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FeronaInoti5en

FerionaInoti5er. - Sr.
Sobn 8. Scims bat Iid altf cine
ISOLDE nnd YenlRar begebcn.
Sr. .. IS. @cber befinoet lid,
5i 9erfcIep.S prin9S in Der Com.
mcrfrii6c.
= 6rau Sobn Sfotto mo God.
ter bon SotonspiQe buIten Iidl Elm
puor @od)cn in Oceont0 roue, 0.,S,
auf.
= Sr. s. 30. Seller bon Cations.
bile lit bon elmer 9eiu6Srciie mad,
Hclu-Yorf 5uriidgefebrt.
Sr. 8ep. 6. @onb, jun., ipelher
mebrcre Sabre lang in Seattle,
8albin0ton, geiueien lit, peiIt sur
Belt bel ieinen Gltern bel 8lcncoe,
9oltimor Gountp, oitf 9eiuf).
Sr. Otto 8cbcr, Ser ipoblbe.
founte @cidGftsfiibrer Der Ban.
bieiusgrauerei," nebIt @ottir iinG
bon elmer iiebcnpodigen Gour nod
Sot Springs, So, nod ibrer Stobts
%woGnnng, Nr.2222, Sits2omborbltr.,
Srriidgefebrt. Sr. uno Srou @eber
crfreiten iid Der bciten @efunobeit
nod ibrer Geiie, unb ibre 5oblreiferr
8reunhc unb 9efonnten boben iie
ber3Ii6 ipiafomtnlen gebciben.
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:. 8ebbel.
OPT 3d. 5.7-s.40,2)

Sum 9eIten Scr neuen
lnt6oliihen ct, 0ominic.
Gtrde 81 Samilton an Der 9eloir.
Hodb, Ocrcn Eforrcr 8nter Soblt
WonlD lit, be9innt belltc abeno eit
brcit6gigeS @ortenfeIt i'm 9elpeberc.
Eort. Nm criten a6eno merben
Gon9reBmitolie0 s. j.. 6. 3olbott
uno StootSsS cnotor 9iooiion ors
rpeicno iein uno Aniproben bolten.
Sir Ben 5peiten gben0 baben Der
repubIifoniibe Gongreb : GanbiOnt
Bob. Garrett uno Sr. NoB s. Brace
ibr aommcn 5ltgeiogt, uno ont brit.
fen abcnO ucroen Die County Cont
mili0re bon 9oltinIoresGonntp 0u
iein.
SO / # &r. IuguIt @of?-
Snt 9iirear be8 Warif)oGs Sornon
lief geitern Elm 8rief bon Srnu 6.
BOD aus 2ongen bel Bremen Elm, in
Incident Die Srnu eriildt. ibren in
Baltimore nobnenoen Sobn guguIt
BOD ouSfinotQ SIT MAIDEN, od beiien
ltrterIdriit notbig it, bontit Srolt
BOD ooS ibr bon ibrcnt Monne biu-
tcrlolicnc SoliS perfoltfen fam.
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Sfptia.

IA mir 10 picfr S%rfGWerbeu uun anubeu,
bench man In auOerrn 8aacricu fnatc, bteIes
iri ScbbcI's Stncip, 5ngegun1en iine, iuiuide
tfl metne niclcn annben nudlmals baranf nnf.
merriam 81 MAIDEN, bah tl feline @erbinbuna
nit eincm auOeren etuSiu babe nns @einafte
MIR tn mcinem ueueu etnbiu, Rr. 32t, RprS.
WnG' etrahe nabe Siabsstrahc, betreibe. 2ai.
fen sic il nidt IRE tihrcn. adteu eit ba.
raul, bah Der Olnnle upebbsl" nuf benz Sdlnn.
feuitsr nno Der SfRre iteht. Snbem tdl mei.
men Sant fir iribere Gunofhaft unS Der Sort.
ieRnns b%erieIbrn ausiprcde, Oerbleibe Id
AhtnnDSUua
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Nieorigc &aten nadl Ncu-Yurf pia
Hc~nninlunnia Giicnbahns

@eleeentIif ser Seimfebr bon @m.
5. 9rpan, 80. aug. Sidets, einfad)er
8abrpreis fir Die &unoreiie, plus
5000, perfauit uno eiiItig BET Ser
abreiie, 30. 4iguit, gut aili Der Slid.
relic bon Nep-9orf nidt Dor oem 80.
Gllgltit poer nad] Dem 2.Sept. H1bere
Ginselbeiten bon ben 3idet- agenten.
(236,40)
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Der ScnIcnmnnn halt Grntc.

Sr. Gborles 9lGbredt Itir6t I'M gllter
bon "A Sobrcn in ieiner @ob.
nung, Nr. 1918, @cIt-ErottItr.-
6rou a%otborine 6. 8cinrcid)
folgt tBrem 8otten ltod5.
Sm <er bon "A Sobren itor6 acs
tern Sr. Charles Nlbre6t, Sitter.
meiiter, in ieiner Iebtcn @obnuno,
Nr. 1918, @eIt@rottitrobe; Die Sc.
eroigung iinbCt om Mittpodl Nod,s
mittogS 1913 ltbr, pom Srauerbouie
aus nuf Dem rWt. Slibct-5rieobofe"
Itott. Sr, albrcft muroe am II. &c.
3ent6er 1881 IN 9urladL Baden, ae.
borcn unb fam i'm Sabre 1852 nod
An1erito. Gr mor 5ipci WtoI perbei-
rotbct; boS crite Wfnl nit Sobonno.
geb. Come, aus lpeld)er Che 3luei
&in0er horboroen iin6, nGmli6 &r.
Sbeooor Nlbredpt in Baltimore uno
6rau Sront Got IN gtem. Oorf. 9us
3lueite Wlol perbeirotbete err iid) i'm
Sabre 1869 nit ser iesioen 0ittpe,
6rou Mur9oretbe, geb. 9Ionner.
Gteier Che cntitommen bier S6bne,
bic $50. Somlel, Sorrp G0tparo II.
SSfor SIbrett, mo cine 1odtcr,
SRI. Cora Nlbre6t. Nc6cn Der g9itt.
noe uno Den Ginbern birterlGbt Sr.
Ilbrcdt feds @nfeIfin0cr.
6rau @einreth.
Gle 9%cerbigung ser 1rou autbo.
rtle Gliiobctb @einreid bon Nr.
2l14, SIt.2om6or6Itrobe, lpcI6c an
Sonntng im 9tGter bon 81 Sobrcr
ibrcnr @ottcn, &rn. 5roncis 8ein.
reid, I'M Eo0c folgtc, miro morgcn
Nofmittog A llbr ouf ser n@oItimo.
re Cemetery" itottfiroen. 9ic Ser.
l%torbene mar cine ge6orcne Miiiie II.
crblldte am 10. Sebruor 1910 Al
S6iaer, @eitpboIcu, oos 2idJt Scr
Wclt. Dor 81 Sobren fam Iie nodl
gmerifo. Sic binterIGBt icfS Sin.
Der, Iiebcn @nfcl cine ShiucIter,
6rou &otbcrinc Sonneborn, ilno eli.
men 9ru0er, Srrl. 6rieorid, MiiIie.
Die ied)S ainber iino: 5rou Woriu
Niemon, 6ron5 @einrcit, 6ror Sea.
tbcrinn &utb, @iIhcIm @einrcid,
Seinrih @einreid, 6rou @ouIinc
0cnnett.
u. &. SGompion.
Sr. gilbert GccIcIton 1bompiorL
Wit8lico Scr 9tpotbefcr.6 irmo 1bo.
mas & Sbompion, Ode BON gulti.
more mo 2igbtitrobe, Itor6 am
Somitag A6cno in ieiner @o6nuna,
Nr. 2205, Gutnlp.YIoce, i'm Sitter
bon So SobrGn. Gle 9eeroiouna
finoet beutc NobmittoQ 4 llbr pom
S%rouerbauie aus ouf DEM y2ouoon.
Forf- Sricbbofe" Itott. Sr. Tbomp-
loH gtllHoC1e I'M N5dDre 1914 NIT
9rn. Sobn 9. Tbomos Die ietigc
6trma Sbomos & Gbompion, iueldc
iif iiterit an Der SiioncIticite BON
Gruio-0ia.Nuc. uno GoIpbinitroBc
nieoerIieb, urO crit I'M Sabre 1890
Die iebi8c Sii0oit|Gde bon 9oGtimo,
re- uno SigbtitroBe iibcrnobm. Ser
TerItorbene mar Mitglico oeS vW}o.
rplonocr Ebormo3iltcn : gereinS,"
ocS oWeogcuoob-GlubS" uno bcS
oWorplono College Of Gbarmocp
aiiociotion." Gr binterlGBt ieinc
@ittlpc, 6ror aotc, geb. 6roncc, Ii.
5rpei Sobnc, hilbert e., Jun, unO
Charles i. Sbompion.
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oicie Seriammlung einberufel1, in
mcl6er Wojor Eangborn uto cir
Nepr1lcntant bcs Subelieier : Cont
ties bic n%otbwenoigeu Snitruftioncn
al 0ieic W1nner crtbeilen mcrben.
las Ofilit1rporoOe Gomite belt
geItern I'M SauptQllortier, Sopfins'
Yloce u10 9altimoreitraBe, cine
SitunG inter &oriib Oes Oberitcu
9opfin u6, IN melfer Die notbucll-
Oigcn @in5clnbeiten fir Die Barotc
all5Gcorbeitet luurOen. IS purOc
beitimmt, bub ieoe ~ouSp6rtige Oti.
INSTRUMENTATION bel ibrer anfluit
ourd cine Gompognie Ntili3ioIOotcn
empfangen un0 nof ibrcm Quarticr
9eleitet lpcrOcn ioa. Die .2i06t
NrtiQeric" BON Ei6mono miro ibre
cigcne Wtuiiffapcle mitbringen, sic
HifmonO Souibcrs cin &orniitclr.
corps unO Die Norfolf Blues" sic
bette Wu.iiffopclle in Norfolf.
Cine Delegation bon Iumen scr
nWoccn6dcr" inter 6iibrlung bon
6rou 6. @ngclbo6 bciud)te g~eItcrn
ooS SultptQllnrticr u1b Iogtc, Oob
n9ienentorb" Baltimore 0urd) cinen
proftooucn Sdoumogcn in Scr
Earo0c uCrtrcten lcin miir6e. Ser
bon bier o6cr feds mciben Eferoen
gc5ogene Sdoupogcn miro Dos
@appen 0cS OroenS ooriteQen, cine
Srou, Die Elm ainb bcihiitt, i%lonfirt
BON nmcrifoniiGen Sobnen, ocn
llnion-3o unb ser Observation-Disclosures.
Gor Der 6rou miro Gin 8lobuS
Itcbetl, IDmboliid ooS IrbeitSgcbict
Der sWoccobGer" onoeutcn0. Gefo.
rirt miro Der @ogen nit Den 6orbcr
ocS SrOenS, rotbsrpeiB. I6mor& mo
ouf 0enticIben merbcn Die 9eumtirs
men oes 9ultimorer n9ienenforbS"
in ibren 9oItiimcr, pcibe aIeiocr,
Idiuor6e Gollcgemiiben mo Specreu,
Elob ucbmcn. Iltf ocn bier Gn6en
beS ShnlnungenS mcroeu 9ienell'
f0rbe o110cbrod)t ntO boS God) cbcrs
foaS nllS cincm riciigcn 9iencnforb
0ebiloet icin.
Sr. Splpon Shcntbol mohtc O..
ltcrn Oen Sorihlog, Die Strnbcn Der
Eorobcrortc nit Seilcn ob5uipors
men nnb cine @ieoerbolung bcS
9omboromcnta bon Sort WcScnru
lu1brcno Der 5eltmode 81 %peronitoi.
ten.
General $. I~inSiportb ser fungi
renoe SriegSlefret6r, Innote geltern
foIecnbeS S6reiben an YrGiioent
6ronf q. Soen:
nSn Grpioeriino SbreS @eebrtcn
pont %. CIR, in peIfem Sic I'M
Non1en Der .@renter Baltimore Su'
belfeiers8 cieuifaft" 0urlim eriuden,
bob sic 5ruppen aus Sort Somorb
tno grmiiteoo an Der Wilitdrparooe
an II. September 5bcil nebntclt iol.
len, babe id) Die ebre, Sic oopon ii
aenntriB 81 ietell, Dab benz con-.
monoirenoen General Der NItlnnti.
ifen 0ipiiion olli @opernors IS.
lanb, NerpsYorf, Snitruftionen er'
ibeilt woroen iino, orei Gompagnien
aiiitet. Nrtillerie unb cine Gompag.
ME bon Sort McSenrp 81 oieier
Eoro0e Si feltoen."
Cos 9omite, meId)es sic Houtell
Fir bic Nrei arnben Tarnben Der
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cHbiensr etauo brr Glnbs,

sore 5meite Serbfterott'
NINA bdlt Die Recommendations
armItrong, Gator & go. morgeit uno
Gonneritng. Chr 8eih1ftsplob ut
gr. IS mnb 10, @eit.9o ltimoreitrabe.
@raber d m Ii dungS- z 9
feierten oie gbineien um Sonntag.
Sie brannten SoBsStode olf oen
Or1bern ibrer 3ooten ano legten
gIumen unb Sbit auf oenieIben ME
Ser. @eroitetes Shpeinefleiid mhr-
sc alif Sen 8rabern Ser nngeieben-
item ebineien nieoergelegt.
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$taot Baltimore.
ltntcr6oltnnas E 8cnruciicr.

49,
,,SIaHeH's," - Sieic S8obc: On NnnGcrcuS
.@GSeip." 2tcfe SSobc: gtofc sbOeu uno
ibrc bcriibmien naonhon bellies.
8uuhcoiIlcsN oritcnunaen..
.NmOiturium," - Sieie &obc: aGnna6unole
roGniOup". Gtcle gSo6e: $4,000
&etpuro~.
Septaiop9eu. San an Ctcnftao, ben Is. si.
puii, int SlcCtriCs@art".
rAutria.I itritt Ir. 2o2, 7. u.'S."-
EcnntuQ. ben .. September, 5nr"nilie1'ausfIug
mad gSinur' Bari, Gnuraptuc.
nNriuH." PIN 9. september, Ggtiritofl
nilnabbdnstasr gRracr.gerriu ouu Marp.
IaHS." - Wiitipod. ben ~, September, tenste
p9eutfhe Iag"s6cicr in Jttoer'Sieiu am ga
Srobs 6rBffuuna bon 8. Rotets neieu acseIs
habnel llHo Boot Rnrlore, Jtr. 1l2O-ll22,
NaTi9rS .aTcnue, an 6tfn,ia9 Ge} =; H cnhrr
nan Wpbssmia .gpaTor. &ctiisGoint6.
n6nnulfntter @Olfsfrit.SereiH Uon Baltimore"
- Iliunfup. Den 3. September, mo Nieniiaq,
ben 4, SeptcHbeT; Groees SanhlioiIer SoIlsIell
In Sruubncr's ugSeitenosRdrt,".
YartsGDn5erte.
4rpf. e. TprfeU g8ntere, Strigcnt
gcginn. Sonntdga nm k6 ubr 9tadmtttdaSi
an 2Sotentnoen I'M Us ubr a6enoS. Gin.
S SS,iittSS d. .'aaii6;erifiiOic" uinib niS5G6craIs@ia"
Steritaa ........e tutterlpna
9fittluoh "SrutosptHH"
Soltieriin8 .,.........,,,'..'...'."Sq rroun
Sanitd0 en- Yuttcrfuit"
Qrugramm fir bcnte.
,Yntteriun'pnrt."
SGoeTiHrc aus .eutioe j6cibcr BON lg]i3inoior"
RiCului.
gRaI5er 81 Pafo" ............. Mutbonb.
GeIcftion aus .Suuti" .,.......... @uunoo.
GuructsSulu - NltsQctpdbliee.
Sr. Nrtbur Mttllcr.
Guoertiirc ans ,JioidmoToc". ..... Schubert.
Cutie Srci l1n8c ans opcinrih Der Nbie;"
nnnVrta N8ufa 4" y GhpOhpThfA IN TTn "
3. .lUrh Nnnce."
Selcfiion ,Rcmid5' &iis gr. g"
.Gccuunut Suuce" .......... Serrnnttl.
Wlarfb ,Ibe WoHbpliers" ........... Yoiueu.
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@icnna Sanatprinm, II !
413 @eit.S aDrtte.S trnhe. n
Spc5ial=NnItalt fir
%ncrbOic nnb d)rpaiide SranfBeitcn,
8bcnmatismns, 6iat.
(Suli2t--) +,

Sin idGnes nmb niiklidrs 8eidenf
fir gnscb6rige 1T INNER cine lebcns-
grofe photographic pbcr cine Flint.
lcriid pollcnoete gppic eines alien
giloes in Grapon, @aHcrfarbe, Del
ober Eaitcl. Die id6nit-n Cabinet.
bilocr MIR ST pro Snkenb.
Snlins Scbbel, beutifer 8~botograpb,
(90-) 321 Norb.W ag. Strahe.
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shep. S. 9iener &; So.

Ieiie Bureau unb @edielitiibe.
Shiiisfartcn bon uno nad 9eutifp.
lano nit Dem Rorooeutifen 2Iopo
uno anberen 2inien. &eiiepdiie, @eh.
iel, G~reoitbriefe uno @eloienoungen.
217 Sit-gaItimorc.s traHe.
(209-)
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Ser Gismongel murbe &c.
Itern luiCOcr etpos gcboben burd) Die
Nnfurft Oes ShponerS yNbo &.
@romn" nit 100 Sonnen @is bon
Wfaine.
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2abt Sud naturaliltren!

IS lit bic 6OdUc 3cit. Nm 20. September trht ouS bic Ratnra.
lVrnn9 rrIdpucrcnOc mcmc Gcck in Strait ScHcn Sclimmunscn fritz
her idon I'M vScntiden GOrrripOnScntcn" ucrDffcntlidt wurbcn nnO
in Der 6cutiscn Summer picbcr gcscbcn mcrbcn. 9aS 8Hrgcrrcdt
iOltc Iicmanb gcring idatcn.
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- SRI. 6lora Mullen uno Sri.
2ltcp Sia bon Yleoiont SPILL, nobe
2opelonO, g., %crtronfcn am Sonntag
Nbeno bel einem geriud)e, einen an.
geidJmoIlenen Bad nit eincm Iubr.
iperf gu ourd)furtben.
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Sdiffsfarten bpn nno mad Sentid.
Lamb.

Son Baltimore Biz Bremen: Sea.
iiite $50, $40 unb $47.50. Bremen
Big Baltimore: $3.50 ino $3.50.
&unorefie srbiaigerem Breiie. Sbcu.
$. 0icncr & So, 217, Cft-galtimpre.
StraRe. Q70-)
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Gas @cttcr.

is mar geItern mieoer 10 nab, mie
an Sonntog, babel ober ctluuS mar
mer. 8egen 6 llbr N6e1os COB Der
Nc0en molfcnbrltdortig. @ertc unO
morgen ioll cS flor llno fiiblcr luer-
Den.
Ser b0dite Gbermometeritoit6 mar
geItern So @roo nm 4 ltbr 9todnlit-
tags uno Der nicOri0itc 70 0roo nm
5 llbr WorgenS.
SSn Ocn iibrigcn 9unOe8.W ctter-
Itotioncn ocS 2onoeS mitr0e Der fol.
Qenbc boditc Tbcrmomteritono regis
mItrirt: guitport 68, Yortlon6 "a,
Bolton Sc, @IbonpS4, Rem.Dorf 80,
philadelphia so, gtIontic.Gitp rs,
Cape Wfnp 76, @oibtngton IS, 9tor.
folf sc, Sottcro8 80, Charlotte SO,
@iImington 81, GborIeiton 81, So
ponnob SO, Sodionpiae SO, Sltpiter
80, Geps@eit Sc, 9ltlonto So, Wtont.
gonlcrp Sc, Rem.S Orleans Sc, Sole
fine. 81, @olpeIton Sc, Corpus Gbriltt
SO, WcmpbiS "a, Cincinnati 76.
Eittsburg 76, Ssmego "A, Buffalo
20, 0etroit 70, aIpeno 6S, WorQuctte
G2, Green Ban 70, Chicago 6S, 8u.
Iutb 70, ct. @oul "A, ct, 2oiliS 70,
G~onIoSsGitD 76, Omobo rs, Suron
so, 9ismorf so. @iGiiton so, Sabre
so, Seleno 76, SoIt2ofc so, 9enpcr
so, Nortb @Iotte S4, Ioogc7 rs,
ImoriQo "a unto Sos GngeIcS rs
0roo,
Yolitii6eS. - Bur nid)t &C.
ringcn llcbcrroidung BON Eolitifcrr!
uno NidtE oIitifcrn trot gcitcrn un4
enportct Elm biSber gGn5lid mbc'
fonuter GanOioot fir bic oemofro.
tiid)e Congress Domination i'm brit
ten Giitrift ouf. @s lit Sobn W.
&cnueop, ein gltdorndcr, Der in Nr.
1917, Clt. 9oltimorcsS trobc, mobnt
rnO I'M GrogcidoB bcS @eb1uoes al
Der Siiomcit ode BON German mo
@b~orlcsitrobe cine 4rndcrci betreibt.
Gr %oeponirte geitcrn bic erforocr'
liden $25 I'M giireal Ser @obloltf'
iihtSbcborOc. Sr. Gcnneop logt, CT
fenne feline politiifcn Siibrer, gebore
81 fcircn Srgoniiotionen unb fcincr
1oftion ici in 1896 Elm 9rponsGc'
mofrot 9cueien unb ici iebt Yrotct'
tion$,9 emofrat. Cen Srnits fonnte
olld) OoS Sonoluerf gelegt lueroen,
obne Die Gorifmouer berunter 81
reiben, crtl0rt CT.
9oieboII. - Cine Geibc bon
neiln grobcn Nulcn fir Die aSrio'
les" mar bos Relultot Oe$ gcItrigcn
SpieIcs III Scriep|Gitp. Sb0leih Der
lcttcre GLIB MIR cincn cin5igenDSit"
mod)tc, font1tc er bod brci oRins"
iiber bic Ylottc bringcn, bonf Der
bier 6eblcr Der Orioles" Su Mtor'
ircoI mo 2oronto fonbeu geiterr
bes Hegens megen feirc Spicle ltott
Tie Scorc mar;
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SIeiStr MAIDEN 2cnte,
penn tie BON u. Gnierirts &1nben'
idneioer, Ir. ~, Noro.g utafpitrabe.
beraeiteIt iino.
(gpriIl7-ttSi5r)
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Qiorfs. applifotioncn fir sic Sn,
0uItricporqoe m~iiiien bis ipGteitena
on 5. September in SGnben bcS
Gomitc'S icin.
PTS Gomite fir sic Gontruftc fir
Gcforotionen II. SQuminotion mur.
Sen $50. Sobn q. 9Iono, Ho6crt 5.
@cGuen, Capt. ain98burp, Otto
Simonion unS SomcS S'9feil or
nunnt. 'N'.t"".
SIN @ar3tH fits bi&0er $t6,696.25
an Subicriptioncn ein6eloufgn. &c.
itern muroch folgcnoc Sitbicriptio.
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500 &~Gufer. @eItern rcei
~itrirte Der fiinfbunNertite oliSp1rtigc
aoufnlonn icit oem I. Silli in Der
2iite oeS nauufleute uno 6abrifon.
ten . @ereins." Sm letter Sabre
iplroe oieie 3obl crit AM t. Septem.
Der erreidt, lnb miro Oober bic &c.
inmmt5obl Der aGrlfer bis gum 1.
Sttober iiber 1900 betro9en, unge.
fobr $50 mebr, ols in 1906. Seoer
bieier a0lfer muB minoeItens fir
5000 Wooren f%onfen, nm Die S1lftc
ieines 6ntrgeloes ols Hobatt Si er.
balten.
IaS neue .GorroIIton'
Sotel" an Ser Norooit.gde BON
ct. TouIitroBe uno 9onf.0one ioa
in oieier @ohe eroffnct metoen, SIS
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Newport daily independent., 1906-01-04
Road Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned have filed g petition and will ask that the viewers be appointed at the Jan. uary 1906 Term of the County Court of Jackson County and on the 18th day of January of said year to view out public road over the following route to-wit:- Commencing at the South East corner of Section Thirty one (3D in Township Fourteen (14) North of Range One CD West of 9th D m., in said county where the present public road now turns east and run thence due south as near as may be to the Township line between Townships Four teen (14) and Thirteen (13) in said Range One CD West.
 J. w. ENO,
 J. c. BETTIs,
 and other principal Petitioners. This 5th day of Jan. 1906.
Newport daily independent., 1906-01-04
A Good Show.

The Buffers and their excel lent company will open at the opera house Thursday evening for a three nights engagement. No such artists as the Buffers have ever been in our city be- fore. They are considered the worlds best hypnotists and fun makers. They have appeared in nearly all the large cities of the United States and every where they received the very highest endorsements. They played at the Grand Theatre at Nashville for two weeks and delighted large audiences every night. The Nashville American, in it's issue of January 2, in speaking of their performance in that city says: ''The entertainment of the But lers is composed of an endless variety of things selected from the every day walks of life. The drama, opera and extravaganza have each furnished their best parts. Quaint characters from various professions and trades, many which show the most ludicrous transformation in plain view of the audience, are all blended together with such nicety that the beholder has before him wonderful evanescent panorama of life which makes most enjoyable entertainment from a theatrical standpoint. No such entertainers as the Buffers have ever appeared in Nashville. Every objectionable feature has been eliminated" 7"
Newport daily independent., 1906-01-04
H&N NNNN NN~NNNNNNNN ! 1r RE AND THERE. < | L.ANNN~N\NN<NNNNNAt

Watch the mysterious spot.
 The affable Jake Hirsch was in the city today.
 Examination tablets at the Palace Jewelry Store. 13b-4t
 Judge M. M. Stuckey is in the capital city on legal business.
 If you are in a hurry for gro- ceries telephone Martin Bros. 92
 Dr. R. B. Willis returned to Searcy Wednesday afternoon.
 For frst-class watch repairing go to the Palace Jeweiry Store.
 Miss Emma Bateman left for Willis Institute Tuesday after nson.
 Miss Ruth Arnold is visiting MT. and Mrs. Burton Arnold at Batesville.
 T. J. Burton..and wife of Lay- ton were trading in Newport Wednesday.
 H. A. Stiles meat market for hurry-up orders. Successor to Pettet & Stiles. O7-dtf
 For Rent--One furnished room for two, with board. Mrs. M. c. Lee, 222 Laurel street. 12d-tf
 Boys when she, says yes" you can find the diamond at the Palace Jewelry Store. 13b-4t
 For Rent Four furnished rooms for light houseke eping. Apply 511 Hazel street. 92tf
 Try some of Martin Bros.' "oldfashioned" Sugarhouse Mo- lasses and Buckwheat Flour. 92
 Martin Bros. carry the finest line of canned vegetables and fruit in Newport. Try them. 92
 For sale or trade for town property, my residence in East Newport. Mrs. Alice Stephens If.
 Nathan Adler, one of Bates ville's prominent business young men, was in the city Thursday.
 Miss Irene Casey of Mountain Home, passed through Newport 1 Thursday going to Little Rock. $. Sachs a good citizen of Jonesboro, was Tn the city We'd i nesday night going to Batesville. 1 Martin Bros. are sole agents for Golden Gate and Bakers l Steel Coffee. finest coffee grown.
 Parties wanting their houses numbered in compliance with the city ordinance, call on J. w. Jack son. 06dtf
 Watch our prices and we will price you watches at hitherto unheard-of prices. Palace Jewel ry Store. 13b-4t
 Prompt delivery is our boast. Telephone your order in and the
Newport daily independent., 1906-01-04

cook will be given plenty of time to cook our meats. H. A. Stiles
 Watch the mysterious spot.
 Buy your school tablets at the Palace Jewelry Store. 13b-4t
 When it comes to a wedding present we're right there. " Palace Jewelry Store. 13b-4t
 For Sale-My home in East Newport is for sale. No. 600. 14d2w A. B. DRUMMOND.
 Miss Norine Hess has return ed to Maddox Seminary after spending the holidays at home.
 Misses Ida and Amy Ferrill of Batesville were in the city We'd nesday night returning to school in St. Louis.
 All aboard for the Palace Jewelry Store. We are head quarters for everything in the jewelry line.
 want your business and will try to please you. Fresh and cured meats of all kinds. Fish in season, at H. A. Stiles.
 Positively no goods charg- cd to any one at sale price. Wolff Goldman Mercantile Company. 12d-bt
 Refined and lubricating Oils. either wholesale or retail, and especial attention given to gin and mill oil, at the Standard Grocer Go. 41dtf
 Good goods usually get the business. Fresh and cured meats of all kinds and the right quality to please. Send your orders to H. A. Stiles. 07dtf
 After January 1, 1906, we will not let any work out without cash. We are compelled to do this to meet our bills. This means the rich as we'll as the poor. Newport Dye and Clean- ing Works. 09d-9t
Newport daily independent., 1906-01-04
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.

GEO. w. DECKER, President. R. M JOHNSON, Cashier
 A. D. BAILEY Vice Pres't JAs L. JONES, Asst Cashier THos. J. GRAHAM. Ed P. SHoFFNER J. T. HENDERSON. Jos. M. STATION DR. J. M. JONES. T. S. STEPHENS.
Newport daily independent., 1906-01-04
THE BANK OF NEWPORT

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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-15

Frank L. Conkey, the news of whose
sudden death from malaria at Khar-
toum, Egypt, on Jan. 10, shocked his
many friends in Minneapolis, was SUI
perintendent of construction for the
Sudan Experimental Plantation syndi-
cate, limited, in a large irrigation.
project at Zeidab, Sudan, 1900 miles
above Cairo and about the fifth catar-
act on the Nile. Mr. Conkey was born
at Burlington, Wis, April Fl, 1855. In
1872 he came to Minneapolis and with
Langdon & Co., railroad contractors, he
was actively connected with the con-
struction of the Chicago, Milwaukee &
St. Paul railway-the Canadian Pacific
from Minneapolis to. the Canadian Dor.
der From 1895 to 1898 he was with
the Rio, Verde Canal company at. Phoe-
nix, Ariz., and from that time until a
short time before leaving for Africa,
July, 1904, when he was in this city,
was in the hotel business at Fort Dodge,
Iowa. .-". - - ~.
Mr.. Conkey is survived by his widow
and two children ROLAND and Hazel,
residing at 1900 Third avenue S, and
by his aged parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.
Conkey, who reside with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. G. H. Warren, at 3449 1rv-
are now in midocean. bound for Egypt
and intending to visit Mr.. Conkey
there, and will know nothing of his
death until they reach Gibraltar" His
remains ! have been inferred at KEar-
toum by friends who were with him.
He was well-known Elk and leaves a
host of friends among business and
railroad men in Minneapolis and all
over the northwest. ::