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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-09-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

PORTLAND, sErTEmBER 9. 1897.
TIME Underwear
4 departments are
full of Bar
gains these days. Great
values in medium
weight goods fit for early
autumn use.
There are more kinds
to choose from than ever
before, there is more
goodness for less money,
a greater assortment Of
weights, a wider variety
of styles.
Begin at soc for mems
and women's, and from
that up as high as you
want to go. We show
every desirable sort that
the home and foreign
markets provide.
This store has the
agency for Sanitary Un.
derclothing made by the
DR.. Jaeger Company in
Germany 1.-The highest
class wooden underwear
in the world.
Our advertising of
"Onyx" Hosiery may
have led you to think that
Onyx was to be had in
high priced grades only.
Wed like you to know
that this favorite brand
may be had at CSC. 3oc,
soc and SO on up.
The heavy cotton
1eeced and middle weight
ayool hosieryis ready now,
IA splendid line for men
and women and boys and
girls.
OWEN MOORE g. C1
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-09-09

An Order Viii Does Much Good and Is
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1897-03-18
" The Young Eagles"

The young men of our city gave an
entertainment in the Columbus Powell
school building last Friday evening,
which was, in every respect. grand
success.
The boys, in the height of their am
bition and splendor, showed by their
every action great talent for speaking
and for one hour and a half held the
audience spell bound.
The two large rooms up stairs of the
school building, seating 500, were
packed, and many could not gain en-
trance.
The subject which had been selected
for discussion, was, Resolved, That
the United States will decline as did
the nations of antiquity. H. H. Dyer,
A. d. Hughes representing the affirm
ative and A. B. Crouch, G. P. Hayes
representing the negative. A red hot
discussion ensued.
After many faithful and conservative
efforts had been put forth by the de-
bators it was decided by the committee
that the negatiyeside should be award
ed the honors.
Hons. Robt. Burrow, John G. Camp
bell and Geo. II. Berry acting as the
committee. The boys received such
encouragement that they have decided
that sometime in the near future they
will give an other entertainment.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1897-03-18
"The DeacOn.n

Notwithstanding the rain and mud
last Monday night the new and splen-
did school building at Central, Carter
county, was two thirds full to see FThe
Deacon" the mirthful comedy-drama.
The play is all it is recommended to be
and met the expectations of the audi
ence, AS proof of this solicitations
have been made from those present and
from those kept away because of the
weather to induce the manager to have
it repeated Monday night, March 30.
The public is cordially invited to come
and get all the fun you are looking for
and two good lessons in real life: The
weakness of man with an appetite for
drink, and "be sure your sin will find
you out. The entertainment is given
for the benefit of the Central school
building.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1897-03-18
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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1897-03-18

Owing to the ill health of DR.. Cald-
well, the revival which has been in
progress for ten days was closed last
night DR., Caldwell, the pastor of the
church was not able to preach longer
and deemed it expedient to close the
services. He will, however resume
them again when he is stronger.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1897-03-18
The Prize Fight.

The great Fitzsimmons-Corbett fight
at Carson City, New, was pulled of
yesterday and Fitzsimmons won in the
18th round.
Thus Champion Corbett went, as all
Others, one time too often to the ring.
He is possibly the cleverest boxer in
the world, but Fitzsimmons is the only
real clever man Of nerve and skill Cor
bett ever met,
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1897-03-18
Married.

A quiet and pretty home wedding
occurred last night at the residence of
G, W. Slater, on Jobe street His old
est daughter, Miss Dora, and Mr.. r.
ID, Henson were united in the holly
bonds by Rev. W. P. Crouch, of the
Christian church. This union will
not be surprise to the young friends
of the contracting parties as their
fondness for each other has long been
apparent. ... ... ....
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1897-03-18
Contests Closed.

The contests at E, G. Slater & Go. s
were closed yesterday and the prizes
awarded, y
Sometime ago this firm offered a
handsome silver emp to the young lady
getting the most votes for being the
"prettiest" girl in town. There were
no trading conditions imposed by the
firm and all who desired could vote
one time. The result was as follows:
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1897-03-18
To Wed,

Cards are out announcing the marri-
age of Miss Mary Carr to Mr.. De Long
Rice Wednesday morning, March 81, at
half past 10 o'clock. The ceremony
will take place in the Southern Metho-
dist church and will be performed by
Rev. W. S. Neighbors, of Knoxville.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1897-03-18

About 900 votes in all were east. A
dozen other girls received asmall num-
Der of ballots.
w. W. kirkpatrick awarded the prize
to the winner in a ceremony of great
pomp and splendor,
The second contest, which also closed
Monday, was that of guessing at an old
Spanish coin which was under seal.
The person OR persons who guessed the
exact date to receive silver cup and
the one closest to the date without
GUESSING it was to receive the coin itself.
Three guessed the exact date as follows
John Wheeler, S, I, Boring and Chas,
Mallioote. The date was l1sa, j, A,
Wilson guessed 1889 and Therefore got
the coin. r. w. Fields, Of Milligan,
awarded these prizes,
1t was quite little enterprise on the
part of the firm and will aid to its
popularity.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1897-03-18
The best -four is Gold Dust.

hO bODb luuI WIN Duals
A. N. Molesworth has returned from
South Carlina.
Try a can of Perfection Baking Pow
der for 5 cents at Jackson's.
Joe P. Morrell, of Elizabethton, is
in the city today.
DIR. Arnold was up from Limestone
Tuesday.
Gen. J. T. Wilder was in the city a
few days last week.
r. G. Hunter made business trip tt
Erwin last Monday.
Let low prices and good goods be
your guide to Jackson's store.
Glover, Timothy and Orchard Grass
Seed for sale at the Bee Hive.
No other "frm' sells the celebrated
White Lily Flour but Jackson.
Gold DIST four-best made.
Supt. Emmert, of the B. & E. Ry..
was in the city Monday.
Chester Allison of Jonesboro was be-
fore pension board yesterday.
Judge S. J. Kirkpatrick was over
from Jonesboro yesterday.
One of the wonders of the world is
how nice goods can be sold at so low a
price at Jackson's.
Gold Dust flour will please the
hest of you.
Our new quarters have greatly in
creased our unexcelled facilities for
doing the best job printing in East
Tennessee. Bring us your orders. ]
Mrs. Thad A. Cox returned frem
Washington City yesterday
Miss Mollie O'Dell returned Monday
fran an extended visit to Jonesboro.
Rev. Myhr, evangelist of the Chris
tian church, is in the city.
The Holston Presbytery will meet al
Hot Springs, N. @. on April 18th.
Ben White, O prominet farmer OF
Locust Mount, was in the city yester.
day.
Lacy Lawrence, of Bristol, was il
the city Monday.
Jackson will furnish you with the
best of all kinds of Meats, Groceries
and Vegetables. Give him trial.
Buy Cold Dust flour.
A visit to Jackson's store where yor
can examine the goods and get prices
settles the Groceries question,
W, H. Leach has accepted position
with Undertaken Il S. Wolfe.
Capt. Ike Reeves was over from
Jonesboro last Tuesday on professional
business.
DR., Preas, administrator has haC
the Akard property on East Main stree
considerably improved in appearance.
Preparations are being made to re
pair the damages on the Gregg build
ing recently caused by fire, ff
A little child of John Huff, Of Knoll
Creek, died Sunday night and wa'
buried Monday,
WI. Stout, o citizen of this county
died at his home near Oak Grove Sun
day. He was man of family and abou
IS years old.
Squire Gump has purchased twent,
acres of land in spot Ticker Flats
from Dr., H. H. Carr, and will farm, +
that extent this summer. He paid sc
an acre for it,
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1897-03-18
DiphtheriA.

Diphtheria is reported at Millers
side track. John Little has lost two
children in the last ten days, and his
third and last is now down and not ex-
pected to, live. a..
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1897-03-18
THE x COMET.
Local News Notes.
Special Offers.

Our farmer friends can subscribe for
any newspaper or magazine they desire
through The COMET, and pay for same
in produce at market prices.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1897-03-18
All depositors of the Watauga BANK
are hereby notified to file their claims.
W, B, st, JoHN, Assignee
There is Nothing SO Good.

There is nothing just as good as DR.. King s
New Discovery for consumption, coughs and
colds, so demand itand dQnot permit the dealer
to sell YOU some substitute He will not claim
there is anything better, but in order to make
more profit he may claim something else to be
Just as good You want Dr. Kings New Dis
eovery because you know it TO be safe and
reliable, and guaranteed to do goud or money
refunded. For coughs, colds, copspmptian aud
for all affections Of throat chest ana lungs,
there is nothing so good as is Dr, Kings New
Discovery. AT Mcfarland & Co. S drug store,
Regular size 80 cents and Si.O0
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1897-03-18
DID you Ever

Try Electric Bitters as remedy for your
troubles II not, get q bottle now and get re-
lief This medicine has been found to be
p culiarly adapted to the relief and cure of all
te aale complaints exerting wonderful direct
Influence in giving strength and tone to the
sfaaas, Ii you have loss Of appetite, Oenstipa-
ton, headache fainting spells of are nervous,
seepless. melancholy or troubled with dizzy
spells. electric bitters is the medicine you
need. Health and strength are guaranteed by
its use Fifty cents and Sl'OC Of Mcfarland &
Co S drug store.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1897-03-18

A bill has been filed in the chancery
court by City Attorney Chas. Jennings
against the Watauga Water Company
to collect the taxee due from the com
pany for the years 1894. '05 and 0G.
The Water Company claims that the
city was to exempt it from taxation as
long as it furnished water for the
schools, but according to the charter
city could not do this as it was a clear
case of unequal taxation.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1897-03-18

Subscribe for The COMET and get all
the latest news loo per 4qhuH.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1897-03-18

j. E. Brockwell, who has been i'll for
some time died at his home in the Tenth
district Monday night of congestion of
the lungs, He was about so years old
and leaves wife to mourn his loss.
The deceased was a highly respected
citizen of his community and was a
member of the Baptist church. The
remains were buried yesterday at the
Vaughn graveyard.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1897-03-18
Spring 1897.

We the latest and best goods will find
and best
things everywhere apparent Our goods DUAL
and price that them in reachh of ALL
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1897-03-18

Louis ID. Gump has returned from
the east He bought large stock of
spring and summer clothing for the
firm while away and it is arriving on
every train.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1897-03-18

Cy H. Lyle, left Monday to attend
the meeting of the Grand Lodge of the
Royal Arcanum in Nashville this week.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1897-03-18

A. N. Molesworth has returned from
South Carlina.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1897-03-18

Frank Sewer, of Knoxville, was here
this week trying to organize q local
lodge Of the order of Golden Chain.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-03-24
0eridtSp erhanplttttaett.

Sennie Waugban aeaen William
Iaua6an. Cine Sbulo BON $2166. 40
tpuroe bon Dem Gnsetlaeten als bered=
ti9t anerfannt.
Nnna M. McGee oeaen Wm. 8ouo=
ban. S1ulo BON $348.O6 anertannt.
Soliab Murpbp, Seltatementspoll=
Itrsfer bes berltorbenen Sbos. $. Gen=
neop, geeen Gadel %. 9antin. Dem
Sldser puroen $512.48 sueelproben
uno Der 0erfauf bes perpIdnbeten gi=
gentbums aneepronet.
9le Irnlenbous 9irettoren oeaen
Soiepb Yioolel tone. 8a oas gieen=
tbum speimal obne grfol9 gum @er=
fauIe ausaeboten mar, 10 muroe cine
neue abl6dbung an9eoronet.
s. 8. Sealea seaen Mattbep 8.
&enneop IL. u. Sem 3ldeer puroen
$l436 Sugeiprp6en unb 8ertauf bes
pfanoobjettes anseorbnet.
Gatbarine 8arper geeen Sapio 8.
SrDnolp u. u. Yertauf beitdtiet uno
Vertbeilung an9eDrbnet.
plin Yinton seaen Srant Sartline.
Sdulo bon $3l1.0O onerfannt.
g. 9Geltp & Go. ee9en s. g. Sear=
boruuab. Seiselegt auf Soften oes
Nn9etlagtetl.
Stoat Ohio auf Die Slaee bon 80.
S6illlns se5en @eorse geiple. Sa
Der Sld9er niht erl6ien, 10 wuroe Die
&l09e auf feline Soften fallen aelaHen.
Seoi 8. Ounlapp gegen Marp 8.
SbOmplpn. Gem Gldoer muroen
$299.H 5ueeiprphen.
0enrp 8. Gutter oeoen 90. 8. Gra=
ter 9lOmr. Sem &ldser nurosn
$579.69 5u9efpruhen.
Sames 81. Serniel gesen Sepis S,io
II. u. Gem 4ldaer wlroeu $534.34
su9eiprp6en.
Srice gB. Miller, Nor., 9eeen Sac.
grOB u. u. gei9ele9t uno Soften be-
Sablt.
I Yeilie 9ealso ae9en Die Siuin Gitp
Mmin9 50. II. 81. 9a oas @i9sn=
tbum i6on gum Gauie angeboten mar
uno feinen Rdufer fano, IL wirD an9e=
prNnet, ooB Oollelbe nod einmal gum
gertaufe ausQebOtcn w,ro. Sinoet li1
oonn fein Sdufer, Der $4,000 ftir bas
@anse beSablt, 10 iollen Die einselnen
S6eile 10 gut Uie m09lib pertauft wer=
ben. Ser Mullenperwalter miro ent=
laIen uno Dem Sheriff miro Der ye=
trieb oes GOblenwerts iibertra9en.
Sbio gesen 5. S. @owaros Die
GluNe lautet oabin, @owaros babe un=
ter faliben 0oripieaelungen 8elo srs
lan9t. Die &lage miro als unbegriin=
Oct fallen eelaFen uno alIo aud cine
aleihlautenoe glntlage gegen s. s. go=
marOs uno Sobu 8. &nomles.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-03-24
!Gt,uas, .pora,tf man I'D, rer=
IaiIen fantt.

0err Samss Spnes BON oer Ipptbe=
fer 6irma 'Sones & Sobn, @Omoen,
,Sssls, Idlt iebr piel auf Or. Sings Stem
Discovery uno ia9t, bab lebten Winter
ieine 6rau einen 9lufall BON. Grippe
bate uno bab oieIelbe 10 iblimm wur.
Or, oaB Die gerste pon 6omoen unD
4ano niOts msbr iiir lie tbun tpnnten.
Sic &rant6eit orobte in galnplrenoe
S6mlnoiudt aus5uurten. Sa er Or.
Sings New DISCOVERY in ieinem Store
bate uno biel oouon per.luite, 10 nahnl
er cine 6lai6e nit beim unO su 9lQer
Yeamunoerlln9 wdrO lie ihon na6 Der
erlten Doiis beiler uno nahOem lie Elm
balbes Subsno Soilarflalden gebrau6t
butte. mar lie aeiuno uno nphl. 9r.
Rings Stem Siscooerp fir ShminoluNt,
Sulten unO grtdltilnNen 1T fir Die quite
gHirtuns aarantirt. prohirt es. Yro=
beflaiden irei in Der Mpotbete BON s.
s. MILLER & Gpbn. 5
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-03-24
8asrse WrrdIid1ts
- bon
O1tHruru1nuH Gcn1ttttl1.


Wdbreno Columbus WeltinDien unb
6iioanerita entoefte, batten penetiani=
ide Seeiabrer i'm Dienlte @nelanos
5lorDamerita entoedt. Sieler Continent
muroe 9rDbtent3eils bon gnolano in
gefb aenpmmen unb 81 Nnfang bes
IL. Sabrbunberts muroen auf Der OH=
fiiife Golonien gegriinoet. Gelioions=
perfolgunsen uno giirgerfriege in Gng=
lano fDroertan Die 9luspanoeruna uno
Die enslliden @olonien bliibten idnea
smpor. Wdbreno lib in Stem England
bauptiddli6 Die pertrlebenen Yuritaner
nieoerlieben, berribte in ben iiiDliben
golonien Die englll6e Sodtirhe.
Stem glnferoam, pon Sollanoern am
Suolon sesriinoet, sing i'm Sabre 1864
aleihfaas on Die enaliibe Grons iiber
uno muroe gu Gbren bes Ser3oes bon
Sort, bes yrubers bon Sarl H., Stem
Yort eexannt.
Sm Sabre 1867 eriinoete William
penn BenniDlponien unD Die Staot
Ybilabelpba. Sn bielem Staate lie=
Ben Ii6 auber Gudfern namentli6 biele
9eutiAe nieber unb biloen Die beutlben
pennlDlnanier beute nod einen beoeu=
tenben 3beil Der Geb0lterung oes @taa=
tes uno iuie9en in einSelnen Sbeilen
oeheiben 9on5 enti6leoen por. William
penn bate ielbit in 9eutldlanb, be-
ipnbers am G3eln, turs Dor Griinoun9
ieiner GDlonie Pennlplpanien. fir freies
&eliaionsmplen 9epreOist. uno als feline
9luhoroerung sur glnlieolun9 in 9lme-
rita betannt muroe, riiiteteu li6 aud
piele Geutfbe. UNI su ibm in oas neue
9elpbte 3ano Der bilr9etliten unb reli.
gi6len 6reibeit su ellen.
9Gdbrenb Die engliI6en Golonen l6
bepOltertcnL batten Die SSransOlen am
2oren5p Strpme glnlieolun9en seoriin=
ott uno bas @ebet nDrolih bes Stro=
mes uno Der Seen in WeliB 9enommen.
Yon bier aus erIorIbteu iroll5Oiiibe
IorI6er au6 unIern Staat uno nab=
men ppn oenlelben Selig, mie mir ipa=
terbin ieben meroen.
g8ie lib Die GOlOnien mebr uno mebr
beUDlferteil, orangen Die WeiBen meiter
na6 Dem Snuern oes 2anoes Dor uuo
10 taner iOl6e au0 in Das @ebiet bes
States Obio.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-03-24
VrcnOiges Sd6elm

erbeat bic 6edtsal9e Der 0liidliden bic NIT SSlfe
bon 0oiteters waeenbittcrs BON ben Nnaen Der wsa'
laria Nieren. 8laien uuo @alleas2eioen. 3Dspepfie
ober gerppfitdt idnea uno grinbIid furirt mDrben
nb. llnb beie Gdne no gar niGt ieen pie bic aabI.
reiben Greibem Der 0ebelten beipeiien, peIe fret.
milises SeuQnib fir bic pprtrefiden aeirfunasn oes
Bitters ableoen gu ben @eiabriisnaleH pelde Wta.
gen. Giuaemeoe unb 2eber tn oe Gtaoium fraufbafier
&eiauno auibfen sebbren saitrides Ropffpeb Sob
brenneu llebeItet gfel por Speiien Mppetttmongei.
blae Sohtinrbe, @lansloiigtet ber 9ngsn nnb nnre-
aelnidBger etubisaus waau iolte alii bic aDarnnn.
gen itets atbten nb bnen NIT einer anr nit BEN gif.
ter8 bege9nen Naib ,pirb Der meDeibge MnssrnH aus
BEN @eIttbt bes Seibenbeu i3ipnben er pieber frpb
uub ssster Dtnsc lueroen Menu Du bas 6efibl bait,
es I'd stpns uit ritis NIT 0einsm 9etaesn sreife
5nnt 8ittsrs % wirb Dir telfen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-03-24
Nclterc Semtc,

ipel9e elne Meoisin our &egulirung Der
Nieren unD Der Gingeweioe beoiirien,
finben oas ridtiae Wlittel i'm electric
Sitters. Saslelbe iiberrei3t nibt uno
elltbdlt lpeoer Mbisfp mod anoere be-
rauIdenoe Stoffe. ionoern wirtt aus
ideibeno unb trdftioeno. IS pirtt mill
De anreseno auf Die Weroauunasmert=
seuge, fdrtt Iie uno ltelt beren natiit=
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Sitters lit Elm uor5iislider Mppetiterre=
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tere 2eute firoen in lbm jult, mas lie
bfn0tbi9en. 6laiden su SO Gents in
Der Mpotbete BON s.. s. Miller &
So bn. S
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-03-24
9ie eritcn Meibsn 1T Cbio.

9ie erite Gunoe BON einem WeiBen,
Der bas 8ebiet oes Staates betreten
uno tbeilpeiie our6foriAt, riibrt bonn
Sabre 1870, III melhem Sabre ga
So0e, Elm fransOil6er MilliDndr uno
srpber grforibsr, pom Grieise aus in
iuoliber &idtun9 nad Dem SbiOfluhe
pprorallg, Wton slaubt, oerielbe babe
auf ieines GrforlbunesreiIe audi Oas
Suscarawos Sbal berilbrt, bod bat
man bariiber feine GewiBbeit. 2a
Sale nabm i'm 9tamen leines &Dnigs
bonn Oblotbale 9elib uno basielbe wur=
be als Elm She'll oon 2ouilana betra1=
tet, tpel6es bOmals, auBer Dem jebi9en
Staate oieies 9tamens, pas gan5e Wiii=
liilippitbal inbegrlif lOsldes alelbtoIls
BON Sa Salle erforl6t iuproen mar.
gbpobl Die 9lnipyii6e bon Der 9te9le=
rllnS @roBbrltaniens an9eIo6ten wur=
ben, muroen oie1elbsn DennO1 BON
SSrantrci0 aufrebt erbalter, bis 1863
@roBbri,anien ourh grpberung unO
8ertrdSe jene 8ebiete erparb.
Sbun i'm Sabre 1880 erribteten Die
6ranSoien am Weaunlee Tluhe cine
9anoelsitation.. 9ieielbe lag in Der
gtdbe Der beutiaen 5taot Soleoo.
Sm Sabre l746 muroe GDnrao gBei=
Ter, elm SeutiAer, ais 8eIanbter su ben
Sbamnee Suoianern 9sianot, nit spel=
den er II Meilen unterbalb Des beui=
gen pittsburg Suiammentraf. Gr mar,
ioweit man meiB, Der erlte 9eutihe,
ipelber bas @ebiet bes beutisen Staa=
tes Sbio betrat.
Gn9liIbe Sanoler iauoen iib i'm
Sabre 1850 i1on on mebreren pldben
untsr ben SnOianerltdmmsn uno trle-
ben einen portheilbaften pel5banoel nit
oenielben. Sm Sabre l74o sriinoeten.
5mOlf gSir9inier. unter ibnen aud
0eorse Waibinston, nit mebrercn gns-
ianoern Die yObio 2ano Gompasnie"
uno erwirtten BON Der en9liiden Grone
eine ShentunD bon elmer balben Wiil=
lion Mder 2ano. an beioen Seiten oes
ObiO 5wiibsn ben 1liiiien MonOnaabela
uno &enaw6a. 9ieis @ompagnie lanOte
I'M Sabre 1850 9briltppber 8ilt nab
benz Sbio 5bals. um oallelbe gu erfur=
fhsn. Yei pittsbura eina Gilt iiber
ben Gbio &iper, bur1treujte oas 2ano
uno fam am 5. 9esember 1850 in Der
Ndbe, mo jeBt bas Stdotben Bolibar
itebt, an oen 9uscaramas 6luB. OBJ
mohl angenommen ueroen muB, oaB
ihon friiber meiBe &dnoler nab Dem
Gebiete famen. ipeld,es belte 5uscara=
ipas Gountp bilbet llno es ni1t un=
pabrl6einlib lit, oob Ga Galle oieies
5bal beiudte. 10 1T bod gbriitopber
@ilt Der erlie gBeiBe, bsiier ysiuh I'M
Suscaramas @ountp nit biifOriiher
Si1erbeit nahgeiuieien meroen fam.
Die Snoianer maren Su iener 3eit
getbeilt, inbem eiil5elne Stdmme fran-
301iih gelinnt tparen. ipdbreno anbere
Die MnIpriide Der Gn9ldnoer besiinitig.
ten. 50 fano @ilt in Der Ndbe pon
Holibar Elm Snoianeroorf, benen Be-
ipobner franaOlii1 9elinnt naren. Dem
2ailfe 0es Glliiles meter fDl9eno, ge-
Ian9ie er al Die Nereinignn9 beS Suss
earotpas 6luiies nit bem Walbpnoing,
8oern beutigen Gofbocton. 0prt mar
Elm Snoianeroorf, ipeldeS ungefdbr 100
m III N
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8udIems Mrnifa Galbe.

Die bette Galbe lit Der Welt fir
5dnittmlnben, Gef1miire, GalsHub,
1ieberlpunben, Musf1log, aufaelpruns
gene 0dnDe, S5rOifbeulen, 0iibnerangen
uno ale 9autausi9ldge, iDtpie lie be-
itimmt 0dlnorrboiben beilt. Gie ipiro
9arantirt, bic bette 3ufriebenbeit 3u ge-
ben, D0er oas @elD tpirb 3uriid9egeberl.
preis IS Gents per 5dadteI Bel S. 6.
Miller a 6obn.
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