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Real Estate Transfers.

f. r. Preston and wife to Frank
L. Collins, sw, 21-48-6, $1100.
c.. @. Hirchy and wife to Harry
S. Kopplin. sw, 23-48-9, ST.
John Ell. Burch ct al to E. Ell.
Bauch, lots in Vaughn & Austrians
Add Washburn, $4l50.
VIM. Alskog aud wife to Martin
Johnson, lot Is and n of lot II,
block 1913, Bayfield,, $3.50.
Willis H. Gilbert and wife to A.
J. Mussell. Und. J, n ] ne, 20-51-4,
ST.
United States to Florence E.
Gibson, NV, 1859.
United States to John Gibson, ne.
1-45 g..
United States to Ma bel E. Gibson
e J sw, W J Sc, 36-46-9.
r. A. Steckbauer and wife to
Edward Hunter, lot 16 block 2 Iron
River, and other land, 5000.
Thomas Bardon and wife to A. J.
Mussell, Und. J II ] ne, 20 51-4, ST..
Martha E. Chape and husband, to
Red Cliff Lumber Co. Sc NV, sw ne,
n J sw, IS sos, $500.
Lewis c. Wilmarth and wife to
Sumner w. Tanner, n ne, 36-46-5,
$500.
North Wisconsin Lumber Co to
American immigration Co., about
"a, 600 acres of lands iG Bayfield,
County. $50, 1896.
Nebagamon Lumber Co. Am. I'M
migration Co. 476 acres in township
46 & 47-9, $l43O.
Mississippi River Logging co. to
Am. Immigration Co. 270 acres of
land in township 43, ranges Sc and
Z, $811.
Laird Norton Co to Am. Immigra-
tion Co, ST. acres in town ship 40.
$1715.
Chippewa Lumber & Boom Co to
Am. Immigration Co. 424 acres in
Sec. 34-43-6, $1272.
Laird Norton Co to Am. Imlngra-
ton CO, Sc Sc, Sec. 5. J ne, 17-43.5
$3.50. t<:'
G.. Lamb aad Sons to Am. Immi-
grafton Co about 1900 acres in town.
ship 45-8, 81.
Potlatch Timber Co to Willow
River Co lands in township 1875,
$17 1896.
Emma 6. MCPHERSON and husband
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J. B. Toutloff Now Faces a
Charge of Murder.-Evi-
dence Being Gathered

Dell Reele who was shot
in the face by J. B. Toutloff
in the ST. James Hotel at
Bayfield, a few days ago, and
which was reported in the
TINES last week, died at St.
Joseph's Hospital, Ashland
ON Tuesday morning. Coro-
ner Ell. G.. Mertens of this
city, District Attorney Nor
ris and DR.. J. W. Tarter of
Iron River conducted a post
mortem examination We'd
nesday afternoon.
J. B. Toutloff who is in
Jail awaiting examination on
a charge of assault with in
tent to commit great bodily
harm, Will now be charged
with murder. His examina-
ton was held before judge
Bailey at Bayfield, this morn
ing. The evidence tends to
show that the shooting was
not accidental. The officers
are in possession of a sworn
statement by the victim, and
this will be presented to re
flute the statement of friends
of Toutloff that the shoouin g
was accidental
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M. E. Church Notes.

Christmas services will occupy
the day at the Methodist Church
next Sunday. The morning service
will consist of a sermon on 1.-THE
Name Jesus" and special music.
At the evening service a program
will be given by the Sunday School.
The main feature of this program
will be the recital of the words OF
Handel's "Missiah" by Miss Nav
Smith, Mrs. Blanche Jones, Mr..
Chas. McIlraith and Mr.. Joseph
McIlree taking the solo parts and
the school the chorouses. This will
be supplemented by vocal solos,
anartettes and chorlses, making q
program unique, elevating and N
harmony wiqh the true spirit of the
Christmas time. All who can at
', tend will be made welcome.
On Wednesday evening Dec. 10Th,
at 1880 o'clock, a tree and "treat
! with a short program will be given
the members of the school, their
parents and friends.
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Will be SeversOa Undersheriff for
Commina Term.
Alfred Il. Severson Will be
Turnkey and Deputy Sher-
if, Both Young Men.

Sheriff elect A. B. Severson
has just announced the names of
his assistants for the term be-
ginning one week from next
Monday, January 9TH. His
right hand man will be Andrew
L. Johnson the present turnkey
who has served under sheriff
Conlin over year. Mr.. John
son has made splendid record
as an official and has been advan-.
ced to the higher Office on his
record as clean, conscientious
officer. The new Turnkey will
be Alfred T. Severson. son of
Sheriff Severson who is a young
man we'll fitted for the position.
Friends of young Severson have
repeatedly urged his appoint.
ment. first for the reason that he
had been in a large measure re-
sponsible for his fathers nomi-
nation and subsequent election,
and second that he was we'll
qualified for the position. Both
Johnson and Severson are young
men and the citizens of Bayfield,
County have every reason to be-
lieve that the duties of this i'm
portant Office will be handled
with care and ability. Sheriff
Severson will enter upon the
discharge of his duties with no
strings tied to him. AS he ex-
pressed himself to a representa-
tive of the TIMES, 81 am under
no obligation to anyone, [ shall
enforce the law as [ find it, and
no law breaker need look to me.
for aid or favor
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C. 0. F. Officers

The following officers wece elected
at meeting of the Catholic Order
of Foresters held last Thursday
evening:
Chief Ranger-Joe AIRS eneau
Vice Ranger-Tobe Coffee
Financial Secretary-Geo Posey
Recording Sew. J. Dolan
Past Chief Ranger Thibedeau
Treasurer-.Napoleon Fortier
CondnctOrs-JOhn Burk
Joe BOurassa
Delegate-Joe Arseneau
Alternate-John Walsh
( WANTED:-Giri for general
homework. Good wages to comre-
taht uir1 Tnnuiro Of Mrs n U
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viii be at Hotel Washburn on We'd
nesday, January I'd, one day only
Dr.. BRAUN, Specialist
In diseases of Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat. GLASSES tttteo.
norwegian Lutheran Church.

There will be divine services Sun
day. December 231, at 1920 a. m.
and 7.3O p. m. Holy communion
and sermon by the Rev. Louis S.
Warwick in the morning. Mr.. r. K.
Syrdahl, theological student from
the United church seminary, will
preach in the evening. Christmas
service with sermon by the pastor
christmas morning at 10 80. Christ
mas tree with appropriate program
Thursday evening, Dec. p at 7.3o.
All are welcome to attend any or
all of these meetings.
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Dry hardwood for sale by Raarup
Brother.
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Should Ship Goods EARLY.

All who desire to ship Christ :
mas goods by American Express
should do so early. There is
sure to be great rush just be-
fore the holidays, and delays are
sure to occur. The American
Express Agent here has labels
to put on packages. which read
do not open until Christmas. !"
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Many Large Companies Transfer
Their Holdings
Almost $4,000 Acres of Land
Decided to the American
immigration Go.

One of the largest land deals
in the northern part of the
state has been made a part of
the public record. Deeds
conveying nearly so, 900 acres
of Bayfield, County land was
yesterday received in the Of
flee of the Register of Deeds.
ALI deeds run to the Ameri-
can immigration Go. which is
a sort of holding company
and the consideration named
will be over 100000. About
a year ago nearly all the lar
ger lumber companies and
land companies formed the
American immigration Co.
for the purpose of placing
their lands on the market
with a view to cOlOnizing
them. The transfer of these
lands has now been almost
completed, and the new com
pany, which is one Of the lar
gest land concerns in the
United States will begin the
process of selling and settling
their lands. The value of
the work done by this compa-
ny cannot be estimated. 1t
will place upon the market
enormous tracts of land for
settlement. The company
will build roads where need
ed, and where the towns can
not afford to. Settlers will
be assisted in the building of
their homes and in clearing
their land, so that the devel-
opment will add wealth and
population to this county.
The companies that have now
made a transfer Of their lands
are as follows: North Wiscon-
sin Lbr. Co., 4,23O acres,
consideration $72 $3.50; Mis-
sissippi River Logging Co.,
27O acres consideration $8l1.
35; Nebagamon Lbr. Co., 467
acres consideration S143O.13;
G. Lamb & Sons Co., 1900
acres consideration not given
Laird Norton Go. 12O acres,
consideration $3.50. Manv
other smaller companies have
transferred their lands to
this company.
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Floods the body with warm, glow
ing vitality, makes the nerves
strong, quickens circulation, re-
stores natural vigor, makes you feel
like one born again. HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea. 30 cents.
Fox Bros. Pharmacy,
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Collecting Taxes

The tax roll of the town of
ashburn is now in the hands of
Treasurer Rockstad and he has
begun the collection of taxes.
The rate this year 2.39 per cent.
This is little higher than it was
a wear ago the rate then being
2.o8 per cent. Both the city and
town Treasures are now buSlly
engaged in collecting the taxes,
Dry hardwood for sale by Raarup
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INTERESTING Story OF the Catastro-
ply.
The Boat is now Safe in the
Harbor at Bayfield,. Man.
istique is Safe

the most disastrous wrecks in
the history of navigation on the
Great Lakes has turned out to be
more of at interesting story.
The loss of life which was at first
reported has developed into a
history of heroism and gallan t
service. The steamer Robert
Ireland which was reported on
the reef at Gull Island was re-
leased and brought to Bayfit Id
early last week. On Friday af-
ternoon about four o'clock the
steamer started for Duluth in
tow Of the large tug Manistque.
The tug Crosby of Ashland trail
ing behind. About ZOO o'clock
the same evening the boats pass
ed Sand Island, but when about
two miles off Sand Island it was
decided to turn around and run
for the shelter Of the Islands as
the seas were very high. In
turning around the tow line
parted and caught in the wheel
disabling the big boat. The tug
Manistique kept on going and
subsequently was reported lost.
1t developed however that she
arrived safely at Port Arthur af-
ter terrific fight with the sea.
The Steamer Ireland is again
safely in the harbor at Bayfield,.
The story of the gallant work Of
Captain Cornwall of the tug
Crosby was told to a represen-
tative of the Ashland Press as
follows:
"We had only one anchor on
the Ireland, and we threw it. We
blew distress signals, but the
Manistque disappeared. Sud
denly the little tug Crosby shot
up alongside the Ireland. Some
of US had forgotten that the
Crosby was along, and were de-
pending upon the Manistque.
Well the Ireland was still rolling
violently, and everything loose
on deck went overheard, includ.
ing the air compressor, which
was at work, keeping US from
sinking. The CROSBY shot along
under us. and it seemed to me,
that we would sink it. Captain
Corn wall yelled something to US
through the megaphone, and a
seaman jumped. He landed on
the rail of tie Crosby, tried to
straighten up, almost got his
balance, and fell back into the
seas. 1t was Watchman Andy
Dillon of Marquette. His body
lies in ten fathoms of water,
north of Sand island. He was a
likely lad. and his death before
our eyes shocked Us greatly.
'"The Crosby shot past US, and
took circle around the Ireland.
Sometimes she was buried in the
big black waves, and sometimes
she rode on the crest of the seas.
She got under our lee again, and
Oiler Shoreman, and Wheelman
VIM. Zim norman jumped for it.
Shoreman landed on the rail and
broke his leg and cut his wrist,
and Zimmerman struck his head.
and fell on the deck or the eros.
by unconscious. Again the
Crosby disappeared and return
ed again, bobbing like cork on
the seas and one after another of
US watched our chances and
jumped, alighting more or less
injured on the tug. It was not
until the last man was saved,
that the Crosby headed into the
seas and we made for the chan
mel west of Sand Island. Every
sea washed over US. and in no
time, we were covered with ice,
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been going to show up, it would
have been Immediately after the
disaster to the ireland, when it's
services we're so badly needed
in saving the crew of the Ireland
Every man of us owes his life to
gallant Allan Cornwall and mis-
brave crew of theE. G.. Crosby. :"
Captain Minskey, of the Ire.
land, talked with the Press ove
the long distance phone this fore
noon from Bayfield,. Captain
Minskey made arrangements to
have the two badly injured sea-
men brought to Ashland this af.
ternoon, accompanied by a doc.
tor. They Will be placed in the
hospital. Captain Minskey says
that repairs have been made on
the Crosby this forenoon, and he
expected to leave with it. for
Sand island about noon. When
asked if the Crosby wonld dar e
venture out, Captain Minskey
said that he would take no chan
ces, and would go out no further
than is safe. The mate of the
Ireland first appraised the Press
of the wreck, at two o'clock this
morning from Bayfield,. Fl
stated that the officers would
not have deserted the Ireland,
had they believed that it would
live out the night.
The Manistque is very large
tug, larger than the Vigilant, of
Ashland. 1t is a large tug and a
staunch one, and it is the per
sonal opinion Of the Press that
it will show up safe and sound,
with the thirty-one souls on
BOARD. Just what happened to
the Manistque when the tow line
broke, is not known. Something
certainly happened Or it would
have answered the distress sig
nails Of the Ireland. Some ma
rine men believe the Manistqu
broke in two, caused by the
heavy strain, which would ac-
count for it's sudden disappear
ance. Others believe, that some
thing went wrong with it's
machinery and that at the worst
it simply drifted north all mig BIT,
and will be picked up somewhere
along the north shore. Others
believe hat it rounded to, and
was sheltered amoung the islands
until daylight. A dispatch from
Duluth says that the tug Inman
left Duluth last night or early
this morning for the islands.
The tug E. G. Maxwell. which
with the scow Enterprise, has
been picking up coal at Gull IS
land, passed Bayfield, this morn
ing bound for Duluth, and it is
possible that it may join the
Crosby and the Inman in the
search.
The gallant action Of Captain
Cornwall, is the talk of the res
cued men. They say he took
his life in his hands when he
bucked the seas and ran along
side the pitching Ireland and
took off the eighteen men. Cap
tain Cornwall is wei! known at
Ashland. He has been mas ter
of the tug Crosby at this port
for the past two years, and his
fireman. Mr.. Ditzel, is also we'll
known here. Captain Cornwall
is modest kind of fellow, but
lake seamen say that he is just
the kid Of man that they would
expect to hear of doing what was
done last night.
n n TT nee.
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geras.

- Nm Sanitus, ben %. Ott.,
Fano i'm @ib0lo 8oueb ga>ino Di'
rettOren. @ahl itatt. @rpdblt uurs
ben S. &eal. Otto Ropplin, Aug.
S. Bfeil. $. Soldier. 8. 8arafelo,
Sultan Stopper, Oscar Steal, Robt.
Oieb uno &ubs. u. Stopper. Daa
Direftorium ermdblte oann unter iid
folaenoe Beamte: Brdi. s. Steal,
Gice. Brdiioent. Otto 3opplin, Set.
retdr. Robert u. Stapper; SHas=
meiiter. Souls Borgfelo; Oefonom.
Iua. s. Bfeil; 8iblloibetar. Sultan
Stopper; 5inan5 > 3omite. Dams
Stapper. Trtoo Steal, 8. Rupplin;
Bau. 8omite. $. 6haefer, Souls
Ropplin, Saul @aIratb.
NoDlph @olomaurt in Nuitin
muroe BON Rubt. s. gurtiB aeihois
len uno fhmer nermuuoet.
YIN Sonntaa morgert spiiden
3 uno 4 brannte bic ioaenannte 81.
bolo 8aQen ShuBen : Saae total
nteoer.
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3ige mad Dem Nusaeaanssplate.

40
Die nab Dem Nusfteaunasplab
laufenoen 8lqe Der Nranias Bab
Babn fabren tdalih mdhreno oer Nuss
itenuna suerft UNI 9 ubr muraens
BON Der Staot nb uno bann ale
aDan5i9 Wluuten biz s ubr 20 Win.
%abenos; pom oa an ale orelBtg Wtis
nutea bic 9 ubr so Win. uno Damn
mIeoer aae ananstg Winuten bis 10
ubr so Win. obeno8.
Bom Nusfteuungsplab fabren lie
suerft I'm 9 uhr 10 Winuten NOR.
gems ob; Damn ale 3uanatg Winuten
bis 8. 30 Win. abenos; oann ale
oreiBig Wliuuten bts 10 ubr uno bann
mleoer ale smanaig Wtinuten biz IL
ubr abenos.
Nm san Nntunip Gag uerldBt Der
erffe Bug moreens UNI 9 uhr bic
Staot. oann nae auansia Winuten
biz II ubr mittags uno BON oa an
ale Is Winuten bis 10 uhc so Wtn.
abenos. Bon benz Gusfteuungsplab
fdbrt Der erite 8ug am San Nntonio
9ag UNI 9 ubr 10 Win. mpreens ab,
Damn ale awanaig Wiinuter bis IL
ubr 81 U1tn. mittngs uno BON IL ubr
10 Wtin. mittaas biz Ii ubr abenoa
ale Is Minuten.
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Mn bic Wldmbiaer.
aOuiursmaife bon sam Maoerid.

Gm 10. DECEMBER 1906 lueroe ih
cine Giuioenoe BON 5 Brpsent out
nue nuerfannten NniprGhe perteiIen.
Mn Dem genannten ToQe uiro Der
volt on Jeoen, Der iplbe Nnlprihe
erbebt uno oefien NoreHe ida biz oa.
gin babe, Elm @bed Qelanbt ruerben.
SIN G0lge ungenigenoer Office
@&nmtihfeiter tam ih Der orUBen
Sabl uon @ldubigern niGt peri6nlit
IN rletner Office oaS Betreffenbe
nlsaoblen, oesbnlb bite if, mid Der
yufttarte au benahrihtigen. an mel.
DE Noreife Der gbe6 per Beft ae-
lanot uernen ioq unb, tpenn mDa.
lidb, mir aud Die Nunmer oes GIN.
tprnm8 (claim) mit5uteilen. Sebem
&bed rir0 cine Quittuna iiber Die Di.
oloenoe beiliegen. oieie Quittuna bari
nicnt pom benz @hed fortoenummen,
iuuoern tliuB BON benz @ldubiQer mn.
ter5eidnet uuo nit benz ghed ur6len.
tiert tueroen, ba lie einsn 9eil beiIe[.
Den tiloet. JnooGements auf ben
uripriingli6 eineereidten GnSprdden
ftuo rift n1tia.
Reagan 60njtpn,
Waienpermnlter.
a0reiie: Gan Nntonip, geras,
8tsse's 5 Gents DaunnnsGieorre
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"5air''=

.Serbei our Gairi" Der Rnf eridlafIt
Qno cling audi niht nerloren,
Gr Tnoet bier au Gonoe balo
uno iiher mia'ge Sbren.
BUR Staot Der alien ALAMO
ST leltbt Der @ea gefun6en,
Gin Seoer oentt babel an irob
uno ih1n neriebte Stunoen.
Cb SanaerfeH, Db stat. gournier,
Sb 6air, Oh Blumenfefe,
gu ieber Belt neriammeln bier
Sid germ bic lieben @afte.
Sies 1T Die Staot, mo's Mudertum
Hod1 ME ben Sieg errungen,
80 5u Der Sreibeit BreiS unb &uhm
Rod tets bas 4teb e~rtlungen.
Bie herrlih ftrahlt fie. ielbft our Nadt,
Wenn tauIeno 9idbter bremen,
Mau mDbte fat bic Ib6ne 8raht
Gin JeenmdrGben nennen
unb in ben tueiten 6anen brdnat
Die Menge Iib in Sdanren,
Bepunoerno mondbes Nuge hGnat
An ausgeitenten Baren.
Nuh fuas uns beat in 5lur mno Selb
9es 9eraslanoes @auen,
Sas 1T bier Qnes ausgeitent,
uno berrlib an5uihauen.
Doh Seb'n nnabt burftig, tuie betannt.
Darum niht lan9e Saubern,
Nehmt nur bos Biergtas raid 3ur 5an6,
Man fam aud babel plauoern.
Sas 2une gtar Bier. Der e6le Grant,
SIT Gan Mnt0nio's @abe.
unb tuer es trrnft, Der iaget Dant,
So f6ftlih 1T bic gabe.
gs lit bas Bette in Der 8elt,
Die ib6nite auer @aben.
Bas ibeert uns Gut, mas ibeert uns Gelo,
Benn mir nur ,,&Due Sfars. haben.
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@etabr Dor Der glase.

@s beitebt eroBe @etabr Dor Der
Blaae BON 9uiten uno grtaltuneen.
es lei oenn Sbr nehmt Or. Sings
0ene Gntoedune fnr Shuinoiutt.
0nlten uno @%rtaltune. Mrs. SEQ
8aus, 'Eoreit @itn. Ule., ifreibt:
STE 1T cine Boltat fir 2eute in einem
8llma, tpo oieie a~rantbeiten uortom.
men. 6eilt ihueH. Nttbma. lduute
9unaer, 6eufieber. so @ts. uno ST..
8aranttert. gu bnben BET &. aaltaner
q Sohn. Geo. z. s. Shmiot, @iaeus
tuner. nno aoOlpb DrelB. 8rObe'
flaide fret.
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@efuhl i'm 4opfe. Damn perfiel er
in einen tooesdbn(ihen Sblaf aus
meldem er bis beute niht ertpadt
lit. Seine Grnabrung erfolate rpGh'
reno Der aansen iehs Monate nuf
fiinitlihem Weae. bod bat er merit
miiroiger Belie nur menie an RDr'
peraenibt uerl0ren. Gor Surgeon
muroe er nah benz 8ronfenhau6 ge'
ibafft, no cine Sbdoeltrepanieruna
an tpm norgenommen meroen ioa.
benin e8 miro uermutet, oaB iib IN
S0lge ieines Gturaes Elm Blutelun1'
pen in leinem @ebirn eebiloet bat uno
einen Druid auf oleIes ausiibt.
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Cine fnnae Mutter init 10.

Weine Mutter lit nit ibren 70 Sab
rem Jung gemadt muroen. 8manaia
Sabre lit lie on unueroaulihteit, als
lie oDr iebs Wonaten electric Bitters
nabm. bas lte beilte. idreibt Wirs.
Us. 8. @ilpatrid. 9anfprth. Die
8rinet Waaen. 2eber uno 0ierert in
Or6nuna. 8reis so gts. @arans
tiert. gu baben bel S. 3alteper &
5ohn, 8eD. S. &. 5hmiot. @taen'
timer. uno Mo0lpb DreiH.
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@twas 0enes fir Sun Nntonio.


San Nntoniu tam lih iebt rub.
men. cine "Cut Rate" Gpotbeie
su baben, S. 8feiffer's 90.
Century Bbarmacp. an Der Beits
Commerce StraBe $50. LA, Der
@de Der 0anarrO. Dies lift Die erfte
Cut Rate Npntbete i'm Staate
9eraS uno bort miro aues, mas in
Ole &potbefer Branbe ibldgt, All
herab9eiebten Breiier uertauft. Sn
ieoer arDBen Staot oes Weroens be.
fiuoeu iid iolhe Npptbeten. uno
9eute, bic uiel reiien. munoerten iit
oft oarIber, marum bort bic Waren
10 oiel blIiger nertauft miiroen als
bier. DaS bat iiddnun aQes aedn.
bert; bic Breiie uon s. BfeiHer's
~. Century Bbarmacp meroen eben
10 niesri9 iein mie in iraeno elmer
0erartiQen NpOthpfe.
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Gtue 9ebems antaabe

mahte Der betannte N,st Or. Gilsbee
oaraus. Elm iiheres 5eilmittel fur 5dmor.
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cine unfeblbare Bafe 9eaen bieien enties.
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tbeten. ODD iberseuat guh erit umiont
onrh etne Brobe. tpelfe P. Neustaedter
& Co. Box 24l6. New York, t~otenfrer
auienhen.
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Geiue Stampeoe utehr.

Set Sabren, iaat Der Sarmer uno
Biebsiihter Serru Waters. bat mir
mein Uieb piel 2rubel peruriatt, oa
es iebr hdufa ourd Den Stahelorabt
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uno eS maft mir f0rtnllh Yergnii.
gen, suSuieben. ME oas Sieb aussu,
brehen ueriubt. pbne oaB es thin aes
linaen mill. Sd babe notirlit cine
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uno bette Ware. Wabt Cure 8e.
lteluugen.
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Ticket.

Republikanisches Ticket.
Senator "a. i~enatoriener 9ifritt:
SultuS Heal.
&epraientant 90. aeoislatur:
s. 6. @Igin.
Sifrift. Antuait:
Sames &alen.
Eifritt. glert:
Us. y. Oaoen.
County gIert:
8illinm B6rner.
Sheriff:
W. W. Sibgeralo.
gountn Sbasmeifer:
Sacub 8laus.
County, ermefier:
Wtllinm 6 ampbe(f.
Ipdutes unb Bieh' Snipeftor:
So. o. Bagner.
Superintendent Der goxnts.s HuI,n:
Mrs. gra @altpn GtaaaB.
Oeffentlider @daer:
IS. =. Oebaum.
County .aDmmifdre
Brecinft l - Hnoulpb Dppern1aut,.
q Samuel @ogers.
3-T. 6. @lase.
d @eorge $. Benna6.
Grieoensribter:
Brecintt /. STEELE 1-Walter Scott.
l. 2-g. 3. Comm.
&unftobler:
Breeintt l. 9atban unoeruuuo.
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Gin idIimm serbranmres masaen.

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auBer Sefahr, menn Budlen's Nr.
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q Sobn, Seq. s. E. Shmiot, Gl.
gent, uno Nooluh GreiB.