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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1899-03-02
FROM DWALE.
Correspondence Of The Big stone Gap rOsr.

DwALE, Va, Feb. 25.-Isaac Mullins
alias BLACK Ike" attempted to shoe
Philip Fleming, his ~neighbor, a day or tw,
since. lie held an Old grudge agains
Fleming, and while he was passing alon
u road which led by Mullins house, h
threatened him with violence, using som
pretty strong language on the occasion
aud ran into the house, returning with
gun which he fired at the man, thong
without effect. Fleming procured a war
rant Tor him from Justice Keel, and h
was arrested and placed in Jail. MuIlin
returned from the penitentiary about Nv
months ago, where be had served u tw
years sentence for trying to burn th
equity Jail.
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Blsmark's Iron Nerve

Was the result Of his splendid health
tndomitable will and tremendous energy
are not found where stomach, liver, kid
neys and bowels are out of order. If you
want these qualities aud the success the
bring, use DR.. Kings New Life Pills
They develop every power OF brain anu
body. Only rs cents at j. W. Kelly
drug store. u
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1899-03-02
Bicycle Tfrea.

Tests Of bicycle tires, recently made
by Prof Il. c. Carpenter, OF Cornell
university. show that, other things be-
ing equal. the larger the tire the easier
runs the wheel. A marked difference
in ease of running is found between a
1H-inch and a two-inch tire. A single
tube tire runs easier than a double-tube
tire.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.
BIG STONE GAP.

TRINITY METHODIST C~HURCtL-REv s. y
vsreHr, Pastor. Preaching First and Third sunday
In each month, morning aud night.
SCND.Y-ScHOoi.-Every Sunday morning al II
O'clock. =. WoiFg, Superintendent
PRAYsR-Mtr rNC.-Eyery Wednesday night.
Er~0aTH H. tGur-Eyery Friday night.
CLASs-MggTfNG.-Second sunday IN each month a
; O'Clock p. nj. {. SrEcHr, Cass-Leadcr.
Rev. Vaught breaches al the Double Tunnel firs'
and Third Sundays IA each month at 4 O'Clock. and a
Stouega second Sunday, morning and night, and a
hinersville Fourth Sunday.
PRESBYTERIAN CHCRCH.-REV. X. &. MArHE-
son. Pastor. Preaching Second sunday IN eacl
month, morning and night, At the Episcopal Church
SUNpAY-SCgOOL-Eyery Sunday morning at 10
O'Clock. in Presbyterian Chapple near the bridge.-H
/. SULLIVAN, Superintendent.
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Produces Excellent Co1s..

Paraguay now produces coffee
enough TO supply its W population.
II Is producing a coffee called the
"Yungas.' which ii is believed can COM
pete with the best known coffee in the
American ard European markets.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1899-03-02
Irish National Dances.

The principal Irish national dances
as they exist to-day, are the Jig, reel
hornpipe and hoptime-called also the
slip jig, but in addition 10 these there
are many figure" dances in which al,
mostall the movementsar are in jig or reel
measure.
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STONECA.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-REv. +. Rosrco
Pastor. Preaching First, Third and Fourth Sunday
at IL q. nj. and 80 p. m.
SrNDAY-ScmOOL.-Every Sunday afternoon at 2:@
o'clock JOIN 4. Essrg, superintendent.
PRAYER-MEETNG.-EVery Wednesday night.
YOUSG pEOrLE's SoCIETY.-Every Sunday after
noon at 6 AS O'Clock.
Rev. Rioseco breaches at Appalachia Second Sun
day at IL a. IN, and al Minersyille at ; 30 p. IN.
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Louisville n >ashvlne.

Central tmr..
No. 81, Passenger daily Leave, Louisville : 80 3
M. arrives Big Stone Gap $40 a m.
No. 80, Passenger daily -Iea,,s Big stone Gag
I - p. M, arrive. at L|oui.,ille $50 %. Co.,.
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II the pastors Of different churches will send il
their schedule Of appointments, we will take pleasure
in publishing them in this column. Send them e
Rev. :. B.. vaught, Zig Stone Gap, V0.-EpI
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1899-03-02
Copper Production I'm Newfoundland.
newfoundland is now the sixth cop
per producing country in the world.
HAS No Seaport.

From the fact the Republic OF Para
quay is situated IN the basin OF the river
Parana. in the interior OF the continent,
with no seacoast town OF its own. it is
commercially dependent on the Argen-
tine Republic and Urugay. 1t is prob
ably the richest known country In cabi-
net woods. as nearly $50 varieties are
found In It's forests.
Women Give tho Money.
IL Is estimated that Of the total sum
raised for the support Of the Protestant
Churches of'this country over one-third
Is now procured by the Efforts or labors
of woman.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

IN the county auditors Office:
.n Mn psr. o s:e e a Ala point f Dec T ana
Edith NJ. Reed TO Estella r.. Dalton. lcfs ! 70
Il BLOCK Y. Crown -. Dec :; $500
winneid Smith It TX: 70 winfield r.. and Susie
". Smith. lot 8. block 2. Renton ad. Feb. d.
May < Denny. Louisa O. Frye Orion O.. Arthur
Msrss .m: .,ls' II, Asd s1 sna Is o
block 3. A. A. Denny's ad. Dec Z: $4,000.
Os.mas Saving: Loan Society .. Richard J., Vel
dnst aeichsr . Gscsss Puivsr. ous.third interest
In Minnie mine. Index district. Dec. SIS.
George Pulvm to J. H. Donihus ons-ninth inter
sst In Minnie mine Dec Il; $50.
Same to II. H. Hill one-ninth interest in Min
Harry Marshall to Frances Lyme. lots 1900 to o2
France. f Issns . NJ. n. Msplsr. VI lot rsl
~ 1t i7co. block 90. Columbia sup No !. Dec s.;
6. 9 Maud ct ur to Robert wsedin. lots and
: siech q. wecdlawn I'D, Green Lake. March 81
lot q. block / weedin's div, Green Lake ad. Dec.
Edward L. Lin.ley ct TX. to william L. Linslsy.
lot n BLOCK e ,r MS,,h Seattle II De- TSom,s
0eorss 4 Albright TO George B. Carlett, lot p.
block s.. Nagle's second ad, Nov: 10; $1,000.
10. Eock y. Gilman park. Dec. IA; s275.
G.n s and r W. Massr 70 % Goleon ds
Golden Eagle mines. Oct. IL; $4,000.
D. T. Dsnny's plat. North seattle Dee 8; 500
n block q. Gilman park. Dec d; S.
J. Morgan Booth to Seattle & Eastern Trust Co.,
Edward pisdine ct as. to Mary n Muihern, lot
blcca H. Y Woodland park al Salmon Bay city,
Il. 1. and Eiizabsth W. Pullman to c. NJ. Black
trustee lot l. block Q, Meade's hrst ad, Slaughter
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LEGAL NoTIcna

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT or -
state Of Washington. for KIM cnsm,e r.
the matter of the estate Of Sam DSr44
deceased. No. 104s. In Probate 0rdS 8
SNOW cause upon petition for SALE q ~
Sisismund Aronson, executor Of ths - \
Will and testament OF Sam Danrs1 ~ 8
ceased, having. filed In this court In ~
ton duly verified, praying for an ordsr 4
of the estate: ~ 4
And It appearing to the court fron ".
petition that there Is not suflicient pefnnnsi
estate in the hands Of the said executor =
pay the charges and debts Of admirisus.
tion and the Iegacies given By sai6 NJ \
and that II Is necessary to sch al ~ ~ 4
lands OF the estate to provide fund.- "a ~
payment OF said debts; and further. ~
the said petition conforms to and u n n. i
cordance with the requirements Of ~ z n
such case made ard provided, and thsf4ss I
said petition. fully sets forth the amount n
the personal estate which has come I'M Z
thereof which remains undisposed oL ~ \
list and amounts Of debts outs{nn1|ss 4
against the deceased, and descrinfico \
all Of the real estate Of which the m
Sam Danxiger died seized, and the co1d5s
portions thereof, and the names and r. 4
the heirs OF the deceased and a ~ \
facts required by law to be set out ID ~
petition, and that the said petition . an
1t Ii here and now ordered by the en- \
that all persons interested In the estate Z Z
Sam Danziger. deceased, appear before III
court on Friday, the 18th day Of DecemSE
A. D., 1899, at the hour OF $50 o'cIcf
in the forenoon of said day, at the con
room Of the probate department Of ssid n
perior court, in the King county cotni.
house in the city Of Seattle. In said XII
county, then and. there &c. show e.uss
any they have, why an order Of thu ccu1
should not be granted to the said execuioI
authorizing and empowering him to "a 4
of the real estate Of the deceased a ~
much thereof as shall be Necessary y ~
the charges and debts OF admlnlaf1ao1
and the 1egacies given BY said win. i
shall then, upon the hearing OF ssld' petE
ton, be determined by the court to b ~
beneficial to the estate and those inteset
ed therein.
si Done IN sgen court. this l'ta day = y
WILLIAM HICKMAN MOORE
Judga
State of washington. County Of kin. u:
I, George NJ. Holloway. county CLERK MI
ex-ofiicio clerk Of the superior couff Of IN
King county, do hereby certify that m
foregoing is a full. true and correct coy
OF an original order to show cause. mado
by said court on the 18th day Of Novem4ef
1899, in the matter of the estate Of TN
Danziger, deceased.
witness my hand and the seal d III
curt this 18th day of November. ~
~ GEO. M. HOLLOWAY, clsff 4
BY Earle r. Jenner. Deputy Clsik
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WANT AID.
AGENCIES.
1As PostInteIiirencer has established branch agen.
ciss whsfs classified Advertisements viii Be received
untfl 10 p. n each day. The rates charged ~ the
branch agencies the same a. at the Post
gencer bnsinsn Office. Cash ads only viii be taken
at branch assncies Following Is the list Of agencies
YoFke Darrington's drug store,
second avenue and Pike.
Droadway Pharmacy, r. =. Fisher,
Broadway ana james.
Renton Hall Pharmacy. Madison
street ana Fifteenth avenue.
Walla walla Pharmacy, Twenty
nrst ana East Jefferson.
Freeborn's Pharmacy, Ninth ave-
nue. south ana Jackson.
ghirtleHs Drug Store, Twenty
third avenue south ana Jackson.
Schnitn' Drug store, 1O22 Howell,
corner norsn.
NertA Seattle Pharmacy, Battery
ana First avenue.
A. y. GUYS Pharmacy, Denny way
ana Firth avenue north.
y. y. C0stiwan's Pharmacy, Queen
Anne avenue ana Roy street.
BALLARD.
Preston's Pharmacy, ballard ev-
FREMONT.
Fsenont DRUG Company, Lake
street and Ewing avenue.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALE Of elegant furniture,
the contents of seven-room private
decentralization e. Dewitt have re-
sell on the premises, No. ia Tenth
avenue. third house north from Yesler
avenue, on Friday, the 18th, at 10
bedstead. springs, mattresses, oak ex-
tension table, dining chairs, parlor suite
in silk, cost $3.50; onyx top table, rock
ers, Turkish couch hall tree. extra fine;
tiers, Brussels net curtains, china,
glass, crockery, carpets Of the best,
rugs. fine range. kitchen furniture. etc.
Take Yesler car. Bickerton s. Dewitt,
auctioneers.
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FOR sALE-MACHINERY.
FOR SALE-MACHINERY.


FOR SALE-MACHINERY.
We offer a lot Of new machinery that has
never been used at prices away below
the cost when bought two years ago.
Machinery has since advanced Is per
cent: One Atlas engine; an eisht-horse
power upright tubular boiler; l Blake
duplex pump; hoisting engine; Sturt-
evant forge; l 20-inch wheel and lever.
square base. Barnes drill, with all at
tachments; small dynamo; $50 feet Of
2t1-inch hose.
We can offer a special inducement for
buying a. Yukon style of steamboat and
lot of machinery intended for use in
the gold mining districts; this steam
boat is 100 feet long by rs feet wide,
depth feet 10 inches; the machinery Is
first-class in every particular. and this
boat has large deck capacity which
would make 1t very useful for freight
ing from Sound ports.
A full list Of this machinery with de-
scription can be seen at our office.
FEHREN-MARVIN CO.,
or f. 8. Lucas. POS Pioneer bldg, Seattle.
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NOTICE OF DIssoIUT7o7

DISSOLUTION NoTIcE-The o..
Printing Company. dong b,,6snss. n
printers and publishers. IL this m !.
solved, John j. Knoff retiring An 49,.
due said firm are due and - nv, r.
Loyett M. Wood, who succeeds a n
against sad Century PRINTING co.s..
LOYETT NJ Wo0k
JOHN J. KNOTT
Seattle. Wn.. Dec. LIST, 1s99. ga
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

DUs1NEss CuANCE1
.------- -
WE nave severai new mooern nats net
ting 10 per cent. 70 exchange Tor un'm-
proved lots In desirable residence To-
cality.
Cheap ranch property on Nasnon island.
Mason county farms ana timper lands.
Kirkland iruit ana orcharo property
- - 49, -.
1oousport Hotei IoI iess .nau narl Vosss
Viii MAKE ois ! Money wHen , .ne = a.
e. ~ ~ se's 'heio iieN' summer
r. 80 . II ,,,ra, T. rho,.ox a. h..&
,,ts ur al IL tha statn ISL ZIG Drse
soa itra 80 q r. n u va p'o
I r-oov,, eroo,,, a,d 7-roo, ,,,..
fro,, ssoo ~, coon. Sniandia ,ocotian ~'
E,ine s-r Foo ~ bowse 10 50o
~. Ine o-roo.i nTuSe, sJ,ovu. Co. ,. -.
W. It LII Iatnpa,, Nc 5i.au "a I -
."ii A'' IL, q TD ExrpED q 90 -" "S
poo,,s ~ ava 20 posd P,,,,atr1
,ooo rUCoND AvUNTrE pOOMo
AZ 800. Totai. re,,t ssn.N 80, fooan.
inr sano no., mnntp.' IA oIo ,f toIarp e
nnce F''0 pe- o' '''''' - -
10 roor,s. vear,a lance. nav,no s,so nav
q, ronr,s. rsnt $40. N. wing som nor month.
% 00n $3.50 WV S'-' Wv ~ '
sr ~v ha.o,. r,,,,,o easo 49, ,~.x.
nrica "a m p"'e S''' PCS A'
s'v rart cog. ,rt,a soos +oa.v
is rooms: rent rent co. sSo pr r;c s saSo
40 sona ras,a,r ~, PM ~ ssroo ,oa,,
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WANT ADS.

AAvortsseAents under any
heaAang IN olassiAsA columns =
II . word each inserttenD nan-
fnun charge, $50. ClassiAeA
Advertisements running enc
nentA without change 81 COPY, 3
o1.g0 per lins (ssveA words =
eeunt % line). On nres 9
nenthss order. e1.SB per iins
Der nenths On SIX month1 Or :
Aer, else per line per nenthp
sA yearly order. u per nns +
per month. 3
: NORTHUMBERLAND
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z PUnLIsHKRs' NOTCH -rravslins agents Az
J. A. McUsalan. O. B. Loens, @. Lswis 0owsr ard
\ TiidissA. =. 4. oohiis. 3. q. sssfsn and
1o6srt Aim. PcstmAstess svseywhers are our
anunts. Pay money only to these and 10 our resi-
a.se ses.ts in the vsrion cities and towns o me
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Property of all kinds In Shelton. the best
little town in the state; also on pro-
posed line of p. A. q e. r. r.
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4-room, Broom, Groom and 7-room houses,
from $500 to $500; splendid location.
Fine S-room house, $780,
We have a cash purchaser Cor vacant lot
on LIST hill, between Madison and James.
H. 8. TREMPER & CO.,
Rooms II and IL Starr-Boyd Building.
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The following letters await advertisers
1t this ONCE:
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NOTICE 10 sToCK1o;

NOTICE TO sTOCKAox1 q
NOTfCE-The annual messIr-, 8 ~ y ~
Stockholders OF the WashinS1 q =;
al bank, OF Seattle. for elesfISS ~ r.
ors ana TRANSACTION Of any 81
winch may properly be broulEf w.
Will be held at Its bankinS
= tuesday. January .. 1900. a. Z 49,
December ., 1899.
THE annual meeting of the 49, 80
Oh OH, me First National Bank q 6s..|
tuesday. January .. 1900. atYr -
the purpose OF eIectlng . boar} "
TOR: for the ensuing year ma ~ 49,
action OF any other business ~; 2
properly come before II.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

1000 rockmen wanted on White Pass 3
Yukon railroad. at highest wages: also
station men, good side rock work let
to Nj. J. Heney. contractor. u and Is
Cclman block, Seattle. or Inns Of Court
building, Vancouver.
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FOR SALE-LIvE STOCK,

JUST arrived. car load of young horses,
well broken. California Commission
Co, 921 Western avenue.
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Hoodsport hotel for less than half cost;
will make big money when the p. A. &
E. r. r. gets there next summer.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK g
SEATTLE. -.

banks. corporations and indis'u
licited
PEOPLES SAVINGS BAMMhs
Occidental Block, Seattle, 9ai0
Capital ................s'3''Y''s ,l
y. T. Greenleaf, AL ~. "
Deposits received from 81 to
cent. interest allowed On savineS ~, E3@
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WANTED - FEMALE.

MIDDLE-AGED lady. business tact.
pleasing manner, wants place as man.
aging housekeeper any position Of
trust Call from 1880 to 2:30 at parlor
DilIer hotel or address Mrs. v, Hulette,
r o. General Delivery
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THREE-QUARTER Jersey fresh milch
COW. Edward Awkward, Brighton Beach.
FOR SALE-Fresh Jersey cow. 500 Queen
Anne ave.
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ALI. kinds help and situations furnished;
charges reasonable. Mrs. c. w. Collins
Employment office. 81 Cherry. Phone,
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A trained nurse would Nike to assist in
light housework or care Of children, for
room and board. when not on duty. Ad-
dress r IS. care Post-Intelligencer.
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PosT-INTELLIGENCER WANT An
AGENCIES.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS O,
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WANTED TO BUY-Lodging house of IA
to % rooms: price must not exceed
$1,000 or H100; all cash down; must
nue.. and on either First, Second or
Third avenues; state price. Address C
Sc, care Observation-Disclosures.
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WARRANTS issued by state, counties.
cities and school districts OF WASHINGTON
Cruthers & Co.. Chamber Of Commerce,
Portland, Or.
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LODGE NOTICES.

IONIC LODGE NO. 90 f. and A M;
regular communication Friday. Decem-
Der Is. 1880 p. m. Visiting brethren well
come. e. GOUPTEL, w. M.
q. L. Case. Secretary.
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Correspondence in all principal eiua ~
United States, Europe. China. sRi..ska
and Northwest Territory. Drelm ~.
direct on Juneau, Skagway, At
nett and Dawson City. ~, !. -
Collections made on all points
sonable terms. nprr1GU
NORTH AMERICA.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-17
N1a&itt teibe=*
gsenabe elite Nptbmenbisfe
Sic bnlten ene Iange Scit
Stir 25 Gents am Splar.

ebsr, Der enen NadinOb bebt usB 0er gortbele ifdt
n; Dngen, psls tnn Madntoib an3u8ieben BADEN, pnfs
i pubridsnl enen oldn sb 1T bic Ges9enbt fir QsBtere
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-17
9ir 0ri6Gftslagr.

Die Nu5Fu6r mar i'm Wlonat guguIt
6sOeutenO gr0Ber, ais in friberen
Monaten, unO grOBer, ais bic Sim
fu6r.-Sein Grlubmen Der giIens
uno StablinbuItrie.
Dem Yorf, 16. September. -
81. g. Dun Il. Go.'s pDdentli6e 9ana
Osl5z9tun0I6au beridtet i'm Beient>
ii6en: yBeHer, ais ale unoeren 8erl62
te, 3eigt Der 60noel8beriAt pom WtOs
nat 2lu9uIt, in pel6em 8er6ditniB Der
Sunoel Der Ser. Staoten gu Dem anz
Oersr GGnber itebt. Der 8eiammta
tpart6 Der 2lu5fubrartitel mar UNI
$2O,O82,875 gr0Ber, ais In irgeno Ell
nsm Frii6eren MOnat, uno bdt Die Glnz
fubr um $37929,699 ibertroffen; Die
Q(usTu6r BON Staptlartiteln mar um
SO, ,366,978 gr0Bsr, al5 i'm leBten
Sabre, uno bic QnDerer PrDoufte, bOrz
3u9speiie SnbuIttie Prooutte, UNI
b1O,349,OO0. Die 2lu8fu6r 0allcrt az
unb nimmt gu troB Der Prei3er90buns
gen.
Die Iturte 2tusfu6r bon getraiOe
binoert elm 5aGen Der Preiie mebr, als
bic offi3isqgn uno ni6t offi3ielen
GrnOte6eri6te. Sn ben 3pei Sepz
tem6erz0 z0o6en nurDen BON atluntiz
i6en SGfsn aus 5,92O,273 8ui6el
Nai3en erpOrtirt e;nIdlieBlid Mebl,
urO bon pacifjihen 6dfen aus 1867
$50 8uf6el. 2out Hegierung5 Be-
ri6ten piro bic Oiesjd6rigs Nai3tns
srnote 6silGufig 516,00O000 8ui6st
ergeben. Sc lit absr m0gI;4, Dab Oieie
Q(616Gburg gu gering 1T, ME Oies audi
i'm leBten Sabre Der 6aQ mar, ais 3uz
erIt $50, 100000 uno ipdter 675,000,z
900 oneege6an Duroen.
Die 8emiburgsn, Die GiIsnprobufz
tipn i'm Wonat 2lugu5t 3u er606en, buz
ben feblgei6lagen, neil mt6rere grpBe
S6mel3perte 3Defs 8orna6me ton
Raparaturtn gef9lo7en psroen muBs
ten unO neil Die SOmmer6iBe DoQen
8etrie6 niht geitdttete. Die 6eri6tete
groouttjon BON 267,335 3onnen, qez
gen 267,672 am l. 4u9uIt, nit elmer
2(6na6me DON 22,347 3pnnan unberz
fauTtar 8orrGt6e, beutet einsn Der
6rau4 Don 1,2O9,O12 5onnen im
MOnut 2(uguit an. Der qreis DON
gefemer 1T in Pittsburg auf $23.25
pro 5Onne gsltegsn, p(atttn Qinqsn
UNI 81 pro SOnne in bic S06e unb
0ra6tndgel I'm So pro Some.
6aQirt 6aben in Der perganQener
WOde 149 8eI3dfte in ben 8ereiniaz
ten Stuaten, gegen ia in Der entIprea
6enoen 8orjabrspode, unb 30 in Ga
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denbad in S6leIien erfrunften BEL eiz
ner 6eIili6teit Fe4s5ig perIonsn ra6
Dem 0snub pon WurIt uno 9artoffelz
Tafat unter 9ergiftungs Spmptomen.
Gs 1T gu befiir6ten, bab me6rere BON
i6nen ni6t nit oem 2sben puppntomz
men perpen.