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Observation-Disclosures

areisqerih DIT - (Tor Hldter
GenniS.) Sir I}ontog: Sonnob &.
g(rfer geqcn ScnrD @. strder.
Tbtbeilun0 Nr, 2. (&or
Hidter Sborp,l Sir Wonto9; Sobt
". GbomoS gegel Somes Wulbol.
lon0 II. 81.
8oifen Of t. @or oct
Hidtern 9lod, @nitber II. O'grien.)
@rnonnt mut6cn sur 5eitomentspoa.
itrederin inn Sale bon George 2einl,
bad Suionno 2eirbodL 9iiroidoft
5000; 81 TohIoBperluoltern IN ben
SGQcn bon ISomes Sume Smitb g9.
81. Sn1ith. @iirgifoft $4,000; bon
Glen Goitborn 9orrp s. @eoper.
9iirqi6oft $500; 5itm Bormuno So.
lumbus s. goteler fir 8iolet 6. 80.
teller, giirgi6aft $4,000. RadloB6e,
ribte beitdtigt in ben 5oQen bon 2eos
nora Strolls, $5657; @iQiom Sra,
BAN, $tt.423; itno 8erf1uie rotifi.
ART in Den 5a1en BON Jbomos u.
Wscganiel, $3.50; 2eonaro StrouS.
1886 uno 1856.
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Staot Baltimore.

&crlor ben rcd ten II +.
- &r. So6n SPELL bon gtr. to- Stod.
bolm.S troBe, mltroe geitern Nbcno
fur5 nod If ltGr an Der Sharp, nohc
SIteno.S troBe, bon einem @oggon
Scr Sorioro.g pcmlc, ilbcrfubrcn mn
perlor Den red)tcn SUB bobci. Gr
muroc mad oent rWorDl0nocr lint
periitots .Soipitol" gcbroht.
S6lief an Ocn @cIciien II.
- Bel Dem geitcrn N6eno im noro.
lidcn StotionShouie itnttitnOcnocn
Snollcit iiber Sic 2eidc BON 6ronf
Sarper, melder am 6reito0 abeno
in Der gtGbc bon Werrpnal1'S Zane
oili Den @clciicu Der o0torplono.
Eenniploonio,Nub iiberiobret mo
get0otet tpllroc, mllroe feitgeiebt, boB
Der Wonn bon Dem iilOlif iobren0cn
3itgc, melder nm & llbr Die Stelle
poIiirte, iibcriobren norocn mo Der
Wtonn oltf Sen @cIciien babe id)lofen
miiilen. Die Giic16abn-9 ompognic
muroe bon ic9lihcr &erantmortlid).
felt befreit.
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Snmlcl 9. 6olttb mo 8rou All 5
Wf. benjamin, 3 Cots, So,
Senrp G.Stcclinf ouWtorp u. Stcc
lint uno 6rou, Meitieite Der CIiDc
nobe 8inbioritr., II bel Is, @roj
$24, $3.50.
Gllguitirs u. 5oIts an @iQiom 9.
@ia, @citieite Der Dorf.Giooo, nobc
WilionItr,, 70 bel 200, @ro5. $7G, 81.
emma w. Goof mo Bottc an 6rt.
t. @olburg ur6 Grou, Siioieitc Scr
Sotpnien6., nobc BolicitroBe, 1876
bel 70, @ro5. $40, $500.
0ieielbe an Ibo8. u. @rcen rno
5roli, Siioicite Der 3~opnienb-, nobe
@olicitr., 1876 bel IS, @ro5. SIS,
$500.
alice 6. Iidinion an 9Iice 6. Tif.
finion, A Cots, S..
ann1 s. Silpert nn emma JoltI.
Norooitieite Der WcGulob-, nobe Der
Glenoeninitr., 14.3 bel =, @ro5. $40,
So.
Sames 9ioen an Selen gbomnina,
Gillette Der Yapionitr., nobe Nortb.
apey 1873 bel 9t.G, @ro5. $50, $3.50.
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@crmiidDte tclegrapbiidc Sepeidcn.

- Sci Den 6lottenmonopern bel
No- Oian'S 2ono mod)te oaS llnteriee.
boot nS6ortep" einen erfolgreihcr
Nngriif ollf Den &reu5er ,Golumbia"
uno fam bis nuf 80 GARD al ous
6abr5eilg berun, obne geleben 81
iperoen.
- ltngei0br 20 Weilen bon 1bot.
der8' SSlmo an Der aiiite bon Wai-
ladJuIetts muroe Elm umgeltilr5ter
S6ooner geiiftet. Ion Der Yfam1s
ldaft bat man Nihts geicben.
Der n8erein Der amerifditild)er
gonfiers" beiu6te geitern ole Vfllt'
tai -Ifooemie 51 Weit.Eolnt.
Die in indianapolis IN Slel'lt9
befinolife .5nternotionole allocla'
ton Der 9rollarbeiter" bat Der 1890
liItiidcn Gropagnnoa $500 5l'gelple'
len.
gei ser Reporutlr zines Oil.
Conf 8aggons in altoona fuuroe
nor grbeiter Geo. gdilep, oils er eli
rpn beiben 9ol5en in Dem Snneren
0es leerer ge6dlters befcitl9cn moll-
70 hurd, cine grploiion our1 oas
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N6faGrtStagc Der 9nmpfcr BON Neiu'
Wurf.

D'Nf
Nm 90. Sept. 0ompfer narou.
prin5" no6 Bremen.
Gm 30. Sept. Camper Nooroom"
mad Hotteronnt.
Im 20. Sept. Camper o~gturania"
nod 2iperpool.
Nm 20. Sept. Gampfer n@ermo.
mia" nod NeopeI,
Nm 2t. Sept, 3on1pfer Oceanic"
nod 2ipcrpool.
gm -. Sept. 0ompfcr o9Iiiher"
noh 4ombilrg.
Em %. Sept. 0ompfer o8rober
&urfiirIt" nod Bremen.
Nm %. Sept. 0ampicr go Cor.
roiue" nod Sabre.
gm %. Sept. 3ompfer oarobic"
nod 2%iucrpool.
Nm u. Sept. 0ompier o2ltconio"
nod) p%iocrpoot.
9m 81. Sept. 7ompicr nMtinuc'
tonfo" nod Honoon.
Nm q. Sept, Compiler y9otricio"
nod 0oDcr.
Nm 81. Sept. Camper ogteiu'
Nort" nuh Sontbumptnn.
ant 81. Sept. Sampler ~TuOet'
lonO" noh Nntlucrpclt.
PIN 81. Sept. Garnpfer ~2ouilc"
nod Npupel mo 8enlld.
Nm 81. Sept. Compiler oSSluno"
mad aopcubngcl.
gm u. Sept. Gulnpier ethiopia"
nud) @lo$gou.
Nm y, Sept. Gompier DStaten'
oam" nod) Hotter6om.
Hm y. Sept. Gompicr rBunno-
MIA" uod Neopel mo @enuu.
Nm IS. Sept, Gompfcr Sorbeg-
ia" nod gtcopcl u1O @cuun.
Am %. Sept. Compiler 0ltnitco
States" nod aopcnbogcr.
Nm IS. Sept. Compiler DEeutO.
nic" rtod 2iperppol.
Nm 90. Sept. 9orupfer n9eutidJ.
lono" nod 9omburg. ,.
Nm 90. Sept, Compiler uNedor"
Ilod) Bremen.
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SfDifSnadlridltcu.

Ncm.N orf, II. Sept. - Pin.
Qctommen lit bier Der Compiler
,, SEEM Oorf" Don southampton.
Nbqcfobren Iino Die 0ompier
,@crmanic" nud Sout6ompton,
oGtrurio" nod 2%iperpouI, oYeun.
iOtponia" nah @ombur9 n6iIIono"
noh NuhpcrperL algeria" nud
Minricillc9.
liverpool II. Sept. - Bon
9}cp Norf trofcn ole 0ompfcr
o@opic" ulo oGompnnio" bier elm.
queenstown, II. Sept.
Ger Qompier Settle" BON 2iucrpooG
icttc icinc 6obrt uoh Nelp.D orf fort.
&ottcroom II. 9ept. - 9lbs
Qciobrcn nab Ncu Oort lit Der
Sampler rFot9Oom," ciugctroiicn
bon BORT lit ser Compiler n8otter-
0om."
GGcrbourM lG. Sept. 1922 Der
OompiGr oQUltihlono" bon 9onl.
burg irlbr non bier nod gtelp. BORT
luCiter.
IntmerpcL II. Sept. - Der
0ornpfer yaroonIouo" ging BON bier
nod Nclp-Yort ob.
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Wonnlo6 in oie 2uit 0cihlqtOcrt
uno 5erItiidelt.
- Sn 3anespiQc, :, 5obcn g}cui,
@c0er un0 SomcS Ban ans Qicbc9.
fummcr SeI6itmoro bc3onQcn.
Gltr6 cincn Nutomo5il llnfoQ
bcl 9olopin, Wto., mlroc Eohn NoI
lccn bon gfelp = 9ort act0Otct mnogo
gar &orfburit, ionic Oic Nrla. g}cuic
unO 2oi Morquit pon@o,nuiu idmcr
perlcbt.
- Capt. ". $. @rommon Com
monoout Der 6lotten HfoOrmic III
N~rmGpoIia, trof geitcrn AMI Ocni
Qompfcr a9uconia" in l}uo gorf
elm.
- &n Cincinnati mlWOc Oo5 ,9ri.
itol E Sotcl~ oltr6 Elm Nclcr 6cifG.
oiQt. Ole neuh5ig @oitc cnttomcn
ollie unperlebt. Der ShoOcn miro
ultt S2O,OOO geldaBt.
Die fiinf Mdnncr, mclhr i'm
0eluporc 6luiic oui cjncm 6ouS.
boote in ocu Ocean Qctricbcu lultr.
oelL iinb bon Der 2omh oc2 Gopt.
N%erpcon1b gercttet ipor0cn.
- Sn 0oper, Del, lit Or. &cnrn
&iogelp, Der HrGiiocnt Der ,6ur.
merS' 9onf bon GcIomorc, QcItor,
ben.
- Ger 0ompfcr oGc,tjc" 6rin0t
1900 Yoiiogier bon Queenstown
nud) Ncm- 2)orf.
- Sn Mifigon Gin &n0., lit sic
Stublfobrif I'M Stoot2 3udtbouic
ollagcbronnt.
- TSn @otcrIoo, %. o.. lit oo3 sc.
ibGftapicrtcl nit Der oAtuiif Nfo.
o%cntic", Dem n@inoior Sotcl",
Smcet'S @ole unO onocrcu %1ocn
obgebronnt.
Sobn WilfenIon, alias (rucp,
bat i'm @ef1ngniB BON Mbitc Qloilt5,
N..O., Sclbitntoro 0urd Gimcbncll
BON @ift be9ongen. Gr bate, ais CT
in Mount Sermon, N..N, mcQcll
@inbrufS perboitet mcr0cn ioQte.
Den 0eteftip HiIen olrt ciucn S6ui
Idmcr p%erluunoet, mo mltr0c crit
mebrere Gage oorolli oinQieit &C.
mod)t. 0oS bon inn cin0cnommenC
@ift beltnno III elmer S0illng bon
SdtpeicI mo Sobof. Gen ShncicI
entnobm er elmer Glontit0t 3iinO.
boI5den, Ole er lif 5lliommcn9ciport
bate.
- &. 6reo. Operbiier, ein befomt,
ter Sobrifont in 8iQiomSport, go.
un0 Elm WitGlieo oes Sto0trotbc9, il
eines ieltiomen Sooe& geitorbelr. 81
mar nit ieincm 6ltbrwcrf allS9efob.
rem, nm @eid0fte 3ll beiorgen. Bali
irtbr or an ieinem Soltic mieoer Dor.
iiber, belt obcr nidlt an irno ais mnr
boS 6ubrmerf sum- Solteu brudte
fono man, BOB Onerbiier foot mar
ober Die 3igel nod III Der Sont
belt. Gin Ser5lciben 6ottc Dem Sc
ben oeS 5tsiGbrigcn Mnrnc5 ein Sic.
gclebt.
Sn @ilmingtpn, Sc trnf oil
WionniAoit oca untcraeGon9encr
S6oonerS D9totbon 2omrcnce," bette
bend aus BEN Gopt. &. ". 9orlon
ilno iiebcn Monn elm. Die Mann
lhoft muroe bonn Sdooncr 9. S
Sutpper" gerettet. Ser r%ntcrgcgon,
gene Sdooncr gina bon @eor9ctomn
GO, am lebteu Gienitog ob.
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WGnncr nno Srancn fummt s1 inns

Wiirrer lilb 5r1ncH nit a~eBeimen arnnibei.
ten, ooer HrunlpinoerbrlldD @cfhpiiren, u~uSfdls
lenoet SuarcI, Stricturell, MusflnB. glutbers
piftunp, 8riideli, pGutGusfdldgen, Abcumatiss
mus. &erlnit Der Wiaunbarfeit, 9lufeHs uhcr
GierenIeiben. Wlnftonrmlcioen, 6dnlorrbcioeiL.
61riIctbigfctt ODER iraeno lpelher beripuuotet
Ardnf6eiten fpllien lth bertruuensbpu AT uus
ipenbei. Scocutruoe Spe5ialiiten neroen sic
nnicrinbelt unb ~fuftenIos cine piifenfnaftIidbe
Siugnoiis Sbres Sales geben. 9ii6t Elm Dollar
bur oer Seilutg Al b~e5dblen. gir betlen raid,
nur gebcimc Srnnfbeiten BON Dtdnnern uto
Srauen. lSenn Gle Mot tuntmeH f1nner, 70
bendbrihttgeH sic ms uno mir bebnnoeIn sic
in 3brer Nobnung. 9eiInna a~arnntirf ODER
SiiQt Qpitmurfc Del. nent Sbr fhrcibt al Sr.
@hilips Wieoienl 3~nititutc, 1881 ritsgrntts ctr,
Baltimore, Dab. Seutib miro a%eiprofcH.
(Wuii1, T&S.1O
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&obn NcnlcI an @n1, $. YrcQ NM
STRAIT 9}or0oItieitc ocrGrob, nnbc sen
9tuIicu1tr., II bel 60, @ro5. $50, SOC
(crcio VI. @lonocQ an 3obn Cool
Siioicitc Scr 20. StroBc, uobc Norf
9&ooo, II bel 100, @ro5. $50, $3.50.
@m. M, ScB an 2eitcr g, SteocnS
0iticite 0eS Gliiton-EIocc. no6,
9iooIcItr, lis bel 74.9, @ro5. $50
So. Il
q. @cbItcr Smith an Gins 2ipcjp
Oiticitc Scr @crmonItrobc, cine Got
$tG66.66.
Clarence s. SurIod an Sobn 81.
@obn, 5 Cots, So.
9lIicc e. Scnie an Geo. 0oriH ms
6rolL @eIticitc ser @olic, nobc ser
ErottItr.. IS Del tl0, @ro5 $50, $500.
@m. q. SuQcnS al @0luin S.@rii
lin 9 Cots, s.,
Gopin s. Griffin an @m. q. GlrT-
lens uno Strait . Cots, S..
Mn. 6. Smith, &erlp., al Nllguito
81. @ofct, Giioicitc Der 81. StroBe,
nobc yorf.Noob, 1853 bel 90, @ro5.
$3.50. 1926.
Gbomo8 s. Morion mo Srou al
Baltimore @rouno Rcnt 60, @cit.
ieitc Der Sutton Nociluc, nobeTrcS-
burDIlrobe l4,3 BEL So Sub So.
Mabel 9, Mohcr ans. ". Stpnc.
9toroIeitc Scr Ioiroicp 9loe., nobC
GuIlopop 9(pcntc, % bel $50 SUB
So.
So6u ". StDnc unb Srolt OH Gn
y. 0omion mo 6rmL Norbicite ocr
6oirpien-, nobe GoIlotuoD e Npc., q
bel 100 sui, So.
8eocmptoriitcu an Mar @ol0ioos
, 2ots, $500.
Wor @oloioo& an Soml. 9otpcrIl
: Cots, So.
Snion y. 0olicac an s. 3. YirT
meper, jun, @citicitc Der GurroIlion
Npcnue, nobc WfoibcrItruBc, 1928 be
so SUB, @runo5inS $40, $50.
Sbeo. Goofc uno 6rou al Sobn T
Eoe, 1rititec, s Cots, $6135.3S.
Giti5ens y. y. II. g. u. an @nLS
@orue uno 5rolt, @citicitc Der alter
Norf Hooo, 80 bel 49, 6rB, @runO}
$3.50, $500.
GlioS u. YlodibcrC mo 6ron Al
Caroline u. Sboicr, Siioicitc @oi
broof 3 9(pcnlc, nobc N}ourpcltrabr
1876 bel so SUB S1O95G5.
Sonc8 Ni0cu an }I0um NlIttrr.
Sitieitc observation-disclosures ndbcy}ortb.
9lpemtc. 1873 bel 9l.G SUB, @rlnloj.
$50, $3.50
Siu6cI NJ. Nouabmon H. u. al U.
VcrcomiB ln0 TroL Gillette Ocr@tl'
NOR, uo6c 6routIinltrobc. l3 BET -
Sui, @rmO}. $40 $40,
Ironf Slu5cu5ti an Nuitin Silic.
mic}. Citicitc Ger Norriib 2(acp, noGc
Golcitrobc II bel 60 Sub @ritnO5inS
$500 $3.50,
,$ohn " CONNER an @ottirico CIT.
Qcl, nube ScftcrionitroBc mo Wont.
fprb g(ucnlc, - bel $50 Rub 8r0i.
S33, $3.50,
Charles u. Scitou an Can't bout
uno GralL Oiticite Der Chen, nobe
N}ommcntitroBe, 16 bel t70G SUB,
@rlmo5in5 $50, $1865.
George ". Cunningham an genc.
oict Gouglos II. a., ode @ilmor- II.
GolcitroBe, II bel 80 SUB, @runo5.
$24, $3.50.
@uituuuS u. aorb, Sruitec, az
GbriItopber No6cr mo 6rou, Sin.
%oitieite Der observation-disclosures, nobe
Sort gpenuc, ii bel 70 SUP, @roj.
$50, $500.
@ultopllS 81. aorb, Sruitcc, an s.
S~eonborot uno 6rolL Shoot Seitt
Der SteoenionItroBe, nobe 6ort.Npe.
IA bel 10 Sub, @rllno3. $50. $3t0.
@on. S. Gallagher an Gooio Gar.
ratt, gde Baltimore. unb Yatlucnt,
Strabe, 14.6 bel IS SUB, @rIo5, $50.
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Gnftiuns . Inseigen.
pnrrp e. 9taun, S(ntpaIt, 100 Sf.qerinatuuitr
geriunltrre.8crfnuf
tperthoolen nno umfanarcidcn MteBaersGta
bittements NIB 8ubnnug ssGioentBnmS

-0eS-
perthuullen uno uminngrcidhcn WteBaers( 9th.
blticHente NIB Nuhn"uHgssG taeutbnm5
Gr. ~, Srunu'S Sauc,
meldbeo in IlIsfiibrunp elmer 8erfiiduuo hes
1reispertdts Der SiahI Baltimore am Conner.
ftng, ben 20. 2cptcmbcr, HadmittagS 4 tibr,
an Srt uno Stele anf offentIiber Iuitiou meilts
btetcto heritet9ert lpcroen tuu.
Ne1irile1o an Der Sitoipeitfcite bon Nrolpu'5
Zane (aub Wtc]SbGilsS trabe genultnt) in eirer
Gniferrl1g bon 302 5uB mo 10 sou norolpclts
LID bon 6rcoertds9luenie, oann nornpeitlih all
&rolun's cane ith critrcdelo ~ StB, uub iitos
lpeitlid In elmer oleidrudBiaeu 9reite 145 Suf,
iief tiioiueitlid iih duShcbHeno bis 5u ciuer
. SuB breitcu gllleD, init Dem Observation-Disclosures
8cbruude %oericlben. Siucm iGbrIiden 9rinos
sins bon 3uiummet $S4 unterluorfeH.
Sns Sigentbum entbdlt folgenoe 8ebdulids
feiten: elm grOBes ySubnbdIS nit ~ 3%inrmern
uno 81oejimmer, Shldbtbdus. @isbaus. Huuds
buls, Nrtfdlcrs Helnite, Stdue. 9Sugenthuppen.
Nugerbaue mo gSngenbof. nno biloct Elm boil
t~tdnoipes umfGngreidcs Wicbger 9tdbltiiement
Nue @ebGulidfeiien mo Inlagen %hefinoen fi6
in einer1 crittl1iiiaen 3uit1noe.
GerfnlfssSeoingungcu ett Sriitet 8aor. Ser
9teit nab 9 ltno II Wionnte1t. ODER Nles @nur.
nab Nclicber oes Adufers. Sin Scpoiitum bon
$3.50 miro bei'm Serfuuie %nerIuupt.
Sarrn g.. Winnn. &crpnlter.
Gr. 100, Northumberland
1utttiuu q 8nbnn, Suftiutaioren.
(20l.5.S 72-8
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1891. lie nIttite 1891.
NarhIan6 Ghattel Gpau 4Tpciattuu,

I'll Rurb'Salpert. Str, Dberbaib 2etiHgton.s Str.
dm nnb mad 1onntritae, ben IA. apriI, be-
finben ftp unfere 9ei6dftSs8lreaur tn
Rr. 105, Dts aratpgo Giraffe,
Bnrterre.
GrontsOhiee oberbalb GdIbertsGtrabe.
$40 bt8 $3.50 att W6beIn, Bidnos etc. aisae.
lteben, obne Gntterriing berfeIben.
abreffrt ober telepbontrt an
albert Blune, IT,, Wannqer.
Er. 217, Rorb.9alpert.e traAe.
AgeHf futrb oorfprehen uno uufere Naten
toitenfret children. Wo. .IeIepbon: gourtLartb
1a5. Gob0,tS,1&S)
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gGdcr uno 9cbrlinac
Scrlan9t int I%agcmeincn.
eeut,des Observation-Disclosures

Ecntidlee Mr6cite. Wnhmeiinnne. Nhreau,
CIR. 2l9, SitosSbnrpsStru6e, infer Der 9mifidt
Der y0cnifden @cieufhGft". Sicienigen. ole
oeutiche 9nuofucrIer. Nrbetter uno Eieniibuicrt
6i bcitdtttaen piinfdDer, iuoucn iih peri6ulih
ODER IN trnriirten @rtcien an Den 9l9cntcr Der
Seteuf6uft, Subnnu Z. Wiener, 9r. 219, Sfb.
Sbnrp'Strakc, iuenoeIt, lpCI1cr unCutQCltlih
NusiiInft ertbeilcH tpiro. Cnn2S1S)
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Trienos S9nle, oelDer III S Ssfdoisd,,s

gnrf.glaee unb 9aiurence.s trabe.
Su6sS6uie, 9epartenents fir b~orgef6ritte1en
lnb Observation-Disclosures %eroffnet am 20. sep'
TENDER 0 ltbr 9urm.
SIafiensg intbeiInng fir neue StiiIer a1t 10.
September, 8 ubr gurut. Borberettung fir
bon ~3tpan5ig Spe5iuIiiten. gleues ntbletif1es
feIo. Srei IurnIebrer.
4tnoergarten ant &c. September %erpffnet.
feben. Die 8ebdnoe lirb bonn 90. auguft an
sur Sefiftieiina e%e5ffnet. Ser 8rin3ipdI pirb
nnf benz 8. September tigIi6 bon 8 Biz ~ 1br
Ulittdes In Der S6uIe fem. g9egen 8ataIuee
uno gusfurit ~aoreifire mani
Ghwarb 6. NiffoH. grinaipaI.
(Septt, 1&S ,1WtD
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&crlangt: IGnner uno &nabcn,
0crlnnat.

Sin 5ioerldffQcr SuH0e ODER liunlL I'M
Mtor9cns Settln9Cn nus8utrdgcn. 9Iad6ufrns
4eil 6lptlde1 rs ltto 40 ubr Ibenos in 9Er.
1Oi, HuroapDiuaros Strabe. (262-D
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TarIeben nui M6beIu unb anbtre e'herhettsH
fhr 8 Bro8ent-genau nab benz tenet 9e!ese;
pribattm. = Ridtter, Or. 2t0, 6ft.2eringtou.
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0cntIdDc GOninlatr.

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4mtsbesirfeu. Nlltbeutiide
2iitc ser 8eonten uno tbrer
HcliortS.
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Stub. Ncrnrr,s Mritnnrnnt.

1909, BanfsStrnbe,
nabe ber bitli6en Poli3etitutior. @nrs
ner 2unfb bon 12 bis 2 lltr JtaQultttdaS.
Biebner'S uniibertreffIt1es Bier I'M
Sapt.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-11-11

II Is impossible even to summa rize In n sin
Gle paragraph thu many and varied attract.
ions which THE YoUTH's coMrANIoN an
nounccs for the coming year
A series Of articles planned TO interest es-
pecially the foY;y-Rye millions Of Anne ricans
who look directly to the soilfoy their subsist
cncc Will treat OF New Fields for Young
Farmers" The sanitation OF the Farm,
The Future OF American Cotton" "IIow
Women Make Money on the Farc.." tic.
Seven serial stories and 80 short stories by
the most talented and popular American
writer's Of fiction will form part OF tho con-
tents of the new volume for 1gNa.
Full Illustrated Announcement describing
the principal features of The Companions
new Volume for l.N5 Will In sent with sampl,
copies OF the paper to any address free
Thc new subscriber who sends n Is now 70,
years subscription TO The Companion re
cc,res free all the issues OF The Companion
for the remaining weeks OF 1904. also Til,
Companion Carnations" Calendar for 1905
Autographed in twelve coiors and gold.
THE YOUTHS COMpAN ON,
Hf Bcrkeie. street, Boston, Mass.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-11-11

~ was taken severely sick with
kidney trouble. j tried all sorts of
medicines, none Of which relieved
me. One day saw an AL. OF your
Electric Bitters and determined tn
try that. After taking few doses ]
felt relieved, and soon thereafter was
entirely cured. and have not seen a
sick day since. Neighburs OF mine
have been cured of rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Liver and Kidney troubles
and General Debility" This is what
b. +. Bass, of Fremont, n. G. writes,
Only soc. a. DR. +. Wenz, druggist
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-11-11
10 Save Cliff Dwellings.

The secretary Of the mercer has
with irawn from entry 81 ,OOO acres
Of land in Colorado pending the ac-
ton Of congress, by which i is ex-
uected this tract will be sci aslde as
national park. The withdrawal was
made at the request Of a rumoer OF
prominent citizens Of the west VINO
are interested in this particular sec
ton. The tract includes within 5
borders the great limestone cliffs,
where the ancient cliff jewellers can be
seen. Mrs. w. T. Peabody, wife OF
the governor Of Colorado, is the head
of a committee which is particularly
interested in the establishment OF a
national park at this point and the
preservation of these curious speci-
mems of the handiwork Of the first
Americans for postcrity.
The cliff dwellings form one OF the
greatest archaeological wonders in
America. They are to be found on
the Colorado, river in the limestone
cliffs and in some places along the
Rio Grande. The walls are skilltully
constructed Of stone, laid in mortar,
made of the native adobe clay.
Many of the houses are small ano
o:cur singly, occupying restricted
inches or shelves in the cliffs, but
when the recess in the natural stone
is large the plan is often expanded
and the structure becomes com
munal dwelling or village Of many
rooms, irregularly arranged to I'll
the spaces and with the eXterio
walls corresponding to the iregula
margin of the precipice. Two an(
even three stories are not unusual
The villages or towns are called pue
bios, and the most striking example
of this particular style OF ancien
architecture is found near the tow
Of Pueblo, Col, the place where it j
proposed to establisl,a national park
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-11-11
Bright's Disease.

The largest sum ever paid for a pre-
scription, changed hands in San Fran
cisco, Aug. 80, 1901. The transfer in
yolvcd in coin and stock $ila, 500. 90
and was paid by party OF business
men for specific for Bright's Disease
and Diabetes, hitherto incurable dis.
eases.
They commenced the serious inves.
tlgation OF the specific Nov. Is, 1900
They interviewed scores Of the cured
aud tried it out on its merits by put
ting over three dozen cases on the
treatment and watching them. They
also got physicians to name chronic,
incurablc cases, and administered 1t
with the physicians for judges. Up
to Aug. %, eighty-seven per cent Of
The test Cases were either well or pro
crossing favorably.
There being but thirteen per cent Of
failures, the parties were satisfied and
closed the transaction. The proceed
ings OF the investigating committee
and the clinical reports of the test cas-
es were published and will be mailed
free on application, Address JOHN j.
FULTON COMPANY, 400 Washington
st. San Francisco. Cal.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-11-11
n,ss.,rass Wrecks.

Carelrssness is responsible for many
Il railway wreck and the same causes
are making human wrecks Of sufferers
from Throat and LING troubles. Hnt
since the advent of DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
md Colds, even the worst cases can
he cured, and hopeless resignation is
no longer necessary. Mrs. Lois Cragg
II Dorchester, Mass, is one VI many
whose life was saved by DR.. Kings
New Discovery. This great remedy is
guaranteed for all Throat and Lung
diseases by DR.. i. Wenz, Druggist.
Price soc, and $500. Trial bottles
free.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-11-11
Alias Summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. First Judicial
District Of the State III idaho, In and for
the County Of koottTai.
Clarence h. boy nton Plaintiff.
Ella VI. Boynton. defendant. mons
THE STATE OF IDAHO.
To Ella N. Boynton. the above named de
PENDANT.
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
Clerk OF The Dist rct Court OF the First Judi
cial District uf said State. In Rathdrnm.
County Of kootenai. tho Complaint OF the
| that yon and plaintiff are husband and wife
and have been since the cath day OF May.
! 100; aud that during the time, that pIainuf
| and you lived together az husband and wife
| that you were guilty OF extreme cruelty 10
plain,in. that your extreme cruelty, acts
consisted OF refusing your martia! VOWS, and
| yon wholly disregarded the duties of n wife
toward plaintiif. until PLAINTIFFS life became
| unbearable, and DurienSOme through which,
| cruel actshe was compelled on the Eth day
OF Jam. 1908 TO separate himself from you.
| that said cruel treatment WAS willful upon
your part without any cause or prOvecation
| upon the part Of the plaintiff but that plain
! tiH's treatment toward you was OF great
! kindness and love and affection and that on
/ account OF the aforesaid extreme cruelty by
| you Ia plaintiff, he has filed his complaint
| praying tina, the bonds of matrlmony now
| existing between he and you be dissolved.
! And you arc also notified That unless you
| appear and answer to said complaint within
ten days after the service hereof. II served
within kootenai County. and within twenty
/ days, IL served out Of said County. but with
| in the said Judirialt)istrict. and within forty
| DAYS, II served out OF said District. texclus-
I've OF the day of serNicel. the PaintiH will
| take n decree and Judgment OF the Court dis
| solving the bonds of nlatriinony now existing
| between he and you IN accordance with III,
| demands OF the complaint: and such other
judgments as law and equity may demand
Given under my hand and the seal of the
| District Court Of the First judicial piStrie,
| Of the State OF Idaho. III and for tht
| /1rAT \tounfy OF kootenai. this 18th day
/ y - Il. l.. QCARLES, Clerk.
BY James \. Foster. deputy.
| J. II TeUBERSpN
! Attorney for Plaintiff.
Oct. u TO Nov Is