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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-01-03
KA>SAS QUARANTINE LAW
Live Stock Commission Issues New Set of
Rules

Live Stock Commission Issues New Set of
Rules.
Kansas City, Jan. 2.-The Kansas live
stock sanitary commission has issued this
bulletin governing Kansas quarantine reg
uletions;
Section /. IL In hereby ordered by tho
livestock sanitary commission that no
cattle originating below or on southerly
Of the quarantine line described in
Governor Leedy's proclamation dated Jan.
uary 81, 1885, may come into Kansas dur
ing the month OF January. 1899, except as
divided I'm our dipping bulletin dated No
vember 6. 1885, hereto attached. or for Inn
mediate slaughter in accordance with
rules !, 2, 3 and 4. OF said proclamation
and amendments thereto by bulletins Of
this commission. All southern divislsns
OF stocK yards located In Kansas for tho
purpose Of unloading. feeding and resting
OF southern cattle IA transit for immedi-
late slaughter, or for dipping during the
year 1898. shall be maintained during the
month OF January. 1899. exclusively for
southern or infectious cattle.
Sec. 2 Notice y hereby given that cat
tie infected with Boophilus Bovin. or SOU
n cattle tick, disseminate the contag-
ions or splontic or southern fever (Texas
fever) Therefore cattle originating out
side Of the district described by this or
der or amendment thereof. and which are
infested vita the Boophilus BOWS tich
shall be considered as infectious cattle
and shall be subject to the rules and reg
ulatlons governing the southern cattle.
Sec. g. Stock yards and railroad com
aslf l. !
ticks shall place such cattle In the peni
set aside for tho use OF southern cattle
And transportation companies are roqulr
10 clean and dlsrrfect an cars whicl
have contained the same. according q
the requirements OF this department
Sec. 4 All cattle originating above o
on the northerly side OF the duarantin
line, except as above set forth. VIII b
itted TO Kansas without any resirio
tions.
Accompanying the above bulletin n IA
order Issued by the Kansas commission Q
November 6. 1885.
Whereas. The secretary OF agricultur
OF the United States by order (B. A.
order No. 23l has announced that south
ern cattle. when properly dipped in sc
mtion of SO pounds Of flowers OF sulphu
to 1000 gallons Of e1taa dynamo an. ca
be safely shipped,
Now, therefore, this commission hereh
modlhes its quarantine rules against Te'
as or splentic fever. 30 that cattle al
not excluded from Kansas by the commi
sion, II accompanied by T. certificate
an Inspector OF the United States burea
a OF animal industry that they have oe'
I properly dipped and have fully compile
y with the requirements Of said order n
g.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-01-03
SOCIALIST MAYOR
Promises the Citizens of Haverhnl an Ideal
Government.

Promises the citizens of HaverhII an Ideal
Government.
Haverhill Mass. Jan, 2-John Il.
Chase elected on a socialist ticket to the
office OF haverhil was lnaugurated to-
day. In his inaugural speech Mr.. Chase
assured the membesr of the city govern
ment and the people "that every atom
of power possessed by the mayor will be
exercised in the defense and support OF
the principles OF socialism In so far as
they may be applicable to a municipality.
The mayor then referred to the desiclDil-
ity Of preserving equal rights upon which
"The liberty and happiness Of every man,
woman and child, are conditioned, land
asserted that these are possible of at.
tainment only through the establishment
of the cooperative commonwealth.
Continuing, Mayor Chase said:
II believe that every power the munic-
ipallty possesses should be placed ~ the
disposal Of the people in the interests
of civilization. with that aim in KEW.
submit the following Specific recon-
mendation:
First. the passage OF an order cstab-
fishing the minimum wage for strseS en-
ployes at 81 for eight hours work.
Second union wages and conditions to
/ prevail in all brick and zone mason work
performed under d.ree.~L of the street
| department.
Third, all city printing to bear the un-
ion label.
The mayor then took up the subioG: of
| the unemployed. which he said, ndj de-
veloped from the displacement of labor
by machinery and the concentration ef
capital. and a question which, he said,
no municipality could solve, as It had be-
come a national and international one
Yet. he said. some little relief at Iesst
can be afforded by this city government,
therefore Recommend:
First, that you proceed 20 secure
tract of land suitable for the raising OF
food products, and that such Of the an
employed as desire may be permitte
to use the land. the city 10 furnish pro-
per seds and tools.
Second, the enlargement OF the fuel
yard at the city farm to such proportions
as will permit all who desire to earn by
their labor such fuel as they require
Third. the apportionment Of such
amount OF money as circumstances may
warrant to be used in providing employ
ment directly upon public works, not IN
competition with the regular employees
Of the city. but upon special works TWO
kinds OF which / herewith suggest;
First. Improvement of the park sys-
TEN.
Second, construction of system o
bicycle paths through all princtoh tho
roughfares.
Mayor Chase condemned the system o
contracting with the lowes- bidder 10
= city work, and said the system shoui'
4 be not tolerated He said:
Low bids means cheap work. Cheal
work means cheap men, and low wages
= and low wages lower the standard o
; citizenship. The city should perform It
e own work and furnish Its own materia
e giving employment to it's eiisehs.'
I The mayor advocated increased appTo
y prlations for educational purposes an
3 municipal ownership OF the electric llehi
- ing plants and street railways,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-01-03
DEATH SENTENCE
Imposed on Couple Of Negroes at ard
more, IL.

more L. y.
Ardmore.. jan. 2--The fret legal exe-
eutions under the territory Jurisdiction
OF the United states court In the Chick
asaw Nation vii occur Friday, jan
airy lS, between the rising and the setting
Of -e sun. Two negroes will explate
their crimes on the Ssllows.
Their name sare Charley Bias and Dem
mis- Nolan. The former is a short man
and rather stout He Is very black and
has short neck. His head is said by
authorities to be OF the criminal type.
Bias Is very taciturn. seldom speaking to
any one. and he does not pace the prison
floor in the way his fellow prisoners are
won't He seems to realize that every day
brings him nearer his doom. There Is a
wild expression In his eyes. and manner
that indicates fear His one thonght
to be OF the day when he must suffer
death
The sound Of the hammer in the build
ing Of the scaffold seems to cause him to
tremble His crime is the killing OF Gus
Wright last May at wild Horse, Chick
asaw nation through jealousy OF Wright
in his attention to Bias sweetheart.
Dennis Nolan is different in physique
from Bias He Is tall about thirty years
old. and his ginger colored face lights up
when his name Is called. He has always
maintained his innocence, and talks free
ly since his conviction. He was a preach-
er and spends most OF his time in praying
lie believes he will reach heaven. and
oftimes cheers up his companion. Hla
crime was the killing of his wife with an
axe one night as she was sleeping. His
little eleven year old son was the main
witness. having seen the deed. The pros
ecution established the ract that family
ouarrels between Nolan and his wife were
frequent and after the murder a sum OF
money belonging to the wife was miss
trrr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-01-03
DECLARED A DRAW.
A Large Crowd witnesses a Boxing Contest
In New York.

A Large Crowd Witnesses a Boxing Contest
In New York.
New York. Jan. 2-Tho Greenwood Ath-
letio Club of Brooklyn held a boxing show
which began at o'clock this afternoon,
and the house was uncomfortably crowd
ed
Nhe star event was 20 round bout at
catch weights between owen ZeIgler and
Matty ...atthews. both welter weights
with good records. They fought the 70
rounds hard and fast, each displaying
great deal of science and judgment
From the opening round neither of thum
let his opponen hnve an idle moment, and
tefore five rouras nnd been gone through
each mans facs was we'll marked up.
mittee tomorrow. Senators Allen and Tell
slight lead and although zeiSler did most
OF the leading Matthew'S t-ipters on the
wind were effective. Zeiglsr got no 40
some heavy jolts on the local mans face
and swung botn han1s 10 Jhe head, stop
ping Matthews. Ma.the Ss, however, al
ways had n ieft n3pcr cot or 4 swing
ready when Za'g.er came within reach
and the latter must have been In grand
shape to With itand such he"1 punish.
ment ON the stomach. Toward the close
Of the fight zeigler was the stronger but
once, In the nth round. Matthews caught
him with left hook on the jaw which
forced the Phlladelphian to his knees
Zcigler was very strong In the last round
but Sam Austin, the referee. cood not
decide, that e..aer man was winner anc
Jared the bout n draw. The decision
was n popular ono.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-01-03

Omaha. Jan. "A Bee special from Ash
land says
This morning when the day gang begAn
work a ArmaVr g. Co.'S ice Plant at
Memphis. sixty. siFht laborers. mostly
from Omaha. WI, we're emDl1gea on ths
night torce asked fer an Increase iE Sag-
es OF 9h cents per hour. Thsls demands
Wege refrse6 ana they went on a strike.
AZ a meeting OF the .abOrrs llft night
the men on the night force agreed 70 ask
gor an increase but the day gang COM
YoseG ok men liviag In the vicinity of Mens
pms refused 70 join them. The strikern
a6ain tried 70 PES IA 50 he d'r sp2ce 10
hep tie ID the ~rrks. F1iEag IN thiz
they attempted 10 blockade tho works and
prevent work, when fight ensued. Pike
poles were hurled at the strikers and sew
eral men we're sevt ely wounded.
The day bsnds drove he strikers away
and they came 70 this city. most OF them
taking the train for Omaha
Warrants ers out Tor the arrest Of thS
strikers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-01-03
Ron oashlom Monument F.ma.

The following citizens OF Guthrie
have generously and patriotically
contributed TO the fund TO build
monument at HeBnessey 10 thr mem
ory of he gallant boy soldier. Roy v
ashton, who fell ia the trenches OF
San Juan Hill in the battle of sauti
ago, He b longed 10 tIoop d, com
manded by Capt. Robert Is 'u~ton,
and was the only soldier from OKLA
homa who gave up his yennR life for
mis- country ON the battlefe' d, and the
idea OF pe-petuating bis memory IN
marble is praise worthy aud patriotic
AL parts OF he ter itorl have ken a
pride IN the heroic deeds Of this gal
ant boy, and the fund FIR the purpose
4 the monument is aront rails aud
be amour raised in this city, with
the names OF the donors, vii be for
warded mex week 10 the monument
committee. Send in your mite, big oT
attle, and your name 70 the LEADEf
pookkeeprr.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-01-03

The Missouri, Kansas & Texas rail
road company will II low rate round
trip tickets on November LIST, 18th,
Decemb Der 9th and Goth, with hnal
limit OF return I 2l days from date Of
sale An excellent opportunity for
homeseekers, tourists aud investors to
view for themselves the great re-
sources OF the state. For further in
formation address, V. Is. Drew, G.. F,
4 Il. A. ParhunR kns
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-01-03
.sannr.1 Of Senator Morrill,.

Fnnersl Of Senator Mnrriu.
Montpelier. VI, Jan, 2-The body OF
the late United States Senator Morrill, ar
rived here today from Washington. on
the train which brought the body was
also the body Of the Senator'S wife, who
died at the capitol several months ago
In the funeral car there were the dele
gates of representatives. from congress ana
senators appoited 10 attend the obseduies
here ana a number of friends OF the late
senator.
Enblems OF mourning were everywhere
yislD,e IN Montpelier today. Flags. bear
ing crepe fioated at half mast through
the city. A handsome arch Of heavy ey-
ergreens had been erected over the gate
at tn entrance 10 the gTonds OF the state
capital. The interior OF the building was
appropriately draped.
An places OF business throughout the
city were closed until after the funeral
had passed. The weather this morning
was fne but very cold. the Thermometer
registering 25 degrees below zero.
Trains arriving in the cnty brough large
crowds Of people from all parts Of the
state. The body was borne from the trdil
to the capital. where It lay Ia cate n
| the corridor before representative hal
( During the day hundreds passed by th'
casket, The funeral services in represen
tative hall we're largely attended. Aef
from all paFts OF the state calee TO pa,
respects 70 the memorw fine 'stf SEP
ator
After The lobies were cleared the ood
les og Senator Morrill, and Mrs. Aorrh
were taizen TO Green Mound cemetery
Fhere aey sere placed in yaDlt 20 re
main until spring. when they wiz be car
led % stFs nord for lnterment
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-01-03
ROYAL WELCOME.
ny the President aud Mrs. Nick Aniss to all
Callers.

ay the President aud Mrs. NICK Anie- to all
Callers.
washington. Jan. z-The PRESIDENT and
Mrs. Mckinley received the seasons greet
ing today from tho great throng Of oailer
representing every branch of public life,
who attended the whre Housereeeption.
It was the frs, time since the present af@
ministration began that circumstance per-
snitted observance Of this custom and this
as well as tho happy and prosperous cir
cumstances in which the year begins ad-
ied to the interest and enjoyment sur
rounding the event. II was an ideal
midwinter day. tn air crisp ana bracing
pnd the ground covered with SNOW. 20
executive mansion was elaboretely dec
GRATED for the event a wealth OF cut flow
ers. palms potted plants and ferns trans
forming tho apartments into bower. Of
shruhherv and bloom. In the receiinK
line with tho president and Mrs Mc1Sln-
ley were the members OF the cabinet and
the cabinet ladies'. while hack OF the line
stod many ladies from the army. navy
congressional and iucic'al circles. Among
the most notable figures In the line OF cai
lers. we're the foreign ambassador and
ministers. In their rich diplomatic uni
forms Onicers OF the army and navy
nlso were ~ FUN uniforms giving brill
liancv and dash 60 the occasion. The army
group, which attracted most attention,
we one made IN OF Major General Miles
Shafter and Law-ton and prigasiier Gem
eral Corbin. who. after greeting the pres
idential party. were invited 70 Join the
receiving party. The reception lasted
something over two hours ard was In
every way a successful and happy usher-
ing in OF the new year
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-01-03

In order to shield the real criminals,
who are among the high government Of
nciaia. The ex-wragoman was finally bru-
tally executed, mutilated publicly. and
made sport OF in savage and disgusting
manner. All this. the writer says, oc-
CURED In a country bessed with American
and other Christian missionaries. and
where American officials occupy lnnuen-
tial posts In the Corean government SER
vice,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-01-03
S.S.S.FfPS RI Fl. Blood

as it ID the only remedy which goes
20 the very bcttoEz u she blood and
forces out every trace of the disease.
q. s. g. is guaranteed purely vegetable,
and contains no possshs mercury, of
other mineral.
Books on Cancer will be mailed free
20 any address BY the Swift Specific
Co., Atlantis, Ga.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-01-03
The
Cruel Knife!

1t Is absolutely useless 70 expect 2
surgical operation To cure cancer, o.
any other blood disease. The cruelty
of such treatment is illustrated in thr
alarming number OF deaths which re
nult from it. The disease Is in the
blood, and hence can not be cut out.
Nine times out of ten the surgeon
knife only hastens death.
nv son had a most malignant Cancer. for
which the doctors said an operation was the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-01-03

In Portland lives gentleman with
disease Of the kidneys with list Of distressing symptoms causing
boang
to very
day Of Ripans Tbules
be bought taking They helped
To-day ughs" he declares.
the
thing would do Iame
o health 10 0 go o the either"
s s ss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-01-03

began 10 Improve. After twenty bottles hae
been taken. the Cancer disappeared entirely.
aad he was cured. The cure was = permanent
one Tor he Is now seyenteen years old, and has
never hac . sign % The dreadful disease TO re
9arn J. N. MURDOCH,
2s0 snodsrass g.. Dallas. Texas
Absolutely the only hope GOE Cancer
is Swift's Spe size,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-01-03
FNnsr sn4 gasiey Than 5000

The Cahfornia Limited, saDts =
z ,vte, solid between Chicago Z Los
n0eles sms. 2A days, kle; lie
lighted. Thr.e times wcrk.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-01-03

Baybeg shop and ladies observation
car on th California Limited via ) Sse
u Fe Route; service hner than ever
before
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-01-03

only hope. The oper-
alton was a severe
one, as it was neoes-
sary 70 cut down 70
the ia W b one an d
scrape it. Before .
great while the Can
Ger returned. and be-
gan TO grow rapidly,
Ne gave him many
remedies without re-
lief, an d hnally,
npon the advice OF a
friend, dec d e d to
Try 3. 3. 5, tswift's
specihel, and With
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-01-03
Cruelty Treated.

London. Jan. 2.--rhe 81. Petersburg cor
respondent OF ths Times says;
The correspondent Of the Eovos Vrsmya
ct Seoul, the corean capitol. relAtes tor
rible crimes by the hnti-Russtan party.
who, since the departure Of tho Ruasiah
financiers and dFfll instructors. have
wfeaked vengeance by vile deceit and bar
barous cruelty on the corean drasoman
OF the Russian embassy, tho official who
emperor 20 the Russian mission house
safeguarded tho removal Of tho corear
The official. his wife and other oorsans
were mereilsssly tortured wkh view NJ
compelling them 70 confess 30 a tals'
chsres Of poisoning me smperor,s c0ne'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-01-03

wanted-Inmsdialely. q good white
girl at the Phillips House
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-01-03
SuIlOH'S GuIlTIe AQIBIe 'uG

REMEMBER, this advertisement
interest," 70 you Nho have friends restiu.
In the tomb. Ills home establishmeni
shipping direct from the quarries msrbl'
and granite, and manuiacturin p thi'
city Forsign agents show gOu large
hne Dieture and Gsk you 70 sign bindins
order fO9 poor design and grade al dOu
bic price, covering theis wages and "a
peDses. Think OF itl We wfil duplicats
a. Of their work from 20 70 80 per cent
less. All the work done in the Guthrif
cemetery. some weighing upward Of twt
tons. was done BY u. hoths the nsm'
cut on the bases.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-10-17
Scrr GournS Studs tnOt.

gu Gbicu9u itarb am Sreitag gea3s
mittag 0err GpnraD Su4S. pobnbatt
2150 an Der @bite Strabe, 6ier in
Dubuque. SerIelbe bat ldngere 3eit
eelitten unb mar CUR dr5tli9en 8e,
banblung naG G9icagp gereiit, tpo er
Bel ieinem S9piegeriphne 9errn Dug
ean neilte. Die 2ei9e oes 8eritorbea
men fam am Samstag Morgen tier in
Dubuque an. Der 9erItprbene, nell
der Mit9lieb Des Ct. 9ius 4lpbcnius
8ereins mar, mar 70 Sabre alt uno
binterlGbt folgenbs &inoer: Sobann
unb Soiepb um 6ieiigen telegraph"
tbdtig, 8. unb S. Don Der Sirma Gpen
&c Studs unb MitglieD bes S9ulrds
tees, Srau 9uggan bon Gbicago, Srou
9arl Sleeper, 5rau Mc2augbIin uno
Srau Yeter @pen bon Dubuque. Der
8eritorbene mar Elm iebr u4tungspiira
bigger 8irger unb &atbolit. Den traus
ernoen !6interbliebsnen entbieten mir
infer ber3liGites 8etleio. MiDge Der
8eritorbene ruben in 5rieoen!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-10-17
2Ietn ere q dsrt1tsn aus Staot
uno MmGegen0.

- Seiratbslisenien BADEN genomz
men: Soispb 9. Stirling uno SRI. Glis
iabet1 Sping uno Soiepb Wiler unb
Wargoretba Sbeobalo.
= Srei Wt:ilsn Ditli9 bon SftzSuz
buqus itarb am Wtontag Mbenp i'm OIL
tsr BON 81 Sabren Spbann Mi9elet.
= Spiepb Gamabl, Sohn oes 9rn.
S9miebes Spbunn Ganabl Durbe 81
&od Sslanb beoeuteno perlebt, ols er
Die Strabenbabn beiteigsn lpOllte.
= Sm Otter BON % Sabren itarb
perfl. @o6e Sumstus Sri. 5ransistu
G0rbt, So9ter bes Serrn Sarl 9Drot
gu 0Derspiae.
= Sn Der SamilienzW obnun9 1851
en- 2incoln Qpenue itar6 am 9onnerss
tag Srau Mariu Grobe i'm Otter bon
40 Sabren. Sic binterlGbt ibren Sat
ten urb iieben &inosr.
6. S. PeterIon, .3abnarSt, uorb'
Ditl. gde IL. unb MtdinzS traBe.
- Vim utter ben Il Sdbren 1tarb
Sr. Conrad S6miot am Oonnerstag.
Yerielbe mar aus SaDern gebiirtig u.
binterldbt feline 5peite 5rau nit 5rpei
Stinbsrn.
> Der 79sjdbrige 9err SrunS 9e;z
Ter, Gr., itarb am Sonnerstag in ieis
ner Wpbnung 1877 an Der Waibingtcn
GtrdBe. Ser 0erItorbene tpar elmer
Der @riinoer Der Dubuque Cabinet
Mafers 4hociatipn unb binterldbt 2
SDbne unb 5pei SO9ter.
= 6err 6. Hoplunb unb SRI. .Inz
na llbig puroen perfl. WpGe bon
Squire Garnep getraut.
= gu Neu Wien tpurOen in Der ct.
8onifatius Stride perfl. Wo9e Serr
Spbonn Hotb ppn Sempletou, Sa. uno
Sri. Barbara Wagener bon Neu Wien
ebeliA getraut.
gu Hidarbspine i'm bieiisen
GountD nurben !Serr S. g. Ssrring
bon Dubuque uno SRI. CLARA Ga
8rune bonn bo9p. 8ater glarte baz
ielbit e6eli9 getruut. Der SrGutigam
cebDrt Der better betannten Samilie
lYsrring bier in Dubuque an unb feline
Sraut 1T bic So9ter elmer gea4teten
Ssamilie bon Dubuque Gountp. Wir
piini9en ben NeupermGbltsn piel Slid
uno Segen i'm Gbeitdnbs.
- gu Wortbington traute Der
bp6p. Batter Gisrang 9errn Sobann
Sobin uno SRI. @liia6etb Siirgens,
Ioipie Serrn Nic S4lid uno SRI. Wars
garetba &remer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-10-17
Sic 0ebHlissM nmGlte Der Stabt

in Der arage betreffs ben Nntauf Der
ftGbtii9en Wa1erperte nabm Die &ufz
mertiamteit Der Qlbermdnner in ibrer
SiBuug am 9onnerstag QbenO ldngss
re S3eit in Qnipru6. IS limb bic Der
rem Nlp6onIe Muttbeps unb s. 9.
2pn9uepiqe. Die Staot bat benlelben
fir oeren SienIts iopsit $3.50 beSablt
unb bei9lob tiir5li4 ibnen peitsre
$3.50 = jebsm = gu geben uno lie gu
entlaHen. 9tber in bieiem Sale I9sint
es Mot 10 lei9t gu iein fir pie StaOt
fi9 ibrer 8ertbeioiger gu %entleoisen.
9ieie rsi9ten nGmli9 am 9onnsrstag
@(beno @siude elm, in pel9en tie, Ssrr
90. I'm peitere $2055, unO Serr Cons
euepile I'm neitere $3.50 eriu9en, 10
bab bic Staot Suiammen, lpenn lie bic
fe Sorberungen be5ublen piirben, ii6
ouf $4805 belaufen piirben. Sisie
Mnfragen puroen, na9oem ii6 Der
Gtabtrutb iibsr Die Sorberungen erbeis
teri bate, an ben 4usf9uB fir bas
8anae perpisien. Sin @ntrag pes
Iloerman Sones, Den Gontraft fir ben
9au bes Coulter 8a1ep Ganales BON
benz ge9ennGrttgen @nbe oesielben bis
our eagle point 2lpenue 81 laiIen,
tpurbe an ben ausi4ub fir bas @an5e
nrpie1en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-10-17
aasxet,tburger d5aaestf, pie,,stae; net II. Okto,er 1899.
Sffan-St 8%onifatius 8erein:
g. &. Shmih. Mntpn Sphr.

ct. 9onifatius 8erain:
s. s. S4mib, gnton Sobr.
Petersburg- ct. WpDlius
Siinalingss @erein: SEQ. 8. 8rapfl,
Spbn S. 9oebten, Sp. Softer.
Setersburg- Speig : Ser
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