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Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1905-10-19
Elton Politics.
Communicated

Communicated
"The question of the election of
a supervisor from this district is
the principal topic of CONVERSE
ton in Garfield township. The
voters have become tired of the
present incumbent and a very
large majority of them are anx-
ious that he should be perm n
emily retired. In fact had the
date of the caucus been publish
ed SO the voters had generally
known the date it was to have
been held they would have turn
ed out enmass and prevented him
from securing delegation from
his home precinct. AS it was he
gathered few of his bosom
friends and held the caucus and
named the delegation in his own
interest. With delegation
thus secured and another bosom
friend in the person of John
Sanderson, who represented nine
votes in Berwyn township, it was
easy to get the nomination.
This man, Greenwalt, has
served the county as supervisor
for two terms. This is long
enough for the ordinary man, but
as he is more than the ordinary,
when it comes to figuring in the
Standard Bridge Co., his consti-
tueuts are getting very weary.
Thea should there be another
term for him his old supporters
feel there would not be enough
old bridges in the township to
fence the rest of his farm with
oak boards and the Standard
Bridge Co., would have to help
out our Statesman" or his farm
could not be fenced. Further
than that his constituents are
not penurious and are perfectly
willing to contribute their share
of the expense to provide for
the needy of the county, but when
the county must keep able bodied
families by the dozen, that are
amply able to provide their own
groceries, coal and shoes, from
one lone precinct, we think it is
time for change. If there is
anyone in the district that is not
thoroughly convinced that Mr..
Greenwalt has not already had
hold of the public tete too long,
all we ask of any such is TO visit
his ranch and see material with
which his corrallS are made and
his garden is fenced. These are
but few items of the many that
might be mentioned as reasons
why his home precinct will vote
without regard to party lines for
his permanent retirement. Nei-
ther salt or liquids can save him.
He won't get twenty votes in
Garfield township. Our eyes
have lost their scales which once
blinded us and we propose to vote
for man whose character and
business qualifications will be an
honor to his constituents in the
person of Il. X. Welch of Berwyn.
a bnpuI InT
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1905-10-19
Thursday. October ~, 1905.
Republican Ticket.

STATE
For Supreme Judge
Charles y. Letton
For University Regeuts-
" J. Lyford.
Fredrick II. Abbott.
For Judge
A. X. Humphrey, Broken Bow.
For Clerk
Jos. Plgmau, Broken Bow,
For Treasurer
J. r. Cavenee. Georgetown.
For Sheriff
J. S. Smith, Galloway.
For Register OF Deeds
Johu T. Woods, Broken Bow.
For Superintendent
Ii. NJ. Pinckney. Westervllle.
For Surveyor
+. f.. VanAntwerp, Lodi.
For Coroner
Or. J, II. Morrow, Merua,
TOWNSHIP.
For Justice Of the Peace
T.. G'Schwiud.
For Clerk
A. D. Bangs.
For Treasurer
J. s. Molyneux.
l.. r.. Cole.
ROAD OVERSEFRS.
District Number |
A. A. Watcher.
District Number2-
W. W. Bishop.
District Number T.
l.. A. Wells.
District Number !
o. T.. EggelsoD.
District Number s.
W. J Clay.
District Number
J. e. Boyce.
District Number
l.. Cushman.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1905-10-19
The Morton Monument.

In Nebraska City, October %,
monument will be unveiled to
the memory of J, Sterling Nor
ton, secretary of agriculture dur
ing the second administration of
President Cleveland, and founder
of Arbor day. The treeless
state, which was the home Of
Secretary Morton, appreciates in
a manner not shared by people
where nature has provided a
forest supply, the value and sig
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1905-10-19
John S. Smith, Republican Candidate for
Sheriff.

John S. Smith, the republican
nominee for sheriff of Custer
county, was born in southeastern
Ohio, September p, 1861, where
he resided until eighteen years
of age, at which time he came
west, locating in MCLEAN coun-
ty, Illinois. Here he resided I'M
til the fall of 1888, when he came
to Nebraska, locating i'll Hall
county. After remaining there
for one year he returned to OHIO,
where he entered school. In the
fall of 1887 he returned to Hall
county, Nebraska, and in Deem
Der OF that year was united in
marriage to Emma j .Afilerbaugh.
In the spring of 1898, he, togeth-
er with his family, came to Gus
ter county, locating in Galloway,
where they have since resided.
AT the age of fifteen years Mr..
Smith was converted and became
a member of the Methodist
church, and has since been an
active member. His family was
of a religious disposition, his
brother, who visited him about q
year ago, being one of the lead
ing Methodist ministers of Ohio
Mr.. Smith is also member of
the Masonic, Modern Woodmau
and Workman orders, being one
of the leading members in each.
He is the possessor of diplo'
ma from the GAINESVILLE Business
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1905-10-19
Supervisors Proceedings

Broken Bow, Oct. 10th. 1905
900 a. III,
The county board met in adjourn
ed session at the court house Oct.
10, 1905, 900 a. III.
Present and answering to roll call:
Arthur, Thorpe, Greenwalt, Fen
more, Fonda, Morris.
. Road committee made the follow
ing report;
Road damage claim of Anna
Waracek, ou WI sw4, Sec 35-l9.17.
We recommend the claim rejected
for the reason that the claim was
allowed when road was laid out
Road damage claim of G. G.. Her
bert, net nw1 nw4 gel, Sec. 1920
81. ....
We recommend that the claim be
allowed for $GG. 80, to be levied
against road district 4 Victoria.
Road damage claim of Mrs. Geo.
Dues. We recommend that the
claim be rejected for the reason that
George Dues signed petition.
Road petition OF Joseph Stout,
ct al, to change road in town II
Il. % be granted. We recommend
that the following claims he allowed
A. J. NanAntwerp work on records $50 on
Al. NanAntwerp work on records. u 81
J.. W. McLinch, com. on road .......... 10
e. II; Thorpe com. work, .........,,.... 3 90
JOS. Fehimore com. work.............. 4 %
We recommend that the road pc
titioned for by Mark Boots, ct al
be granted
Jos. FESIMoRE, } Co,,
q, II. THORPE, 0'
Motion made and carried to &C
cept and adopt the report
Motion made and carrid that the
county clerk be and is hereby in
structed to send the copy of the
lease of the road on the right of way
OF the q. p. r.. L. Co. for correc
ton,
Motion made and carried, that the
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1905-10-19

1t is interesting to note that
the newspapers of the county
that has editorial space for sale
are supporting H. J. Shinn, the
fusion candidate from county
Judge. They are the Argosy OF
Ansley and the Mason City Star.
The voters of Custer county will
do well to steer clear of a candi-
date who is not willing to stand
on his own merits.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1905-10-19

Motion made and carried to accept
and adopt the report.
The erroneous aud delinquent tax
claims committee made the follow
ing report:
On claim of G. t. Bates, double
assessment allowed, $40 90; on claim
of A. ID. johnson, erroneous assess
ment allowed, IS OF; on claim OF
Emma Janss, erroneous assessment,
treasurer ordered to cancel In,
said tax; on claim OF trustees First
Bsp list Chutch, treasurer ordered 10
cancel tax on church property; 90
claim of Susan l. Nj Brownelk al
roneous assess nent allowed, 1850;
on application Of Mary + Browo, to
purchase tax sale, rejected; on appli-
cation of Emma .Ianss, treasurer To-
write redemption certificate on said
sale, No. SO, and take credit for
same rs refunded tax.
Poor farm, court house and Jail
supplies committee made the fl ow-
ing report.
Ga claim Of w r. Pennington,
for fumigating, al'o we'd, - 80; ou
claim OF w. Il Pennington, for"
quarter salary AS physician, allowed,
SIP; on claim of Scott Co, p IT, salary
for September, $50; ON claim of E1
Malloy, drsyage, 81; on CLAIM Of Juo,
Plroie, salary for September, 500;
on claim of Western Light & Flu !
Co, gas, $40 So.
j. T. Arthur,
G II. Thorpe,
Jos F-nimore.
Motion made and carried to ac-
cept and adopt the report.
Judiciary claims committee made
the following report on claims:
f. ii lenfeld. talesman, allowed 70,
IS; T. e. Gusner, meals for jury,
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1905-10-19
"We need to rally the old guard

1--WE need to rally the old guard
of populism in Custer this fall,
and success is ours. Beacon.
Eyes, that is longing, remin
iscent sigh. But the "old guard"
got tired of Beal and Fusion and
won't rally" Sargent Leader.
The editor of the Sargent Lea,
der speaks from experience and
we predict the result of the vote
this fall will fully verify the
statement.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1905-10-19

Speaking of republican officials
turning back their passes, we are
reminded that time and again
the populists conventions de-
nounced passes but their officials
chung to them, and advised the
voters that it was policy to "for-
age on the enemy. Sargent
Leader.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1905-10-19

G.. Fl. Thorpe,
Ben. p. Morris.
Motion made and carried to sccept
and adopt the report.
Motion made and sec )nied to adj
journ until Tuesday, the Goth day of
Dec amber, 1905.
Motion carried.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1905-10-19

allowed for 50 25; Clerk Supreme
ourt, costs in mandamus, allowed
for 1865
A. Fonda,
Geo. Greenwalt.
Mo lion made and carried to accept
and adopt the report.
Claims committee made the follow.
irg report:
We recommend that the follow
ing CLAIMS be allowed:
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1905-10-19
one Ayers Pill at bedtime insures
natural action next morning.

ance of prosperity and President
Roosevelts administration by
voting the republican ticket
straight.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1905-10-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Porter are kthe
proud parents of a baby that ar
rived in their home the first of
the week.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1905-10-19

The peace agreement entered
into by Russia and Japan at
Portsmouth has been ratified by
the rulers of both these countries.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1905-10-19

request of Walter Robinson to have
road m zee. | is %, resurgeyed he
granted.
! G. II. Thorpe appointed as 'com-
mittee 10 confer with township
board in regard to petition to
change rond district boundaries, re.
port nS fol ows:
TO the Honorable Board of Super
visors:
Your committee on the division
OF road districts of Broken Bow
Township. recommend the following
changes, to-wiI: That road district
40. ! he divided ON Sec line
between Sections Is and %,
lG and ~ II and 30, IS
and 10, T. Is, r. 20
Also the division of road district
No. 2 on the half section line ram.
ing through sections & and Z and
Is, II. II, X. 20, and that the north
half of what is now district No. ]
be designated az road district "a, !"
aud the south half of No. as road
district "B, and that the east half
of what is now road district No. 2,
be designated ns road district No. !,
and the west half as district No. 2
and that the ether road districts re-
main as they are at the present time
Respectfully submitted
&. ii. THoRpE
Motion made and carried to ac
cept and adopt the report.
Bridge committee made the fol
lowing report
We recommend that the follow
ting claims be allowed as follows,
o.wit
}. +. Arthur, committee work .....,S 10
A. Fonda, committee work ........... Is 80
Geo Greenwalt, committee work. 10 W
y. II. IhOrpe, committee work ..... ~ 10
=. Nj. Case, Work on bridge ........ 1 0O
q. l.. Turner Lumber Co, merchan'e 80 IS
-. a. Vansant, repairing bridges. l26 40
Frank Hammond. blacksmithing.. w
John Sanderson, work on bridge. II 10
GEO. 6REENwALT,
b u. MoRRls, Com.
A FoNDA,
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Deafness Cannot be Cured

log lual applications, 90. they pu
mo-, reach the di.m,vd portion of
The ear Their /, ml, wur way 20
cuudaluc--, and that &, hy cou.ti.
tulimal rmrdi,.. prainu,. j.,
uu,yi hy m mllam,d condition oi
thy muvuu, liuiugoithy Eu,,auhian
Tubs When tai, lul- /, inhamcd
you have q umhliug sound ur i'm.
perfect hearing, and when Il !, en-.
tirciy closed. dyaluc,, !. The result.
and unlc.. thr Inflammation can
h, taken ont and the tuls restored
To H. normal condition, hearing
will hc destroyed iurrvyr, nine
caSo, out of tn ar caurcd hy Ca.
tarrh, which !, nothing but an
inilamad condition ot the mucous
surfaces.
W. will give unr Hundred Dol.
lar, Tor any ease of deafness trauscd
by caiarrhl that cannot be curd
hy Halls Caiarrh Curr. send ioi
circular, ircc.
!. I. CHENEY N CO.,
Toledo. -.
sold by Druggist. 1.lc.
Take Hall. Family pill. Tor ron
.limtiun
/. YOUR property insured aplins
loss by tin and lornadu,' II nu
write To Bourlud ~ llaync.. a
Marion, Hy.aul find out what 4
will co,t you.
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Lewis and Clark By oLlN D. MHEELEE
Centennial Exposition
By OLIN D. WHEELER

| their Journal. with great fidelity,
land their narrative gain, in interest
and value with advancing wears
even a, wine improves with age.
The Levi, and Clark Exposition
to be held at Portland, Oregon
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almost % thing OF imagination The
great days Of the mountain tur
trade were To comc-wcrc ni truth,
waiting Tor Lewis and Clark To
open the way.
The Puget sound and the lower
Columbia river regions were known
only from the tales of the "id Sea
rowing explorer, and g few traders.
There were then seattle, Tacoma,
Olympia, Victoria, Everett. astoria
nor Portland.
The vast empire Of civilization,
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Wanted

MIN ANp WOMEN in u.
county 5ud id"ining irrriiouo @
Upu-,ui and alvrti.e an Ullr.
iahlishrl huu.c II -nlid huauUa.
standing Salary io mrn Ell wv
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day by check direct from hcadquaf
ter Hur-c and buggy furnished
whru mvesafy; position Pctna.
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DIP, u, Monon bldg. Ohiue'
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Dr.CaldWellS
Syrup Pepsin

vi.h them. lti,a pleasant liquid lax.
alive and q certain cure ipr sick head.
ache. train sickness and all stomach
trouble. Your drug-i,, sells q ~ -
Cent and One Dollar bottle,
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syrup I'yI.,u. which af fII' f.W' aas unkuusu
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prrs.U IH ui ffn consider ia. rssHaiIhlas
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TRAVELLERS
BECOME C0STlVE!

The change IN
diet and drink
ing water the
motion OF the
cars, the irrcg-
ular habits OF
travellers. no
udt,crwhcthcr
they travel on
business all the
time or for
pleasure OCCds-
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Il M, ,IE G,, " IL, a t W ','
tbinc Ike , veal convention Of what
Ioni. and Clark fine loader. in fine
.xplorotiop IF the West. did for
tbei, country
A briof statement of fine route of
tbo .xnodi,ion led bv these Young
mon .st,Lli.br. wima tgric if,
great inpnrtoucc and the actual
c.ults mlly ,oualled all that could
have bccn cyprrtcd
From IN, month nT tine Missouri
River tbc ryprditiop starting ON
MAY H. lSu4 a,rcndcdthat stream
10 Fort Nondan. a poin, about fifty
miles above Bi,nark. y. D.. re-
maining Iunugthc wiutrroi l>Ol-j
among fine Naudau and Gro,yrutrc
Iudian,
The party then followed the
Missouri ,ua II. western prpImpn.
fon ia, J..Yrr,op river to what
they, naturally enough but cruu-
couslv cnp.iIrr,di if, source crossed
fl, Rocki,. to the bcadwat,r, Of
Salmon river in Idaho. rc.cro,,cd
the range into the Bit,cr.root Val.
lev. Montana. descended that val.
Low nearly IN Ni..ol, crossed tbc
Ri,,or.roo, r,ngc IN the v,., by the
Iol,-T,,,,l.r.' rc.t-CrccE and
PAS. reached the Eoo.koo.kc. ar
Clearwater river. near the mouth of
~ north .rr and d,.r,pd,d that
stream IL, Sn,k, and Commbi,
rivcr. Z. tine so, spndipc IN,
winter ,i l>ni.G o., Far, Cl,,.op
near ,.,,r, tho p,r,v op IN, t..
,r, .,,,.,, ,...ul,I ug. colnn.
ii, q, t,. Wfl,mc,,, river ,,b,pr,
Cl,rt ,,rl,r,J IN, l,tt,r =, IA,
suburb. oi Portland. Then. with
some change of route. the cNpcii-
ton returned Il. The month of Iolo
Creek. From tina, point Irwi..
with % ,ub.partv. cm acro.. IN,
mountain. Iy way ui tlr Ilcllmt,
and Big I.arkioot river, and IN,
Levi. and Clark, Pas, q, Great
FALL, aud after cypIuriug IN,
Marin, river nearly to the noun.
tain. and having "a hgh, with IN,
Blackfcc, indians. descended III,
Missouri ,u IN, mouth of the Vel
lowSnnc Clark and the remain
der. with another change Of route
rtmccd their old course Ia IN,
Missouri river pusr at Thre
Fork. near Iogan. Montana. am,
then. crossing the mountain. h,
a. A. q
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Fraud Exposed

\ Few couu,cricitpr have lately
lccn making aud trying to I'll imi.
tatiun. " Dr. King. New Di.coy.
cry iut Consumption. Coughs and
Cold, and o,hcr medicines. there.
by dcinudinR IL, public. Thi, il
To- warn you To l,war II uch po.
pie, who SIX lo puh,. through
stealing the reputation ri rmtdbw
which have l,,u successfully eur.
ing disease mr OYER - Var. \
sur protection a. yuu i. wr mann,
"u tlr wrapper luok lor h.. uu
I'll Dr. king.. "r Bu,klus mn.
',liu.. a. 900 uih,r. ar mrr imi,a.
tiuu II 4. BuCKLEN NCu.
Chicago. 49,, aud Windsor. tan
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ionally, usually result in a CON
,ipatcd condition OF the bowels
of some stomach or bowel trouble.
Travellers should Away have bottle Of
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How TO Fight the Tobacco Trust.

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Whu Boz ID, ,iiy DO uu, hi. N
call un Wuolirids Il Metz e. uu
your luil,r work done
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NNhkIA UWlulul' anu lNl NriN
will r., to Civ io-l Ia -mc d,.,r,.
ing, hungry Trron.
> Christ !. thu hpad II No,
| will ui If ,hi. hrud aud uuur.h
my ,uul.
. Tn III. iplr u.,i What,
thrr, m,, them aud e proved O.
Wu..mr iu NJ, hungry mul,twl,
I will nd,a,ur 10 u- ullt,hu.t
give mr 1ud iIu. ls % lle.ng iu
-HW, uur
wr- wt UeiNuu.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-11
Snbianappis, Snp, aRpntas, II. September 1905
Garteaipteler berbaftet.
Gin sanses Dutenb i'm Colonial Sotsl.

3p6lf iunge Wdnner, bic tnan
geifsrn Ibenb In einem 3immer bes
Colonial Sotel borfano, murben bsr=
haftet. Die Nntlags seasn eli bets
ielben 1T Spislsn, Der amDlfte, @obsrt
6upp tuurbe als Spielbalter an9eflagt.
bic pOli3ei bate sinsn Winf srbalten.
bab In benz 3immer seipielt tusrbe unb
10 bsidlObi bann 9apt. 9planb bis
Sa4e 3u unteriu9en.
Die Rebier-poii3iiten purbsn our
Steae beorberi, um ben @lsrf bes 30.
tels in Elm Ssfprdd 3u bsrpideln uno
als bieier oenn our 8bars trat, uuros
er bebinbert, ben elettrif&eu glarmr
apparat In GunttiOn 3u iebsn. 70 taB
Capt. Splanb, Sergeant Sagerman
unb Die polisiiien streit unb Smith
unbemertt iid bem 3irimer ndhtrn
tonnten. Sa auf tpisberboltes 2lopfsn
bic Sbtire ni4t ssSHnst wurbe, bra9te
man Elm gre9eiisn in Mntuenbung.
anb Der @insang wuroe 9e3uungen.
Webrere Spiele Rarten tuurbsn bors
gefunoen uno mitgenommen. Die
Sbtrs mar nit 8ettbeden unb Wonen=
oeden bsrbdngt, 10 oab fsin 2i9t nod
Muben tonnle. @elo pber Spielmar-
fen fanb man teine bor. Cine eleftri=
i4e @lode, bon Der Office na9 oben
seleitet, ianb imam i'm 3immer bor.
Vile @erbafteten saben fali9e gtas
men an.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-11

gineMn3ab | Barbiers tpurben
tuegen uebertretung bes Sonntass9e.
Tsbss berbaftet.
Sienfag finben bic priifungen
Der Stubeilten Der Webijin I'm 6taats.
bauie fatt.
I'm 5. Dfto Ser beranfaItet bic
2ineoln 45 Wutual Benefit Socistp
einen groben 8all nebft pri3e Swo-
etsp In Der Shbieite Surn.6aIls.
5enrp o. stiles, 3ur 3eit
isines 80 bss DibiRons.Gra9tassn Der
9. 8. & Q. Babu, fiel sefern frtib,
tom e&lase serhbrt. In ieiner Wob.
runs, Ro. 42o Wirgtnia Apenue,
tcbt um.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-11
SnSiana Staats: :Mmsfteanas
@irb beute er0ffnet.

Seit Woden fino auf ben v5air
Grounbs" Vorbersitungsn fur bic
Snbiana Staats-Nusfsluns setroffen
tporoen. iobab bsuts bel Der gr6ffnung
alles Happen tpirb.
gs fno 16 bsti9isbene Sspartea
ments eingeri9tet. benen ie Elm bon
Den aaritultur. 2ommiifdren ernanntsr
Superintendent pOrseiebt LIT. Am msi'
fen beiddftist BON bieisn III wobl g..
g. Susf, Der bas Wafdinen.Oe Oeparte.
ment unter fi4 bat. Die auf9efiihrten
3slte fino bol nit aIlsr Art Wusitsl-
lunssgeseniidnoen, tuiepHdgs, pflans'
maidinen, beridiebsnsn Waesniorten
&C. Wo6l nidt minosr bsi9dftist 1T 8.
@Onssr. benz bic @sfugeI.Ausfeluns
porfebt, ba .siebt ss ale Mrtsn Sh6ner,
9rutthbner, gnten, @dnfe uno Saa-
ben. @ine SbiosGirma bat iiber 400
perIdiebenes @sfligsl ausssfsat.
SIM usbriasn bsrittsn ole Supes
rintenoenten tber rei9li9e 3ufubr au
Der Musfeaung.
gu fa9en, tpel9es Separtement oas
ui1ti9its Der ausitsaung fein tpirb. III
natiirli9 unm6slid, oa ieber supsrin.
tenoent nattrli9 fein Separtement
beionbsrs preif.
Die 8etbeilisun9 unb Der geiu9 Der
NusfeQuns tuirb borausf6tlia ni9ts
3u tuhni4en tibrig la1en.
Sdslid finben atuei Waubebille. .Wor-
iieQunsen fatt, 8ormittass 1890 UNI
9a9mittass 2 ubr. Die 9uB=2apslls
tpirb 2On3erts 9eben.
Die gifenbabnsn baben ben Jabr=
preis um bic 6Glfte rsbu3irt.
6offentlid tpirb bas Wetter benz
@an3sn tsinsn StriG bur9 bic Re9=
nunQ MAIDEN.