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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-03-10

nM a IF a 9ufetts" i'm . o d.
f9tpinben. 0on einem boben WaItc
pebt bort, iaGraus, jabrein gu alien
Stunben itpla bic 8unDesflagge uno
babinter ftebt bas ebrniiroige 9aus,
in benz rnan9er Geebelo ietn Temporal
res 9eim sebabt bat unb bic Yldne
fir biele fiibne Seei4la9ten enttpcra
fen porben linb. Gar man9e 4nes<
bote ipeiB bic Srabition bon ben alien
Sesbdren, bic in Dieiem 9duie auss
unb einsegangen iinb, gu er5dblen. Gin
19nlakr Strsifen Waiier, behen Nas
men aus benz 9olldnoil6en in Walldz
bout cprrumpirt lit, fheibet bic eisentz
lide Nabp g)arb bon benz tinitli9sn
gildnb, bas bon ben Sbeerjaden gpo
Dod genannt tpirb. urfpriinsli9 mar
bieles @ilanb Elm unanfebnli9er groz
baufen unb mo iih beute Elm Doraiisz
liher @rercierplab be finbet, eritredtc
fi9 friiber etne untiefe, on beren dlls
berem Ranbe einitmals bas Gefangs>
nenf9iff ,Seriep" beriihtigten Mnses
bentens lag. Dort pflesten in iener
3eit. als es nod teine bienftbereitsn
Sdleppbampfer CAB, bic S4iffe Dor
benz Muslaufen anaulegen, nm 5luth
unb siinftisen Minb abauiDarten.
Nabe am Milliams sburSsr ufer uno
binter einem part alter Gef4iibe bes
finben fh bic Mrtilleriemaga3ine uno
bort 1inb audi bic NapoleonzWeiben 81
1eben, bic aus Der nddften unngebnng
bes @rabes bes eorfifden Groberers
auf 9elena fammen. Das ufer miro
bon Tabrseusen aller Mrt. bom
Sdladti4iff Bis gum Sorpeboboot be-
lebt. Dort fam ber Befu4er aud bic
Ebeerjaden in eisenitem glemente fee
ben unb ibren grercitien an 8orb Der
G1iffe ipie am 2anbe ouf4duen, i'm
Groben unb @anaen brabe 8urfher.
bic fir einen geringen Gntgelt gar Diele
Wtiben unb Befhnerben ertragen unb
beren ielten nit ber ibner gebiibrenben
Mnerttnnuna aebuAt tpirb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-03-10
Ne,u yoras Napp 2yaro.

bon einem eIenbsn giabtpisrttl
burd cine maiTipe Waduer, be iid bon
bem lfer bes goft Niber an Gbins
bone bur1 adblreihe enge Gtraben biE
5u ben WaHern bes QDolldbout bins
5iebt. dbsei9lofen, bilbet bic NeiD
Worter NapD garb<Wlarineitution -
cine fleiM Welt fir ii9. Drei 9bor:,
BON Mo1tn flantirt, Fiihren hinein
nnb iper bic NaDp Yarb bura bus
neutste 9Aor betritl, erbdlt alsbalS
einet1 umfa0enben lsberblid iiber
bseislbe. gBeitbin eritreden iieb nit
militdriIdtr prdeilion gspflafter.e
Mpenuen; mdhtiee gebdube. bersn
mmudes MusIeben einen ipobltbuens
ben gontrait nit ben f1mIbigen
9dufern ienfeits Der Mauer bietet, ers
beben iid iiberan unb an pielen Stelen
ragen bobe S6tpte aus ben bielen
Merfidtten empor, ipo biele fletbiss
9dnbe bic un5dblisen nteniilien bers
Tellen, ipel9e CUR Musriiftuns zines
mpbernen ariegsfdiff:s sebOren.
Quserbduier, Shuppen, mel items aua
8adfteinen aufsefiibrt unb NIT selber
Scribe angeitrihen, fai1en niele Strcs
Ben ein: sssen Die Oitsrenae gu finn
fleiner Gdrt1en belegen nnb bic grobe
RaIerne tpirb burh einen part, oer
halb Raien@, bclb parabepIab 1T, pou
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-03-10

unb uniformen Masaoia nebit Der
llniformenfa5rif unb por bieiem MOS
bernen Gebdube iteden feltIam alte,
balb berfallene 9duftr ab, Die benz
plabe teinsspess aur 3ierbe gereiasu.
W1it benz 8au bes projeftirten Ood.
ipelhes bas srDBts in ben @ereinigten
@taaten iperben 1oll, perben bieIe
9Gufer, bic feine @riftenaberedtisun5
mebr baben, perf4pinben. Weiter biw
eritreden ith aobleni4uppen in elmer
@erldngeruns Der Robp garb, bic ieit
Sabren ben Ionberbaren gtamen Shins
bone fiibrt.
Don a1en 9ebduben Der Nanp Oarb
maht bas Wobubaus bes GommaLz
beurs ben dngenebmften Ginbrud. IS
erbebt F9 auf einer tleinen MnbODe,
beren nit 3teritrdudern bepflanate
SerraKen i'm CONNER unter einen
Mleere bon 8ldttern unb 8litben bets
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-03-10
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elmer bGbliden, serdufdpOlen @trabes
eetrennt. On Der Waherfante ileht
bas Muge bic md4tigen Shlo!e
5dpimmenber panaertoloile, tpelne
aur 8ornabme BON 8eparatursn in
bic Napp yarb beorbert iinb. @tat:<
li4e 9aumsruppen. beren freunolides
Grin in Der id0nen Sahres5eit benz
oansen Bilbe einen anheimelnben Ginz
brud perleibt, erbeben ii4 on ptelea
Stelen. Oas alte Sbpr 1T ieit &urs
aem fir ben aus59lieblihen Gebrauh
bes Goumanbeurs fopie Die Mits!t:z
Der feiner Samilie unb ieines 9ausz
balts re5erpirt. untpeit bdpon befins
bet iid bas MeBz unb Glubbaus Der
Sffieiere, bos auf bas 8equemite auSs
eeiiattet lit, unb bieran f9liebt li6
6as 2pceum, reldes friiber dls M}a>
rinemuferm hiente, beute aber Die
Bureaur Der Central Werpdlturg
enthdlt. @egeniibsr liegt bas md9ti9e
Maeaain, in tpef9em an bic tauienz
berlei Dinse oufsefpei6ert finb, Die
on Borb Der &riessidiffe sebrauGt
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-03-10
6aus bes Com m a n beur s.

6aus bes Com man beurs.
tperben, unb no jeber Requiiition, pon
Der Stednabel Bis gum HieIenanfer,
geniigt tpirb. Weiter tpanbernb gez
langt Der Beiu9er au ben mebritOdigea
@ebGuben, in benen Der 3ablmeilter
unb Der Ganitdtsbeamte tpultet. Oiefe
@ebdube liegen iIolirt inmitten srober
@rasplGbe unb fern bon benz sei9dfs
tigen Sreiben. bas, nit Musnabnle Ger
Sonntage, iiberall in Der Nabp Darb
herrfht. Nur bel Mus3nblunsen Der
lSbne, tpelde alln,onatlid3 aipeimul
ftuttfinben, seht es on benz 3ablmes>
iters@ebdube iiberaus lebbaft Der, benn
an ben betreffenben 9agen finb man1=
NAL mebrere taulenb 2eute in tpeniger
ols 40 Minuten dboufertigen. 8ei Der
Mdnnigfdltisfeit Der geleiiteten Or
beitsn geb0rt baau elm Rehnunsspsz
fen, bas in alien Details nit Der grUbz
ten @enauigteit drbeitet unb bas an
prGeiiion ole dbnlihen ginridtrngen
Der er0Bten biirssrliaen Gtablihs.
ments melt iibertreffen biirfte.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-03-10

Its. her II einsr G1luht bes giirssrs
iriss<s cine Trsgatte Der lnionflotie
burdbpbrte. Gin< ben bislen Shiiis
fen bar9bobrte Gneibe unb Elm @e.
i9at sroGblen benz 8efuher bon ben
bieIen Werfu4en, fD<lfbe dngeient tpr-.
ben. I'm bic 2eiitunssfdbigteit bes Sc.
fAoHes benz Danger segeniiber au ers
mitteIn, Wtriude. bic beute mod nihi
als dbsei4loftn ongeiehn tperben
f0nnen, Nn Der speitli9en Mauer er.
bebt fid Elm setpaltises proDilons>
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-03-10
g @dbsIfedten

9om 2bceum Biz gum Wafer er>
ftredt ii4 Der 9ropbdenplab, 8 mo bic in
mdnhen blntieen, uber ebrenreinen
RGmpfsn erbtuteten @efhiibe aufss<
ftellt iinb. BORT iinb lon0e 18< unb
32<pfiinber. iotpis furae, nlafiDe Ga
ronnoben 3u ftben, bsr<n ebtrnsr
Weunb m,itgtfpronen bat bei Der Oes
italtung bifprifder Grei9uiie. Die
W2sbraubl bisfer @ef4iibe eeb0rten
einfmals ben Dstkrn ouf ber 1nbsrn
Geiix hes dtlantildben Oceans unb
iuurbsn ibfNn I'M Rampft I'm bie Scls
t<ut Dretbeit obgenounltn. 4n benz
Mdnbe hiefts q 1rOpbdtnplobes erbebt
itn eine bt{6eib<ns Utdrmor5duk. sem
Mnbtnfsn mddsnr 99serid6en 1etDib.
lls<t, ~ }trn BON Dotertonhs IN 0tls
bentob oeilorfen lnh qtt9 neii bds
bon t n,oN ~ lpses o11
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-03-10

: Der Staat Soma befbt eine neue
@eiebiammlung, unb linb barin bic
Gtrofbelfimmunoen fur Bigamie meg
9elaRen. .Db bas nur 3ufau gewe-
ien," frdat bic .Joma 9ribiine," rooer
ob perf6iebene uiiferer @eiebfabritan-
ten lire priboionaeleoenbeiten i'm Mu9e
batten, als lie bisien paiius perfbiuin-
ben lieBen9s Mie tpdre es, ipenn
man Die iln9arii1e @eisbbeIiimnuna
bafur tini9altete, tpetne ieDen Biaomi.
fen 3ipin9i. nit 5luei Meibern 3niam.
men ii einem 0auis ~ leben9"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-03-10
aSnmber @Srcn ssiebt Mmf.

Niemanb braudt nlebr BON Nhels
mattsmuS ;u leiben, bas iuunberbare
Salpaticn Sfl, treibt ibn aus. "eSd
tpurbe febr niel bon Nbeunlattsmus
gepla9t unb bic belfen Doctcren frnts
ten mir nidt belfen. SD brauhte balln
Salration Sel uno Stpei 8Iafhen fur
irten mid." Trau 6. S. pbelps, 8cr
%, gnfielb, Gcnn. Salnaticn Sel 1T
bas bette Mi.tel fur Branb, Shnitt
unb 8ri,bsWnnben, eS 1T iiberau fur
tiur 25 GeittS bic Tlafete 81 faufen.
&ein anbercs Qiniment it 70 gut.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-03-10

- 9as Bampblet Prattiider Weg=
tpelier su pfarrer Seb. 9nslpps Seil=
metbooe, in oeutiher ober enelil6er
Spra6e, 1T in unierer Office gu haben.
9reis 10 @er.s. ii
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-29

DREssN
MRS UNLOCK. Ne@ York CITY I,~ere
MAKE room 49, assr Lac. Ef1t4. ~a~
nsT Second avenue ard Jagses stree,
Tai.Jr-11ade gowns. Latest sty.es.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-29

-
PrnLysHEgs -<CIF'eE TFavf Ing
sg4nta are J. 4 Me- elan. : s.eNssy
ssa o 4 Y>Gomis e.Iy collectors are !.
f-,fhrarr n r iz.w3~y. Eugene Nc
Csreny. {. II McCoTan and n a " s.as-
ast.s.zesers everywhere &fs our asr8tIs-
Pa ryao1sy gr1y 80 Ensse aE1 % ear fssl-
dent agFatz - sE1s various CITES at 40" '4@
Of ske Northwest. -
ADVERTISE NCs-~(}srice no4fss 0! 20
fsast-Trtssl.geasces business oF.-cT- I'a..y
uEsl Il p. y. S--3aay Ap1f-s. open d. IN
to l. 2 10 CLASSIFIED a@rt'i tS-t1-eI1I7 80
,nssr1!er. following morning x ~ ~ fe-
r.syss srx, 81 gg,.gt O. n -stITsTtsztfr Z ~
under classified headings VII y lnss ts'
al ,s1e fate 81 / eeas q %1Fl e'.ea s4Ss.
tsos Payment a5waTs n asiS@I-es- -
advertise a5eut received Tor ic%= Nis" ri
cststs. II
ADVERTISERS Changes for aaSef-
::sssnenfs 81 the sunday P5sT~ if4i -l'.s.'.ss'
u,gse b. furnished - / 5'ciocE rslas,
aavsrtsss rs.nts v3tl - reN~;Fs1 - ~ AM
Crscfr % the Pos Intelligence
REV hRT)~Tsa 40Iaars ~gY - Tad 20.
.r.forrastloa lea6ius 70 fa* eGFy1ct'9n G.
.rv rTxr.9vs assair. COPIES u this pafs!
deitseyea 10 s,so@er39erH u Ssa.sis
TACOMA III EEAtf~SG- i-9S faclSac
Avenue l.. A Harrison.
EVEPETT-p X. Lewis
SPOKANE Branch Office. IraceIs
block sBs R!ger1ses avenue. telephone ~
J. q Peterson. Manager
SORn TOW SsFsS I}~W n \. Pfsihef
A,IITNGBAM .$AH~Ntw ebatcoIn,
Psrker Ellls. Manager. -
WIns'sHiey Agent
VICTORIA y. c,--GeorEe Asrsden
The following ietisra await advertisers
a. tais office
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-29
EMPLOYMENT MANTED-MAI.E.
HELP WANTED--NAI.E.

pass. railroad help for
Montana; house and bridge carpenters.
s2So; hotel cock. SO. pan.ryaan. S. week;
transfers rocknan. sia5cers and "a Dor
ers on railroad. - free pass; cook ard
d!shwasher for Shagw ~. So and SIS:
third hotel cook; restaurant cook, Coun-
Is To8dmen rear CITY. SIG1, h.teu-n
helpers; all kinds III woods hep. top pay
man 10 deliver milk, knes hotter, lorse
feamSter 81 and found. mill rousta bout,
s.. adZe. bridge. Ak ard right ~ wSy
men Ss.5o siarchsr and polisher So
week wood and bot choppers and cad
ers. some tine chances, r2gniy men want
ed steady work. cheap rent. hop pit t.
ers Cranes Agency. lE Washington
street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-29

TWO clothing statesmen wanted IN Seattle
ard OF" IN each county in every state
10 take orders for cur s. ~ 10 slo % ma de-
t9-fneasufe suits ard ogerr0ats: iiv,. men
without experience can make $50 O. per
moata, i yea can furnish Sat.sfasto. y
refcrence w. Wi turn3sn !, ccmpiv.r % m
pie line ara outfit ana start you II work
al once For particulars address An,cr-
lean Ncoi"a Mills -. Enterprise build
ing. Ch.c8gu
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-29

BEFORE purchasing sewing machine
do not fail 70 try The Up-to-0age FALL
Bearing machine. Hanson's. 2I5 Column
h:a. opposite postoff.ce: telephone Black
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-29

a Ia l.
NESS PROPOSITION
Ssc-s.s-ysn-p IN frsS-class Incorporated
company engaged n one % t1s isaEssf4s
state Is s,s1 70 resrrors5Fsss- srgss.rcrzhv.
energetic business nan. 21ie 70 invest
command immediate investment OF sev
eral thousand dollars. capital ~ 1sd OF
sccount cf business outgrowth; ;uliess -
eursty gwen; profits and salary ~ least
% per cent. Of amount invested first year.
investigates courSed from principals
only. best references furnished ana
CURED. Address for three days, Prssi-
dent. care NJ p. Stafford. lawyer. IS
Burke building.
FOR sALE-A centrally located saloon.
Fer Sale-A se-raou, hotel. We'll furnished
ard centrally located
For Saie-A paying grocery store.
For Sa!e--A centrally located hotel, office
ground floor.
For Sale-A well iocat tel barber shop
For Sale-A centrally located restaurant
Fer Saie-We have al kinds Of business
Come and see Is. 2S-$4-35 Union block
WANTEI>-To invest Son 20 sfa.1o n
good manufacturing company already es-
taolished. lumber preferred. ~ a first-
e-ass business man o twenty years ex-
periencs: also want % lake active pa.
IN mana cement Address D. care Post
inteiligeacer.
WANTED--A man with little ul1nev 10
take and ran a first class grill room.
Everything furnished. rent very lew;
must be capable Of catering 10 IFS, ciaSs
trade. Apply at room Il. Posi-Int.i. Ill
genCer building
FOR sALE-A complete shingle mill in
hrst-ciass running order, with plenty OF
timber; viii sell cheap for cash: owner
going East Address * II, care Post-In-
;eiligencer-
FOR SAI4E-sao fruit poultry. fish and
oyster stand one OF the best markets in
city. Inquire Denver Market, corner OF
Madison and Second street.
WANTED-partner 10 take half interest in
manufacturing nousetold speciality: large
profits Call lAs First avenue. See mod
Ell In operation.
WILL pay cash for stocks Of merchandise
OF any kind or furniture Of hotels, lodg
ing houses. etc. Address G q. care Post
Inteligencer.
WANTED Party viii 500 10 manage
and big sales: investigate. Address p Q.
Box gag.
WILL give part ca.h and part property
for good paying business; what have
you? Address + a. care Post-Intelli-
gencer.
GOOD chance for 4 live man: frst-ciass,
good paying downtown saloon at a bar
gain. VI. and *. Gottsteiu. $40 First ave-
nue.
So TO sl,0o TO INVEST in paying bust
ness u any kind; must be very cheap.
Address + 81. care Post-Inteliigercer
FOR SALE-PayiEg drug store: situation.
rent, stock. sales and particulars Ad-
dress z 81. care INTEL .gencer
FOR PROMPT ATTENTION and quick
sales Isl your property, with Herman
< Herman. 415 New York block
FOR SALE-The best bakery in Seattle
Address r 20, care Post-Irte}l 'gencer
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-29

NEW HOME SEWING MACHINES.
I WILL Oman a. Office Scr TIE sale Of me
iighc-rQan.ng New Home n - Second
avenue Wednesday: call and examine
our designs in woodwork ard get cur
bargain prices. machines warranted ten
years. r. I9eMoullpted, Agent.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-29
PERSON

BUTTER. BUTTER, EGGS. EGGS,
DID you hear IRE news Mrs Jones
waas. butter has gone E2 wniie We
were out camping Hew usietr IS y
row AAr a pound. oh. uny, can get
the uaoss delicious Iowa or Yakima
creamery for &c = pound where A,
me f1,y ps,teer SYe-e. And mind yoa.
that fellow always ssvvs good weight;
also lard ST wholesale prizes. and eggs.
strictly fresh. dozen Sse. all guaranteed.
Full cream cheese. pounds .5s,: Oregon
trs~k ,,he..xs &c a bound: condensed
min, cars Sc; IeedIlget baking pow
Ge- 10 10 ox No guaranteed t5-St class;
get IN line wifi. the crowd and gsf some
OF our nice butter. Cow Butter Store.
las First avenue
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-29

0JpH0N. W0VtN 1NSe b|N~ND'
IL ersser n, se<ssr. eEYrec- insertion OF
r.g-Jssg under these heaSirgs. ire SINE
shs.sfs re ss al fS.ss Z, rssgs@ss Off. Of gris
pagasx No charge IL uzEs sgr ssea 10
tIrsf,
Funeral notices. rdEs9s1oLa u oto@
.-<Sfaf --..fFr.s. 4rr.a-asg zfN BE charges ri
tie rate ~ 50 certe pr iI5s earn tITse.:
pEgsT~E A'fsTsT IL; e kk 90
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-29

WANTED--A man with a little rl5nsy TO
take and ran a first class grill room.
Everything furnished. rent very lew;
must be capable Of catering 10 first class
trade. Apply At room Il. Post-Intsi.i
gencer building.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-29

SIRt J +. ALLEN. HUGHES =
MicAen. }ltissv agl55lax H
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-29

A GOOD SET OF teeth. S.; silver filings
&c up, god filings. Si.Fo up; painless
fillsng and extraclion best Of references.
DR.. Baker. d. Il. $, rooms i3 and II SUI
Ivan block.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-29

WANTEI>-To invest N14 20 $4,000 n
good manufacturing company already es-
taolished. lumber preferred. cy first-
c-ass business man % twenty years ex-
perienCs: also want % lake active pz-.
in mana cement Address J ., care Post
iateligeacer
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-29

Wan III, ~ Srsti.o f.mp'os ment Ageu-
g. iib Man street 81 urn s5e hrlise
wJfk. s. 80 per day. % s1ca far railroad
to- ~ foT g0verEFreat wefk. ~. -
v God choppers. az fer cord 20 49, f0-
city and camps, Chinese ccoir ~ etfv.
farmers. porteFs. pantry Uoxs dish y ,sn-
err. etc. = eaals foT railroad vogS = 10
Ter day.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-29

FOR SALE--A complete shngle mill in
nrst-cIass running order with plenty of
going East. Address X II, care Post-In-
ieliigencer-
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-11-25
ote the quality and consistently low

note the quality and consistently low
prices.
Buy of merchants who advertise. If
you want good medium usesthe CHRoN-
IcLE. Ask its advertisers if they are
receiving satisfactory returns. Then,
too, note the fact that the demand for
advertising space in the CHRONICLE is
greater than for any other paper in
Morristown.
And do not be led to believe that the
cheapest advertising pays. It is really
the most expensive practice in nearly
every instance in the end. A good
newspaper does not auctioneer its space
to advertisers. They must pay the regu-
lar rate or let others enjoy the privilege
| of using the columns Of publication
which is desired in preference to a paper
without regular scale of advertising
rates.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-11-25
WANTED
A PORTLAND SLEIGH
FOR TWO PASSENGERS
Give full description and
lowest cash price.
ADDRESS uxxxxU
SLEIGH,
Chronicle Office.
A wheel Note.

If you are about to chang up" your
wheel until next season it might be we'll
to bear in mind that clot of mud drop
ping on the inside of the chain and work
ing into the teeth of the sprocket wheel
will in an instant render useless all the
cleaning and lubricating that have been
done to the chain, and it should be re.
moved at the first convenient oppor-
tunity. Many riders prefer. especially
so late in the season as this, to lubricate
BY boiling the chain in tallow. This
works in every joint and riyet, keeping
them working smoothly, while at the
same time resisting the attempts Of dust
OF mud TO get in the working parts.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-11-25
MIlltary order of the Loyal Legion.

A regular meeting of this commandery
viii be held at Delmonico's, corner
Fifth avenue and Forty-fourth street, on
Wednesday evening. December 7. 1898,
at $50 o'clock. The banquet will be
served at 7.3O o'clock, after which Com
panion Brevet Major George g. Hopkins,
Y. s. Vols, will read paper on THE
Battle of Newbern as Saw It.
|. The membership of this order accord
ing to the last report of the Commander
in. Chief was 9,O71. The New York
commandery, to which belong the ma
jority Of the members from this State. i
the strongest IN membership and, strange
to say, the commandery at Washington
is the smallest in point Of membership.
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oHuRoH On rHR REpnEMER,

Preaching services, Sunday at 1890 q. m.
and p. m. Sunday school at 2. 45 o'clock.
Y. P. s. O. E. $40 o'clock.
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second New Jersey Mustered Ont.

The Second New Jersey Volunteer
Regiment, which included number of
Morristown young men, was mustered
out of service at the Paterson Armory
Monday. The members of this regiment
were paid during seven months ser
vice $500 month. To each soldier
there is an allowance of $50 year for
clothing and rebate is given where
this amout has not been applied. Com
pany M of Dover, and to which the
M orristown boys belong, was rendered a
reception in the Dover Armory Tueseay.
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prominent Boston horseman and pro-
prietor of the Plymouth-Hackney stud.
The opening reception of J. B. Holly's
dancing class will occur at the Young
Mems Catholic Association Hall on
Thursday evening next.
The Board of Alderman met as the
Commissioner of Appeals on Tuesday,
but not having quorum adjourned to
sit on the evening of the next Alder
manic meeting, two weeks hence.
/. On Friday evening Mite Box Social
was held by the Home Missionary Soci-
ETY. of the NJ. E. Church at the residence
of Mrs. W. Day. A delightful evening
was spent, and boxes containing $3.50
were opened.
Lewis E. Applegit of this city, was
elected deputy grand patriarch of this
district, comprising the encampments of
Morristown, Orange and Newark, at the
session of the Grand Encampment held
at Trenton last week.
Atone of the banks an ingenious count
erfeit of ten-dollar bill was received.
By careful erasures and substitutions,
the figure s.9," where it appeared, [had
been changed to 49," and the likeness
of Mcpherson was altered so that the
whiskers were more bushy, and specta-
cles were placed on his nose.
The annual meeting of the Morristown
Society in Aid of the Evangelical Church
in ITALY will be held in the chapel of the
First Church on Thursday evening, De-
cember 1, at 745 o'clock. An address
by the Rev. Dr. Macnaughtan, with re-
ports of the work among the Italians at
home and abroad and letter from Miss
Matteoi. will make an especially inter-
esting program AS there was no pub
lie meeting last year it is hoped fresh
interest in the cause and full attend
ance may be secured.
Extensive alterations and improve
ments are being made in the counting
room of the Morristown Trust Co., me-
cessitated by constantly increasing bust
ness, which will provide for additional
space for the clerical force, and other
wise changing the former interior ar
rangementst William Van Doren is the
architect. Sturges Bros. masons. Green
wood & Decoster carpenters The work
is being done at night, 90 as not to inter-
fere with the business of the Trust. Co.
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Thanksgiving in Morristown.

Thanksgiving was very quietly observ-
ed in Morristown yesterday. Services
were held in all the churches and the
Volunteers of America gave dinner to
the poor. Notwithstanding the fall
ing snow and consequent unpleasant
ness of the day this event and the church
services were largely attended. In the
evening the lovers of amusement divided
their patronage between Speneer's Min
strels and the Forresters' Ball, the latter
event being especially successful.
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SWEDISH SERVICE.

Swedish service will be held every Wednes-
day evening at Sl5 in the First Presbyterian
Chapel. Next Wednesday evening Rev. l..
Ackeson of Dover will preach. Good singing
and music will be rendered. All Scandina-
VANS are invited.
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MARKET STREET MISSION.

At the Mission. in the new building, meet
ines in the future will occur as follows Cos
pei every week night at Las and Sundays at 4
and 73O p. M; Tuesday, 3.45 D. M, for chill.
dren; Thursday, 8 p. M. for mothers; Satur-
day, 10 p. M, sor men only.