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The record-union., 1897-12-21
The Bill Before Congress Establishing Pos
tai Savings Banks Endorsed.
Resolutions Adopted Opposing the
Passage of Secretary Cages
Currency Bill-President Com
pers' Action Relating to the st.
Louis National Convention Ap-
proved.

NASHVILLE (Tenn-), Dec. 20
When the American Federation Of La
bor met to-day a resolution relative to
legislation on the postal savings bank
system was presented by the Commit
tee on Resolutions.
The resolution which indorses the
bill pending before Congress favor1ng
the establishment of postal savings
banks. with the clause relative to the
national banks stricken out, was adopt
ed.
A resolution expressing approval of
the national movement for the purifi-
cation of primary elections was adopt
ed.
Resolutions We're adopted that an eff
fort be made to organize firemen; that
special instructions for the organiza-
ton of journeymen bakers and their
local unions be issued; that efforts be
made to organize the brick masons, who
are as yet unorganized.
Several resolutions relating to boy
colts We're acted upon.
AT the afternoon session the st. Louis
convention and President Gompers' ac-
ton in regard to it continued to be dis
cussed.
James O'Connell said he attended the
convention, though he had not in fact
signed the call. He also claimed that
men who had been most active in at
tempting to disrupt the movement dur
ing the miners strike We're being paid
out of funds contributed by the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor. In answer to
u question, he said none of the men
he referred to had remained on the
scene after injunctions were issued, but
the organizers had remained.
Ernest kreft said if anything threat
ened the Federation at the st. Louis
meeting it was the Presidents duty to
have gone there and protected the Fed
GRAFTON.
j. c. Burnell then offered resolution
approving the reasons given by Presi-
dent Gompers for not attending the ST
Louis convention, which was adopted.
A strong discussion over the commit
tee resolution indorsing independent po-
litical action. and declaring against in
functions was participated in by Nc
CURE, the author of the resolution;
kreft Yarnen and Brennock, and after
defeating an amendment offered by
kreft, the resolution was adopted.
The resolution in reference to the free
coinage of silver at 16 to 1 was taken
up, and substitute on the Gage bill
was adopted, as follows:
Resolved, That we declare ourselves
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SUSPECTED flLIBUSTERS.
THE MONTGOMERY ON DUTY
AT PENSACOLA.
Believed That an Expedition t.
Cuba is Being Equipped at
the Florida City.

PENSACOLA (F'la-), Dec. 1S.-Corre-
spondence of the Associated Press
There was considerable activity on
board the United States ship Montgon-
cry yesterday, owing to information
having reached her commander to the
effect that several suspected filibusters
were IN the harbor. Consequently. the
officers started the fires and made prep
arations for getting under way at
moments notice.
The crew of the cruiser worked IN
conjunction with the revenue cutter
Penrose Later in the afternoon the
Montgomery put a squad of armed men
in charge of an officer on board the
Penrose, and they VIII be relieved every
four hours until further developments.
The Montgomery also fitted out sew
eral of her boats with guns, ammuni-
ton and armed crews to patrol the
harbor, while the Penrose did duty out
side around Warrington.
All the boats of the Montgomery have
orders to fire at first two blank charges
to bring to any suspected vessel, and
upon her neglecting to stop, a third
shot, this time a loaded shell, Is to be
fired.
The SCmers n. Smith, pilot vessel
called the Britannia and a schooner
are loading under official supervision.
The Smith is said to have run several
successful expeditions in the past, hav-
ing escaped the Montgomery once, and
as she came in from sea on Thursday
night, and has been taking on board
all day long a cargo of some descrip-
ton, an unusual proceeding for pilot
boat, the Montgomery intends to follow
her as soon as she gets under way.
The britannia and the schooner have
also been taking a cargo OF boxes, sup
posed to be ammunition, ETC., on board,
and it Is reported that the Dauntless
is waiting somewhere outside the bay,
in order to ship the munitions at sea-
1t will thus be seen that a we'll or
ganiEed expedition to Cuba is appar-
entity being equipped here.
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BEHRING SEA CLAIMS.
The Commissioners Have About
Completed Their Work.

BOSTON, Dec 20.-After a week of
conference in Boston, Justices Putnam
and King. the Commissioners for the
United States and Canada, respectively,
in the arbitration of the Behring Sea
claims, have completed their work for
the present, and it is understood will
soon begin the preparation of their re-
ports to their respective Governments.
The Commissioners have been holding
daily sessions in this city, during which
they have gone over the disputed claims
step by step, reviewing the evidence as
in the case of a law court. 1t is under
stood that an agreement as to the
amount of the indemnity claimed has
been reached in all but a few cases, and
these are likely to be settled without the
appointment of an umpire, which Is
provided for in the convention author
iZing the commission.
The amount awarded to Great Brit
ain is to be paid within six months of the
time when the final decision is reached,
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EASTERN GRAIN MARKET.
WHEAT OPENS LOWER, BUT
QUICKLY RECEIVERS.
The Bull Feeling Predominates and
the Price Closes Nearly
Two Cents Higher.

| CHICAGO, Dec. 2O.-Wheat opened a
| trifie under Saturdays closing price,
| May starting at 92Ac and 92ssc. I'm
der covering by shorts, the slight de-
cline was quickly covered, and the mar
ket during the next hour kept a little
above the final quotations of the pre-
ceding session. But during the time
referred to buying was not heavy, and
was almost entirely Of a local profess
SiOna1 character.
| The opening decline was probably due
to heavy receipts at Chicago, much of
which was OF contract grade, but this
was apparently forgotten when it was
seen that it did not keep buyers out
of the market. Chicago received 51S
cars, Of which PIT We're No. northern
spring and 55 cars of No. 2 red winter,
! and III, 800 bushels and 1873 carloads
were transferred to regular elevators.
An addition of about 511, 900 bushels
was made to the contract stocks.
The total quantity shipped from all
quarters to Europe and the United
Kingdom last week was 6, 756, 600 bush
els, against 9, 166, 900 bushels the week
before. The days clearances Of wheat
and -four from Atlantic ports We're
$40, 900 bushels
| 1t was not until after the visible sup
| ply statement for the week was COM
pleted, and the increase in the stocks
| found to be smaller than expected, that
the market gave any very clear indi-
cation as to which side of the deal it
would ultimately favor. With that out
| Of the way, and the weeks increase
only 81 600 bushels, as against LOCO
900 to 100000 bushels increase look
ed for, the bull feeling began to pre-
dominate, and the price soon responded.
The total of the days clearances from
the seaboard was increased to III, 900
bushels by shipments from Galveston.
| That gave further courage to the buy
ers, who took more wheat at an ad-
vance Of 1c over the earlier price they
| paid for May, and of course the more
| the bulls bought the more was also
wanted by such of the bears as had
! been selling during the first hour. AL
len and Grier. representing the Letter
crowd. We're very prominent in. the buy
| ing, leading, in fact, but this was great
| ly increased with outsider orders.
| May advanced to 9231c, and hung for
an hour between that price and 921ac.
The heavy buying which commenced
after the announcement of the days
clearances gave fresh impetus to the
! advance, and at the close May was
bringing 941sc.
December attracted very little atten-
ton About 100000 bushels is said to
have been delivered by Armour to the
Letter crowd in the afternoon.
The record-union., 1897-12-21

Special Values.
christmas Gifts
in Cloak Department.

Real Baltic Seal Ripple Shout
der Capes, silk lined, can be worn
over jacket if desired. Reduced
to 81 90.
Imported Swiss Silk Shoulder
Shawls, worth from S5 to SO. Spe-
cial price, 81 so.
Women's and Misses choice
Feather Boas and Fancy Collars.
Attractive and pretty neck wear.
Colors white, pink and blue. ST IS
each.
Children's Jackets in sizes from
4 years to II years in large Va
riety OF good material. 81 Is and
S3 o5.
French Coney Capes OF rich
black silky fur, silk lined, fash
ionable length. 81 o5.
Women's Jackets in tan and
black: all good styles. and warm,
desirable garments. S. so to IS.
The record-union., 1897-12-21

most positively opposed to the Gage
financial bill, recently introduced in
Congress by request Of the Secretary OF
the Treasury. It is a measure that, II
adopted as law, will only all the more
firmly rivet the gold standard on the
people Of the country, and perpetuate It's
disastrous effects in every form.
Resolved, That we pronounce the
Gage bill an undisguised effort to retire
our greenback currency and all Gov
ernment paper money, with a view to
the substitution of national bank notes
in their stead, and thus fasten the ma
tional bank system for years upon the
American people"
resolution calling for the removal
of the Federation headquarters from
Washington was reported unfavorably.
Fraternal delegates from foreign
countries were given privileges of voice
and vote in conventions.
An effort to change the time Of the
annual convention to the third Monday
in September of each year was de-
feated.
The convention decided to increase the
per capita tax to 2 cents, and the change
goes into effect February l, 1898.
auiring officers hereafter to be elected
on the last day of the convention was
adopted.
The convention will complete Its puSl-
ness tomorrow and adjourn.
THE NATIONAL BOARD OF TRADES
COUNCIL.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 20.-The first meet
ing of the National Board Of Trades
Council was held in this city to-day,
and was marked by scathing denun-
citation of the American Federation OF
Labor for having passed resolution at
Nashville opposing the formation OF the
National Council.
The Federation of Labor opposed the
new organization as tending TO create
a further division in the ranks of labor.
The call for the convention was lssu-
ed by the Building Trades Council OF
ST. Louis. Fifty-four accredited dele
gates responded.
The session was executive, reporters
being refused admittance. 1t is said
however, that the attitude of the Fed
Grafton of Labor came in for a great
deal of discussion and denunciation.
A resolution was adopted deploring
the action of the Federation as indlcat-
ing a willingness ito injure kindred
organization at the time it most needs
friendship"
An organization will be perfected to-
morrow.
At to-day's session resolutions were
adopted denouncing the bill before Con-
gress to prevent the pooling Of railroads,
and favoring the proposed postal saw
ings bank system.
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Internal Revenue Collections.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.-The month
ly statement of the collections of inter-
nal revenue show that for the month of
November last the receipts amounted
to S13,9J9,296, an increase, as compared
with November last year. of 81 ,257 ,927.
For the last five months, however, there
is shown to have been a decrease of
$5.912.
The record-union., 1897-12-21
We Offer
To-day
Toy Books, l2C.

These books are bound in hand
somely Autographed board covers,
cloth backs, and contain about so
pages OF pleasing stories, all well
illustrated. In the assortment are
such titles as "Fireside Readings, y
Young Folks Wonder Book" "
"Favorite Fables "Four-footed
Friends, etc. These books have
been considered good value at
25c. You cannot fail to appreciate
them at I2c.
Also other board covered books
for children, reduced to sc and SC
each.
The record-union., 1897-12-21

whether it is made by the Commission
ers or by an umpire. 1t is not known
what claims have been ruled out, but
it is understood that the total approved
claims will amount to more than 81 ,OO0.-
Gl0
The record-union., 1897-12-21
China Decorated
Cake Sets, ST 25,

Real China Cake Sets, prettily
decorated and with plenty OF gold.
One large Cake Dish, 10 inches in
diameter, and six Plates, 6 inches
in diameter. Price for 7 pieces,
81 rs.
The record-union., 1897-12-21
Poems, Padded Covers, Csc

A full line of leather bound
poems, with padded covers and
embossed gilt titles, gilt edges,
good paper and each book in a
box. The titles include the works
OF various standard poets. Price
95c.
The record-union., 1897-12-21
'Children's
Tam O'Shanter Hats.

Bring the little folks into Our
Millinery Department; we can
please them with a new style in
Cloth tams, beautifully trimmed,
at 35c and 75c, in red, blue and
green.
The record-union., 1897-12-21
Fancy Wings, 1oc.

II you desire to improve your
Walking Hat, or any Fancy Dress
Shape by the addition of little
extra trimning-at a little cost
you can do so from Our two spe-
cial lots at &C and Ioc each.
The record-union., 1897-12-21

kAASeAAA Ao1 $NAo AOA AOyos
! We have a splendid assortment
OF all kinds of Toys, imported by
I ourselves from the best manufac-
) turers in the East and Europe.
} This enables us to sell them at
d prices much below usual rates
\ Let us note some Of the chief
4 things:
\ We have all the New Steam
4 Toys, Gunboats, Passenger
q Trains, Engines, Horse and
} Wagons, Soldier Sets, Printing
I Presses, Animals ofall kinds, Plain
4 and Trick Savings Banks, Gro
A Gerry Stores, Kitchen Sets, Musical
] instruments, Guns, Swords, Pts
tolls, Tool Chests, Blocks, Books,
! Games, Paint Boxes, Velocipedes,
} Wheelbarrows, etc.
The record-union., 1897-12-21
Condition of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 20.-To-day' 5
statement of the condition of the Treas
ury shows: Available cash balance
S2239, ,004,6 SOP: gold reserve, $3.50, I64, ,613
The record-union., 1897-12-21
'SW|F s
SPECIFIC,

Is far ahead of any blood remedy on the
market, Tor 1t does SO much more. Be-
sides removing impurities, and tonIng uE
the rundown system, it cures any blood
disease. it matters not how deep-seated Q!
obstinate, which other so-calied blood
remedies fail to reach. It is real biooc
remedy for real blood diseases.
Mr.. Asa Smith, of Greencastle, IND.
writes: 81 had such q bad case of Sciatie
Rheumatism that I became absolutely
helpless-unable to take my food or handle
myself in any way. I took many paren,
medicines. but they did not reach my
trouble One dozen bottles Of S. s. >
cured me sound and we'll, and l now weigr
17O."
Books on blood and skin diseases mailed free
" Swift Specific Company, Atlanta, Ga.
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IHaViland & Co.'S
Cake Plates, zoe.

IIaviland & Cos. "Trianon"
shape Cake Plates. Fourteen
styles OF decorations to choose
from. 7Oc.
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Table Covers.

Exceptional value in fine Tap
estry Table Covers, good colors
and nearly two yards square. For
large tables. Price s. "a.
Good Velour Table Covers in
handsome patterns. s. %.
Choice patterns in Tapestry
Covers, p yards square. s. 50.
The record-union., 1897-12-21
China and Glassware.

Here are a few hints picked up
at random Ill our China Depart
ment for the benefit of holiday
purchasers:
Bohemian Glass Vases, I4c to
So Is.
Bisque Figures, soc to S. pair.
China Cake Plates, 35c.
Lemonade or Water Sets, con-
sisting OF engraved clear glass
pitcher and six tumblers to match.
Price, 7Sc set
Real China Decorated Choco-
late Pots, 65c.
Haviland Co.'S Five-o'clock Tea
Cups and Saucers, decorated, 45c.
The record-union., 1897-12-21
Good News for
Embroidery Workers.

We are just in receipt OF en-
broidery foundations which dis
pense with the reed of stamping
and the tedious process of build
ing up initial letters to be en-
broidered All sizes of letters at
I1c to sc each.
You can do quicker and more
artistic work over these founda- :
tons than the old way, and with
less likelihood of soiling your
work.
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Etebt pbennn!

glusuit S. 8osef, Der leitenbe Gpo
tbefer in Sbrepeport, 2a., iast: y0r
Sings rNeue gntoeduns" 1T bas ein
sise Wittel, bas meinen Sulten iuirflid
6eilt uno es oerfauit ii6 am lei1teIter
BON alen meinen 8aaren." 6err &
S. Campbell, Elm &auimann in Saffor6
Gri3una, idreibt; r8r. Sings ,Nene
@ntoedun9" erfillt 9lqes, mas bapon
beripru6en mirb, iie periast ME unb 1T
elm ii6eres 0tittel segen S6tpinbludt,
Suiten nno @rtdltunsen. Sd fam oies
Wittel gar ni6t genus riibmen." Or.
ain9s ugteue gntoeduns" fir Sdtpinbc
iu6t, Suiten uno grfdltunsen 1T ni6t
etipa Elm neues Experiment, ipnbern es
bat cine Brube bon einem 8ierteliabrz
bunbert beltanoen unb itebt ubenan unter
alien Weoifamenten. @s enttduIdt ME.
&robeflai5en frei in Der 9tpptbefe BON
S. aalteber & Sobn.
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Cages Veusefetsen.
) II | q Il 6.

- @eneral UlileS 1T BON leinel
@uropa 3eiIe mad Waibington 3urnd'
gsfebrt, min hd aber uber feline grleb,
niTfe uao Grfabrunseu ri6t interbieuen
loRea.
= 5enOrita gisneros, bic cuba.
uii6e 0elbin, bic aus bem @efdnanib
in 0aoaua entfoben par, 1T iebl in
Rem Oorf etngetroifen.
- Die Wfiina. .4ommiifton in Waib.
ington bat teBt ben 8eri9t bes Sub
8omites ftir @ourantmelen entgegenge.
nDmmen.
- Ser st gunbesienator Sonea
bon 5Ioriba IT. in Detroit, Mi9., ges
norbeu. ST mar ieit sebn Sabren gei'
itesfrant ue cs beiBt, in Jolge un.
slhdli1er 9iebe.
Qu5lanb.
- Aus Griebridsrub mirb beridtet,
bob Gtirit 8ismarf f6 nun au9 an
bas. Sfatfpielen sema6t bobe. ST
ipielt aber ME b6ber als UNI einen
>giertel, ,Bfennig per point.
= Sm tueiteren gerIauf bet Snters
pelation ti6er bic lebten sroBen Man1s
Der i'm bapril6en 2anotage erfl6rte
Or. Sigl, ner bermabre fi6 bagegsn,
baB gapern als preubiibes 5pieI3eug
mibbrau6t niirben." SigI murbe BON
9bgeorbneten @aReImann srhnbIi9
beimsei6idt. Dieier faste: .Wobl
paiiirt in Berlin man6es unoerfdnb.
liGe unb mir miihen, ipas aus Berlin
tomRt, forsfdltis priifen. Ser Mbse.
orbnete 5igI aber gebt su melt. Seine
BerbeBnng bes Stibens gegeu ben ytor.
ben pirb inbeB erfoIgIos bleiben. Das
Hei9 TT gemabt unb erifiirt troB 5i9Is
@inipru9."
= Ser 0amburg Nmeritanilde
9ampfer y gerfa3, Capt. 5pliebt, lit
nit glImmenber 2abuns In Damburg
eingetroHen. Nm 2. Ott6ber pers
iparte man auf oem Dampfer einen
eigentbimIi6en 8ranbgeru9. Cine
iofort angeteute unteriudung ergab,
bob ein 8allen ber i'm 2aberaum per.
ftauten 8aummoae burd9 @elbfteuts
climbing In 8ranb geratben mar. I'm.
ter ben pafiagieren brobte cine Panit
ans3ubreden; mebrere Damen perfie.
len in &rdmpfe, anbere murben Dor
S6ref Dbnmd6tig. I'm bic gedngs
ftigten pafiagiere au berubigen, bieB
&apitdn SplieOt He, fi9 gum ioforti.
gen Ierlafien bes Sampfers bereit 3a
balten. Die goote murben bemannt
unb nit 2eben8mitieln unb WaKer Der,
ieben. Sn3wif@en arbeiteten Off3iere
nnb Waanidaften nit 9lufbietuna aller
8rdfte, um Der Nusbebuuns bes Geuers
oor3ubeugen. gs geIang, bic Glams
men auf ibren 6ero gu befdrdnfen unb
balb berubisten fi6 aud bic au Sobe
erfdredten pafagiere lpieber, als He
faben, pie ftbI bic Offisiere unb
Wannidafteu ben sauseu gorfaa nab.
men. So9 lit besreifIi6. baB He or.
bentll6 aufatbmeten, aIs bic ,perfa"
in bic @lbemiinbuns einIief unb He
bamit bic @ewiBbeit batten, in turser
3eit mieber feiien BOben unier 1db su
baben.
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Nte lift bteSY

Bir bieten einbunbert Dollars 8elpbnuno
lnr leeen Saa bon Satarrb, Der nibt burd
gsnrebmen bon Sau's 8atarrb saur eebeili
iperben tann.
s. 8. @bsnep & SO, @isentb., aolebo, ..
Bir, Sie untersei6neten, bnben 5. s. gbe.
nep lett ben letten 10 Sabren gefannt unb
9altsn ibn ftir bolIfomrten ebrenbaft in allen
9elaaftsbaablunqen unb finansiea befd.
htst, ale bon ieiner Sirma sin9eaanaei,en
gsrbinoIiGteiten gu erfIuen.
@stt d Sruar, @robRanbeIs' 'Drpsuiiten,
9olebD, ..
w bins. &innan C Marbiu, @ros.
baneeIs' Drosuiiten, 9oIebp, ..
9au's aatarrb.sfur fptrb innerIic1 oenom.
men uno tDirtt birstt auf bas 8lut unb bic
l9le'n1tgen Oberfdden beS Stftems. 8euas
ntiie frei perfanpt. 9reis 75 gts. fir bie
6laife. Serfauft bon alien @ppt6etern.
9aIs i}amilien'Pillen limb Die bsfteu,
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Sebt Gnd redtseitig nor /!

Die tiible Sabres3eit besinut, Nbenos
uno Wtorgeas 1T es fbon empfinbIi1
tabl. Da fnb bic bertibmten DoIge's
i9en Jilaibube au empfeblen, bic mir
ioeben bereinbefommen baben. Wir
baben aud alerlei anbere Mrten BON
pantotfeln unb 6ausidubsn auf CO.
ger, nit unb obne Mbidbe, iotpie iibers
haupt ole Sdubmaaren, bic fib fiir ben
9erbff unb ben Winter eignen. gbenio
fiibren mir elm aroBes 2ager bon
Sdulf6uben fur 4naben unb Mdb=
den unb iiberbaupt MIes, mas in elm
S9ubtpaaren 8ef9dft erfen Ranges
geb0rt.
ginem sefdllisen 3uiprud enisssens
iebenb empfieblt fi6
4dtlnssboa
6. . a u nj.
@inberella 6 9ubspalah,
213 MlamosB BIasa.
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- Die gum erfen Mal nod benz far
Sa6ien neu eingefiibrten reattiondren
SreitlaRenwablipfem abgsbaItenen
id9ff6en 2anbtags Grsdnaunes,Wab.
len baben eine b6llise Nieberlage Der
Socialoemotraten 3ur Golge gebabt.
So bIeiben i'm fd6fi6en 2anbiage nur
bic a6t SDeialbemofrateu, beren Wan.
bate ni6t abgelaufen fnb. Cine pirts
Ii6e Nieberloge baben bic NntisSemis
ten erlitten; au9 nidt eine SduIe seust
bon gei9wunbeuer pradt, ni6t ein
QntisSemit geb6rt bem 2anbtage an.
Sn Sadien bat bas foniertib.nationaI.
liberaIe aartel gldn3enb gefest.
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= Sn 2efius abeater su Berlin
ipieIte iid elm bemertenspertbss greigs
nib ab; Mabame &eiane, bic betannte
fran36Ri6e S6auipielerin, bebutirte In
Sarbous v5appbo'. Die Siinftlerin
bat bic tpdrmite gufnabme iOtpobI auf
@eiten bes publitums. ipie Der prefe
geFunben. Sbr @altipieI pirb nit
6n3u bieuen, baB aus Der aunf uenia.
fsns Der Ieibige Rabaus@baupinismus
fdninbet.
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SenneHee Centennial, geaibbille,
Senneiiee.

gom /. Mai bis l. Noosmber 1897.
Raten pia 5. & 8. 0,.@iTenbaba Don
San Gntonip finb pie foIgt: $3.50
8ilIette, Iimitirt gu 10 Sagen, gum
8ertaufe 8ienstagS unb 8Onnerstass.
$3.50 8ilette gut fir 20 Sage;
$34.35 8iaette gttIttg bis /. Nop. '97.
.. 80. Stone, %. 6. 3igsbp,
Qlgenten.
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ssabrplan Menoerung.

Die SnternationaI 6 Great Nortbern
IT. ". giebt einen neueu Gabrplan
beraus. Der ont Gnnnerstas. ben s. Suli
tn araft tritt. Wesen Ndberem penbe
man ft6 on bic Qsenten ber 8eieaf6aft.
.. $. prtee, 8. .. & 8. u.
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