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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1897-07-22

| one warns him to flee with its foam
upon his feet.
Mountains and ocean are subjects of
abiding interest; natures extremes
rest and motion. The mountains one
unchanging gigantic rapose: the sea
vast and changeful I'M. sst. Both beau
tifnI
Four miles north ofsSan Diego are
the ruins of the first mission established
in California by Father Sunipero Sierro.
Here are the ancient historic palms,
known to be one hundIed and fourteen
years old: a little one STORY adobe church
where Ramona was married This is
the traditional romanee at least con-
nected with the uninteresting looking
building It's two beAs hang on low
frame work at the rear
A most interesting day can be spent
in visiting Point Iona. where stands
the old light house The whole promon-
tory is government reservation and on
it five hundred feet above the sea WAS
built this beacon of safety. 1t proved
to be too high, throwing its light seventy
miles away. Seamen guided by it often
would find themselve in the morning
anchored forty miles off the coast. A
new light house at the foot of this
promontory now guides the voyager 10
the entrance of SAN Diego bav and
harbor. Here is afforded view of
bay. ocean and mountain scenery I'M
rivalIed.
| Within few miles of this hip,,.
broken point the Tbeosophists of the
| world have secured square mile of
land upon which to erect temple of
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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1897-07-22

cRirrLE CREEK is in a serious dilem-
ma over the matter of registration. 1t
seems that the letter OF the law would
require each voter of that city, now
numbering about 1900. to go in person
to the county seat, at Colorado Springs,
to be registered. With the aid of Attor
ney General Carr they hope to evade
the ,echnicality in some way.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1897-07-22
VIII IN A GRAVE.
Ii Was Found After Thirty Years In
q Hurled Family Bible.

. buried Family bible.
After lying in a mans coffin for more
than 30 years win has been exhumed
at Leavenworth, Ind. and its terms are
likely to increase troublesome litiga-
ton among the heirs of the man who
had the document buried with him. says
n local exchange.
Jacob kissinger was the man. The
will was found by accident. because,
when Kissinger died, although the viii
was believed to have been made. nobody
could find it, So the heirs went to law,
and have been at il for three decades
\ few DAYS ago n dispute arose which
could be cleared up by the family Bible.
So the old grave was opened and the
Book taken out 1t was in a good state
of preservation. and when opened, To
the surprise of everyone. disclosed the
old mans will.
BY the terms of the document found
in the grave. the property of Kissingep
was divided equally among five children,
one of them a resident of Germany and
boz, of Kissingen's first wife. And
this is where the new trouble begins.
None of the four American heirs ever
heard of the fathers first marriage. and
not one of them guessed that he had =
brother in Europe.
The German heir. of course. has been
in Ignorance. too. of the existence of his
American brothers, and the property
aad money bequeathed to him. If he
presses his claim now it is said that the
iour brothers who live here will have
quite hole made in their purses when
they pay him what is his by his father's
will
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1897-07-22

THE greatest gold camp on earth just
now seems to be the klondyke gold
llelds in Alaska. The most fabulous
stories are being told of the richness Of
the placer grounds of that district
Although the place has been worked
but few months men are now return
ing home with enough gold dust to
satisfy their temporal wants for some
years to come. The richness, so the
papers say. cannot be described. How
ever, we do not advise our friends to
60 there. 1t would require ANAL for
tune to pay ones fare and living expen-
sss for year. and the reward is by no
means certain. There is much gold in
the mountains about Canon yet to be
discovered. Let Us prospect at home.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1897-07-22
rmr silyerton Miner shows the proper

THE Silverton Miner shows the proper
spirit In the following comment upon
Senator wolcott's mission. 1t says:
SHOULD he succeed he will be one of the
greatest men in the country aud the
greatest in the West Place no obstacle
ia his pathway, i, is best that this inter
national side of the financial contest be
cleared up. II it is possible to obtain
bimetallism internationally we will
know 1t and we shah learn il 1t is not.
The MINER hopes he wins.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1897-07-22
Chieftairl

IT Is reported that Secretary Shute
of the state Board OF Horticulture,
estimates the fruit crop of Colorado
this season at s6.Uooo0. The gold out
put for the year will be upwards of
sec0oo.oo. These are good pointers
to spring ON your Eastern friends who
are under the impression that Colorado
embraces nothing but the Rocky noun.
tains and unworked silver mines.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1897-07-22

FoR the first day in its history Den
yer was supposed to be. ON sunday
last. prohibition city. Not saloon,
hotel. restaurant or drug store being
allowed te sell any kind OF liquor except
on physicians prescription. This is
the effect of a recent ruling of the Fire
and Police Board Great is Denver,
the Queen of the Plains.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1897-07-22
..neD s.-.--..4l. o.n- Up.
In All Trade. Are Many Tricks. aaa
Sometimes In Politics

Sometimes In Politics.
I'm what you might call retired
statesman" said the old lawyer. whose
practics. is chiefly that of counselor
But before the MAR l was in politics
up to my eyes, and his face grew
younger with the memory, says the
Detroit Free Press.
WIS in Kentucky. and the first time
ran for congress beat one of the best
campaigners in that state, and no state
has better. He was veteran who had
been over the conrse several times, and
sneered at the thought of my being a
serious opponent He had the old sys-
tenn of being hail fellow well met.
eossiped by the hour with the women.
kissed the babies while he was filling
them up with candy and jollied along
with the men as though each one was
his especial friend. / knew it was no
use 10 fight him at his own game, SO 1
inve--tod some new tactics
Without the fact attracting any par
ticular attention. it was made public
that there were to be from three to five
shooting matches sandall-aroundt tourna-
Inents in each county of the district.
Nothing is dearer to the heart of the
real Keutuckian- l was an athlete and
a good shot. and l was at every one of
these contests knew just who to beat
and who not to beat. When the county
had a champion it was proud if he al
ways got the best of me. and l sounded
his praises till the male population were
fighting friends of mine My opponent
did not shine in feafs of strength or
skill. and / smoothly managed to create
a sentiment wherever i went that the
women nau petrer scuu vfr~ vr-s-ss--4
own number to congress if they were
to run the elections; for my part. be-
lieyed that the men should run the gov
ernment. j won easily, and ] kept
right on winning until left the state
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1897-07-22

So FAR from showing jealousy of
Canon City's new railroad TO Cripple
Creek. Florence invites the copstruc-
ton Of an extension from Canon down
to Florence. To this invitation Pueblo
would like to add suggestion that the
road should keep on coming till il
reaches Pueblo, and It might bring
along few train loads Of coal Pueblo
Chieftain.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1897-07-22

A NEW directory of Cripple Creek
shows that the district now has a popu-
lation OF about 5000. an increase of
$4,000 over last year. This is 10000
more good reasons why cur railroad
should be hastened through.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1897-07-22

VICTOR has shown considerable enter
prise in sending . costly and beautiful
float to the salt Lake festivities. where
II WAS exhibited in the grand parade.
No doubt Cripple Creek feels somewhat
chagrined at thus being ouldone by her
sister camp.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1897-07-22

IN a late decision Of the supreme
court of the sts:s of Michigan, it de-
ciares that turnpikes have no right to
charge toll for bicycles. 1t seems that
wheelmen generally get what they want
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1897-07-22

WHEN writing 70 your friends about
Fruit Day, which occurs this year on
September 10Th and hdsh, don't neglect
10 mention that Canon now has the
bsst drlahine water In ths stale
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1897-07-22
-cy. wAnsAs. in New

TIE Yukon district Of Alaska must
be quite a winter resort, judging from
the thousands of people who are flock
ing to that place.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1897-07-22

The El Psso Democrat says n. 5.
Davis, OF Fiorisssnt. drove TO Canon
City recently TO look after interests
there He reports 4 iine crop OF fruit
and that they are uAlsiue preparations
70 make the coming Fruit bay festival
u hummer.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1897-07-22

The frontispiece OF .Gameland.' a
monthly periodical published in New
York City, is u photograph OF DIR. Little
aud five companions with a large string
of fish as a background. They have the
distinction of making the largest catch
OF the season in SAN Diego bay. The
ilsh were what is known rs barracuda,
and the cstch consisted OF ninety -four,
with an aggregate weight III eight hun
dred and seven pounds. The tish were
caught with trolls in one hour and
twenty minutes.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1897-07-22
Hog MiIIet.

THE RECORD office has been favored
with a fine sample of hog millet grown
by Mr.. John stevenson on his Lincoln
Park place. Ii has the appearance of a
large heavy grass with sorghum cane
head and grows about six feet high.
This is about the first raised In this
vicinity Mr.. Stevenson imported the
seed from Nebraska. where the new
millet is becoming quite popular as a
stock food product. A correspondent
from that state has this to say of it:
"Two years ago farmer here raised
a patch of this new forage plant to try
It. 1t proved such success that a
season and the yield of seed was
wonderful. One man sowed seven
bushels, cut il in less than sixty days
and threshed out I'll bushels. Another
sowed three bushels and threshed 32I
bushels. This matured in fifty-six days.
Another sowed two bushels. threshed
2i7 bushels. The seed ripens while the
blades are green, and after threshed the
straw makes excellent feed for stock.
They eat it in preference to bright
alfalfa hay. The seed fattens hogs
faster than corn. Ii should be ground
and then dampened as fed to hogs. 1t
is dry weather plant. l have farmed
here in southwest Nebraska fifteen
years and have found nothing that will
stand drouth like this plant. IL grows
and ,,,oturac in f,ftv. five ta aixtv DAYS
any year. 1t grows as rank on upland
as on the bottom. 1t looks AS though
1t viii take the place of corn for hogs.
A great many thousand acres Will be
sown this spring. Some farmers will
sow 100 to 200 acres. 1t can be sown
till the last OF June- Every farmer
should raise a few acres. do not know
OF any kind of crop that pays as well,
or is MS sure of crop.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1897-07-22
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bearing Good stable and chicken house.
Price Sl.Spo, cost 81 &0o- This ONCE IT,
77-7--7
pArt OF towns set TO 5-year-old-trees. Small
house, barn and our bu1ldAngn- Auss be
sold. A bargain at 500 Part on time Ap-
Diy RWcORn ONCE.
FOR SALE-Seyersl nice rracra oSorchnrxi
u DALI DxWkksH-
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81. Macon avenue, If
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1897-07-22

EoR RENr-Eour rooms unfurnished
and one furnished room. 2il, Macon
Avenue
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1897-07-22
Wanted An Idea !; :

Proeece your ideas. they may bring you wealth
Wnse. JOHN WEDpERBCRS q CO. Psfent Attors
neya, WAaAfngpDn. D. C.. for their oi6u prize oRaI
ard f1ss OF two hundred inventions wanted.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1897-07-22

RATK-One cent for each word first inser
ton: half cent each subsequent insertion.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1897-07-22

"ANTED-FAITHFUL MEN OR WOMEN
w to travel for responsible established
house in Colorado, Salary $50 and ex-
penses- Position permanent Reference
Enclose self addressed stamped envelope
The National. Star Insurance Bldg., Chicago
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-11-30
! Rnnb1tBBerrst 4ne AnrB.
@nfttt1nln 4nr Aurp.

felp, buis ban ptl, fan ldie Rontraften
at DottDren agrees to give a full
course of medical aud surgical
treatment as Tong as necessary.
Ss ei trobbe, at bette bilbe pere / 81
uensftea,melie meb, buab ri ia9be,
ban forplister at si fri 8ebanbling, y
bette Eilfdlbe, Mebicin, iaalerse bet
trenstes. gi tos inb Doftorens aperz
tisiement % Wfrs. 9ratte's 8eDibnelie
(iom bun bette go. tilbasetaloer) iOm
betalenbe Mpertisiement. yeaar Mrs.
Brette unber gibnes Operudr bapbe
iamtDttet / Mnbefalinsen, iaa er ber insen
@runb, buorfor nj life funoe ia ben inb,
naar bun bat funbet ub at bun lite feler
iaa bra iom gnbefaliusen flyer, iaa blir
bet bentes Sag at iise laa, Tom bun os=
iaa slBr. Mnsaaenbe bet Slubber, at
ri tar DDftorens Darii foroi ban sir os
Gperterins er nOset fDm Uar. Bretfe
fan faa 2ou til at beuiie fbrenb pt %
anbre bebpuer at tro bet. 5Drreiten tror
pt Scr. Brdfte fan opsigre fit Mellem@
pdrenbe meo 9r. @rabam paa en- meset
bebre Waabe, enb siennem en- Npisfeibe.
6pis bet er nosen l1ret Dottoren bar
8
glort ban, iaa fan Scr. 8reffe paa en-
mere ppntelis os retfarbi9 Maabe afz
9iere ben @as nbenom Npispolemif.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-11-30

fiben Meab County, bpor en- itSrre
aanbf bfrdfnins ltselebes f0riDanbt SDr>
bens Snbre og efterlob en- gnbenbe Nfs
gr,lnb, bet burtis fplbtss meb gano.
Disie BesiueubeDer ipnes at betrdtte
Ebeorien um, at BET ltuter bele BET peits
lige &anias ct en- ubitraft unberior biif
S6ensr 6lob.
R,u Yort ben 22be 9fopember.
General gilbert Orb.pap bebe isnar Nfs
tesi 9offman 9raie Der Bpen. @ez
neral Drbpas % bans Suitru fom til<
base ira europa Dnsbass. Sc leiez
be gerelier paa 9Offmau 9ouie. SD
ite Gaa bespnbte @eneralen at bli fua>
gere inbtil 81. 7.l5 isaar Mftes ba ban
bpbe @eneralens SOB bfep lltuiulfomt
frsmifpnbet peb Be nnlis itebfunbne isr>
selige 8esiuenbeber Torbinbelle meb
bans sienftrioise Datter. getina@traro.
Denne blep for nosle Gage iioen, ion,
smeset ips, brast til ct prtuat 9auatO:
rum peD Beaeuue &ospital.
geo Doertaleller at ban 9uitru, fOm
bar blet forionet meb fin Dntter, bap0t
@tneralen git fit Bifalb til, at 9atte:
rem tunbe penoe tilbase. Ser par CT:
ranseret en- @jenForenins af Tamilten
es benne ifuIbe finbe Steb / 8aibins:
ton. General Drbwas par fsbt l84s
os tiente meo Dpstisbeb siennem bel'
8orsertrisen, ben itsrfe Del af Iiber
peb fit &esiment. Som T0lge af per
ienlis Eapperbeb peb Seem Barn, 9t
g. bleo ban ,,6nepnt til Nblutant uei
ut Resiment. 9au forbleu Noro Ga
]rolina inbtil Stunt 1868 os tiente iibe,
Ii Potamac. .Irmeen, berpna | 5lorioa ol
amber &rtsen 1864 -65 / Sans Sel
Otter Beiettelien Ri6mono bleu ba1
ubndunt til General Erofos for girsi
| atd, bpor ban lbferte fin Ylist ,neb me
aesgah ns Dpstisbe for Eapper
beo peb forifiellise Mn1ebninser .!
for fin 9Dstisbeb blep ban ftabig for
fremnet, inbtil ban ueb 22zMars Nl6e
zen bIeu ubndunt til tituldr Brisaoege
neral, os bar ba ben pusite officer
Sieneifeu, iom inbebaobe benne Stang
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A.tnrs #tater.

7Opefa, Raufas 22be gaop. ga<
Sitor Y. g. MDrriiou, en- Metbobiaprelt
sser arrefterrt Tor at ba mprbsOst N 90.
ne.
& Gammelt ggetepar. Des
MsD,nes Soma bleD eu Samael NeeSns
lire "a Var Os Sniau Gree " Mar dg-
Htepiet ben 2sbe SOP. af BniiOr beImid.
psnssrns sit. allfreb aDerselanb,
Is,t nns Msaab, ION bar z rbsibst fDr.
1 gpantDfomuls Irr ailbabI Siamfsp
Gsails, irdt PAD 4 8eiss l Gburdssl
tsrp famr,sn nteo enoel @amblsrt,
iomIpaa tott 9ib froipinfbe bau $500,
issas IsEs ess soasst artsiss.
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beQist Steb os treffer uuiltaaslig fine
Sfo at; men ban treffer benz fnart paa
tsien nanr ban finber llb at pt bar en-
pen liben Saloon for .bpert rettroenbe
&irfeiamfunb, bpor be. iom befienber
fig til ben rene 2dre, Tan finbt geberz
tpdselie for 2esem os Siel. Disfe
rettroenbe, ere be Solt, fom opbolber
Saloonen, iom maa ia ben, og lom
ienber til 9eluebe be Ganatifere %
@ranslarere. ber lite tror at Sub bar
itabt beraienbe 9ritte, for at golt itulbe
brittle, bIipe fulbe, ipp Os falbe; tbi bet
itaar 10 ! Bibelen % burbe efterleoes.
Disie 5olf er Gibolbsiasens perite
SLENDER. De er be SOlf, iom fan pasie
fig ielp ion taller ON Maabebulb os
iaabant mere, bpiltet altiammen bsres
iaare paffert ub, men ium besuerre in>
gen ristist fan fOrifaa; tbi beres Maaz
bebolo llsuer en- rubber er"sSnor runot
en- 9Ommebog; ben pasler affurat lise
soDt, eutsn Busen er TOM euer fulb. De
er esenretferbise os ielpsooe Menueifer,
Der intet uil Opofre for fine Meomenues
iters Bel. De fpues bet er forfarbelist,
at 9ebntnser ofrer fine imaa 8grn til
Nfsuberne, bet auier be for spnb, men
gaar ielp ben os ofrer fine iuase Brsbre
os @pitre paa Mfsuben Batus'es MIter.
Sa bet ct business bet naturliguis.
SEC flyer genner, at naar bet saar iaa
uibt at &loffere, iom itaar i &irten %
tatfer Sub for at ban bar lert benz,
bpab be ifulbe tro % si6re, saar ben os
idtter tit geapn fom surety paa en- ga
loonfeepers Bombs; naar Gpnbasslfolez
lerere, iom ffuIbe inbprente be nnse
Sierner en- &elisiou, ber ituIbe pdre en-
8eiuiier paa beres 8aubrins Der paa
Sorben, unberisriuer 8etttioner for at
bIelpe benz. ION nil ba 2icenie til al
bespnbe Saloonforretnins, os ,,aa,
-fBrefter, fOm fdlDer fig S1eIeisrsere
liom paatuser tis en- uistts Mine oa
flyer, at be er aniuarlise for bin os min
@iaI, men aaigepel bruser ale mulise
Slass l1nbitplbninser for at unbsaa at
mobarbeibe @aloonueienet ueb at tale
| for Mfbolbsiasen, iaa er bet paatibe al
S aabuer ebers Zine for girfeli8beben.
&ib Maiseu al 9ptlerne, ompenb Sir
tefoltet os bet ifal bli en- let Gag at ub.
rpbbe Saloonen os refOrmere Dranfere.
6. 8. gbrilteniou.
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aaaf.t.te1rtn.

Mianeapolis gbair Manufaftltz
ring 60. i minneapolis er saat fallit.
wails mabel Orion % 8rober I
sgtora blep torleben Dperfibrt at ct 9ran
%, ,lbe tilrebt.
sSobn g. Sobnfon, ben befienbte
Sfipitelpber / Winneapo1is, blep fors
'r:se Eorsbas | puoion, Bis., estepiet
til M,is Sennie 0tctoria Sobnion.
6. IS. 8eterion er ubndpnt iom
,sgoifmeifer Mmor. Otter Eail County
% elnbrem $. DFbs Berlep, ROrman
gountp.
gilbert Sea ben 22oe Nouember:
Spbn q. Brefte, en- Taruer, iom tom
tilfabe peb at 9eftene iprans lebf tor
nosle Gage itoen, b0be isaar af fine
Saar.
2iset al &asmus 6ouite blep
funbet to WaiI norb fra @befer, ben %.
bs. pan par lite ristis 9ooet us
% bapbe pdret uoe fra 9jemn1et ouer
en- uge. San bar sammel % bleu lisz
senbe binlpeles ube paa Marfen.
l1len ben lobe Nop. Nils 9ans
fen 9elsebalen en- Garmer, iom boebe
tire Mtl ipnbenfor Bpen, par isaar paa
geien biem, men ba ban tigrte oper
Sernbaneiporet, falbt ban af gosaen %
traf meo 9Onet mob ben frosns SOrb.
9an bleu brebt paa Stebet.
- Usrs. Wiloreb MeDoualb, Su.
itruen til 9teoattpreu al rGt. gloub
Etmes", er iasibst af en- Gorretuinssz
for $4,000 Sfabeseritatnius. ~anbt
ct. gloub er Der mango &atbodife. %
Nars. McDpnalb 5apbe betplbt 6orrets
,ninssmanben &ob.rt 9arrifon forat
spdre en- A. r. "A. Mtnl.b. Dsraf tom
sSSssmaaIet. s..,.
Gn Mr. Nfd nerpeb 6atftab
rifa1lbe forleben sifte fig meb en- M,is Mel=
,tens os alttns par ferois tor ,Bielfen.
Seen ba tom bet op, at Wfr. SEED bapbe
Some ! Mor9e % Prefen pilbe ielufslz
,geIig lite binoe ban til en- anben 2ebias
.gertnbe, % berfor faars SEED iiube Jig | at
Dare enssift en- Glib til.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-11-30

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Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-11-30
Ma1tle11 8tQeDet.
Bresiens ltbtalelfer ont 1uftau
9Dlters Nanien 8iqebe.

st ubmertet imutt BiQebe af T.Nans
fen er bet, iOm aplosraf @uitaD 9uIter
bar ifaaret. Eesninsen er blbb ps fin,
Erptten lDs os flar. 8iueDet er ct IL
BET, prpbeligt Stptte Mrbeibe.
("9anbsblabet" for "a. Iu9. 96.
8inebet er meset imutt nbfsrt % 2is=
beben sob.
("Morsenblabet for "a. Aus. 96.)
Set peltrufne os fortrinlise ubfprte Bill
lebe sipr iaaueI aDlosrafen iom 8osz
trpfterfiruaet US. g. Gabrtcius & gsn<
uer) al 9gre.
(1@ibspplb" tor "a. Gus. 1867
Git gilt Manien 8iuebe, ioert fin aa
ijaa til.
1Den II. Mai" for 25.Gug. e6.)
st prestist Nanien Bortra
Dreblabet, Is. aus. 96.
st opermaabe imutt Bortret.
(1geitmar, /" ~. SO.
Det burbe anFaftes til bu,r eueite
Stolefue Qanbet oper.
1g4orif Sfoletibenbe, 5. Sep.96.l
gaantens geapn er nu paa alles 9dber
os bet er ct sobt Eesn, at Storbaab.
enbnu tan beseiitre; men 6r. @uftap
9oIter bar peb bet flint ubfgrte Billebe.
billet bicrase fit til, at ban osiaa tan
faa .tomne til 1be tuiinb 6ieu.4 @lrz,
belist at mon itte bebbDer saa til llbIau<
bet for at taa patre Bil1eber. ..
Gfersbus, Sep
Dette BilIebe e. tilial9s |. Saobbngs
ren1s Rontor for SO Gent Stpttet. .5