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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-06-15
DON'T, DON'T. DON'T.

There is notice at the Post
Office door in St. Louis which
reads: Five hundred men are
wanted at once for the Philip.
pines" Every recruiting officer
in the country has been notified
and urged to as rapidly as pos.
sible to enlist meu in the infant
~, calvary, light and heavy ar
tillery. 1t all goes to show
that the war of conquest and
robbery in the Philippines is
not what ii is cracked up to be
and that the censored news from
Manila which bears 4 rosy hue
is as false us the source from
which it eliminates. Otis wants
3d. men and it is now believ.
ed that Mckinley will be forced
to call ont at least $1,000 voluu-
teers. TO the Missouri boys we
would say: Stand by Jefferson,
Jackson and Monroe and let the
laundering, plunderiug admin
istration pull itself out of the
last ditch" There is no rea-
son on earth why the young men
OF this Grand State should sac
ritice life and health to pull hot
chestnutS ont of the fire for any
set of men. The Philippine war
is one of aggression, of conquest,
not OF right, not humane, but
like the ones the Spaniards
waged on the Inca's of Peru.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-06-15
GO AWAY TO TRADE.

In substance we notice this
in many of our exchanges: I'VE
have a good town but there are
too many of our people go
away from home to do their
trading" BY glancing
through those exchanges we
also notice they are not patron
lied by The home merchants
who are fighting. That lack of
patronage of those papers by
those merchants solves the
problem, why people go away
to trade. 1t is because the home
merchants do not advertise
their wares and tell the people
what bargains they do, will or
would give them. The persist
ant advertiser is not a grumb.
Ter nor is the home paper made
a pack horse of because of the
lack of trade.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-06-15

S. Christian.
HUNTINGTON.

j. b. Boarmar is reported on thC
sick list.
Jimmie Winston and Miss Maggie
LightDody, of Woodland attended
Mission ut Brush Creek Sunday
night
Tom Cannon made business trip
t. New London last week.
b. t. Finley, who has been here
for the past week locking after The in
t"rcst Of his farm. left Saturday for
ia home at Liberty.
\. &. Boarman, of Monroe City,
was in this s,ction Of the country Sun
day.
Mrs. w b. Fahy win leave this
week for Omaha, Ncb., where she
viii pend the summer with relatives.
Misses Matte Glasscock and Fannie
Delaney spent several days in Ham
uibal las, week the guest Of Miss Fan
mes uncle. VIM Delaney.
Oscar Cochin and Miss Ollie BaX-
fer attended the Mission at Brush
Greek Sunday night.
Chjidrcns day the fourth Sunday in
,!lne at $50 in the evening.
John Greenhouse and Harry Boar
man will leave this week with their
ehrcshing machine for Oklahoma.
Elder o. b. Se..rs, of Albany, Mo-,
viii preach here SUNDAY morning
june 9th. Bro. Sears is we'll and
lavorably known here.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-06-15
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
To Whom it may concern:

To Whom it may concern:
Notice is hereby given that
the co-partnership heretofore
existing between d. H. Phillips
and the undersigned, under the
firm name and style of Phillips
& ellison, has been fully dissolv.
ed and terminated; and that the
undersigned will not be held or
bound by any Indebtedness, OBJ
legation or contract hereafter
made or entered into by the
said D. II. Phi lips for or on be-
half of said Phillips G. ellison or
otherwise.
Dated this lst day of June, 1899.
j. O. gibson.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-06-15

DR.. Corley's friends at Indian
Creek were surprised last week
when they went to his office
and found crepe on the door.
Through sympathy for him,they
started in to console him for
the loss of d near and dear rel.
alive and to their utter astonish.
ment learned that his Thomas
Cat had died. Tommy had been
Il faithful mouser for many
years and through all his trials
and tribulatious never faltered
in his duty to the doctor, but
finally too much kindness and
many mice sent him over to
cat heaven.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-06-15
AT THE THROTTLE.

Engineer, Jno 7. GREGG of the
Milwaukee and st. Paul road,
died in his cab with his hand on
the throttle, two miles east of
Fox Lake, last Friday morning.
His fireman spoke to him twice
and crossed the cab to see why
there was NO answer and found
his superior dead. The train
was stopped, conductor called
and the body was taken to the
baggage car, then the fireman
took the train to it's destination.
Heart disease was the cause of
his death.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-06-15
MACON COUNTY In THE LEAD.

Macon, Mo-. June 9.-The an
nual report of the Missouri coal
mines by Inspector Charles
Evans places Macon in the lead
of coal producing countries of
the state. The counties whose
annual product amounted to
over 800, 900 last year are as fol
lows: Macon, S699, 28G; Lat,
Fayette, $506, 513; Bates, 1911,
221; Randolph. 1922, 956; Ray,
S2S7, 683; Putnam. S131, 12O, and
Linn $ll9, 105 The total amount
received from all the mines of
the state was 50, 1882
The total tonnage for 1898
was 1888, 1872, against 2,462, 1888
for 1897.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-06-15

The ice cream and straw berry sup
per announced last week will be Sat
urday, June II.
Miss Nellie Resell is visiting her
brother at Fayette and enjoying the
Commencement exercises OF Central
College.
Miss Annie Kendall has been visit
ing in MEXICO.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-06-15
"WHO STRUCK BILLY MASON

Senator Mason QlD in a state.
ment says: This Cpure food)
commission will prepare a bill
compelling manufacturers to
mark their goods for what they
are. Chicory must mot be
marked coffee. There will be
a provision in the bill that will
absolutely prohibit the in
PRODUCTION of delcterious sub.
stances in food products. The
glucose trust has already
threatened to ruin me-" There
it is in a nutshell, the legisla-
tors must do the will of the
trust or be kicked out, therefore
in self defense the only thing
left for the people to do is to
kick the trusts out and the
party which gave them their
ruinous power.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-06-15
INTO A DITCH.

Kansas City, Mo-, June g.
The south bound passenger
tram on the Kansas City Pitts
burg and Gulf Railroad was de.
rallied near Greenvlew at $50
last night. Forty-tive persons
were injured, three will proba-
bly, die. The smoker was burn
ed. The wreck was caused by
the spreading of the rails which
in turn was caused by the heavy
rains.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-06-15

The Windy City was treated
to rare sight Thursday after
noon. 1t was no less than Il
good mirage of Michigan City,
30 miles distant. Its viii tie
buildings and long sandy beach
could be plainly seen with the
naked eye, also vessels miles
out on the lake that wonld or.
dinarially have been out of
sight.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-06-15

Rome, June 9.-It is officially
announced that the Pope, at a
secret consistory on June 10,
will create 12 Italian cardinals,
including the nuucio at Madrid,
the Archbishop of Goris. the
and the Archbishop of Taul-
ouse. The Latin Patriarchs of
Constantinople, Antioch and
others.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-06-15

The report "Dewey's Home
Fund" is increasing very slow
ly comes from Washington. 1t
is to be hoped that it will prove
a failure aud if the money is
raised that Dewey will decline
to become an almonder upon
the people. He has gained fame
and honor do not offer him dis
honor,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-06-15
The powers-that be are

Tie pOWers'that De are AGAIN
talking of reciprocity with
France. If it is good thing to
have it with France, then why
not with our nearer neighbor,
Canada. Has the Administra-
ton forgotten James G. Blaine's
barrel of pork?"
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-06-15
Jefferson Davis Crigler no

Jefferson Davis Crigler noti-
fies us that he has lost his
ma and wants the DEMOCRAT.
Jeff is located in Denver and
his wish has been complied
with. JEFF, his jolly witty say,
ings and whole souled warm
hearted manner has been miss
ed by his many friends in the
city,
All kinds of neck wear at
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-06-15

Miss Pearl Shaw returned
Saturday from an extended Wis
it to relatives at Nadine, Mo-,
and now the Burlington is all
smiles.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-06-15
FLORIDA.

DIR. j. y, Browna4was home Friday
but returned 'to' his father Saturday
as H. is very i'll.
j. W Fan@erenter was in Paris
last week,
Y. p. Cgeening Is home from
the medical school at Louisville, Ky.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-06-15

While it was disagreeably
damp in this city Wednesday it
was wet in Austin, Texas.
There was cloud burst there
that cost the lives of 80 per-
sons. The greatest loss of life
was at San Saba. The Colora-
do River broke its 30 year rec
ord. The 10 foot rise at Austin
has placed the big 81, 500, 900
and power house under Il
heavy strain, in fact both may
90 out.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-06-15

Get your clothes to order at
G, M. SuLLIVAH's.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-06-15
NAIL STRUCK SQUARE.

1t is an old and familiar max
i'm that competition is the
life of trade and whatever act
destroys competition or even
relaXes it. upon the part of
those who sustain relations to
the public, is regarded by law
as injurious to public interests,
and is therefore deemed to be
unlawful on the grounds of pub.
lie policy.--EXtract from unan-
inous antitrust decision of the
Indiana Supreme Court.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-06-15

The girls of the Windy City
are onto a new wrinkle or more
strictly speaking don't perpose
to have any wrinkles at all.
Their tailor made gowns are
flushed, then the seams etc,
are dampened and the gown
placed on the living model who
is to wear it, then the tailor
takes hot iron and presses it
to the form SO that every curve
is brought out and made more
pronounced.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-06-15
JOANNA ITEMS.

re much rain.
Oats looking very well.
Corn has not been growing any for
the past two weeks on account OF it
being too wet.
Miss Jennie Bailey and daughter
have returned to st. Louis, their home.
Brother Rice held services at oak
land Sunday.
Miss Dollie Rouse is visiting James
Berry this week on account Of the
measles.
James Grcevcs who fell out of the
hay loft and broke three Of his ribs is
now able to be out.
The Heckart Brothers we're hauling
lumber To Monroe City last week.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-02-25
HAY DE VENTA

I'm la hacienda Amelia doce potros, de
tres medic cuatro afios de edad, donna.
dos para cochs silla, dc buena razs.
Pouce, 10 DIV Enero de 1899.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-02-25
MANUEL G|RALOEz BOSCH
Abogado { Lawyer J

encargado de todos los negocios
que estaban & cargo del Lcdo
Casalduc, ofrece sus servicios
PROFESSIONALS en- Utuado.
Enero 16 1899 1mIa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-02-25
ESrUELA SUPERIOR De N|RAs De PONCE
DIRsuTORA: MARIA MARIN E.-OLOM

DlRGCTORA: RlA MAXIM DE'~OLOA
Sol n1mero ~
AdemSs de las asignaturas regl .menta-
rias, eusenaLse en- este plantel las materia-
siguientes: :.
Dibujo pinturs, mdsica idioma ingfs
y frances.
Sc admiten internas, medio-internas y
externas, q presios modicos.
La clase dc ipgles e,ta a cargo de dof1a
Guadalupe o. de Oed6. alumna interna que
toe durante af1os del Institute de Not-e-
Dame Maryland en- Baltimore %. s.
NOTA: La clase de llbores seIa desem-
penada por la competente Professors sef1oIi-
ta Petra MiIabal Enero 8, 1ml
FRANCESCA TOMAS TIZOL-Pro-
fesora en- partos.-Ofrece sus servicios
on la calle de la Salud ndmero 10, fren-
te los bafIos de- Navarro-Ponce, Is
de Nbre. 1898 ! ailo 8 VI. ..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-11-27
81 i-2cyd.
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Cory 4ilh Ministries Success.

Tho Cray High Mnstrels gave their
.rst 1Ii1ii, performance at Grange han.
Center SIDNEY. Friday night. The
Surge audience that greeted the boys
! .H.c.yd credit ou the efficient work of
General Manager Geo. : Williams.
,.Gl Ryan. int.rloeutor. ana leader of
ne cake walk. proved II" right one in
tna right place. Stone ana linsuan As
zones. ara Partridge ara Flynt kept
the audience in laugh With t!ioir
.i.,a Jrd witty sayings. masking 4
strong qUartet of plantation stars. The
songs Uy Gordon. Stone Ryan. Part
! a., ANA EinSman. harnonica ana
l-tu trio by johnson. Flynt and Tit
CONS. Partridge ana F1ynt in their
speciultiea. Titcomb and EIynt in banjo
Duet i}urrEam's cornct su!r. We're all
rendered iu . manner close on the
+ .ofnas-onal. ana were applauicd G. tn"
lcorc
The violin s.lD liz Harold Hichb"ra
Nas fine. ana held the closest attrn-
Ton. receiving round after round Of
applause. while the swert-voiced little
Iicharl Ryan sang himself right into
t-a hearts If his listeners. Tn stage
performance closed With the clubs
RENE de Ia Creme cake walk: First
couple. Flsnt and Dunton; second
s4.Iln. Nirsman ana Gordon. ana third
,.urlr. Partridge and Thoomh, tax
i.- feature of thn entertainment. All
'..,>od &, Ire Expert cake walkers ana
n.I< seemed about even. The audi
,1c, decided IN favor az the third
.nrlr.
u; -.f I l.. u ,rI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-11-27
Committee nn Resolutions

Thu a. II. x u. Electric Railroad 4
Ray v,stbul- car appeared in al it's
glory. Saturday, Il is former 81. l."
hu,it over ana. While not quite lis lar-
"s thos, recently purchased. IS Is hi''d-
some ana convenient. and Wili Hlld ''@
own With any In the stat.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-11-27

The executive committee If Thu
Howard Benevolent Union Will meet, |
this evening. With Mrs. Fuller. State
street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-11-27

Tho Deerirg-CnasA wedding viii tax
place. this evening. Fill Christ ! nitaIia-:
church
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-11-27

The boys had great sport skating N"
.Iohnson'S brook. saturday.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-05
Scr 0ahLnR rinrs @iaiunars.

@r : Senator 9rice. Der bpr eintgen
Wp6en itur6, mar me6rTader MtGio=
nGr; er fol- an einem ein3igen GiIen@
baGn : @gTtdIt, benz @ertauf Der Ri
deIpIateb," feds Wilipnen psrDient
tuben. @r Iebts aud pie Gin mebrfa<
der MiQionGr, oenn {sit Su6ren fuItsts
T&in Sau8GaIt mil Quem. mas Drum
uno Bran 6irQ, $150.000; bds fino
Die 53irfen BON So bis $4,0O0,OO0.
Sn Isp : 0ort bate er einen PaIaf
in Der 5. Qpsnue, ieine 2oge i'm We<
troppIitan S~pernhauIe toitete jG6rli4
$4,000, marhmuI CAB er Elm @Iisn,
bus metr aIs $4,000 toitete. Sn
0Qi6iagton poGnte Die 6amiLie in
Gem Balaiie Gorcpran's, in Nepport
t1tte lie cine 8iQo uno in 0tiani, o.,
Elm pru6tpoQss NpEnEuus. SeDe Der
bier Wp6nun9en tornte Die 6dmilie
gu irgeno elmer f3eit nit einem DuBero
9Giten 6sspirthsn; Ger Utann aus benz
8o.fe psrItano gu leben. teIn engGiifsr
2oro Jebt bsfer.
8orqeFern fat Ii6 bic @ittpe ols
@ominifrutortn anTsGen lufen uno
untsr Gio erflGrt, DAB 8rioe fem
@runoeiqent6um unb nur fir $780,
900 psrTDnIi6ss @;gent6um binterloIz
fen 6a6e. SIT bsnn 10 @tmas m0gtia?
Nun, in Nmerita aGeroings, IS tommt
{o9ar tGgIia Dor, cap Der Na6loB
BON M;QionGren ais cine 2umperel
angemelDet pirD. 8rice's flint Sim
Der bruu6en nc6 lange nibt 81 Bet
teln, T&ibit rern lie in Der 6is4eri8en
WQnier peitsr sf6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-05
Nrnr glrt hrr Qrmrnnffeat.

Sn feinem Qanoe Der Welt tperoen
me6r Rabrung5mittel perpuItet, ais
in @mRrita; bu5 9e6t Dur6 ale &ldlz
fen, aber 6itr molten mir unS nur NIT
cen Reiferen, re1p. 8eiiergeIteltsl,
beT6GFtigen. Sn elmer groBen Stdot
gie6t es 3uuienoe pon 6amilien, BET
omsn Elm 8ratar, Der einmal uuf9etraz
cen mar, in teinsr 8eftalt pieoer duf
oie Safel 9eIdngt; er tommt bO6itsns
an bic 5reunoe Der Oiener, oosr tpan=
bert ms SpiilfaB. 8eIAnittenes
8rpo miro einfa6 fort9eporf len. Sn
rrIeren 8ait60vn uno SpeiiehGuiern
Iino bic lte6erreite %6eionoer8 groB, Die
iel6en oi&nen meiit sur S4peinemait.
Sn 6rGntrai8 bsfolgt man Oamit
felt syu6ran Elm perniinftigeres SpItem.
0ort perDen Die b~ei1eren SpelIereite
TorQFGltig "Iortirt uno on i~Ogenarnta
Bolts : 3ij6en oertauft, ND Der Qrme
fir tpenige GentimsS cine I4mad6afte
Md6i3eit er6alten tann.
Sin Rep : Yorter 9bitantbrop, Der
oieIe5 SpItem beo6a6tet Pat, ma6t
nun ben 8ori6Iug, DOB Die reifpen
Gep : Nprter i6ren 3ufel Nbbub CUR
GpeiIuno Der 2(rmsn 6ergeben ioQen,
uno unier .6eroro" 1T pon Der Soes 10
snt3iitt, Bah er Tie aud fiir Baltimore
empfieblt. Gire5 I6itt Ii4 u6er ni6t
fir 9(Ge, uno in glmsrita piiroe Der
ortige Qrmenpflege AUDI Ee6r tpenjg
Grfolg baben.
Das fran30IiIde SpItem BAT nod
ben 8ort6eil, Dab Die meiItsn, psl6e
fir 3-5 Gents eire Wa6i3eit per5a6@
rem, gar ni6t %piIIen, mo Der Sod Ietne
Stoffe fer 6dt, unO Damn lit oa5 GI1en
fein 4lmoIsn. Sn Nmerifa piiroe
notwithstanding man6er Iie6er Derbunz
germ, e6e er in elmer Toi6en 6reitii6s
isinen Sunger an einem 8raten itiQte,
b&r BON Dor 3dfel zines 8unoerbilt
fam. ,Sammelt bic iibrigen 8roten,
auF oaB ni&ts umtomme," lit cine bib
liI6e Grma6nung, a6er nur Der Ssgen
oes9errR erm0gIi6te es, 5000 gu ipei=
len.
Man fDnnte ia ben 8erIu6 nit Dem
fran50Ih6en @pitem MAIDEN, a6er mir
3peifeln, pb oieies 3ie6en miro. 0aS
bette QlmoIen lit INNER nod, ben arr
men 2suten 9sIegan6eit gu ge6en, i6r
8roo Our4 ebrIi6e Qr6eit gu rerOiez
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-05
8nlitifantrn= Blame.

8or me6reren Wp6en bat ft9 be-
fanntli6 Dus popotratiI6e Rationalz
@omite r%eorguniIirt, b. f., Die our3
ben Qu8tritt Don angeIebenen Demo
fraten, pie 9orman, 5iQ, 9urritp,
8almer Il. (. No., entftdnDenen 2uden
nurDsn Dur6 naue Mdnner ausgez
fiilt, bic Ii6 lett Der 0ornentronenz
unb Silbertreu3@Gampugne in Die
partei 6inein gebrdngt BADEN uno in
Der dQ9emeinen 8erpirrung raid gu
Ipg. 6ii6rern abanctrt iino. 9d mar
Senator Seller, Iein gun5eS2e6en bin
'bur9 RepIbiitaner, Der 8ieOermdnn
4ltgelo, bus 5inan3qenie SarDep, Der
DauerTf4pdBer QQen, frii6er Populiit,
unb Der unpermeibli6e SbsrIt 8rDan.
Oas neue Gpmite periu9te es nit
elmer &ppfiteuer, aber es i6eInen ii6
tpenig Oumme gefunben gu BADEN, Die
ben Serren monatli6 etnen toi6eren
Dollar gu opfern bereit paren, bsnn
porQeitern belt bas Gomtte fir N}Ittel
un6 @ege cine neue SiBung, Die fi6
d6er in Grmdngelung BON Mitteln u.
Weusn nit Der nG6iten g~lationalz
9lattfprm 6eTddfttqte. 8eitern MorS
oen puroe bur6 bic r4fpc. Prehe"
Dem Qunbe bertiinbet. DuB biefel6e ais
Sauptpldnte d6ermals StIber 6relz
prGgung i'm 8er6dltniB BON 16 81 l
FOr0ern peroe, unb baB 8rpun nod
item SumItag in elmer groBen Reoe Den
0runotpn Der Champagne an9sben
ipplle.
Sct benn d6er bas Democratic Ober
@ultskrrT6aft? SIT bas elmer groben
partei, bic hire 1ieben bis a4l WttQlo@
ren Stimmen abgebsn fam. piirotg,
1i9 DON einem bal6sn 0uBeuD fdtiliz
uuriIder G~riiten3sn, bon benen Die
3dlfte Ii9 friiber often BON Der Partet
Iosfagte unb Die anbere SGlfte i6r ME
angebOrt bat, bag poIitiT9e 9ldubens>
betenntniB auf3pin9en gu Iafen?
&Qerbings lit es ibnen T6on einmal
gelungen, aber cine 8ugel ge6t ielten
5Dei Wtal our9 Elm Qp6; penn es jes
bod abermdls Qelingen Iolte, bic Nas
tiDnal<G Contention gu 6DpnptiIiren, 10
fperoen i'm Rpbember 1900 nod piel
Meniger fir bic Oemotraten Itimmea,
ols 1896. SEPT 1T Die 3eit, bieTar 8os
~litifanten : 9eri9p0rung unb i6rem
alien Srrpdbn enti6Rnfn entaegeR gu
tretsas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-05
Sttss ,pfidbem zpamfen umc sranrrefd,.

Der Barrier GorreipOuOsnt elmer SsuiatiOus3cis
tuug bat oas 8crit6t in llmluui oeiest, oab elm
&ricg lpii6su Spauieu unO Groutrei3 MID aus
eeibloHsu lei, uuo 3iUar psgcn elmer Strritira0e
0ta6t auf ifabritote Der 2eBtcrsu eelset lpOrocu.
SOlb cine GutDidcluu9 eriGcint taum Glaublib,
pa ia beioe gGuocr Sabre lang uuqeluobnlib tnttm'
uibt iaQen, mas fb ,pii6su 0utioucu %srtioucu
mag, ipobl ubcr fam man idQcn, mas palilrcn iplrb,
ipcuH elm on Spspcpie S,iOcHocr Soitetter,s Ma
aeubittcrs a%uipcHOet. Seine SelunObcit miro nd
bchtru. Sciu Ippetit miro iuriiifcbreu. Wor1cns
miro CT tciucn iblrbttu 8eibmat im Wluuns bus
ben. SGpiuOelfaucu piro er nibt ultcrlpor1cn,
uuo iein ROpi ipiro tlar iciu. Scin 8cmittbs3us
funO ipirD i5 pcripbulidcr %Qeitaltcn, unO icin
e%oliacs Ausicbcn peridpinocu. Sem glut ipirn
ocreiuiQt, uuo icine Ritrtu pcrosu au orDsntlibcr
Gr.cOipuu0 ibrcr 6uuttiontn ~OnQercQt luerotn. ollie
DieiC EinQs iucroen Ourb oas 9itters gu YSc1e Ocs
hradlt. INN Inmiemna leaen nailIr 3eMamLS OBJ.
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r9iDDnl Slue Siuc'
nndn N"hIlahsIphia mne Rsn- gIrrF.

Gas 3uqt Dcrotu nit Qintiasgiat lcuatct
9~tTlu11eu Is motuz Stott0H
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Rad EtrusGoTt, Bolton m0 Dem Eitr, an Ngs
dtHtaQtu. G.jjSp tiit=Q NGgGoHl, $50, U0.5oSptjits
UdQgoUD &oymitills, 1851, els Spcjitsg9OVg0Ul
3f9, 600 Sptlc : 9&ugQ0ul Eu6uIttlQs. 900
Nbtuos Q.lj 3dbts, Shll1sy&dgQpU pom MT. 8os
pa,=Stuti0u, uiftH Iur QGnGqItrt nm 1000 Abos.L.
S0HutaGs, CI.dj, 30 SpciiC usage aD 9oymJttlG5.
t2lj SptiitsgtupRoHI. 3.ig. 600 !FpcltsgV0plcuI
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g9dggoa BON Nlt. 8oDalsS tdtiou, etttn iir Yl1d'
gi,rt nm 1000 Ibtuosl.
Rad 9ufiaIa. 900 Abcuo5.
3G5 ItlaHuc=G,tu, 1870 Born, l2.57, 2.l5 uue
$40 giu6mittaVs.
RAD 9bllaotlphld, NllWlueto1 uuG ebt'itr. Gu
NODtHtuGtu, IIjI =gSlQgonh S.JU. ll0.5l,
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l2.5I, els Sptiesg8GQG0U, bait uuU lu WilmJugI
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gUUl $40, 600 Spt,'c : ]g8lgG0Ul HubWJitaGs.
800 NbtuDs, lis &ahts.
Rad SofalsStutioneu an Der 9billocIgbitr Si0i-
non, al gQoGtHtaQtu, 500 0oUWJttdls, 800, SOS
Gohmitta1s. S0Hutags, $50 9OrmittaGs u. sos
NlamjttuQs.
3uQt ptrIuicu GamOcu St1tiOu.
Nob 6rtotrjt, 30 9ormitiGQs. l.2o, 4.30 uHo
$50 gabmittags. au Sonniagcn, 9.3j SoFmiiiags
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a 30 8abmlttGGs.
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JAANhlllAAs=.
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tagcn, I30 gormittoQs, l.20. 43), SO Rn6mits
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$50 Nadmittd9s. 80 uuo ll.lO NbtUos.
Mad Glicott=Gjtp. an @obsutaltu, Gao. 80.
ll.W gormittaQ5. 10, $50. 40. $40 No6mj,s
TAGS, $50, lilo gbeuOs. SoUuto9s. 93j g2rm.
$40 9uamittaQs. $50 mh lilo Nbuos.
Tdb Curtis Ban. al 0ObWtagtr, Cps Born.
SuQt Orrlaitu Curtis pap CIR gGottntdgm I'M
sos yladmittaQs.
!ausgtu0mmcu 5ouutaQs. ?Rur 5ouuta5s.
"SagIIb. GTpreBz3ug.
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Go ant 9trluuQu in btu 9iuct=gursaur:
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RoudlsS Citation ootr amDsHsS tatt0n.
8. o. Martin, 9aTaqitrzqotnE.
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BUR Grinnerun8

uU WCIUtH SUUU ""a'"T
SSinie Mdbn,
Der bcutt Dor Jlpti Slbgtu, am ). 3auuar, bon uns
oei6ieOep 1T.
rubi, beoedt bon idnuar3eu GRADES 6igeln,
2Sds cub uHO Srot mir in 0sm alter cab.
Se lcBte SthBe ibDlnO aui Sturmtsz5 lugtlI
llHO preBts mir nod beiBt 5brdutu ab.
an neius 6oiinuna,n, Die ib btqtt,
SiepeH binttr mir. ipie Elm leerer Srlum.
llno tDds jur 6reuOe iriibtr MID a~Hrsgte,
Sitnt isEt sur GriuH,runa taum.
0aUiomet BON i:iucr Rutttr
% Rnjo N II.
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SUnneritas, .:Sen ). Sanuar 1899.

@s ntrb ais elm 60ies
Omen angeisben, baB Die untsriuz
Gungsz@ommi7iion, Die Oa5 einbdlIdz
mirte 6Ieii6 unterIu6sn Ioa. in einem
Simmer tagt. peI6ss Die Auf4rift
nHatipnuI Cemeteries" trdgt.