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The Portland daily press., 1899-08-12

I'm an interview given at the time of
the Grange rally at the State Fair grounds
on Thursday. National Master Jones
warns the members Of the order to keep
out of the farmers movement, speaking
forcibly as follows; Speaking for the
grangers with whom / have talked, !
have found only opposition to the move.
ment They fear that the public win
form wrong idea Of the movement, 'and
think the grsngers are fomenting the
trouble. l wish 1t understood that this
movement receives no sanction from the
oranges or from the grangers as individ-
uals, except in scattered instances. The
grangers deplore any such movement, be-
cause they believe that they will be
placed In a wrong light thereby.
People are bound to eonfound farmers
and ag itators with grangers. If 1t comes
to my notice that any grange In Maine
trifies with this so-ealled farmers move
ment, the charter win be promptly taken
away. There should no longer be any
Misunderstanding as to the stand of the
grange toward party politics. We shall
deal with these matters very vigorously,
and think 1t win be found that there
is plenty of muscle behind the headquar-
ters bellows this year." This seems to be
ample notice to the Maine farmers who
and digging and leave this matter of taxes
TO the accomplished gentlemen who orna-
ment the State House lobby.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-12

The Moosshead Lske region of Maine
Is thronged with numerous visitors this
year, many-of them being canosists who
are exploring the region in their frail
barks. Il Is worth nothing. by the way,
that the interior waters of Cumberland
county afford most delightful places for
oanoeing. The Little and Great Hsbaao
Lakes, the songo and Long Pond regions
are unsurpassed for beauty Of scenery
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-12

twenty-fiv pounds in weight. used ouiv one
vial OF the Peilets.'b
Piles Is disease that is usually treated
locally with ointments which are we'll
enough In their way but do not touch the
CQHse.
This Is where DR.. Pierce's medicines ex-
cel-they cure the cause of disease and of
necessity the disease itself disappears.
Piles are caused by a severe Inflammation
OF the lining of the rectum and lower in
testines, and this inflammation is due to the
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-12

--Qne of the most important additions
to the electric railroad system Of Maine IL
the new line from Sanford to Care
Porpoise. which Is now partially 10 opera
tion and soon win be running for Its
sntira length Of twelve miles. II runs
through fine country. and serves an
portnnt business interests.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-12

the pleasantest cathartic known. They do
not gripe but they do their work.
DE-. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
coois and purides the blood and acts as a
general tonic to the whole digestive system,
neutralizing and eradicating all poisonous,
The PATIENT who, takes these two REM
edies will not only find his piles cured int
will soon discover that his general health
Is greatly improved.
DR.. Pierce,s Pellets cure biliousness.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-12

senator Hawley says he has received
news from tha philippines Of 50 startling
"a character that he dsemed it his duty to
lay 1t before the President What 1t was
he wouli not disclose. but rs immediately
after alluding to it he urged that 1t was
necessary to send very large force to the
Philippines. II would seem as II 1t was
not reassuring.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-12
THE PRESS.


DAILY PRESS
BY the year. 50 IN advance or 81 at the end Of
the year.
fy the month. 90 cents.
The DAILY PRESS Is delivered at theserates
,very morning 10 subscribers IN ali parts Of
Portland. and IN wcstDrook aud south Port
land.
MAINE STATE PRESS weekly
BY tne year, 81 IN advance. or s1.25 at the
end of the year.
20 cents.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-12

s lit Is very easy to believe the report
from Eastern Maine that since the out
rage at Levant the doctrine of the "Holy
Ghost and Us" scot has become more
popular than ever. The blood of the mar
tyrs has always been the seed Of the
church.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-12

<Aiu5tcfSt1I1, N. y. writes .
Twas afflicted with piles for
Tour years brought On by
heavy lifting. Ny suffering
was extreme and the piles
gradually Increased in size
Notwithstanding the fact that
j tried many different kinds
of treatment. After becoming
physically incapacitated and
unable to work at all, and affer
much hesitation I wrote to
you. I am very happy to state
that your advice has done. me
great good. You advised DR..
Pierce'5 Golden Medical Dis
covery. also his Pleasant Pei
let's They have cured me. I
thank you most heartily for
what you did for me. All suf-
fcring has entirely vanished
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-12

presence or etfete, poi
sonous matter. To cure
it two things are nee
essary. Ist thorough
cleansing of the bowels;
2d - the soothing and
cooling of the infamed
membranes.
rhe first is produced
by DR.. Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets, Two little
Pellets about twice
the size of a pin head
arc a dose. They ara
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-12
CLOCK REPAIRING.

WE have made specially OF clock repairing
" for years and are perfectly familiar with
It In all OF hs branches Our prices are reason
clock and raturn Il when done without extra
charge. MCKINNEY. the JewsieE. Monumgut
Square. Portland tRpl2db
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-12

PORTLAND & RUMFORD
FALLS RAILWAY
Co.'S Ildalai First Mortgage 4 Per Cent.
Blaas, Bua Nov q 1926.

THE OLD cOL0NY TRUST COMPANY,
OF b sfon, Mass. Trustee under an fndentIte of
Trust dated Nov..2. 1896 between The PnEtiand &
Rumford Falls Railwas and said Trust Comuany
Trustee hereby gives notice Int t has The sum
OF elgstythree hundred dollars tss30il which IL
can apply TO the purchase OF the Consolida q l.
Fist Mortgage per cent bonds OF SAID Iail.
way. cue Nov. 2, 1895, and that sealed proposals
offering said bonds to tie eamount of said sum or
any part thereof. &C price not exceeding par
aad accrued interest," intiarse : Proposals to sell
Portland s Rainford Fans Railway Canso ated
First Mortgage Fours,' will be received By saad
Trustee until noon Of TUESDAY, August 22nd.
1899. at which time oil such proposals VIII be
opened. Bonds accepted must be delivered TO
the Trustee on or before Friday. August 25tir,
on which date Interest will cease. The right Is
reservsti by the Trustee TO reject any orali
proposals.
OLD COLONY TRUST COMPANY.
by FRANGI5R r. HART. Vice President
Boston. Aug. 8. Is0a. angS.l li2no
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-12

Subscribers whose papers are not delivered
promptly are requested to notify the Office Of
the DAILY PRESS. No. " Exchange street.
Portland. NE.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-12

Patrons Of The PRESS who are leaving town
temporarily may have the addresses of their
papers changed as often as they may desire by
notifying the ONCE
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-12

For four years Mr. Zingsheim suffered
with piles but now his suffering has en-
tirely vanished and he has gained twenty
Ave pounds
John F. zingsheim. ESQ.,. of No. Q Lark Street.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-12

sisoOoO syracuse Railway per
cent K0nds March 1st 1855.
and IL parucn o n
800 MOrtg
b0nds
aua addition
fHce applications
ss5 St. First per
Gold Bonds, 1918
IN dfu on
$4,000 Railway
cent Gold
Of whlch
$4,000 National
10000
$ atten prmI hcuIar npplauo
o
~ e~N'N
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-12
WEDDING RINGS.

0ne hundred OF them TO select from. An
5syies, ~ ueights.. ali prices In 10. IA and rs
= Ne uoil. Largest and best stoelt Of rings
~ tn5 city thousand OF them. McKENNEx
ne se"eiers Monument square iune7dtf
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-12

uI 1uuuOe OnFIsSus VIII OnaTIbs Hec1-
ter in the character Of the hero, the cur
tain rose for the last act at u quarter ef
one in the morning. Bsehter was discov-
cred sitting In a oontemplatiSe attituee.
He neither moved nor spoke. just then
a clear, sad vcice in the gallery ex--
claimed; "I hope we are not keeping you
up, sir''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-03
Wnltfr unn 0annlrnn III.

DieTer Sage belt 9rof, Or. Snden
I'm 4uufmdnntifen 8erein gu 5rantz
furt a. 30. einen 8ortrug ii6er nMtoltte
uno Napoleon ben 9ritten." SIS lit err
fldrli6, bdB bic 13itiinOtge 1%eiielnoe
Rebe Ii9 buuptid9li9 nit Dem gsnius
len 9roBen S6peiger beT9GFttgte.
MpItfe lift fdon Elm bebeutenber Ntdnn
eepeIen, e6e bic groBe MsGt IGN fannz
te. beoeuterto rpdr or dls S9riftIteler.
Dies ertannte Il. q. aud Der Prtn5
Wil6elm BON BreuBen, Der cine milf
tdrif6e Mrbett bes jungen Sffi3iers
Moltfe, der 10 biinn mar ME Elm 8lei>
Stift," ungep0bnli9 b%erbOrra9enO fanb
unD ibn fpdtsr, dl3 tr Brin3regent
purbe, a n bic Gpibe bas @eneraIitabs
berief. 8etannt Fro Die enlightenment
8rieFe, bic fIaGffdeR Gfaps uno bic
frieqsniTenf9aftli8en 4rbeiten N1olt>
fe's, dber IS Fe6lte benz S9riftiteler
9(nfongs bic gum 8efanntperDen mo-
tbtge Clique unp Glaque. Grit Der
aeniaEe 5elobtrr Moltte bat ben ber>
DorpagenOen S9riftiteaer MOltte gu
@hren gsbro6t. 3eOHsr 3eifnet nun
cen gelpaltigen unterI6ieb 3piIhen
Der beutf6en nnO Der fran30Ttiden Qrs
NEE, Der BARN beItunb, b1B T9 i'm
beutIhn 6eepe bic glidli6e 9erbin>
Dung Der augemeip:n Debrpfli9t nit
Der d[lgemeinen S6utpTl;9t ofTenbar>
to, bQs 6eer aHo bic rationale 9eiItes>
6iloung nnD ben Hdtipnolen 8eIib D:r=
tDrperte, pdbrenb in 5runtrei6, Dem
2anDe Der Se[bIfDertretung unD Des
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-03

Ttieo. gergebli6 paren ale SstQeues
ruraen Des 8naben, oergeblt@ pas
7leben dno 8einen ieiner SHUTTER, =
tr tpurbe Dem Sobe aerpeI9t.
Sin @tdmmestrieqer, glamers Oesz
cultd, ii6erna6m bas Bslfsre. 0er
Rna6e puree erit an ben DauTnen an
ae6unoen unb NIT RutRen gepeItlH.i'
Damn purben 8o~rte6rungen tlr DE
noroBe Sereniugo" getrOffen, Die IN
sfpei Monaten Dor Ii6 ge9en Ioute.
8pr5er a6er nuroe Die e~riters Procez
Dur ned 6Fter n;eber 6o!t. UtIttler>
tpeile a6er mar Die ber3tpetfelEe Ufut<
ter nab Selegrap6 Street, gslaufen uno
6atEe einem neiBen 5drtoler, 9t4msns
Sp6n 6tg6lano, 4nes er5d9lt. 9eler
6eaafri6t:qte bic ge5DrDs in 8Ecto@
ria, uno es purpe 9oli9ei a%bgeiarot.
Die @er6;roun9 3piIfen 8Ictortd
rro ben SrtIdaften melt i'm Noroen
mar a6er Dor 3pei SSubrsn no3 Iflefz
ter, uls lie 6spte lift, uno Die Yolt5st
fam Elm tpsnig gu ipGt. Die 9eren=
iaqO ging Dor Tib. unO Ossculta's ge=
ffidt gaI6pungsne5 Sagome1er
i6l.hte Dem 4na6en ben 2etb ouf.
Die Qeife purDe unter ba5 @is Ds5
Stifiaeflufes geItoBen,
Die 9pli3si to1nte niat etnmaI
0escultd firOen, ba lie pon Stdn@
mssgenoRen genasfi9rt tpuroe, uno
Der M0rber trei6t Ii4 NOD a~ugenblIdz
lid als 5lii6tling lumber.
l1nD crit Dor penigen Wonaten, i'm
feBten Quguf, ereignete li4 etpas
Qe6nlite8. SSn bieIem Sale a6er
Eatte Der SooescanbtOat (ein 3tpDlTz
id6r;qer 8ai7entnu6e, Der Dor Sa6ren
BEN Goait Snbidrern a6getauft NOR
ben mar mebr Slid. Sine groBs
G6uar BON 8lonO;fe : 8olOTu4ern
fam in Der GGhe borii6er; bieIe MUIR
ben alurmirt uno riefsn i6rsriett5 200
Mann canuoiifer Sruppen unD cine
Q6t1eilurq 8robin3ial : Boli5eI Rer@
bsi. So puroe Der qrauen6dfte WtprD
per6irbert uno Dem Stamm Elm ti9z
tiger S4reden eingeiagt. Der &nabe
tpirb CUR s3eit Don einem anglicaniz
I6sn @eitlifen in Bort Ellington,
9. g., sr3ogen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-03
SGuuen Gubou,r i'd, i.Iba reoiersn .

Gircr Der bstbetanutsn StplOmaten lab utlli6
Die S%rflaring al. Dab O: GubdHer sur Selbtregitz
RING OoHfdnoig uHidbis ieeH, NM Dab Die Ssr=
s~inigten S:aut'n ibrs qtQsnpdrtig, GontrOlt ou'
uuabie5bart Set oufre6t trbdltsn o0:r abtr ole
Snitt a~uutttir;n miiBtsu. Is miro 2sut: 9eben,
ptl6t geacn Diei, @lui1t @iotripruh crbcbtn, abcr
es miro 4iemGHpem ~eiufuaen, Die ipOblbeariinoste
SbatidhG 5u b]:trtjtea, oaB ooitctter's 0t0QtHbitttr5
i'm StauOt III, Die b~iuiiQn Rrant5sitm 0s g}az
Gems, Der S.ber, Der Hisrsu uno pes 9luits ju con=
tgoIirtu uHo 3u r%sgicrsn. s. lift pas Elm 0tiimitt:l,
ols fb auf fiinijia Sabre D5 Geiolaes itiiBt. IS
1T cine ioaals Yic0i}iH iur 8erit0piuHQ: Oas plrt=
Jamie Hsitttl iir 9lutrtiuigung; nm Stip'bts uno
9raitsGTu;uerer fir Sitieuigtn, pci1s iu Gungtn=
hiNsn b~iun,i0sn, uno bel Etrpsuiitat it e peH ipuRz
osrbarsm JHBtn. Is reqt cine trdgt 2ebtr an,
itimulirt mtbdtiQs Nisrcn, UNI ais a%ppstItrs jtnots
Dtitttt bat e Eibt iejuesQieiben. 9St'fH Ntagtn
auBer CrOuuns 1T, Str ioHtt HjDt p'rlauin'n' cine
Gldi6e ju UsriEatH.
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Snhnnn Smleirher.

Gs ftarb am ?. Ge6ruur 1899 in Opium, Sc
liuazGountD, aanius, infer tbcurtr Batter nm
8robpater 5pbaun S6lci6er I'M 4lter BON q
Subreu.
Gr 1T ui6t mebr, bic treue Setle,
4h! unier 9utcr if uidt mebr!
Wir iublcu, mas nit ibm uns teblefr
limb blideu pebmutbsooa uulbtr.
Tie lauQeu 2eiOeu, Qeiu uno S6nttrh
5ruQit IN NIT Soft srgeb'nem 6trj!
oiupsg, bintuegr ibr bangsn SlastH!
Or ielbft 1T nun BON Summer fern.
99ie oIirfteu mir at murren ipneen!
Su Ieaneit oOd aud ms nob germ.
9 Soft, per0isb Der 8rdurigtttt
lluO lett uus sur gcldfenbett.
6iuFt iperOen mir ibu Dteoerieb'H,
Stn @utcn, Der uns @ater mar;
Ganu briuecu mir in SeiutH oobrt
9ereiuiat Unicrn Sunt Dir bar.
& Soft! Dunu ruieu mir eHtJitdt,
Su buit inns ielbft Our3 Shmtrj beeludt.
Sit trauernoeu @intsrbliebsncu:
QUuis z 6tti6tr, Sobu;
Roia 9Ustp,
liabet 2SerHer, 5pGttr,
C2Q ueb Il II EnfcIu.
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6elenn Gilt.

es farb am 2. Gcbruar 1890 unicre osliebtc
Satin uuo 0iutttr Seleud Sid i'm @lttr pom
nisr,io Sobrtn mad tinsm i6uercu 4tiocn. Vie
gecrOiaunq fiuoet NORGE, Samtae, BEN l.
sfsbruar. Q tlbr 9ormittags, opm 5rauerbault,
Dir. 222G, 99iltens sSueuuc, ans nab Der r9onnltz
9raezG emetcru" itatt. 6rcunDc uno SttdrHts ilno
botli6it eiHgelaoen,
Subu tdutbt hrtt
3l-0 minhtriGbriqeu &in0trH.
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9uuiS Saubert.

Ga forb am 81. Sonuor 1899, in Rr. 77s, ea=
r~otooazStraBe, gouis Suubcrt, 8atts per %psritors
btuen Trau 6atbariut 9aubtrt. I'M gltsr oon 81
Sabrtn. Die 9terpiQung iinOtt heute, 6rels
tag, NubmtttaQs , ubr, bonn SvautrbaHle aus dAf
Der g2ouOpu : 9art : Cemetery iltt. CD
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GIisnhcth &nnr.

Gg far6 ploblia am /. Sebruar 1899 Gljiubctb
2aur, Qeliebte Mtuttet bon 8eOrqe 10. eanr Hno
6~cnfeier finoct i'm Srautrbauic, 9r. 1924, Citz
Ttotralss trabe. orQtu Samitdg. Den 4. Sc
bruur, Qa6mittaQs 2 llbr. itatt. 6rennoe uno
9eripanote iino b0iIi6it singsLansn; CD
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gerifdernng5, AnsDeiIe.
Ourb bas 8er5i4erungs Departe=
msut.

At~Af+@
4ugpeis ii6sr benStano Der pOeutfh=
Qmerifanif6sn Jeuer &eriide=
runQszG ompagnie BON Baltimore,
Wb., am 81. Ge3ember 1898.
9ftiDd.
W,rtb os non Der Gompa9att beltntz
men @ruuo 2 GiqeH1buul5 nm Der
@runO3inieH, ubjtGlt6 Der oarauT
laitsupeT 8trbiHOlibtsiftH St',IlS.jf
Experimentation aut 0tuho'ssHz
tbum oi9J5.Ji
aitien un0 obHaationen, lUtl6s aeios
r lI5 If ysSS' .. e'"D-'". 225.2ILQo
q,,fyaa aIEr qnlsi5m tausgnommn
0pgotbcfin), iidir 0eitellt our6 at.
item, SDlipdtioncn uno dHotte
9Scrtbpapiere, ;pslde per eonlpaQnls
iag RON DtritlbaI tbatiGblIt1 gtlItbe=
i mn 9'Y '''" 100000
Ss;lfBl &S.'a''o"'a n'o '",''. 6el6so
@ldr1sl0 III Dem 0dupt5iirson Der
S@@S3'P n 54' S Sa2i"' 55poni 4 rttt 9aols.5l
Vq miE ""o ''0' '.'".''.'' 8.3m25
am oan,,n ,uaeaanOns 2ttioa $ll475s.5i
0i6t5uqthauDtne Ittipa.
Sarleben auf Aftttn Der An m
''" Observation-Disclosures.
': 8tri9iss W. ""'' ,''.''" $2,46o.4O
acitrotfoao, .pir tr bur3 oas -,
@cicb oorGsihriebtu 4LSlo5I
'f fir 9ftfioT Ns[' ~'.''."'. 4271o
Saiarc, IRistb:, @uz0abcr II.
]. ID. d. 7N''''
Sotas DISQUALIFICATION ... 5Llo5Sl
rtbai6uB in g:3ns AMI 8ontm : 5n: .,., .,.,
h1NNv RJtDfDDls 40
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Hnhn Olnnnn MnnnS.

Gs ftarb ploBlt6 am 2. Gebruor 1899 Sobn
qbam Manus i'm Is. &cbeHsiabrt, qcboren III
Gaftel, IarmitaOt. Sic 9eerbiguna fiuoet AM
E II a q, Ta6mittaqg nm , ltbr, ponIlraucrz
buuic, Der Q8obnuuQ isiues Sobncs, Hr. 2t40,
Sf-VibSlt= Strabc. aus itatt. C34-Jl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-03

Der .&niderbpder@ ItIez
tic : Cub" in gfelp : 0ort T6eint i9on
n1ebr Elm S6pein!gl : Club gu isin.
Gtn &leIenIfan0dl miro bort in Ser
btnbung nit BEN g1stp : Yorter 9ift<
mpro : 8ebeimniien, Die nun i6rer
G0fung na6s fem Tplen, in Ausii9t eez
iteIt. 0irb 9as Elm geFunOsrs5 6rsI=
fen fir bic qlebe BrefTe Qe6enI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-03
gas1rrnsHn rhlanSsgaan.

Trct n Rrat ant -. SaHuur 1899.
,8uqt ~orla1eu 0it S~,ltu=1tatIou, lote iolQt.
$50 Born. S9Heu5ua, p1uptliujs. u. 4 gQ.z
Qabu uno ptm SuDeur au~s9tHomnIeH Souu;aSs,
.. Q.sgabu nab 6bambtsbusQ, Ulartjas5UrJ
,755 g5rr. - port g. & addition, 6asfg.iri,
Uili1 BON GWarp=Gro9f Carlisle ug0 04 Z 0.s
SaBH.
rid, Gmmitsbuyg uH0 q. & 4.=gabu k5 s5,.
nIuooaa.
9.3o g8Tm-&aom. mao union.grioas puo oa.
uoOer.
!l2,l7 eoyal-aa'm. mad ltuion.griogl gs,f,
!225 4aam-QIom. uaa G~mar0sgrobs.
l23j 4a3m. -Sttom. nab uuiou-griDQt.
.532 3a9m.-eEp. nap 4ervsJovt aH0 q. & 81
EtUi1UJ.
400 9cbm.-4ttoMGto0oti0u Uah gleEa.
HOS G~a9u.-GEpttB mop 9uHtttu All D-r caup.s
Slgiei itIHsr Ureoerif, Gmmitsouro. Gbignss5s
1url uHo U. & %. s$abr.
'El9 GaIW. - Mtfom. non Emorb-gron.
!6le a~beHos-N.tom. ud5 tinion=@rielt.
3la-5j A~bsnbs-&ttpm. H9h Gmorps @ropt.
I'll . Attuos-@ti0a1. uaa G~nlpgg=@ropt.
'IGgljgp. !Gdgji6, ausQtuomuisH 6~pnp,,,a
8ur SouHtoqs.
@lltts MD 0tplds9aTtsa Gr. III. SH.garia
m3rssStraBe.
3ag: 5olttR al uaioHz, 9cHniploaui =Npsuu,s.
UulEsnst Aalbroots tNtortba 4peuu0 2tationtr
5. ". 90O0, Sen. =WeihGftsfRbrsr
y .. 8rtspote. Sen. s9aH. saqsat.
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Gg farb am /. Se6ruar. abtuDs 6 ltbr, nad
rur3em 4siotn eouis Sbiiteumaier. len. inn 81.
dreita9, 9a8mittags , ubr, pom 5rarsr9auit Nr.
1909, G~reet=Nutp, aus hait. (331
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rMnnnl 9SIme QineD
mad @buopeIpbia unO slew sort.

gas Bulge iDsrOcu uit q]inti6sqiat bstuatst.
gerluiltH 8 mDtHs StatEDH
(9trlahsn VT. RobdlsStati0u 4 MiHuttn lgntsy)
Ra3 RtU.Qorf, Bottom utb Dem GtN, on Geoi
atHta8tnt observation-disclosures SO, Qo5J@Qaltf
U1q0oHl GuTUttta9s, l2.5G 2l5 SptUe=SSagGpNf,
5.4S, 600 Spetlt : NaagouJ Ha@mlifaQ5t w
abeuOs 0.l5 Nadts, S@laisQ4a9Gou BON NIt, nos
gaIsStatt0u, oiieR iir Qafagiere um 1000 A5Osl.
SoHHt195, tL.jj, $50 Spttits4SaQg ~ 9otaiiiaqs,
els SpeIlcsQGaGgouL BAG, t6.U sptNtzgSaJ5oa.
9admittaqs, 900 &bmos, dis 'htbt:, S0.ais
9SaggOH poH Mlt. 8~oDulsStatiOu, often lur Aanls
gItrc um 1000 I6euosl.
Rad Buffalo, 500 NbtuOs.
RAD 9tlGnticsGitI, 1850 90rm., le.5I, 2l5 NM
$40 &ahmittaQ5.
Qab QhiiaofJpbia, Gilmiuqtou uuy 6btttr, an
W0dtusaeeu, G.5J Spaitz9Sd5gonL $50, llo5),
bait uur lei @ilmiuatot, Sgtilesgea9iouL BORN,
1851, els Srtit=I9a9aou, bait uur lu GSilHttn8'
TOM, 3.4g. 600 Sptiie : 2&uQgoUt H1dmlttdus.
900 4btRes, LIS Gu5is. @~onutags, lt.3o H. g.35
Geeiit 3 Q9aCQoul Qorntitaqs, els Sp.lt : WaJs
q0HL, $40, 600 zpt.'e : g&lggou GahmItiu9s,
nan aof3i .5statirT,n an Der g5jlao,fpbir 2iois
ion. an lppbtntao,u. 300 90rmjItG1s, 800, 5Oj
0abmittaqs. Sounta0s, SO gormitta0s u. 5,05
Wdbmjttaqs.
3Hat pcrIaiitu 6umetH : SfIttor.
9ca frcocrid, 80 gOrmltta9s LEO. 49, uno
SO EabmitraQz. Gin SonutagsH, 935 Sotnitfo55
aa5 @iG@5iSr, 800, 1925 gornittaas uno
Ga8 saa.rsto1a, no I2gOgmttags, AIS, A.3o
gltmitt1gs.
RAD mt. Nirs uH0 3piihcnfat:o1sr, CT SSg0tn'
taQtn, 80 @ornitta9s, i.21. 43O, Sd HG@Hiia
t0Sg. $50. 1iI0 g5eaos. Seuutaqs. 9.3j 80rui,,
$40 Ru2mittags, $50 uHo ITO 4btRos.
Nub Gaic1tt=gitD, an l2ebcHta1en, 640, I'D
HOO 9prmitta9s. l,2o, $50. 439, $50 gabmlts
tqas, go. ll.lO Nbsu0s. SOHHtags, 9.3j BORN,
$50 Gaamittaas, go uno lilo &bsEo5.
Na6 Curtis Ban, aH 980deUtaQtH, G2S 9orH1.
3agt berlaRcl Gartis' Ga0 an 0o6tniagm Jpn
sos Nu1mittuqs.
t5asllb, G6IgrcB=3ug.
gtbdd uire a61tboft NM mir Ghtds btri.htH pen
0ptels uHo NpbRuHgH oHr5 bic Linton ArdHsI'FN
Co. ami Nerlanotu Tn BEN gilttsSurtaur:
9oro 70 { f=G 4 6 q IN Il Urb Gals
mere= TT. Ir. 231, SHpsgroaolrag, H-t.
50 n ~ ~ IN ~ 5. n Wurttu, I
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Baltimore Tampf=g Gdct.SD.
Mlte uue iuusridfnac
81 / = i11Ie G.

gIssdEte 0ampisr td9lih, ausgenoptmeH GURH'
haas, POM uH:ou=I cd um $50 u6r UHo pan Der Sans
toner 1tcrite nm 40 abr TbsHo5 nab Ole @otui
Comfort. TrrfUtt, portsmouth Inc nucu
@unften eeS Sureu$. 2trbtHoI1g in Hortsmout5
nit Der .Gca6oaro gir yiuie aeitInNeHtr SUg, QortSs
mouth nat 9ltguuta. SHge 8tr6iabuHa III 1SelooE
oura NIT err rylorioIf uHo GOro.lua," r%.21fo.t mo
Soutberu," nGtlaHtic nab DGuUi.e" lro agtortoIf a1o
@eitcra @iieEba9r." uao mt Der I'D 0omyEIona
glHle" nab ytrmterHe uEo g27ibIuQt0H, gGs&.
NanIsetteH nab Dem europiliteu Blame. S~urErtois
eaiatcusSimmcr gletTriihe 9,lcUhtUHg. 2amgis
hstiuna. 9cisH fr,i. lion bel &c GaiitsRz Simmer TN
8orcus I'M Sinet 3iTedu Der @aIaSiHlt, yr. ZC5,
EisgaltimoresStr. lslcpton 1875.
5cbN Y. gbcrruCcS, g8intam Raucan,
Ueusraiz UtGHaacr- Gen. III. mo blli. Ascnt.
g. @rpruu. GsucralzSilgtz4gcHt-
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Scnrtetta Snucr.

Gg iorb am 81. SauuGr 1899 oturietta Suutr
I'M rs. Qebeusiabre. Gie 9ttreigmtg finpet b c IL
4, FrsitaQ, nm ? llbr, pom Srauerbduic, Nr.
326, GorrttsS trnBt, WeisSaltimore, aus latt.
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lpIen 8iirsor Disrten. Den 0ert6 bar
aQqemeinen Webrpfi6t erfannte aud
gfapoleon Der 0ritte, dber fem 9lar,
oieTeE6e in 5ronfrei9 einSufiibren.
tpurbs BON DER gourgodte eneretI6 3us
riidespisIsn. 0as bon Riel ousgears
beitete 5eerssgeIeb fam am l. 6:brudr
1868 ouf bem 9ap;er gu Stunoe, aber
IS tduT6te NupDLepn e6enIo fe9r, ME
bas 9ieI'fde S6fagpprt: nWir itno
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i6aft, urD 0appGeon nolte 1868 nit
9uIFe Ger Spanier. StaIiener u. Daft
rei6er OsutIGtdno nit &rtsg ii6tr3Ie@
fen, ba fam bic Gntt6ronrng SFabeI@
las 3ur reGbsr 3ett blSpiI6:r4 Sn
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Gals bentt, pDGte uno fornte WtOltte
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m1funQ bur6 DEN 8rtegsmintIter, Die
4ufmarF6irung pur1 ben @eneralz
fta6. 'Sn Den QuFmarT9irungspIdnen
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ten. Der 9Lun Gapotepn'5 mar T6te6t,
neil er eiRen unm0glitsn 8runb3pg
ent6ielt: Die brei fran3OIi6en arz
meen Tinb in IA Sagen am Rbain, Siio>
beufT6luno lpiro Dur9 bis toiierlihe
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pa bic orei Fran36lii6en @rmeen ni6t
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F6il0ert nun nit Mdrme Hno GROCER
4larfeit ben 8ertauf beg oentlhz
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BON Se6an, immsr piebsr Den genidz
len Moltfe nit Napoleon bergiei6enD.
Die 5ran5oIen muBten na4 Der Gin
T6lieBung 8a3aire's aus politii4sn
8rinoea bas militdrii6 unTinni9e
unternehmen, ppDur9 bic 8ataItrpp6e
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ment fir Die Notbpsroigteit Der oeutz
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