. QUO an
Der our& $4,000 8srii&sruns tpslps,l,
Sspsdt ut.
Carbonate Gprtiponptni.)
- Die @si1afts Der beissn Bot be
trussn tlr 1886 bic Summs o SILL
626 "a.
- Die o. 4 5. Winsn babier arbsi
ten 8e8enparli9 orelpleriel 3elt. tnDen
oas talte Wsttsr ben Separf tur GOpIsl
er9opt pot.
- Sn Der Dobnuns bss Sobn Wool
an Belmont StraBe enttanD am Dion
tas Ha1mtttas pelm 4~usIbauen Der Wal
ierIobren elm 5euer. oas DOT ielner Bs
malt.Buns stemllpsn S9aDen unr ,dteis
pauptla1lt1 OuI1 Wansr.
- Der Rinsr 1bomas Daits, eli
Anseteutsr IN Der Wllion @lsst Utins
lpuroe an Samtta8 Na1mIlae, als +,
I4 auf BEN pelmwss befano, BON De
llelnen SOtOmollpe, Die &arren ,u un
sOn Der Dt.ne bsforoert. uperfabren UNI
IN iar&isrI.&sr aSs,is iuseu4tet, iOOa
&c ioSlel1 itarb.
- Sn BEN D. & 8. @sb6ft srsisnst
lid am Dtsnnas Apeno eth Wtad. b
Dem Der SotOmollpfuprey Samuel Slns
Isltsr uno 5euermann Artpur Surou
mt tnapper Notp srnitlt6e" Yerlssun
5tn enttamsn osr iSas, auf ben itr ~
%ostanoen, DuIoe ouIp slnsn ablprlnbsn
oen RlIren Delm ~Auttabren ~ ben &Up
len ,.Bodsts" pom @eielIe sesoBen
0pne lspOp ben Wenannisn ote sellnSp
esIlssunssn S~u,ufu8sn.
Der 3. idbrlits Wasisnbaa be-
tsorstt Sltp DtannsrEors haosl am IL
Ssbruar ttatt.
Der Carpenter Daniel Nelpll
puros AN Dlenltds nabe BEN ITO.
o1a1t IN 5orst CITY pon slnem um
tur8snosa Ndu1fans sslrOfsn unO ss
'oOIss.
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@roee Teuersbrunft.

Bon einsm psrbserenbsn 5susr tpurbs
philadelphia am DWnitas bsimeeiuGt.
Dafslbs brad Worsens GAS our@ sinsn
dbstbsi,ten Dfen in BEN 1aiement bss
ittsh6d,ssn siisrnsn @sbaubss 20.
l309-l7 Rarist Strabe aus. iprane
plnabsr ~ ben 6sbduOsn, bic BON ID.
unp Sunipsr uno Wariet uno 5ilbsrt
etEabsR bseTsn,t fRe. unb ,srftSTts eaHa
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Shtet GuA boz salben aeaen !sa.

larrh. bic 0usdflber tntbalten oa 0dsdFlber
thsr ben Stuu oss Scrubs J%srtorm uno oas
IaHit Spf,m pouiS ts~rriitteu uirb. psnn e.
ourd be iHltimistn OOerfddtn sinoringt.
Solde arhtel follten ME auber auf 8sroroHnng
gut b%erufsrsr asrJtt stbrouHt ipsrbtn. Do Der
Sdaosn. ben fe anritten. Jebnmal 70 arsb III
ale oas CUTE. eas Sbr enoOH t~rjisIeu tonntei
paqt Saiarrb Sur, f~abrtJirt pom D > Sbsnsp
u 50 toleoo, . entbdlt tsin Guedflbsr UNI
uiro iunsrlt1 genommtH uno mlrft oirsft uuf
ole ihleim,sen ODE idhsu oes Spft.ms.
Benn 9br pal's Sdtarrb. BUR tauft. feio fidsr.
cab Sbr bic a&te bsfommt. Sit miro innsrlih
gsnommtn uno in solsoo. Ogio, Don B. 3.
Sbentp & 8 o. gtmaht.
Va Ssrtauft bon allen apoibtfern Rrsis
76t. Ole 6laihs.
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6.p6er OelDienit!

Brr uns lslns %aoorti. smisnost. Dem isuoen
IpI per Bof Bsnaus austunIt ubsr Elm gam
atuss 0sl6alt. uUm lrasno cine perion man.
l9sn oosr wslbl8sn DC Gls&ts auT surllGs
Bells uaO obns srobe auslassn uno Wabs ubtr
lUU Oouars per Dtonai prrottnen tanu. epns
fslfen uno Reooan. Sstn aytmi1 1fts pum
0 q. ionoesn eIa ebtli6ss Sefhdrt Ao' tfrs
John HOUSE 4 Co, Canton, Lewis Co., No.
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Neme MmSetSe".
Su p%.rtaufeu.

Guit Gtltssnbtt TIr tinsn pertfttn Garptt-
Usbtr. En u%niuJttnnttt p%sIiauti Altsrspal'
usr pis gangs Ginripluns lslnss Wtptrsauafits
amer slntissn 6~tplnsuRasu. 9atob q ",
ol7 lSpVmins Apt., p ramon. ~
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Die RsuDablsn gum 6fterr,i&if&sn
Rsi6sraih iino auf ben 9. Dldrl angie
lsst worcen uno an ~. Uldrs mlro be
sris Ssf.on Der nsusn 9Srptsi&aft ere
ofnet ptEpsn.
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6ausbGlterin perlanat.

Gin 5rau in s,i,Bltm alt.r, n.4t unisr 80
1aprsn, UNI cen pausball rur pier psTipnsu ~
SeOrssn. 3u sTrassn IN pr OHla ps .sDs'
tsnblait".
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Supb's Piaen iinO nit Der Sano ss'
maQt unO uolis sIsi& an Sross unb,
6swi&t. 26s.
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Die auifaaenbFen SsiIunssn BOZ

SerOfsln, bic man tsnnt. iino mltteln
ooOo's Sariapar,la trsislt. Disiss
WittsI fudt ieinss 9leitsn bel Slut'
i~ranibsitsn. 8raudt nur 5ooo's.
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Dn VtrIauf pirb nuT fuTlt 5df nabffHS
ptrstHtn OF ptn plap nt4t.