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Morris tribune., 1904-01-23
Railroad Man Meets Death.

St. Paul, Jan. 22.-George R. Hart,
aged thirty, a brakeman in the en-
ploy of the Wisconsin Central Railroad
company, died shortly after being run
down by an engine at Gladstone. Both
of Harts legs were cut off below the
knees. He was brought to St. Paul,
but died just as he reached Bethesda
hospital. Hart lived at Abbotsford,
Wis.
Morris tribune., 1904-01-23
MILES FOR PREsiEENT.
Leading Chicago Democrats socn1 His
Candidacy.

Chicago, Jan. 22.-The Post says:
The Iroquois club, to when promt@
nent Chicago Democrats belong, is pre-
pairing to boom General Nelson A.
Miles as the man to nominate for pres
ident on the Democratic tic!.et this
year. 1t was learned that a committee
OF the club has been authorized to ar.
range for a banquet soon at which
General Miles will make tho principal
address and be hailed as bona fide
candidate for the presidency General
Miles has been invited to attend and
has accepted.
The date of the banquet has not
been fixed, but it will be in the near
future. The Iroquois club is one of the
leading Democratic organizations ct
the West
Morris tribune., 1904-01-23
Prominent Lumberman Dead.

Ridgeland, Wis, Jan. 22.-Ingersoll
George, a pioneer resident of Dunn
county, dropped dead at his home near
this place. Mr.. George was seventy
two years old and one of the best
known men of this section, having
been identified with the lumber inter
est for many years. II
Morris tribune., 1904-01-23
PREPARATIONS CONTINUE.
Japan Not Idle While Awaiting Rus.
sian Reply.

Toxic, Jan. 22.-With Oriental pa
tience the Japanese government is
awaiting the reply of Russia to her
last note This does not mean that
the government has relaxed in the
least it's preparations for war.
The new war council holds frequent
sessions and every detail of trans
ports, conveys and war stores are all
ready and the selection of troops and
commanders has been made.
A Japanese statesman or official who
does not want to talk is about as hard
q proposition as a correspondent could
undertake and just now all the officials
who know what is going on are abso-
lutely dumb
Morris tribune., 1904-01-23
MYSTERY STOPS FUNERAL.
Reported Suicide Doubted and Prose
cutor Investigates.

Grand Rapids, Wis, Jan. 22-The
district attorney of Marathon county
stopped the funeral of Charles String
ham, which was planned to occur dur
ing the day. Stringhsm is reported to
have committed suicide by taking laud-
anum at his home in Unity. Some of
the neighbors expressed their doubts
in regard to the suicide theory and the
investigation resulted, Stringham was
sixty-fve years of age and well known.
Morris tribune., 1904-01-23
EXPLAINS HIS MEASURE
Senator Morgan Discusses Annexation
of Panama. y.

Washington, Jan. 22.-Immediately
after the disposal of the routine morn
ing business in the, senate Mr. Morgan
called for the reading of the bill in
troduced by him providing for the an
nexation of Panama to the United
States and also of the resolution di-
recting the president to enter into
treaties for the construction OF
canal via the Nicaragua route. He
then entered upon a formal explana-
ton of the two measures.
Morris tribune., 1904-01-23
Heavy Rain in iowa.

Keokuk Ia, Jan. 22.-The heavy
rains threaten to cause much damage
in this vicinity. Rural mail carriers
are unable to cover their routes. At
Fort Madison the street car tracks
are flooded and traffic has stopped.
Morris tribune., 1904-01-23
CONVICTED OF BooDLING.
Trial of Grand Rapids (Mich.) Alder
man Is Ended. Dc -

Grand Rapids, Mich, Jan. 22.-"Guil-
ty as charge, with recommendation
to the court for mercy was the yer
dict rendered by the superior court
jury in the case. against Alderman
Jacob P. Ellen, charged with having
accepted a bribe of $3.50 from former
City Attorney Liant K. Salisbury in the
Lake Michigan water deal scandal The
jury was out little less than two
hours.
This is the first trial completed OF
the twenty-five that grew out of the
recent confession of Salisbury, although
eight of the officials implicated have
already pleaded guilty.
Morris tribune., 1904-01-23
Instructed for Roosevelt.

Washington, Jan. 22.-Delegates to
the Republican national convention SO.
lected in Florida are a unit for Presi.
dent Roosevelt. In each district reso
lutions of instruction for the president
were adODted
Morris tribune., 1904-01-23
THOUSAND MEN LOCKED OUT.
Furnace Company's Plant at South
-. Chicago Closed.

Chicago, Jan. 22.-Nearly 1000 men
were thrown out of employment in
South Chicago by the closing down Of
the Iroquois Furnace company's plant.
No warning was given the men and
nc t:me was set for reopenirg.
Tle italian and Austrian laborers
employed by the company made a dis
turbance when their wages were not
paid them at the Office and the, police
were sent for.
At the Office of the company no ex-
PLANTATION was given for the shutdown.
Morris tribune., 1904-01-23
RESULT OF THE BLIZZARD.
Electric Roads Blocked and Steamers
Icebound.

Milwaukee, Jan. PA severe bliz-
zard ragged all night. The street rail
way line between Racine and Kenosha
is blocked by huge drifts. -:
The Goodrich steamer Georgia is
icebound a little over a mile out in
the. lake. A number of passengers are
on board. The field of ice extends as
far as the eye can reach.
Morris tribune., 1904-01-23
Estare of Asa S. Bushnell.

Springfield O., Jan. 22.-The win Of
Former Governor Asa S. Bushnell was
filed Wednesday evening for probate.
It provides for the distribution of prac.
tically all of his estate among his
wife and children. The estate is said
to amount to nearly $7,00O,00O.
Morris tribune., 1904-01-23

Chicago, Jan. 22.-The steamer Iowa
of the Goodrich line is fast in the ice
near the South Chicago harbor. Off
cials of the company say the boat will
probably say there until the wind
changes. There is no danger to pas:
sengers or crew, according to the man
ager of the company
Morris tribune., 1904-01-23
Ice Goroe Causes Flood.

Meadville, Pa, Jan. 22.-An ice
gorge on Mill run caused that stream
to overflow and portions of Water
street were submerged The Watef
got into number of stores and dwell
ings, but no serious damage resulted.
Morris tribune., 1904-01-23
Funeral of "Citizen" Train.

New YORK, Jan. 22.-After a musicaa
service held in an undertaking estab.
lishment here the remains of Citizen"
George Francis Train were buried In
Greenwood cemetery. The funeral
services We're private and only the
most intimate friends of MIR. Train
were admitted.
Morris tribune., 1904-01-23
MosELEY rs INDICATED.
Experts Criticise Interstate Commerce
Commissions Methods.

Washington, Jan. 22.-The treasury
experts who have been investigating
the Office of Secretary Edward A.
Moseley of the interstate commerce
commission have made partial re-
port. They state that the accounts of
the secretary are absolutely correct
and are in excellent condition, but
criticise the methods of financial ad-
ministration in two or three particu-
lars, which member of the commits
sion said later do not appear to be OF
Importance.
Morris tribune., 1904-01-23
Ohio City Threatened.

Findlay, o., Jan, 22.-This city is
threatened with a dangerous food.
The Blanchard river is within two feet
OF the floor of Main street bridge and
the water is sweeping everything in
Its path. .,..t-
Morris tribune., 1904-01-23
Says Peace Is Assured.

st. Petersburg, Jan, ga dispatch
from Vladivostock says: The news
received here. from Japan has dis
PEELED fears of war. Peace, apparently,
is assured for a long time to come.
Morris tribune., 1904-01-23
SIX MINERS KILLED.

Lose Their Lives in cavein of Colo
rado Mine.
Walsenburg, Colo, Jan 22.-In @
cavein at the Midway coal mine at
House, twelve miles from this city.
six miners lost their lives. The coros
ner and physicians have gone to thG
scene.
Morris tribune., 1904-01-23
Two Persons Burned to Death.

Norfolk, Va, Jan. 22-The plant OF
the American Fertilizer company in
Portsmouth, near the navyyard, was
destroyed by fire Wednesday. LosSA
100000. Two persons are reported tdI
have lost their lives in the fire.
Morris tribune., 1904-01-23
FOUR MEN BADLY. INJURED,
Dynamite ExpIodes PrematureIy at
LoWellviIIe, o.

Youngstown, O., Jan. 22.-The pre-
mature explosion of dynamite used in
preparing the right of way for the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad at Lowell
vile resulted in the serious if not fatal
injury Of four men and the slight in
jury of four others
Morris tribune., 1904-01-23
KOREAN CABINET CRISIS.
Seven of the Ten Ministers Resign
Their Positions.

Seoul, Jan. 22.-The city is quiet
at present. Seven out of ten ministers
of the Korean cabinet have resigned
and four new ones have been appoint
ed. They are all neutral as regards
the revival of the progressive indie
pendence clause which the govern
ment opposes.
A serious insurrection is threatened
in the Southern provinces because of
official oppression.
Morris tribune., 1904-01-23
JANUARY PRAIRIE FIRE RAeEs.I
Novelty Experienced by Indians of
i"' Rosebud Reservation.

NoVeTty Experienced py InuIanS OF
&"' Rosebud Reservation.
Sioux Falls, S. D., Jan. PA prairie
fire in the eastern part of the Rosebud
Indian reservation furnished a mid
winter novelty. This is the first time
a prairie fire ever swept over that re-
gion in January.
The fire started near Dogs Nations
camp and burned several days over q
wide scope of territory along Landing
and La Roche creeks. The grass was
high and made a fierce fire. Beyond
burning the range and some timber
along White river no damage was
DONE, The flames were extinguished
by a fall of snow.
Morris tribune., 1904-01-23
TROLLEY CAR RUNS AWAY.
Five Persons Seriously Hurt and Ten
Others Bruised

Pittsburg, Jan. 22-Of the thirty
passengers aboard a trolley car which
ran away in Rankin five were serious
ly. hurt and ten others badly bruised
and shocked. ,,.
The car while descending steep
grade got beyond control by reason of
icy. tracks. After running about thirty
yards it jumped curve and plunged
over twenty7foot embankment, turned
completely over and lodged in a snow
bank just on the brink of a hill.
Morris tribune., 1904-01-23
Popular Election Of senator,

Indianapolis, Jan. 22.--At the open
ing of the convention of the Unitedss
Mine Workers Of America resolutiOM
was adopted urging the election Of
United States senators by direct v0tA.
Morris tribune., 1904-01-23
KILLED BY PISTOL SHOTS.

Mother and Two Children Dead in
New York City.
New York, Jan. 22.-Mrs. Louisa
Elton was found mortally wounded by
a pistol shot at her home here and
died soon after. Her two children
were found dead, having been killed
by pistol shots in the abdomen 1t is
believed that she shot her children and
then herself
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gett iber go Japreu

ib0n murbe Mrs. 8inslop's Sppa
thing . Sprup por WiqiDnen BON
Wiittern beim 3abnen Der &inoer
anaemenbet. @irit 9u i'm Sblafe
ourb oaS Sdreien zines &inoes ge=
it0rt, oaB i'm 3abner 1T uno oDr
Shmersen meint? @enn 10, la11e
iofort cine Tloid3e pun ,.Mrs.
8inslows Soothing Sprup" hulen.
Sein 8ert 1T unbesablbar. Sc miro
benz fleinen 2eibenoen iofort 4tnoe=
rune nerlhahen. 8erlaBt eu1 ba=
rauf, Wtiitter, es 1T tein 3meifel
bariiber. Sc BELT Oiarrbpe, reeu=
liert ben Maeen uno Die Mierert,
beieiti9t Binb : 9olit, ermeidt ben
@aumen. u~erbinoert gntsiinoung
uno ftdrft oas gauge Spitem.
rMtrS. Wtnslops SDpthine Sgrup"
fiir aahnenoe &inoer lit oneenebm
i'm 8el6mad; oas Gecept itammt
BON einem Der beiten neibliden
Qerate in ben Ser. Staaten. Sc 1T
BET allen 9rueetiten in Der Qanzen
Welt at baben. 8reis 25 Gents per
Slai6e. &auft nihts anberes, ole
Mrs. WinslDps S00thina Snrup.
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gelbltmpro p~erh,nSert.

giele miro es eemiB lebbaft inte=
reffieren, baB elm 8orbeuaungsmit=
tel aegert Selbitmuro entbedt mprs
ben lit. Iaeemeiue Miebereeiflas
genbeit uno grib0pfung oes SDs
items eeben fait INNER Dem Selblt=
ntDrbe porart. &c lit aber etpas ge=
funoen mDroen, mas bieie 8uitdnbe
beieiti9t, tpelbe gum 5elbitmoroe au
fibren pflegen. Wan uebme ihpn
beim erften @eoanten an Gelbitper=
nihtuna Electric 8itters". ga oer=
ielbe Elm GROCER Neroenitdrfer lit.
mirb er Die 3eruen frdftigen uno boz
our9 oas @pitem mieoer aufbauen.
Sc reguliert aub in sritaunliber
Weiie ben Wagen, Die 2eber uno Die
Nieren. IS tDitet nur. 81 Gents.
Befrieoiaung garantiert Die Npotbefe
BON &alteper & Son uno BON
MbDlpb 9reiB.
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@m. sderb, statiOn sdert.

Son Der 8eoeutuna bes ausee,
oebnten @eibdftes bes Serrn 8m
Sberb leet ibun allein Der umitann
8euanis ab, baB Die Suoli9e Sacifit
Wabn bort cine GtatiQn erri1tete
uno ibr ben 9amen Der 5irma eab.
Das @eidaft, in weldem @areu
aqer Nrt. audi lanomirtIhaftlibe
Maihinen, @erdte uno @a9en unb
8uaaies su baben iino uno init mel.
dem elm nortrefflider Saloon oer'
bunoen lit, perer6Bert iiG BON Sabr
gu Sabr. Die 8ep0bner Der Sc
aeno baben ~gefunoen, oaB fie bel
Sherb 9eraoeio preismiroig taufen,
tpie in Der Staot unb baben ibm oes.
halb Tire 8unoibaft suQewanot.
@eraoe fir oieie Sailon bot iif
9err S6erb bel0noers oorbereitet
uno Elm beoeutenbes 8arenlager elm
aelept.
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Inn i'm Nebenat1te als grsieber oes
SaLnn3 AoS Mo%4+4o.Louu CLno1 a.

I'M I'm Jeebenamtte QlS @r8teBer 0e&
SDhnes oes 8ammerberrn Sbrer To-
niglihen 6ubeit, 5reiberru b. Sals
niati, gu pirfen. Shire fDniqlihe 6os
belt Brinaeiiin 8iftoria, Sbneiter
Seiner Wtaieitdt oes &aiiers, ift 5us
glei9 bDbe Satin oes SDbneS oes
Treiberrn b. Salniati. - W1ebr an
Deootion fam man ent1hteoen nidt
berlanQen.
Cine etgenartiae reliaiDIe Sefte
i'm @r5gebirge. Set einiQen Sabren
treibt, mie aus Nnnaberg aemeloet
tuiro, i'm @rsgebirge cine Sefte tbr
@elen, Die perninftig Denfenoen 2eus
ten ihDn oft IeraerniB bereitet bat.
Gin 8prfan, Der itd am BDblberg
sueetrngen bat, iibertrifft aaes i'm
Settiererleben btsber 9aoemelene.
Die Bplisei tam zines Cages babinz
ter, oaB ii9 bel Der Sefte Elm 14idbs
RIGGS Ntdohen befan6, oas am BDh.z
berg BET ben iuaenannten ButterTdia
fern ols-ber 6err Seius Qnfpraden
bielt. Nl5 Die 8olisei Dem 1onoers
baren Treiben elm @noe bereiten
nulIte. fam es 81 erregten Ssenen.
Die @ldubtaen uDlten fih ibren
6errn Jelus nift entreiBen laiien
unb ereingen ith, alS bic 8eamter
bas Weoium mitnebmen moIten,
nibt geraoe in 2Dblpriben iber iie.
Die Nffaire flbrte 81 Derlhieoen 8es
ftrafungen. Gin Nuaenaeuee ersdblt
iiber Die 9dttgfeit oe8 ertpdbnten Wtes
oiums: 9as Mdohen funoiat porher
ON, mann es iprehen miro. SIT Der
3ettpunft berangetommen, ihldft es
iheinbar einige Ntinuter, I'M oanr in
einen traumartigen 2uitanb gu uerz
falIen, in benz eS anerlei fonfuiea
8eug rebet un0 gburalnerIe Iinet.
Damn finoigt bas Weoium an. baB
iogleib Der @rsenael @abriel uno Der
6eilano burb iie iprehen meroen.
Das 9eihab anaeblih aud. Iber
bas Waoben blieb mebrfa9 iteden
unb fouute ihlieBlih nibt tpeiter.
grDboem ftel oas 9ldubige Bolf auf
Die &nie unb pimmerte uao ueinte
in leiuer 8ersiifune. Den 2euten
pirb bel bieien Broaeouren Der be-
uDritebenoe untereang Der @elt an
aetinbtat. Ils &elultat bieier Nus,
itreuune lei elm Sal m,tgeteilt: IlS
etne su oieier Sefte eeb6riee 5rau,
Die iih i'm iIBen Widtstun geftel.
sur Wrbeit ermabnt tpuroe, iaete 1ie,
1ie babe oas niht mehr n6tia, Der
6eilano ueroe i9Dn oaflr iorgen,
oaB iie 81 leben babe. Den 3ulan1s
m~enfInften Der Geftierer auf Dem
BDblbere bat Die Boliaei burh ibr
Dasnii1entreter uno oas MbfGbren
oes Mebiums ms &ranfenbaus, aus
Dem es aber, oa nihts Bero6btiaes
an ibm mabrsunebmen mdr, mieber
entlaiien rperoen muste. elm @noe be-
reitet. Neueroines 1DQen Die Sefties
rer in einigen benabbarten Srtihafs
ten lire grbauungSitunoen abbalten.
Dur9 Die 2ebren oieier Sanatifer
ioa AUDI unter ibren @laubenseenoi=
len nnheil angeridtet poroen iein.
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Cine r5air" : BropOiitiOa.

0atarlih muat Sbr Die Weltaus=
itelung beiud1en uno nit Der r&ot1"
f0nnt SIR oas leidt erreiben.
Im 81. Iuauit uno 3. september
nerfauft Die .&atp" Tidets fir feline
@hair @ars uno anoere Cars gu un=
eenDbnlih nieoriQem 8reiie.
Sbr miBt oieie @eleaenheit niht
peridumen.
Die Ngenten Der 8abn geben ale
Nusfnnft ooer idreibt oarum an oas
uSatpA Dept. g., Dallas. 9eras.
2aBt gub cine &arte BON ct. Souls
unb einen Stbrer ourh Die Gusitel-
lung tommen.
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T 4.

Sn 8egar bat Gd cine vSar.
mers' Snititute ano gruf @romerS'
NhociatiDnA gebiloet.
Sn GuerD lit Der nlte MpleSs
north ihe 2eibitan in Brand geitedt
uno elm friherer S%trdfling Narlens
Bob Got als angebliber 8ranoitifs
ter uerbaftet mDrben.
- Die BrDbibitioniiten balten in
@aco lire Transformation ab.
= Sn Benton, i'm 6auie ibrer
Gltern, tpuroe Srau Gnnie Clinton
pm ihrem @atten erlhofien.
Sn San Geronimo muroe Der
@runbitein sur beutiden lutberiihen
Stride gelegt.
Der frfibere 8painipettor Sul>
terien in 81 8alo. pelher. Der un=
teriblagung anaeflagt, na@ Werito
gefloben mar, miro ausgeliefert.
Die 8eriuhsfarm nabe gors
puS @briiti, uelhe BON Der 8unoes=
regieruna eingeridtet muroe. lit ers
Dffnet mDroen.
Der sSarmer @rnit 8ieiele am
Yort'S Greet bel Seauin bat Dor
einigea Sabren cine piloe meibe
8etnrebe 9efunoen; er bat Ite nad
ieinem Blab eebradt uno uereoelt
uno feltert iebt einen treffli1en @ein
aus ibren 9rauben.
Gus Brownsville miro aernel-
bet, bob in Der 6Urtieen @egeno eine
re9e 2dtigfeit berrlht. Sc fino piele
tieue Gniieoler suaesogen uno man
trifft InItolten, nm Semitic, DOR
ALIEN 3miebel, in gr6Berem MaBe su
aIeben. Die neue 8eismiible arbeis
tet iebt beftdnoia.
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:Sages J%ieuiafetten.
n D.

- Sultus Srana aus Dallas lit gum
Brdlioenten oes Norozameritonii1en
Griegerbunoes ermdblt mDroen.
- Srau Florence Wopbrif lift in
Stem Sort anaefommen.
Sn 0risDna lit GROCER Smaoen
onrh ihwere &e9enfdGe nn9eridtet
mDrben.
Sci elmer gntgleiiune Der ghi=
caeo. &Dd Sslano & Bacific Bahn
nabe 8riuceton tpuroet, IS Beripnen
uerlebt.
= Die Subrleute in gbicagp ba@
ben beihloiien. Die itreifenoen
Shlabter nift ldnger 81 unteritiiben.
- 9as Sniett, tueldes man in
ben BoummDufeloern BON Nrtaniaa
gefunoen botte uno oas man fir ben
Boil Meepil bielt, 1T, mie Iih nod
nGberer unteriudlung ermieien bat.
ntbt Der 8ou=Weepil.
NuSIano.
Das nnterlu9ungs= @eribt in
Sban9bai bat Die &erienfuna bes
enaliiben Dampfers r6iplane" ourd)
Die &uiien fiir pDuftdnoig unbereh'
tiat erfldrt.
- Ser ar1eritaniibe @enerolfDn=
iu1 @Doonum in Shanghai erfldrt,
oaB er nihts meter tuu miro. ats
omeritaniiheS @iaentum bei9Iben.
= Ser Gaiierp BON RuBlanb bat aus
Sreuoe iiber Die @eburt ieinesS pbnes
elm gbift erlailen, pelbes bic Bris
aelftrafe aufbebt, cine Menge Ibeas
ben erldBt. ben ausgemanoerten Sim
ldnoernN mneitie semdbrt, 5trafen fir
@ntsiebun9 bonn W"ilitdr5ienit auf=
hebt uno nimtS anoers mebr.
= Wtan bat nit ben Mrbeiten at,
ben ruiiiiden Shifen .Gsfplo" uno
,,@rDsDpi" i'm 6afer pDn Shanghai
auf 8efebl Der bineliiden Reaierut,a
inne gebalten.
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MNerlet.

-DDunerft68 MnenD 8rDRee Spn3etf
III Mmfb's @arteu, atssefiibrt npr
Garl 8ed's 6apelle. 27 Snftrtmette.
Woraislihes 8rDaramtin.
- Dienftag nadbmittag brannte
cine nit 6eu QefiIte Sheune an bet
Sio Stores StraBe, welhe SDbn
2enneb geb6rte. ab.
- Nm Southern Hacific 8abubDf
fano cine 3DuiiiOn spiiben einem
StraEenbabnmagen uno einem Bnits
tpaeen fat ; Der &utiher oes Sep.
teren, Welhure Shores. tuurbe leidt
uerlebt.
@dbreno Der Musftellung in
2errpilIe uerben ieben WDrgen un
8 uno utn 9.25 3uae pDn bier abs
neben.
= Der .,BuiineB Mens' Cub
hielt Dienstae i'm San Bebro Bapilz
Inn feline bafbidhrlihe G~eriammluug
ab.
Murgen abeub &unsert Der
Hed'ihen &apeue in Wntb's @nrten
unn Jreitag Der 6abn ihen &apeae
i'm BeetbDpen<@ arter.
Nne, tuelhe an Der 8erbeiies
rliis Der Murb . Stores StraBe in
terefiert iinb, muQen DDnnerftae
abeno i'm GauIe BON Gug. Santles
ben. NorbsSlpres 1130, suiammens
fDrttten.
- Brairiefeuer bat in Der Gable.
Mallb urib atioeren Gandes Gbnoen
ungerihtet.
= Trau Sniefa Easier. friiber in
Sbiner tuuBnbaft, lift i'm 0aufe ibrer
@ruBtudter, 6rau @runa. geiturbsn.
DIE .Netail" &au1eute tuer=
ben am Grbeitertaa lire @eihafte
rittags fdlieBen.
Scr GHulrat bat fplgenoe
.SanitDrS" fir bic Ghulbduler err
aarnt Soiepb Baraias. 6aupts
Janitur; Sobn @inter. @ibnep Sing,
8Dmpuia 8erales. Sreb Sargent,
&ate Martinea. @. s. Miler, Glib.
Drei6. Muauitine @arboes. 6enrp
8eiligmann, sc. &eres, Sole Shores.
Miu Sod. SDbn Malone, ". &oo-
riguea, S.. u. Nrmbruit, Martin
Mihter. Strip Gupperb. g. @enoon.
Mrs. Homel. s. s.. Martin, Slaac
@heitnut. 2uuis @aiiawap unb $.
Nleraneer.
- Das an ben JluBufern eeIbla=
gene 6uls lift ben uerlhieoenen @ais
feubduiern uno iunitiaen WDltdtigs
teitsanitalten oer Staot iiberpieier
uproen.
- Mebrere 0riden an Der Guo.
Stores StraBe fino in ihlehtem 8u.
itnnbe. AUDI Der 6luBbrife Oil Der
GOuftun StraBe tut oaS Nepariereu
orinaenb not.
6enrb Wagner bat UNI Sbei'
hung uDn ieiner. Srau Iuguita 6.
@agner nnhaeiuft.
Nm s. September finoet in be,
Eurnbaae gum BenefS Der @erma'
ria-9oge Der &nigbts anb Babies d
Donor cine Tbeaterpprfteluna fat.
bel .pelGer bic breinttige Burlestt
.@baripari" npr Srau Sanben uni
perm @iiemarn CUR G~uffiibrung &C.
bradt tueroen tpirb. Das Stiid if
luitio unb unterbalteno uno fir einl
quite g~oriteIung biirat ihon Del
Raue oeS aenannten RlnitlerpaareS
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Sofoles>
aie rebmbIifantid,e Staatsfpmbeme
tirft.


9ie repubiifaniide Staatstpnuens
tim, tpeld1e Oienitaa in Sort @urtb
sulamfnentrat, bat III einem Sage
lire Nrbeit nDIenoet. Sic bat uahz
ftehenoes 9ifet aufseitelIt:
@onernpr:-S. s.. 9upbon. SaplDr
gountn.
Qieutenants@Dpern0r - Sam 0abi0<
ion, Earrant gountD.
giuciote Suffice Suprene gpurt:-,S.
81. Burnett, Sarris GDuntp.
Nfiociate Suffice Criminal Nppeals
gourt:-9od NcsOaniel, Sorris gpunth.
Nttornep General: = 6. 50. Saoen,
BeTar COUNTY,
Gonptreller: -Sobn 81. Claiborne,
gberDfee County.
Ereninrer;-@. 3. SDrbeiter. 8raplor
gDuttp.
8ailroa6 gDmmiiiiioner:-g. S. Srate,
Erabis County,
superintendent 8ublic Snftrufttpn:-
hilbert grnft, &ictDria @Duntp.
Mae@reaor sue feiner @anaer ale
8oriibenber beg Gtaatstomites gu
rid uno 9gpn tpuroe einftimmig als
IDlder erpdblt.
Die Blntfurn taoelt Die Demofra=
ten. oaB ite ihre Beriprehunaeu nihi
aebalten baben, nerlangt Brifuna
Der Bidder i'm Staatsbausbalt, pers
ianat cine ipariame 8ermaltung, to-
belt bic @emerbeiteuer, perlangt ein=
faferes @eridtsnerfabeen. foroeri
elm @uhergeieb, elm aagemeiues
8ewdnerungSipitem uno iprtht fid
ge9en bas Terrell. Wablgeieb in TO-
fern aus. als es unabbdn9ige aanz
oioaten utlmDalib n1aht
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Madt fnmea Elm GnSe pamtt.

Oft bort man Die 2eute ifrper
iammern uno flagen iiber unertrdgs
libe Shmersen, nahoem iie lelbit
ibren Srganen gu niel 5ugemutet boz
ben. &udenihmersen, S@ninoels
anfdae, GeritOpfune uno 2eberbe=
ihmeroen pfleoen fid oanr einsu=
fteuen. 9urh ben @ebraub BON
Or. Sings &euen 2ebens 8iuen
maht man uber aIeoem fdneu elm
gnoe. Sic tpirfen miloe uno ouh
oriinolib. Wan nerluhe tie. Sour
25c Gents. @arantiert BON ben
Npotbefen BON $. &alteper & Spn
unb &oolpb 9reiB.
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2lmfruf.
Sic Seier bes Oenti6eu Sages auf
Der @elt : Nllslteanng.

Im 6. Oftober finbet auf ben,
8eltausteaungsplabe in ct. Souls
cine rationale Seier bes beutihen
cages ftatt, auf welber ale Staten
ber Union ourh 9eleeatipnen pers
tretett lein tperoen.
9ieienigen, nelhe itd oon bier
uno umgegeno an Der Seier 81 be-
teiligen tpiiniben, itno aebeten, fid
nit benz unterseihueten bis lpdte=
items ben 20. Septernber in gerbinz
0ung gu ieken.
st. 0an1hfe.
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gaalide gpnrilten saIatpaaeu

nab @alifOrnien. ebenip nad ct.
Souls ota TeraS q Bacific Babn
obne @ehiel. Shreibt an irqenb
einen 9idet : Iaenten tpeeen oieies
neuen DienlteS ooer ON 6. s.. Eur.
ner, @eneral= BaiiaaiereG gent. Doll
laS. Seras.