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MONTGOMERY COUNTY NOTES.
A Peculiar suit settled and Another
One ia Progress

ROCKVILLE. Nd. sept 26.-The eN-
ceutious filed by Joseph T. White 20
sale r,uorrcd 10 the Orphans Court OF
THIS county by H. w. Talbot. executor
of the will Of Thomas T. Nolaud, which
were heard hy that court Tuesday even
ing. were sustained. The evidence was
that Mr. White. oU the morning OF the
18th inst. made an offer in writing 20
Slr Talbot for farm which is "a part
Of the holland estate. and that on the
evening Of the same day. having looked
at another property which hv liked better
than the N0laud place, went to Mr. Tai
bolt and Withdrew his bid Mr- Talbot
at the time Of the withdrawal. was on his
way 70 the postofiCe with a letter erected
% White accepting his offer. The QueS-
ion before the court was whether the offer
10 Talbot WAS accepted before the with
draWaI The court held that il was not
accepted at the time and ordered the re-
port OF sale set aside
\ peculiar case is now in progress in
the Circuit Court 0r this county in which
James j. Dove IS plainun and his two
sons, John W Dove ana Charles :. Dove
are defendants. The evidence SO far pro-
ductd shows that in INy1 a piece of prop
eTty belonging 10 the plaintiff was sold
under mortgage by Horace D. waters,
and that Waters bought the property.
The plaintiff aGrred with Waters 10 buy
the land back paying for the same at the
rate of SIG "a month. The plaintiff then
hired the defendants as farmers and took
their wages To pay tn monthly payments.
At the time of the agreement between
plaintiff and Waters for purchase OF lands
the two defendants were nineteen and
twenty years OF age. respectively They
continued 10 let their wages be paid to
Waters until some time in the year 1890.
when Waters de@ded the property 10 the
two defendants. Now the plaintiff asks
that this deed be set aside and the prop
eTtv be decided 70 him William Neirs
BUuic is counsel for tho plaintiff and Il
Maurice Talbot and Bowie +. Waters
for the defendants.
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Mr.. ROOSEVELT as A HUNTER.
The Presidents Magazine Article
Describing His Experiences.

NEW YORK. Sept. 1f-Iu the October
number Of ~SCrhlcr-s MaEaziCe- Fresi-
dent Roosevelt begins the first OF q series
of papers, with the Cougar Hounds, '
describing his recent experiences In shoot
iuE mountain lions. or cougars, in north
west Colorado.
With Philip *. Stewart who carried q
camera and succeeded in getting some cx-
ceil,uJ snapshots DT- Gerald Webb. Cf
Colorado Springs. and John B. Cor. the
hunter. lIr. Roosevelt spent five weeks ir
January and February last hunting north
or tho White River. most of the t-rae ia
the usiEhborhood of Coyote Basin and
CoIorow Mountain.
They made thgir first bag January y by
killing bouCat, or lynx. which had been
trs.d by the hounds In Jubcat, and es-
pecially I'm cougar, hunting success de-
p-udS absolutely upon the trained hounds
Alr- Roosevelt says "lioh was one Of
JLe best hunters with whom I have ever
been out, and be had trained his pack TO
point OF perfection / have never known
another such rIck 10 reach
There were eight hounds and four fight
ing dogs Among the cliffs and preclUiceS
hearing u tho chase lasted any length OF
time Three Of the dogs and one of the
hounds possessed au additional accom-
plshmeut- They could follow the game
up tree
-Th, piuyous and cedars were low. null
ttoTkgd- and usually sent of hrauchy 8
from near the ground In consequence
the dogs could, by industrious effort
and then dog would lose his footing and
com, down with whack which sounded
as # he must Dee disabled. but after q
EroWl and "a shake he would start uu the
tree again They could not tight well
while in tree and were often scratched
or knocked down by a cougar, and when
The evening times., 1901-09-26
To cut on college Funds.

RICHMOND. Va. Sept. 2G-The com
mittee on education yesterday ordered a
favorable report on the proposition cut
ting of all State appropriations for iusti-
tutiOns Of learning not wholly under the
control OF the State An exception was
Williamsburg. by leaving the matter I'm
the hands Of the Legislature The Medical
College OF Virginia was represented by
the dean. DR.. Christopher Tompkins and
DR. George Ben Johnston tn. fact that
all the buildings occupied by tho college
were owned by the State was brought out
and the committee agreed 10 let that col
lege stand as one Of the State institutions
The evening times., 1901-09-26
Naval Academy Candidates.

ANNAPOLIS. Md. Sept z5.-Fifteon adj
diu0uaI candidates have passed their eX-
aminau0ns and viii be admitted 20 the
Naval Academy. They are: Virgil Baker.
Tennessee: Francis O Rlaisdel. New
York. r NJ. FarvcII. Nebraska. j. A.
ManduvilIe. Georgia. W. 5. McCIntic.
Virginia: Lucicn Minor. Texas; T. +. Ma
gle New York. l.. A Swanson. Iowa.
Walter b. WoOdsOn. Virginia. Burton H.
Green, Wisconsin; .. owen Carter. Ohio
Herbert II MaudisOn- Nevada. J. H.
Brooks. Michigan; William J.. Gaddiu.
Georgia. and Grafton =. BeaH, Of West
Virginia.
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Of OverIea College. He acquired much
real estate in the 0cighburh9gd OF Ca
tgnsyiUe and erected a castle-like house.
which was called the jail by HIS stu
dents
Mr. Ebeliug BE- survived by his widow
and three children. His SONS are MessrS-
Ky-f1i.u Eb.HuE who is connected with
th.. drm OF William EUahe q Co ana
Prof Herman T.. EbeIUE, Phi D.. who
has % vide reputation as teachei- ii.s
-5...aE-.r is sllss Marie I-beIing. who IS
wei known iu musical circles
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The NatfonaI-Francis Wilson.

Next weeks attraction at the National
Theatre will bc Francis Wilson i'm his
success. The StroIlers." He will come
direct from his run at the Knickerbocker
Theatre. New York, where he played for
seventy-hve nights during the hottest
weeks of the summer.
The Sroucrs'' presents Mr. Wilson in
a new field. for it is musical comedy and
his many successes iu the past have been
made in comic opera 10 WAS originally
taken from the German. and arranged
for the American stage by George ".
Lederer. the adaptation being hy Harry
r. Smith and the music 10y LU3wI- Eng
lander Mr.. Wilson mas with him AN OF
the original production and company Of
one hundred people. comprising among
his principles Eddie FCy. Marie George.
Irene Bentley, and u. J.. Don Seats are
now on sale.
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HIS HAND BADLY MANGLED.
Robert {. Watts Fingers Severed by
n planning Machine.

Robert G.. Watts. Of S2f b Street south
east. had his hand seriously maugIcd
about 9-3o o'clock this morning in the join
ing machine at Belt & Dyer's Planning
NH, corner Of Thirteenth and b Streets
northwest Watts is a csbiuetmaker en-
pIoyed by Hutchinson * Harbin. mantle
makers. at III Twelfth Street northwest
This morning he went 10 the mill TO
rough out some work on which ne was
engaged and while guiding q board
through the machine his left hand slipped
and was caught by the knives The mid
die rngeT was severed az the first Joint
and the third and fourth fingers We're
badly cut The injuries were dressed ut
the Emergency Hospital
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c. 60 for wOmen's
OO.OO $500 suits.

Handsomest broadcIoths. Venetians.
and pebble CheviOt suits IN the new
fGN shades and made I'm the most ap-
proved fashions Jackets are braid
trimmed and satin-trimmcd and the
whole suit Is most thoroughly finished
$3.50 instead Of SO
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stole a PoIIcemnn,r outnt.

HACKENSACK, Sept 26--H. y. Brew
stsr, "a wealthy coal and lumber dealer,
of RidEeiieId Park, was visited Icy a burg
lar Tuesday night Brewster Is one of the
towns policemen. and was very proud Of
his uniform. billy. dark lantern and
bracelets Besides stealing other valu-
abIeS. the burglar carried away Mr
Brewsters entire police outfit There is
no clue TO the perpetratOr.
The evening times., 1901-09-26
chnse's-"A Stranger in New york"

Hoyts popular musical farce. a
Stranger in New York viii inaugurate
short season OF musical comedy inter
sporsed with vaudeville at Chase's The
atre next Monday afternoon. The preseu-
tation of Hoyts plays the latter part of
last season met with $50 much success
that Mr.. Chase determined then to give
local theatrcgoCrs another opportunity To
witness the best of that writer's plays. The
Interpreting company will be headed by
that popular fayoritc. OTIS Harlan. who has
acted in so many Of the Hovtian come
dies Those in the company besides Mr.
Harlan are John W. Dunno. David An
drada, Tony Hart. Dan Marble. Andrew
Bode. Lindsay J. Hail, John W. Early.
and Little Chip"
Maudo Scott. an actress said TO possess
marked ability and an attractive person
ality, viii be the new leading woman
Other feminine members of the cast are
Mary Marble who was $50 popular here
last season; Gertrude HAYES. ''the girl in
lavender the RyefOCd Sisters dancers.
Ida Lester, Nellie Harvey Emma T0Uuia.
and Carrie Nelson. Sp,cialitys will hc
introduced by Mary and Dan Marble.
Little CHIP" the RyefoTd Sisters. and
others
The musical director OF the company is
Max Hoffman. a composer OF consider
able ability, who has written many UuuI-
lar songs and marches. He was rDSuHu-
sihle for the popular Walk. You Sucker
and has written some special music for
the Stranger next week. Mafiue.=
Will uy given every afternoon. ana the
prices VIII remain the same as heretofore
The evening times., 1901-09-26
CHOLERA IN INnIA

People everywhere are acquainted with the re-
m8rkable cures Of Uilder forms Of bowel com
plants effected by the use Of Chambcrlain's Collie
Cholera. and DlarrhOea Remedy. 10 is not geuer-
ally known. however, that this remedy has proved
very successful in the treatment OF ASiaJic chOl-
era and Is now sold and used all over India.
Mr.. Sd L. HSCOcks, writing from CIaer Road
Byculla India, SAYS Il have used a good many
bottles OF Chamberain's Collie Cholera and Diar-
rh0eR Remedy and have found lJ invaluable as
a well as preventive of cholera. 50
far I have never known it 70 fail If given in the
early stages" For sale by Henry Evans Whole
sale and Retail, and all druggists.
The evening times., 1901-09-26

tonyl4let JcHcrSon Co, Kansas. Ailer trying
medicines labeled Sure Cure almost without
number, ] was led 70 Try Dr.. Pieree's Golden
Medical Discovery I took two bottles and was
cured, and h@ve stayeG cured when I think Of
the great pain had 10 endure and the terrible
cough ! had. Il seems almost miracle that
was so soon relieved That God may spare you
many years and Ebgndantly bless YOU IS the
prayer o. your grateful fTiend7
II You ask your dealer for Golden
Medical Discovery" because you have
confidence in its cures, do not allow
yourself TO be switched OF to a medi-
cine claimed to be viust as good, but
which you did not ask for aqd Of which
you know nothing.
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure dlE-
Zlncss and siCl, headache.
The evening times., 1901-09-26
NEWS FROM GEORGETOWN.
An Involved Note Transaction
Ends in 4 NOn-Suit.

Opening Of the National Cathedral
schooI-A GusoIeuc stove ENpI"-
siou-A Horse and Trap Found hy
the Police Awaits an Owner
Tho maker of note. four eudoTsers,
all of them policemen. three attorneys.
and several witnesses constituted the de-
I,uo. in "A case before Justice D. Barton
Miller on Tuesday Charles NJ Jones. tho
maker OF the note upon which suit was
brought, was r,prcss uted 10y Mr. Hoover,
as attorney T. A. Bowen. jr-. and Fred
g. Handy represented the ,ndor-ers-Lu-
cas- Gallabert, and others.
William " Rittin1er. through b. F.
Eawords, sued upon "a note. the face of
which was sgH- The defence ci,.imgd that
the note presented in evidence Of debt did
not represent the true debt. that the $50
note, which. it was alleged. had been duly
protested. was given as collateral 10 Sc
cure $50 note signed by Charles NJ
Jones ana bearing the date Of May T. The
plaintiff claimed that the $50 note in his
possession, bearing tho signature Of Jones,
represented another transaction. The dis
cussiou at this point between the uttor-
uvyS grew very warm Denomination
developed the fact that there was a $50
not, in existence. which represented lhe
true debt. and unless 10 was pr,-auted lu
evidence. ia, justice said. the trial could
not proceed The plaintiff then took a
Hou-Sult
The second term OF the National Catho-
draI School for Girls viii begin W,duss-
day. October . The faculty Of the school
has been enlarged and the facilities i'm
creased IN an the departments. The build
ing is situated at the intersection Of Wis
{ sa#sH sd r d "... y. .H
The explosion Of a gasoIene stove caused
"a slight fire in the pr, misses 1916 Thirty
second street, occupied 10y Jacob Hersch-
man. a tailor about $50 this morning.
{ The blaze was quickly eNtiuEuished- The
damage was slight
Isaac Birch. William s. Waddey and
j. c. HUddIoSton comprise the commit
tee appointed by Potomac Lodge No. 10
take charge of an historic EaveI To DE
used in the ceremony Incident TO the lay
| luE of the corurTstDn, Of the Christian
and EleanoTa BuI pert Home today.
shortly after midnight Policeman J. W.
Edwards found dark bay horse attach
I cd 20 "a trap abandoned on Dumharton
/ Avenue. between Thir;y-hrst and Thirty
| team had not been claimed.
Mrs r. Johnson has secured a permit
! tD max, Improvements on premises 1898
[ Thirty-secoud Street northwest, at a cost
I ~ $500
/ LiJU,nold q AIvorI have been granted
| q permit Go haul an >-t0u stone over tn,
/ Aqu,Gurt Bridge. but VIII nc held rs-
/ sr"nSih.e for any damage 20 the struc-
ruTe-
AIiss Ruth Gray. of azI4 Wisconsin Ave
/ lu'. has returned from her summer va
The evening times., 1901-09-26
l9C towels. IlIC.

Lot Of p dozen honey comb towels
1s-yard wide. instead Of 1sc. for l1lLc
The evening times., 1901-09-26
49c veiIings, 25c.

The latest hat and face yelling.
white. with black spots: black with
black spots the newest shades OF blue
with white. plain c0iors, and Tuxedo
mesh latest creations. instead OF 49c
a yard, tomorrow for &c.
The evening times., 1901-09-26
I25C towels, &c.

Lot OF linen huck towels. with col
Ored borders. "a by IS inches in size
same as are sold regularly for PIC;
tomorrow for &c each
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I5c piIIOw cases, ll5c.

Lot Of Dwight Anchor muslin pill
low cases. - hy l6 inches IN size
made with wide hens and most care
fully finished. the regular l5c srade;
for tumUEruM IlLc
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I1ernun's-"Broudwny BurIesquers.',

The Broadway Burlesguers who appear
at the Lycsum Theatre next week is de-
scribed as an aggregation Of vaudeville
talent that has achieved an enormous
success wherever it has shown They
come here with a number OF weII-kuowu
performers, including Kelly and Davis.
comedians Rosalie. "a singer Of Partisan
ditues, Salina and FouIeJta. In novelty
dancing act, Thompson and Green. iu q
musical act. and ZisEa. q magician who
mystIfies and bewilders his audiences
The FIRST part of the programme Is "a
vehicle for some excellent comedy work
and the originality OF its presentation
has also been highly commended Ii is
said 10 resemble q mIDsJr,I first part. The
CIStumIug and stag, settings are most
elaborate Twenty Young women ar.
shown Iu artistic groupings and iu IN.
closing Durl,Sgue. which '',nerEssc,s with
WiIth. comedy, ana fun. according 90 IN.
press agent, many musical numbers are
introduced
The evening times., 1901-09-26
Infants slips. ZSC.

Odd lot Of infants cambria slips:
with yoke OF fine embroidery; IF good
lengths and width; special for to-
morrow for sc.
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Coli Cloth. 3Qc.

The grade OF golf cloth which sells
for 19c viii be sold for sec yard to-
UOrrCw- in short lengths, - inches
wide, in grey. black. and brown with
plaid back
The evening times., 1901-09-26
z5C hosiery. IZIC.

Children's school hose full regular
made. guaranteed fast black; made
with spliced heels and toes. as well as
double knees. giving them double Ordi-
nary wear heavy ribbed sort; instead
Of &c for I2izc
The evening times., 1901-09-26
I0C pillow cases. 7Zc

Lot Of bleached pillow cases. made
of good quality muslin. y by IS inches
IN size, made with wide hens, instead
Of Tee. for 7-sc-
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bingham dresses. i9C.

odd lot Of chiIdren's dark gingham
dresses made fun width and length,
with yokes trimmed with coIOred en-
brOideTy, instead OF &c. for lSC.
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&c hose. I0C.

Lot Of odds and ends in women's
fancy hose, solid cOlors. with blocks.
stripes. and dots ali cOlors and fun
seamless; instead Of 17c. fOr IGC pair
tomorrow.
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Muslin drawers, i5C.

Lot Of muslin drawers for women:
with umbrella rufiles and fine JuCks5
instead of &c for 15c-
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l0C hankerChiefS. 4IC.

Lot Of mems and women s sheer lin
en- handkercniefs, with wide and mar
row and medium borders; 4izc instead
Of I0c.
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TOrCilOn laCeS. BIC.

Lot Of Torchon Iaces and iusertinss
from y TO { inches wide. ia match
sets; heavy and fine patterns hand
some designs. 5izc yard.
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$1.49
SOC sheets. 30C.

- dozen hIeached ready-made sheets
made ~ heavy grade muslin made
with wide hens = by 81 inches ia
size and naud ir0ueI and torn.
the regular 5ac grade tomorrow Csc.
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Brush bindings. 4Ic.

Instead Of &c a yard for best quality
Brush Binding; in cOlors, tomorrow
for sc a yard
The evening times., 1901-09-26

The attraction announced for next week
at the Academy Of Music is "A Ragged
Hero" new meIodrama. which. besides
unfolding what Is said To- he pretty
story ~ New England life. contains
number of thrilling effects and climaxes
which possess the merit OF novelty. The
central figure or the play is an outcast
whose life has been wrecked by a wife's
faithlessuess- While he IS the typical
tramp and INDUCES in no end Of antics
and witticism. the serious alde Of his story
is never lost sight Of u has a faculty
of b0hbi1E up AZ the Ti-ht moment and
his heroic deeds are an important factor
in the development OF fhe plot
New scenery and exceptionally clever
effects are promised. and a company.
headed by Edgar Foreman and Miss Julia
West. will present the play.
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75C underSkirfS. 49C.

Lot OF odds and ends ga ronen-s
black meTceriZed UUfFrskirt with deep
umbrella houuces finished with f-iuch
rurfie al bottom such as are sold reg
Ulariy al 79c for fSc.
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G. AQ for $3.50 ready-tO-
- As ~ wear hats.

The stylish ready-to-wear hats in
vast assortment trimmed with pom
UOus and quilts. also with taff q silk.
polka dot. Persian. and pIain-C0lUred
silks. such as you see elsewhere. to
20 tomorrow Tor X!4N
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IEC for SOC black and
AON white wings.

100 dozen of tho newest shape wings
iu black and also white which came To
US al about oue-thirI their actual
price viii De- turned over 90 you to-
morrow morning at pTOportionatc
price. they are most lesirabIy stylish
for trimming and Will be appreciated
by saving women; choice for I5c. in
stead Of SIC
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when He Quit.

(From the Cleveland Plain eDaIer.)
''Did sou ever see the sea serpeutT'
"No sir, never did quit when / began
IN sac auaCOud4s."
The evening times., 1901-09-26

LONDON. Sept 25--kIng Edward and
Queen Alexandra arrived here from the
continent last evening.
The evening times., 1901-09-26
Canton flannel. &C.

one case Of extra heavy canton fan
mel. the fine twill sort, which. as you
know. sells for sc yard. % go Jlmor-
row for Sc yard
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Notions for &c.

Kings Sewing Cotton Ill-yard
spaols best black silk balls Of daruins
cotton in aE C0l0rs. 1C.
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IS taffeta silk CO 0E
waists OOsAO

The taneta IS Of a superior quality
IN the shades which have been pro-
u0uuccd fashionable for fan. as wei
as black. Many are all-OVeT tucked
many are trimmed with small buttons
none are worth less than S. Cllice
FOR S325.
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q 0Q for 81 walking
- 1'/O and dress skirts.

4 lot Of walking skirts with heavy
stitching and strap trimming. also
lot Of dress skirts Of CheViots. brillial-
tines, plain cloths. and serEes. some
corded and tucked. some trimmed with
tafteJa silk, with deep flare and fI0uuce
effects, in all length, instead Of s.
viii be offered at the Green ticket
price Of $4SS
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10o for handsome
Nv SOC breasts.

Tomorrow we put on sale lot Of
the very desirable and fashiOuab BILE
breasts for trimmed ready-to-wear
hats, in black. white, castor. brown,
and other fashionable shades. These
same breasts are being sold elsewhere
AT Soc. hence al DC are unusual val
ueS-
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CT 90 for chiId'S So to S5
~ AoOO reefers and jackets.

ChiIdren-S aU-wo0I cloth REFERS and
jaCSs tS-Odds and endS-but very de-
SirabIe-in good assortment OF sizes
and c0I0rs-and ia either notch or sail
or collar effects-Si- $50 20 s. values.
The evening times., 1901-09-26

Three-quarter ostrich piumes. which
are TO inches long. in black, white.
and variety of cOlorE which are sold
elsewhere for soc and 15c, VIII be plac-
I'd on sale tomorrow morning al sc.
The evening times., 1901-09-26

Little girls cloth reerers and jack
cts in assortment Of ColJrs and sizes
with notch and sailor collars. both
plain and prettiIy trimmed-same as
art being sold at s. 20 S5-fOr CSC
The evening times., 1901-09-26

Efforts to Form National Assucia-
tiOn Expected 10 Prove Successful
Committees in Charge of the Va
rious Lines OF Preliminary Work.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-01

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5lu9t behitfli4 fem. 4ls sr fth il
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auf Die Su6s na9 ibr unb nan fanb
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bei1en SHiire man nit elmer Irt erz
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nsr in Hodport, Ddibinglon : GountD,
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ri6ter in 6~agsrstopn. sic tparsn
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muBtsn tie pegen 8etpsismangels .ntz
laffsn 4per0en. Die 5rauen tpo6nten
auf Der 5arm, BON Der bus 9ol5 gez
Ito6len iporoen mar; lie batten feline
SfGpierigfsiten bei Der @erbaftuus Der
8erod9tigen, Die BON 9oli5ilten Derz
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NINETEEN Nngriffs uuf SRI. Bottle q.
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tpieosr in 9ancod ieben ldBt. na4oem
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8auperein ruinirt.
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4ttina ni9t msbr als $4,000 betraz
gen. Ous Oefi8H lit bur4 bic ans
gsbridwn 8sruntreuungen bss frii6eren
Simn5iefretdrs bes8aupersins, 9u-rp
Hi6sp, e~ntftanben. Dor elmer Wp6e
Begging er 9elbfmorb. urb blnn erft
purbs cine &ahenreplIion ongeoronet,
bic ein,n 5eblbeirae BON $4,000 en-
CAB. Oas ssftohlsne 9sfo ION er i'm
80rfsnipid Dsrlorsn babsn. &sdsD
mar 5uglei9 &afIirsr Der bprtigen
N~atipnafbant, ION aber in Der 8anfz
8ufe tsin Osfi5it bintertafen baben.
Noti5sn.
ST.. Gonrab Splitting fturb am
Mittpo9 in Cumberland i'm Otter BON
76 Sabren. 8or brei Sabren purbe er
bon mastirten 8dubsrn gebunoen uno
um $500 beito6len.
Die Inne Mrunbel Gountb Com
mihdre BADEN cine 8elobnune bon
$500 auf bic 9erbuftung Der angrsiz
fer bss 5armpn'f6en Gbspaares a.z
febt. ST.. 6armon ielbIt bietst $3.50
fir bsn1elben 3ped.