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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-06-02
WedNeSdNu.

P. j. Lyons came in from Steele today.
Hon. Thos. Allshouse came in from
Steele today.
Myron Hutchinson returned today
from st. Paul.
State Auditor Carbon cam in from
the east today.
Land Commissioner Watt came in
from Bathgate today.
S. I. Osmond Of the Fargo Forum was
in the city today and went to Steele and
Dawson this afternoon.
A little son of William Wilton while
playing on the turn table yesterday suf-
fered a crushed foot. The injury is
quite painful.
A number of young folks enjoyed a
picnic south of the city yesterday. There
were eight couples in the party and its
members passed a pleasant afternoon.
The trial of Jack Trusty, charged with
the murder of Barrett, will begin at
Medora today. Trusty was arraigned
Monday and pleaded not guilty and his
trial was set to begin this morning. An
attorney whom Trusty expected from
Great Falls was not present and Attorney
L. S. of this city was appointed as his
counsel until his lawyer should arrive.
Judge Winchester and Mr.. Allen re-
turned from Medora Monday night and
went back again today.
The right-of-way committee that was
appointed to secure ~right-of-way for the
Washburn railroad northward through
the county have met with success in
their efforts and it is believed will ex-
perience no trouble in securing the right
of.way. The committee made a trip the
early part of the week, and saw property
owners, and will address letters to non
resident property holders. In and
through Mclean county the consent of
the resident property owners has been
secured and several of the non-residenes
have also given right-of-way.
In clearing away the wreck at Cleve-
land the other day and saving the
freight, employees of the company had to
watch the dagos, who were used to re-
move the freight from the wreck, for
they filled their clothes with tobacco,
cigars, plug and sack-they threw away
their old shoes and put on new ones and
logged off everything if given the Sigh
est opportunity. Some of the men were
induced by a free application of the
boots to %disgorge, others were thrown
down and relieved of their shoes while
their fellows stood by and chartered like
monkeys. One dago son-of Italy-was
grabbed by the throat and his shirt
ripped open for the removal of thirty-two
little sacks of tobacco he had slowed
away for future reference.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-06-02

A. Klaus of jamestown. There has been
only one bank in jamestown since the
Lloyd failure.
Passengers from the east report a
pretty good freight wreck near Cleve-
land, the one that delayed the passenger
train yesterday. There were nineteen
cars of freight piled up between the
length spanned by two telegraph poles,
and beer, -four, sugar and other miscel-
laneous freight was pretty badly mixed.
It was not until after midnight that the
wreck was cleared away so that the
trains could pass.
jamestown Alert: Oscar Will, who is
preparing ground for the planting of
trees on the N. P. right of way, says the
soil on the knobs and other places where
trees are needed is plenty good enough.
Cottonwood, box elder and ash will be
planted mostly, The outer row will be
the Russian and English white willows,
now being grown for the company in
Minnesota for that purpose. Mr.. Will
stys the best plan of transplanting trees
is to set out the well grown specimens
matured on the prairie by cutting off tho
top, to give the roots a chance to get
started in the new ground without draw
ing on them for n~ourishment. A large
native grown tree can be readily secured.
Mrs. Linda w. Slaughter of this city
received yesterday a valued gift from
Washington City, presented by the ma
tional Legion of Loyal Women" a pa
triotic society composed of the ladies of
the families of army officers who served
with honor during the civil war, of which
she is an honorary member. 1t is the
badge of the order, made from the metal
of cannon captured from the ~confederates
during battle, and forming a crescent,
shield, figure of Liberty and laurel
wreath, with a ribbon attached bearing
the name of the organization. The
ladies' committee presenting it to Mrs,
Slaughter on behalf of the organization
express the hope that she will always
wear it. The ladies of. the Legion OF
Loyal Women" in Washington city will
go in a body to Arlignton On Memorial
Day to decorate the graves there.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-06-02
An Excellent Combination.

The pleasant method and beneficial
effects of the well known remedy.
SYRUP OF Figs, manufactured by the
CALIFORNIA F1G SYRUP Co., illustrate
the value of obtaining the liquid laxa-
tive principles of plants known to be
incidentally laxative and presenting
them in the form most refreshing to the
taste and acceptable to the system. It
is the one perfect strengthening laxa-
tive, cleansing the system effectuallv.
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
gently yet promptly and enabling one
to overcome habitual constipation per-
manently. Its perfect freedom from
every objectionable quality and sub.
stance. and its acting on the kidneys,
liver and bowels, without weakening
or Irritating them, make it the ideal
laxative.
In the process of manufacturing figs
are used, as they are pleasant to the
taste, but the medicinal qualities of the
remedy are obtained from SIENNA and
other aromatic plants, by a method
known to the CALIFORNIA Ere SYRUP
GO. only. In order to get it's beneficial
effects and to avoid limitations, please
remember the full name of the Company
printed On the front of every package.
FIG R co.
BAN FRANo1Boo. GA.
J Ros sale b III Drugsista-Pries CO. oebottio
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-06-02
Saturday.
Judge Wallin returned today from

Judge Wallin returned today from a
trip east.
Surveyor Soule of Sargent county is
among the guests in the city.
Misses Hostetter and Perry of the pub
lie school force visited in Mandan today.
Rev. G. S. Hall of Fort Berthold came
down from there yesterday, and his fam
lily left the city for the east last night.
The many friends of little Eunice
Morris, who has been seriously i'll, will
be pleased to learn that she is improv-
ing.
The graduating exercises of the public
schools will take place a week from
Monday. There will be a class of ten
graduates. Arrangements are being
made for the annual alumni banquet.
w. H. Williams, a Northern Pacific
fireman, while firing on No. 4 the other
night, suffered a bad injury to his eye,
which was filled with pieces of glass from
the explosion of the water gauge. He
may lose his sight.
The delayed trains got through from
the east last night, after the wreckage
of the freight train had been cleared
away. Nineteen freight cars were de-
rallied, among them two carloads of beer,
some of which was spilled, sad to say.
The precipitation for the month of
May will be largely above the average.
The total already exceeds the normal by
over an inch. There was an inch and a
quarter of rainfall night before last. The
rain is Of great benefit to late sown
grain.
Joe Hurst of Glendive was to have
been hanged May 10, but the ceremony
did not take place, as his attorneys have
appealed the case and applied for a stay
Of execution. Hurst was a former resi-.
dent of Mandan, and found guilty of the
murder of Sheriff Cavanaugh.
The case of Glineberg e. Lovin against
George Gussner, a suit for a disputed
balance in the construction of a build.
ing, was begun in the district court yes
terday, but will not be completed until &
later date to be set. Judge Winchester
goes to Medora Monday to open court.
Surveyor Hoffman came in from his
surveying trip for the railroad north tt
Washburn last evening and left for Min
neapolis last night. He states that hi
has made a close preliminary survey fol
the proposed road and has found a prac
ticable and not difficult line north tt
Washburn.
The State High School board examina
tions, held under the direction of Web
ster Mortified of the State University
were concluded on Friday Afternoon
with an examination of the graduating
class in civil government. The examina
lions in the grades begin on June 5, con
tinuing through the week, ending o.
June 8, when promotions will be mad
for the next year.
G. A. Klaus of jamestown was in tn
city yesterday to secure authority from
the secretary of state for the opening o
the Farmers and Merchants State banl
Of jamestown. The incorporators of tn
bank are Senator Murphy and Stevel
Collins of Grand Forks, J. A. Martin Q
Darlington, and Michael Murphy and {
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-06-02

ers along whose property the road will
run.
June 8 the board of management of
the Valley City normal school will open
bids to award contracts for improvement
and the erection of an additional build
ing.
Surveyor Soule leaves today for the
south, having a surveying contract in
the southwestern part of the state. He
has sent his team and outfit overland via
Braddock.
Capt. Walter F. Gushing of Company
E. of the state militia at Langdon has
resigned, owing to his change of resi-
dence, and an election has been ordered
to fill the vacancy.
Governor Devine came in from La
Moure yesterday and will remain in the
city until tomorrow afternoon. He makes
the Memorial Day address before the G..
A. r. at the exercises tomorrow.
MIR. and Mrs. w. NJ. Cochran and
family are getting located in the Boucher
house, Mrs. Cochran and children
having returned several days ago. Mrs.
Cochran is much improved in health, at
which her many friends will be pleased.
A meeting of the county superinten-
dents of Wells, Foster, Eddy and Suits
man counties will be held at jamestown
on Wednesday to arrange for the holding
of teachers training schools for these
counties this year.
There was a severe wind and rain storm
up at Washburn the other day, and
among other damage the top of Dick
Penwarden's house was blown off, the
mill denuded of it's smoke stack and
Mann's machine warehouse was turned
upside down.
A Wells county special says: One
thousand new settlers have settled in
Wells county the present season, and still
more to come, all showing good judg-
ment for this is the land of Cannan and
is not surpassed even by the famous
Red River valley.
The board of trustees of the state
normal school hold a meeting at Valley
City, June 6. Matters to come before
the board are the receiving reports of
the faculties and the approval of con-
tracts for faculties and outlining the
work for the years 1899 and 1900.
Napoleon Homestead: Mr.. F. w. Cur
tbs, the 500 trainmaster for this district
ono. s., passed over the line yesterday.
Mr.. Curtis informed the writer that the
500 had purchased sixty miles of steel
and that he thought that the road would
soon be extended into Bismarck and
northward towards Washburn.
Washburn Leader: John M. Samuel.
son of Weller has the breaking contract
for ex-senator Washburn's experimental
farm near that point, and Jos. A. Bur.
gum has the contract for turning over
the sod and planting to flax the one
north of Washburn. Both are thor.
oughly equipped to do good work.
DR.. Bentley was overcome by heat and
exertion and tainted away while in at.
tendance at the Memorial Sunday exer.
cises yesterday afternoon. He had done
some work in the Office and came down
to the church, where the heat was a little
too great, and he tainted away in tine
progress of the services. He RECOVERED
soon and was assisted to the residence Of
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-06-02
BY CUTICURA.

The treatment is simple, direct, agreeable,
and economical, and is adapted to the young.
est infant as well as adults Of every age.
Battle the affected parts with Hor WATER
crusts and scales, and soften the thickened
cuticle. Dry, without hard rubbing, and
apply CUT1cURA Ointment freely, to allay
itching, irritation, and Inflammation, and
soothe and heal, and lastly take the CUTiCURA
R%EsoLvENT to cool and cleanse the blood.
This treatment affords instant relief, permits
rest and sleep, and points to speedy, perma-
nent, and economical cure when all other rem.
Sod everywhere. Price, TIE BET, 1l.25; or, CuTICulA
Soar. &c., OIHTMEnI. 60e.s RIsoLv1NI (half dzs), S0o.
PofI1R DRuo AHD CHEM. ConPy Sos Props, Boston.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-06-02

Farmers a make it to their adyan-
tage to ship their grain to VIM. Dalrym-
pie, No. SOL Board of Trade, Duluth. Mr..
Dalrymple is ar experienced and relia.
BILE commission merchant doing a large
business, and his creditors are author
lied to draw on him against their con-.
signments with bill of lading attached to.
their drafts.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-06-02
Tortuing J.
D%isfiguring Humors

Itching, Burning, and Scaly
Eruptions of the Skin and
Scalp with Loss of Hair
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-09
Bilsesbarre @aAridten.

- Sin SbpinbIer, Der Ii6 Sobn 6.
DidiOn nsnnt, betrOs leste WOde 9bo'
mas 8rcDn BON Der Spibenfabrlt um
$500 uno iubte bas Deite.
petsr 81. Sorpe bon bier unb Gas
roline Sdnppert uon 9iantleote tpurOen
ssfsrn Norsen burd Pfarrer StiseI in
Der st. 9ildotaus Sube 9etraul.
- Ser 40 Sabre aIte Srant 8niifen
pon 9nlos Iesle iid Dienhas Nndt su
einem SdIdf6en uuf bas @eleiie ber
eleftrifden 8nbn, tpuroe iiberfabren uno
aei6btet.
Srib Nopat bon 9ranb 1unneI
pOate am Sumitus einen g., 8. & 8.
3us beiteisen, seTietb absr itatt oeiien
unler bic Hdoer uno wuroe bon beniels
ben seImalmt.
6. &. 9Ifon's 2aben su 8ineitOn
purbe ftdb am Samitus Diorsen um
eine beosutenbe Nnsabl Waaren beitobs
len; bic gnbreder lieben feline Spur
surud.
-Sobn SartIep. elm 8remier on Der
9Opmnn @reef 2ebisb BAILEY 3neiss
bObn, fiel aeitern Wioreen BON ieinem
3uss untsr bic Rdber, tpeIde ibm bsioe
Bsine Obei balb ben 8n66eln abibnitten.
@r uirb feline SerIssunsen faum dbers
leben.
- -Sranf &oons, Der fiirsIi6 bon
Scranton berunteriam uno cine Wirtb'
i6aft an Oft Watfet Strube er6ffnete.
muBte am Wontas Ibsnb nesen Sonns
tuspertauf 8lrsi6uft fur iein seridtIi'
DIES griheinen iteaen. 5runf Sebel er'
bob bic qnflaee. nabbem ibn 8oons aus
leinem PIaBe 8eipcrfen bate.
-Srau Warp aeqp unb ibre flint
8inoer BON bier lieben am Samitas ees
ssn bic .. & $. So. sine gntiddbisunsS.
tInes fir s20. 900 eintraseu, neil Der
@utte uno Batter, nabbem er in ber
Dime psrIest pOrOsn mar. in einem offe.
nen 8asen anItatt in Der ambuIans
beimeebrabt nurbe, ipobei er 2uneen'
snlslnbuns betam uno oaran itarb.
= Sn 2userne @ountp babsn bic Re'
publituner eeiie9t uno nur ibr &an'
Oioat fur S6ubmeliter if unterIssen.
8erielbe, Serr 8uub, 1T Elm Birlb unb
ioa osm UiudereIemsnte in Der repubita'
nii6sn 9drtei feline 9fieoerIaae gu pers
oanfen baten. g8ie eriibtIib. bat bic
bon benz 3iid'idsn ..9tldtpd6ter" 10
bobIbnenb auSpoiaunte ..beuti6e Bepes
auns" bic Steuun3 Der Deutiden in Der
BoItItnur ssibdoist - ban Demotruten
tOnnts lie nibt beIfsn uno ben RspubIita
nsrn bat iie nidis seiGuoet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-09
Bon Der Snbfeite.

Die @beIsuts SotOb Sarimunn bon
pitiston Apenue limb oura bic Antunft
zines Sbbnleins erfreut tpOrben.
Serr uno Srau SObn 8luiter fnb bon
Safe UNDERWOOD surddeetsbrt. mo lie ben
sunsen CONNER uno Serbf perlebten.
Ssrr SObn SmeitOpf bon bieisr Seite,
bisber als 8sriduisr bel 3. 2sonarb, 1T
ieBt in Der elsi&en Steuun8 bel Z. 3.
2eonaro.
9Im nd6fsn Disnhus iinbst in Der
osutihsn fuib. st. Wurlsn Srbe bic
5ruuune BON SObn OshrinBer nit Sri.
WlabeIine Sidsp itait.
Ssrr Grnt 8ldier bon Sig StrubC
it I6On felt Wonuisfrit Ourd slnen Nn'
iua BON 9litbma on bas SauS eCfsheIt.
ssbt isbob isbt Der 8eherune entee8sn.
auf bcr Sdbieite ipar Oas 8Otum ON
Dienhus iebr leidt unO ipesiea in ben
beutIben 9ifritisn mar bas SntersIit
Elm serinsss. Die 9emOfraten aeber
itst Su. b0b tpsnn Elm 9sutider uIs 8un'
Dibat fur Gounip @ommi1ir nominirI
tporoeu mare. bisier ipipUbl nie aud
Duriin nit elmer serineen Anitrensunf
bdttsn srpabIt tpsroen ibnnsn,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-09
Suumpre.

- Dur6 einen Dedenfaq in Der 6ipip
@rObe Wine am Uiontus nuroe Sobn
Iipbs idIimm perlebt. gtne llnter'
luduns ieitens zines Mrstes ergab, bab
mebrers 8nohen beS &IdenS sebrohen
tparen.
- Diqiam Shopper bon 8ef Drin'
fer StraBe fano IeBte Dobe, uIs er
cine 8OmmObe Ourdh0bsrte, einen aIten
8epolpsr obne nabSuiebsn. OBJ cerieIbe
eeluoen mar, briidte er los unb ba bic
B0ifs sine Patrone entbielt. 10 orane
ibm bic 8ueeI Ourd bic Sano.
-Soispb Woran unO SObn 8erri:
gan. i'm go. Ia Sdadt Der Benn. Sob.
len So. ansefeat, iinO um Samitne
Woreen cur6 einsn 5elienfaa bDS per'
lsbt pOroen; erferer erbielt Elm tDS aers
orGdtss 8ein, msbrere eebrodene Hips
pen uno innerIde 8erlsbuusen. pdbrenb
lsbterer elm sebrOteneS buB8elent, oas
aud oufbeidnitten puros, uno cine
SbGbsIpunoe oapontrus.
- Sin furiofsr uno idIimmer unfuG
betrai am Sonntas Nadmittas ben
Sames Dic@aribp bon Sport Sla auf
Der Saso. gr uno Stpei 8ameraoen. mil
msbrsrsn Sasobunoen. bsianoeu iid su,
3eit in oem Q9aloe babier auf Der Su6s
fur Saien; iie baiten iib ;u elmer furseu
RaIt unter einen Baum 9sieBt. ipobe
We@arttp feline eelabens uno seipannit
5Iints nsben iib leste. NIS WcGartbt
iib elbOb. UNI nab einem tpeiter entfernt
iesenosn eefEaten Baum su laufen.
iprans iein Sunb Sad nud uuf unb ibu
nu6, iraf aber unslufIider Weiie mi
Der YiOis ben eeipannienSabn, bic Stint,
entIuo iib uno bic feline Sdrotlaounf
orans eeraoe untetbaIb oem &nie II
Wc@artbp's redtes 8ein. Dian gel
osm BerIeBten iOfort ben nbtbieen 8ei
ltunb uno ipdter purbe er nad ben
2udapunna Soiplial senommen, hi
man sS fur nblblB era6tets, bus @Iiel
untstbulb Der SIfte su amputiren, b
oaS Sbrot cafeIbe idlimm suserldte
battle. glab ser Operation mar be
3uituno bes 8erleBten elm Isbensaefdbr
liber. bod butten bic 4srSte SOffnune
onB feline itlrts Contribution ibn auber
bulb 8efabr brineen perps. Setter
NOR Uie@urtbps 3uitanO 70 sanitis, bal
Die Ierste bsltlmmt feline @sneiuns er
iparten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-09
500 @elpbnunal 500.

Die eslsr bisIr 3tinns ptrbsu lib frsusn su
srfabrsn, pab 20 psnlsitsns cine sefiirtist.
aranfbet sitbt, psIts bic Wi1snitaft in aa'
ibrtn Stufsn Su btilsu i'm StaHps 1T Saa's
aatarrb Sur ii bic siu,iss isBt bsr drStitsH
SriibsrIhnft btfannts ppiitipt aur. aataub
rfcrbsrt ais cine Gculiiiutionsiraufbsi sins
epnitihiipusls Stbauoluus. Sa0's aatarrb
Sur pirb inurrli6 ssncmmsn unp pirtt pirsfl
auf has SIut unp bic lblsimistn Sbsrflittn
pss Sytsms, baeur6 bic @rurplass br aranf.
belt ssrltSrsnp unp BEN patitntrn Strait esbsnp,
iubsm lie bic GOuiitutiUn pts aSrprs aufbaul
unb Der Natur in ibrsn 0sris blIft. Die Gl.
stntbimsr babsn 10 pisI 8uirautn auf ibrr
SsiIt,Gfts, baB lie sinbunesrt Dollars SsIpbu.
ung fir jsesn 5aa anblstsu, ben iis ~ 'urirtu
prftbh. gabt Gut tins eias pUn 3susnihsn
fpmmen. Diau abprsiirs;
g.. s. 9btnsp & 60, SUlsep, ..
RsS@ gtrfauft ron alien Appibtftru, 75r.
Sau's 8amilisn piasu iinp bic bffsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-09
Sa6 Ehal abm drt8.

IabIor.-SumusI s. 9otpsl, felt 80
Sabrsn Elm Burger bubIer. itarb am Srsi'
tae Su frIber Dioreenfunbe in ieiner
BObnun8 in 9ioro Suplor i'm IIter bon
70 Sabren. Bopeq mar nasemsin pes
abtet uno ipirb bon ber Satin, bret
IOdtern unb einem Sobn iibsrIsbt.
Seine 8eeroisuns erfOIste am Sonntus
i'm Soreit Some iSriebbofe. 9ta6t.
idulen unieres 8orouabs tpurben am
WOntae Ibenb erDffnet. t.-Die neue fas
tboliide 8ir6e babisr ssbt raid ibrer
Soaenouns entseeen uno bic Gontrattos
rem ertparten, baB bieielbe @nos bisies
Wonats eineepeibt perben funn.-Srau
Sobn SunsbIut. IT,. bon Wain StraBs.
untertparf ii6 Iebte @ode elmer Operas
ton, bon Der iie iib ieBt ibnea erbolt.-
Srl. &aie Tannler uno Serr @aSpar
Beibel tperosn, Iaut Gntdnbisuns. am
l6. giopember ourd BafOr ausuit De.
ber eetruut !peroen. Oie iuneen 2sute
limb poblbetannt unb popular.
- 8iliam 8upp bon DarSea befanb
iib am Sonntas auf Der Saeo, aIS iid
iein 9spebr entIuo unb beHen 2abuns
ibm in bic rebte 9ruf brans. SO III
fraeliG, Oh er nit bsm 2eben bapOn.
fommt.
-Sn OIb Sorss. po 14oo arbsitsr
bon Sermpn & SO. am Streit iino, if
Die SituutiOn cine brobsnbe, inbsm bic
5irma periu&t, bic 8ruben burd gtibt.
unionifen su bearbeiten. @efern mare
es bsinubs iu Oifenem aufrubr sstommsn.
- Srau Wi6aeI 2aeep bon Minootu
purbe am 0lontae Abeno bon einem
StraBenbubnipasen sstrOffen, aIs iie biz
Strabe trsusen tpolIte; iie erbielt babe
einen gebio6enen Iinfen Arm, bDler
Sdnitt am S6doel unb mebrere Sdram'
men am 80rper. Dian fonnte sur 3sit
ni6t beitimmt eriIdrsn, Oh bic Srau iid
srboIen tpIrbe.
-Sruu Settle 8imbIs. bic Gissnibil'
merin bes SoteI Sadion su apOea, er.
belt am Wontae. mad einem Strelts
nit ibrem 8Oitsdneer Sranf Srep, bon
oieiem eine 8ussI in ben rlnterIeib ss'
iaet, bod ii bic 8erlesuns feline Iebens.
ssfdbrIi&e uno bic 5rau tpirb ii& srbo'
len. gifsriu1t tpiro als bas Wotip ber
Ibat beseidnet. gIm Dienitas bisB es,
Oab Sruu 8imbIe Ii6 ieIbit idOB, aIa
iis bic Batrone aus bem RepoIpsr nebmen
polte, unb oaB Srep nidts nit Der
Sadie su ibun bate. Die 8useI in
snifernt tporoen uno bic 5rau 1T iebi
uuber 9sfubr.
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@apne Sountp.

SoHesbalr. = -Gbarles @abe. Elm alter
unb tetannter Burger. itarb am Samit q
Nadt IN ieiner NObnuns an Glitter Str.
,iemlib unerWartet; feline Besr6ieuna
erfoIste ssfsrn.- lBapne County ssist
plebsr si'< bIbids osmotratlf1s Wsbrs
belt fir baS Staaistidet. Sir oas
gountp iinb etpdblt bic 9smoriraisn Sosl
Siq fir 9shilfsrihter. Charles Arm.
bruitsr fir Sdeyiif, W. q, @upIOrb fii,
protbonotar, @merion @ammeI fir Rs'
sliier, GeOrss SeumOn, 8eorse Robert'
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1apIor uno 4tfiniou iino Republifanel
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