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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-21
Milk. Water or Local Infection

Washington, like Pittsburg, drinks river water, and 1t Is afflicted with typhoid fever every year. Sc is Pitts burg. The Potomac water used in Washington is taken at point about fifteen miles above the city, and the best of storage, sedimentation and filtration has been recently applied to 1t. These approved methods have not, however, diminished the huber of ty- phold cases.
 The experts of the marine hospital service have recently reported the re- suits of their Investigations, and they are at a loss to say what the chief cause of typhoid infection In Washing ton is. The case against the water supply is no better proven than the case against the milk supply, and nei- ther is conclusive.
 Tt seems possible" says the Wash ington Herald, that where typhoid has been prevalent for long series of years, as in Washington, there must be a serious local infection quite out side tn food and water supply. We must try to prevent the infection of our environment the experts say, by destroying the infection as 1t leaves the body: and when that is not done every home where there has been a case of typhoid becomes center of infection. Thus the personal habits of the people become an important factor in the dissemination of disease, and prevention concern of the indi- vidual as well as of the local authori- ties"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-21
PURE MOONSHINE.
From the Boston Post.

From the Boston Post.
 mountaineer of one of the back coun- ties of North Carolina was arraigned with several others for Illicit distilling. "Defendant," asked the court, what Is your name?"
 .Joshua," was the reply.
 Are you the man wo made the sun stand still?"
 ''No, sir. am the man who made the moonshlne"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-21

The new Emperor" of Korea is the crown prince, Prince Pak-Yun-Ho, who Is pro-Japanese. He has horse sense. The ex-Emperor is 56 years old, and he, too, is sensible, for he has accepted abdication as the lesser of two evils,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-21
REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR.

From the New York Press.
 When a girl won't nirt with a man It's a sign he's her brother.
 You could keep men away from the race track If you called it a Sunday school.
 A nice thing to a boy about school is playing truant from 1t to go swimming
 The average man Is never as big fool as he would be if he had more chances to be.
 A comfortable thing about being rich Is you only get fined when you ought to be put in 1ail.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-21
IN HOTEL LOBBIES
Coal Production.

"Alabama's coal production last year was about 18,OOo,OoO tons. but this year the output will go considerably above those figures" said an operator. ''Very large development is in progress and the ca pacity of many mines is being increa sed. The Pratt Consolidated, the Birmingham Iron company and other concerns are pushing ahead rapidly.
 '"rhe coal output in Alabama this year will probably exceed 100000 tons, and in 1908 1t should reach 2O,O0o.0 GOO. A little more than half the coal produced in Alabama in 1908 was mined in Jefferson county"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-21
MakInu Plate Glass.

Making of plate glass is a most inter- esting sight" said a man who sells it.
 q was at the factory few days ago and saw them shape tho curved glass much of which is used now. The plate Ia nut into an oven over a core and heated until 1t bends to the exact shape re- qured.
 "Yes, plate glass Is coming more and more into use as the merchants see the need of handsome fronts to attract in display windows to show their goods ad- vantageously."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-21

When Steve Elkins' dark horse, Georgie Cortelyou, is accepted by the repubhcan1, Marse Henry's dark horse, Governor Johnson, will get the demo- cratic nomination.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-21
The Epes Cement Proposition.

''Wie have had to abandon our plans for the construction of the cement plant at Fps Station," said party interested
 '"The s5OOOOO capital was subscribed once but owing to some differences as to control the northern parties with drew. The promoters own 800 acres or the finest of cement producing rocK ana we will yet put up plant.
 .'The exemption of cement plants from taxation for ten years will be of great aid to our enterprise and 1t will induce others to embark fin this field for man. ufacturing. It takes large capital to op- crate a plant,-s5Oo,OOO to s1,ooo,0oo."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-21

North Carolina has small respect for a federal injunction, and a conflict between the state courts and the fed oral court over l. passenger rate law impends.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-21
Who Inspected the MIne?

Col. s. W. John, when asked yesterday what he thought of MT. Fairley's letter published in Friday mornings Age-Her- aid, said that MT. Fairley and the public ought to know who last inspected the Palos mine. Said he, T don't mean the outside of the mine, but who inspected the inside"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-21
SEND A CHECK, UNCLE SAM.

From the Brooklyn Eagle.
 John D. Rockefeller hasn't yet got the s92.7o due him as witness fees. To be sure he didn't testify to much, but Uncle Sam should pay up. The laborer Is worthy of his hire
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-21
THE VERY LATEST VERSION.
Moberly Democrat.

It Is said that Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks at Yellowstone Park res cued a waitress from drowning He heard her scream and rushed into the water and she walked out on the ice.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-21

Peace reigns among the telegra- phers of the Pacific coast, and all hands will now give their chief atten- tion to the movement of the crops.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-21

The new theatrical trust will be left freo to Americanize theatres in Flu rope if It will agree not to Erlangerize those at home.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-21

Former Chief Engineer Stevens of the Panama canal has been absorbed by President Mellin, and he is pleased with his new job.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-21

Fairbanks has eaten breakfast with a section boss, and he expects this to wipe out his record as a railroad man. ipulator and speculator.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-21

Another conflict has arisen in San Francisco. Chief of Police Dinan re- fuses to recognize the new mayor He prefers the one that is in jail.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-21

That certainly was weather which incapacitated 2500 Dlks in Philadel- phia. The southern delegates are coming home to cool off
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-21

Greater Birmingham is hitching along in the legislature, and an out come of some kind will no doubt be formulated this week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-21

The Pittsburg Post thinks United States Senator Bankhead now has the laugh on Congressman Hobson.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-21

The style of women's clothes in Japan has not been changed in 2500 years, and fashion journals in that country have a limited circulation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-21

Our war with Japan was short, harm less and agreeable, and the two coun- tries are better friends than before 1t occurred.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-21

The Boise trial is nearing a verdict, and the Thaw trial will soon hold the center Of the stage.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-21

Count Boni has got it at last in the neck from the French courts. He stands fully divorced from old Jay Gould's money.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-21

The inside circle of the army is now trying to get rid of the Ayres incident by the board of-inquiry route.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-21

An alderman in Pennsylvania mar rled q couple, and be is holding up the marriage certificate for balance due on the wedding fee. Business Is busi- ness.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-21
A RELIC OF BARBARIS SIM.

From the New York Herald.
 The "unwritten law" is reversion to savagery. If 1t is to be recognized civiliza- ton Is doomed
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-21

There are other haymakers at work besides the one at Oyster Bay, but they do not attract so much attention.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-21

New crop cotton hovers near the IS cent Doint-in New Orleans.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-21

Kansas called for 60,Ooo harvest hands, and got just 11S
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-21
STRONGEST MAN IN HIS PARTY

Instead of sea serpents we have this year Japanese spies.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-21

Senator Bankhead has received his commission. and the incident is ended.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-21

Washington Bureau Age-Herald 1421 FG street. N. W.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-21

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-21

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-21

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-21

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-21

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-21
CHAIRMAN GRIGGS ONBRYAN

Washington Letter in Brooklyn Eagle. nN IL this talk of nominating a
 V southern man for the presi-
 h dency next year is nonsense.
The newspaper., 1907-04-12
The Perfect Sh0rtcake.

To enjoy the unique pleasure
of eating a genuine old fashioned
American shortcake. one must
not turn to the foreign CHEF. for
he will not know how to satisfy
that craving The wise epicure
will search out some good Amer
ican cook and she will prove to
him that there are gustatory de-
lights unknown to the best mas
ter of any foreign cuisine. The
chances are that this will be the
recipe that she will use:
ITO two cuPfuls of flour add a
teaspoonful and a half of baking
powder, half a tablespoonful of
pure lard or melted butter and
enough sweet milk to make the
dough" Or, If she has become
used to the more modern methods
of cookery. she may simplify the
matter by merely adding a table
spoonful of the melted butter to
two cupfuls of prepared flour, and
moistening it with the sweet milk.
In either case she will bake the
cake" until the crust has attained
just the proper degree of crisp
ness. after which she will split it
through the center, will spread
each piece lavishly with the best
of butter, and when the fruit has
been piled high upon them, and
has been plentifully covered with
powdered sugar she will serve
them, one on top of the other,
accompanied by the traditional
pitcher brimming full OF thick
yellow cream.-Milcs Bradford in
the May Delireator.
The newspaper., 1907-04-12

children seem inattentive and
absent minded who have bright
enough minds.
Another common cause of fail
ure is the adenoid g.owth. The
removal of enlarged tonsils has
changed many pupils from dull
lards to the brightest in the class.
Many pupils considered hopeless
cases by their teachers have been
rendered fully normal by an op-
Grafton for the removal of a nasal
obstruction.
In addition to these more
marked defects, child's success
in school depends to a great ex-
tent on his general bodily condi-
ton. Health is of the utmost i'm
portance. and here the question
of suitable food. properly pre-
pared comes in. 1t is safe to say
that we pay far too little attention
to the kind and preparation of
the food that we eat and give our
children to eat. No successive
grower of domestic animals is
nearly SO careless and unscientifc
in his feeding as we are in the
selection and preDaratiOn of our
own food.
We do not wish to be consid-
cred as advocating that nearly all
failures are due to physical causes.
We are sure that great many
failures are due to causes which
the pupil himself can remedy and
that he can largely overcome
physical defects if he will set that
mighty oower, his will, determin
The newspaper., 1907-04-12
Order to Show Cause on Petition for Sale
OF Real Estate.
STATE OF COLORADO. |

IN THE COUNTY COURT IN PROBATE.
o., IN the 10. mater Of Order To show ehu-c on
$. Branson deceased. estate.
rms matter coming ON 10 be heard on this
ist dah 9f April A. d, 1907. upon the pc
tt9h nleb herein 10y Lydia A. Bran-on nd-
mini-tratrif of said estate. for the sale Of the
following described real estate. or n portion
The south twcnty--Ix acres OF the west
nan OF the northeast quarter of the north.
en-t quarter and the east half OF the north
west quarter OF the northeast quarter OF
section twenty-thrcc t23 In township
,3ur'esa ,mn en-, up south OF range ninety:
Mcridihn' also seven and on'ehnlf shares of
the capital stock OF the Stewart Ditch Co
STOCK oi the stewart Ditch Extension Co.
also hu water aud ditch rights Including Nil
ihtrhl- ana bitches belonging to said land
all rights of way now useI or ncanir,.i On
-nld land and ineludng two rights OF way
reserved by 7. V, Allison TO irrignte lands
adjoining said 40 acres on III. west. This
lnnd being held under Bond FOR a Decd,
un,en mrv august IN. 1908. given by Fred j.
the purpose OF paying the debts of said
estate. widows allowance. etc. And IL now
appearing to the Court from snid petition
that proper and legal grounds exist Tor the
S"le Wow q, az or q p1rtion Of said real estate,
c, NV; IHEhEfokE. 4 is ordered by the
Brnn-on and Roland Branson. and q. n
stewart guardian nd litem Of Roscoe -.
Brnnron and Roland Brnnson. said minors
and all persons who arc legnteca or
ueNisees OF said estate, or my part thereof
or heirr oi said dcccdcnt, he and appear
before said Court AT the Court room Of
riu court, In the town OF Delta, county and
sth,c nlorernid, on the 18th day OF May, A.
u: lSoi, at the hour of | 80 o'clock In the
AFTERNOON OF said day. then and there to I'll w
chure, u any there be, why an order should
not not pe made directing the said Lydia A.
Brnnson To sell the whole or 80 muci of said
rcnl estate nH may be necessary for the pur-
poses specified In said petition.
II IL FURTHER ORDERED tbnt this
oruer De published for at lcnat four successive
weeks weeks IN the Paonia Newspaper, "A weekly
pu,nnEc newspnpcr published In said County.
~ lS FURTHER ORDERED that Z. II.
stewart OF said county OF Delta, be ard he
~ hereby appointed ns guardian nd Item for
roscoe y. Brnnron and Roland Brnnson.
miners. minors. to represent said minors ut said
FRED n. DICKERSON, Judge
first publication April IL, 1907.
Inst publication May 10, 1907.
The newspaper., 1907-04-12

edly to the task. But since so
many failures are due to the ply
sical causes it behooves us to in
vestigate the cause of failure care
fully and if we can remedy it to
do SO promptly.
Plan to attend the teacher-par-
ent conference on Friday after
noon, April, 26
SUPT. SCHOOLS.
The newspaper., 1907-04-12
SCHOOL COLUMN.

There are in every school some
pupils who for various causes fail
to make their grades. Sometimes
this is due to poor preparation in
the proceeding grades and in a
few cases to mental defects but
careful investigation in many of
the leading cities of the world
has clearly proven that a large
percent of all school failures are
due to physical causes.
In New York City it has been
found that sixty percent of all
school children have bodily de-
fects: that in the majority of
cases these defects can be remed-
led by proper treatment, and that
the removal of the physical disa-
bility generally causes marked
improvement in the child's pro-
gress in his studies
These Investigations also prove
that a class connection exists be-
tween bodily defects and crimi-
nal tendencies. The records of
the "Children's Courts" of New
York City and Chicago show that
practically all the children
brought before these courts are
truants and that eighty FIVE per-
cent of them are physically de-
fective.
The most common physical de-
feet is imperfect eyesight, which
often results in headache, back
ache and indigestion.
Defective hearing makes many
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-03
sssroe MeboefelSe fra Hoteut. gbpu.

SfeIge Meboelelie fra Iatent.a bou.
faterne 8iQlamipn & Werdant. Nr.
925-933 Guaranty 9oan Building.
Minneapolis, Winn.. er i'pen f~orlsbne
l1ee islsenbe Hatenier Tibet Rinnelota
% 9afota Spfinbere:
Frank E Abbot. Buffalo, MINI, Dough
Mixing Machine. Wallace e Belt, Dodge
Center, MINI, Power Transmission. Be
vier, Hutchinson & Durage, Duluth,
Mimi, Generator, Ferdinand Buchstein,
Minneapolis, MINI. Artificial Leg. Spen-
Ger E Davis & T Brennan jr, St Louis
Park, MINI, Disk drill. Edwin E Dobbs,
Minneapolis, MINI, Dress chart. James
c Drake, Rochester, Mimi, Plate-holder!
John Z Erickson, st Paul, MINI, Nor
tIse and Tenon Saving Machine. Elmer
Hodgson, Bonesteel, s D, Surfacing-tool.
Ole Holen, Brittor, S d, Stacker. John
] Mathey, Robey S D, Disk-plow. Hen
ry T Monson, Mayville, N D, Cultivator.
Frank A Nelson, Duluth, MINI, Autcmo-
bile. Tidemand Nelson, Starbuck, Min,
Snap-hook. Simeon F Pierce. st Paul,
MINI, Trolly-retriever. William Pofis,
Neville. North Dakota, Grain elevator.
Arthur G Stimyke, Roberts county, S ID,
Gross-beater. Carl F Swanson, Eagle
Bend, MINI. Egg-lifter. Franc Thomp,
son, Fargo, N d, Eyeglass holder,
Charles Timer. Lisbon, N d, Change
making machine. FELTON, Volmer, Win
sted, Mimi, Party line telephone. Gu
STAY Willius !r, st Paul, MINI, Motor
extension receptacle.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-03

Charles IipInnS, Tom for boeoe |
Star Brairie n9r Rep Ridmonb,
8is., bsoe forIeoen Dag i SEEM eng
LAMB, 81. Saf.
3. 5. Sessge | Rimetpaitfan bIeo
forleoen Dag Of commissioner for
llnioeriitets. % SfoIeIanb gienub'
uGbnt iii 9~anbfommisinr.
Stpr Sprificl / Sris. - Oct foIter
MI $2.3S mere at rciie fra Sarge til
@inncapoIiS emo fra Roorbeao til
RtnnenpoIis, iioen 2.gentsIooen I
Rinneiota traabte ifraft. Oct toiter
$4.60 fra Ioorbeao % $6.9S fro
Sarge. Serefter fommer ole | Sar-
90 til at ipaiere oper 9roen Ill
Roorbeao 90 fisbe fin 9iIet Der.
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flor anitreugeIie for at faa Ieno
NOT til of gisre fRrbis Sargo.Gneta
9inien til SepiIs Safe; 8anen bar
graSeret nriten BERTH ifior Ssit, ca
Sos bar eaaet til Solua. 8anen ifaI
gieres f9rOie iaa mart Tom muIigt,
o9 al Sasiager. os Srogttrafif sit-
oper fro Steber neItenfor SepiIs Cafe
ffaI eaa ODER Den 2inie.
Spsisr ipscs. - Otter at babe Ia.
oct Oct eaa | 10 aar icger nj, 9pen
Sarge at faa Spgigr meb fin tibli.
gere 9asierer y. {. Sbottpel, 'om
bar $4,000 tiIfort | fine RegnIfaber,
"a ban forIob 8ontoret. Sag er an.
logt moo BAN 90 MOB g. 3. Sbot.
peII, ipm bar m%eobelagtig % booSe
Snbtpst al unberbouancen / 9pens
Sa&ie.
Scrbert Selseien bIeo forIe6en Of.
ten Ggtepiet meb 0tiis Sanep fra
gbom8. @ieIien foregif / @aTtcr
0tilers Siem / @ronb Sorts. 9e
upetfte bar Ell flor Seunefrc6s /
@ranb Sorts % ODER belle Stateu,
lem Ipfsniter Dem. $eIeeien bar
tretoenteret StdtSitntper'ttetet, og
@iis Sanep bar oeioa opboISt iia /
@rouo SORTS. Se nneifte began fig
til @ruheommens Silent / WiIton
forri9e Srehas.
Rs eleftrif Same. - Ger gisres
otter Sorise paa at fao en- eIeftrif
Sane bpaset melem Sarge % 3e.
troit Safe | Rinneiota; Ger or 81
Ril melem be TO StcSer, og peo
ltuberiseeIie er man fommen til BET
ReiuItat. at @nneu funSe bpaaeS for
$5o0,0oo. Ter or II, 1000 IenneFe-
Inues ben paatGntte 2inie % bisie
tiaisemeo Solicit ! Sarge % Ioor.
beao piloe brinee Sauet op iii 81.
600 Weuclter, iom tunSe brusc
Wauer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-03
3nnutuun.

GbtparS Subnipu, iom leo al Ep.
ring, tom for nosIe Tiger iiben fra
Gbicaso til Billings for fin SeIbrebs
Sfplo. San opbolot fig paa ct So.
tel / 8pen, og forleoen Seat brao Sub-
bru6stpoe inS | bans 8arelie, %
mart efter bar ban bso. 2egerne
flyer, at ben Sfraf @sperne inbgisb
bam ~paaifpnSte bans 9so.
SiurSen or iolst. - Sra 9enber,
Colo, beretteS, at ben itore Bablo
Siorb af SsfIer paa SIatbeab &eier'
bationen err iolgt til ben canaoiife
&eaierine. Ser er meIlem 400 og
500 9sHer / Siorben, iom er ben
ftsrite | @eroen. Srerne ifitlbe flint.
tes MOREOVER ben lite b8., men
8ierne oe 9oIpene life for | SuIi.
Briien bar $4,000.
2nnS nuSSrages. - 2anbfoutorei
Billings bar faaet Srore Ill at nno'
bragg 4,50O acres peo SimtIep Srri'
gationsanIng % flere gptpmter fro
SettIing, naar 9anoet oeS SooeSan'
IRgeet iiommer oabnes. 2anbet bill
bIioe cabinet / S,tli og 10000 Gcrcs
Of oct beSite 2ano bill oa bIiue ti[biot
for Settling / Stpffer paa 40 acreS
hper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-03
5niarouHtt.

Salppr Snlsurion, en- rng Wsano,
90 gar aammcI, blep @anbas brebt
paa en- SsmmerHaaoe peo Soipfins.
Martin Salupripn Can Claire,
ON boem hi / iorrige Nltmer berette.
6e, of ban ff begge fine Urine naiten
affaarne | en- gtrfeliog, oeoe fiSItc
Ranbag.
ganenrbciSet begpnSes. = Siref.
tsrerne for @aupaea & Green Ban
9nnen bar inbgaaet 8ontraft for
gpsninaen al gancu menem 8altpa.
co og ScmSinapia, en- afitanb at II
MiI; ire 9roer rlaa bpages paa Den.
ne Strrfntns. % grbeiSet ifaI bore
fGroist til lite auguit. Spiaer og
Sfinner er fiSbt oe ifaI Ieoeres Den
lite Siili.
Sporbpsn. SammcnifsS. 70
SporDcsue | Superior, iom off efter
binanben, itsSte iammen iioite @an.
BOG, ioet Den fsrite iastnebe 6arten,
oa ben fom npr Sernbonen. % No-
tormmSen paa ben iiolte miiteoe
acntrcI oper Soenen oe Den renote
meb itor 6ort moo ben fsrite, % beg'
ee bleo fnuite. aonouftsr Soeen paa
ben isrite @oen III beege fine Ben
brpffeoe, 90 ne Rosiagerer tom I'll.
fade. $eIbienis par Der faa Yasia.
gerer paa besse @ogne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-03

Trs. Ssnnins Anbrrion, Tom DO.
zoe poa en- 5nrm fer Mil fps for
@nieca, bpoe forIeoen aften; bun
bopoe "a Elmer fsr fin Dob fsot ct
Barn, % ian fit bun unoerretning
ON, at en- NOR SIegtning bar bIepcn
brnbt neo ct lllpffestiIfRloe, o. benz
ne Rpbeo Dor Ell RpiteIie. banroere
emo bun funoe taale. Snn efterIa-
Der FIG Rano % bet npfsote Barn.
.0e bonoe p9ret eifte omtrent ct aar.
Gbriit Gbriitenien, en- Garmer,
iom boebe fem Wil fra Storoen |
COTTONWOOD Goirntp, falot en- Dag
forriec uge bpo ON paa Stationen |
Manfato. San bapbe | Here Var liot
al en- Sierteipgoom og be Sager,
ban bopoe bapt, funoe life gine BAN
noget Saab. San reiite oa til Ro.
DIETER for at raabipsrge 0oftorerne
Der; beIler life De funoe binlpe BAN,
men raabeoe ban til at reiie biem %
bs. San maatte ififte Tog | Nan'
fato, oa IGnet til fin Suitru og en-
unoen Mano, eff ban nogle Striot,
men ianf ioa ON. San bar AZ gar
sommel oa eiterIaber fig Gnfe og
Ter gern. Sans Sig ienotes biem til
Gtoroen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-03
JnoIanoet.
Sn,pu.

itSbplSenbeS ieirer. - Sra Soma
Sails beretteS. Of Saliire SosIin /
SnsnS enhelis efter AZ GarS iorIsb
bar fact fla betaIt lit SiIsooeba.
nenoe at Reeieringer- ga ban ior.
Loo SGren / 1866, bapbe ban $3.50
tiIeobe for @9oer, ban ieate at faa
8eneene 0a, men Oct lpfteoes life.
San gan bog life op, men bar itaoig
aiort lit &rop eiaIoeuoe, os nu mn.
Zig fit ban iie tiIleuot $3.50 ira
gSaIbington men tit irgen Rertte
for fine Gense.
2nnneoHag. - llroer en- Soroen'
form Iibite SenSog ilog 2pnet neo |
2a6en paa S. Sanieus Sdrm nRr
&iliseo, Routeumerp Gountp, %
iatte SID paa Den; Dem brGnote neo
pa so Surs Se, ipu Selte os IRE
Srcatltrer brGuOte. Sloen fotteoe og'
iaa / Ell itor DfdiSfrpbbe, % 1,4OO
@uIbels D2aiS brpn0te liant en- bel
Del Tarmmoifinert, 2oben bar 200
$50 5ob, % Iabet beIsber JIG talt
til ca. $4,000; ben por osiureret,
SIR. Sauien bar / Chicago mco
areahtrer, ga llIpften bGtOtc,
Mrrfelist SunS. en- Sano al en-
Sinpopotanut5 (5Io6heiA fanbteS
forIeSen / Suubet oe6 8eit Nelbna'
Icfona-GIoen / Gcttorpattonie Goun'
IN nooIe nil fra Council SlutiS.
Cen nar nottrIi8piS f%oritenet, og
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hsirc InnO al Ell qummel 6loobelt.
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eli I~iancnoe 5oriteriug / Roro slime
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Cpsrs@ttelse os Forkiaring
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