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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-12
AUCTION SALES

AUCT1oN-BY ORDER OF ]. HEDELsTRoM,
Esq, l will sell at auction Tuesday next, at
10 an sharp, the elegant and nearly new
furnishings of large Ridsewood av residence.
Also at same time the fine furnishing appoint
ments Of an eight-room Park av residence,
owner going to Europe. A large assemblage
beds. box springs and hair mattresses, six
pretty iron BEDS springs and mattresses, birds
eye maple. mahogany and oak dressers, two
fine mahogany chiffonieres, two oak chiffon
ieres, one mahogany dressing table, complete
suit of nearly new weathered oak dining
room furniture consisting Of mission style
buffet, extension tables and dining chairs, ten
Royal Wilton, Brussels and Administer rugs in
large and small sizes, Battenberg lace draper
les, heavy port1eres etc., solid mahogany rock
ers, two lady's desks weathered oak hall seat
and rockers, handsome leather library furni-
ture consisting of corner seat, cost 500, settse
six fine rockers and easy chairs, leather
couch, lockwood desk chair, mahogany parlor
table, Roman chairs, two parlor suits, lamps
bric-a-brac, centertables, fine White drophead
sewing machine, one Princess dresser, sectional
bookcase, four good bedroom suits, two fine
hall trees, mating, linoleum two couches two
steel bed couches, a handmade model ship one
fine round colonial style extension table with
pillar center and claw feet, six golden oak
box seat dining chairs, buffet, a nearly new
steel range; also one fine Dockash range with
canopy, one gas range, good White Enamel
refrigera tor, clocks, oil paintings engra wings
a Washburn mandolin, Haviland china set,
carpets, medicine cabinet, two music cabinets
folding bed, wardrobe gasolene stove wood
heater, china glass, pillows comforts, kitchen
furniture and utensils, lawn .mower, few, per-
sonal effects. two gold watches and many other
items, all without the slightest reserve Sale
will take place at the new Knickerbocker Auc
ton Rooms, II 9Th st N, opposite Masonic
Temple. In consequence Of the large number
OF lots sale will be run through without ad-
journment. Hubert Bown, auctioneer
AUCT1oN-BY ORDER OF W. J. HEDELs.
. brow, ESQ. We sell at auction. Tuesday next,
18th, at 10 am. the entire furnishings of his
large Ridgewood avenue residence. Detailed
particulars In tomorrow's paper. Hubert
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-12
PIANO BAaeA1Ns-woNnraru1 yA1u1

PIANO Plan BARGAINs-woNDERF VALUES
nual clearance sale OF all sample pianos, dis
GGSnitanued styles. shopworn and used pianos
h Luis - the great event of the year in piano
sach standard makes as Hartman, Mehlin,
iine ane Mcphal Behning, Crowd" ster,
pianos going at half price. Upright pianos,
49, $1Jo, $llo. Sis, $40, $1so, $1so. S1s5,
S1iSo, 500, $3.50, $3.50, $3.50; two Mcfhail
zoos; Two Hardman pianos, $3.50, $685.; Stein
M Nay piano, $26o; !yers & Pond piano, $3.50;
anir SnaI h, q Wendell piano, $1s6. These are
ply ply mint OF the great bargains offered at
ms SAFE: Call at once. Easy terms Of $3,
-, {o' IS, 81, So, $40 a month. Foster s
waldo, 30 9th st s, corner Nicollet av.
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STORAGE

STORAGE
THE BOYD TRANSFER & STORAGE 90. HAS
unequaled facilities for packing, moving, stor
ing and shipping household goods. Call and in
spect our new plant at 4th av and Lake ST.
the largest in the west; the finest anywhere,
embracing stables, wagon shops and freproof
storage warehouse, with every accessory and
convenience. visitors welcome. Warehouse
office, 400 e Lake st. Main office, 46. Sd st s.
XINNEAPOLIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Co. has best facilities for handling and stor.
ing household goods; expert furniture packers;
satisfaction assured cut rates to Pacific coast
and other points our specially. 122 9th ct s.
Both phones.
CUT RATES ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS TO CHI.
cago, Denver, Spokane, Pacific coast terminals
and tributary points; best Of service and low
est possible rates. Write call on the Boyd
Transfer & Storage Co.. 46 3D. st s.
CAMERON's TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Best facilities for moving and storing house.
hold goods; expert packers. Office, 200 Nicol.
let. Both phones 1908. Res. phone T. G.. 1924.
STOVES sToRED-wE CALL FOR, CLEAN
and set them up in the fall. Both tele-
phones. Great Western Stove and Repair Co.,
312 Hennepin av
FIREPRooF STORAGE. CLEAN sEPARATR
rooms. packing and shipping. -0e LIST ~ N.
NEW wAREHoUsE-FURNITU STORED
moderate rates. Inquire bakery, 18th st-3d ay 8.
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TIE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL
HORSES AND CARRIAGES

HORSES AND CARRIAGES
For Sale.
SOUTH ST. PAUL HORSE EXCHANGE.
Are you looking for horses? Then call on
and delivery hoss Aso hrse Spans o
heavy mules.
Take South st. Paul car direct to our barn.
or phone I. G. 707S
g. w. Flanagan.
FROST & co.
Largest sale and commission stables in the
city. Fresh consignments every week. Quick
sales, small profits and easy terms when de-
21s I'd Ay NJ.
FROM 800 TO 1000 HEAD OF HORSES AND
mares constantly on hand; auction every
Wednesday; private sales aaily; farm mares
8 Zimmerman. Midway Horse Market, St
LOGGING HORSES FOR SALE; 100 HEAD OF
ssecond.hand logging horses, consigned TO us
from the Stone Lumber company and must
be sold. Barrett & Zimmerman, Midway Horse
Market, st. Paul. MINI.
BLOOM & MAJERUs HAVE FROM 100 70 ls0
head Of farm mares and horses hand ut all
24s-25o I'd av n.
HARNESSES. HARNESSES, COLLARS, COL
lars Lar >. Go to the Central Market Harness Co.,
LIZ 7th st N. for new and secondhand har-
nesses Repairing done at lowest prices.
FOR sALE-7-YEAR-oLD HORSES, WEIGHT
Z,eOo; good workers; also 8 and 7-yearold
horses, good workers, weight $500; sell sepa-
rate; also harnesses. 2642 Clinton av,
FOR SALE-A VERY SPEEDY PACING MARE,
can show 2:3O gait, with harness and rubber
ing city. Address 1904. Journal.
FOR sALE-CHEAP. TWO GOOD 1,300.LB
farm or delivery mares; will take good driving
morse or one or two good cows in exchange.
Il. z. 4150 or 3OOS Pleasant av.
JUST RECEIVED FROM THE COUNTRY, CAR
load of farm and general purpose horses, which
Will be sold cheap Charles Hoffman, 445
South Wabasha St St Paul ]Ag
| LARGEST STOCK OF HARNESSES AND SAD
dies IN west. Your price. Midway Har-
ness Co., 1850 University av, st. Paul Op.
posite horse markets.
WILL EXCHANGE MY MARE, RUNARoUT,
harness, robes etc., for clear lot in good
location; must be on or above grade. Ad-
dress TAI. Journal
] WE ARE ALWAYS READY TO BUY AND PAY
cash Tor harnesses, wagons horses, etc. Bar
st. Paul. Mimi
FOUR NEW LIGHT STEEL SHOES, $1.25
cash; best material; we do horse-clipping.
Globe Shooting Co., 421 LIST av N.
JOHN HOGLUND-DEAD ANIMALS REMOVED
free; 22d av NE and stockyards road. Mime
| sofa Rendering Co. 7. c. 16346. Ee. '-E
ONE GOOD HORSE FOR SALE Or WOULD
trade horse and one good milk cow fox
delivery horse 3O39 18th av s.
NoT1CE-DEAD HORSES XEMovED. n. ".
scayenger Co., 102 LIST st N. Phone 1876 Main.
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COWS, DOGS, POULTRY
FOR sALE-oNE REGISTERED ENGLISH SET
ter brood bitch. trained, $40; one fine dog,
year old, good worker, not fully broken, SIS;
some puppies cheap. Charles Jensen, Delavan,
MINI. g.
FOR SALE, REGISTERED ENGLISH LLEWEL-
Ign puppies, weeks DID, very nicely marked;
$50 and $50 each. Address o. e. F.. Smith,
31O9 Columbus av, city. = -.-.-4--.t..'
FRESH COWS AND sPRINGERs, AYRsHIREs
Jerseys, Holsteins; good Mixers exchange or
time payments. Jersey bull for service. BOG
9th st s. |s =
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EUROPEAN TRAVEL

THE EMPRESS LINE OF THE ATLANTIC,
. Canadian Pacific railway fast Atlantic service;
largest, fastest and finest express steamers be-
tween. St. Lawrence ports and Europe; only
four days from land to land.
After April S, 1906, the company,s Nosthwes-
tern passenger Office will be located at 232
Nicollet av (Hotel Nicollet block).
Rates and information from II. e. Lidman,
Northwestern Passenger Agent. Telephone, L.
G. 79S; N. W., Main 2616.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES
Wanted.

CESH PAID FOR HORSES, HARNESSES AND
buggies; horses sold for anyone for So head
commission. Frost & Co., 218 I'd av N.
WANTED-GOOD STAKE TRUCK; MUST HAVE
capacity Of four tons. Park Avenue Transfer,
III q 14th st. NJ
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-04-04
ORANGE TRAINS.

The new schedule for orange trains
over the Southern Pacific. which went
into effect this week in which the time
between Sparks and Ogden is reduced
from forty TO thirty-four hours, has re-
suited in the utter upsetting of the plans
of the operating officials.
The fast running of these trains &C.
quires less tonnage and as a result the
operating departments ave been taxed
to their limit to supply engines. crew s.
etc. Once or twice during the present
week the new schedule has almost re-
suited in the tying up Of traffic.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-04-04
PERSONAL MENTION

John Saval of Golconda is a visitor in
Winnemucca today and is registered at
tie Lafayette.
b. ]. Lainaz is in town toiay from hl-
home in Golconda and is staying at tee
Lafayette hotel.
James Byrnes. a well known Paradise
farmer. is in town today.
C. l.. Harp and T. F. Travers, two min
ing men of DEMO, Ore. arrived in Win
nemucca last night and registered at the
Winnemucca hotel. They are from the
Ashdown district.
Jean Bayer and his sister, Creso Bayer.
arrived yesterday from France. They
started from their home with the Bro
CHEERS. but the party became separated
on the way here.
c. w. Bradshaw Of Paradise is a Wis
itor in Winnemucea today and is regis
tered at the Winnemucca hotel.
Charles w. Walker of bisbee, Ariz.
is a recent arrival at the Winnemucca
hotel.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-04-04
MAY DISPOSE OF NINE
J. T. Biegins Returns From Raao
Negotiations Are On

D. ], higgins returned this incoming
from Reno. where he has been for The
past several lays in the interest OF Iain-
ing property owned by him and Tor the
sale OF which he has been nesotsafias
for some time. The property IS situated
on Winrlemucca mountain and Mr.. BIS
gins has all along been confident rat
development would prove it to BE- of cor
siderable value.
No deal has as yet been c~onsummated
for the property but Mr.. higgins IS con-
ndent that he will be able TO dispose Of
it to advantage in the near future. when
he will again meet the prospective bua-
ers.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-04-04
NO CAR STRIKE
IN OAKLAND
LIKELY
AmicabIe Agreement Is
Reached In Conference
Between Principals

AKLAND, April 4-There VIII be no
car strike in Oakland. The matter
was practically settled after a CON
ference between the carmen and the
traction managers The story is told n
the following statement:
"A proposition looking to a settlement
of the present dispute between the OAK
land Traction Company and our organ
ization has been reached by the commit
tee and the officers of the company, the
nature of which we are not at liberty to
give out, as the laws of the union recog-
nize that it must be passed upon by the
members of the union before it can be
accepted or rejected, and therefore can
not be given out until our meeting to-
night. However, the committee is OF
the opinion that the proposition will be
accepted by the member and an honor
able settlement of the dispute reached.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-04-04
JEFFRIEs WILLING TO FIGHT.


LOS ANGELES, April Aim Jenries
has stated in am interview that he had
not voluntarily retired from the ring. but
had been forced into retirement because
there was not one in the world whom
the public gave a chance to beat him.
He also said that If the public found a
heavyweight whom it believed had a
chance with him he would come out of
retirement and defend his title if suf-
icient financial Inducements were Of
fered. In the course of the interview
Jefries spoke unhesitatingly and with
startling candor. emphasizing his re-
marks with ~forceful gestures which I'M
pressed his questioner with the idea
that he really longed for a return to the
ring. He said that he did not really fight
because of love or the game. but be-
cause it was profitable and carried with
il a certain amount of glory.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-04-04
SPENCER IS ARRANGED
Case Up Before Judge BOnnifleId
This Afternoon

Ed spencer charged with having en-
tered and robbed the room of a woman
of the half world, was arraigned Before
Judge Bonnifeld in the District Court
this afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
william Bonniield. attorney for Spen-
Ger. filed a demurrer to the Indictment
Of the grand jury which held Spencer on
a larceny charge. n argument on the
demurrer viii be heard by Judge Bonni-
field Saturday morning at 10 o'clock.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-04-04
NORTHUMBERLAND.

Miss Octavfa Brochier, who arrived in
Winnemucca from France with ner
brother a couple of days ago. was we'd
ded yesterday by Justice of the Peace
Robins to Auguste Eyraud of Kennedy
The wedding is the elimination OF an
old romance which began in France be-
fore Mr.. Eyraud came to Humboldt
county.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-04-04
THE BEST COUGH SYRUP.

$. l.. Apple. ex- Probate Judge. Ottawa
county. Kansas, writes: This is to say
that | have used Billiards. Horehound
Syrup for years. and that / DO not nes-
itate 10 recommend it as the best cough
syrup / ave ever used" 25c. soc and
SI.0o, at Eagle Drug and Jewelry Co
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-04-04
wEsT-BouNp TRAIN LATE

Late connections at Ogden are again
responsible to a serious leiay to No 8
this evening, that train being scheduled
to arrive at 10 o'clock tonight. No. E
is posted IN time and will arrive at $50.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-04-04

TABLESPOONS has something nice
for Easter for you. Close your purse
for a few days before Easter. April Is.
o6. Keep your eye on show windows
Nos. l and 2 f. ROBINS K CO.
a4-iw
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TO BUILD WASH ROOM.

An addition to the saloon of d. J.. Big
gins will be built in the near future "
Mrs. Emily Reid, the owner of the pui;s.-
ing. The addition win be devoted TO a
wash room.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-04-04

The ladies of the Ladies Aid S1ese,"
OF the M. f. church will meet ~ tie
home OF Mrs. J.. A. Lipman Tomorrow
(Thursday) Afternoon at 2:30 o'cloc't. a
full attendance is requested.
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cine u~eberraTdhuna.

@pup. Benngpader BON Bennlbls
uania lieB neulih einem Staatsbe.
aulter Narnens Smitb iageri, oaB er
i'm au fprehen tpinihe. Ils Der
MaHn Tam, empfing i'm Der ipnit
m~Drttarge @Dunerneur nit ungebeu.
rer 2iebenamiroiateit. .Sager sic
nal. lieber Smith, beeann Der
@ouuertieur nit u0luouenbem Sd.
&eln. .Sbre Bfihten eroriifen sic
mol nidt?" Smith, bon benz bel Der
Jreunbli@feit oes aeftreueen gbefs
ieoe Spur BON BefDranis eetuihen
mar. CAB neraniiet su. oaB er in Der
Eat ni&t Hagen tonne. Der @Dus
uerneur uurbe intn1er aufaer6umter.
2n&erb fuhr &c fort: .Wan fnat mir
fuanr. bnB Sic iberbaupt MIR Elm.
mai i'm Wipnat nab 6arrisbura tom,
men. rdmlih am 8abltnge." Smitb,
Der fih iebt feiner SaGe b1Qia liher
fiblte. itinmte in oas 2aden elm unb
%ertuioerte, bic 6ade babe lire Rth.
tiateit. Was aber iebt fDlgte, oas
fam ihm tuabriheinlih aar niht luitia
DOE, oera auf benz Gntlib oe8 @ous
uerlieure mar oaS molmDaenoe Cd.
6elrl nit einem W1ale rpie tueoaeb(a.
fen uno feline Stimme Hang turs uno
fGnrf, als er ia9te: ,@ihen sic,
Gerr Smitb, i& wia Sic aub nod
Der Wffibe fiberheben, oieies cine
Nfal nah 6arrisburg au tpmmen.
SD babe einer anoeren Wann far
Jbrei 8lab."
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Gin hGier Streit.

Iuf oer 2anoftraBe. einige Weileu
auBerhalb Der Stabt. entftanb smi'
iden smei Sarmerr elm b6ler STREET,
natiirlib meaen Der Shmeine une
Shafe oes ginen, Die aus benz Beia
oeplab oes Nnoern-eines 0abbarn
= niht fern Su haltet1 uaren. Sc
tam gu einem ihlimmen 8uiammen'
itoB. Der nod elm @ndipiel baben
oirfte, mas hdtte bermieoen meroen
f6nneu, bdtte Der Betreffenoe Die
gano0o Tence gebranht, UNI iein
@eb6ft absuihlieBen. Gum @ertaui
bel g b. SteueS & S0bne.
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Ser eble gfat.


Mm MittuDh abenb fann i'm Mii'
iiDnas@ artert cine 8eriamtnluna be,
6ieiigen Statipieler ftatt, nm einLei'
tenoe G1ritte fiir oa8 bier absubal.
tenbe Stat TDurt1ier su tur. sc.
Gnnfhte erDfinete bic geriammtung.
inoem &c ben 8med oerielben erIdu'
terte unh ertldrte. baB Die San Mn'
tDniuer auf benz Sfats2 ourrier in
8renbat1 ben nGhften 8orort iibers
rlabn1er.
Mnn ihritt bierauf aur perniarerts
ten Organization unb erp6blte bic
~fulgenoen Bear1ten: 8rdfioent. Sen.
ming Brubn; eriter Wice' Br6iioent,
@eOra &Drner; sneiter BicesB r6fi.
bent, 81. 6anidte; S1abmeifter,
Saul Meeri6eiot; Sefretdr, S. 6up'
perb.
Der HDriibenoe miro in ben nGm.
ften Taaen Die folgenoen 3Dmite'a
ernennen; Tinn15 unh Breiie, 6aue,
@mpfan9, unterbaltung.
@a uuroe beimleNen, oaS Tpurnier
p6brerio Der M~usftellunQ uno suar
an, eriten Sonntag i'm Nppember =
aliD am 4. - a~bsuba[ten. Terner
uuroe beftimr,t. baB Die bieiigen
Sfatipieler, bic atm EDurnier tetIneb.
men. So, bic austudrtigen ST. ein'
aablen.
Vim Sonntag nahmittag 3 ubr
finoet auf all9emeiner @unih Elm
Stat : Epurnier i'm Sanle bes Mif.
ii0nS'@ artens ftatt. ur1 bic Sfatbrii=
oer ber Staot unb umeeaeno einan.
Der u6her gu brinaen.
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unter Den assottatern

Der lebenben Nenihbeit nimntt Or. Sils.
bee cine electromagnetic Stenung elm.
8ieieIE aulenbe, pelbe ourb be nnab.
ldIfigen 6am0rrbuiben : Sbmeraen ibun
Biz an bic @ren5e bes Babnfinns aetrie.
ben tpprben tparen, fnb beute eebeilt unb
erfreuen iib better 9eiunbbeit. Die ruol.
tdtige Mrsnei, peldbe in alien Ienen ber.
apeifelten Sanen anein nod 6etlune
bradte, tuar aber eben Dr. Stlsbee's Una.
Tells - aus ben beiten Rebifamenten Der.
geftelte tueife Stubl5dpfhen, ueldbe an
benz Stb bes 2ei6ens in ben &6rper elm.
aefihrt nerben. Broben fret nerian6i
BON P. Neustaedter & Co., Box 2416,
New York.
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ser 9ebens 0ffhen.

IS 1T betanr,t. oaB Der @DriQa bic
ftdrfiten 2unaen bat. Starfe 2uns
gen beoeuten ftarte Gpnititutiorl.
9altet Die Ntbmunas 6raane auFs
reht. Wie 9auienoe bat oieS audi
Wers. OrnN. STEPHENS. Sort
Wiliams. o.. erfanrt. Sic lbreibt:
rDrei Staiben BON Or. Sings Neue
Embedding beilter meiner smeiidbris
gen 6uuiten uro oas, mas meme
Sreunoe Sbminoiubt rannten. 9as
Wtittel lit grDB fir 0alss uno 2uns
genleioen. 8arantiert. Blu haben
bel IoDlpb DreiB uno S. 3alteper
& SDbn. Breis SOC uno 81. Brus
beflQ5Gen fret.
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Weo. Wattorg.

Cine beimiibe Snbuftrie, bic fid
iiberaq i'm Staate, beionoers aber in
unierer Wahbarrepublit hDben Nn.
iebens erfreut uno nit MuftrGoen
iiberiGittet miro, 1T bic &iferei BON
@eDra Wanorb. 8elonbers ia.
ben feline "non-shrinkable tanks
arDBen Nntlana aefunben, benn bic.
ielben iino in unierem nehielpDuen
&linta pDn bDbem @erte. 6err
Wfanorp bat cine iebr auseeoebnte
&unoihaft in Merito unb Dor eini,
gen 9agen erft erbielt er einen Nufs
trag BON Der gbanite SactDrp in Der
6auptitaot fir mebrere garlaoungerl
8Ottihe. Inter atpanaig Oferter
mar iein NngebDt oas nieoriefte. Ct
lit alio audi i'm Stanoe ieoe &untur.
rena aufSunebmen. mas Nreiie u n b
2eiftungsfdbiateit anbetrift.
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9

Die 8Drunteriudungen in Dem
Br0aeB ae9en Wilbelm Drummer,
Der angetlaat it,. am l. September
ben iungen Nueult Shparalule ers
ihDiien FL babeii, baben mabreuo
Der lebten Gage in Geeuin ftattqez
funoen. @s muroen pie(e 3eugen
perhDrt uno &idter 8ieaenbalS ent'
ibieo ihlieBlib. oaB Dem Gn9eflag'
ten bas &ebt, 8Irai6aft gu ltelen,
81 %nermeiaern let.
SIN meitli9en 3eile BON Oeaf
Smith COUNTY min man reibe 3ints
Eager entoedt baben.
- Sn ben nerIhiebeneu StaatSz
sunthduiern uno Strdflingslaeerrt
befanoen iih am l. September 1864
@efangene.
- Sn San 8anot County baber,
Die BrDbibittDniften mieoer nit elmer
arDBen WaiDritat gelteat. Set suei
Sabren lift bort bereits oas 2ncalsS ps
tiDns@eieb in &raft.
Sn St. 8urtb bat ii@ Elm iuns
ger Wanr Nar1ens Claude Breiton.
Der Sobn elmer Srau u. st. S@utb
nit GarbDlidure pergiftet. ST nabm
oas Gift in 8eaennart ieiner Wutz
ter. 8as i'm in ben COB aetriebeu.
meiB man ntht.
SRI. 8eulab 0uooins, bas
iunge Wtaohen, Die uor Ginger Belt
BON benz Sheriff 9inoiooie in eis
mem st. 8urtber StraBenbabnna'
gen nerlehentlih geihpHen murbe,
bot ben Sheriff uno bic Babnaeieuz
ihaft auf $40. 900 SbaoeneriaB per'
tlagt. Dtnpiobie bate auf einen
Neger aefb0iien. Der niht aufitehen
uDDte, un, elmer Dame leinen SIP
gu iiberlahen.
= Mus 9alIas miro 9erneloet, SaB
Die Brohibitiuniiten bort init groBem
Offer arbeiten uno baB iie Der Tome
menoen 2ucal Option 5 @abl pDl
6Dffnung ent9e9enfeben. Dallas
miroe Die erfte arDBe Staot oes
States fein, tpelde ben 8robibitiDe
rtiften 5ufiele. Die Gnti's i0uten ibr
MeuBerites berIuhen, I'M einen Siee
Der BrD's gu perbinoern, Der in iets
men Tulger unberebenbar iein pIrs
be. Gin @leibes gilt audi BON St.
WDrtb, mo- ebenfaQs cine 2Dcal'Sps
iDnsIbitimmuna benoritebt.
- Aus @Dliab miro aeihrteben,
Der &egen iet bort INNER CUR rehten
Belt getDmu1er, u,o es ieten bic be-
ften Gusiihten auf einen rTopcrop"
nDrbanben.
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in9ton alias SDnes, ben mar, in @acu
feftaen0mmen bat, bat eingeftanoen.
oaB er es gemeien lift. Der ben Sblahs
fer Watbias Blud erihlaeer Fat. gr
bat smei meiBe W6nner als feline
Witibulbigen beaeid]net u,o bebaup=
tet, oieielben bitten i'm az ber Sat
ueranlaBt, er babe oanrl nit linen
AUDI Die 8eute 9eteilt. Die 8ean1ter,
itno aber Der Nnitbt. baB er Die Sat
ALIEN begangen Cat. gr aei9te ibs
men ben Blab, mD er $3.50 BON ben,
geraubten @elbe perftedt batte unb
iaate, oas Wnbere bdtter feline GEL
fershelfer betommen. Snamii@er1
Cat man aber nod ueitere $25 gee
funoen uno man bofft audi nod oas
uebrige gu finoen. Ser @eger itano
in ienften oes grmoroeten. Wtan
bat i'm ieiner Siherbeit ueaer nab
Dallas 9ebraht.