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Warren sheaf., 1901-07-11

The Grand Trunks Chicago depot ID
known as the Dearborn street station,
and Is in the heart Of the city. 1t has
three splendid trains daily out of Chicago
east. and each has through Buffalo
sleeper via Niagara Falls, so that you
have no change to make. The first 10
the New York and Philadelphia train.
run IN connection with the Lehigh Valley
road. one Of the greav systems of the
east. 1t Is solid train of vestibule
cars and runs via Detroit and Mount
Clemens. Mich. 1t may cbe Of more than
passing interest to many to know that
the Grand Trunk is the only line out OF
Chicago that will take you to Mount
Clemens without change. This train
leaves Chicago at 1880 a. M, reaching
Buffalo at 6:15 the next morning, and
New York city at 4:S0 that afternoon,
and runs over a beautiful scenic route
through New York and Pennsylvania.
The next train Is the famous mo. a."
flyer and palace. 1t leaves Chicago
next morning. The third leaves at SIS
p. m. and arrives at Buffalo at 4:3O p. m.
Also. If you are going beyond Buffalo
and wish to stop to see the exposition
and Niagara Falls, the Grand Trunk
grants ten days stopover permit with
out extra charge at Niagara, on certain
tickets, and on all trains and tickets on
80 Exchange street, Buffalo, very near tn.
depot.
( Those wishing little lake trip in con.
nection with their outing, can go to Mill:
Waukee and there take the boat to Grand
Haven. where they then take the Grand
Trunk. and there is no extra charge for
this route over the Chicago route. The
Grand Trunk, for those wishing to visit
Toronto, Montreal or any point in Cana
da. is almost the only line, and it offers
every inducement to the traveller. Il
The connections between the Milwaukee
and Grand Trunk at Chicago are very
convenient. The night train out of st.
Paul arrives in Chicago at $50, giving
two hours, abundant time for leisurely
breakfast and transfer, before taking the
1850 Grand Trunk. If you have a little
business in Chicago, you can do it and
take one Of the later trains. The day.
light Milwaukee makes equally good con-
uections. If you are expecting or hoping
Warren sheaf., 1901-07-11
Probate Notice.
First publication July IL, 1901
Order for Hearing on Claims.

Order for Hearing on Claims.
State OF Minnesota, County OF Marshall.-ss.
In Probate Court, Special term. July 3, 1901.
In the Matter OF the Estate of ANN NJ. BRETT,
deceased. .-.
Letters of administration on the estate OF
Ann NJ. Brett. deceased, late OF the county of
Lynn, and State OF Iowa, being granted to John
Gillespie, and the said John Gillespie having
fled with this court his affidavit that there are
no debts outstanding and unpaid against said
estate;
1t Is Ordered, that three months be and the
same is hereby allowed from and after the date
OF this order. in which all persons having claims
or demands against the said deceased are re-
quired to file the same in the Probate court OF
said county, for examination and allowance, or
be forever barred.
1t Is Further Ordered. that the 10Th day Of
October, 1901 at ten O'Clock a. NJ, at special
term OF said Probate court, to be held at the
Probate Office in the city OF Warren in said
county. be and the same hereby is appointed as
the time and place. when and where the said
Probate Court will examine and adjust said
claims and demands.
And 1t Is Further Ordered, that notice of such
hearing be given to all creditors and persons
interested in said estate by forthwith publishing
this order once in each week. for three successive
weeks, in the Warren Sheaf q weekly newspaper
printed and published in said county
Dated at Warren, Minnesota, this 9th day Of
July, 1901. = Il
+. By the Court,
LSeal] "l, PETER H. HOLM,
ssss-E judge of Probate.
Warren sheaf., 1901-07-11
Probate Notice.
(First publication July IL, 1901. }
Order for Hearing ON Claims. etc.

Order for Hearing on Claims. etc,
State OF Minnesota, County of Marshall-ss
In Probate Court.-Special term, June "a, 1901.
In the Matter of the Estate of CARL p NELSON,
deceased. -.-.. ~
Letters of administration on the estate of
Carl p. Nelson. deceased, late OF the County of
Marshall. and State Of Minnesota, being granted
to G. n. Sandberg;
It is Ordered, That six months be and the
same is hereby allowed from and after the date
OF this order, in which all persons having claims
or demands against the said deceased are re-
quired to file the same in the Probate Court of
said county, for examination and allowance, or
be forever barred,
It is Further Ordered, That the 18th day of
January, 1902, at ten O'Clock a. m. at special
term OF said Probate Court to be held at the
Probate Office in the City OF Warren, in said
county, be and the same hereby is appointed as
the time and place when and where the said Pro-
hate Court will examine and adjust said claims
and demands.
And it is Further Ordered, That notice of such
hearing be given to all creditors and persons in
terested in said estate by forthwith publishing
this order once in each week. for three successive
weeks. in the WARREN SHEAF. a weekly newspa-
per printed and published in said county.
Dated at Warren, Mimi, this, oath day of
June, 1901. BY the Court.
rsp.7 PETER II. HOLM,
Judge OF Probate.
Warren sheaf., 1901-07-11
Probate Notice.
First publication July 4, 1901
Order to Show Cause on Filing Petition to

Siuui W SLOW cause on flllng Petition to
Sell Land.
State of Minnesota, County of Marsball.-ss
IN PROBATE Court, Special term, July End, 1901.
In the Matter of the Estate of JOHN N. DAH,.-
sTROM, deceased. " - A' -
: On reading and filing the petition Of Karin
uanlstrom, a administrative, setting forth the
her hands, the disposition thereof, and how
mnch remains undisposed of the amount of
debts outstanding against said deceased as
nnnad ai She d same can be the egaces
excepting the homestead, of which said de,
ceased died seized, and the condition and valna
OF the respective portions or lots thereof: the
persons interested IN said estate, with their
granted to sell all of the land of said estate oA
wand it appearing, by said petition. that there
Is not sumclent personal estate in the hands of
SAID Karin Dahlstrom to pay said debts, the
that it, is necessary for the payment Of such c6
debts, legacies or expenses, to sell all of said
It Is Therefore Ordered, That all persons
court Saturday the 27tk day Of % July, 1soi s11s
at at ~ O'CLOCK a. M, at the Probate Office in the
City OF Warren in said county, then and there
Ioh1S to snGT nca cause ha f any there Be- why
to sell SO much OF the real estate of said de-
ceased as shall be necessary to pay such debts
legacies and expenses. - N'
And 1t Is Further Ordered, That this order.
successive weeks prior to said day of hearing.
In the Warren Sheaf, a weekly newspaner
printed and published at Warren in said
Dated at Warren, Minn., the End day of July,
[srA1] PEER y X 4: f9Reti %Gtm,
Judge of Probate.
Warren sheaf., 1901-07-11
statler's Hotel.

the d aWe-ln6plrlnS scenery or that mart
of the Niagara river. We reached Buff
falo at 8 o'clock. s5s
Statler's Hotel. ssS
When you reach Buffalo walk two
blocks to Main street and there take a
Main street or Elmwood car to statler's
hotel; that is what we did; it is ride
of about 20 to 30 minutes out there. as
Statler's adjoins the exposition grounds.
Within half an hour after we had reached
the house we were all in our rooms. as we
had all been booked and roomed in n ad.
vance. Statler's is one of the wonders OF
the exposition. It Is but three stories
high, yet Is the largest hotel In the world,
having 2,100 rooms, and it makes It pos-
sible for a person of moderate means to
visit the great Pan-American. You get
neat, clean room, good meals, promptly
and nicely served, and every needed ac-
commodation for 81 a day, which includes
breakfast and evening dinner. The din
ing room accommodates 1900 people. and
the morning we left there, there were
1000 persons getting breakfast at one
time Excursions Of 500 and more persons
come here and are swallowed and go un-
noticed, while so systematic are the de-
tails of the management that there is no
hitch, and each one is fully cared for.
This is said not to pun Mr.. Statler, for
the editors paid for all they got there,
but 1t Is simply to save the, Minnesota
people who go to Buffalo their money and
their time. Many who have gone have
spent days and enough money to do the
exposition before finding out where to-
60 to get good meals, comfort and mod
crate charge. @
Once at Statlers, the exposition is but
a stones throw, and we would advise
every one, on their first visit to the.
grounds, to go by the long central hall
out the rear exit of the hotel, where 100
yards distant, is the imposing Lincoln
parkway entrance to the grounds AZ
short and lovely walk past the regular
army camp, the Casino, the lake. the
unfinished Albright Art building, the
United States life-saving stations, brings
you to the approach to the Triumphal
bridge. Later, If you wish to see the
State and Foreign buildings, or the art
or army and navy exhibits. turn here to
the right Or. If you wish to go to the
Warren sheaf., 1901-07-11
First publication May 80, 1901.

Land Office at Crookston Minn..l
May "A, 1901. I
Notice is hereby given that the folIowine-
named settler has fled notice of his intention
70 make nnal proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before Register
and Receiver, o. S. Land Office, at Croofston.
MINI, on July 12, 1901, viz:
Augustinus A. Sortland,
H; E: 1919, for the SEA, Sec. 10, To. 15a n.
R. 46w. ' 10y
He names the following witnesses to prove,
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz:
Helge Helgeson, John Mork, Louis Amund
son, John Shevland all of Angus, MINI.
SYLVESTER PETERSON,
Register.
Warren sheaf., 1901-07-11
First publication June 6, 1901

Land Office at Crookston, Mimi.
June A. 1901.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Judge or
Clerk of Probate Court for Marshall Connty.
Minnesota, at Warren, Minn., on July Is,
1901, viz:
Erick B. Moller,
II: E. 1897, for the NEA, Sec 10, Tp. 155 D..
R. 45 W.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his contlnuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz:
Ever Everson, John Gustafson, n. W. Skiold
berg, OF Viking, Minn., and David Gustafson.
of Hekkem, MINI.
SYLVESTER PETERSON, ,
Register.
Warren sheaf., 1901-07-11
A SNAP |!
ONLY $1,000 WILL BUY

ONLY $1,000 WILL BUY
The Northwest Quarter of Section
Fifteen, Township OF McCrea, only
five miles from Warren. New frame
barn, room for eight horses; 55 to
60 acres under cultivation, consist
ing off,
Is acres OF wheat,
15 acres Of oats,
20 to 80 acres OF fax.
ALSO
good working horses,
l good milk COW,
1 four-horse drag new,
1 three-horse press drill (new),
l disc harrow new,
l cook.stove new,
l good lumber wagon,
2 set double harnesses,
l pair single harness.
Three Thousand Dollars Takes II,
Crop and All.
Germs Reasonable.
a. Crime Gland.
Warren, MINI.
Warren sheaf., 1901-07-11

Ford, of the Buffalo Commercial, presi-
dent of the Buffalo Press Club, responded
eloquently. Other speakers were Col. H.
p. Rucker, special commissioner of the,
Pan-American exposition; H. p. Hall, Of
St., Paul; Rev. Patrick Cron1n, editor of
the Buffalo Catholic Union and Times;
E. w. Randall, secretary Of the Mime
sofa State Agricultural Society; Rowland
B. Mahany, ex-congressman from Buff
falo; Benjamin Moreley, Of the. Buf-
falo Times; Charles S. Mitchell, Of the
Alexandria (Minn) Post-News, Herald;
J. Balliett, Of the Buffalo News; Gov.
Van SAINT and Rev. A. B. Meldrum, Of
st. Paul, in the order named. The Buff
falo speeches, notably those Of Father
Cronin and Mr.. Mahany, were very fine,
and Minnesota sustained it's part Of the
programme to the great credit Of the
speakers and the state.
Visit Niagara.
Friday morning, the 21st, the editorial
party took a reluctant leave Of the ex-
position. We went by boat down the
river, a beautiful ride of sixteen miles, to
just above Niagara Falls, where we
boarded special cars Of the electrical line
on the Canadian side to Queenstown, and
crossing the river there to Lewistown,
took the Gorge electric line on the Amer
ican side back to Niagara Falls. For
miles we had the view Of the falls, the
precipitous bluffs, the rapids and the
whirlpool, ride that in its entirety, we
believe, Is the most attractive in the
magnifcence and grandeur OF It's land
scape Of any on this continent. The
various companies owning, the boats and
electric lines have made q combination
round trip rate Of $1.75 from Buffalo,
and every one should take this ride. AT
Niagara the editors were extended the
X - 2sS
Warren sheaf., 1901-07-11
Goins Too Far.

This reckless speculation must be
stopped" said the earnest citizen to the
trust maguate. ..S
Indeed It must," agreed the latter. sIn.
DECD, il must. Why, yesterday two Of thSee
fellows who are not in our croMd $ III
made several thousand doIlarsT 81 taklnR
Ayers. That sort Of thing wont do. .'s4af:
timoro American. ..ss 8T.S1. IS
Warren sheaf., 1901-07-11

the awe-inspiring scenery Of that part
of the Niagara river. We reached Buf-
falo at o'clock. S
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-11-07

= Die Dritte National 8ant cat bic
Discontorate fiir ibre Depoitorsn auf
flnf prosent berobeeiebt.
= Srau 2issie SeBline bon @pomips
Ibenne muBte eeitern $500 8lrsidait
f~elen, auf bic 4nflaee, bic II Sabre
alte Seab Spifber su unmoraIii&sn 3pss
den perlOdt su buben.
= 9err 9aftOr $. VI. 8ebrens ben
Netp gorf pirb naditsn Sonntae in Der
8ions Stride prebissn, ba an isnem Gage
Baitor 8aqenfamp in SonesbaIe feline
Ibidisbsprebist bait.
- Serr 6ranf 2sutbner. felt ben Ieb.
ten "a Snbren elm ssadteter unb BELIEF.
ter oeutider Burger %unierer Stabt. III
am perFohenen Sonntag na9 Buffalo
sereiit, UNI feline SteQuns ais Superin.
tenbent Der @iiensieberei in ben nsuen
StabIDerlen au ibernebmen. nelben pos
fen sr LANCE Sabre BEL Der bieiipsn St0bl
@ompanie tefleioete. Das Deuti@ibum
bon Scranton perIiert bur1 6as S6eiben
bon Serrn 2eutbner einen ieiner ttihtie.
fen &eprGientanten, Der es BEL alien See
legenbelien tpiirois uertrat, unb beHen
Nbpefenbeit fdmersIid bermibt iperben
tuiro. am Sumaas 9lben6 b~srantaltste
oer 2ieberfrans cine Gbi&iebsfeier fir
Germ 2euibner, befen 8rdiibent er msb,
rere Sabre mar, 3u tpelder feline 3nblreis
den 6reunoe b~oa3dblis eri6ienen, um
4bi6ieb su nebmen unb ibm in feinem
ueuen Birtunssireiie Slid su tpinidep.
- 9ie Mobnuns bon Steele O. 8roots
an Mulberrp Strabe unb Quincy apenus
tpuroe Montog 4benb ;piiHen 6 unb IL
nbr, tpdbrenb bic camille ibre Mublseit
einnabm, bon einem 9iebe beimgeiu6i,
Der mittelft Der Borh in bas stpsite Stod'
inert eelanste uno CUTE 8eute mudte. in'
BEN sr $40 8aarseIb uno S&mudladen
i'm Dertbs bon so, 500 srIanste. 9rob
Der 9baiiade, bab bas @sbdube bon
stpsi Seiten burd eleftrifbe 2idter bel
erIeu6tet 1T uno baB um bic %eennnnte
Stunbe INNER cine srbBere Nnsobl Ber'
ionen oaieltft pafiren. tporo Der Dieb
bon Niemanb bemerft uno fonnte ieinen
Raub unseit6rt %polidbren. Sebes 8im'
ner obeaouf, nit Iusnabme zines ein3i'
gen. tpurbe pur@fbbert. bod bic meiitsn
eefiObIenen @ertbiu6en nuroen in BEN
3immer Der Srau 8roots erlunst unb
tuaren @ei6enfe an fie. Die BOlissi
tpuroe fofort bon Dem 9isbfubl beno6'
ridtist unD ibr cine Site Der ~eeitoblensn
gIrtifeI eineebdnbiet, aber iie bat midi
ben gerinsiten Anbaltspunft. UNI BEN
Dieb ober Die5en uuf bic Spur su ions
men. 3pei Neeer. elm Nann uno cine
5ruu. tpurben in 8erbinbune nit benz
OiebftabI seFtsrn aI8 perbd6tis psrbafiet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-11-07

= BrdIibent &. .. Ri&oIs Der Uni.
TED Mine Worfsrs bat einen Strife Der
Nrbsiter Der 3emple Sron @ompanie ans
eeoronet. neil biefelbe etpa finfsia ar'
better sntIaHsn bat. gS iperben burd
ben Strits etlpa 1000 Mrbeiter beirofen.
= Sin 8psis oss Osutfden nnters
itiibunes . 8unb bon Nmerifa, Diftfifi
20. 206 bon SCRANTON, tpurbe leBtt
Dode nit 80 Mttsliebern sesrGnbet uni
foleenbe 8eamten tpurben ertpdbIt: Bra.
iibent-Sobn Il. Sbpenfer, 8i3e 8rdfi'
Oent-Sermann gnselbart. Sefretdr-
grnft abtpenffeiu, Sdnbmeitsr -Sreb,
Wiaer, Sdbrer -@eore aas, aufieber-
Ri6arb Seltina. Trdfees- Sobn De-
mutb, 8arI SdsOeI. Nm. SiserrOtb.
llnteriu&unssar3t-0r. 8oIb. Die Be-
amten ipuroen inffuuirt bur4 ben Su'
prince ertpoIter Germ @us. s. Bebe.
meper bon Bittsbure, 9a. Der Gbar'
ter 1T nod fur amer @oden often. uni
bon bu ab muB ieber. ipelder iid benz
8erein onfhIieBen mil, spei Dollars
@intrittsseIb bssubIen.
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No Nile ole 8edte. Sitel nnO Sntereien
oes @ertlagten, sutboup @rep, III uno ali al
ole 9euiile sot ODER 9arjele 9ano, gelesen in
0eu Borough ELEPHANT. eadaUanua COUNTY
mo Staat YenipIpdnia, besrenjt uno beidrieben
ME Ioigt Seloets sOt II betannt OIs Got No.
s~renjeno al 0ritter Strabs. 9ieie Got it Uisr.
sig (4o( Gus brett borne unD biHten ano sinbun.
bert nno flHfjis Q50) Gus in sisis bon borne
nab btntsn anO If Dtrlei6nst auf ssm gIant
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-11-07

no l3.-Alle Die &edt.. sitel nno SntereIleu
bon s. VI 8aufman. g%ertlaster. uno 8. ..
anufmau, Gi9entblmer. Charles 8. SIaoe, ..
z. 8au9ban. Serre tenants, in uno aut all
Die uadfoIgeuo beidriebene Strsde ooer Bar.
Selle earo, 81 8beiI BON Cots No ! uno 2 I'M
8lod ooer GuaOrat 70 l6s. Iant Dem eada.
lpauna Giien uno Soblen eompaub's Ylan Don
eots Der Staot Scranton. ~qadauanna Gounfp
mo Stant Bennipluania, aniangeno an Der
einmllnouu9 Der Yreseott Apelne uno OIipe
Strabe 8auIinie, Don oo liiooitlid sntlans Der
Oliue Strabe 8auIiuie iehsuuofiHi5is nno Gin.
balb l564l Gus, Don 90 norooiilid uHo parallel
nit prospect Auenue tiufunoiinfji9 (55) Gus
ju eano Der Murp ;. MtGouiep, bon oa uoro.
%eutlnns eano Der bsiasisn WeGauIsp
nno parallel nit OIipe strube isdsuuoflnfio
nno sinbalb (654l 6ui Jur prescott Sptnut
issnIinis, pen sa iasDsfitd sntsHs Der 9r.s.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-11-07
5fberif' g. berkauf
-bpn-
8GFtbDOaGm GfaROei8sntbam,
Sreitas, Is. Nobember 1901.

@tmab psrIbisbensr @rtfutionsbtfrbIs pun
8iert 5atias, 9epari 6artas unb gsneitipni
9rponas, nuSesitellt rom Common pleas
@eribt pom gddaiparra COUNTY unb an
mid aeribtft, psrbf i'd ausltg:n gum Sfsnt.
li6en 8trfauf burd gsriisiserlng ober Musruf
an ben bSblffn ctfr msit Bitisnbtn fir 9aar,
in BEN @erihiSgsbGupt In oer Staei SCRANTON,
eadnpanna County. am 6rfitaa, ben IS.
Gag bis Wonais Yioptnbsr, ". .. 1901, uHf 10
ubr 8crmtttase bee beingtrn Cages. ale bic
8ehtt, 5tiel uno SutrrfHen Der gfrflnatsn In
unb auf bic nahfGlgenb belhriebenen qpts,
Stlde ocer parsslen eanb ME foIgt: !
no l-ale be Rehte. Sttel uno Sntereffen
hes 8erfIa9tsn. 9obn & Go tls, in uHo auf al
Die gem fe Got. Streds ODER 9nr3 lie Qanb, ae
le9en in Sl1pbnnt Q%adauauna gpuntp unb
Stoot Bernipipaiin. 8efannt ole BOT No. 32,
I'M 0uaorat Ooer 8lod 80 |, uno borne an
eia Strabe 9renjenb IN finfJis 1901 nus in
Bront uno stnbunofrt uu6 finfjia El501 6ub
in 3ieft, laut eintm Blame ODER aarie aenonni
u8brpops Gooition gu ELEPHANT. 81 6trfelbe
SttiG ooer Barjelle eano. iibsrtrnstn an bsIaa.
ten Sobn n. 9oftls ourh Deed BON 8 Sttobsr
1892 surb 3. .. SbroOp nuo Grou. uno einae.
traatn in Der Office our Gintragung Don 0esos
IT 9adaUnuna Gouutp i'm 9seobuh 70 l34,
Seite $50 etc. AOes Dsrbefert nit eirem ituei.
ftodlgen b0lj,rnen @obnbauie uno au6eren
auBrnaebddoen onrnut.
Wtt Btftla9 beIe9t uno in ggrtutiun etncm
men OUT Die Slnge Der Commonwealth Builoina
uuo eoau Nfcciatiol gegen Spbn 81 Qoftus un6
WRnrp Sottus. 8euauts. uno Nnorsn Omen,
8erre Senant. Shulo 5000 SO Suoament
No $50. Sahuar Ssrmin 1901. nj Ma ,um
Rousmbsr 6srmin 1901.
partridge. anpult
GerHer:
30 2-aas Die 8sdts. SiteI uno Snt,r. fen
Der 8ertlogtsn, y. 6. eangan uno Sarab VI.
ennaau. in uno anf al Die genifen Bots.
Streden ODER BarBeQen Rano. aeleaen in Dem
Borough Dunrnpre. 4adapnnna gountp uno
Staat gsnnIgIpauia. bs9reujt uno bsidrisbsn
tpie foI9t;
Gtfttns - eiuO aots 30. 90 uno "a an Rerrp
Strabe. in beiogtem OnnnoIe. ie'tno an Der
Gde bon StriB uno Bidlop Strabe; btiaate
eOts fno te6tpuuiIi8 in Born, iebs finfiig
[50l Rub brett borne nnb tiubuuoert uHo neun.
iebn [ft9] dnb in sisiG ipis usrJsidntt auf
Sarten Der Fenr fplUania &oblsn gompanie
9dnoereien i'm Borough Dun ore, Aqss Der.
bth ri, init tirsm groBen 3rpeif0digen DO i'rnen
Siore. ln0 Bobnbauie uno aHoeren Aubenae
bduoeu. 8obleu uno RineraIien ausaerpm.
men unb ~rsfsrpirt. ST oaHsIb. GiasRtSnm,
pslhes @iliam 8raby benz 1liate uuo iibertrua
an rem b~tiaeten Baird 6. aanaan ourd 9eeS
pom 8. Sitobsr 1884. uuo ein0etraaen in Der
Hseorotrs Office bon Cad uanna Gountb i'm
9seobuH No. 80. Seit. 40 etc.
6trner al Die 9tpiHe Got. Strede oSer
Parjtle 9auo, 9elegtu on Der roroneflihen
Seue BON Cute Strobe. friber 9ritte Stra6t.
in Der 3,bntsn Baro Der Staot Seranton.
gouuth unA $tonf mic norh,toot hsorsu,t urA
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Ote 2ufalmabI.

Ser WubltaB ipur eans Der SabrsS,
seit eniipredeno, aber eeeeniber ben
bGbi&en Weiter Der 8orpobs unanse'
nebm fabI, mas Dcbl bieIe 8urger boz
elmer 8etbeilisune an Der Wabl abbislt
Do6 1T i'm sroBsn @nnSsn Die abseas,
bsne StimmensubI nidt tpeit binter frdbs'
rem WabIsn suriidesblieben.
DaS RsiuItut Der @abl in 2udntpannt
County 1T Elm e%ldnsenDsr Sies Der De,
mofraten, eniiheibenber ols ibn felbit BIZ
eifrisifen Nnbdneer ber 9artei srtparte,
ten. Dies IL UNI 10 erftaunli6er. ok
bas rspubIituniide Iidet bur6pess aui
auten Gdnbionten bsitdno un6 befonberi
Serr Carpenter, Der 8tdtertanbibat, cit
in ieoer Siniidt ~sbrenbafter Wann IN
Der ii6 in Der tursen 8eit feiner iuriiii
ihen 2aufbnbn piele tpnrme Sreunoe sr'
tporben bat uno fGr bnS Amt bic better
Sdbiefeiten befibt +; cine Tbutiade, bi
ieIbf fem poIitiider @ssner, Ssrr Rstp'
comb, unumtpunbsn a%nerfannte.
gini9e anbere Saftoren abeerebnet
bic bel oieier @nbI mitfpielten, bar
mdn bos ReiuItat Der Wubl euns eeirof
aIs cine 8eroammuns Der Republican,
iden M etboben betradien, nie fl
i'm Staate uno aud int Comfy felt Idn'
ssrer cbsr t~drserer 3eit pruftiSlrt MURDER
-ipesiea bic 8eridlsuberuns ~tpertbpoaer
DTentIider Briuileeien ON politii6,
@dnftlinse ieitens Der lebien rspubIifani'
i4en @efebeebuns.
Dir seben na6itebsnb bas 8eiuIta'
Der Babl i'm Gountp 10 ssnau. ais si
sur Belt betunnt ii, no mir Sur PreHl
aeben,
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Nufrmfi

gin bic Witeliebsr unb bisisnieen, bic
lib nod ani6lieBen pollen an Difrift
207, bes Deutiden unteritdsunes. Bun.
oss, iino hermit eineeIaben. AM Sreitas.
ben 8 Robember. Ibenbs 8 ubr, in
5reo. Wiaer's SoteI. @de Bittstou
4penue uno @iaOp Strabe. Su eridei,
men. S. H.. S6penter, Prdi.
g. 2Bnenfein. SER.
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Semfc's
81 ltOenti9e Siertnbe,
aI8 3enn ADenne.

Gin NOD uItbtutidsr 8siis sefibrtss 9OtaI
no man f4sr 1T, fets onsenebmt @eielidaf
w fubeu,
Dus nit ~oerisIbtn bsrbunbens o. 4 q Il.
MT Iisfert ale SeIiiatsftu Der SabrssBeit.
,,@hrtbutger pOfbrdu" uub beige Biers;
importirts Beib. nno &otbmsius, prima Cigar.
rem. bofihs 8sbienung.
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% TT ~lebenfaHs bon SpiereHe, elne
Seiammllberiibt bes 8otumS Der einsel'
men StaotthsiIe su psben, oa ss uns an
Raum manseIt. ieoe e~ipseIne Mar6 on.
suilbrsn. Die Dsfisite. elm 8oqnerf
Der 8spubIitaner. CAB RspcOmb cine
PIuraIitdt bon 300 Stimmsn. bic Sdb,
ielte l.022. Der centraIe StnbtibeiI 1886 /;
bas n6Ioli&e gnbs Der Stnbt bingeeen
sab Carpenter eins gIuraIitdt bon 1863
Stimmen. Snsssiummt bnbsu bic bes
moiratii6en 8anbiOaten in 2Gdapnnno
county YIurulitdtsn BON l.500 bis bin,
auf auf $500 Stimmsn srbalisn.