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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. Nov fa~fnforma.inn campictsty dis
ccuragtng the hnii element caused opening hreak
in wheat Of tSte peeemtsr started al SIC and
MHy at fiaWsasc. Liverpool weak and grww
steadily weaker with the prtgtss1 Of trading. bat
The chief fartoy In the decline the keavy Ar
sentns shipments. which caused lot III iiaadss-
ing bs local longs TIE ArgsBtins sapsay
generally sapssassi to he exhausted. and the nsws
~ shipments Of l. no bushels
prise TIE price held for short ttfue tbs buy
Tag 81 shctts and against puts December touch.
ms s7fc and MAJ 5ik. tat The letting cot IF iors
wheat caused decline. Iecernhsr dropping IN ssae
and MAY 10 Tie A reTeft thst the Afgvatins crop
had hesn injured ny frcst aud drs vesther caused
. rally from the bosfosn. but, there
ATrnasiaH n the report. the little nsse
host Covering by sherts the end ~ TIRE
Sion caused advance December went to G1Sc aa3
Nzy to 7isc, taAc belew Yesterday. aud the giess
at these prices. A feature af the market
abe narrowing - TIE December May spread IN SIC.
with xsosi Gxai of changing So IL the elevator per
pie we're AeesrtinS the dss~r~ne~
An nnd~sesT~xs a ccnfhieoee In the future value
al corn rescued that csgesl fran the Generalization
shiaA strsck wheat THIS. ii Is eslssTei,
largely sassA the ssrsfn@~ 81 o@ussry offerings.
December einssd n asgzisc MAJ cao@od shssts
lower 81 2 D.
Oats we've negseeted hy she sr~rssatsrs selling
81 xay With pecef3heF eisesf * 10
s~rafer pork atdrd the g~ica for a sifas bus ths
weakness II the Ssaia rsafket ard lower sox prices
~orsute-rEs,iAsa tbis demand Ixausry fxfs esessd
ss lsxes lard . sAa4s .sp~s4 and rstss ~ lgwsy.
The leading futures ranged a fniiowss
r. Htghs fssT~g.s
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ness. In women usually the latter IS tho
cause.
fIudyam cures anEer,ia n matters not
the cause. Hudysn brings back a glow
Of health TO pale and wan eoInpisxtona
With ansemia are nearly always assoc
ctated headaches. either dun or throb-
bing. Fig. /: sunksn eyes and dark rings
under eyer. Fig. 3; pale face and coated
tongue Fig q. palpststion 81 heart. Fig.
4. impaired digestion. Fig. 8: weakness Of
limbs. Zig. a.
Hudyan promptly relieves these symp-
toms, for Htldyan gives tone and strength
10 all the body tissues. assists digestion
and assimilation, brings all the organs
into Harmonious action.
In CASES of female disorder there Is ND
better remedy than HEdyan. Uudyan
cures ali those weaknesses and troubles
that are natural to women alone.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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CLAl1vOYANTD-Cen
----~~------
MADAM EEPERANzA. clairyoyant. nse
reader. business advice ksnnebec block.
sS fesler way. room /
CROWDS visit wardsworsh. Independent,
slate writer. Normandy house, Third ave-
hue and James street
MRS. DELGER. business test medium, re-
ysaIs past, present. future. oflee. 81
MADAM FRANCISCO. medium IL Pine,
corner Second
NINE. TULARD RANKIN, 1ne First ave-
nue. 1 TO s.
Or, SWAN. readings SOC. is7 yssisr. room
DANCING ACADEMY.
private or classes Pike and Fifth ave.
Eanke hali.
DREssMAkERS.
MAZE SMITH. ladies' tailoring. room Z.
Hinckiey.
MISS WALL. Sc Hinckley. Skirts a spe-
cfaity.
DYEISG AND CLEANING.
>-~----------- ------<----~
PARTISAN DYE wORKS-New plant,
an rytt1 ANTS 90
ZIG Union; telephone. Pike ia.
ATLAS DYE WORKS, 20 Union Teie-
phone. Buzz l00I Leading French dye
house In Seattle.
San FRANCISCO DYE WORKS. Seat
tie. Blue 43.
W, ANDERSON. Fifth and James.
Black 1913.
WEIR's. dyeing cleaning. sil Jackson
Biack Issl
ELECTRIC BELTS.
PACIFIC Electric and Gaivanic Belt Co.
will sell you belts and appliances cheap
er than anyone else: all goods warrant
ed. easily regulated: carry stronger
current: do not fail to get our prices.
Second and Pike.
ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS.
s------------------------
SEATTLE BRIDGE COMPANY, bnild-
err OF bridges, wharves. coal bunkers.
etc. pile driving and foundations. deal
ers In piles. logs and spars
ENGINEER AND NAVAL ARCHITECT.
-~--~-----~----~-------~--
BARNES & CO. 1i-7s Starr Boyd build
Ing.
4. L. MALLrsTER. 5os-soi Pioneer bldg.
ExPREss AND BAGGAGE.
JoHNsoN's EMPRESS hauls every
thing. Phone Red al
FISH DEALERS
SAN JUAN FISH Co.-whoiesale fish.
Tel, black 1851, Columbia dock
CHr.oPEcK BROS. Yesier wharf Tels-
PACIFIC FISH CO.. Wholesale: only Sc
lecs fish.
GEORGE d. LIST. Seattle. Telephone.
Main co.
FLAGS.
FLAGS Fiags-Any amount. wool and
cotton bunting: also silk iags, decorating
balloons and festoons Al FelitZ Tent and
Awning Co. lit Yesler way.
FOLDING BED FACTORY.
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MORRIS & SON. manufacturers. 1870 FRS,
avenue.
GAS LAMPS.
-~-~--->--->--~->--->-
PACIFIC GAS LAMP CO, 1904 First ave-
nue.: finest gasoline. also coal oil. gas
lamps.
GuNsMITHS.
7. DESIGNER. gunsmith. so4 First ave-
nue..
HArRDREssING AND MANIcURING.
HAIRDREssiNC; and manicuring Mod
err Toilet Specially Co, y Downs
block. stS Second avenue. Ladies and
gentlemens manicuring.
HARDWOOD LUMBER.
HARDWOOD lumber. Pacific Wagon Co.
HARNESS AND sApDLERy
MsoRLEY 4 HENDERSON. aos Occi-
dental avenue.
lNspRANCE-MARISE
---->.-~~--~-------~~---~--
HuLI.s. carsoes. gold dust. coin. cur
reney and advances insured marine
losses adjusted: underwriters agents.
Watson, Hanford 4 Co. 20 Pioneer
building
INSURANCE.
SECURITY Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany IL rot the oldest or the largest NE
Insurance company In this country. but
IT Is THE BEST. The company Is or
caniEea under the laws Of the state Of
New York. maintains legal reserve and
has made full deposit with Insurance. de-
partnent as required uf all regular III
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Financial.


NEW YORK, Nov. M-The Cummercial Adyer.
6ser - Lendoa financial eahsesrAm says;
The mA1ksts here Less active to-day than yvs-
scrtxy, under tire influence Of indications u dcSrer
money. Most noteworthy Il these Was the taking u
treasury bills. ofered at e. where IL has been
pected for the los; six months that they would so
under Ter rvnk Consois fell
American securities began well hat relapsed On
fears that New York wossld not receive the
II the rate the treasury bills we'll New York
sold freely, aid the close fiat. Southern Pacific
again heading the decline, Tintes, sss Anscendas.
d; UtAhs and hssors steady. Silver again
hard On Chinese demand
BrcudstuGs.
LONDON. Nov, ia--wheat-Cargoes on coast.
buyers and sellers apart: passage, easier;
English country markets quiet
LIVERPOOL, Nov. ia~Wheat--Duli; No. l stan
dAri California, Is asdss I'D: wheat and -four In
Paris. anll; French country markets weak. Spot
No. 9 red Western winter. dull. S. lad; No Cali
fornia, Is 3dsSs I'd: No. Northern spring. dull.
s. nh Futures. dull: December, s. ed: March.
5s iosd: May. SIS lid.
Corn-spct American mixed. new. steady, Is SID:
old. steady. IS SD Futures qsiet November. -
5ad; December. u ed; January. 81 Ga.
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Breadstu6s.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. M-wheat weak Bar
ley dull Oats nrm- Spot quotations were.
Flour SHIPPING. No. l. sioai. choice ST. esa: mill
Bsriey-Feed 7sssse: hr~wins. sscssg
oats-Gray 81 Gsei Ia: red N,GtaiEA
Receipts.
F1our. quarter sacks. is.,D; Oregon. M: WHEAT.
centals, 10o. barley. centak n, s70 cats cef,sals
$3.50 beans, sacks. lfTf corn, eentals 20 potatoes
sacks sell bran sacks las uidsi,inxs. sacks. 90:
hay. tons. ~; wool. bales, $40; hides, number. s6
Produce, Fruits, Etc.
MiilstuGs Middtinsa. slsaeo 80: bran. sisals pr
Hay-whea.. 8. oaic 80: wheat and oat. Eoa
49, best barley, sssT 50; alfalfa. ssss; stock SO
HGsoc
potatoss- River Buresnh.. seasse: river reds ma
son Burbank ssoasif
Apples-Choiee 81 s: common. Nc
fancy dairy. .ssazc: seconds sia22c: picked. IA
Chscse-Nsw. malar: old. aa.ec: Young America.
Esr.~s,ore. 2sassc: fancy ranch. sss,sc: E..s.rn.
2aa2sc.
Wool and Hops.
Wooi-~Srrine -Nevada, izaIsc; Esstsrn Oregon II
alsc: valley Oregon. isseoc Fals-Nosthern moun-
gain piains. 'siac; Humbnadt and Asndoeinn. Is
Hops-csop Of 1885, its,ss
Closing Quotations.
wheat-Tnae,ivs: Decemtex. so1: May Nial.
Corn-Largs yellow Sle7tdilo
sterling Esehasge.
Sterling on London. sixty days. Sass: sight. tas7.
FinaaciaI.
Silver bars ssie: Mexican dollars. tsa4ssc: drafts.
sight, ioc: telegraph. issc.
e % %
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NEW YORK. Ncv. ia.-Floar~ Receipts, Ms.y
barrels: exports. L. AZ barrels. Market. caster
wheat-Recvirts ss.sfs bushels. Sf~t. duli No
red sssc fob, sdoat spot Options opened easy
March closed salc. May CLOSED &c. pccenoes clescd
IN.
wooi-Ihsll
Hsps--Iml
CesFee~options closed steady. nam points lower
Sales. S.aea bags. including December aSS; Janu-
AIRY, $500 February. AIS. Mid. nominal
Sugxr-Rsw. dull. fair retinirS. Sc. centrifugal
IS test. acc: relaed. quiet
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SiSs1: Iran. sifs shorts. 81; cAcrped ssed, SA9n
datxy eAcrps4 fssa. e.


Fresh raexss-Ccw ee~s &c per IL: ssssr e<rs
fsssse rer u: nautton wssAsrs s Per ID. pSxa &
rsg IL; ss.a. n ,asss. : psr 2: snal iA pr IL
fsst sacszs lss: ssry ssiiss ode. =, 'A'A
csia spsssal; ~: lasa scspsrsss ,srrs. 'k: Rsx.
Fresh Hslieat, safe: eaanrok salmon xsrc.
silver. sssc saasnaa src1s, ne: mountasn t-ss. NJ
he: snelt lsssc: Aerrsns. Ss4s: slAcs ed ;assc.
ossters. OLYMPIA 81 sack. s. gAilaa; clans 81 g
sack: panssasss crabs. live. 81 sa; cooSea. ga
.ua .ssss ssss s - 81: 'p pss =. sal s;. - Pr
sack: carrots. &C Per ssek; rsahasAs SIC per sark
surnip.. e r, sseh: essaAsr. sssae per cvi:
tacs ness: osisry. Nsaac pr aSr:
pr ssss slrsrasas SIS Per .s s as.,e s p.as 8
hc per ID: pumpkins. ise rsr ID: SQUASH ise
Fruits.
Green frait-Orsngss. Mediterranean sweets, san
as; fancy vslcnciss IS %; lefnons. 81 sass sccoTd
deE; apples. 81 sails per box. according TO variety:
California fzs. solid packed. 81. cartons 81 iasi1s:
s soa sian. se sa sr 1ss ssas Sss0. ,a 49, sss
per hsAket: pears. s. &kslS per box
Lumber and building Materials.
Loes-Sursrior quality. Der NJ, Nc. Or. sss.:
merchantxhle sr. A@s; No. cedar tsss: common.
rsr NJ. ssss: spruce logs sSsa cedar sainsss boarA
Lumher-Fir. roash s.. 50: thick finish surfaced
tire sides. :. 10 and Il inches wide Nsesu
lengths. u to il feet: special isnsths. Sc pss
extra. cneineh nnish. u3ssls: AL vertical gsain 8
Per n extra Foorins-Drssssi and matched Slf
t2: stock boards s-ineh. saais: leinch, So sAals:
lsiach. SiSaG. FencinS-No. Z or six-ineh flash
s.: Ne. p 81; ar channel rustic OF drop siding
weight loo lbs HiSiA FIR timher-Jcists aud cant
hnxs rough. HsasN. 1 9 r, 50 seals: a
GiaA Box boards-isinch and ups SIS
Washington red cedar hanher- Rough $Saa: h<yel
siding. weight roo lhs. H&9lA0: yelling weights Ns
J. and J. finch. l.Ge loss Mes. l. and : sinch
roo lbs. Shay wainscoiins Siasis. rustic SSas:
"a shingles. $l5o. standard shnsics 81, 10. enc
inch Anish, Il "A and K fest. ehe34; thick anah
sssS: cedar squares. ]. 9. and 10 fset tsAsN:
pcke;s. $i2
KIN dried. n in advance a green Drava~e ssc
Cement siohhingl-P Portland X r. & s.. 1y.
Aisen. SIS
Lime t,ohhinSl-Roche Hashos. $O; San Juan
NU
Plaster (iobhinSl-Goiden Gate. Per harrea CS
Plaster hair ttobb,ngl-W Sshed. 81 . psr MA: un-
washed. ST. 70 per sack
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lNspRANCE-MARINE,


HUII.S. carsoes. gold dust. coin. cur
reney and advances insured marine
losses adjusted. underwriters agents.
Watson, Hanfofd 4 Co. sB Pioneer
building
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Un ne nAsksts to-day thsse was . good demand
!og staple fruits. a Which the su,Yly a good mar
kstatie stag very ,iSA.
Gfar<s were good sc.ierS where Socd ssock could
DC procured but there Teyy few poxes of what
woaid be called arss-caass stock Tie inferior
Stock sosd at any price bsicw the o.,osei pxicss
while the Sood stock brought . Sod price.
Apples were nsznsr today. Commission men are
holding the top price fog fancy cnloxed goods vtlie
coskans APPLES are somewhat above tie notion
r7ee The camsnissian find IL ex.rvusiy
hard to get lEge shipment Of fancy stock a
the growers prufer to bold fog anticipated higher
price
Bananas and pine appaes ara selliaS well. due
70 the shortage Of other fruits. Banana Shipments
are coming in RAPIDLY and are being Disposed Il
Just ~ fast they come in
Vegetables are sxhtiy weaker. but the merchArts
still hold to Quoted prices Ca,sry and other root
vegetables are seil.ng well. bat the Supply II q
little greater than the demand
Dairy products remain thu same. With . rather
short supply and biG demArd Shipments 81 eeg4
butter and cheese are GINNING In almast every DAY.
and yet commission men are asking proiueers for
Larger khipmsuts-
Grain continues unchanged TIE marAes il . lit
tie weaker. owing 70 larger receipts hut IL LIKELY
10 resume ita natural condition by tomorrow.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. Nov. h-Wheat buyvFs were vsry
scarce today. and while were cat Of the mar
ket. Others yentnred nosninai quotation Of NxSse
for Walla Waila and Sic for valley. Very little i
Offering 1t these pricsx
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
TACOMA WHEAT M.

Wheat-Export, No. l club, Sc: No 1 hlues,em
8sc; milling, No. clab Sc hluesten. sS&c
C.
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WhoAre

Anaemio
are pale,
wea X,
ernact-
ated.
These
thr~
things
are what
cousti-
tute AM
aeuta
AnasyniA
then Is .
serious
disordars
and usu-
ally re-
suits
from or.
sanic
weak
nses. nsr~
ypus
trouble
or female
ugak-
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TACOMA. Nov M-Whsat continues veal and a
drop Of half 9 cent Is noted today. Club. Sc
biusstem. A!c.
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@etrennt auf cipi8!
Bon o. Suili.
Sbr GntI6luB itanb feIt; ite mubs

Sbr GntI9luB Itanb feit; lie mubs
ten ii9 trennen, fir INNER trennen
QualpoGe RG9te bate er ibr bereis
tet, perapeif flunesOpll bate lie geruns
gen unb setdmpft; bod unabpeisbar
itanb bic gtotbpenoigteit Der Srsns
nuns ppr ibren 2lugen.
@s mar fur9tbar 81 benten, es thai
ibr unenpli8 leib I'm ibn, 10 lanSe.
lange Sabre batten iie trsu SuIammens
gebalten; er bate fir iie gearbeitet uno
geI4afft, feline glnitrengung mar ibm
gu grob geipeIen I'm ibretpilIen, ir
mande barte glub bate er fir iie ge.
tnadt unb iie bate i'm treu gepflegt
uno bebiitet.
60 mar es gegdngen al bic pieIen,
gliidli9en Sabre Der.
unb pl0Bli9 mar es ii6er i'm getom:
men, 10 bub lie ibn nidt mebr gu err
tennen glaubte. Sief in linn frab et@
mas, nagte pie Elm Burm, INNER tie
fer, perbtrblider; anfangs lieb er es
Iie niGt fiiblen, aber allmd6lth ipiirte
lie INNER mebr, INNER beutli9er biz
fur9tbare llmpdnolung, Die in thnl
porging. Gr miibte Iid nod fir ite.
dber fir jebe 9lrbeit, bic er that, be-
fam Iie tleine empfinbli9e Sti9e gu
fiiblen, INNER otter, INNER itdrter.
Sdtte er brutal getobt unb ibr no9 10
smpfinblib pebe setban. iie bate es
geoulbis bingenommen. aber bieIe tleis
nen, bobrenben unb tiidiIden Slide,
bic iie unablGiiis folterten unb nur iel'
ten auf tur5e Wtinuten CUR Rube toms
men lieben, ma6ten Iie ra1eno.
2ange bate iie's erouloet oieies Ges
ben Ool Dual; lanse pdlSte iie iifj
i6laflos auf ibrem Eager unO Der.
Iu4te ibr S4idIul gu tragen, auf BEL
ierung 5u bOffen, Ii6 nit bem 8ebdn=
fen rGs gebt poriibsr!" gu tr0iten; abel
nun tonnte iie ni9t mebr, nun mar fl
entIdlofen, Ii9 BON ibm gu trennsn.
sic puBte, pie fur6tbar iie oiea
ale 9eibe nod I9mer5en piirbs; sr
bing ia troB alleOem nod nit alien
SdIern on ibr, er folgte ia nur piIlenz
los elmer bOberen Ma6t, bic i'm trie6,
lie gu perpunben unb Su qudlen, od&
puBte lie; uno penn lie fein 2eben BON
oem ibren losrib, 10 tDbtete Iie aud
Ieinen Qebensnerp, trennte ben Saben,
Der ibm 8roft unb StGrts perIieb, bic
er nur bur9 lie erbalten bate. limb
iie puBte aud, ipie piel iie an inn per'
Tor, pie iie ibn OermiFen piirbs, Oer
treuen, Iangidbrisen Srsunb!
SOd es mubte elm @nbs sema4t
ner0en.
Sic tIeibete iid an unb psrlieB ii1es
rem S9rittss ibre Wobnung; bdlb mar
lie an benz biiitern, 9rauen SouIe, ipp
iicb bic fur4tbare Srsnnung pollSieber
iollte. Mit bodtlopfenbsm SsrSsn Itieg
iie bic Sreppen binauf. bann Sog il
nit glufbietung ibrsr IeBten 9raft biz
&lingel, trat feIten S6rtttes elm in
bas biiitere 3immer unb lieB iif--
iuaala1 ubpS uslgu9 u'14! -
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3ipetter SrhbHn0.
Rpn SeIene N1iaerta.

Sc ipe6t elm RauI6en ipunberiam
9ur6's pelte 2aub i'm Saine;
Sas mubnt ni9t an @ergdngIidteit,
Sas ipri9t bonn Sonneni9eine.
Der Simmel blaut, bic Sonne ftrubIt
Salb duf bes Wdlbes Hdume.
9a tpa6en auf nit einemmal
@ergef'ne 2en3estrGume.
Die alten 8dume iperben jung.
90 friiblingsfrob Iie Iteben;
limb a9, piellei9t i6on iiber Hadt
Ses Serbites Stiirme psben. -
So Iheint ippbl au9 ins Ser5 binein
Sn itillen Serbitestagen
No9 einmal golb'ner Sonnenidein,
Wia Slides &nnbe iagen.
. frdge ni6t, tpie lang es tpG9rt,
9as ielig frpbe Soften;
Did bat pieleid)t bonn Groengliid
Der Iebte Strabl getroffen.
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Dir einen i6lsdten SderS srIuubr Aa'
ben. @r ipetb ni9ts BON 0einer 2di4s;
er tennt Did ia nod nidt etnmdl.
,0as lit ober unper3eiblih BON
ibm," eiferte Qmanoa. n@r reiite nit
mir BON .. bis 9raunberg in Elm uno
bemIelben Coupe; er mar furdtbar
aufmertIam uro liebenspiirbig unO
nabm mir beim QusIteigen metne Sos
i6e ab, in pel6er iih meine IGmmtIi'
den S4mudIa9en befinbenl"
y2lber, liebe 9tmanba, Der 2unos
ratb 1T ia fdon Ieit seItern 9lbeno bier!
Gr bat beute nod nit teinem S4ri!t
bds Saus perlaHsu. 0ob nun IONS
me, Ou tannit i9n ieIbit fragen."
Die beioen Sdmen gingsn in ben
SpeiIeIsul.
.llebrigens", fagte bic 9erriu bea
SauIes unternegs, limb meine I4Onen
pldne ms 8aHer gefallen. 0ente Dir
nur, Der 2anoratb BON 9dritenIteot bat
ii9 Dor brei Sagen - perlobt! Sd bin
gang troitIos!"
Sm SpeiIeiaal angeIangt, purot
4manba Ioiprt oem 2anbratb porges
itellt. Rein, has mar ni6t ibr ReiIebes
gleiter - Der bate oenn bod etpas
anbers dusgeIeben -
sd bin betrosen unb beItoblen"
iammerte 2tmanbd bdnoeringeno. Stt
mar gang psrspeifelt. 8ie bate lie nur
10 lsidtiinnig, 10 bOosnlus barmIus
iein tDnnsn!
Sbre Supelen bat iie ME pieoer err
balten. Der ruffinirts 9ieb mar unb
blieb perI4punben.
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mann! Sd forge idon bafiir, tob
iein Menib @tpas merit"
Sine PauIe! Was I'm SerSen Qertn
Sasemunns bor9egungen 1T, rusib rur
er allein. Damn tommt Elm 3orni9cs,
bumpfes: vDu perIpri4it mir, oat
tein Meni9 pas mertt2"
o&eine Seele!"
.Nu meiuettpegen oenn!"
v@abrbuftts9"
,SSa bod! Mad' auf!"
Der &ie9el tnarrt, bic S6iir fliegt
ouf, 5ribens trdftise glrme serren ZEN
8efdngenen ans Sugesli9t, umiAltns
gen i'm unb sieben i'm in einen lpilrer
Sans: rSurrab bod! S4niegerOdter,
bod! Sreimal bod! Die @pa !oirb
mel 6rau. unb i'm Serbit 1T 9o4Scit!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-02

Die 9eni bat reinen Wluno oe1als
ten. sic lit am nGGIten SOnntcge in
einsm pra6tpollen roId 8epano sur
Stride segangen unb bat cine goloens
SrpI9e, bic ben gliibenoen HeiO daer
i6r:r Sreunbinnen erregt. glber pnn
lpsm iie Fammt, lpeib Riemano, Ntts
manb ais Srib S4mitt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-02

Dame: rWel9e Srantbeit
balten sic tpobl fir bic gefGbrIidite,
Ssrr Mebicinalratb9" - WebieinaIz
ratb: SIMMER bic leBts. meine 9nds
bige!"
= Gin pfiffiger Samm :
Ter. rSinb sic au9 SdmmIsr9"
n9epiB!" ~Was iumu1eIn sic beRn2"
.RIhe!" ....--..----,.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-02
GinIeuht b,

Y II { u % e II D. (HSW
Sbeatsr elmer ilsinen Stabt iino
iGmmtli6e aripeIenoe Sonoratiorsn
su SbrGnen seriibrt bel Der entieBli9
f9leat seipielten Scene, in ipel6sr
nMaria Stuart" 9lbi6ieb nimmt =;
nur elm Serr iit fat sur Seitertsit gss
itimmt.) GinbeimiI9er: nDie9!
sic iinb ni9t seriibrt9!" 6rsmber:
nSie perben siitigit entf9uIbigen -
i'd bin ni4t aus bieiigsr 9egenb!"
= Sn Der RarttbuIGe.
S9uBmann: ~0iefss 6leif9 t0nnen
Sie ni6t taufen ;ss 1T ndmli6 cpnfisz
eirt unb lpiro unbraudbar ssma6t!"
Sunger Gbemdnn: Damn 9e6en sic 9
nur Der; msins Jrau madfs i9on
HnbraI4bar!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-02

- r2sbmann LII, sic Itebsn i9on
ip:eeer Oa ipie elm sidtbriiaises Srd>
se5ei6en. Sbun Sic mir ben ein5isen
GefuIIen uno perfsn sic teincn
S4otten. fOnit muB i'd mid bOppsIt
Grgern!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-02

- vRa, Meier, sic MAIDEN ia 70
Elm bummes SeIibt pie Elm @eri9tss
ooIISieber, Der bsim QuspfGnoen nit
Dtltommen begriibt fpirh."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-02

llnterofficier (u einem 0r. phil,
ter teinen 9au9aufSus fertis brinsD:
pSd, nun tperben Sic bod ipobl sins
Iebeu, bab Sbr 2sben perfsblt iIt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-02

.@renabier Miillsr, MAIDEN Sic
Ridt INNER elm 9ef6t tpis elm Sauz
ienbfiiBler, Der an iebem Sub elm
Siibnerduee bdt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-02

- v2eute - lp.nn i9 eu6 10
i6lapp uno bGmli9 baitsbsn iebe, bin
i'd ausrb;ngs aud fir bic abrii ituns."
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-02-03
Notice Of Probate Of WIN.
?, .ArGs OF , IOWA; Fin Probate.

d sTATG OF J 5owA; In Probate.
In the District Court OF Iowa. In and for
Crawford county-NO OF the reading and
probate of VIII.
To Whom 70 Nay Concern:
You and each of you are hereby notified to
ford county. Iowa, on the 18th day Of Feb
ruary $780, at one o'clock p. M, to then and
there attend the probate Of an Instrument
H sad
county. deceased, at which time and place
you Win appear and show cause, If any you
know. Why said VIII should not be admitted
to probate
-. In testimony whereof, have here
bs unto subscribed my name and affixed
- the seal of the District Court this 18th
EMIL KRUGER.
est Clerk.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-02-03
CALLED TO PLYMOUTH.
Famous BROOKLYN Congregation Hon
ors q Well-Known and Learned
Western Preacher.

Rev. DR.. Newell Dwight Hills, of Chi
cago, who has been called to the pas.
torate of Plymouth church. Brooklyn,
is the logical successor of Beecher and
Abbott in that celebrated pulpit. DIR.
Hills is a worlds preacher. His fame
has gone abroad. Central church is the
church of the strangerin Chicago. The
mantle of Swing has hung gracefully
on the shoulders of Hills and the man
tie of Beecher will not fall upon them
undeserved. DR.. Hills is native Of
Iowa and is 40 years old. He was edu-
Gated at Grinnell college, at Lake For
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-02-03
Bankrupt Auction.

IN THR D1sTRICTl Sou, zEsx DISTRICT OF
COURT OF U. s. Iowa, WESTERN Div.
To the creditors of William W. CushmAn,
Bankrupt. and to whom it may concern:
trustee OF tho esti te Of William w. Cushman,
bankrupt, will sell At public Auction for cash
On the 9Th day Of February, 1892 ct Charter Oak.
notes, accounts. and aE oiher personal property
belonging to said estate, said sale to commence
at one o'ciock In the Of ernooD OF said day and
to be continued from day to day until all Of said
piDE Dated as Charter OAK this asth day Of January
1892 ". ". SHEPARD. Trustee.
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