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The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1898-01-14
LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA, WASH. /

JAN. 4tII, 1898. 7
Notice is hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has filed notice of his intention TO
makellal proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before Grant c.
Angle, U. S. Comr. at Shelton. WASH, on Satur-
day, Feb 10Th, 1898, viz
FRANKLIN E. BAKER.
of Shelton, Wn HID. No. 736 for the Ell of SwlI
Sec Is TIP 20N, ROW.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land, viz: Leo Anderson, John Mcintosh,
D. w. Roderick, all of Shelton, Wash, Henry
Inman, of Arcadia, Wash.
FRANK G. DECKEBAcH, Register
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MillinePg:

Stamped Linen Good
Silk Pushes, Surahs,
Trimed and Untrim'G
HATS
Ribbons and verything kept
in a frst-class Millinery Store.
a@ Special attention given to
retrimning.
MRS. w. B. EATON.
Shelton, Wash.
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For Periodicals, Magazines, Illus
trated aud Story papers, call on {. V.
Dunbar at the old Shelton Drugstore
building.
Try Shelly's Cough Syruo. Boston
the market.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1898-01-14
School AppOrtiOnment.

The following is the apportionment of $265S. 40
County funds to the various districts of Mason
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A CurfeW Ordinance Needed.

The curfew ordinance is in force in
about 800 cities and towns, including
Omaha, Lincoln. Pueblo, Kansas City,
St. Joseph, Denver, Topeka, Leaven-
worth, Quincy, ILL.,, and Evanston, Ill.
The mayor of Lincoln says its results
in reducing Crime are very satisfacto-
ry. Other towns make similar re-
ports. Thelpolice chief of St. Joseph
says there has been a reduction of so
per cent in commitment to the reform
school. Tacoma Ledger.
A curfew' ordinance is an urgent
need in Shelton. as 1t is IN all towns
where there are many children, boys
and girls, who are treading the down
ward path as rapidly as possible. If
they were required to keep off the
streets during the hours of darkness,
they would stand some chance. of be-
coming useful men and women.
Ladies whof have been waiting for
low prices ON 'coats for themselves or
daughters. viii find them now at the
LIN Co. 'ia 4ssir
'Old, yet ever new. and simple and
beautiful ever" sings the poet, in
words which might well apply to
Ayers Sarsaparilla-them most efficient
and the scientific blood-purifier ever
offered to suffering humanity. Moth
ing but superior merit keeps it so long
at the front.
A nice lot of fine selected duck feath-
ers just received at the L M Co. so cts
per pound.
Don't forget that treat will be pro-
yided by Miss Adah Mckenzie, the
elocutionist, at the entertainment, the
18th for the benefit OF the school
Library.
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The Mason County Journal.

rreLtsnED EVERY FRIDAY MGRNIN7
cp.vT c.. ANGLE, PROPRIETOR.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURTO OF THE STATE OF
WASHINGTON, FOR THE COUNTY OF
MASON
MARY F. CARY, Plaintiff !
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Esther LYONS in St. Paa1 Dispatch ;
The transportation companies arc
hanging out thcir banners. Already
the great exodus has begun. The
supply houses are as busy az they they
can be. All railroads are being del
ugad with people daily, desiring new
and fresh information regarding the
great Northwest. From al obtain
able information, it would seem that
the laree army Of gold seekers is i'll
yariably heading for one direction
that is, Dawson City and the imne-
diate vicinity.
In Alaska. there are 600, 600 square
miles Of territory. Very little OF ii
has been properly explored Or pros
pected, yet geologists and scientists
tell us that, according to all known
signs, the conditions are favorable fol
gold in paying and large quantities. te
be found on almost all or any Of the
tributaries of the Yukon. Nature
with whip in hand, has dashed the cole
and driven it back farther toward
the pole. So that just at the present
time, when the workingmen OF oul
great republic were virtually starving,
Alaska reached out a welcoming hanC
and said: "Brawn and muscle, come
to me, come to my cold embrace; but,
although my breath is cold, from my
clasp you can snatch blight yellow gold,
the panacea for all your painand heart
aches. -
The big find was made. and il
proved to be on British soil. and the
word Klondike travelled like an electric
shock. But long before this. as early
as the fall of 1894, was established al
American town called Circle City, al
most at the edge Of the Arctic circle
about 1.4OO miles from the mouth o
the Yukon. 1t is on the west bank
where an elevated tableland border
the river. and it is just within tn
Yukon flats. Circle City proved to
the distributing point for the vat re
gion of Birch creek and will. withou
doubt. become the metropolis of tn
Yukon, principally because it is O.
American soil.
There IS no natural advantage in put
ting the town just where it is. onl
that there is small bend in the rive
just out of reach of the rash current
which makes very nice landing plac
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leadership of the den ocratic side OF
the house against the best metal OF
that end of the floor He has attained
his success by the forces of sheer brain
power, with which quality he is rich
" endowed. AS parliamentarian he
is one of the most far seeing and clear
headed that has ever been in congress,
and no situation ever reaches beyond
his mental grasp.
In person, as have said, Mr.. Bailey
is marvelously attractive. He is of
commanding height and figure, his
face is strongly and boldly intellectual,
his manner is composed and serene,
and his utterances dignified and mas
terful.
| 1t has been recently alleged that the
Texan has formed coalition with the
Hon. Richard Croker of New York to
capture the democratic convention in
1900 and get second place with the
Tammany chieftain on the national
ticket. but while his great personal
ambition is admitted it is denied by
his friends that he will enter into
any scheme antagonistic to the Boy
Orator of the Platte,'' though if he.
too, were not from the West it would
not be surprising to see his name cou,
Med with that of the Nebraskan. a
rather sonorous combination. by the
way, but whether to be as sounding
brass and tinkling cymbap' only the
future would witness.
So rapidly are events shaping them
selves in our relations with the Span
ish government that no man may say
what an hour will bring forth, but il
is the now general belief here that
while the President has almost from
the first been aware that the Maine
was blown mp, yet he has delayed the
announcements Of the naval court fol
for purely prudential reasons. We
. need time to prepare before entering
upon war even with Spain, and it il
impossible to know what may glov
ont of the situation. We may hav'
more than one foe to contend with
Such is the temper Of congress tha
should the report show that the dis
aster was not the result of accident III
power on earth could stay its hand an
! nobody knows that better than tn
, President
Mrs. Anna L. Norville, formerly o
the United States survo7 or general
office, Helena. has been appolnto'
copvist in the land Office at Devil
Lake. North Dakota.
r John W. Allen, formerly Of Helen
T and Marysville. has entered the emplo
+ of the United States Electric Ligh
Go. here.
r Peter L. Larson and Tom Greenouc
a are here. Marshal McDermott
, Is in the city
! Advices from Montana received he,
, are to the effect that Lieutenar
s Ahern has made a request of the We
t department. through Senator Carte
to be attached to the Montana Nation;
d Guard in case Of war, tho Montal
T. force having notified the members {
|. the congressional delegation that the
a desire to respond to the first call.
l. S. n. Carman has been appolnte
v postmaster at Hardy, Byron Bennett
l. Gold Butte, Mrs. B. W. Wells at Wa
q kerville and Mary z. Pierson at p
l. laris, Beayerhead county. new otflc
> Mrs Dowd has been recommended
, postmaster at St. lngatius Mission,
- -Eersey.
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PRICE: FIVE CENTS.

cans. They seem to see a wonderful
future in the Birch creek district.
Dogs here are plentiful, but they are
more or less of nuisance, as they are
born thieves. The mines and miners
are looking toward with much interest
to the introduction of the Siberian
reindeer. but they fear trouble. as the
Yukon dog is a jealous, clannish being,
and the fear is that he will fight. kill
and eat the reindeer.
From the outlook now it would seem
that it will soon be possible to leave
this country in the spring, oversee or
work the mines all summer and leave
laborers to do what winter work can
be done, and come back in the fall.
When this is possible, then some idea
Of that great country and it is i'm
mense gold fields will be realized, and
the word Yukon will become so close
ly connected with that of gold that
its very mention will conjure up Wis
ions of an Eldorado putting to shame
that of fable
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NE EWS 60 M M Z MI
Interesting Telegraph Items in Con-
densed Form.
WHAT THE WORLD IS DOING
Clippings From the Daily Press Show
ing Events Transpirlng Through
out the Globe.

Fhe British government is massinga
powerful fleet in Chinese waters
Navigation has begun on Lake st.
Clair and the St. Clair and Detroit
rivers.
Prof. Eisen has located the famous
turquoise beds of the Aztecs in South
ern California.
Montreal, Canada, is again threat
ened with an overflow from the ST.
Lawrence river
Naugatuck, Conn. is alarmed over
the appearance Of wild man who
looks like a beast.
1t is understood that Frances de-
mands in China include the cesslon
of Yangtse valley.
-Four moonshiIers have beon arrested,
and their Illicit sti!l conflscated in a
cellar III New York City.
The troops at Fort Sheridan, Chi
cayo. have Joined the troops at the
| New York harbor defenses.
The schooner Nellie G. ThUrston,
bound from New York for Alaska, is
1919 DAYS overdue at San Francisco.
Co Amander Brownson, United States
nuvy, is in France inspecting war
|
T,,noolist Moody is holding ve1y
srnnnsrfnl rna 'si.2 ,I-' ,,vivn1 meetings at the
GranI 2a Central palace New York
City.
rho tTino,s pa,ch,ers Of New York
iii eond 30o0 IONS Of rornr,eal and
1000 tone If hanon to tho Starving peo-
,,IoO ,io ~ s''', N7h1
- v-;,, 70 s..,--,. ,,oo,,
DiIishcrn ma 1Ivns - so}id silver cnn
,,hinb ,voa a1ardnd tn MIN for his
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Scr. 81, g. Otipia BON Barcelona,
Spanien, pflest ii6 ben @inter bin
bur9 in aifen, Siib.garolina, auf5uz
balten. 5n 5olse idpa6er 0erpen
lit er on beftisen Sdmer5en i'm Sin=
terfopie. 9ur6 ben @ebraud pon
electric 8itters, bem sr6Bten
5eilmittel fir 8lut uno gterpen, bas es
in Gmerifa siebt, iuuroe ct balb BON
alien 56mer5en befreit. Gang Qme.
rifa iueiB, baB es 2ebers unb 9tierenbe-
i6perben beilt, baB es bas 8lut reinist
nno ben Masen itdrft, iotuie Die Merpen
frdftist nno iiberbaupt ieoer Musfel uno
jeoem Organ I'M &6rper neue Spann=
fraft perleibt. gser idiuad 1T, iid ere
mattet fiiblt unb an G6nterSen leibet,
bran9t es. Sere Sfai6e miro saran=
tirt nno foitet nur so Gents. @irb
berfauft in Der MpOibefe bon S. &altz
eDer & Son.
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Sieb . Msarft.

eau MntDnto. a. September. = @a9.
frage unb 9Sreiie iinb auf benz bieligen 8iebs
marfte anoauernb gut, bod feblt es an benz
nbtbigen Insebpte, ba bic Yaitures in ber
8eit Der euten &reisIase fart serdumt nor.
ben iiro. Grobe Mengen 8ieb tperben sur
3eit aus benz SnbianersEerritoriu gu 0eibes
unb Maitatpeden nad Geras setrieben. 8es
ionber8 fir ben Marft in st. 2ouis unb
sfaniaS Gitp iperben srpbe @tensen gieb
bier i'm Staate nit Gottcniamenz Pseb.Riid
ftanben 9entditet tperben.
Solsenbe Narttpreiie tperben auottrt
ShIaGtodieu $500 bis 1925 per "a
gfunb.
@ute 8lbe 1925 bis s2.85 per 100 9iunl
@ute fette SdbrIinse $2.75 bis 1925
Sunge 8dlber $500 Bis $3.50.
@ute fette Sdmmel $500 Bis 1925.
S9meine $4.00 Bis $3.50.
8teeen $2.00 GtS. bis $500,
at. Ncnis, IA. Sept. atnbpttb.-
Wartt fest; glatibeB "a so bia $3.50; Ltras,
8ieb $500 bis $415.
s6Deine. @artt beitdnbi8. - 50 80
Bis $4.00
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satarrb eaum ni6t fartrt mersea

surG IofaIe applitatipnea, ba fis ben Sib Der
Rrantbett nidt errei9en fonncn. Ratarrh
ift eine 8Iuts unS pser @rnitituticns .8ranf.
belt unb un fie su beiIen, rtnbt Sbr ii1neriids
5ei[nlitteI uebnlen. 9aa,s satarrbs5fur tpirS
eineenoniinen unb trirft bireft auI ba8 8lut
sno bic iaIetmisen OberHddbsn. 9al's Ga'
tarrsEur tit feins GuadiaIbersReoisin. Sic
tpurbs felt Sabren BON einem Der befeu aersts
btefes 2anees bsrprbnst unb 1T Elm ,reselnlds
bisss WsSept. Sie beftebt eus ben beiten bes
sanuten Ionica, uerbunbea nit ben beften
SIuIreinieunssmitteIu, bic hireft aui bic
ghleimOb,rfldden tpirfsn. Die bolltonlnens
Serbinbuns Oer siuei 9eitanStbsiEs lift ss, mas
ICta munberbpae ReiuItats bel Der Seilung
spn Ratnrrb terborbrtugt. aast Gu1 Beugs
ntiis umicnit i4iden.
8. 8. @tenep & Sc, eigentb., ToIebo,
o. gsrteuft BON allen apctpetsn, @rsis 76c.
San's GamilieuBillen iinb bic befteu.
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0aa @iiaitey lR beiB uUo nun aud luoDt
gu theuer Ddre.
g&IatIh bradte &iice Die reoieli9e
2llte gum G5meigen. Noun fdmpfteu
5mei miocrltieiter5e Gn:giin0un9en bic
gan}e 0urCbw0dte 9l0tt in ibr: Elm
bettemmeuoe8 @eiii9l bea 8rennun98s
meb8, Elm erleiGternoc8 2tufatbmen,
baB er 9ju9, oaB 2lieilen iie fiiuftig
trenuen piir0en.
9ein 8lid, fein @ort mar am 9ronz
fenbctt Ieincr 6rau, um sic Ell IicD
dugTtli0 beiorgt 5eigte, gemefieIt, 0eiz
len Die 8eioen ii1 bdtten iddmeu
bratden. Gennotb iiihlten lie 8eioe:
es mar beiier, lie iaben lid uiht
ipieoer.
Sim naditen Gage sar auberaumten
3eit 1nadt lid atice ld6n. Sie ludt
2ncie 5u @jefalIen ba8 annutbi0iie,
tleibIamIie SoTtiim aus ibrer Gnl0e>
robe berau8. G8 mar cine 9lbbitte ser
@ebanfeniiiuheu ge9en Georg in 0ieier
, San0lung.
9urd) bieien 1tillIdweigenben 3riz
but Ser llnteror0nun9 9egen bie g8iiulde
ser Seiuen 10 lebr lie jeet ibren eigt,
men 9lei9ungen ni6erlpraden, elaubt
Tie ii9 frei 3u faufen BON ibrer 9eItyi9en
llnliebensmiirbigfeit. !
Sic mablt beoadtlam uno lange ii
bem 1oilettenldae, Der ihon ais iiber.
fliiIiig auf ben 5an9ebooen 9emanoert
uno freut iid, oaB pas i1ti9te neiEe
8ollflei0 nod aile 6riid)e bepabyt
bat unb Tie gum GntSiiden fleioet.
9as antite, ben Sals enaumidmie.
9enoe geidmeioe bon ei9enartiger
9lrbeit, oas man auI BEN er{ten 8li6
alS Elm grbltiif Der Samilie erteunt,
uno oas iie aus Pietdt ridt perduBert,
jenes flailiitbe Silberbano, ron oenJ
lpie groBe 9lutBtropien opal geld]llIs
feue 0tubinen berabbdngen, legt lie
al8 eiu3igen Sdnlud nm ibren 6al8
uno ibr peide8, ME fliIligeS Sob
iGimmernbeS 0aar oronet lie in apars
tenn @eidnaf oerortig am itatuen
baften Sinterfopf, baB lie ME elm
wunoeri9ones 9ilo aus Der Oireftoire,
seit nit benl ouitigen GeloG iiber
Stirn uno Sdlafen ausiiebt.
syg8ie besauberno! Nein, ipie besaut
bernol4 tlatidt 2ucie jubelno in oie
5dnoe, als iie in's 3inmer trat.
llnO SIlice lift lid lobet1, bdtideln,
fiiiien unb perIudt, gelprddi9er, lie
bensipiiroiger, 8ttgdugii6er 5n iein in
bem 9emiiben, @eore gut su MAIDEN.
Gr iiebt lie nit per3iidten Yliden an
unb iuagt feline 9lnndberling iiber einen
0anbfu6 binau8, udbren6 er lie i'm
@a9en abbolt.
nglsin, ME Dir bas 9llles liRt!"
ruff 9ucie entSiidt. .Sieb mal, mas
mir Der gdneiber ba 9ll[e8 aufaes
bauidt bait" fdbrt iie in fonlilder
8er5meiflung fort, ibr graSiGies Gtrs
l6nden Dor oem 9rumeau bin uno her
luenbenb. Sold Collier lnuB i1 aud
baben!" ruff Tie auiregt. ,Gu leiblt
Mrs our @rohe, nidt? SD bob's
nod bel feinem WieuIden bis iett
geIeben. G8 1T eiu Grbltiicf uon Oeis
her GroBmutter? ga 10, bas ertldrts'
mir! Sb mans ni9t fopireu laiien
fam? Sa aber, /" ieu3te lie tra9i>
tomild, pfiir nleinen furSen Sal8
pdre es ON Gnbe bo6 ridts. On
tragit 0eiueu Sopf maieltatii6 aufs
redt ME elm Sdmat.
Ger aommer3ienratb be9riiBte alice,
inbem er lie pdterlid auf Die Stirn
fiibte uno in 2Irmeeldnge bann pon lid
entfernt bielt, um iie sii niuitern.
(5prtiesung folat).
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lbfQhrt.

9ea1 @alpefon, Soufon unb guers
tdslid ........... 1900 8orm.
Na6 Corpus gbriIti, Granias Bab uni
8eeuille tdgli6 .......2:20 Na6m.
Ra6 &etrpiae tdsli6, aussenommeu
Sonnabenos u.Sonnta9s 2 :45Na9m
Jeab &errpi0e, 9pnntass 8 80 8orm
Na6&errpilJe, ,Sonnabenbs A :30Na6m.
Mnfunft
Bon @alpeitpn, 6ouit ton unb gueu
t19li6 200 Nbenos
8on Corpus gbriiti, Granias BaB uni
Beepille td9li6 .......1: 40 9eabm
gun &errpi0e td9li6, aus9enomner
Sonntass unbWonta9s 10 :45gprm
8oH &errpille. Sonnta9s. ~ Ibenbs.
8on 8errpille, Muntass. rs Born.
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y au III 10 o lie.

gan untonip, gex, IA Sept.
D,plnarb Cts; SoOb Drbinars Az g,s
eoip MibbIins "A Cts; RiebIina AZ @ts
Goob MiSbIins b16 Gents RiSbIinq Tai
61x gents.
0alpeftom, 1es. IA. Sept. - Orb,
narp ~ Cts. 6opb Orbinarb 45a Gts.: Qpn
WibbIins AZ Gents; Mibtlina 81 Gts
@OOb gsibbIins 53s Cts; NibbIins soi,
63a Gents
stetu Orleans, Sa.. A. Sept = GrSi,
uarb 4 gts.; @ooe Orbinarb AZ @ts.
2Oip RibbIing AZ gts.; RibbItna 6%
Gts.; @oob MibbIins SO Gerts.; WiStHnS
fait 61s Gts,
8auntDOlliameu naO oefenPrOoutte.
8aumtpoas Samen per Spnne. .$6.OO-s6. 80
Brima 8numpoliamen sus
den per Ipnne e........ .$12.60-kl4.00
prinasB sBaumtpollia lliamenRebI
per 2onne. ne..............$ .$12.50-$l4.00
8dumtpouiamen 9ilien per
Sonne ..............$3 300 400
Baumippuiamen'Osl per @au .l3-18 @ts.
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- 9ie 3Orpebo'6loiiaen, bic on ben
beuiI9en 6IOtien Man6uern in ber
Ots unb 9lorbiee ibeilgenomnen ba
ben, babeu fdper burd Sitirme aelits
ten. 2IbgeiebsH babon. baB Elm 3Or,
pe0DboOt an Der beutIben atas geiuH,
fen lit, fnb 3tDei neue srobe. bon dber
$50 5onuen, Dollfdnbig unbrou9bar
gema6t unD aus benz Sieufi ausge.
mulfert iporbsn. 3w6lf anbsre pur.
ben fhwer beE6dbigt unb es fiub Rsbea
MenI6enIeben bel ben GIottenman0'
bern nerloren gegangen.
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Cine farGe 2Se6r.

Yertbel6i9en Sie Sbren &0tpcr gt9en
&ranfbeit 6urd BEN @ebruu6 pOu
Iutfs Billen, Elm lietS lideres Seilmits
tel sessn &opiidmsrjsn, Dpspepiis, Wtas
Iaria, 8uitopiuns uuo ale bamit pers
panoten 2sioen.
"Das GriebraA bes CGbfns!l'
Or. ERttl Sbre 9eberpiaen IinO Oas
8risbruo bes 9ebens. SD werOe bsm
3uFal ftetS bantbar iein, Der mid bies
isl6en tennen leruen lisB. s. 8airlei9b.
Platte Cannon, @ol.
Stttt'S 2cber Viuem
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Nad ct. Souls nia Sron Mountain
ober M. 6. & &. ..... $50 8orm.
Na6 ct. 2uuis pia Srpn Wiountain
N0ute. - 100 Mbenos.
0a6 Searne td9lib -. IS; 100 Worsens,
4a6 Qarebo. AS 8orm.
Mnfunft.
BON ct. 2ouis, Srpn Moantain 6 M
&. s. 8. .............8 800 8orn,.
8on ct. Souls, Sron Mountain & M
&. q Z. ............ 3 :55 gta1m.
8un Searne tdgli6. .10:20 Mbenbs.
8on Qarebp. 200 9lbenba
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gouteeru Wacifsc 8abn.
U bf a brt.

Na9 Stem Orleans, 6oufon unb Gal
peiton td9li9 1910 Mittass INT
$50 Nbenbs. ...........
Na6 eagle gaB, Merico &c. IL Born.
9ta6 galifornlen ...... 4 As ya6m.
Mnfunft.
gon Reip Orleans, Spuiton uno Gal
peIton tasli9 7:25 gprm. unb 4 4:25
gta6m. ...... ...............
8un galifornien &C.. 80 8ornl.
8on eagle 8aB unh Merico 7:00
Nben0s. ........... :.
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~. g. g e. Babn.
9lbf q hrt.

Nbfabrt.
0ad @aco, Sort 8Ortb, Dallas, Stan,
ias gitb, ct. Souls unb Chicago tds'
LID $3.50 Born. uno 500 Gbenhs
Nnfunft.
Bon gbicaso, ct. Souls, aanias gitr,
Dallas, Strt @ortb unb gacu, tag
LID u :25 8orm. unb 10 30 9lbeubs.
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Nysabmte 9ptel Sar,
Off, 6ouiiou StraBe,
10 NJ. W u TT. ..... Gigentbiimer.

Man fabet bier ein bor3iiali6es
@las Bier unferer beimiihen Braue.
reien. 8eionbere Inertennung per.
bienen bic Weine, @igarren, Wbisties,
2iqu6re &c. 9orSiiaIider Sreh
lun9 beS M orgens unb Na d.
ittags. Oieie MirtbIdaft erfreut
f1 bes ausse3eidneten Rufes su benz
angenebmhen a.ufentbaItsorie ber
Stabt su sdbIen.
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GOrr, 0afer unb oea.

9an HutGnio, TeS., IA. September.
Rofn. 50 bis 371a @ents per 8ul6eI.-e
fer 25 Bis 27 eents ss, gufbel. IS eu.
in 8auen, 1915 bis $700psr 8onne.
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auf Ser gega perbradten unb sic
9alfte ihler bisberigen qebens3eit in
Der Sabrif.
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Gin faapnes Gutspm,t,e EFT.

Ius einem DanfI9rei6en Der Wers.
2(oa s. 9art aus @roton, g. O.: sd
mar BON elmer s6weren Grfdltuus beim=
selu6t, ioelde lid auf Die 2uuse &C.
I6fa9en bate. Sd murbe i6per bonn
9uiten 9epla9t uno 19lieBlib 5eigten
iid Die SDmptome Der 56pinbin6t.
gier Ier5te sa6en mid auf uno erfldr.
ten, baB i'd nur nod fur5e 3eit 5u leben
babe. Sd empfabG mid lelbit meinem
grl0ler uno boffte, baB, iuenn i'd ni9t
BET meinen Sreunben auf grben bleiben
f6nne, i'd NIT meinen 2ieben i'm Sen=
ieits pereint iperben tpiirbe, ga ertbeifte
Semano meinem @atten ben &atb, 9r.
ainss Neue @ntbeduns fir S6tpinoz
lu9t. 5uiten unb @rfdltung an5uz
idaifen. Sd ma6te einen gerlu6 oa=
nit uno na9m bann i'm @an5en abt
SlaI6en. 9as bat mid furirt unb @ott
lei 9anf bin id iebt serettet unb cine
9eIunoe uno fraftise Srau." Brobe-
flait5en fret in Der spotbefe BON s..
&alteDer & @obn. 9fesu1dre @r6Be so
Gents unb $1.O0. Gs ipirb @arantie
seleiitet ober Der 8reis miro 5uriid=
ge5ablt.
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auden aus Sniefteneiern,
uno swar ben @iern 3lpeier 9lrten bon
g4alierinleftea, bddt man in Wlerifo.
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- Das 2aubseridt in 9amburg
bat bic bonn uuterseridt perfiiete 9e.
rausgabe ber Ylatten, auf tpeI9e bic
photographer Wilte uub priener cine
pbotograpbiid)e Nufnabme Der 2eide
bes 6liriien 8iSmard semadt battsn,
beitdtist unb. bic 8entBung Der plat.
ten fur ieben ein3,lren Sol nit elmer
Strafe bon is6s Moraten 0aft be-
brObt. Der 6orher Spoerle bate Be.
tannili6 ben genannteH photographer
gefattet. aur Na6tseit bur6 elm Gen.
fer ein3uiteisen unb aDei Nufnabnen
bon Der 2ei6e 3u MAIDEN. Ser G6r.
fer wurOe bonn Gariten 0srbert Bis.
mard fofort entlaHen unb besdslid Der
photographer beren 8efrafuns bel
Der 6amburser 5taatsanpaltfdaft
beaniragi.
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0uli Ghure 8abn.
U B ia brit.

U 5 fabrt.
9ad Stodbale, tdsli6. aus9enoma
men Sonnabenos uuo Sonntass,
um ............... 500 9fa6m
Msontaas nur. 500 Mor9ens
Spnnabenos nur ...... $50 Sorm.
Gntunft.
8on Stodoale, td9lid, aussenom@
men Gunnabenos uno Sonntaas.
un.... ............ Sou Sotm'
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9iirpe's Naineraltpafer III In
alIen Apoibeten au baben.
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- 66fidtsit Ia nidt INNER cine
Sugeno, aber llnb6Hidtsit III inner
Gin Ssebler.