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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1898-09-22


The demand for flour has been mod
crate this week. and prices are little
changed new spring wheat patents sell
ing from So IS to 81 per barrel. The -four
dealers price committee quotes as fol-
lows: Old spring wheat patents Al
$4.25G5 spring wheat straights at s3.75
G425: spring wheat clears az S3.25d -
winter wheat patents AT s3.65Q4 %.
winter wheat straights at S950a4 win
ter wheat clears at sS15G2.Ha pr Dbl as
to quapij'.
Corn meal is quiet, with sales al 744
76c per bag. and Sl70dl75 per bhl. O2t-
meal steady at S4d4 40 for cut and $3.50 :
for rolled and ground. Granu!at' /
and boted meal at s210G225. Rye flour
at S275@3 per bill. Graham flour at
s. o5d4 as 10 quality.
Demand for spot goods is fair. while
shippers report a steady inquiry for both
corn and oats to arrive Corn on thu
spot is quoted at 3724c for No. yellow
and 37l2c for steamer yellow
There is "A steady trade in the best new
hay. and sales at $l5G15.5O per ton. Corn
mon grades plenty ard duh. Rye stray
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Beef has sold we'll OF late with a
frmer market. especially on the best
beef Quotations are very steady.
Choice steers. S% @9c good steers, So IL
sac; light and COWS -&MNC. extra heavy
kinds. l1l2Ql2c; good kinds. lo17Qllcs
light kinds l01aG1oAc; heavy fotes. ga
6l4c; good $40, light, 5l2c. backs. "a
TIC; rattles. 4i.44a4c; chunks. 5% @G5 .
short ribs, lll-Nl2lgc, rounds. 7+euSe
rumps, 12@13c rumps and Ions. !4Ql5g.
loins l5@l7c. The arrivals amounted to
III cars for 3oston and l13 cars Tor ~
port. a total # Isl cars; preceding week
141 cars for Boston and IL cars FOR *
port, tota, Of 25s ears, same week u
year ago. 80 cars for Boston and los cars
for export a total Of 24o cars
Muttons and lambs are fairly sus-
tanned with very fair trade Veals
are quite well sustained On rather
smaller arrivals sprirg lambs 9ul0f
Brighton and fancy loullc. muttuns.
6QSc: Brighton and fancy muttons. 7Isa
sisc; veals SG9c. fancy and Brighton.
9QlOc.
The poultry market is well sold IN on
iced. with the position a httle rluer.
Fresh is not very plenty. and good lots
bring full quotations; Turkeys iced
i0@lIi2c chickens, fresh. l5alsc. ICED
90 l2c fowls fresh l2Ql5c iced IlQ12cs
tive fowls 9Q9lsc; live chickens l0ullC.
green ducks. lOl4@lle.
Tallow oil is unchanged Tahoe, is
easy Bulk tallow, 3%g4c. tallow OF
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1898-09-22
SUSPENDED FOR HAz1NG.

Washington Sept. 2l.-By the terms OF
a court tails sentence approved by
the president. cadet has been punished
for hazirg at West Point. In the army
orders 1t is announced that Cadet Philip
S. Smith third class, United States mill
tary academy. having been tried and
found guilty of harassing and annoying
fourth-class men in violation OF the regu-
latioas Of the academy, and of conduct
to the prejudice of good order and mill
tary discipline, was sentenced ito he
suspended without pay until Aug. 2S,
1899, at which date he will join the then
third class"
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1898-09-22
NO QUESTION OF RIGHT.

Washington, Sept, 21.-Some question
has risen as to the right of the United
States to send troops to Manila under
the terms of the protocol Upon this
matter being brought to the attention of
the officials Of the war department it was
stated that under the protocol Mania
city. harbor and bay were placed under
the control of the United States. and that
we have the same right to reinforce
Manila that we would have to send troops
to any post.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1898-09-22

Mr. Green-Now, I'm going to tell
you something, Ethel. Do you know
that last night, at your party, your sis
ter promised to marry me? hope you II
forgive me for taking her away!
Little Ethel-Forgive you, Mr. Green
OF course will Why, that's what the
party was for Punch.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1898-09-22

Bates College, Lewiston, has an enter
Ing class numbering rs and claims to be
second, In this respect, to the State
University. Maine colleges are receiv-
Ing large classes, this year, indicating
Prosperity.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1898-09-22

Three hundred and seventy five horses
that belonged to Roosevelt's rough riders
went under the hammer, Tuesday. in
New York, at prices ranging from S. to
$77, but averaging about SIC. The
horses were nearly all bronchos. Many
of them had never been saddled and few
of them had been shod.
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STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO, !
LUCAS COUNTY. %


FRANK !. CHENEY makes oath that he
is the senior PARTNER of the firm of F. !.
CHENEY & Co., doing business in the
City Of Toledo, County and State afore-
said, and that said firm will pay the sum
of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case of CATARRH that cannot
be cured by the use of HALLS CATARRH
CURE,
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9th, day of December,
A. d. 1855.
e~~) A w. GLEASON
Notary Public.
Halls Catarh Cure Is taken internally
and acts directly on thr blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Send for testi-
monials free.
FL. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, %.
~ Sold by Druggists, 75c.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1898-09-22

Samuel L. Gilmore of Lewiston, a
iIneman Of the Lewiston, Brunswick and
Bath electric road, was killed, Tuesday
afternoon, by shock from a $4,000
voltage wire. He was at work repairing
awire about three miles from the city
when the accident occurred. Gilmore
was about 30 years of age.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1898-09-22
MANY BEYOND HOPE

Montauk y y, Sept. q. The hospital
now contains 5l5 men. Many OF these
are beyond hope. ard for the next two
weeks it is feared there viii be many
deaths mostly from typhoid. The w. 1
soldiers are getting on finely and gaining
flesh There were but two deaths yes
terdaV
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1898-09-22

Among the guests announced for the
Maine Federation of Woman's Clubs at
Brunswick are Mrs. William Fl. Lowe,
President; Mrs. Alice Ives Breed, ex-
vice president of the General Federation
Of Woman's Clubs.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1898-09-22

Mrs. Eliza V. Roberts of San Diego,
CAL, was among the arrivals, Saturday
afternoon. She is visiting her brother,
NJ. o. Dean, at East Madison.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1898-09-22
INSPECTED \ HOSPITAL

Washington sept. President Nc
Kinley mad personal irspe ION Of
the hospital N Fort Meyer Va. Tues
day Major Davis tho attendants auG
patients alike were surprised ar pIat
flied. and the president was afforded
every opportunity TO make "A thorough
examination Of the hospital. tn pres
ident passed an hour and half in tho
various wards and departments Of the
institution. going from cot to cot and
extending a personal greeting 10 each
OF nearly 100 patients. Major Davis
presented each OF the surgeons ana
nurses. and subsequently the president
talked informally to the conValescent
patients.
At the conclusion of the examination
he expressed himself as we'll satisfied
with the arrangements made for caring
for the sick nut desired it to be under
stood that the patients We're 10 " ant fol
nothing that would improve their con
dition or render them more comfortable
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1898-09-22
Somerset y. j. Court.

SEPTEMBER TERN. 1888.
WHITEHoUsR j., Presiding
N. w. BRAINERD, Clerk.
CHARLES q. SMALL County Attorney.
J. s. ESTES, Stenogrd pher.
E. P. VILEs, Sheriff.
BLAINE 8. VILRs, Messenger.
Deputies: F. P. PESNELL, F. L. HARDING,
b. +, JONES, S. S. WALKER
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1898-09-22

Major Warehouse, U. 5. paymaster,
arrived at Augusta, Me-, Tuesday, and
paid off batteries A, B, c, and d, of the
artillery and six companies of the First
Maine volunteers. He completed the
work, Wednesday, discussing over
Sal 900. The First Maine equipments
are being turned over to the United
States authorities and in a few days the
regiment will depart on furloughs, with
the exception of detail of about 20
men, who will remain at Camp Powers.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1898-09-22
A Straight Tip.

lyon had better not go boating with
sister, " said Tommy TO his sister $ beau.
"Why not, Tommy"
Cause | heard her say she intend
ed to throw you overheard soon. st
Louis Star
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1898-09-22

The Japanese government has replied
to the circular of Count Muravleff, the
Russian foreign minister, suggesting in
ternational disarmament. The reply
supports the Cars proposal.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1898-09-22
Vote for Governor.

The kennebec Journal says:
The returns from the election are
with the exception of two towns, all in
ard recorded at the secretary of States
Office. These two towns are Mount Yer
non in Kennebec, and Frankfort in Wal
do county, and as the unofficial returns
from these two towns are known, ana
they are without doubt correct, the
total vote of the State can be easily
arrived Mt.
The official returns show the follow
ing results in the vote for governor:
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1898-09-22

The official gazette at Madrid publish
GO the announcement of the appointment
of Senior Montero Rios, president of the
Senate, Senior AbaraZuza, Senior Garnics,
General Cerero and Senior Villarrutia as
the Spanish Peace Commissioners. 1t
also states that long conference was
held between Senior Sagasta, the premier,
and Senior Montero Rios, the president
Of the Spanish Peace Commissioners,
which resulted in the decision that the
Peace Commission shall strenuously de-
fend the retention of the Philippine
Islands by Spain. 1t would seem by
this that Spain has not yet had enough
of the Philippines although 1t would
soon loose them were the U. S. troops
sod the U. 5. navy withdrawn. Per-
haps Spain would like for our country
to help her conquer the insurgents on
those islands and then help her hold
them. She Is powerless to do it herself.
We wish our country was well rid Of
these lSldUuS DuJ IL we dUdHuOu bntu
other nations will be likely to grab them.
The Canadian Commission is again in
session atiQuebec. The indications are
that the Canadian commissioners are
going to take very determined position
on the lumber question. Hon. A. S.
Hardy. premier of Ontario, and George
W. Ross, minister of education, repre-
sent the Ontario government on the
lumber question. They declare unre-
servedly that no concessions will be
made on the. part of the Canadian gov
eminent in the way of permitting logs
to 20 free into the United States, unless
the United States makes some concession
10 the way Of reducing or removing the
present duty of 81 per thousand on
Canadian sawn lumber.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1898-09-22

Mr.. Shaw of Shaw's Business College,
Portland, has just returned from Angus
ia and Houlton, where he has been at
tending the opening of the branches and
reports the outlook for the schools as
being very bright, and the attendance
promises to be larger than ever before.
Further accommodations have been Sc
cured at Houlton and new branch will
be opened at Bangor, Nov. LIST.
The city of Ellsworth is making ar
Engagements for the celebration of Sep
tember 30th as Peace Day and has q
committee of arrangements made up of
It's foremost citizens with Senator Eu-
gene Hale as chairman.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1898-09-22

Colby college is " years old and has
this week entered upon its 18th year
with freshman class of 20, of whom so
are men, 40 women. Colby is enjoying
exceptional prosperity under the presi-
dency of Nathaniel Butler, large sum
having been added to her general funds,
goodly donations being received towards
woman's dormitory, and a complete
subscription for the erection of chemi-
cal laboratory, which Is now being
built. Its friends generally are pleased
at the change of the top-heavy name,
University, for the appropriate designA-
ton college and its many friends were
never more in earnest for its success
than now
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1898-09-22
IN HUB MARKETS.
But, er Sellers Firm In Main
tanning Prices.


Considerable Inquiry FOR June e. eAmery
Advn,.. /, ,h....-ryy on.,,atto,.
-,
operihgs II N"" Ehglhn" metropolis
boston sept |I'-ihe offerings OF me
hoi lhFi Il "efe QuIle Hooerdle ana He!Iefs
iHete IA III On the DdfIs u q 10 - cents
4oi 'he pes8 iols Vi Feiih"h1 anu Ne"
hahhpShite creamery. ID ass9flea size
.uos' lar puSlhess WAS oohs On TINS
pdsis' put ohiy shaH pofli9h OF the
receipts was COCO enough 10 command
'Fei q ceh9s '9"iie ieeeiN'is aihea ~
ASKING ~ cents Ioi FANCY iolA 6sl9te Inc
week WAS oulf bul TINS "as hgA quot
apie seiiihk price bo3es "'ia a. . 10
<<R cents. out H'osl oi the ssi.sts sac
.heE iouhd IL nara u set oN't = MS IN
arg i"'s'
Inc iuiihs price ioi "'S'sih e1'Id
VI ca iiiei } III a9soi 1eu sp' u. '4os' Va
u cents. ana III ldfse ash -'.2 Its. %
piihs TINS rae Tue qua"'y HdH 10 oe al
'ish'' mere mas peeh lohS'a p'e III
quii LII June 81 eaiiisiS > a"u ~ mo
iiiei'' ,aH' "eeN ii0iii 1O'N 81 "os
qulte ID &c assresa1ihs NIUE over
io'oOo 'u'S. "oT' Vi 'iie saIes Ntfe az -
" i'72 'ehtS Win soiiIe cho'ce iots at the
Sioee at 90 Sei' 10 AN"ules anu I'M eatIohs
soio ~ nm 'eu sA'ehl al lo'z 70 i9-cehts
Snoice lresh 'o's Oh inc latter might
Vi ing d niue more II mere
"oooeis fepor'eo iah 'faoe loesoay'
anu pretty iuii prices were obtained. on
present .here Is not hucn uinerehce pc
""oiesaie anu JopoIhe la1ts' Out
~ =" me oiiiS a V" iupS al
.i''ie ''''',u ana 'aa, '0""' az uIe
o"A'iYt 's'i ~ ''ie -" ilo'eSa.e ~ ioe nm
io1'"e 'i'e'l Pioi'', A"e up III ICES
~ 'NDa I"72 W 80 'eh's' anu iof
- 'eH'S' Du' ioi siaues uhuer the
oe 1,' 'Heie was the usuai "lue range
e.eip's VI JUL ,oi me We.
We o., d''d d - I'd. va
~ 81 'i'''o' 'ouiU'' eS'''i = 81 -
po'Hus .he previous anu ''o'o''
pouios 'ne corresponding WEN 'as'
seai' ms SHo"s silsH' me- eaSF On
'ne wen peiole' Jul ue0i easz a. GUN
pal eu " ''n iaS' yeai.
'r statement VI 'he |u,"'H N Nj
Soiu "''i@ DoiiiPalls -, '"e II a
,oi1o" . Ut III, 90 49, AM" ou''
io,'l- LUIS 9''Uh' ioi'Voo 'u'@' az lIlSt
1000 'uos same 'iihe 'aSl year OF
.ne corresponding NesN '"s' eai 'I'i
49, pu1 81 ',iu '''o ''''9 "a :.
~ ne eastern oolu 9'olase c",,p7 ny hoias
i1'oi 'u"s' anu 'liis auueu 20 'iie ,8uiiicy :
e'peN il'"nea VA u LOU .u,'s' w.
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1t developed Wednesday forenoon,
that burglars were busy at Gorham,
during the night. They entered the
grocery store and town clerks office Of
j. c. Summerside, and also the dry
goods store of F. H. Emery. The
thieves were evidently after money only,
as nothing beside the cash drawers were
disturbed. The aggregate loss was not
week and the fourth time within a
month that Summerslde's has been
broken into.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1898-09-22

Bangor Wing; The Houlton Times
calls for return to the old system of
voting. The number of people who are
disguised with the complicated nuisance
designated as the Australian ballot law
increases at every election.
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- Setldil1I DoH duRI TputpSgesfi, TO q
PAIRS Gamilien.8illen iinb BITE befien.

gud bie gslnmet,Tbaffe n.A
ylieoerldnoiidJe glumenbanbler aelten
ieit alten 3eiten oils beionoere Senner
hires Sadles. gie liub es aud, bic es
berausgebradt babeu, baB aud, bic
Slumen bic 9le9ung bes rSalIes"
fennen.. 60 ioll cine ipirflihe Seinoe
ifaft 3luil6en 0teieoen uao Stolen be-
itebeu. g2enn man beioe 9lumen nit
anberen gu einem StrauB binoet uno
lie in @aIier ieet, finoet man iie ipdz
ter oid)t aneinanoer 9eriift uuo pere
iDeltt, wGbreno Die iibriaen 8lumen in
Der @ale nc6 friid ausiebeH. 9lelfsn
uno Seliotiopen iiiblen innige @1nls
patbie fir eiuanber. 0iat aneinanber
geidnliegt, bleiben lie lanse friid.
Wlaislodden bagegen iino Die reinIten
Wionltras; lie t0oteu ollie anberen glu>
men. Inter ben 0dumen iiab iih
9inbe uno gborn ipinnefeino; ipeun
man lie einanber pilanst, lierben
lie nod furser 2eit.
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aetban. baoon 3ensniB eeben. boB
8!aube urb 2iebs unsertrennlih Ruo
unb in @hrifO Ssiu nlGts GILT a!s nur
ofr @laube, Der hurd bic 2iebe ibd
zig iii.
9anferfnllieu 6erseus bitten mir
Soft, er poae telu ieliamaGsnhes
Wort o1e 3slt erbalten. uno perIsibsn.
oab er bier nnb alerorten lauter unb
rein asprebiat merhe unb biel Jrudi
Der 2lebe idaffs, bamit Gein Name
gebeilist perbe, Seiu Geid) fomme.
QSile geId,ebs. gc moqe uaisre fbeurs
euanselifhe STRIDE houeu unb fd1irmen
unh unier beuifdes 8aierlanb fegnen
aus Der 5iille Seinel @nabe.
.gou bsm Seruiolem bier unten BE.
BEN mir nniere Iusen auf au benz
Seruialem. oa5 broben it. Ser 6err
unb grlbier Der WeIt perIeibe uns unb
2llen. bic gIdubg su ihm betsn i'm
@lauten uab brhnitlser 9iebe, alio su
mauDelu. bab mir be1einlt eingeben In
bic obere @oltssiiabt, bort ibm su bon,
Ten unb ibn su preiIen In gmiateitl
,.Wei6 boher 59uuus beg Glau.
bensl" - ftist bic ,.Nrb. &c.," bin,
su. - ,,unb su beutsn. baB &aiier
Wilbelm i'm Stanbe mar, fdJ bisie
@mpfubunq npu in Berlin gu bers
fdoffen urb feline grgriffsnb,it i'm oors
blneln ours genauslte 3u abuen !"
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Nnth iar NRtters

gor tiber SO Sabren fAon murbe
Wlrs. WihslDip'S Soothing Sprnp
bon Millionen bon Mhttern betm Sab,
nen Der &inber engepeHbet. WirH bu
i'm 9Alafe bur9 ba8 Shreien zines
ainbes gsit6rt, bas i'm 3abnen iH unb
DOR S1mersen peinta Menn 10, IaHs
fofort cine Glafde BON nMrs. Win8,
Ions e5ooihing Syrup bolea. Geia
Wertb ift unbesablbar. gs pirb BEN
tleinen 2eibenben fofort 2inbernng Der.
f6affea. 8erlabt end barauf Miitter,
es til fein 3weifel bar1ber. gs beiIt
Gpieaiern anb Oiarrbos, resalirt ben
Magen uHD bic Vieren, beEeitigt Minbs
aolit, sripsi6i ben gauntsn, BERLIN,
bert Gutsanbuug unb fdrft bas gan3e
5pliem. nYsrs. Wia5!oms Soothing
5prup1 fir aabnenbe ainber iii angs,
tebm in @siGuad unb bas Reeept
iianlmt bon eiaem ber beiiea peibli1en
Aer3te In ben Ser. Staaten. gs III bel
alen DruegiIien In ber gansen Melt al
babea. preis rs Gents per Glaf9e.
aGuft nibts anbereS, als Wrs. Winss
lo!uS SootbingsSprnp.
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&rieg! &ries! aries

Wir Ienten bic aufmertiamteit ber
9eier auf uniere Detail. preis Site,
bic mir isBt unier benz publifum Der.
tbeilen. 2Dir baben bas groBte Qaaer
BON StapeIs uno Ganep Groceries unb
baRelbe mub perfauft nerben. 9eB,
haIb bieten mir uuiere Waaren in per,
fdbrsrii9 biaiser Weiie gesen Baor.
3abluug an.
Wir bsfinben uns smifhen auei
Geuern: Die fogenannte ,WboleiaIe.
Combination iost su ben podsrn Enb
,sabrifonfeu: Sbr burft nihi an bic
Dullnig Grocery Company oertaufen.
gDenn lgr bas ibut. bann faufen mir
'ti9ls mebr BON @ud, benn Dunuie
pertauft au bilis!A unb bic Detail.
8rrcer faaen: .Wir fanfen nidt bon
Der Duluig 8roesr @pmpanp, NEIL
oiefelbe bic Waaren billiger pertouft,
oils mir biefelbeu BON Der WboIefale.
Combination taufsn f6nnen. DeBbalb
aieben lie es Dor. iener Combination
mod mebr al8 unfere Retail.preiie au
beaableu. Sn GoIee befen fnb fe
naitirR4 aubsr Stanbe, nit uns 3u
concurriren.
Subem MIR Sic nm einen 8heiI
Sbrer 2nnbfdaft erluden. oerbleiben
mir Shre gan3 erae6ene
GEO. DULLNIG GROCER co,
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Willioneu ,ueroen perihenft!

Gs 1T seiuiB wobltbueno fir oas
Ynblitlm, 5u erfabren, oaB es bod tpes
nisitens ein @eidaft I'M 2anoe siebt,
melbes nidt bapor auriidlbredt, ben
8ebiirftisen uno 2eibenben se9eniiber
aruBmiitbis gu iein. Die geliBer BON
Or. &lngs gteuer @ntoeduns fur
S9pinoiu9t, 9uiten uno Sdnupfen bas
ben iiber 5ebn Wiillionen Brobeilaideit
bieier sroBen Meoi5m ueridenft uno
baben Die @enugtbuuns su iuiiien, baB
caeurb in 9auienoen uon ablolut boff=
nunsslolen 8alien cine Seiluns er5lelt
puroe. @it9ma, 8ronhltis, Seilerteit
unb ale 2eioen bes .0alies, Der Sruit
uno Der 2uneeu peroen baourd3 iider
furirt. Man iprede in Der gpotbefe
BON s. Salteper unb Subu Dor uno lalie
ii6 cine &robeilai6e nnionit seben.
&esuldre @r6he 80 Gents uno $1.00.
Seoe 5taihe miro sarantirt, ooer Der
8reis ouriiderltattet.
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- Su Neus Nerifo tDerbeI In Der
beooritsbenbsn Saiiou umfaRenbe
Yeriute nit BEN anban bon 3uders
riibeu gem01t werben, beionbers in Der
umgegeab ben @bbp. po man ausae.
oehute 8emdHerungeanloee bat. IS
bffiubet fi6 bort ou6 bereiis cine gu
derfabrit. Den Samen fur be Aus
pHausung bot man ff aus Wauslsben
IN Der preuBiiden prooiu3 Sadien
fommeu IafIeu.
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WabHcfe 0ptel Bar,
on Soufou StraBe,
% ut. " II tb, ..... Gigentbiimer,

Man finbet bier elm porshslides
@laS Bier uniersr heiniiden graue.
reien. geionbere Mnerteunung Der.
bieneu bic Msiue, @iearrsn, Mbsties,
2iqu6re &c. 8orahglider 6rei.
Iun6 beS Wt prgens unb Na d.
ittags. Sieie @iribIdoft erfreut
fif bes ausge3sihneien &nfes au benz
angenebmfen &ufentballsorie bet
Stabt au a1blen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-11-15
so Cents.

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rtabuie bur9 ben Gebrau9 bon
Scott's Emulsion BON 2e6er>
tbran eipIOrtise. slus bieiem
Grunbe baben iuir 50 Gerlts,
Slal9en, tpel9e fit eirlen se>
tp6blli6en 9ultert Dber GrfdL
tung, pber als Elm 8erIu9 fiir
GGuglinseunb &inber, senilgen.
syn anberen 5daen nluB bic
3una6nle lansiam bor ii9
aeben, in bielen ntllb Seott's
Emulsion mebr als giabrllnss'
mittel tpie als Mebiain genont'
men iuerben, 6ie panenbite
gtabrl1ns fiir erf9Bpite 1urlo
gel9iuG9te 9erbauunger.
70 Gss. u@s sl-0o bel sum wpstss:sm
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-11-15

Rur fir einiae Sage pertaufen
mir OfenboIs. c o D., su 81 90 per
@Orb. Sunfet @oDo 60. Sci. 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-11-15

soIanse in her 2isbe isbe W9tieteit
BON Widiiefeii,
Oats nod nit bsm Slid feline RifiiqfeiI
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-11-18
AbBaEgIATEO TELEuRKM6.

The worlds gold output for 1888 is eS-
timated at S275.CC0CCC.
The First Illinois infantry. L. S. W
was mustered out at the arIC:y at
Chicago yesterday.
The national quarantine convention
is in session at Memphis with fun 81
lCtment of delegates.
Lauren Warren. 1S years of age. had
his arm crush d IL q corn-husEav On the
farm of Hugh McClelland, Borlin. Wis.
The Illinois steel company las begun
the manufacture OF bridge ard struci- r.
ural steel work at its plant il South
Chicago.
John johnson was sentenced - Dan
vile. Ills. TO death for the murder If
Ballard Johnson at a dance III Grape
Greek May 5.
The National Municipal league will
hold the next conference fer good city
government in Indianapolis On Nov.
so. Dec. l and ..
Ethel Marlowe. an actress and cousin
of Julia Marlowe. Grnnued dead cf heart
disease just rs she had left the stage
during play in n New York theatre.
'Karma." a Buddhist healer, is at
Chicago and will soon appear on the
streets of the city healing without
charge al sick people who come to him.
Senator Mcmillan has told the presi-
dent that he cannot be considered a
candidate for ambassadort to Great Brit
ain. as he prefers to renal 3 ne SEN
ate.
Milwaukee has settled her street rail-
way trouble by abandoning Accent fares
and obtaining annual payments from
the companies which aggregate g Co.,
000 by the time the franchise runs out.
The body Of jay Long. the I2-year-OId
hoy who started with companion from
Pentwater for Ludington in a small
boat two weeks ago. was found on the
beach near Ludington. Mich. The body
of the other boy has not yet been recov-
cred.