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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-08-24

To participate in the annual State
Baptist Chatauqua, which is now in
session at Shelby beginning yesterday
evening, the following Raleigh people.
left on n special Chatauqua train at 9
o'clock yesterday morning: \. II.
Broughton. !. NJ. Broughton, John T..
Ray and wife and son, Burton, J. ID.
Boushall, w. III. Dodd and wife, Mrs.
j. A. Briggs, Miss Loulu Briggs, Mrs.
j. Il. Fortune and children, Mrs. c. Il.
Edwards, Miss Bette Edwards, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. IL. Weathers, Miss Olivia
BarkIey. Jno. w. Cheek, Frank Wilson,
j. w. Bailey, J. G. Birdsong, Mrs. c..
h. Parks and Son, Jordan Womble,
Prof. James Dnwddie, II. n. Simms,
\. II. Monaghan, Mrs. Coy Jordan,
of Ncwbern, Rev. a. l.. Belts.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-08-24

According TO the statements Of those
interested in the meeting not only the
above-all of whom are well-to-do repre-
many other Populists in the county are
Disguised with the late Wilson conven
ton. Among them. they claim, are %
number Of delegates to the convention.
who did not bolt but who now declare
they will not vote for either the men nom
mated by the Populists or those yet to be
named by the Republicans.
| saw three such delegates yesterday
and they expressed themselves very
freely on the subject.
1--WE are not Democrats" they said.
''any more than we are Republicans.
We are Populists, that and nothing
more. We believe in the principles of
that party and we do not think the
time has come when we are compelled
to desert them or choose another politi-
cal organization. When it does it will
be time enough for us to choose new
associations. But enemies within our
own ranks are seeking TO deliver rs over
TO the Republican party. We don't pro-
pose just at this time to be delivered
that is all there is of If. Our call for y
convention is simply protest against
being traded like cattle to the Repubi-
can party by Ohio Wilson,
Other expressions to the same effect
have been heard within the past few
DAYS. There can he no doubt that the
bolt is n serious one-much more serious
than was at first believed by the mana
gers Of last Saturdays convention.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-08-24
CONDEMNS EDITOR MANLY.
They Declare His Editorial About
White Women a Malicious Lie.

1t is with pleasure that the News and
Observer announces that the negroes of
Raleigh, not only do not endorse the
lying utteranccs of the editor of the
negro organ in Wilmington. but they
brand them rs malicious lies. and re-
greet their publication. They say there
is not only no truth in the charges of
Editor Manly but that his wild state
ments are horrible to contemplate, and
will do the negro race more harm than
anybody else.
Frank Debnam a representative and
well-to-do negro of this city. man of
education and influence. said: Not Il
word of Manly's editorial expresses the
sentiments of the colored people of
North Carolina. | was never more
shocked in my life. / shall not be sur
prised to hear that violence has been
done Manly by either white men or ne
groeS'
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-08-24
WAKE COUNTY CONVENTION.
Doubt as to Whether the Primaries
Nominated a Register of Deeds.

The returns from the primaries In ve
not been officially received, and it is said
there is doubt whether the vote for Reg
lister Of Deeds resulted in giving a clear
majority over all for Mr.. Hood. The
official vote may be required to tell.
There appears no doubt that Capt. Viii
hanson was nominated for treasurer.
Sheriff Page has large majority for
sheriff and Mayor Russ a good majorit>
for clerk.
The indications point to large attend
ance upon the Democratic County Con
yention which meets in Raleigh on Sat
urday. There is deep interest in select
ing strong Legislative ticket and the
people are going to be here. Among
the delegates chosen are n number of
farmers who have heretofore acted with
the Populist party. They have refused
to be carried into the Republican party.
There is no concensus of opinion as t.
who will shall be nominated for the
Legislature. as only two or three town
ships took action rs to legislative nomi-
nees. There are plenty of good men, the
party will nominate the best men, they
will accept the nominations, and the PEG
pie will elect them.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-08-24

A Firm in Henderson Takes Advantage
of the New Bankruptcy Act.

\ petition of bankruptcy, the third in
the State was filed yesterday by Mr.. a.
G. Xollicoffer. for the firm Of Barnes,
Stanback x Company, of Henderson.
They made an assignment in 1892. and
were never able to completely pay off
their Indebtedness. The petition Of
bankruptcy places their liabilities at
$4,000. and their assets at nothing. A
meeting of the creditors will be held here
on September 9th. at 4 O'Clock, before
Judge Purncll at Chambers.
At the meeting Of the creditors Of A.
w. Shaffcr, before Judge purnell. Mt
noon yesterday, Weldon r. Smith was
chosen referee. The counties embraced
in the Fifth Bankruptcy district, East
ern judicial district of which Mr.. Thorn
rs L. DevereuX. Of this city. is rcfereG.
are: Granville. Vance, Durham. Frank
lin. Wake. Chatham. Johnston, Harnett,
Moore and Wilson.
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INJUSTICE DONE THEM.

Transportation Companies Say They
Have Not Objected to Il Fleet in the
Roads.
Richmond. Va, August 23.--Referring
to Washington dispatch to the effect
that orders that will prevent the assem-
bling of any large naval fleet in Hamp-
ton Roads are due to complaints from
transportation companies that such an
asScmbIage would interfere with .navi-
CATION. kilograms TO the Dispatch from
representatives of various transporta-
ton lines ont of Norfolk disclaim any
knowledge of any such complaint on the
part Of companies they represent. In one
or two cases Indignation is expressed at
the injustice done the transportation
lines in the report.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-08-24
OLIVER DoCKERY WILL RESIGN
About to Give Up His Job For One
That lie VIII Never Get.

\ bird in the hand is worth two in
the bush, but Oliver II. Dockery, .Ir.,
is not old enough to know it.
At any rate he is about to give up
one bird in the hand for one in the
bush that he will never catch.
Or to be more explicit, this perfumed
youth is about to resign his position as
cashier in the revenue department here
TO make tina, campaign for solicitor in
this district
And this is how he gives up n sure
thing for one that he is sure never to
get. 1t is intimated, though, that Col
lcctor Duncan, realizing this, will not
permanently fill Ollic's place, but keep
it open until the return in November
make him a wiser man.
As soon rs Dockcry resigns which
will probably he the last of this week
or the first of next week, he will, with
his brother, Claudius Dockcry open Il
law office here. The letter heads are
already printed, though the firm of
Dockcry x Dockcry have not yet def
ntcly chosen their office.
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CRAWFORD HAS NOT RESIGNED
And Has no Intention of Doing So II
Writes.

Captain Crawford, of Company X.
First North Carolina volunteers, has
written to friend here denying that he
has resigned his commission as q result
of charges preferred against him by
Lieutenant Holmes Conrad of his COM
pany. He also stated that he had no
intention to resign but will remain until
the court martial passes upon the charges
against him.
This will come as Il sharp disappoint~
ment TO the applicants. of whom there
are several here. for the captaincy of
Company X. Several gentlemen now in
peaceful callings had already seen Cover
nor Russell to secure the commission.
No promises had been made so far as can
be learned though pulls" were being
exercised.
Captain Crawford wrote that his com
pany had just been ordered ont to the
rifle range for eight days target practice.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-08-24
MISTAKE CORRECTED.

Mr.. Norwood Received q Very Hand
some Support Where He Was Best
Known.
In publishing the returns on Sunday
morning. the fgsres for sheriff in Bar
tons Creek and House Creek were in
correctly stated. In Barton's Creek,
Mr.. Norwood received 50 votes and
Capt. Page 3, and at Edwards Store
Houses Creek, Mr.. Norwood received
30 and Capt. Page 6. Mr.. Norwood
carried Neuse township. his home, solid,
and in New Light the vote was 60 for
him to II for Capt. Page. 1t is in these
four townships that the people know
most Of Mr. Norwood, and the fact Of
his very large vote in them attcsts to
his popularity among the people where
he is best known.
Mr.. Norwood had never before asked
for a nomination. He made a splendid
run, made friends wherever he went in
the county, and is to-day one of the
most highly esteemed and influential
Democrats in Wake county.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-08-24
ORPHANS CONCERT.
The People of Durham Were Charmed
With Their SINGING.

Durham, n. c., August 23.--The chill.
dren of the Oxford Orphan Asylum, I'M
der the direction of Mr.. Will y. Co1es
and Miss Miner, gave Il concert here to-
night to Il crowded house. The young
people acquitted themselves with the
highest credit AT the conclusion of
every number rendered, there was II
round of applause. Two vocal solos by
Miss Lily Williams were special features
of the entertainment. However,
every number was we'll rendered. 1t
was by far the best concert of its kind
ever given in this city,and more delight
ed audience reyer left hall. The chill
lren are sweet singers, indeed, and de-
serve the very largest patronage.
About 5000 was realized from the con-
cert
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-08-24
GOV. JARVIS SPEAKS TOMORROW

The Democratic executive committee
of Richmond county has invited Gov.
Jarvis and several other prominent Dem
ocrats to speak ut Ellcrbce Springs to-
morrow, some twenty miles from Rock
ngham. This will be among the first
notable speeches Of the campaign and
the people will hear with interest the
statement of Gov. Jarvis views. Asked
last night as to the line of thought he
would pursue in his address, Gov. Jarvis
drew straight line on the table ana
said, 'That-a straight line-white peo-
pie on one side and negroes on the other.
Let people choose on which they will
serve"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-08-24
BINGHAM SCHOLARSHIP.

The committee appointed by Senator
Butler to examine the applicants for the
Bingham scholarship from the State mt
large will meet in Raleigh Wednesday.
August 31st. at II o'clock, in the SUI
preme court library.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-08-24
THE WOMANS COLLEGE
RICHMOND, VA.
established 1854.

Located in the beautiful and historic
city Of the South. Offers unsurpassed
advantage in Letters, Science, Music, Art
and Elocution. Faculty of twenty-ose
Professors and Instructors trained in the
best schools of this country and Europe.
Health record remarkable-never a death
in the SCHOOLGIRL students last session.
Building heated throughout with steam,
hot and cold water, baths on every
floor. The table supplied with the best
the Richmond market affords. Terms
moderate.
For catalogue, apply to
REV. JAMES NELSON, NJ. A, d. D.,
Principal, Richmond, Va.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-08-24
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS.
I'm GifIs and YaTlE NgNFl
Raleigh Male Academy

Twenty-frst session opens Sept. 5.
Thorough training preparatory to col
lege or business.
Small classes and close individual sup
eryision, especially in elementary work
Board in city at reasonable rates. For
catalogue or information, address
HUGH MORRISON, Prin.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-08-24
Notre Dame of Maryland.

Charles Street Ave-, Baltimore. Md.
College for Young Women and Pre-
paratory School for Girls. Regular and
Elective Course. Extensive grounds. To-
cation unsurpassed. Suburbs of Balti-
more. Spacious building, completely
equipped.
Conducted by School Sisters or Notre
Dame.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-08-24

Nothing cures aches and pains as
quick as Goose Grease Liniment. Guar
anteed.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-08-24

One Cuban in the commfssary depart
ment is worth two in battle.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-08-24

Ask your dealer for Grape just once,
and you will always do the same in the
future. aug 6 NJ
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-08-24

Before marriage a man sWears to love,
after marriage he loves to swear.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-08-24

Patriotism is frequently used as n
cloak by scheming politicians.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-08-24

There's something crooked about the
business of corkscrew manufactures.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-08-24
NAME STRAIGHT TICKET
THE FORMAL CALL HAS AL
READY BEEN ISSUED.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, IS THE DAY
Delegates to The Wilson Convention Last Satur-
day Declare They will Not Alb de by its
Action Some Of the Best Farmers
in tho County, Amnnu Pnlters
in the County Among Boilers.

The movement to put out straight
Populist ticket in Wake county, fore
Swallowed by the bolt from Wilson'S Re
publican side-show held here last Satur-
day, has begun to assume shape.
A petition calling for II convention OF
"all Populists in Wake county In favor
of maintaining the principles of the par
ty," was circulated yesterday and within
a short time received a number of sign
ers.
Those interesting themselves in the
matter propose to hold their convention
in the court house next Saturday week
(September 3 and nominate a straight
populist ticket for the county. That the
meeting will be lively one is foregone
conclusion: that some straight hos s;nff
will be dealt out is indicated by the
announcement in the petition that the
signers there of maintain that the
righteous principles of the Populist party
should never be sacrificed for office
alone or for the benefit of n few
The formal call for the convention Is
as follows:
Believing in the justice of the prin-
ciples of the Peoples party. and that
the evils under which this country la
bors will never be remedied until
such demands are enacted into law,
we maintain that these righteous
principles should never be sacrificed
for office alone, for the benefit of
few. Therefore, in order that we,
as a party, may maintain our integ-
rity and preserve the autonomy of
our party, we issue this call, and APP
peal to all Populists in Wake county
who favor maintaining the principles
of our party. to meet at the court
house in Raleigh. on Saturday, the
Bird day of September. 1893, for the
purpose of nominating II straight
Populist ticket for the county.
(Sipnad1
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X. y. W YIN IL.
G.. Il. M'CULLERS,
JNO. C. FORT.
G. r. DEBNAM.
j. II. SCARBORO,
ID. NJ. DIZAR.
G.. A. SCARBORO,
A. c. DUNN.
w. G. PEARSON,
NOAH WALL,
w. Il. M'CULLERS,
n. Il. PENNY,
X. ]. BUFFALOE,
A. C. GREEN,
p. r. BUFFALOE,
w. w. GOODWIN.
NJ. w. BUEFALOE.
SHERWOOD WHITE,
W. c. BUFFALOE.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-10-20

u,e Uerue. w lpuroe iuuagu ye,o0rSl
elmer idmarien Majeitdt, oes beriidtiS'
ten Nadabmers oes srosen Napoleon,
bes r9aiierS" Gauitin I. pon !Oaiti.
Gus Port.ausP riuce, Der Sauptitabt
Saitis, bradte er cine Wlulattir als
Satin nod Berlin nit, mas ieiner
.Seit in Der bortisen @eiellidaft gros
bes Gufieben erreste. Spdter siug
Wiiller auf bier Sabre mad Sapan CUR
Grridtuns elmer militdrdr3tliden gias
oemie in Iofio, moielbit er lid bel
ieiner Ell len Guoieus beim Mitaoo in
elmer iebr o~ri9inellen @eiie einiibrte.
Oamals mubte nod jeber, Der ben
Talaii betrat, bic S1ube aus,ieben.
Or. Wiiiller meiserte iib ieoof, Die,
lem Nniinnen nat;ufommen, inbem er
bemerfte: Seine Wtajeitdt Der aonis
Wilbelm bat mir ~beioblen. Seiuer
Maieiiat benz 9aiier BON Sapan in
BOILER Uniform meine 9lufmartuns ~
MAIDEN. CUR preu6iiden Uniform ges
b0ren aber bic Stiefel!"
Da oieie Neueruns unerbOrt idieu.
10 trat Der Wiuiiterratb Suiammen,
UNI iiber ben Sail ~ beratben, uno be-
milliste idlieBlid oaS Yerlansen
Miillers. 60 ipuroe Or. Wfiiller bic
erite uno auf LANCE I3eit binaus aud
bic eiu,ise Yeri0nlidfeit, melde ben
EalaIt beS Mifaoo beidubt betreter
hot,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-10-20
Clint Sbabpartit nor 2f6 9abren.

Gem nNeuen @iener 1aseblatt"
idreibt man. GS tpunoert mid, in Der
Tebatte iiber bic Geididte bes nlebeus
Den Sdadls" fem @ort BON benz
Sdadipisl sebUrt ~ baben, meldes
Der prunfliebenoe 9uriiirit BON Sads
fen, @eorS Der Oritte, i'm Sabre 1852
in 9arlsbao p%eranitaltete. Ga mehr,
Der 9uriiirit, Der elm GROCER Sreuno
bes Sdadipiels mar, oiirite ipobl aud
Der Griinber oes Spieles nit lebenben
Sisuren semeien fem. aluf Der @ieie
nebeu Der Sobannisbriide Geet Der
garten oes Sauies Gum 9olbenen
Sdilo") muroe cine sro6e Hdumlif,
felt oils Sdafbrett abseitedt uno bic
5eloer nit meiben uno idwarien
2iidern be;eihnet. Die notbise Gins
,abl BON 0isuren itellte saS @fiolse
SEES auriiiriten unS bes Ser,oss b6n
Sausnburs, Der sleidiolls oamlals sur
Sur in Sarlsbao meilte. glle Sbeils
nebmer muroen entIpreheno toliiimirt,
uno Swar Der cine 2beil in wet6er,
Der uuoere in ibwar;er 6arbe. Sn
an9emeiiener Guiiernuus wuroen rings
UNI oas Sdadbrett 2ubinen fir bic
seluoenen Gdlie auiseitellt, mabreno
fiir Die beioen Sdad;ipieler, ben 9uis
%fiirlien uno Den Sersps, fir Seoen aui
Der Seite i~eiuer 6i9uren eisene Gliras
ben erribiet muroen. un9ebeuer ieiers
lid, unter ben SlGngeu zines Wiars
ides, eriol9te Der auimarih Der beiben
alrmeen, Die burd) ibr Grterieur, iomie
curf ibr grauitdtiides Auftreteu 9roEe
Seiterteit erre9ten. Gas Spiel ielblt
sins sans reselreft Dor lid, Die 6isus
ranten besGben it'd nit srOEter Frd'
SiiiOn le mad Dem GebeiB Ger Spieler
auf Die betreiienoen Seller oes meiten
Srettes. Der genaue Gerlaui Der Fara
tie III unS leioer niht erbalten seblie.
ben nur 10 piel meloen Die Gbrcuifeu.
oaB lid Der Sie9 balb Dem &urfiiriien
,ureiote.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-10-20
lltab cbt= INN @etreine. 2aaoereien
in Dem berlbmten Salt Cate Jbale.

O9as 3bal lit iiberaus berrlih. Ser 80
Den ldBt ntd)ts 81 tpiinlben iibris; er lit reidb,
lebr ersiebig uuo leibt III bebaueu. las
Sllra fam in feirem Grotbeil iibertroifen
l%ueroen; Die natiirliben Tprtbeile oes Sba=
les llio uniibertreiiib. IS gren,t an Stao-
tG, oeren 8eiammtbepplteruu9 lid aui ilser
100000 belduIt. Die Sriidte, pelte in Die
ltnt Sbale geoeiben, baben bel neitem ben
Sorii9 I'M Ser9leif Su lenen, Die in iraeno
etltem anoern Sanotbeil uahien. 10000
Nter lebr gutter cultiuirter uno uncultisirter,
bew1nerter Ganoereien Iino in oieiem 5bale
81 nieori9en Ereiien uno inter leibten Be
ottgungen 81 pertauien. 9ieie 9anoereieu
mo Gigentbum elmer @nsliihen @eieaihait
Die Treiie uno %Beoinauuaen limb feitaeiteut
liro gleihfornlg uno nitt auf Spetllattps
uen berehnet. Sn oieiem 5beile bat man
elIlen 9uten Booen, aenus Sonnenihein uno
po~lltdnei9e Gontrole iiber Die Sseuhtiafeit (;
iuenH nit Seritano benuBt, lit jeoes Sabr
ellle reitlihe Grnte III eilem nominellen
Nretle gelitert. Solhe, Die einen &limas
petlIel por)unebmen 9eipilt limb, iolten
Utah beluten. guf ben Is. October 1898
NJ cine Grcurlipn mad Dem 5bale anbes
r1limt. 0esen w~eiteren Ginselbeiten, ME.
ortaen 6abrpreiien II. ~. ipreht Dor ooer
'treibt an
Yeter 8rid,
40 ct. Glouo, Nlinn.
Stuatsasent ihr Die Utah Cbits uno @etrei.
De- Nanoereien.
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tAui tirfrbl brs Drnkers.

Ger italieriide Sdnger @uaoagr;
mar ebenlo berllbmt megen ieineS "a.
%lentes, ME betannt megen ieines Sod
mutbes; e%riteres uerld)aifte linn 9roEe
Geiftblimer, leeterer 500 linn oft &c.
maltise 0emiitbigun9en III.
Der Serips ~ Parma, melter i'm
germ bate, prizes einmol iein ausges
~seibneteS lulent pOr ;lpci irur;Giiifen
&upalierel, welfe ieinen Soi beiudls
ten. Gr forNerte Guaba9ni ari, islnen
Tuf Dor oieien Serren ~ redtiertigen
Der Sdnger aber, melfer Die Srars
Solen nobl nid)t leiben mofte, iung
gang erbarmlih, nobel ibm angeblite
Seiierteit als @Orlrano oiente. Der
Ser;o9 ~9emdbrte linn einen Grbolunsss
urlaub bon ietS 2asen, oann iollte er
pieoer auftreten, aber nitts balf-er
fang ieet nod itlefter ais oas erite
Oial. Gin neuer 9lufidub murbe linn
geItattet uno ais er bann in einem
8on,erte bel Sofe iinsen iollte, mar
er niI9enoS III iinoen-er mar auf Die
Saso sesansen. GmpCrt iiber bieie
nnperibdmtbeit, lieB Der Ser;os ben
Sdnser in's Geidnsnib %brinsen, nit
Der Weiiuns, linn att Gage lang nitts
oils 0rco uno Gaiier gu reifen, cine
Nnorenung, bic Guaoasni ourdalis
nitt bebaste. 9lm neunten Gage wurbe
linn in ieiuem 8~eidnsniiie elm fclts
lidDes Wlabl aufgetragen, uno elm BE-
amter befam Ueiebl, ibm bel Der
Nlabl,eit Geiellidait iu leilten. On
benz N~usenblide aber, oils Der alis9es
bunserte gefansene iiber bic Speiien
beriallen wollte, belt iein 2iidseiells
idafter i'm suriid.
rGineu Susenblid, n,ein Serr,"
fprad Der 2iidsenoiie, lid babe itrens
gen 8efebl, sic nift cher eiien gu
laiien, oils bis sic mir etmas porses
funsen baben."
Sd iinsen? @ie fam i'd iinsen ;
id iterbe ia fat Dor Sunser!"
r@leiduiel, erit nadoem sic seiuns
gen, biirfen sic eiien."
Guaoasni fang, uno Der Deamte
wollte lid barauf en%tfernen.
.@ie? sic wollen fort? Wollten
sic mir nitt bel Glide 9eiellidait
l%eiiien?" fraste Der Sanser.
rNein," entsesnete iener faltblitis,
lid babe feline i3eit, i'd muB beute
nod brei Spiebuben bdnsen!"
.Wie? Sic mdren-"
Der Shariridter, Sbnen ~ bies
men. Sic MOLTEN nidt auf Defebl 'beS
Serioss iinsen-iest baben sic benz
Senfer etpas roriinsen miiiien."
Gle Sahe puroe ifnell beiannt,
nno @uaeasni fab lid sen0tbist. bic
ibn mioerfabrene Sdanbe fern non
9talien ~ nprhsrnsn
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Sur srsbem amsfeauns in cma6a.

Nebmt bic .Nortb'W eitern. 9inie"-g.
st. y. W. & 8. Rp. grcurions. 3idets
p~.rtauft ieben Gag bis gum /. Wouember
am co.. 81. unb 81. Muouft ipesieuer
6atrprsis $500 fir 6in' uno Riidreiie.
Tie Raten eelten BON st. paul unb Win'
rsapolis aus. Nnbere Gage, an benen
lp.iisle Jabrpreiie selten, ruerben pom
3sit III Seit beiannt aeseben. Sir Raten.
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