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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-11-11
RESULTS IN ALI THE STATES
Republicans Elect Governors
in Sixteen and Democrats
are Successful in Three.
A HEAVY VOTE POLLED.
The United States Senate Will be
Republican by a Strong Work
ing Majority.

Roosevelt Wins in New York--voorhees Is
Elected Governor of New Jersey Repub-
Leans Are Successful in Pennsylvania
Ohio Republican-Al of the Eastern
States Have Given Republican Majorities.
The Elections Tuesday resulted in the
choice of Governors in twenty-one
States, Legislatures In twenty-three
States, which will elect United States
Senators to succeed those whose terms
expire March 3 Lext, and Congress
men in all the States except Maine,
Vermont and OREGON, in which the
elections had already been held.
Minor State officers We're elected in
all the States, with the exception OF
Maine, Vermont and Oregon.
Governors We're elected as follows:
Republicans.
CALIFORNIA.
CONNECTICUT.
KANSAS
IDAHO.
MASSACHUSETTS.
MICHIGAN.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
NEW JERSEY.
NEW YORK.
NEVADA.
NORTH DAKOTA.
PENNSYLVANIA.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
WISCONSIN.
Democrats.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
TENNESSEE.
TEXAS.
WYOMING.
El1ciaD
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-11-11

Charleston, w Va. Nov. 1.-THE
State Senate will be Republican and
the lower house Democratic. with
probably Democratic majority of two
on joint ballot for a successor to Senat-
or Faulkner.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-11-11

THE outlook for war between Great
Britain and France has never been more
ominous. If it be realized, the result is
foregone. The Anglo-Saxon will ulti-
mately conquer the universe, and thus
civilize it. The Latins are passing from
potential influence on the destinies OF
empire.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-11-11

JERsEYMEN and Jerseywomen too,
were sincerely interested in Colonel
Rooseyelt's campaign, and they are
heartily rejoicing in his election to the
Goyernorship Of the Empire State.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-11-11
North Dakota.

Bismark, N. D., Nov. H. State re
turns show an increased Republican
vote Even former Populist and Free
Silver strongholds have been carried
by the Republicans
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-11-11

II is source of thanksgiving that the
President, the Senate and the House are
in hearty accord on the great questions
that concern our country.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-11-11

Don't fail to watch for the great fall
Of stars after midnight on the lsth-14th.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-11-11
OBITUARY..
John ALBERT BoNNELL,

John Albert, son of Louis c. and Nell
lie P. Bonnell, died at his home on Ann
street Tuesday morning. He was a
bright little child, who had but recently
passed his third birthday The funeral
services were held yesterday afternoon.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-11-11

THE municipality Of Toulon, France
has. been notified by the government that
that city is to be the centre Of an inn
portant mobilization movement, and the
municipal authorities have consequently
decided to close the communal schools in
order to utilize the school buildings for
the accommodation of troops. The port
authorities of Toulon have received fur
ther orders in regard to accelerating the
work of fitting out new squadron.
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FOSTER NJ. VOORHEES, has won the
esteem of the rank and file of the Re-
publican party through the state. His
fearlessness and independence and capa-
city for hard work as well as the faith
full service he has already rendered the
state won him his majority in Morris
county as in other parts of the state
where these good qualities are appre-
ciated.
Mahlon Pitney has served the Fourth
district in Congress for two terms faith
fully and with distinguished ability.
Yielding to the solicitation of his friends
he became a candidate for the State
Senatorship and in spite of the ravenous
and INSCRIPTIONS attacks of the Jim
Smith agents he has come triumphantly
out of the fight
Daniel S. VOORHEES,, who for quarter
of century has been the capable Depu-
ty County Clerk of Morris ran far ahead
of his ticket on Tuesday as was conf
IDENTIFY expected.
"Dan" is affable, genial and obliging.
The number of cases in which he mani
tested great kindness to people in hum
bic circumstances who had business in
the clerks Office is legion. Everybody
who knows him likes him and the child
rem for blocks around where he lives run
to welcome "Uncle Dam Voorhees,.
Morris county may rest assured that the
clerks Office will be in high state of
efficiency during the next five years.
Jacob w. Welsh and George E. Poole,
who served in the Assembly last year,
can look upon their reelection as a
work of the County's approval of their
career at Trenton last year They will
bring to their services this year expert
ence and the people generally feel that
these gentlemen will look well after the
interests Of Morris as well as of the
State generally.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-11-11

Now. let's get down to business.
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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER Ii. 1898.
The times., 1898-02-27
Eound His Way Home.
fFrom the LouisviIle Posi-. }


Did You ever hear of dog travelling
from Mississippi to Kentucky?" said a
gentleman from Hustonville yesterday,
without human companion?
We'll, heard Col. Tee Carpenter tell
of a wonderful hound of his. He says
that some years ago he sold hound to a
gentleman of Corinth, Miss. The dog
broke away from the expressman on the
Louisville and Nashville train, when in
Northern Mississippi, and was not heard
of for some time. The Mississippi gen.
tleman wrote to Carpenter and asked
what was the reason the dog had not
been sent. Carpenter looked the matter
UP and found that the dog had jumped
out of the express car while the train
was running at full speed. About six
weeks afterward the hound showed up
at Carpenters house in Lincoln county.
He had come home alone, being guided
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by that peculiar instinct with which
dumb animals are gifted. He had tray
eled fully 800 miles. The dog was never
of any value thereafter. as he was COM
pletely Frustrated by the trip. He look
ed like a skeleton when he got back to
Kentucky, and could never afterward
run fast enough to keep up with Car
penter's other fox hounds"
The times., 1898-02-27
NATIONAL DENTAL PARLORS.

DUb L ST. N. w.
Gold filings and bridge work a specially, at
the lowest price; amalgam filings soc; full sets
OF teeth on plates, So; extracting either by gas
or local spray, absolutely painless, soc; with
out. 25c; all work done by experts and guar
anteed the best; open on Sundays from 10 to 3
O'clock mh22-tf-em
The times., 1898-02-27
wANTED-HOUsEs.

WANTED-on March Is, by family OF adults.
house or fat of 6 rooms in northwest or
neghborhood OF Capitol Hill, rent about $50
per month. Address C. c., this Office. fe21-3t
The times., 1898-02-27
CHURCH NOTICES.

WONN'S fIALL-Sunday, spirit messages at go;
lecture and tests, I:39 p n.; Mrs S:ekless
pastor; circles at res, No. 730 9th st. nw. Tues
day and Friday evenings. Item
The times., 1898-02-27
LEGAL NOTICES

IN JUSTICE COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA-Befo ANSON s. TAY
te,nr q Wf,ierd u Iat,,tisS vs Ion, S,,,or:
and William r. Paddock, trading as Stuart
X Paddock, defendants. A summons In
due form having been issued out Of this
court to a lawful constable of this District
for the said defendants, and the same
having been by said constable returned
mot to be found,'' 1t is hereby ordered
ance to be entered herein on or before
tile EIGHTH DA OF MARCH, 1898, at
10 O'CLOCK A. NJ, otherwise the cause
viii be proceeded with as In case OF default.
ANSON S. TAYLOR, Justice of the
Peace, ID. G. feI3-20-27
The times., 1898-02-27
Mrs. DR.. RENNER,

in obstetrics, gold medal awarded for the science
of obstetrics from the University of Munich, Ba-
varia: treats successfully women's complaints
and Irregularities; private sanitarium for ladies
before and during confinement. Office hours from
3 to 6 D. m No. GIG Pa. ave. NV, Washington,
ID. C.. la2Iu
The times., 1898-02-27

REMOVAL sILE 81 SFLPF'~: aII goods about
oaf-iiaii ITics; CaIHr-s srd b.. c0nyinced. us
fIEC; no EHm,us about SEi-i;l straight goods.
1901 r.. u,e. fe51-Gt
The times., 1898-02-27
Special Offer TO Times Readers for Only lOC.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES
FOR SALE Confectionery store prominent street
northwest: low rent: store and living apart
ments; price, $3.50; genuine bargau. ~ MAP.
@O6 F St nv- fe-.-2t
ESTABLISHED Is7g-Security investors c1ll II
my Office 70 sell. purchase learn the worth
OF bonds and stocks; collateral loans made for
small commissions. C.. ;. RANiSBJ re-. El-I J.
st. NV te@l-at
WANTED Photographer. ior Alaska, with $50
less. Address OPPORTU NfTI this Office
BUSINESS MAN lacking about $50 wants bacs
ing partner for Nlaska investigate t'i-.
Address RELIABLE, this Office. u
FOR SALE-At bargain, small stock OF eso. ei-
les: located corner Oak and Center. Mt. Picl>.
ant; doing good cash business; inquire % O" 'R
store fe25-st-efi
WANTED BY established corporation, reliable
party 10 till vacancy among directors and DC
asst. secy; only 500 required; splendid 0pp"T>
tunity for right party BtSINES> b. this ofii7e.
FOR SALE-Milk route: $50; horse. wagon and
fixtures; clearing 81 daily: going to Alaska.
Address ALASKA. this Office. fc36-5t
DRUG sTORE-Attractive fixtures: clean stock.
established paying trade; exceptional opF"T-
tunity for small investment: viii stand iIyFstiea
ton. DUNLAP, sos St fead-2t
GROCERY sTORE-Promincut lncation; low
price, $50; snap. DUNLAP, 90G F st. fee6-St
OF leaving city; good tade- 4sl Penn ave.
NV. fe25-$t-em
FOR SALE-Butter route; good cash trade; also
good horse wagon and harness; cheap il sold
at once A. 5, this office. fe25-St-em
FOR sALE-A barber shop; on easy terms; reason
for selling. other business. Address T. Y. this
Office. ic25-st-eru
FOR SALE Corner grocery in. sw.; daily sales.
forces me to sell. II. j.. this Office. fe25-3t-en
FOR sALE-A frst-class saloon on Pa ave- do
ing good business: owner going out OF town;
no agents. Address c. KASEL, this Office.
fe25-it
FOR SALE-GTocery store splendid surroundings:
will stand Investigation; owner retiring; viii
sell at invoice; special bargain. DUNLAP. 9G6
ST. NV. fe2l-$t
FOR sALE-Grocery store; excellent corner
stand; large cash trade; price, 500; extrdor
dinary opportunity DUNLAP. COG L st. NV.
feZ5-St
Patent Office: price sacrificed; genuine
snap. DUNLAP. 9o6 + st. NV. fe25-St
FOR SALE-Cigar store: near Dtisy corner so
arranged expenses only SIC day; price $50.
DUNLAP, 905 L st. NV. fe25-3t
FOR SALE-Corner grocery in white neighbor-
hood in northwest; $50: rent. SIS per month;
terms to suit. Address HUB, 220 n st. NV.
fe25-2t
FOR Grocery store doing good business;
will sell cheap or take partner. Call s3l
9th ST. sw. fe25-3t
S65-GREAT BARGAIN-Cigar. confectionery:
corner store; good business; rent. Sl025. must
sell. f44 4th ST. nw fe2r3t
FOR SALE-A nice little grocer doing nice
business; other business for selling
201 st. sw. fe2f:.t:eTn
FOR SALE-Lunchroom and oyster house; cheap.
9Th and sts se fe2i.7t-em
The times., 1898-02-27

SfitE> El:~9-d ri EceIa,s vHfi- you wait so,
ca tan -,-Eae- SD - Pa. ave. NV. f.27-7r
The times., 1898-02-27
PROF. BERNARD.

The Famous English Clairvoyant and Palmist, is
now located at s17 Sth st. nw., where he be
consulted daily on all matters of business, love
and family affairs; tell you anything you
wish to know. Fees, 25c, soc, 81. fe2i-St-em
The times., 1898-02-27
I,cr p;aEE.

SIicRTiikN.t M TYPIWRTTINt. tsu..ht: Pit
raaH sts;.-1, - Psr E1"E,'r. Sd'irc-~ STEM
ogR NPl EE TIL -@ee fe27-St
The times., 1898-02-27

SPRINT - IFS n.sse ver~ 'ssic jy t-class
OteSsIsir-C or, FIR t-c l-s WORK Jai satisfaction
guaranteed. - s.t J. st. Eye. fe.s7-.sr
The times., 1898-02-27
MISCELLANEOUS

RIDERS. INTENTION. ~ ,.lag OF different
storage J.. 5i>-~ rvpTe-pIl,- { am Offering all
% bsh-gTadc wtgcis 80 one-thiTd value NEW
YORK CYCLE c.. -. otn fc27--t
The times., 1898-02-27
DARLING & DONY

PRINTERS.
SO 1tti St, OPP. Woodward < Lothrap's; work
equal 10 the best; prices what they should be-
no higher. iagf-Im
The times., 1898-02-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STAMPS.

postage and department. stamps; collections
also borgm. H. Z. DUNKlI0RsT, zoos Tth
NV. fe7-tf-em
The times., 1898-02-27
PRINTING AND BoOKBISDNG.
W0RCH'S MUSIC STORE.

SAFES-New and secondhand; one 1000 pound
steel bank safe; one Mllers vault filed door:
one Mesler cheap; all kinds OF repairing ana
locks looked after. II. u. Triple. II66 4 81 NV
The times., 1898-02-27

ESTABLISHED Is5g-Secuity investors call II
my Office 10 sell. purchase learn the sr-tA
OF bonds and stocks; collateral loans maoe t0r
small commissions. G.. :. RANlSBU RG. l.s-i i
st. ie@I-st
The times., 1898-02-27

WANTED Photographer ior Alaska; with $40
less. Address OPPORTU NfTY. this Office
The times., 1898-02-27

FOR SALE Confectionery store. prominent street
northwest; low rent; store and living apart
ments; price, $3.50; genuine baTgaiu ~ MAP.
906 F St uvy. fa-.-at
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MfibiNam.

Setroit.-woup. Fingree bat
Shrttte 9ctrplten, I'm Die Utlhl9dll
Gentrol Subn III ;lpingen, olle Fal'a
0iere iiir . Gents pro Wteile III be
i6rpern. 6r ioroerte IN ,>plilanti Ct
ne ,S%abrtarte iilr ben 9elepliden FreiS
pon . GentS pro Mtelle unb 6cSablte
mlr inter Frptelt Die 3 Gento NNte.
Gr miro ii6 I'M NbbilIe al Die @e
ri6te pcnoen. Der Wouuerneur be
ballptet, boB Der ,Sreibriei Der Weiellz
i6oit ourh poS allgcmeine Giienbabn
seiep pom Sabre 1891 omenpirt lit.
Sibpemin II q. Sie am |.
%,Sebruar in ben Carnegie Minen III
Srpnmooo eripl9te yobnerbobun9, I'M
Iurfldnitt pon 10 Frosent, wirp
bird, oen san;en epssbic G~ilenpiitritt
III &rait treten, woourh 5000 bis
1000 anseitel(te brett sewinnen per=
pet.
vanin q. - Ter &srfretel
Midi9anS bel Der an Wonta9 ;ur,
.3mef Der SeratbunS iiber slei6md
Bise @ilpl6upseie;e III Chicago er=
oiineten Geriammluns Der Selesaten
pon sSisconliin, Suinois, NOrb= umo
Siip Satota, Soma rnO Minneiota
bat iolsenoe &ori@ldse alissearbeitct ::
tin sleihmGBi9es We let, welhes Die
Der enpuno pou H$ilp iiber bte Wren;e
oee Stautes perbietet, in melhem es
9eldollen muroe; Elm Weles, melfes
eo III elnem &ergeben ltempelt, Milo=
pref ooer Eilhe III perienpen,
melhe nift ais lolde be;eifnet lino.
Ste bei9e0Cbene &artc mus Den Aa=
men uno sic 2lorcilc bee 9lbienocre
trogen Die Sudfe fir llGbertretltlQ
Oe9 ~eie2c0 fdllt lowobl oli Die BE
Recommendations, ais oui Ben
N%blcnocr; Elm ~ielCe, mc,hco ben
2&tlOlhuGbcdmttn Der uerlhieotucn
<tuoten Die ~0rluubulB cytbcilt, inn
ltUnncll zines 0uoeren Stndtc3 pdo
[0Oten Don 2&ilo jr0tuomelhcr Ant
int Nriiiubr ucrbjttct cine 9lcihmdBi
&c Eeriooc l,%EabrGo;ciu iiIr ullt,
mdhrCno mt,hGr odo ,S09tn erlOllbt
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,Surm unh Snmb ~ pcrfaufcm.

G1ih oorblbc, in meiucm @eihaite cine
NenoerIu9 elntIeteu Su laIieu pcroe lh
meinc I'M Conn 9nn8oIa, Sentou Gpuutn,
9ele8eHe Saru uno anrere 9dn0cretcr int
CONN 8,nbunt. Benton 81, pert1ufeu. Sic
Sarm 1T 800 2lfer QroB, lieat orei Wsileu
cltltt uoI 9t'ces nobe FER fatboliiden Sir
de-, bat cute @etduoe uuo ii untel iebr gil.
ter Cultivation. 9,e Ganoere ell II, Gro
BAN l'e9er IL W'tle poa Der neuen tathos
lliteu 0trde IN Wtantelo Glte mo iino Gao
Nfer 9tof. oerer Booeu hurdaaasta ibipsr
lit. @lsthiauS q en- $50 Nder metHcs feis
men W,isnlanoes, ipelhes g1rS uno oar
bra,H,rt uno BON eiurm 9uten 9rabeu ourols
so9en tit uro has lih als etne Ger bci.en
Elehiarmen IN 9ani Benton GountD eiauet.
9,eis lle9t pier Mtcllcn BON II ces IND 10
Wellen BON Ct. glcuo. YSsGeu ndberea BE.
o'n9uuaeu iuenoe man iid an
ermann OFT a II,
5s3mts Eices, Wtiun.
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Spiprntp.

CenuCr. - StClCr Sta0t hat I'M
ueroan9encn Sabre Sbit I'M 1&erthe
pom $1,000, 900 0clieiert; Nterbal=
propucte, i'm Staate er;eu9t, reprdlGn=
tirteu eincu I$ertb pom 1913, 00o, 600.
9llBeroem wurben cole Mcrcalc I'M
a%ertbe non SIS, 0oo, 900 in Silbcr
%Seioroert,
Eueblp. - S~nlerbalb Der ndd)
item ledS Mphen merpen SOC, 600
Euldel SSci;en bon bier nod) ocnl
merituniiden Mteerbuien periditt
merpcn, mel6e iilr Srantrtih ulo
&elgicn beltimmt lino. SiCicS ,Nabr
lit Der lleberihuE an 2&ei;cu in Colo
ruoo 'ehr bCocuteno uno miro ;llnl
Vrciie pom 65-1o Gcnto non elmer
auniao Gitu Njrmu fiir 2uuoiubr;pcte
oui9ctNutt.
GrippleN Wiiu
ner pcrbrannten Sumltu0 uno elmer
erbielt lcbeuo0eidbrlidc Sranolpunpcn
bel eillcm ,yeler, pao III Dem &ictor
WcIdn0niB iriib Otorgcno ouobrad.
Sic Sootcn lino: SboS. Suinn, III
ieubabnarbeiter BON Vbilooeiphio,
Shortp i.>ulcp uno Sames Gonnoro.
Ger %erpunoete bciBt z. WtcNuliiie.
Sie pier MGnner wurpen wGbrenp Der
9tudt we9en Nllbeltornng pcrbuitct
Gas lGmnerlihe Welhrei Der Wefan
0elcn mnrbe ppn i.ounpertcn pon yel=
ten uernommen, phnc ouB tic i'm
Stuuoe murtl, Spite III leilten.
Goloraoo Spriu0S. -
Nidter yult Dab Sieuitdoim 0iitrittS=
0eriht pou 81 Falo Gountu cine tint
lheipung ab, melhe oaS Dor eini0er
Seit pon Der vc9i0latur non COLORADO
u%n9enommene Ihtltumocn NrbeitS0c
iee prottiih ;unihtc moht. Ser
,SNll betruI ben StruBentommiiidr pom
Colorado Sprinso, welhcr ieine Or
better III 9ltiinpigcr Su0cSorbeit
Span9. Hidtcr yunt mics sic alooc
nit Der Se9rilnoung ab, baB baS Ne=
'ee SeSen oas Hedt BON Fcrlonen,
einen beliebisen arbeitstontratt ab;ua
lblieBen, peritoBe,
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2SiscpmTm.

Wenomince. - Sie Suucr
@oopman Sd9emiiblc III Marlnettc,
@isc, muroc ,SrcitaS morSen purt
,Seuer serltort. &erlult $50, 600,
Sie Mtiible lpar niht in Setricb, Sic
miro nidt wieper a%ui9ebaut weroen,
Die preiitotise Fapiermiible Der
Wcnominee IL Warinette Fapieria.
brit wurbe leste ota6t bur6 Grploz
lion beS Sampitenel5 seritort. Eeter
Bort, Wai9iniit, wurpe aui Der Stel.
lie set0btet, unp Gam Steiiin uno
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CASTo7IA.
SIcpGNn.

Carlo u.-SberiH &rodliB uoll
: QUOTAS Nolntu, no tiir;lih }lo0ml
llbcr 9clpntt mllrpc, INT megcn oblIht
Fili6tuernuNldiij9utg III Nu
t%la9cSultanO pericpt poroen, luctl CT
feline Shrittc 9ctbOn bate, I'M bic
in9eleplihc Ninri0tu1rg I'll u%erbilloern.
Sein FrpScB lit iiir ben Is. 3. Mtts.
or9eiept worocn. Nine dbnlihe 9ns
tlo9c 9e9en bic Gountpconmindrc
lpuroe lliht be0d)tct.
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SSnp,nin1.

NbcpennG. - I'm meitlihen
>&Uomjn8 inn, elmer No1rjGt INfot
&c, (Nuicnoc non 5haaien purd,
Mun9cr ulo Ndlte III Niumoe 0egunz
gen. 2ic 2dltc mar lett so (o9en
ilrhtbOr ltrcnge, mo ate Ginpobner
b%ebuupten, baH Oieo oer tdlteite 1$in
ter III 10 Subrcn lei. Carbon Goun=
IN 6elipt 800 900 S6aic, uno bic
Ni9cntbilmcr bciilrften eiuen &erluit
pon - Ero;ent. Ser &erlUlt inter
Ninopieb miro tulm 10 idrper meroeu,
pa Die Ei0ettbilmer lett SNbren sln
'talten troien, III lebr itrengcn &in
tern ihr Eieb III iiltterl.
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imp bot pao yGoloiieber" oaSl beige
trdben, oaB Die &auI uno Nanoelsz
leute in Tacoma, Seattle unp Fuget
Sollto ein rcdt 9ltteo Weldd1then
MAIDEN. Die leeren l,du'cr weroen
nebr unb mebr filr @el6dItoSwedc
permietbet rno Die Wtietbepreile inn
bercit0 I'M % bis 80 fro;eut sc
Iticgen.
Spotane. Bon HiBpilc,
miro t%ele9ropbiih 9cmelcet, paS in
lester Somltag 9tadt IN Der Na6c
Der Station yate, % Dteilcn o'tlidD
pon Fnsto, Der o'tlid ICbrenpe Fo'
ia9iera,6 DO. :. am Elm unbez
fannites G.tmao rannte. Us murpen
feline Sugbeomte pper l;pna9icre per
lest, aber ;pei vanpltreider, Die lbre
Sabrt ltablen, wuroen ;eronetldt uno
Elm oritter wurpe toblih perpunoet.
Seattle - Montag Na6mitz
tao fam oer Tampier rHio Sun
Maru" Don 9atphama uia honolulu
I'M bieiisen &aien on. Serielbe illbr
an 3. Sanuar nit 500 Sapanern ab,
welde al Der Standardization 81
Gonolulu obne belonoem :3wilhenz
iall 9"elanoet murcen. Der Camper
bate aui ser Sabrt Don Nonolulu
nah Seattle nit lhweren Stiirmen
III tdmpien. Seine |abung beitebt
aus 1000 Sonnen peridleoener ,Srudt
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Npti; fir Spmtractprem.

BIS gum /. Wldri nimmt Der llnterielh
nete periie9elte NnSebote entaesen fir
ben Ban Der neueu tatb. st. Yonifa,ius.
tirhe in Welroie. Blame uno Spe,iita.
tionen lieeeu i'm Biarrbauie sur Giuiibt
oiien. Die STRIDE muB bis /. Nouembcr
1898 ferti9 s~sitelIt ieiu.
6-ba. y. Hibter, Yiarrer.
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Sfcbrasfa.

NAB a. - sluS ben MertltGt
ten Der Union fucific Gilenbahn III
Smubu wllrpen mebr ais 800 Irbel
ter entlaiieu uno ebenio piele AT Der
Eobn eutlan0. IN oieler SSode Ioll
ole ,3oGl per Arbeiter nod mebr reouz
;irt werpen, rie &eamtcn 0ber, pon
melden NANCE filrltlidc Saldrc be
;teheu, bleibcn.
Sm0bu.-Sed Ntanncrn mel
de ilber Der NoIe'iheu Defamation,
1904 Narnom StroEe, ihlicien, MN
peoer Nl9rpeg olr6 Die Nlum1enab9e
idnittcn, mclhc nit r0ienoer Stnclli9
tcit nm ljN 9rinen, 10 OaB Die Ecute
ge;mun9cn marcn, che Die yoldmaml=
ihdft Eettern Nnlegcn tonnten, pom
";lpclten Stotpert herunter III 'prill=
gen. Gas 9teiultot mar, oaB NJ.
Wturpbu, Nu0b (ittmnm uto ,<rpinQ
WtcNlrop Wlicpcr brodcn. Slc iino
ebeniallo nit &ronowltnoen beoett.
Sie 9lnpcrcn t0men nit leiften Ser
letltlocn n0upn.
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d. Booths beutiheS eminent IT
elm Iheres 6eilm,ttsl seaeu ieoes Seioer.
US beilt ilno perbiitet 6alstrantbeit. Grs
taltung. 6uiten, 2un9entrantbeit, Sruien'
anihwellun9. %gnt,iinouns II, I. 10. o.
Booths oeutihss Eminent heilt Serren
tunsen. Guetidunsen. Ridsn'. Yruitwet'
unb Web in ben @liebern. Gin balbcr
2bseloifsl poll in cine 3aiie beiben Wai'
iers BELT 6uiten. lauren Wasen. Der,
bremen. trantes 8opfweb. 9iarrboe. Solic
unb ale inneren Sdmer,en. Graot euren
3dufer barnad. Seoe Jlaihe %earantirt.
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Eicrrc. - Ter %jcbpicb T..
Smitb itab( Sumita9 Nbeuo, ais cr
ijh pom Sbcrjii periOl9t lab, cil por
VOTES Nlotel Un8cbmpenc9 EiUo mno
rift pOpon. Gr lit nod nitt ein0e
iun0cu; oa CT uber al mcbrcren Eld=
ten 0cuilni6t miro, 10 miro lctne Ser
ipl9m9 nit Grnlt betrieben.
Nberoeen. - I'm Nrilhinbr
miro bier nit Ser Grrihuun0 elmer
neten tutboliiheu Htrde bc0pnmcl
meroen, Sieielbe miro 100 BET 90
NuB groB, nit cinem 1o7 NUB & Sol
boben Sburm, ulo elmer SiG- GapOci=
TIT .filr 600 Ecrloncu. - A>err ,>inl
Nutterion pom WtinntupOlio peyiuht
100, 600 Wtanm ;uNommcn III briu0cn
I'M oiclclbcn an T.. >uli in GubN III
lonocn. tyr bciuno ijh oieitr Gage
me0cn Oieier 2ln0ele9enbejr in bjcii0cr
StaOt.
Nunttou. - Nanttcn Golmtu
miro ~ge9cmudrtj9 uou elmer mrihci
memo moblorgonjlirttn Cjt6c36onot
umiider gcmUht. 20 oruuQeu Die
2icbe in Elm oyli Miei,u u6yolih pou
Nautton 9cle0enc0 GMulban9 NM
itoblcu nabG>l 2lut9 mas lid in Dem
irtho,, baf,,N nnu, Ctrr hawaii Et.
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G;mt fir NfcrccbcTtcr.

Our seidli9Cn Nadriht, Dab ih I'M Stan=
DC bin, Seoermnnu nad) ySunih Nuielieu
nit itdblerncn &proerbuieu uuo itdblcrueu
aprts am Niutcrbui sum aleid)en Trellc Ill
licicru. Sic Morris tUnncn 10 hart mic @la5
acuatt lucroct, acpiB cine portrciilihe Ga
dc bel oieiem barten gSegen
Yaul Nelo,
1913 :. Nuc. uuo !. StraBc, beim Olten
Ncumartt