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Ellsworth American., 1904-03-02
SARGENTVlLLE.
March l,

Mr.. and Mrs. Ellie, OF Deer Isle, were In
town Sunday,
At Columbia chapter Eastern star there
was a full attendapce. Tesre were eight
candidates. So
an spite 81 he light snow on the Reach,
owners ef Ice boats are improving their
chsnee. As many as a dozen boats ut 4
titne can be seen.
John f. Gray has been confined to the
house for a week. Hh dsugh ghtre Evelyn
is i'll with the measles. Mrs. Sweets two
children also have 1t. Mrs. Jordan is trn'
proving.
Great anxiety was fe't for the safety
of Capt. Bennett due to his barge, wes
Point. having been cut adrife from tb'
tug by an unknown stesmer. All wer,
glad to learn Of his safe arrival.
Feb. %. M.
Ellsworth American., 1904-03-02
COUNTY NEWS.
Eor additional County NeWs see other poSe'
PROSPECT HARBOR.

] Miss Leila Cole has been visiting reis-
tives In Winter Hsrbor.
Mrs. Katherine Bsndlx is improving
from an attack of the grip.
Mrs. Belinda Noonan has gone to
Nashus, N. H., to spend the winter with
her son.
Ralph Moore has returned from South
| Gou sboro, where he has been guest OF
n. 1. Freese.
Mrs. Kate Peters has gone to Gouldsboro
| to spend few weeks with her sister, Mrs.
Edith Hovey.
George Albert Perry and wife went to
Harrington on Sunday to spend fes days
with reIstives.
Miss SibyI Co'e returned Saturday from
Winter Harbor, ~here she has been spend
ing a week with relatives.
Rev. Wallace cu't ter has so far recovered
from his recent Illness as to be able TO
keep his engagements on Sunday.
Mrs. Herman Smith. OF Ashville, came
to Mrs. Charles Blsnce's on Sunday TO
spend a week here with relatives.
Mrs. Fred C Bickford, with her daugh-
ters, has gone to West Gouldsboro to spend
two weeks with Mrs. Oliver Jones.
J. F. P-try and wife. were guests OF K.
NJ. Stevens in West Gouldsboro during
the recent dramatic entertainment.
r. W. Nutter and wife have returned to
Brooklin. They were accompanied by
their little granddaughter, Miss Georgia
Bance.
What Is more rare than q birthday in
the family on he 18th OF February. Miss
Alta Cole enjoys the distinction, and enter.
iained some OF her young friends Monday
afternoon to celebrate her twelfth birth
day.
Mrs. John NJ. Williams entertained the
y, ]. society In most pleasing manner on
"Wednesday. The severe snowstorm kept
some OF the members at home. Fifteen
enjoyed the bountiiul rupper and the
music and pit which followed.
The V. l. society was entert aimed on the
18th by Mrs. Charles Hutehings. Twenty
were out despite the cold, clustering day,
aud the weather did not detract from the
p easure OF the meeting. Pit was feature
OF the evening entertainment,
halcyon astsmbly NE. Tor the first time
In three weeks, AID attended to business
which had accumulated, and arranged for
the banquet which the brother Knights
gave on Saturday night, when they worked
a candidate Ia the second rank and enter
tained visitors. There was large attend
ance.
Feb. %. n
Ellsworth American., 1904-03-02
HANCOCK.
ToMsoN

Miss Nancy Whitaker Is the guest OF
Mrs. Ii. c. Crabtree.
Mrs. j. Nelson Strstton and Mrs. Ed
ward L. strstton have gone to Msssachu-
setts for a visit.
Mrs. Madison Joy and Mrs. Wallace
Foss delig htfully entertained sixteen
ladies at finch at tbs Joy residence
Thursday afternoon.
Rev. J. E. Whitmore, OF Lincoln,
preached at the Union church last Sunday
afternoon. Because of the storm, no
service was held In the evening.
The fourth lecture given by Pamela
grange viii be Wednesday evening, March
8, by Arne w, King, OF Ellsworth. His
subject viii be. Law and the People as
Lsw Makers"
Feb. %.
Ellsworth American., 1904-03-02
Using an Income.

No one can use an income with true
economy who does not exert his best
judgment and put forth all the wis
dom he possesses to make it fulfill
the highest ends of which it is capa-
BILE In his peculiar circumstances. II
it does not asake some lives better
fuller and happier; If 1t does not de
velop the body and educate the mind
If it does not promote industry hon
esty and good will; If, in fact, it does
nothing to elevate and improve man
kind, then waste and not economy is
shown in its management.
Ellsworth American., 1904-03-02
HULL'S COVE.
Feb. %.
Mrs. Mary Hinckiey is poorly.

Mrs. Mary Hinckley is poorly.
Mrs. Chastens Hamor is visiting rela
tives In Bar Hsrbor
Mrs. Edna Burns, of West Eden, spent
last week with her mother, Mrs. Francis
Brewer
"intDssop and Marion Stanley are at
pine for their Vacations; Winthrop from
the Pennington normal school and Mar
ion from Bangor business college.
Lsst Friday evening Miss Clara Elliott
pleasantly entertained several OF her
young friends at her home. The evening
was spent With music and games. A de.
lieious supper was served.
Feb. 2s. ANNE.
Ellsworth American., 1904-03-02
EST FREMONT.

Charles P. Lunt and wife visited at
Southwest Harbor Saturday.
r. II. Lunt and wife, of Sout west
Harbor. visited Mr.. Lunt's mother, Mrs l..
M. Lunt, Sunday.
Several from here Joined the K. of p
Friday evening. Among them were l.
W. RsmilI, w. H. Lunt, Willie Sawyer
and Ed Marshall.
Feb. 20 THELMA.
Ellsworth American., 1904-03-02

Miss S1remer-Papa says If / give
up my singing lessons he'll give me a
pair of diamond earrings. Miss Sharpe
you? Miss Skremer-No; I'll haye to
have my ears pierced. Miss Sharpe
oh, see his idea! He wants to pay
you back in your own coin.-Philadel-
phIa Press.
Ellsworth American., 1904-03-02
BROOKLYN.
bound Goa
Feb. -.

Miss Bernice Mayo and Everett Kane.
sludents at Chaslestop, are nome.
Albert Mcdonnell, W who has been spend.
ing the winter 10 West Hancock, ia homs
Mrs. Nellie Bowden, who has been
visiting her parents, has rsturued to he,
home at South Biuehiil.
Roy A. Kane, a teacher In the Higsip.
classical ins lutte a. Chsrlestpn, Is visit.
ing his mother, Mrs.. Emms Kane
Feo 70 UNE FEMME
Ellsworth American., 1904-03-02
WEST GOULDSBORO.

Mrs. Linwood Sargent is gaining fast
F. P. Noyes and wife spent Saturday In
Steuben.
The Daughters of Liberty held special
meeting Monday afternoon.
Miss May Young is visiting her grand
parents, J. B. Wright and wife.
Mrs. Fred Bickford and daughters, OF
Prospect Harbor, are al Oliver Jones'.
Master Joseph D. Wood, ir., has gone tc
Hancock to visit his aunt, Miss Sophia
Haven, and his uncle, Albert Wood.
Feb. %. l..
Ellsworth American., 1904-03-02
ASHVILLE.
Carol Clark is home from veazie.
THELMA.

Carol Clark is home from Veazie.
Mrs. Hermsn Smith is spending the
week with relatives in Prospect Harbor.
Several young people attended the play
"Down in Maine" at West Gouldsboro
Thursday evening.
Kenneth Bragdon and William Noyes
took snow.sboe trip via Long Pond to
East franklin, spending Saturday night
and Sunday at J. A. Gordon's.
Feb 20. b,
Ellsworth American., 1904-03-02
Iebfr.isrn.fnrs.
MY FOOD DOES hB NO GOOD.
Oh, If | Could Only Eat.
Without After Regrets.
Why are These Questions Asked
BY so Many People ?
A Piece Of News for Those Who Have
Weak Stomachs.

The stomach, liver and bowels eause
more trouble than any other part oi the
body. There are Thousands OF persons
whose food don't do them the good Il
should. They have bad taste In mouth,
coated tongue, constipation, gas In stom-
acb, fuines- or distress after meals, hlost-
ing and beiching OF wind. They often
have headache, are weak and nervous, have
ssilow complexious a1d can't sleep. Nr.
9. s. Jones, Corner 9Th Street and 9;h
Ave, Roanoke, Va, says
Ellsworth American., 1904-03-02
SEDG WICK.
JEN.

David Thurston, who has been Ill for
some time, is improving.
J. II. Hooper went TO Bangor last week
to carry an insane pauper to the Eastern
Maine insane hospital.
I John Thurston has sold his black mare
and has purchased large pair of oxen OF
Charles Eaton, of Deer Isle.
Feb % n
Ellsworth American., 1904-03-02

Johnny-Pa, the taxpayers are only
the people who own properties, arerrt
theyf Pa-No. my son. The real tax,
payers are the people who rent the
properties Philadelphia Ledger.
Ellsworth American., 1904-03-02

The kidneys are your
blood purifiers. they fiji
ter out the waste or
impurities in the blood.
II they are sick or out
Of order. they fail to do
their work.
Pains. achesandrheu-
maiism come from ex-
cess Of uric acid in the
blood. due to neglected
Ellsworth American., 1904-03-02


Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady
heart beats. and makes one feel as though
they had heart trouble. because the hear, Is
over-working in pumping thick. kidney
poisoned blood through veins and arteries.
1t used TO be considered that only urinary
troubles were to be traced to the kidneys,
but now modern science proves that nearly
all constitutional diseases have their BEGIN
ming in kidney trouble.
II you are sick you can make no mistake
by first doctoring your kidneys. The mild
and the extraordinary effect Of Dr.. Kilmer' S
Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy is
soon realized. II stands the highest for its
wonderful cures Of the most distressing cases
and is sold on Its merits f-~F0
by all druggists in fifty sssfy q "a
cent and one-dollar siz- A n
es. You may have * s:a.. Z! :. .s{fskp
sample bottle by mail Home Of swamp Root
free, also pamphlet telling you how to find
out II you have kidney or bladder trouble.
Mention this paper when writing DR.. Kiimer
& Co., Binghamton N. Y.
Don't make any mistake. but remember the
| name. swamp Root. DIR. Kilmer's swamp Root
and the address. Bingnamton. n. T., on every
bottle.
Ellsworth American., 1904-03-02

A man Of integrity will never listen
TO any reason against conscience
Horne.
Ellsworth American., 1904-03-02
TRENTON.

There will be a leap year ball and sup
per at Evergreen hall next Tuesday even
ing. NJ husic by MonaghaD's orchestra.
Ellsworth American., 1904-03-02
advertisements.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Over-Work WeakenS
Your Kidneys.
Unhealthy Kidncys Make Impure Blood.

All the blood In your body passes through
your kidneys once every three minutes.
Ellsworth American., 1904-03-02
EAST ORLAND.

Mrs. Jennie Mason Gross Is seriously i'll.
Augustine Mason was in Bangor Sat
urday
F. P. Mason was In Boston several day s
the past week.
The entertainment Tuesday evening
was well attended.
Hoyt Austin, wife and daughter, OF
Dedhsm, are the guests OF Elijah White.
Feb. g. NJ.
Ellsworth American., 1904-03-02

Subscribe for The AMERICAN.
Ellsworth American., 1904-03-02

ana IS SOId on It's fIltFItS
by all druggists in fifty
cent and one-dollar siz-
es. You may have a
sample bottle by mail
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-09-15

Gerldmdrse aefiut fino. Sir milien
oann ftets MORAN mir itno. Idt
Gage Dor meiuer Nbreiie fnufte idJ
elm grtrablatt, beIien Spalten bis
arf cine bDQftdnoig aeibndrst maren.
SIN uebrtgen niiroe in ct, 8eter8=
hAra fein sFremoer tnerfen, baB &nB.
lambs bette 90oue i'm Orient su Eau.
ienoen BON Den Sapanern aboeldlad]=
tet ueroen. Die Theater uno Som
sertSale itnb bet n,einer Nbreiie aG=
abenolib gefiat gepeien, Die Bbn=
fiognDmie Der Staot 1T u%nnerdnbert,
Die Wibbldtter bringen quite unb
idlebte Wibe iiber Sapaner, aber
AUDI iber Die &uiien, Die aber 70
sabm iin6, 6aB tie unbeaultanbet Die
GeniHr pqiiieren. @ie anoerpGrts
bas 8erbalten oes Nolfes 1T. tam
i9 nibt beurteilen; jeoenfaI8 miro
bort AUDI nidt eetrauert ueroen.
@i6t 2eibtlebiafeit lit es. nein, rur
Der sSatali8mus. Man laet ii9 eben:
nWie'S fommt, 10 lift es quit" uebrt=
gems lafeu Sic es iih geiaet iein:
Der &riea nit Sapart lit mod lanee,
LANCE niht gu @noe Ser 8dr lit
56bl"
nNeh cine Sraae: .Sit es tpabr,
oaB pDn ben Nibiliiten oas @eriidt
ausgeiprenet uOroen lit, Der fleine
Gbronfoteer lei Elm untetaeidobenes
&ino?"
n8eoauere. Sbnen Die antnurt
ihuloia bleiben su miilen, oenn i'd
iagte Sbnen ausorldli9, 6aB id am
1age Der Geburt oes Gbrpuerben OBJ
aereift bin. uebrigens lift ben Nihiz
liften allies ausutrauen!"
uno Der fleine 9eutlh &uiie iab
nah Der nbr, erariff oes 8eridteritat.
ters 6ano, bann Die &eiletaihe uno
iprad: ,8ie allies aub eaoen mag:
i'd bin uno bleibe 9eutih : &uiie!"
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Die "GULF CITY COTTON PRESS & MANUFACTURING co.,
BONDlERTE NIEDERLAGE INTER STRENCEN TEXANISCHEN
GESETzEN. GESEzEN Won 1901.
AUFBEZALTEs KAPITAL $4,000.
go(Oefoner Bonten mod0en OOr(6dOe ouf BaumOo(e 80 6 pro5ent
per Ja6r.
per Ja0r.

Die .Guff gitp Cotton BreB & ORIG. Co., iebt elm Bombed
Us ~arebouie" 1T cine unRr ben @eieben bs Staate8 geras eiuoehQz
gene SorporotiDn NIT einer1 aufbesablten &aptal BON ginbunoert uo
ab%tunobreiBig 9auieno Dollars ~($l38,000) nit mooerner aDnlpreI1e unb
gaGHetn : Nteoerlagen Der neuefen &onfuufnon uno nit elmer 9aun1z
Gapaatdt uDn $4,000 BaQen.
Die NfiDnare bteRr &ompaqnie fn6 Iarnmtuh qnQelehene gfroer
BON geGas NIT gdunoer fnan5eler 8afs uno lire Bealnten Ino O26nner
nn langia1rQr @rfabruna i'm gauuunOQaefbdft.
Der ftnan 5tetle un0 leg ole Stnno0 ieier&D ON b o.
ale tann uDn trgenb elmer CAN'T in @afbeftun be5tds
ttgt meroen.
Dieie mB0noeb 8arebpuIe COMPANY" felt bea1 geGber
bon Baumppue tre auittung aus bel Der MbGeferuna 6es Stanels
IDteie Qutttung fann 6nrb erfauf unb Mb1ieferunQ
. a mw OLE es mlnibt, ptr0 irgen0 cine Bunf in Is al
|oe1tpn auf Die Quittung bin liberale BDr{buf}e a.
d IN, tpoflr tie etne 3inlenrate pn 6 Bro5ent per Sahr beredbnet, 10 lat=
9e ote gaunpone llegen beibt, rep. 8urIdgebalRn miro.
&enn Der Sender es perlan9t, 10 miro DER Quutune Zine be-
| bpDrene Nu8laqe seS DffentliGen IS Gaers unb 9 g
teni en-, oerote 8oummolle aiiifi5iertnbe Sc nj DIT
unb alaile btnsugefagt.. Daourdb lit er in ben Stanb qe5abt,
eatpeoer @elo gu leiben ooer Die 9ntuua laidter 81 perfaufen. Die &C.
bubren fir oas Wd9en ub alaiffaieren fno 15e per 8aaen.
@alDeftun as er6Bter 8aumtoDubafen Der Melth at iet ejuen eEut,z
ren.I1arft, Der ben SpOtaanrtt Ieb6aft tin1ulert.
% Die @ieoerlaae Der aompaQuie nit allen ~Gienbabnen gerbinbuno
bat, 1T flr rDrapage" feline Sebuhr III entrhten.
Ser1btfft@ cure y aunp 0lle I'm q e pre- st un0 Ell dit
& brDugb Slot" 7u f6retben. SIS miro oabmb cine befere
Brobe aenefert uo Die 8aun1npoue miro untermeg8 nibt aufaedQfen. nm
laepreBt 81 tperoen, nod fam fe nertuedaielt perben ooer am @epidt pr=
feren.
Guf griuden bs @erienoers. miro Die 8ane. Die auf Die gauntppue
Sor1dhnfe rnady, lie oerfibernu nb Die Sra@unfDten DO j.
ltreden, pofnr tie ene Stnsenrdte BON 3 BrD5ent pee Sobc beredbnet.
Die 8ebubren fir Die Nufbenabruna Der 8aunuuDue berqaeu fir
etnen OsOnat ooer eiaen Sell oes @ionats 10 Gents per 8auen.
The GULF CITY COTTON PRESS & MFG. CO.,
HAIRY PAINTER, Superintendent. GALVESTON, TEXAS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-09-15
@put 9riessTAauplate.

Ser Dffiaiene 8eri6t beg 8ene@
raj &urDpatfin iiber Die S6lobt BET
Qiou @anq 1T enoliw in ct. Beterss
burq e~inQetrofen. 9ouab betrage1
Die GerluIte Der &uiien niht aar5
1000 Mtaun, 9Dte uno Serpuroete;
900 tann tpuroen auf benz Shlaht=
feloe getDtet.
Ser pfftsieIe 8eribt Deg @enez
raj &urDpatfin iber Die Sblaht
BEL 2iao gang mabt General 0rlop
fir Die 9ieoerlage berantmDrtltdl.
Serlelbe babe feline BoiitiDn bel ben
@entai Wtinen ni9t gebaltet uno boz
ourd) ben Sies Der Guiien, Der fhOn
10 out mie erruraet mar, IN cine
@ieoerlaee u~tngeuanoelt.
- gta9 Dem 8eri9t oes iapanls
1den Generals Noosu tuuroe am 3.
September in Der Sb.a9t BET 2iaO
F9ang am ibdrfiten aetdmpft. 9as
20. iapaniI1e &egtment nerlDr an
bieiem Gage auilGen 1900 uno 1900
Wann. Sun etner &Dmpagnie fielen
aIe biz auf IA Mann. Gin 8atailz
lpn oerlDr feline idmtliden Sffi5iere
beirt eriten Nr If. Das 6eairtent
muBte i9lieBl j pUn einem Saupts
mann gefiibrt meroen. oa ale bObes
rem Offisiere tDt Doer perruunoet
maren.
= Nus Der ruiiil9en Staot Betro,
panlamst auf Der 6albinIel SAINT
ibatta miro gelneloet, baB Der idpa-
nil9e @eneraQeutnant 8unouii Wtitte
Nuguft init elmer fleinen Shar So
paner an Der @eitfifte Der Dalbinlel
/ ge[anoet lei, mebrere SDrfer 5erIt0tt,
] Die @innDbner pertrieben uno eiae
| Brptlamatipn erlaIien babe, burG
melhe &amtlbatfa fir iapantlbes
| @ieeuturrt ertlGrt muroe. GuIlilht
Milt5en uno &eleruen mdren oanr
pDn Betropaplamsf na1 Dem SGau.
plab gelanot nDrben uno 6ieie batter
Die Sapaner beriaet, ibrea Tnbrel
gefangen genDmmen un0 flint Dor
ibren S@iHen Derbranrt.
Das 8rtlengeriht BON 8laoi:
moitDG bat eatlbieoen. Dab Der mi
8elhlag belegte enalii6e Sampfel
.gal1as" ~freiaeaeben werbe. Da'
aegen io0e Der 9eil Der aus W1ebl.
gaumuDQe uno 6Dl5 beitebenoer
2aouna, Der fir Sapan beitimmt iei.
fonfisaiert bleiben. Ser ,Galbas'
miro orei WDnate in 8laoimDitod
bleibeu, bamit ieine @igentimer Bel
baben, epentuea BON Der Gntlbei.
ounG oes @erihts 81 appelieren.
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Die gprad1e oee 4inpea.

Ius Der Spra9e tes ainoes t6ni
Die ieiier umgebung noteoer. Stets
itno Die Grna@lenen on Der manoe(=
hoiten, unoeutliden Iusiprade Der
&inoer Ibulb. Oas &ino adltet ouf
Die Bepegung Der 2ippen. oas Def
nen oes Wfunoes, Den 9DnFau Der
Stimme. @s lift oesbalb belDnoers
tptbtia, oaB iih cine Mutter eo(er
InsoruGsmeiie befleibiat. Wan
loute ME 9inoer BON lid in Der britt
ten Berion lpreben, bas Bfero
p0otto", oas 8ett ,.Baba" rennen
lalien. Ser feline Wtenl1 muB fid
oaS lpdter mieoer abgew0hner
uno miro oann fir cine Qugz
oruGsmeiie getaoelt. Die man uprher
auerlteblt gefunoen. Manhe falihe
Geoen tllngen 5iemlib eraDblih i'm
Wtunoe fleiner MenIbenfinoer, ober
oieie iino bod eiqentlid) nidt eur
Beluitigun9 anoerer oa. 8inIht
man, DAT lein &ino Die WutterIpraG)e
gut uuo FORFEIT ipribt, 0ann perz
tneioe man Ielbit ieoe punoerlide
WttBbiloung, beionoers ale Brpptns
stalisnen. Die SortloiunQ einseluer
8Orte lift fir Die finolihe Sorodlz
tpeile barafteriitiid. Grit oann be.
Ginnt elm &ino auiammenbanqeno
nno fleBeno gu ipredlen, tpenn es
ietne eigenen 8eoanfen ourh erlernte
Worte ausauoriden oeritebt. gs lift
nt@t rIbtig, Rinoern su piele 8orte
e%insuprd9en. 0iht Die Genntnis
oieler Worte er5eu9t ben bertrand;
lonoern Der &eidtum Oil 8DrIteuunz
gen. on 8eoanten, Die ourh Ser,
tniipfung Der aus ben @mpfnounQen
ooer Wabrnebmun9en beroorqeaauz
9enen GOriteQungen erpuhlen, BUR
Be8eihnuna oieier 8DrIteQunoen
oient Die Spra9e. Im berItanolihIfen
lit benz erit nur nenia ausQebilbeten
&troer : 8ebirn bos @reifbare unb
leidt Wabrnebmbare. Oaoon SoQ
man suerit NIT Dem &inoe 1predlen,
um Iein fleines Nerpenlnitem su
i6Onen. Grit ipdter eruadt in Dem
&tnoe oa5 S6s8emuBtiein. @enn
elm tletner Wteni@ Elm @urt unrid1tio
nabIpribt, 10 pieSerbole man 6as
BUrt geouloia 10 lange, biz es rihs
tig 9eIagt miro. 8iele MeuIden
lprehen unoeutli6, neil lie oeutlides
Spreben our9 metbootldes 09ad.
ipreben niHt ~erleruten. Wenn lid
attmdhlib in INNER I1neQerer gEplQe
Der Bortlbab oes &inoes o%eror6Bert,
5etat itb Die Sarihieoeubeit Der Sns
otniouen. IS aiebt &inber, Die Iinn=
log ales, mas Iie b6ren, nadbipre=
gen; pabreno anoere uhue Rad]=
abtnun9soerlu@e baS @ebDrte in Iih
a1fnebmen, um e8 erit bel PATHFINDER
8elegenbelt gu tpieoerboleu,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-09-15
MaerIet.

Der Hegen bat in ben unQes
sIafterten StraBe1 grDBen 5haoen
nngerihtet. Webrere 5traBen nit
oer ibmeren fbnarser grbe fino unz
pnliierbar getpDroen. neil es an Der
0nuptlabe, an Der Drainierung,
febIt. Der Wangel an @traBen-
iibergGngen Eat fih tpieoer geseiet
un6 Die MDtpenoigteit, einige Der
macabamiiierten StraBen tuieoer in
Gtano 81 fesen.
Die Wacaoamilieruua Der
Norbs JlDres= StraBe miro bemndhlt
in Nngriff genprnnien tueroen. Die
MnmDbaer baben NDtis erbalten,
ibre Bdune auf Die pDreeibriebene
3iuie 5uriifsuiebeu unh iDbalo Die
StraBenbabnz@ eieqlhaft i'm Belts
Der tleuen Shienen lit, Die tie be-
ftellte unb Die in Der GtraBe an
STEELE Der nlten geleat meroen lpQen,
miro Die StraBe aufeepfliiet uno
neu bereeftent tperben.
Die Birger auf Goblin Sin
babeu ben BeibtuB gefaBt, einen
Be~rbeferungss Diftritt su biloen uno
10000 auf nier5ig Sabre gu SO fir
GtrnBenuerbeiierungel gu bpraen.
1Rit benz @eloe Ioaen Die l6mtlihen
StrnBea i'm Diftritt n1acaoamiiiert
tueroen.
= SIN Nlter ppn So Sabreu Itarb
in ieiner WDbnuna, 523 SiiosGlamo
Stra6e, Or. pun 3Dbrina. Die2eide
touroe auf benz airhbDfe in gibDlp
beitnttet.
Das Stabthospital 1T elm folt=
ipieliae8 @ebduoe, oas fDrtmGbrens
Der Meparnturen beoarf. Gin Wial
oringt 6as Waiier ppr, unten ourh
oas Sunoament elm, elm anberes
Wfal tDuintt es ourb oas Dad, oas
nidat biht lit. 8eim lebten &egen
itubten Batienten aus einselnen
Biran1ern entfernt tueroen, oa oas
Waffer auf fte herabiiderte.
Silua 6eimani nleloet BON
Cincinnati, baB Tbuntas Barton,
Der Brdfioent Der @ogeuDOo Diftilz
lina Gsmpanp i'm Nlter upn go Sab
rem geitOrben lit. Barton NOR in
Teras iebr betannt uno bate bier
uieIe Greunbe.
0eute abeno beainnt i'm @rDs
Sen Opernbaus Die riibmlihf be-
fannie @ertrub @uinQ nit ibrer
0eienibaft elm @aftipiel, bag fid
iiber feds Nbenoe eritreden tpiro.
6eute tDmnit oas lpannenbe Drama
sSn tie ibaoDrp Of TIE cSar" CUR Guf=
fiibrune.
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8aumiupnpretfe.

Nie gol. Beters, Der Brdiioent
Der Giiociation Der teraniiben 8aums
nDa8ibter. 10 iino AUDI piele 8aum'
tpousSaftOren Der Inli6t, oaB Die
8aumnoQpreiie beitdnoi9 ltei9en
miiiien. Gue 8eoingungen lprehen
oafir, uno ubeleib mir nidt au Den
Bropbeteu geb0ren uno audi feline
8erontmurtlihfeit gu iibernebmen
mliniben - 10 erideint es uns opb
geraten, tuenn Die 8aummpaSihter
nit Dem 8ertauf hires BrDouttes
a0aern. Gin INTERRUPTED pDn einem
Gent o6er gar einigeu Gents per
BIuno fdat ibuer in Die @aalfale.
Us lit nibt an5unebmen, oaB Die
Baumpuae einen nieorigeren 8reis
brin9en miro, ME aeaenmartig, aber
ME gelagt. e5 iprefen ale Inseihen
oafiir, oaB cine Breisiteiaeruna su
efuarten ftebt.
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Seras.

= Sn Guitin baltert Die farbiaer
| 8aptiften tire acknowledgements
| ab; es ftno basu iiber 5000 fremoI
Neger nab Der Staatsbauptitabt &C.
f0mmen.
= &t1ter WoDre in WaeD ba
400 6aftbefeble eegen 2eute in oel
Staot ausgefteut, melhe oes 6a'
Sarbipiels angeflaet fino.
- Sn Neu : 8raunfels lit aueen'
blidlid bas 9iitriftaeridt in 81.
bung. SIN @efduants befinbet ftd
fein @efaneeter, angetlaet uno un'
ter 8ireimaft iino brei Berlonen,
Elm eefpiiier 94c 2abusar uno auei
Werifaner. Dabei fennt man in
0euz8 raunfelS tpeoer SDnntagsge=
ieb nod YrobibitiDn unb bic oarlse
BDli5eimadt beitebt aus Dem Sberifi
uno Dem 9onitabler.
Mah Dem 8eriGt oes AuGt-
Observation-Disclosures 8nfer beian-
ben iiG am 81. Gusuit 1875 3ubt-
bausitrdfinge i'm @ewahrlam oes
Staates.
- Sn Dallas wnrbe Die fleine
GDGter bes 0dnolerg &aGulin son
einem Ba9en Der StraBenbabu iiber=
fabren uno getDtet.
Sn @alneitDn itarb gbas. @is
Dor, elmer Der betanuteften @elhdftss
leute Der Stabt.
Die Gtaot eagle Gate bat g.
8. Gmitb jun. bag Bribileeiunt ae=
qeben, bDrt Wahernerfe ein5uri1s
ten. 0ie Inlage nirb ungefdbr
$4,000 fDiten.
Gin iurger 8drter i'm Srren.
bauie All gerrea 9amens @us Sos
tpering muroe neuli9 pDn einem Der
&ranten init einem &rue auf ben
Sept aelhlagen uno 10 ibmer ber=
lebt, oaB er itarb.
Die @alpeltDner Stabtperual=
tung bat es ourb aenaueite @inteiz
lung unb grDBte Spariantteit fertia
gebraht, Die @efammtfteuerrate nur
I'm 15 Gents gu erbDben. trpboem
iie cine @rtraiteuer Bpm 40 Gents fir
Die @raeirunasbDnoS aus{dreiben
muBte. Das lit eeraoe5u Elm
WteiiterftiG elmer aeIbdftsmdBiaen
StaotDermaltune.
Ser frahere Statiunsaaent Der
9. $. & 6. q. 8abn in MarFa,
8. B. @ertin. lit inter BET Qnfla9e
Derbaftet moroen, ben Babnbpf in
Wtarfa in 8rano eefteGt su baben,
UNI fih $4,000, Die Der 8abnQeleas
ibaft aeb0rten, an~sueienen. gr be-
bauptete ipdter, oa5 @elo lei pers
branrt.
- unlere Staatsmilis lit BON ben
Wfan0Oern in 8irsinien rpieoer Sus
riidgefebrt.
- Ser 16idbrige Charles Osuatt
tuuroe ouf Der Saeo in Der @abe BON
Wiineral Beqs burb 5ufdaiae gnts
labung beg @epebrs in ben @rm ae.
ihOhen uno 10 ibmer nermunoet, 0ab
Der Grn a%baenommen meroen muBte.
Der &egen bat iid anImeineno
iiber ben gan5en Weiten oes States
ausgebreitet; BON iiberau fer toms
men Nadridten. oaB es fart oereqa
net bat. Nm &iD @ranoe bate Der
Regan aufgebDrt, bod reanete es am
WiittnDh mieoer. ser Baumm0qe
bat Der &eaen un5meifelbaft gelda=
Oct, baaegen 1T CT fir Die Baitures
uno BAG Grassland pon groBem 8erte.
gs iid1ert cine quite Winterpeioe.