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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1902-01-31

AN exchange charges that "Hi-
cry Sam Fullerton" state gals
warden, did not seek the office f
game warden in order to protet
game, but solely for the purpose f
lining his own pockets" And"Ht L.
cry Sam" is not the only tenth-ra e
politician who seeks office for tie
same purpose. We could put Dir
finger on at least one such withdt
going outside of Virginia. If yu
live in Virginia and take a pard{ d.
able interest in things and thinA'
1t is not necessary to ask his nant,
lHE newspaper boys OF the inn
ranges at one time formulated in
association, with the object of unit
ed work toward the bettermentof
business conditions The Assoc.
ton died a-bornin" for reasQs
known to the members, but we e.
lleve the boys should again trto
get together on like propositin
1t is not necessary for US to "l&e
one another" but simply to attain
that point where we can "trust oe
another" An organization of tbs
description might find some intr
esting and. perhaps, profitab BILE VOL
at this time in probing the nystr
les of county printing contracts.
The Eveleth Star makes spec a
mention of the action and voiceD1
"our own Berdie" in the late equity
printing deal. But no mentions
made of tour own McInnis" or lii
action in the premises. The X-Rty
however, names him as a memtr1
of the quartette to whom the Tx
payers of St. Louis county are 4
titled to extend thanks for bells
robbed of thousands of dollars TIL.
year through the action of tn,
board in letting the county print
ing contracts to the higher biddds
Commissioner McInnis is the me n
Der from "our own district" and Ii
furthermore included on our listb
personal friends, but if guilty
charged we do not believe person a
friendship should be permitted t,
cloak or cover crime. If not gull
ty as charged the columns of tn
Enterprise are open to Mr.. McIn4i
for a refutation thereof above HI
own signature.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1902-01-31
Uses of Peat,

Peat is being made into a kind OF
wood that will answer admirably for
paving and railway sleepers. Peat
wood can be made to resemble any
kind, from willow to oak; it will not
warp, is very durab holds nails and
screws with firm grip, and becomes
harder when laid ON damp surfaces
n. Y. Post.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-11-12
THE LAST
'MARCHBANKS.
By VIOLA RosEBORo'.

tcopyrirht, 1000, by The Century Company.l
'If you will just step over there to
Miss Addlngton's desk, she will talk
with you, madam" heard the man
aging editor say In tones O little more
gentle than were usual to him.
1 looked up from my half finished
sentence and saw coming toward me-,
rs if propelled by the wave of the edi-
torial hand, n little, shabby, dainty,
delicate old lady. Her white, withered
face WINS charmingly pretty In those
Fundamental lines upon which time has
least effect.
Resentment swelled within me. The
managing editor always put 1t off on
me to deal with the piteous feminine
noncompetents continually trickling in
and out Of the office.
'Tm afraid Pm taking up your time
when you nre very busy" said the
lady, with gracious little Society
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-11-12

forced now by one yet stronger. by
perhaps the frmest of human bonds,
that which binds the server to the
ecrved. and at last something like
mothers love mingled with the daugh-
ter's loyal alteration Of the long dead
man.
/. | staid to dinner with her-supper
she called II. and in fact the bald little
meal might MS well be termed the one
as the others but she was unapologet-
ically hospitable and graceful over 1t.
II was not till | came to so home
that Miss Fanny's adnptability failed
her. "Oh. my child, I cannot let you
go out.lnto the street alone. 1t Is bad
enough far me. but you'll can't think
Of itat nil:'
"vci'y well. then. Miss Fanny, III
,Nng for messenger boy"
"What FOR. dcar?" $3.50
ITO go home with me-"
"a messenger boy?"
"Why. yes: that Is what we do when
we are too proper TO so alone"
''NIercy on me! My lamb, It is to
save you from messenger boys and
their like that I'm golng with you my
self
at is perfectly safe anywhere in this
pnrt of the town" volunteered Miss
Boggs big boned, dust coiored young
wonnn reading a calf bound volume
AT drop light.
eyes Miss Boggs. know; suppose
It is. and ! think 1t Is lovely to see you
northern girls so strong minded and In
dependent You could so anywhere;
but, you see, Adelipe was not brought
up to take care Of herself as you were,
and feel sense Of responsibility for
her. Fought to be a fairy godmother
to her, but can at least take care of
her when she is my guest And she
went on getting out her shawl and set
! Ting her bonnet with the CHEEKY deci-
sion of a dear, damaged old canary
bird.
Concluded Next Weekly
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toncG
manner, In which, nevertheless, q
tremor of timldity and anxiety was all
too evident,
Lo, she was n southerner, There
was no mistaling that gentle drawl on
the vowels and suppression of the con-
sonants. 1 shall not try to reproduce
the popularity of her speech. The
written, letters cannot convey what 1t
was except as you know it already,
and they seem to coarsen 1t. ~,
She had q manuscript with her that
she hoped might be adapted to the col
umns of The Evening Appeal; she al
ways enjoyed The Appeal SO very
much.
Her manuscript WINS devoted to pic
turing details of life on southern
plantation liz the ,ai;tpmn. She had
49, = q dihely; she had heard
that that was desirable for daily pa
pers. It was not about the far south,
but told Of things as they might be in
Tennessee or Kentucky-the sorghum
pressing and sweet potato digging and
hog killing.
"oh, know it all so we'll" broke
Forth.
HYou9 Do you? Why, my dear
child, are you from the south?"
When she found l was from Tennes-
see and that my name was Addington,
we were straightway launched on a
tide of interchange and "Reminiscences.
/ was not surprised to find we knew
all about each others family. had
dimly supposed we did when I heard
her speak. All southerners do know or
know Of all the rest. and l had been
given of late years rather to escaping
than seeking those kindly intimacics
they establish as q matter of course
when they meet away from home. The
eXigencies of life had forced me to np
preciate them more in the abstract
than in the concrete.
But only brute could have withheld
cordial response from this little gen
Itlewoman. and, moreover, her name
stood for good deal to my imagina
tion., 1t was, she told me, Fanny
tMarchbanks Overman.
/ suppose she had been Mrs. Over
man nearly 40 years; but, being {
BIG was bllil W GSlA dhN
her friends Fanny Marchbanks as well
The Alarchbanks part was what in
terested me. My grandfather's mos
intimate friend and his partner FOL
many years had been Judge March
banks, and even In my half foreign
bringing up ! had learned the tradi
itions of that stout old Whig's loyalt.
and shrewdness and eccentricity.
had heard, too, of his daughter-hat
heard OF her as the brilliant yount
belle who had been my mothers child
lish ideal of beauty-and now, after al
these years and generations and up
iheavals, here were Fanny Marchbank
and meeting in the office of the New
Eorlz Evening Appeal and she was |
poor old woman wanting to sell an I'm
\ marketable manuscript
That manuscript! The thought of
fell upon me like n pail. The wors
was her confidence in me, in my &C
ceptance OF 1t. ! had been stealing
Chances at 1t while she told me what
'polshed gentleman" my grandfathe
was and how smooth my mother wor
her hair when she was a little girl.
:, saw II would be as much as my pc
Bltion was worth to hand it 20 the man
aging editor.
/ asked her If she had been dom
much writing in New York.
Yes. she had been writing here for
fear and half. She had written som
stories for one of the dying, old fashion
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-11-12
FOR RENT.

On account of sicknessI will rent
the Lone Star Dance Hall by the
year or a shorter term. 8
F., g. WARNKEN.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-11-12

:, -, -,
eAli'i'"su ~ ~ hotrcloth sora ~, ~
~ on 'iili'. 'i,,,I sa,e ros,,,o,1,1,
1ioer 13o,,,,,.,,, ga ,,s -
:. 80 -, toro ", 49,
!. pe.9le did von9> W.. ,,, -.
saM nt'ss N e,,'' ,s iorai,, ,ro,,,ar e'sa
w4ls ! .nst,,s ooi,ago In Iyary,Io nnS
80 80 -, - ohos thoro sl,a 800,
n,9 vi, Ia 40 e,,r,r,or 60,
vn 20 ~" M stons noro t. 49, 49,, w.
sna, unu ~, roore NJ homo 70 Conc ~
zee, SO muc, n,oI ,i ~ nV ,ou o ~ cutne 10
p'aSe ,I,o,torad o,,J 49, $3.50 nv
y ! ! | Z e {: =: j. I: e.:
INN ~ 70 ~ hsrso ,.,t,,ort nant 49,
ana tne rooms Wvle u,N'ueu up into
' ss s'e re ssG ssss. 'go d &:
BUSINESS NNoiii''t o'.lu'l'1 nou'e were
unlteu as eoonilhu'es Mr.n1u. reverence
TO awning put d" rlS'uis inspected re-
specaplnty al arounu lsureiy none OuI
tne most respec.ipie VI women ever
wantcu tofhVe 'here'' ou' eucn was
given Il peg 10 nerseil.
MISS punny louiu ~ " li''ie pi,n,u
10 eAplain these innings 10 me, anu
1uiilt req spot game III eucn Wi'!ereu,
ueilcate old cleeS us sne sliq' 1t
seems lttie IKE what 'ney can an III
stltu''on up mere uoesn i'' pu1 !.
isn't me landiauy Is u New Hlgianu
woman ner hnule - Hlurt'n' unq, you
see sne mas pianneu 10 nave 'ne cheap
est ppice that-'i'at-u hiee person can
iiVe ~, aNu' you hce' II isu 50 .hu' ior
IL " Hfeun' ahN II - aUlto coiniortaoe'
assure you ana you NioW you u'e
sure tnat your roohliA'i'e ID respcc'u-
pc lua eVery'hiuS II arranged ior 1T
80 you nave great oeai ulore priN"cy
,il'in you woniu thinA' mus 'uhe
you 70 my room sne went Oh 10
snow you my ia'her portr''lt' Oh,
y yes 1 aiwaSs nave thau Win me ana
you must ne itDie 10 say YOU Aho" no"
7 1Iuse hiurcnnunks looHeu'
VI course, she siiu on 'ne StalrS'
Iuesu hoI.ncrners ule very s.Eu4se'
Inc huy an WIN 10 nuineu BLISS
boggs' Aoud thlhk she "as-Wel'
rather a common sort Oh person from
very piuin. peopie' you Know on hrst
nieet'ns ner' put she Is very Hl@hiy Gu
ucateu' she " s.uuSlns ineuic'i'e' oiie
hasn tne ponsh one mus III our l,eo-
PIE put am sure sne nus very nue
cllracter' una she IS relisious unit
ana settieu IN her VieWs' not ID tne
lease llke we useu 70 De APP 10 'inusine
at .ne souln:
She was ln.errup'eo ny arriving at
ner door. MMs boegs was no, IN,
Lookiiig VeFy@kree upon tne'Maiis Oh
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-11-12
Stops the Cough and Works off
the Cold.

Laxative Bromo- Quinine Tablets
cure cold In one day. No cure,
no pay. Price Is cents,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-10
Armen. 8eh1rbs.

aasn Grputtunssn sntssssn, sab 60
5reitua in Der 8eriammIune obieer abr.
psri&uft tsins aufresuns in 8strsff Der
9ulaHune Der tiipli6 erndbIlsn armen.
b,reitursn. Drei berislbsn, Sobn, &.
Wturpbp. W. s. SanbIsp unb Sames u.
Gpuns. buiien iiG in Der Sibuns einae.
ftellt, absr nur erferer eriu&te um 8uloi.
lung ais WlitelieO, bic ibm natlrIib Der.
tpeissrt tpurbe.
Cine Anaobl Rcuiinsesi1dfls purbeu
erlebist. Die grnennuneen bon Sreb.
5ulsr uno 2bomas SbOttcn bur& Rih.
ter @Oiparos ipatoen snisssensenommsu
unb bsibe sueelaheH. Der 5al oes Der.
man @loub. bem pOr einissr 8sit BEL
elmer erplciicn bas ausenli&t asrh6rl
wuroe, paro bur6 einen Ra&bar psijsI.
ben boresbrabt unb aulsbt an Diretto,
8urfe lbetipisisn. Bier anbere appIi.
iantsu fiir nntsrffatuns mureen in bel
eep6bnIihen Beiie obeefsrtiet. Deu
Berl&t bes Supt. 8semsr bonn Sillfbi
5sim sufoIse bsfanben f& Gnbs Rdr
All Sniufen i'm Ssim, sins 8unabm
tbsr ben borberesbsHosn Wpnat.
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epe3ieaer anfrdammmss
Ssrtaaf ton aleiOerpaarsn
na9 ben Sitern besaun
an 9ienitaa.

8n 22 Gents Die Gle -ittints RtIrplt
5nt In al BEN brri6tnbtu 8arbtn, unb tine
ausup6blit partit pom ersppuetifs tbsnfafls,
unb % Gtuts II tsr ipaisae prtis.
Sn 81 Gents Die Gas-Gimildit partit
pritsstnr 9iHisn. i'int BON ps&tn wtnietr
ME so Gents nsrtb IN unb man&e parsn rs
Gtnts. Stst N 81 Gsnts Der ippisas prsts.
Sn 40 Gents Die CUE -@ani Doas gisu
rsaur, as 3ea brit, cine bHbids partit pcu
Garttn bic 8ilaal elmer pariis, bic su rs Gents
bic Gls psriauft puret. uub 49 Gents N esr
ipgitas prtis.
gu 40 Gents Die Gle-Genss psnritiia
5un, as 3pq brett uue als Garbtn; Daartn
psrtb 65 &tnts bic Gas Der prtis 49 Gsnts.
gu SO Gents bic GHe-4S 3oa WsIrsba,
itbr fttnss 6abrifat uub ppas MuspabI bon
harbtn. Dn prtis mar IS &snts bic Gas.
@dbrtub Sitiss 8ufaufss II SO Gsnts esr prtis.
Sn 80 Gents bic cue -Sdpnt 8tHttians
fur Mn,ist. Sc .3oa brsit alls bic 6arbsn une
@aarsn, bic NJ $f.25 bic Gle perfauft rnrbtH.
DIR Bsriaufsprsis II e9 Gente.
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Wue bem oberen Ehale.
(GarbpnbaIs aprysIpsubrn,.) 9

= SRI. 2ouiie Soffommsr unb @eoret
.. 8enins bon Nrdbalb purben ber.
fOfene @O&e bur@ Paifor s. 8. 6.
Gbrneer gum 8unb ftlr's 2eben eineslss.
net.
Die neueripdbIten itabtii&en Beam.
ten. Sames 5. O'RsiQ ais Rapor, gus
trid s. Gonnor als SGakmeiaer unb
@eoree W. @pans ale gontroleur, ira.
ten Wontas ibrs aemter an. Ser Sc.
Ieet Council srndbIte Sobn Sabis aIs
Borfiser, Der Common gouneil 80. g..
Raifers u. s. 2oftus parb aIs S&rsi.
bsr oss Iebtersn 8meisss tpiebererpdblt.
- Ser ais Irsibsrinabs in ber 2afi
Ghanee Wine anseaelte anbrsn paIio
luurbe Donneritas Nbenb in i&auosrbaf.
ter Weiie perlett. als elm burabrennsns
oer aarren i'm trof unb iibsrfubr. Cine
Quite tpuree ibm berrenit, Elm Sod in bic
re&ts 9Gfte ssriRen. iObaB Der Rno&en
bIosBelest tpurbe unb er au6 Ionn am
unteren 35rper lsrbradt unb jeri&unben.
Die eba,tene Observation-Disclosures mar
cine 10 ifarfe, bab man ,ur 3sit sinsn
fataIen BerIauf befiir@iete. g9ie ere
wartet, erIae ber Bertebte ieinen Wun.
ben. unb suar frab Sonntas Woresu.
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Nprp Serantpn. .

= Nii bsr 8Hafferuns bon On War'
ist Strabe, bic pdhrsnb bes Winiers
einesitsQt iporoen mar. in Sreitae uisosr
aneefaneen poroen unb man erpartei,
bic Nrbsit in stpsi Monatsn nunmsbr
fsriis su Reasn.
- &alpb Sapnse bon Gapusa Str,
Elm Treibsrfnnbe in ber Gopusa Wine.
erbislt 9onneritag bon sinem Noioriars
rsn Elm Bsin bonn 96rp9 esriiien, aIs
ibn berislbe irnf. Ser Sunee. bsfen
8srIebuns als fatal tstrnHist tpirb.
ipurbe iofort sur 8ebanbIuns mad bem
WOies TapIOr Soipitul senommsn.
- 1arp aItranbsr bon gaoS aus
apenue. bic ben Rdbmai6insn assnten
q. u. Sssti bei6uIbiats. ibr Sll ssitob
len su bubsu, 1T ON Samitus auf bic
Inilase Der friminslen 8erlsumbune
untsr $500 8iirsiGaft ssheat porbsn
Sssii bsbaupist au&. baB Die Srau ibn
ms Saus rief unb baisIbR asfangsn
belt, um bon ihm @eIb iu erprsfsn.
= @m. Ruib. bsr i'm lsbtsn Sebruar
in bsr l8 Baro bon 9obr WeSale als
Common Councilman ssi6lasen tpurbe.
bal Donnsrhas burd ben Dihrittahtpuli
Elm Berfabrsn anfreneen luifsn, um bic
8lrserpnpiere bon McSale als nua unt
ni&iis au erildrsn. 8aib srtldrt. bat
WeSale feline Yapisrs bur& Bstrue sr.
lanste uub lsstsrer iuurbe. aneetpieien.
i'm nd@itsn argument @eridt bas @s'
ssnibeil au bsipeiisn, iusnn er ss iann.
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RB .lfesbarrs WaArtdhttn.

= Die Brldenbauer sntIans Der Sc.
bisb 0allep glfenbabn einsen am Dien'
tag on ben Streif, neil Die gontrafto.
rem oarauf betanben. bab iie 9oitselt
bsSobltsn. enteegen Der eetrphenen Ber'
einbarune.
- Samuel 8slIer, Der ais W5rbsr bel
Sames 2orfin bon Sarbep's Safe anges
tIast ipir6. bsifanb Samitae bor Ridtsi
Saliep Elm Bsrh6r, fonnte aber bic eefor.
osrie Biireidaft bon 50. 900 ni&t Ieihen
unb ipurbe ipisOer einssfsdt. 3sller in
ettpa 500, 900 tperib, ba er aber ala
niht bnftbar bstrndtet uirb, Ia ibn NUT
Elm Dollar ben Gag pom @eri@t bsipinisi
troroen.
= Hi&ter Ssrris entidieb am Moniae
in einem ldnseren Guta&ten. oaB Elm
Boycott unesfebli9 10. 2setsn Stunt
pertrsieerten 8. g. Battetion & 60. ihs
rem Aneeitslltsn eine 2obnsrb6buns unh
barnufbrn sriIdrte Der Building Grabes
@ouneil einsn 8Upeott sseen bic Sirma.
2sBtere srlonste bierauf einen tempord.
rem @lnbaltsbefebl seaen ben council
unb Wonias madte bet Rid!er oenielben
permanent.
- Simon @roble, Der Dor ,tpsi Mo.
den i'm 8erIaufe sines Sanbsemensss
nit sinsm Steine ON Qopfs perlsbt tpurbs.
arbsitete bis suEi porIebten Wiittmoh
msitsr. .tpurbe nber bann beiinnunsslos unb
mubts mad benz Spital ssnommen tpsrben.
woielblt er am sIei&eu Gage furb. SO
murbe eefunben, baB er einen SddbeI.
bru& bate unb bab Elm Slid bsS Stei.
nes auf iein @sbirn brldte. Ser W6r.
Der bes Wannss 1T entiioben.
: Bel Der Rsuorsuniiation bss Siobt.
ratbes am Dlpntae puroe Brdiioeni
Rsi6arb tpie6er pom Select gouncil er,
udbli. pdbrenb Der Common @ouneiI Or
u. s. Norsan aIs prdiioent eripdkIts.
5reb 8. @atss tpurbe aIs Sdreiber bss
Oberen 3usises. Sarbep @sib ale
S4reiber bes uuteren 8tDeiees ernannt.
Sn oer eemeinfamen Situne erbieIten
OH stpei 2ssisenannten bic grnennune
als Stabiihrsiter unb @sbllfs' Stabts
f&rsiber.
= Bier maslirts ginbrshsr bsraubtsn
frIb Dienfiaa ben 9aben bes s. ID.
Start au Subion um 5000 in Bohmarien
unb s75 in 8aoresIb. na&psm iie bic
@eIoipinbe seiprengt batten. 8farrer
SpotanSti. bsr nebsnan tpobnt unb eben
bsimiebrte. parb aud BON ben aerIen
ansebalten unb um s5 8aarselb unb
aae @ertbiuden beraubt. 2esterer
aIarmirte iofort teim Messanse Der
Disbs bic Radbaridaft. bod fie battsn
iid miitlsripeiIs uhidlbar semo1t.
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eefau enc In ben Cob sstrieben.

Or. 8rois 9. Sorns, bsr fr6bsrs
8u9ibausarsi in Mi4isan Clip. Snb.,
bat essen ben Silfs 8uGtbausoireetor
W. W 8arnatb unb osHen @sbiIfen
Acknowledgment ipsssn unmeni&Ii&er
8ebunblune ber @efansspen srboben.
Die acknowledgement putben bereiis am
II. Mdrs BEN @ouuernsur Durbin untsrs
brsitst, absr bis iest untsrbridt. aasr'
lei Druid in auf Or. Sorne ausssabI
porbsn. Fs ,uradsu,iebsn. absr psreeb.
lid. Die SouptaniGuloisuns III, BAT
@sfaneens aus 8oibeit unb aemsine,
Ra&iuht in Der brutalfsn Msiie mib.
banbslt nsrbsn. Das 8u6ibaus Rsbt
in @irili&fsit unter Der @pnirote bei
GOntraciossn ftir 8u&ibousarbsii, BIZ
m6sli&ft bisI Nrbeit aus ben 8u&ibdus.
lern beraussufhinben iu6sn, nobel bi,
8uhibauSbsamten als ibte Nufisbel
funsirsn. Die @efansenen tpstbsn &C.
T&laeen unb sefiobsn. @s tpsrbsn ibnsr
Rippen sstrohen unb fis tpstbsn f5rmlid
40 9oee ssbsst. Dsni8fens> elmer bel
6sfansenen bat SsIbRmoro bssansen
um ii& ipsitsren Wibbanblunssn Iu eni'
sisben. @sfaneens nurben a6t 1ag
lang an ben 9anbeslsnfen aufgsbdnei
unb iie tpsrbsn nit psrfdli&tsn 2ebsns
mittteln esflitert. Or. Borne berii6srt
bab er OILS 8u&ibausurst perssbIitb ssesl
bic MibbunbIunssn esr @sfansensn Gin
ipanb stbOb.
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Don Qetersknra.

= Den gbslsutsn Souls 4insIanb bon
IapIor Absnue Ia Iette Do&s Elm
Sbbnlein ssborsn iporben.
- aboIf. bsr 10 Sabre aIts Gobn
ber GbsIsute 6erbinanb 8itiad bon Srps
ing apsnus. Rorb Wontas Woraen
mad elmer 2ranlbsit bon nur elm paar
Iassn. Seine 8ssrbisuns srfoIsts ssh.
ern.
- Der @iearrenmaHer WilIiam gns
eel bon aib Strabe Rarb Sonntas Ra&.
u,ittae i'm litter bon ~ Sabren naH
fe&sir6&entIi&er 3ranfbeit. @r piro
bon ber Satin unb brei Rinbern iiberlebt.
Die 9esrbisuns erfOIste Disnhae Ra&.
mitias i'm bisiissn Srisbhofs.
ilnisr S&uIratk Saiob S&dfsr
iuirb i'm 2aufs Der pd&Itsn Bods mad
Buffalo umfsheIn, meTeIbIi CT bei bet
aadairanna 5tabI 6pmpanis cine aban,
eirte Steauns erbaItsn bat. SolIts ibm
isin neusr @irlunsslrsis ssfallsn, 70
rirb Serr S&dfsr it4 bort Ouusrnb aiss
otrlenen.
Sc ndber Der Gag bes 8a,aars bsr
sb. lutb. 81. petsrs @emeinbe berans
radt. befo eifriser III bic @emsinbs, unb
ipeliea bic 6rauen. nit ben 8orbersitun.
gen bef6dfiist unb ale ansei&sn beuien
an. bab Der 8asaor bon grfole seir5ni
ieln ipiro. Bie ihon frilbsr bemerft.
finbst berfeIbe, nit ndaitsm Dliltpo&
anfunssnb. for ,tuei B6Hen in bszi 9Bis.
nam babier aatt unb ipdbrsnb Der Daues
oehelbsn tuereen ieben abenb ips,isls
an3istunesn aniDsisno isin, um bas Ssf
~ psrf&6nsrn.
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Gbanee fur anfiebler.

Gin aus surOpdii&sn gapiiaIiiisn bs.
iisbenbes Spnbitat, tpel&es ilber erobs
@slbmitisl Dsrflst. beabfi&tist, bier
RiIionsn Aerss 2anb. weI6es ldnes bsr
Santa Ses8abn eeieeen ift unb f&
fabliH Bis an bic meriianifde @rsn,s CT.
firsdt, bur@ unbsmiiteIts absr rabrise
aeute aus sroben Sidbtsn. bic nit ibrsr
bertisen Sage unsufrieben finb, 6armsrn
aus ben 6ili&en Staaten unb @inmanbss
rern aus europa ~ beiiebeIn. Bon ben
adnbereien liessn 500. 900 Heres i'm mitt.
lsrsn 3aufas, 1000. 900 im tpeRli@sn
Ranias unb 900. 900 in ben bsrisisltsn
IheiIen bon Colorado unb MsxicO. g..
600 900 Acres bes @siammt Arsals
itnb Meibeldnbereien.
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9ie @ei9i9te beg
GleiDerluaarelt
0abenS tit &mrseilt.

Das srcet aHrrlsmtnt n ,inss Der gcribsiIs
eisIts gprraibss, bic ssrinstu prsiis Gin ants-
rr Cine SammIuHs, bic uniibtriTpftn N In
NuaIiidt, 6uantit6t unb nifbriesu prsilsn
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Die lette Der Tartie nno
Der bette Der Sortbeile.

Die pusIti&msp GrtparHiFs bisits gsrfau-
fee iinb ptbH toHitrpaiip nod hbutrisbsn; fis
iub Taft.
8arbist @bipsprbs. a. 3oa brett in al ben
nsufn S&attiruHsen, trtra ftins Gabritatt ;
Ititt ptrtb 65 Gents bic Gas. gtrfanfsprsis,
40 Gents.
@aul @orltsb Sturm Snste, in blau une
iGpari, 48 3ol brett, ftbr porihslitt Aualitat;
bilis ~ SO Gents bic Gle gtrfanfsprtis, az
Gents.
20 Siiidt fransSffds GbalIits In ptriii6H
Ruifnn, pdlItnb fir Sbst @opns, Drifting
Sads unb 5aiatn Dtt Waartn fub rs Gents
bic Cue wtrtb. abH br gulaufsprs II 49
Gtuts.
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= Der uabs OaiespiIs lpobnbufts
StaIisner AnioniO RidIsS iiOIperte WOn.
tae auf Der Saeb unb iiel bin, ipOburG
feline Slinte jum @ntlaben esbra&i
iuurOs unb ibm ben ROpf bsinubs ueQ.
adHhip abbliss.
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~ @uts Arbsit su mdbissn prsiien
liefert bic ,Bo4snbIatt" Dfie.