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The herald., 1897-04-04
The Faithful Juror

"A Well known judge, noted for his
tendency to explain things to his juries,
expressed in recent case his own ideas
with such force that he was surprised
the jurors thought of leaving the box.
They did leave it, however, and were out
hours. Inquiring the trouble, the Judge
was told one of the twelve was standing
out against the eleven. He summoned
the jury and rebuked the recalcitrant
sharply. Your honor" said the Juror,
may 1 say a word?" ?"Yes. sir" said
the indignant judge; what have you to
say?' Well, what | wanted to say is,
I'm the only fellow that's on your side
San Francisco Wave.
The herald., 1897-04-04
"a BIG SNAKE
A Brazilian Python That
Owned An Island
RALST0NS FEARFUL FIGHT
THE MONSTER MEASURED FIF-
TEEN FEET
A Terror to the Inhabitants of Ad-
jacent Islands-Said to Have
Killed Several Persons

Special Correspondence to The Herald.
MIAMI, Fla, March 2S.-A huge Bra
lillian boa constructor which has ruled
Black Point Key for a long time has
just been captured by Prof Walter
Ralston of the Smithsonian institution
at Washington who came here for the
purpose. The snake measured fifteen
feet in length and weighed fully seven
ty-five pounds. 1t is supposed to have
killed several persons who landed on
The herald., 1897-04-04

Interior finish-Two-coat plaster, hard
white finish, maple wood flooring; trim.
North Carolina pine; staircase, ash; all
interior woodwork grain-filled and nm
ished in hard oil varnish.
A careful selection of colors has been
made by the architects, the plan and ac-
commodation being of unusual merit.
The cost to build is $4,000. not including
mantels, range and heating apparatus.
Note-The next article of this series
will treat of the plan situation. decora-
tiou and furnishing of the library.
The herald., 1897-04-04

kitchen, SO feet 10 inches; length, 46
feet inches. including veranda; heights
OF stories-cellar, z feet: first floor 8
feet inches; second floor 8 feet.
Exterior materials Foundation
stone; first story, clapboards; second
story, gables: roof, shingles.
The herald., 1897-04-04
Out of the Question

Ethel-They say THAI Blanche is to
marry man old enough to be her grand
father.
Florence-Why, everybody knows
there is no ouch ncar Puck
The herald., 1897-04-04
Thew Condemn 1t

the curiosities of the Smithsonian instr
tuition at washington
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1897-12-09

be entirely reorganized and would re-
sumo active operations early next
spring. ''There is lot of bleached
wheat in Sherman and o:her Eastern
Oregon countless" he states, "that while
spoiled for export or milling can be used
in the manufacture of spirits. The
bleaching of the wheat has no injurious
effect and practically is as good as first
quality for our purpose"
R. R. Hays, one of the most promi-
nent men of Tillamook county, and well
knows throughout the state, died Mon
day of pneumonia. Mr.. Hays was taken
i'll week ago, but his illness was not
considered dangerous until within q
few hours of his death, He was a ma
tive of Illinois, Al years of age. He was
several times elected to official positions,
holding successively the offices of presi-
dent OF the Tillamook town council,
county surveyor and county clerk.
Forty-six persons in all are PROSTATE
in Corvallis as result of eating poison
serious condition, though the physicians
in attendance believe that the danger
point is now passed. Violent purging
and vomiting and extreme pain in the
stomach are the prevailing symptoms in
each case, and some are absolutely pros-
trated with weakness. A similar case
occurred in family in this city not
long since, but of a less serious nature.
Senator Chandler, chairman of the
committee on privileges and elections,
said Monday that he would call meet
ing of the committee for some day this
week or next for the consideration of
the claim of Hon. H. w. Corbett to a
seat in the senate from the state of Or
egon by virtue of the appointment of
the governor of that state. Whether or
not the committee will be found favor
able to Mr.. Corbett's claim cannot be
said, but grave fears are entertained by
Corbett's friends that he willnot be seat
ed.
The marriage of Bradford S. Bonney,
a pioneer of 1S45, and father of A. A..
Bonney of this city, to Mrs. Agnes G.
Fisher, occurred at the Methodist Epis-
copal parsonage at Hubbard, Oregon.
Saturday. Mr.. Bonney, the groom.
crossed the plains with James Barlow,
for whom the Barlow road across the
Cascades was named, coming from Can
ton, Illinois, in 1845, and has ever since
lived on his donation land claim one
mile east of Woodburn, excepting a
short time which he espent in the mines
IN 1s4s. Mr.. Bonney is in his 71st year.
Mrs Fisher is so years old.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1897-12-09
wArsIDE eLEANlNes.
McEwen tonight at the vogt.

McEwen tonight at the Vogt.
Weather = Tonight fair; tomorrow
rain.
Silver and gold articles sole by T. A.
Van Norden will be engraved free of
charge.
No. 1 arrived about five hours late
this morning, coming in shortly before
the Spokane train aud remaining long
enough for the passengers to eat break
fast.
Practicing for the "Cradle Songs of
the Nations" is still being kept up, and
will have reached such perfection by the
18th that it will be pleasure to hear
them.
The rain which we had in this city
this morning fell in the form of snow
on the surrounding hills, completely
covering them and giving them win
try appearance.
The workmen are getting along nice
ly on the Catholic church building, and
since the scafolding, has been taken
down it presents very handsome out
side appearance.
Hugh Morehead left for Durur today
with load of freight, and at the time
of starting he was uncertain as to how
long it would be before he reached the
ffteen-mile post.
The Darkey trio at the Cedar CIRCLE
social Friday evening will be Topsy
Springer, Malinda Arabella Jones and
Eliza Carolina Snowfall. See them in
their character songs.
A few days ago some kleptomaniac
stole couple of insurance signs belong
ing to ]. NJ. Huntington, which he had
hanging outside of his door. What any
one could have wanted with such things
is mystery, except that he wanted the
frames.
An entire change of program will be
presented tonight at McEwen's enter
tainment at the Vogt, and there is no
doubt if the crowd keeps increasing as it
has during the last three nights, that
the opera house will scarcely be able to
accommodate them all.
An habitual drunk, who has been
causing considerable trouble around
town recently, and who has been before
the recorders court about half dozen
times, was arrested again last night and
fined $50, which it is hoped will prove
as good in his case as term in the
Kelley Institute.
Work is being pushed rapidly on the
new railroad bridge across Mill Creek
The piling on which the bents will res
are nearly all driven, the blasting on the
other side is about finished, and the
work of strengthening the track is nearly
done, SO that in a short time this piect
of road viii be in first-class shape.
JOHN NJ. Walker, of the Pacific Dis.
tilling Company at Grants, left for sar
Francisco yesterday. When seen yes
terday he said that the company wonlc
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1897-12-09
M'EwEN LAST NIGHT.
A Crowded House and Laughab1e
Entertainment.

A number of highly-amusing special
ties were introduced last night by Pro-
fessor McEwen. At the commencement
of the entertainment the professor made
a number of instructive remarks con-
cerning the hypnotic and mesmeric art,
after which hecommenced work with his
class, which contained number of new
subjects, but nevertheless proved very
successful. An amusing feature was
where one of the member forgot his
name and was told by the professor
that person in the audience had it..
The subject Immediately proceeded to
get it by force or any other means, and
after being sent around the hall by the
different ones he approached, was told
that Sheriff Driver had it, and proceed
ed, without any hesitancy, to force that
worthy official to give it up, insisting
that he comeup on the stage SO that he
would have chance to take it out of
his hide. Another one imagined that
he had lost his nose, and, with tears in
his eyes and afterwards with threats,
besought the audience to return it.
The "Cleveland Band" was one of the
best things of the evening. and the way
the members of the class sang and
turned tin whistles, broom-sticks, chairs
and old horns into frst-class instru-
ments, was a caution. After playing
their respective parts on the stage, they
formed in the order OF march and parad-
ed around the hall with as much pomp
and self-conceit as would sousa's grand
aggregation.
Nothing could speak better for Prof.
McEwen titan the increase noticeable
each evening in the attendance, and,
judging from the interest everyone
takes in his peculiar art, there is no
doubt that he will have crowded houses
each and every night that he remains
here.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1897-12-09
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that bids will
be received by the county court for keep
ing the county charges by the week for
the ensuing year. All bids must be
filed with>the clerk on or before the 5th
day OF January, 1898, at o'clock a. m.
Court reserves the right to reject any
and all bids. A. M. KELsAY,
County Clerk.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1897-12-09
Notice.

AS 1 desire to close out my entire
stock of stamped linens, consisting of
center-pieces and doilies of all sizes and
styles, will sell the same at actual
cost. NJ. E. BRIaGs.
dec9-4t
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1897-12-09
Oaah in Your Checks.

All county warrants registered prior
to July z, 1893, will be paid at my
Office. Interest ceases after Oct. 9th,
1897. g. L. PHILLIPS,
County Treasurer.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1897-12-09
AdvertIsed Letters.

Following is the list of letters remain
ing in the postoffice at The Dalles un-
called for Dec. O,sls97. Persons call
ing for the same will give date on which
tIau vpara adverfisa3.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1897-12-09

Berry, j F Bennett, Maggie
Brush, 81 Car, Flora
ColeBslWhard. WI Densmore, Miss I
Dickexsen, E G Field, w
Gribble. s Horriman, Miss O
Keeting, Mary Koontz, Mrs. Lottie
Leininger, John Long, Tom
Marshall, E Msrlin, Claud F
North, Foster Nichols, Lizzie
Parrault Bros Patison, Maggie
Person, Lass Ruark. Mrs P
Stangle, Joseph Sanders, Grace
St. Martin, Cress Smelling. A F
Stevenson, Chas Scott, Walter
Stevenson, Suesans, Mr.
Test, Joe Wells, w L
Wing, Perry .Woodward& Han.
Williams, Frank
j. A. CRossEN, P. NJ.
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-02
Nciormatipusjeft

RpIOtes Ssnoas aften ben Site Sttobsr
/ SpnpDstirtm / 0scprub. Oct Tar en-
itor !SstiHli9bso, ION I9nse oil mnoes.
Sm itore airte bar neriplOt. gn bel
NGngoe Stole matte brinsss op fra
91ismsntet % iattes i 8ungeu; snoca
rr Der uogal, ION matte itaa.
5eitm ipre9it eftsr ct trptt 9rogram,
Der inoehpIot 0agens Salmsr, ban apcitpz
life SrNsbstisnOeIis, @srs for aOrst os
Sen1sringsr til StriftIteOer. MiIs
5ustpeot ipilsos Srgslet mso megsn
9pgtigbsO. Smoo SeOoaus reiits DE
nigtsoen fig, mar ben fang.
Soften bsgpnOt: meo afiDngslIsn af to
Bars at 8ruuotOiss Rsfurmation8ialms
"2rper Sub, s triitne fromme." Saa
boIot 9rof. Stub en- fort Ben, bporpaa
gdmIe Yditur 5. u. Stteisn, ifert preitss
fl9osr, traaote frsm / SprOeren % OPP
LATTE 1 MipIsb. Is, 1-15 en- Subs
5prjstteIIs til Qbrum, gatnartsns sro
Hrpaa og ben fore 9uttilutnius meIIsm
Sub us De trreuo,s 6aosr. aorst fang
til nsgsn SptpeeeIis "Salig er ben, ION
5Srrens Orb bgrsr ca b'uarsr". Get
bar mango friIte Stsmmer og sr ualmins
oelig goot inosoet.
Striftl9sniugsn furtiattss al Brpfesz
ior 2arIsn, ium ligel,oes BAR preitefl9ot.
6du opI9it. % 9ers al cen 1O7Oe Sals
me, Der upfororsr Ssrael til at lcDe o.
prize Ssrren, furOi ban bar irist BIT fra
5isncer Og 5arsr. Sersftsr fang aurst
"5Oor bsrIia sr Gift pin 9pIis."
Sfsrt 9r'itstIposr upIaits Prof. R9s
istb Rrm. A ON RstferOigsicrslim al
Srosn, ScOsotisrneitsnn / Cutters Re
fprmationspert.
timber Qnfgrisl af prof. Stub ppleIie
UlsniBaoen ~itaaenos o. mso Ipoelig Hslt
5rHs6stjsnoslisn. G~OIeselcrst fang
oerpaa en- 2upiana, ug pruf. Stub OPP
lnits 8assns sert, gab. IA, 6--10, ON
Den gnssl, ION IIsi mict isisunem Sim,
len og tarbe ct ,ast @rangelium - en-
Spaaoom OH Ml1rtin 9utbsr.
Guibers mGsiias Saline "8cr GuO
ban sr iau fait en- Borg" iItsmt,s, bpurs
sitsr Prof. Stub | Il fumiRIonot sorss
ora9 tpItsne CUTTERS Stprtso iom Geicrs
mater, Stri6snt, 5uIsr. 8igtsr % Nens
nsits. 6iterlt buCe uouitlsi, bpao Rr laa
! Spaaocmmsn ON BET eoios eprng,lium,
! ban irsut6rus al 9laniel.n, anfsrts ban
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-02

fer, @ionssbpro ON 2utb,r at fr,mraz
genie WGno | SpIImrb, Stcilano %
England - Wano, ION itf, bar autb.rs
dr.r., men bog baOo. 0ie for 2uibers
u.rproentlig 8tsaxlY,, bans magtig,
@i,rnins % hans rene p.riunlistso. 5us
Ieren fiIcreO, guNtirins 0ilofareIi.r.
gabpIcn matt, iises at pare faIosn,
Fisnt ben snonu er maghs. 9ens Spns
Der er ofo9ttsb,, os @erom bar Deb R.s
formatiOnsn fact Einsn. op for, bpdo
ben sr.
aore. fang after. prof. Siub bolot
grn. Gfter en- .s,u. nuiiaa batter lib
fatuins fang 8oret 5~aorpor. @elIiss
nelien IDItes cher 5uriamlinsnn, irr per'
pua enbte Soften meO at iitsmms 9runots
pias SaIme "guSs Orb bet Il bort arps
acos."
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-02
Spalcrnes Sorjpinoen,

itriCes Der ira Wisn, sr i 2ldr traaot tpoes
li9ere frem emo nOgsniinos. 5 Gane,
bpor fgr nRitsn bDsrt Sus baroe ct trios
rsnhe Sollepar, bar Der iuar bare BIT fla
ct Bar Stpftsr al risIe 5ugl,. Sa ben
6ugIeDenners Screening bar ers
folNt ct BAR 6unpreR StriOeIIu, Iom
mspOsler, at Sonlsrne pau en- uruUeffsnos
Maaoe minoiter / S%tsisrnart, Nsores
Gitsrri9e, Mapren og @ali5;sn. SgIaa
fra S1uringen, Sa6isn % preusFTt
S6leiien sr tummst ~lignsnOe &laasr.
Stalisnerne, iom uitiler rirteli9s MusIes
mrrO blanOt SDalerus, mar be ON 8aas
rsn trGtter mob Rcrb, bar piItnot Itur
Stpb / SOakrnes MinOitsn. Msn uas
iua be p~ariIiite MoOebunolsre % tilIiOt
be ppnieipge Samer, ium iaa eierne pm.
tr iig meO be glaze 5ualss Si9r, FAR en-
lite rinss 8sl al Stplosn.
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-02
4ariagen til W~ennefeGseri.

st { Rarbeoen at Suiro / 0sI6aTba
frnoet Document, Inn IiriOsr fig fra ca.
5000 @ar fer 8r., beoiIer, 1t 9sbpsrsn al
bette 2unO bebreo &%annibali8rs, bet Gl
Iige bslpis &unnibalisme, pm man tyr uoz
trDtte Jig iua; for blrs qrmsne ng Be-
meme bIeO Ipiit. Oct ipues ossuoen at bare
utDiliomt, at bet tun bar en- Mauoe at are
be osos pua. Meo bette Suno for Sie bar
GnglGnoersn Sliuosrs ituosret MenneItss
Goeiias 9iptoIOgi. 9e MsnneIts9oare,
ION f~ortprer fine osos frr at ere BEN, for
at piTs BEN i'm Sengicen6gO rg fire benz
2pffen bet anoet 2io, uogier cntrent 20
psf. SiI oi8Ie berer iIGr Sibetlrrne,
ION anIaa b oeoes 5ortGrins fur BEN
GrefalCeits 8sgrapelIe3mauCe, ligeIcm o9z
Iau auitraliens % SgOumsrilas 9ilo..
9s iioIte ertlprer bGitioeEg:2 bet er beorc
at enos / en- 8sns Mure sno at bli ops
ilugt al ben tOloe Serb. SStiltsrne %
SlmojeOerns trpr, at oeres 6pr9lor,s til
tpmmenoe Sip pil bIi bebageliGsre ca inf
teligere, oeriom be Ipiier Dam. s Olotiom
oiIOe W~tasIagcterne felers itlo IpiIs line
gamle 8enner % SI9gtntngsr eno crers
laoe BEN tilS rmsnt Q~rouQarTaosr bun.
Der ! mere egciitiIle SslelIsr, Tom boa lit.
bar noget at aiere meO grou Materialisme
10 Procsnt ipiier be falOne easr osoe
Srigsre for at tiIOenos fig beres Muo oa
h ocoe ggrn Ior at oinbs oeres llndorm;
10 psf. Ipiisr i'm Raite al rsliaisIs
8runoe for at 6DIOs @uoerne. 5 psf
sisr bet al SUB for at itraFe fine SLENDER
IS psf. ipiier Mennetstjeo af Suit
20 psf. tproi bet Imagsr lem beore sut
anren N9riug. Sort Iu9t 46 pGt. al
ale 8ani6llsr ipier MeuneTtr kre &c,
at Ipiie Dem, mans "a psf. ipiIa osm Al
"moralit 9unoe".
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-02
"Tremoeles ooo||.

st iusnIt 8lab frrtaner felgsnoe NOR
icmm: Siitpris til geIpSnins ON Ruass
fersli sn / ben IDenIte Arms. De milf
tore Mpnoi94eoer er me9st iOrise sftsr
8GrnepIigtige, Der lite inofinosr fig til
gOelierne, pg uOItiligs oeOe Yerionsr er
pm plaoien bemt til tlGttelioe 9sosr.
Wen man opie9er be iaOnsos oDeralt, oo
Preiterns meo fine PreitsbstDs bar life
libel grpHri. Mange Sang. bar BET
imioiertio bGnct At praItsn tpztre Sang.
bar fact 6oreIpergIel ON famine per-
Jon, pg en- Brett Der blsp feb af bette,
Itrep enoelig paa 9Otumentst: "5rsmbes
les Seo".
Sgiaa / 6laaOen ifal bet bore msoei
paniteligt at tomme uo at "ReItlan9oen".
Gn SjaoGrnspligtig fra grsbro FAR Iaas
lsoeS fire 8dnge maattet inOIsnOe fin
9arnepIigtsbog for at piis at ban br
tient i'm Sio, og BAN tHlsr life ON, al
fan tcmmsr til at giers bet en- Temte Sang
oaIaa.
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-02
Niagara Tosicn.

Sen Spadopm az 9oro &eluin, at Ri
u9ura 5OsIen inoen ret mango Iar
ThllN blios "pnoles", foroi bet 8ano,
ION banner ben, ftulps bli lsoet bel for
at orire 5uiinosr at foritjenigs Sldes
5dbritsr, bar brugt en- at bore Sngenirrer
til at aisrs rpsIe nutiaa interesianis Be
rsgningsr ungasnoe Sessions 8anotrdft.
. ct runot Sal letter ban nnns til 6
Miaipnsr !oe%itstraftsr. Nm tunOe
tGnte Iis, Tiger fan rioere, at man latte
ca Bumper n.oenfpr 8moinlot for al
pumps @momasim pp iaisn iaa fort
pumpe @anomasIsn up Ill SasIebousoet
iaisr. Sois en- Mauo lsftet 20 qunn
9ano / bpsrt 8rag og arbeioeoe iepnt c9
ceobolpsn 8 Elmer pr. Dag, billie zoo
Milipiner M9no tiltr9nges for al
ION zen paItsr fig uoOpsr 5alNt. Sm
20 MiQionsr M9no bar / arcparbeioe,
riloe De forbrllgs en- arbeiostrdft, or uos
0ioroe mltrsnt en- SisnetOel at Ntiasaru
6psIsns 8anofrait, Der nonu sr ubez
npttet. alt bet Gropdrbsios, ION uo=
ieres / cstts 2ano, fra Safeguarding til
al traoe en- SpmaItiw ellsr rios en- 9is
cDcls, fprbrueer lite msr eno cmtrsnt sr
SmcreoepsI iaa megst aruft. lem Ria.
ean 5pslsns 8anpmasisr bar.
1et ftuIOe pGrs rart al pios, broroar
9erosn Ir uo so aur h%ersisr. !5pat
Snmptraftal uofert, / bel 19os qarbun'
orece, blir tdnbanoe 9urnep9rf mro
toao 5osisiaipsnt % GIsltrirtsisn Ion,
msr til at upiere i bsi 20os. Spem uec
ON lite Rcrsss 5psisfaIo I. Gr. ioar
i 8~irtslietean sr mere uGrO eno eng
lambs 4ulgrukr.
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-02
SecDrab % Smegn.
gIrrc ON lllpffeu | sanbtaaei.
0en lite Rppember 1897.

S~eretninoen ON ben lsrseli9e ulpife,
ipm rammspt Ole 6. Sortbuu iioiie
use, sr liot f%eilastis. lllpiten banote
paa Union 9rairie, Gaamaiee Co., en-
Mtl fra bans Sjsm, paa Gusuit 8li'
lies Sarm. Oct var Billie os bans
Ssu, icm iunot BAN, life bans aons.
De "buItebs" SUrn i @rrbeeen %
fuuos Ie SsIteus itun ueo Sanotasst.
"a De iputes, at Seiteue babe itaaet
Der uItiOr lause, git be oerben. Dc
ianot BAN bsernuet uucer Sanoen.
SEn 0sT enc gIrm Us en- Del al Sope'
bet bar ipults. Oct piiie fig, at ban
bnpoe tnset ct Gfriot tilbass. men
@Osueu FOB i @eisu. ioa ban life tunoe
TONNE bort. Ger bar pRrst toset pper
Guiiuoe 9Rs Sono Der os Scrpbanten
er umtrent 80 500 brit
Giogoe par frot / 99roal8 Hrafe.
sielO Den 1sbe San. 1929 us / Garet
1853 bIcu ban gift meO Snsebors Sen'
Oritien ira SprsuuO. s 1861 uouun'
oreoe be iii Nmsrtta ps boiatte fig /
@iunsibeit Sc. 8aarer 1866 flptteoe
be til Union 8rairis, bpor be tjsbte en-
6arm Us bar iioen buet Der. Sau eis
terIuoer Suitru Os 3 Ssru. en- 3otter,
iOm sr gilt meo &eter 8. Gibum %
Dor / @arp. Norman Co., Winu. Den
Glote af Sennsrne er gift os Dor
@IeuipOuo, @inueibeif Co., ben pnsiie
ct ugift. Ssnusrue par tlfsoe psb
8ssrauelisr, men life 9nttsreu. On
for Glare leoiu9eoe BAN til bet iioite
Suileiteb pno @leutpooS aiite8auro.
8aitOr 9t. 8Orse talte baaOe i Ssr9e'
buffet Os / Sirten.
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-02
GmaapluT.

Die 6. Snfte tOm I 9srbags tilbase
ira Roro 2atOtn, buur ban bar pGret
ct Bar Tiger / Observation-Disclosures.
9sroag Giten, Halloween, mos
reoe en- bel Gel lln9opm Jig meO at
slgre llsans % SOrtrGO paa munsfols
oise Steoer i SDen. Man er blepen
laa pant meo bette Spltpr, at man life
logger itUr Bret paa oct; men iaar
ipntes be. at be life bapoe sjort mol
uauus 9srbns Giten. @n Del af Dem
mautte no isieu SsnOas Iiten, Os
blaHot benz, ium bar paa Sarteu ben
Giten. bar psiaa en- Slot Smaapi9er,
iom ilps iitptfer en- bel Del @lsolam.
per.
- Den tpItiutberIte Menisbeo i De-
cOrob ps Smesn bolpt ben Site DIT.
ReiOrmattOnsieit l Syuooefirfen. 8ait.
araus preoiteoe oper Gab. IA, Go.
Soften. bespupte ST.. $3.50. Ssrsslis
iaa Dol tllftsoe.
9uouis Ssluno fra gurt, Sill
more &C., @bmuno Susitao ira Bloom.
feb 6llmore Co., s. 6. Braubpulo
ira @Ortb Co., Soma Os Senrp Russ
musien ira @aitaiia, Soma. tom i 2Brs
bags bib for at frefuentere 9eccrab
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